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T'wouid seem the more ridiculous a song-writer can be when
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song mushrooms. Take for instance "Dreamer's Holiday" , , .
First line suggests that you "climb upon a butterfly" and go
shooting all over them-there half-acres , , then promises "a dish
of scrambled stars for breakfast every day" , . , 'Seuse us while
we raise an eyebrow assume a more-than-usual blank expression
and shrugtour shoulders. Then there are dreamy lyrics like those
in "Tenderly," by,Jack Lawrence (music by Walter Gross) , , ,
and nobody notices . . . Moral of the story fveing . , . absolutely
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ment! over the KRNR air-waves. Immediately following
the broadcast, Mr. and Mrs. Charnstrom (Rt. 2, Rose
burg) made a bee-line for our studios and Stig ... be
cause he halls from Mr. Charnstrom's home-town In Sweden
. , Skeileftea. An hour-long Swedish reunion then took
place In our front office. Today's "Linger Awhile" guest
was Clover (Kerr) Taylor, nationally famous personality
who completely captivated Lyle Fenner with her lovely
complexion and sparkling smile.
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ADAMINABY, Australia. (m
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Oak
Hemford Council,
Atomic Board Are
In Controversy
RICHLAND, Wash.-W-Fric
Hon between local representatives
of the atomic energy commission
and the city council may result in
an appeal to the commission's
genera! manager, Mayor David
McDonald said.
McDonald has accused the
AECs town management body
with failure to consult the coun
cil on civic policies and changes.
The mayor told the Chronicle in
Spokane that the nine-man coun
cil may go directly to Carroll Wii-
son, manager of the AEC, or re
sign, Fossibly tt would da bom,
tie said.
"We are certainly not accom
plishing much under the present
system," McDonald said. "If the
civic policy is not altered, I, for
one, feel that the council will
have no alternative but to go di
rectly to Carrol Wilson."
He added, "it is my sincere be
lief that on one point alone, that
of the proposed civic charter,
that at least some of the coun
cil members will wish to either
appeal to Wilson or resign if ihe
council's wishes continue to bo
Ignored on the charter proposals."
McDonald charged that the lo
cal AEC representatives have not
compiled with a letter written by
Wilson directing that civic coun
cils in the atomic energy towns
be consulted on policies and
changes.
The mayor said in an Armistice
day speech: Our local govern
ment here is not democratic. It
would be called a benevolent dic
tatorship." .
He listed among his complaints
increases in rents and telephone
rates, changes in medical staff
operations, and town planning.
McDonald said the council had
not been consulted on any of the
matters.
Officers Elected
By Lumber Union,
SEATTLE (m John Gam
blin of Lebanon, Ore., has been
elected president of the North-
.west district council of the Lum
ber & Sawmill Workers union
(AFL, the council's official pub
lication reported.
Gamblin defeated John M.
Christenson of Seattle, president
of the council for the past eight
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years. The count was 11,948 for
Gamblin; 10,466 for Christenson.
The presidency at the council,
which includes Washington, Ore
gon, northern California, Idaho
and Montana, Is not a full time
office,
Kenneth Davis, the council's
executive secretary, was re-elected
without opposition. His head
quarters are in Portland,
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Swedes Angered
By Remarks Of
U. 5. Senators
ATHENS, Greece (ft The
senators and the Swedes were
still swapping harsh words today.
Their dispute revolved around
the reception In Sweden recent iv
of a Europe-tearing V. S. senate
appropriations subcommittee. It
atss took tn jsweaen s need or
lack of it for American finars.
cial aid, and the part Sweden
played in World War Two,
Sen. John L. MeClellan (D.-
Ark.) was the latest touring sena
tor heard from. He said Sweden
needed no American help, "prof
ited greatly durlns the past war
and has one of the highest living
standards In the world,"
"In the ease of another Inter
national crisis,1 MeCJelian added,
"she'd go with whoever looked
Uke the winner,
Sweden's press directed such
words as "liar and "twaddling
nonsense" at the senate subcom
mittee chairman. Sen, , Elmer
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Humphrey Bogarf
Ingrid Bergman
Newj - fcevtew, Rejefeu?g', Ore, 5
Thomas CD,Ok!a,) He started
the whole fuss when. he. told re
porters tn. Vienna, that govern
ment officials in. one country
"acted as if they did not know we
were within a thousand; mtteg o
the place."
Other committee members saltf
Thomas was talking about Swe-"
den. The Oklahoma senator cos-
firmed this.'
Sweden's biggest newspaper,
the liberal Daeens Nyheter, term.
ed Thomas remarks "twaAHtog
nonsense, ana expressed aoatits
about the senator's "mental acu
men and his qualifications to rep
resent abroad the mightiest
country In the world.
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