The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 7

THE DAILY OKL'AIIOMAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE It, SI 7. Roy Flies Oyer Big Barbecue Pit Local Building Pace Slackens Admiral Dies After 60 Years in Service SAN MATEO, June 17 W) Rear Adm. Ray Spear, whose military career spanned 60 years, died Tuesday at his San Mateo home at the age of 79. He was a native of Springfield, 111. An army veteran of the.

Spanish-American war, he joined the navy in 1900, rising to rear admiral in 1929. He saw action in the Boxer rebellion in China, the Philippines insurrection, the Mex-lean, pacification and World wars I and II. v-- By ROY NAPLES Flying into this touthern Italian: port we got a Dog Triggers Shotgun As Master Is Killed Australia, June 17 (UPI)-A dog shot and killed his master during a hunting trip Tuesday. William McKenzie, out hunting for kangaroos with his pet dog. was standing outside his truck with a loaded shotgun lying on the seat.

The 'dog accidentally stepped on the gun's causing it to discharge. The blast struck McKenzie in the side. Dollar volume of construction in Oklahoma county during April slipped 7 percent below April, 1957, despite' a 23 percent gain in home building; it was reported Tuesday by Ben.Querry, F. W. Dodge Corp.

representative here. The Dodge organization, con ine view of Vesuvius, the vol that destroyed Pompeii ibout .90 years, after Christ, was orn, and times covered ip some other towns the bay struction news specialists, re )f i. 1 ported total dollar volume of con tracts for future construction Capt. Ted: our pilot; iwung around the volcano crater ind the. weather co-operated, too, vlth bright, cloud free sunshine, io we could look into the fire'pot museum.

But the remains of columns, arches held only by the "VV shape, cut of the stone, thin red bricks of clay, frescoes on walls, rough stone covered streets'' and all that, is the real Sight'. for those who. saw it during the war. has cleaned its face The industrial section around the railyard has been' rebuilt and repaired and' there is a great deal of new apartment house construction atop and on sides of hills that ring the bay. Capt.

Bob McBrinn and his wife Martha, with their three children, live on one of the hillsides, where they can see the bay, Capri- and Sorrento For all this view, they pay extra, like every-one else here, because' there's a charge for the "panorama" that averages, -about 10,000 lira a month higher, as you go to other during April was $7,744,000. Heavy engineering contracts are not included. Home construction shot up to $3,956,000, which was a 23 percent gain over April 1957, but the non-residential total of $4,148,000 was down. 23 percent. Overall construction in the county is up 3 percent for the first four months of the year, totaling $24,832,000.

Home building hit $11,119,000 ESCAPE From the Misery of SLEEPLESS Nights No more tossing and turning with torments of nervow tension! Now you can relax, gently drift off into healthful steep-with sooihing MILES NERVINE! hat last spit put- ashes and lava for a 25 percent increase, while 1944. You could burn a of iteaks in that' barbecue pit. Then we took a' tu'rn around the sle of Capri, which is more "of i hunk of mountain set in the Country boy gets an aerial view of Capri. From Naples, the view is expensive. How many desperate times have you tried to overcome jittery nerves that keep you from needed sleep only to become more and more upset? Take miles nervine for gentle, soothing relief! Here's the wonder-working combination of time-proved, medically-accepted ingredients that simply relaxes you and Zete.you sleep in a healthy, natural way doesn't make you sleep.

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Chess Champ Enroute NEW YORK, June 17 (UPD-Bobby Fischer, 15-year-old American, chess champion, left by plane for the Soviet Union Tuesday night to play a series of exhibition matches. Gary Seeking Reason for Low Faculty Pay ncredibly, Jblue Mediterranean han the popular concept. of an si and with white; beaches and hat sort, of thing. Some of the louses cling to cliffs that are washing or eroding i way from rain. One house we aw looked about ready to slide lown to the sea.

more private and church schools." The department of commerce survey shows Colorado led the 10-state group with $24.75 spent per citizen. New Mexico was second with $23.58. Others were, Iowa $18.35, Kansas $17.11, Nebraska $15.19, Louisiana $14.97, Arkansas $10.84, Texas $10.80 and Missouri $6.38. ilso. This, is a thing; you This expenditure came to $19.94 per capita, according to the report.

"Another question that must be answered is how much higher can Oklahoma go on a per capita basis," Gary said. "I hope groups now studying this problem can come up- with the answers by the time -the next legislature meets. 'rates toward the top in spending, but salaries are below other states. -One of the reasons is that a greater percentage of Oklahoma highschool tgraduates attend state-supported institutions of higher education. Many of the other slates have GSv rUr "eareSt SANDERS CAMERA SHOP mw mw WittiiZiV Phone Vl 3'0W0 or14W 1 x.

