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32 Oiltind Tribune, Friday, Nor. 12, 1954 By Ed Dcdd MARK TRAIL (L i A ISCWfjLTMB CftAMWsV COMIN3 VERM GO AH SAD 5-he CuCDSNty FANCY CAN SEES BOO STAND UP IN HER BUWQ AND HE TWE3 CeSPESATEUV TO SWINO TH5 FUSHT CXTT OP DANGER peaix-ng. if Winterish in Western U.S., But Pleasant Fall Elsewhere By The Associated Press 4'- November's fairly mild weather appeared near an end in some Western and Midwest areas today but pleasant SAW autumn weather continued in most other parts of the country. Temperatures dropped 5 to 35 degrees over the north ern Great Flams and north ern Darts of the Midwest pans oi uie wiawesx Guatemala Faces Shortage, of Corn 11 larly today as cool Canadian Vf CfS RQMV ir moved southeastward. It air United States, Volcano Acting Up In Philippines MANILA, Nov.

12. Mt GUATEMALA, Nov. 12 Corn is the staff of life in Guatemala, with the average adult using about two pounds a day. was a cool ITSPne Year Ago Mainit, an active volcano in the Wis and 23 Pulpit Guest Sunday The Rev. G.

F. Loving of Con cord will be the guest minister at the GOlden Gate Baptist Church, 1051 54th St, Sunday. At 11 ajn. he will speak on 'The Return of the Prodigals," and at p.m. "he will discuss the need to "Get Ready for Tomorrow." southeastern Philippines, has leaaseaeawea and Amm 4 at vM "jl jLttjI TTilJ T.

f- I aai.i aw ww Just now it's in short supply, But it was warmer over New! NOVEMBER 12, 1953 One Import program already under way is in purebred cows. Tc build up herds here, cattlemen have imported 1,432 head from the United States in the last two months. Last week, for example, 50 Holstein heifers arrived by air from North Lake and Sun Prairie, Wis. due to floods and storms York, New England and Perm-1 There was lieht rain in the shown signs of activity, tne Philippine News Service reported today; Mt Mainit is on While the government is en couraging the replanting of sjlvania and the Ohio Valley morning a year ago today, wUa temperatures" up 3 to 12 turning into heavy rain in the degrees. Readings were above evening.

A mild, southerly, Biliran Island of the northern tip of damaged fields, it may be necessary to import com from' the AOVKSTISEMSNT ADVERTISEMENT i ADVESflSBMSNT ADVXKTI6EMKNT rreenng as xar norm in new morning wind changed from England as Caribou, in northern is to 25 m.DJi. in the eveninz. 1J-LJV-u1juxnj-u-u-u-u1- -c --f Mame. I temDerature for Temperatures continued above! the dav was 63 and the low AT TTtrsahsia A two-day of fair wtali was promised ti OoUaad Ara. Showers forecast for BockUs.

far Gull Coast and in Minn tela. seasonal levels in most otneri as 52. areas. A record mark for the date S3 was resorted ves-l PwOLOS terday in Tucson, Ariz. New till highs for Nov.

11 also were re- Vf CalllCr is that so? Dorted at Salt Lake City and Pocatello, Idaho, with 72 and respectively. rOreCtl5T ej ieu over Droaa areas r.MiaM mi.a r.ir v-l Ssribe Animal Crackers' That May Tie Up Quizzers 05 last night, with showers over tothtt cooler tonunu sjtul JT a I day tncreastna' high cloialiaeaa, North-1 most Of Ue area West OZ tnejwest wind 10-3 mpb today, diminiahlnsl RockiM eirfTit in southern Ari. totnnt. tiifa toaar, saa ranciaco.i xvociues exrepi iji souuern ati- o.kljuH. jtmfo and San iUiaeil in a t1t from Indiana nnrth.1 Nartkerd aad Ceatral Callfarak eastward to northern New Eng-n malolr ia mountains; fair and cooler! By EUGENE BURNS Calling all quizzes.

An Demands of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers land. Showers feU in parts of Florida. Skies Were Cloudy in ItoUo wed by ram oa north coast North-1 most of the Rocky Mountain re-l' "tosol gion ana along most OI tne UUlI aboTaPolnt Arena. I rwer 12 of these IS Nature Quiz questions correctly and, man, you are an expert; 9 Coast and through the Ohio iZrUt Involve Substantial Extra Pay for 1 lffe or No Extra Vorc i- V. Uo tod'! tonight and Saturday: I Is good, 6 only fair.

