Pacific Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 22, 1959, Tokyo, Japan                                Sunday february 22, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 5 actor injured in fall Down elevator Shaft new York up actor Pathin ple who played the part of Job in the current Broadway Suc Cess a. B.," was injured critically when he fell nearly three stories to the Bottom of an elevator Shaft in his apartment building. Hingle 35, who went through seven Pacific invasions without a scratch during world War ii had tried to climb out of the elevator when it became lodged Between the second and third floors As hews on his Way to his seventh floor apartment at 5 30  Mcgee operator of the elevator said the husky six footer apparently was thrown into the Shaft when his coat caught on something As he tried to jump to the second  was taken to Knickerbocker Hospital where attendants said hews in critical condition with a head injury a fractured wrist injured hand and possible internal injuries. Finger torn of police said the Little Finger of his left hand was torn off whence grabbed at the Bottom of the elevator As he fell. Mcgee s Calls for help brought policemen who lifted Hingle from the Bottom of the Shaft four fee below ground level. Hingle s wife Alyce 32, whom he married at the outset of his acting career their daughter Jody,5, and his Mother in Law. Mrs. R. F. Dorsey were asleep in the fam ily apartment when the Accident occurred. Hingle a native of Denver be Gan his career As an actor after he had returned to the University of Texas following world War ii service in the Navy As a Boilerman aboard a destroyer. He was called Back into the Navy for 22 month during the korean War. Postwar Success after his return he received a role in the studio production of end As a  the play became a hit off Broadway moved to larger Broadway theater and later was made into a movie. Hingl played in All three casts. He later acted in festival Hadan understudy part in the rain maker and played major roles in Gat on a hot tin roof and girls in  he co starred last season with Teresa Wright in the dark at the top of the stairs and was billed equally with Christopher Plummer and Raymond Massey inthe Archibald Mcleish verse play a. B.," which received critical acclaim when it opened last fall. His motion pictures included the strange one on the waterfront the Long Gray line and no Down  sex slave 100, gets first old age pay Marbury my. A a former slave who says Shell be 101 on March 12 has started drawing social Security. A $78.60 Check was presented Tours. Dulcena Jordan believed to be the oldest resident of Charle county. Born not far from the somewhere she now lives with a Niece mrs. Elizabeth Dean the Negr centenarian explained she d spent most of her life As a midwife. She estimated she has helped bring 3,000 to 4,000 babies into the world on hand to give mrs. Jordan her first monthly Check was Williamr. Spates manager of the Silver Springs social Security . Jordan previously did not qualify for old age benefits because she was dependent on a son and his widow Drew pension Money after he died in 1955, the Law pro Vides for a dependent surviving Mother As Well. $13/ooo salary for spouse who knows constituents demo congressman puts wife on payroll Washington up. Rep. Leonard Wolf has put his attractive 29-year-old wife to work managing his congressional office at a Federal salary of $13,334162. A year House records show. The freshman democratic congressman fro Iowa said her presence in his office has Cre ated one  visitors see her they Don t care if they see me at All he said smilingly. It really not very flattering to  Wolf said his wife Marilyn is recognized by his colleagues As capable attractive and intelligent. She ran the office of his fee business at Elkader Iowa for six years before he was elected to Congress last  records disclosed earlier that another new democratic congressman from Iowa rep. Steven v. Carter has hired his 19-year-old son at a salary of $11,873.26. The son Steven a. Carter a Par time col lege freshman said he hoped to save enough from his salary in the next two years to pay his Way through Law school at the state University of Iowa. Despite morning University classes he said he was working hard at least 40 hours a week in his father s Capitol office. He hoped the disclosure that he was the highest paid employee in the office would t Hurt his father politically. Wolf said his wife gets to the office at 8 30am and never leaves before 7 pm and it s usually much  a close Friend of the family Lakos care of heir Throe children while Marilyn is at the office. A month after the election Wolf snid to announced in a press release to newspapers and radio stations in his District that he planned to employ his wife so the people would know we were not trying to put something Over  Wolf decided to employ his wife after he found that More than 100 applicants for the Job of office manager had plenty of washing ton know How but none knew the problems of his constituents he Way his wife does Carter and All other members of Congress Are Given $37,500 a year in government funds Cor office help. It is a common practice for the lawmakers to hire relatives. Dogs her footsteps Elmer thinks he s a dog he was raised with a litter of German Shepherd pups and his owner Bert Satterly of Louisville ky., whom he follows around like a Puppy will do nothing to disabuse the big pig. Here miss Satterly feeds Elmer a Glass of milk to Wash Down the Bushel of cookies he consumed As part of his second birthday party. Associated press photo Ford admits developing smaller cheaper Auto Detroit a production of smaller automobiles by the Auto Industry s big three general motors Ford and Chrysler appears to have moved a bit closer to the realm of certainty. It has been an open secret for Many months that the