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EteS5T01.E PHOTO SERVICE AmVUl STORE 26th Classen JA 4-1 250 n.w. jjrd ait orlc Av. to 5-3030 -Midwest City -117 AlWmon PIoiq When Eyes Cry "Help!" Gov. Gary, said Tuesday he hopes to find out.why college faculty salaries are lower in Oklahoma while the state's per capita expenditure or higher education ranks near the top among states in this area; "This is a big question that should be answered by the citizen's- committee on higher education and the legislative council committee which are studying the problem of financing higher education," he said. The governor released figures compiled by the U.

S. department of commerce which showed that for the 1957 fiscal year Oklahoma's per. capita expenditure was third" among 10 midwestern states. The survey shows that Oklahoma spent $44,765,000 for higher education for the 1956-57 fiscal year. This included $9,567,000 for capital 'outlays from a building bond issue, the legislative appropriation, student fees and possibly federal grants, Gary said.

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lo once but it is hardly a re-ieater. The autostrada, or toll oad from Naples to Pompeii, is icing widened beyond its two 5nes ard most of the way you ee solid, iron like lava deposits viVn an overburden of dirt, which 5 being broken up. That is lava rom Pompeii, i flowed own the mountain side over the ountry. You go by one little town that built oh buried Herculanam, nd by Torre del Greco, which as destroyed and rebuilt seven imes because of the. volcano.

Tien you see Pompeii itself here hot ashes covered the Ro-nan city- then 600 years old and ncinerated 3,000 of its 25,000 peo-le. You sea charred remains a human and even a dog, long with two loaves of bread, ome egg shells, art objects, ce-araics and metal objects, in the floors of a building. uted to have a paper at Norman ami was a newsman at Purcell arid Alva also, before he went back on duty in 1950 and stayed; They spent three years in Vienna, had a two year stateside tour, then came They like it; Bob is a public information officer NATO. Ran into another chap with an Oklahoma' connection. Vice Adm.

Ignatius Gallentin, deputy chief of staff for logistics and administration NATO's allied headquarters in southern Europe. He has a sister in Oklahoma City, Mrs. R. B. Dunkleberg, 2010 NW 37.

The admiral also is a friend of John Kirkpatrick's, who was a year ahead of him at Annapolis, and who stopped by here year on a cruise. Some af our wanting to see some genuine Neapolitan atmosphere, tried talking to taxi drivers about the music and real old folk atmosphere they wanted. Found' one who said he was hep. So he took them to a joint. The sign said "Tony's Detroit Kit-Kat Club." Bands of young boys roam the streets of Naples yet and for the first time on this trip we've been approached with begging hands.

Bishop W. Angie Smith of the Methodist church has been most interested and helpful in setting up an orphanage here and is well-known in Naples. The bright, gold looking coin about the size of a two-bit piece we gave one youngster won't buy much here when he tries to spend it. But if he grown up and immigrates to Oklahoma City, it will be worth $1 on a'deposit of $10 or at the Bank of Mid-America. rices on Brownie Movie Cameras! New low Frontier City, U.

S. A. A-i-Uiml ku people from 47 states "THURSDAY NIGHT P.M." SHOW DANCE WITH BOBBY HELMS and five foreign countries the Southwest's Greatest Tourist Attraction Gun Fights Daily Mule Train Ride Last. Chance Saloon Mystery Shack Stage Coach Ride Indian Kiva Plus Many Other Attractions FREE PARKING FREE ADMISSION 10.00 a.m. Daily TurnirSTurni5e Small Firms Get Tinker Contracts Modification and repair con-racls totaling $234,993 have been warded Oklahoma City firms by ie Oklahoma City Air Materiel rea under the small business ad-n'nistration set-aside program.

G. Russel 47 NE 23, was warded contract for $123,972 to lodify supply warehouse No. 1 Tinker airforce base, and In-ustrial Electric 37 Madi-on, contract for $111,021 for re-air of hangar lighting in main snance hangar No. 230 at Tinker. Under the small business set-side program, bidders on certain wk and supplies for the air-Drce are limited to firms certi-ed by the small business ad-linistration to OCAMA.

Barbecue Impromptu MANCHESTER.lowa. June 17 UPI) There was a giaht-size arbecue on U. S. 20 Tuesday. A emi-trailer truck loaded with 2,000 pounds of meat crashed nd burned for three hours.

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