Answers Early morning reports: Newlvi Saturday low tonisnt is-zs ex-1 York 45 and clear; Chicago 47 "1th; -701 J0W follow questions. 1 When squirrels lay up and clear: Atlanta 49 and clear: uu aata-sbkiya Area cuartm I r- -nr .1. ti .1 i- I but few scattered showers today, rairl larger store of nuts, beavers put roxfc nutia sua tieai, J-en- tonl4nt and sushtly colder. Saturday ver 37 and cloudy; Los Angeles mcreasu cvudinss. legs are whale, porpoise and dol en a heavier coat of fur, and bees put up more honey, a hard 61 and ram; San Francisco lair and colder tonuht.

Saturday! phin. winter Is in store. Is this true? and cloudy; Seattle 50 and rain; 10 Right, vines north twine Salt Lake City 55 and 2 Which of these animals left to right; south, tight to left Springfield, I1L 54 and clear. cats, sheep, hogs, cows can 11 The 'hitman heart, pumps A wise duck knows So the old saw goes It shows lack of brain To keep OUT approximately the equivalent of supply all of the following products: catgut, lanolin, drum the rain. a railway tank car full of blood every 24 hours.

Uoyd'sGets heads, beeswax? 12 Only the rabbit cannot 3 All professions have their Saerasseate Valley Fair today I jargon. As for us naturalists. $112 Million cover 20 miles an hour within 24 hours of birth. The antelope can make about 24, the South! TQ NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC PATRONS: We regret that a strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has tied up oar railroad over all its lines between Tiburon, San tlafael and Eureka. Hie management has made every effort to settle controversy and avoid the strike, without avail We have offered liberal concessions in older to avoid disruption of service.

But there, comes a point where our own and the public's interest in reasonably priced transportation is of greatet importance than the temporary hardship of an interruption in service. I i When direct nego iaationi with the Brotherhood-were iirrisuassiHil, the matter was taken to the National Mediation: Board. But the engineers refused to change their original demands, and no agreement; was reached. Northwestern Pacific agreed to the National Mediation Board's request that the disagreement be submitted to arbitration but the Brotherhood refused. I 'i' The differences between the Northwestern Pacific management and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers arise over the Brotherhood's demand for certain changes in working rules.

Each of these changes would involve substantial additional pay for little or no additional work (a form of featherbedding), or would involve duplicate pay for work done. y-rh THE DEMANDS OF THE ORGANIZATION AftE AS FOLLOWS? tonight. Saturday Increasing nun cloudiness. Cooler tonidht with scattered Uxht frost: sen tie winds. High both days 60-43.

iow tonUht 36-43. -Baa Jeaaaia Valley Fair today and Seas megapod flies the day it toniaht. Saturday increasing hlgni Hurricane Bill cloudiness north and fair south portion. I Cooler today and tonight. Scattered I is born.

liaht frost tonisnt. noiwwni winu i 13 Only the pheasant the cock dominates the roost. 14 All are imaginary ani LONDON, NOV. 1Z. im 7is mph becoming light veriabla to- CaroL Dolly, Edna and Hazel low today sent the bill for their saiiaas Vaney rir today, tonight tragic sprees to Lloyd's and it "Ve-hV 'high" day.

came to a whopping $112,000,000. low tonight wplnd: mals and never have existed. what do these words have in common: sett, redd, form? 4 Does the vampire bat ruck blood from its victims? 5 Do monkeys form chains to swing across raging torrents? 6 Do animals such as the snowshoc hare, ermine and Arctic Zox change the color of their fur from brown to white to fit the appropriate season? PLANT ITfXrEBS 7 Which of these creatures is able to assist plants in cross-pollination: beeav bats, hum 15 Members of the hum mingbird family can do all of these things. TREE By special trmtonai with for hurricanes which roared out At0.n,dt of the Caribbean this year and cooler tonight. Northwest wind io-ii cut paths of devastation there din.shu ht mrtit in 4 Via Tn 1 1 Staffs and vi srHarad liaht froat tonight.

the editors of the encyclopedia Americana, way nanel of Judges will award each week to the reader who aeada me 1 cava Blaaee to relat CeaeeaUea th best ejection oa nature and wildlife a complete SO-volume art of this wmoa. I Northwest wind 10-W mph today oe- wend famous reference wore tm Underwriters at Lloyd's, the coming s-is -mpit handsome SeaJcrait binding. mingbirds? famOUS insurance firm. Said they I point Arena tonight and increasing Sat. Xach week, new noaatierai wfQ be I sunpir can i an- expect to pay out every itwl'-'ZPV' An additional day's pay for each time that an engineer fs re quired to change from one locomotive to another during Ms four of dirty and also an additional day's pay for each engineer for each flirts! that a dtesel unit Is added to or detached from Ms dlesel locomotive while he Is on the run.