three larger car makers have their projected smaller models almost ready for presentation. On Friday Henry Ford ii president of Ford motorco., admitted for the first time that his company has such a vehicle under development for production in this country. When we feel the demand of the american marketplace is great enough to assure profitable production of such a car we will be ready to meet that demand he said. The Ford statement was prompted by a new York times article that said Ford already was committed to such production had ordered Dies and started Pilot Plant tests for the final Assembly line. The paper said the planned smaller Ford car would sell for less than $2,000. At about the same time chair Man Frederic g. Donner and presi Dent John f. Gordon of general motors told shareholders the corporation was continuing studies to be prepared to produce smaller cars in this country in the event a demand for such automobiles develops which gives Promise of be ing both permanent and  president l. L. Colbert of Chrysler corp., made in effect a somewhat similar statement Sev eral months ago. Breakthrough space shot May be from West coast Pasadena. Calif. A Vandenburg air Force base the Westcoast s new missile Center now preparing its first satellite shot May be the spot from which Man will break through into outer  possibility has been raised by a space scientist searching for ways to reach nature s escape hatches in the deadly radiation band that encircle the Earth. The radiation apparently is less intense above the North and South poles  Eimer of California Institute of technology s Jet propulsion Laboratory said. If this is True All we need is a site from which to launch toward one of the poles and we already have that at Vandenberg he said. Chin launch South Vandenberg 170 Miles to the North was chosen As the site for several project discoverer launch Ings this year because it can hurl satellites southward into Polar orbit. No other known missile base can do this without endangering populated areas. Only the Pacific Ocean lies Between the base an the South pole. A recent report of the american National committee of the inter National geophysical year de scribed the dangers of attempting to travel through the radiation zones which Girdle the Earth like two huge doughnuts one outside the other. The first zone lies roughly be tween 1,400 and 3,400 Miles above the Earth s surface the second be tween 8,000 and 12,000 Miles. These zones As charted by satellites an space probes Are saturated with deadly radiation believed trapped in the Earth s magnetic Field. Rishiy journey a Man in a space rocket bound for the Moon or another planet might Streak through these zone fast enough to survive said Eimer. And he might not. It de pends on the kind of radiation in the danger areas and that is still to be determined. But a Man in a satellite travel ing through this radiation for most of the orbit probably would die without better shielding than we now can provide. The soft spots Over the poles look like the Best avenues to take Man into  Humphrey urges incentives to attract Federal employees Washington up sen. Hubert h. Humphrey a Minn says the government must provide bet Ter incentives to attract High Cali ber Young people into Federal service. Humphrey made the comment i connection with presentation of Junior chamber of Commerce awards to five outstanding Young men in  the awards went to Douglas Wilcox Navy department Wel come Wilson. Office of civil an defense mobilization Robert Beall Interior department Alan love lace and Wilson Maxim both of the air Force. Humphrey said the awards reflected the kind of thinking in the business Community which is slowly erasing the stereotype of the bureaucrat in the Public trough " he said businessmen were be ginning to see the government administrator or scientist As a hardworking enterprising an creative individual whose contributions to his society far out weigh society s  the senator said the govern ment should expand these rewards with larger paychecks awards off the Job training programs paid leaves for study and meditation and expanded working budgets. Benson blasts crop controls Tulsa. Okla. Up Secretary of agriculture Ezra Taft Benson said government controls on Agri culture have put formidable barriers in the Way of Young people who want to go into farming. Benson called for a free agriculture and a balanced budget in a speech at the outstanding Youn Farmers banquet of the okla homa Junior chamber of com Merce. We must keep the door of Opportunity open in agriculture and we cannot do this through More and More government spend ing which always Means More and More controls More and More regimentation Benson said. Fears effect Benson said he feared the even Tual effect upon our people Ardour nation of some of the pro Grams carried out by our own government yes and some of the programs proposed by the Well in toned or by the callously India  How does a Young Man get started in wheat farming or cot ton or Rice or peanuts if he has no allotment Benson asked. Maybe his father will conveniently retire h e said. Maybe Pecan buy a farm and take Over its quota. But Good farms come High these Days. Or maybe the Young Man interested in farming can marry a quota. That could be More trouble that it s Worth he said. No future he said this is not the kind of future in farming we want to of Fer to american  we do not want to offer a future of government imposed acre age allotments and marketing quotas that cripple efficiency he said. Benson called for a free Economy free of excessive government paternalism regimentation  Benson said the answer to Agri culture s ills suggests itself in letters of fire a mile High eliminate As rapidly As practicable in effective controls and use Price supports at Levels that will pre serve and build  Ike selects judge for boost Washington