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L o Seer r y il rd · t st id t day that hio rs n doc 0 ~c r Q h ave greed to submit e y issue o r oup , · r t y t o write e mpo r ry contrac t th a t will reop r s f om Mane to Te x as. r z , determined to get th e doc or k ers ba c k on t he ob , ea 1 the ma j or 1Q~ues n ow are w ges a nd fringe benefi ts, and th len gth of t he t emporary con tract . upreme C our t Justice William o . Douglas today granted th 1 1 Br 0therhoods a eeven d~y stay from a lower c o urt ru li g , which would all ow the railroads o make anti-feather - bedd i ng ch ang es in wor k r ules. The lower court decision wae to have be come effective January second. Doug l as moved ba c k the date to January ninth, allowing the five R 11 Unions more t ime to file an appeal. . T . T me now o g o to . ustra ia , wh re Lo we ll Thom a~ has ano hr re ort for u Q . Lowell , what ' s the etory ~ onight ~ Doug, 1 wonder if you've heard about the young Australian who nas gone native 1 Wen 1 was out nere working with an Australian fila crew, on one of our'High Adventure• series in Nineteen Fifty-nine, a twenty-eight year old young aan said goodbye to his family in Sydney and went north, to tb• Sea of Arafura. There, he took off his clothes, got into an aborigine dug-out canoe and aade his way to Thursday 1sland and then on to the coast of He• Guinea. ln the dug-out canoe he even crossed one stretch of open sea for a hundred and twenty ailes. iut the Dutch authorities in New Guinea wouldn't let hi ■ stay. They bustled hi ■ back to Sydney by air. Undaunted, young Mike Fo ■ enka headed north r t a J·ourney of a couple of thousand once ■ ore, on oo, miles. Since then, he has only been heard from about once a year. Recently, two other Australians found h im living in the jungle of ~apricornia, naked and alone, a modern Tarzan. H e does wear a belt of vine in wnich he carries a knife, but says he intends to get rid of the knife when he learns how to do all his cutting with a stone, as atone-age ■ en aid, and still do, in le• Guinea. uis ■ove ■ents are described as lithe and graceful, like a panther. And, according to reports, there ia nothing wrong with his ■ ind, although he does refer to hi ■aelf as •a wild aan•. His comments on clothes is tnat they are not necessary ln such a climate. As for people, he says ne doesn't miss t h ea; t h at be nas •bis own t h oughts for company•, thoughts that, as he puts it •are very beautiful.• Since be is an only son, what do his p arents have to say about all th isl Their answer is that it's hiw own life and he's entitled to live as he wishes. The strange story of the young aan fro• Sydney, who has gone native in the north Australian bush. So long! L . • trange in d eed , Lowell . Too a i gar ice Bur oughe d1dn 1 t live t o ee hi fie ional hero - Tarzan of the Apes - - come o li fe . But t his one K>uld be called -- ' Tarzan of the outbac • •· L L r e inin w 11 col l apsed to da y a a construction site i n G re en b elt , Maryl nd, illing five wor k ers and injurin t 1 ea ~ t e l e en othe s . escue eams are wor ing into the night to fee y other workmen who might be tr pped n the cave - in, b elieved to have been caused by melting now which wea k ened the wall. The Wall r et Journ 1 eaid o day hat proepec Q fo residentia l hou ~e con str uction durin ineteen Six ty-Three have bee n hurt by the ant1-diecrim1nation order ieeued las month by President Ke nnedy. The Journal ea1d thie wae indicated by 1nterviewe with more than fif t y buildere in varioue parte of the country. The presidential order prohibits discrimination on racial or reli g ious g rounds in the sale of new houses with federally insured mortga g ee. Federal House Administrator Robert weaver issued a statement in Washington today, ur in g the houeing industry, the government, and the g eneral public to cooperate in the removal of racial barriers that prevent non-whitee from buying homes ae good ae they can afford. And now, here•e Dick Noel. - · ; ; all , ic , al m l color_ s , 11 e th 'Ee ' th .. o· ch olori 0 ... , pe ro e , a ssachuse ts, comes w r ' h Grea t 1ail 1 obbery Col ori ng Boo·. ' I po e fun a'- a pre serious matter -- the still unsolve d mi on an· a half oll r mail tru robbery at Plymouth, Massachu~e ts, last A st . Here's how the coloring instructions be in: "Thie ie a mail truc k , color it Red, Whl~e and Blue. The mail must go through. Inside the truck is a load of oodles. t II color the goodies, min reen ••• Good night -- towell Thomae will be back full-time on Monday.