8 In the bat family, which of these statements is false? It cannot walk on all fours? It cannot rwer your snaay friendly letters. Pleeae drees your enetlens IS THAT years on One hurricane, but that Saturday with rain sboje Point Rr. four in one season makes tf'tJIA' SOI care oi The Tnbuoe. P.O. Bos Me, uaaiamei kMww Vniran IrrMaina- high cloudinest wind.

Ceyrrtfll. IsM, Tee Tee Trtssse mate In the fall of the year and avoid pregnancy until spring? ItJi.U hAlh Cirn TViHv TVlnn and TTazel IIW: lrTV- r-n- r.l. and to. it does not nave a supersonic ir timatMi tn nave Kiiieai s-rrsrssa r- night: cooler tonisnw oaiuroax radar system which assists it in This demand is typical of all the demands. The proposed, change means, to give one ex ample, that if a locomotive developed some defect, necessitating a substitution of locomotives, the fengjpeer would receive an extra aay's pay.

more Usui duu ana tsuscu uaiit-iing ragn cwunmm. ti Th flying? It cannot see by day light? I i a Rites Held for Miss Latimer 000,000 the amount it When an Indianapolis ft Which mammal has longer will cost Lloyd's underwriters. I weatner xorecasier premctcu Tnninnra fmfrti aid it was I rain and rot snow, promoter front less than hind ones? Which has no hind legs at all? 10 Do vines north of the 2- difficult to determine how much of the Him -White Christmas of the total loss was insured gave him a S100 bonus. Lucky with American, Canadian and thing for him they weren't When an engineer Is called out of turn for service, a penalty of half a days pay for each man who may have stood ahead of html (The present rule provides for a penalty payment to the engineer who should have been called, but not to any others.) ALAMEDA. Nov.

12. Fu equator twine from left to right. neral services were held today and south, right to left? British Insurance promoting me ium -gum. Iln-armvrr TVillv nroduped II la the course of a day. for Miss Edith M.

Latimer, 71, 000 claims in the New York and slru.yrish't: the human heart pumps approx of 1355 Grove St New England areas alone, the Northwest wind lsih today dig- imately the following amounts cf blood: enough to fill a 300- A native of Missouri, Miss Under this rule change if it were Engineer A's turn to be called but through mistake Engineer was called the company would have to give Engineers and a half days pay each, even though Engineers and were not entitled to the job for which Engineer hichest ever known for ontmA" Latimer was a retired school hurricane. I gaSon tank, to fill a railway EXOertS said the insurance I ,7, rain about Saturday night teacher, who had taught in Ala tank car. to fill an oil tank on was called. I a tank farm? meda schools for more than 30 claims now are being totaled up e.Tw'fnd'g Su since it is unlikely the. red and eriy saturdsy.

12 When a day old. which of; years. the following animals can ex DUiCK ZlUIi n-aiic siaa wui tonicht; cooler tonight with aeat- 3 She died Tuesday at her home hoisted again this year. tcred light tn.t ceed a speed of 23 miles an Extra pay for time spent, by an engineer In switching at either terminal of Ms run, even though the engineer Is already receiving a full day's pay for the run, and the switching Is Included within Ms day of 8 hours or less, I after a brief illness. She had today and low tenkght at Napa U-37.

hour: antelope, znegapod, rab lived in Alameda 40 years. bit? S. I. a. I San Jose H-u.

nouuicr terra SnOW Light K.ru-ra OUUer-Cenerany I t-i- ahowers extreme Miss Latimer was a member Knrthera araast lair tonight. Cooler 13 la which of these animal groups does the male predomi inland tonight. Saturday increasing of the First Congregational Church, past president of the CAfAXTTNTO Knw 12 and teVtaUsht at The practical effect of this rule would be to require duplicate payment for time engaged in switching. This, in many instances, would be eauivalent to two days' nay for one day's 1 I tJmM Alameda Business and Professional Women's Club and the though snowfaU has been gen- ZSiT work for rwrrr switching at Arrata, Eure Adelphian Club. erally light in mountain areas, coast xu f.

".5" th Sfti Division of Hlahwavs to -uthw1' "nd nate beyond the mating season: waspr; deer, pheasants? 14 What do these animals have ia common: phoenix, basilisk? XrOOXXXGX2I rtATS 15 Which of these attributes she is survived by her aunt. Mrs. Wilhelmina Sautter, of San 4 uiego. today from Camp Sacramento to SSwJn' wdTnteriS? Miss Latimer taught at Porter fxfra pay to the engineer for the full amount of any delay to Ms train occurring after the train has entered the terminal at the end of the run. This payment would be In addition to full pay forlthe run, and would be paid-even when the run was com art true cf the hummingbird Grammar School from 1915 to the foot of Meyers Grade.

Tiogaueciuondy. 4 vw.Hy-Partiy Pass Road, closed yesterday, cioudytooay. rnuy eiar nd UmiMiae. Cooler tonight, warmer to- family: It can fly sideways? It prvuuulj wiu itvtiaira High today so. U.S.

Temperaturef National Summary w.Im ku been general tn all of the! Western aUperta 1927. when she moved to Alameda High School. She was on the faculty of Alameda High until she retired in 1949. Services were under the direction of the Fowler-Anderson Mortuary, with the Rev. Francis P.

Randall of the First Congregational Church, officiating. Interment was private. H. L.t fir Wert but southern 71 f.u tit mrtions of Northern I Atboquerqtkt S5 Phoenl Bakersfield 1 Porotelkt TS 4A CalUornia during the tost hours 80 Sureka had 1 inches. Fort iBrm 49 mches.

In Oregon, Astoria had Si and I Slytb SI IPortlsnd 47 44 Ked Bluii it while Beattv. nev re-i fTHeretma id an Rene is native akme to the New World? It can eat twice its own weight In a day? Its wing beat exceeds 3.000 vibrations a minute? It flies 500 miles nonstop over water? Only the female, which is larger, sits on the eggs? Answers: 1 N'o. Animals are clever interpreters of the present and the immediate future, but they cannot predict what is golnf to happen months ahead. 2 Sheep alone can supply all Hhest products. 3 These are all nests: the sett Is a den, redd a fish's nest- m-r m.11 -jt ftt.l tn iaa incnea.

iiwi Caalinga 47 Riverside ti ao Sacmto.Apt 1 44 weather la clearing in California and ae Salinas rr se Nevada this morning as the Pacific Jigh Denver El Centre FJPaso Eureka 11 41 S. Lake City 11 praasure system moTee onanan. srom 15 47 S. DwoApt SO I the eonUnntal olride to the Atlantic Quakes 'Explained' 11 ll un Jom Coast the weather baa been generauy Fresno 1 i s.iv. -i j.

IGr. JuncTloa 4115. rranctacw at fair, inere were aiew a. IscaUared through thd lower Laka re-l 4 r. Ant.

lUSta. Barbera .33 sion and Ohio Valley and ajoag me easii Havre that the world is perched be Helena 44 S3 Santa Hint IIIGulf Coast. The weather la cooler in SS 41 NArthera California and western Nevada I India Thrss. 14 Seattle 4 S3 1 this morning though it ts still warmer I tween the horns of a cow, and when the cow becomes tired and shakes her head the earth Lander 94 Sheridan LaaVega 1 Spokane LoaAnselea 1 Stockton 42 1 than Bormt; tneee areas ana in 45 ether western states. Denver and Chey-1 SS 41 im.

miUnn ii SO degrees but I L.A. Apt. 7t Sunayvala such as salmon's; the form is a rabbi fa hollowed out resting quakes. pitted, and the engineer released from duty, within the time I normally required for the run. (At present the Company pays for terminal delay, only after the engineer reaches an agreed i point within the terminal at whkh the so-called delay time starts No terminal delay penalty Is paid on runs of less than 1 CO miles.) This is another rule change which would require duplicate pay for work done, The rule change! demanded are not justified by any changes in operating conditions.

They would reduce efficiency of operation and increase costs to such an extent as to be a potential burden upon shippers. '4 In refusing the unreasonable demands of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers we are, of course, actirig-in the interest of the railroad, since excessive operating costs diminish our ability to compete with other transportation agencies. But we are also protecting the interest pi the shipping and traveling public because'increases in operating costs, in the end, must be passed on to the shippers who use our: service. Our ability to compete also has a bearing on the kin of service we can render the public and the communities. We are in favor of good wages for a reasonable day's work and we are sure that the users of our service are in favor of that, too.

But the Brotherhood's demands in this case go far beyond that. They involve pay for little or no work, or duplicate payment for work done. We regret the iriconvenience and losses this strike will cause the shipping and traveling public. We regret, too, the hardships bome by the other employes of the railroad who are -not a party to this controversy but who must be idla because company operations have had to be suspended. Gcorgo Morrison 1 ii ice President and General Manager) 44 SuaanvUlv" 38 as the Far West temperatures this mom-J 37 Tononah 4 40 ine were generally In the 40s and 60s I Medford II ML ShasU 41 Needlea II place and sometimes its nest.

S4 TiKson S4 a ia colder tn the Mississippi Valley but I SUN. MOON AND TIDE rTTAV. WV. 11 rukiui ai uwhiMBOtci ai i freezing weather la confined mainly to I i imniii. Oak.

Apt. II Yuma tl I MinnesoU and Wisconsin where Minn-1 Paeoaoble 44 44 I apoiis had XI and Madison 35. Temper-1 4 No. The vampire bat laps up its blood. The bite, inflicted with its razor-sharp teeth, is almost painless a person can M-n ne T-aap tasters, Mess Ha aturas have risen la the Atlantic coast states.

New York City had a low of I SotSef 44 New Orleana JStJ'ffJSSff Vnr 4i York S3 431 Brownivllld 14 hw ODS sleep through it. and its saliva contains a noacoagulent, so the 41 Ko. PJstte si esi 54 Buffalo Tl 431 Hi Okla. City hart tod 2 i California Summary Chics re blood keeps flowing. 5 41 Omaha 3Pvnaaoala rea Mot w-w Irf QT rVI Mwn ta as I Raia coered sxerry every part of Detroit i 3N Pittsburg 2i Mov.

It 3 No. UocJceys. like most animals, are "good swimmers. fort Worth IS 45 Rapid CitX II jTicauiornta in the past 94 noura. wnue vs Asltha heavy amounts in Southern Csli- 4 -sna m.

1 rjs.fn. TS fl SkJLOU fackaoavf) 44 I1SS Antoni 74 81 1 m.f?Mt1JT; rfif-1 "Itl 1'Mam. 4V5i-i. iiuk I aLe TOV. 1J to NOV.

Kansas City 4 Washingtogi HI TTrr Besides, think of the poor "end" monkey, supporting that im TTw HW H.w. uv: Mempola 45 40 Wichita 71 44 mis past ours occurryo in me norui- Miaml 74) WUlUtoa 3 3 frn part the statav. Blue Canyon had possible chain. lil. i 11 iLaa.

sureu im, ana im oragg j.u I 4aS 3 I lia II 114a IS I ITa-I I f.o. Tnese animals grow mm i I inches, jted Btuu rresno .41. even PreCIOifailCn Tibia IPranctsco JU inch. In the south. Santa 14 JMJ JnaSa 1M1 tla-l 1 I I Barbara had -17.

San Dieeo -BO. El On- 15 4-eS3 30sl 1 5o- 7 Scii Irra Inch. The low nressure system NOTICE In the above Ltbuiauoa a the ttdes the datlv Ude are Una in rhe tst Seal Nml to date Seal has moved Inland toward the Roc It I 74 hm tt dele lt yr nmlnd high preasure now covers the West I arr es inetr onm ttnee. commencing two sets of hair shedding each in the appropriate season. 7 Members of all these animals assist in cross-pollination cf seme plants.

ALL rOSSIBLE! I Iareka IJ-J Red Bluff svITaris Coas. wesirter tearing over i 147 I1J7 the stole. It wiU be fair generally I ft una today and tonight. Cooler weather is I 4 77 11 VrmntAot -51 with ue early-mom ttdea ia the column. The fme end heights of tiles hi the Ne U.S.

Coast and Geodetic Burwi Wes are tor the foe of Park 5U Alameda. For rort PouiL swMract SIS 19 17 xPcted through central and Northern S.Rose7a.iw, 5.17 54 141 S3 IH 14 Hmltn nd 1 47 35 15 1 California tonight. Another disturbance .71 jo si lis charted about 00) miles freaa the! S. P. City -31 in iN IH Ml ss it ss Northern California coait but its aast- la the bat family.

mmtea. S. P. Apt JM .57 17.43ward pi of real la becoming slower. Bain I Oskmd Ant JT .1 I The coiumne of neirhts give the eieva- .74 1 14 Jt 11 expected along the north coast li lt urdav and there will be Increasing high one of these things is pos sible.

77 fevT.oVr 9 The giraffe and moose '2ZJEZZ. 1M Stockton .41 1.31 Icloudineesa elsewhere in the northern! tixi part of the state but mostly fair weather I 4 14 54 will continue Saturday over Central I have Jor.ger front legs than rear. the chart deaths enlesa preceded by inw. 4-1. thesv a ubera arviU A.City .41 1 IN lot .73 It lllUaiiforxua.

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