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M ore Of Leaf. Stem Of Tobacco One-Time Movie Great Raymond Griffith Dies HOLLYWOOD I 1 Ravmond Griftilli, whose movie career as a T f"" lJ. r. comedian and producer dated back ' " VJU IrlTO l32S ' to the Mack Seniwtt era. died last night of a heart attack. He was 70. : WASHINGTON ifi The Ajricul Griffith was dining with friends !.ure Department said today it is at the .Masquers Club when he "kcl.v ll,a' Americans will consume was stricken. A physician pro- ?u0llt 15 jw cent more cigarettes nounced him dead after adminis- 'n ''lan gar tering artificial respiration. j But the use of tobacco in making A silk top hat was Griffith's c'Sarettcs may not increase more trademark as a comedian. He also U,an 5 per cen, ,ne 8cncy said .wrote many of the comedies pro.;1" "n u"k Tf--duccd by Sennett !, The Cosl of the 15 per cent increase in use of cigarettes was Dascd upon the assumption that the controversial health aspect of cigarette smoking will have no prolonged adverse effects in con sumption. It also assumes that the num ber of male smokers will increase about 10 per cent and female smok ers at least 33 per cent. The reason the use of tobacco is not expected tfc increase as much as cigarette smoking is that pro cessors are expected to use more and more of the leaf and stem that in the past was discarded. COMMODORE HOTEL S. W. MORRISON or 16th PORTLAND Under the personal management of FRANK G. 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JL Kill -lLJ- KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. I An infestation of field mice is costing Eastern Oregon farmers millions of dollars. It apparently is worst in Kla math County, where the county agricultural agent, C. A. Hender son, estimates damage at $2,500, 000 to potatoes, seed crops, hay and pastures. The infestation exlriula into northern California and eastward from here, perhaps into Idaho, Henderson said. He said the field mouse popu lation jumped abnormally this season. He estimated there are' up to 10,000 mice per acre on some of the 400.000 cultivated acres in Klamath County. That's a mouse every four square feel 1 in those fields. Don't Menace Health j Public Health officials say that, so far they do not menace health. But they could become a prob-, lem if they tried to move into i buildings this winter. The officials are also watching closely for any j outbreak of disease among the mice. ! One of the first fears was of bubonic plague, which rodents of the west have carried in the past via lice. Dr. William Jellison of the U.S. Disease Laboratory at Hamilton, Mont., said, however, that he found no bubonic plague, and in fact did not find 'any lice on 50 mice caught in 'Klamath County. Officials also are watching for a disease that could cut down the mouse population. So far none has appeared. C. D. ertrees. assistant to Hen derson, said that one day this week he searched all day and did not find a dead mouse. Officials have not determined the reason for the sudden jump in the mouse population. Preda tors owls, hawks and others appear in normal numbers, al though perhaps fatter than usual because of the happy hunting. The mice even , are breeding later than officials expected. Cold weather has come on, but that has not slowed the increase. Fe males caught last week proved to be pregnant. And mici have a gestation period shorter than three weeks. MAY REBUILD PLANT 1 LANGLOIS i Glenn Noble; says he and 38 other businessmen! may rebuild a factory that pro- j duccd a famous blue cheese before ' it was destroyed by fire last April. j Noble said his group plans an other meeting soon to discuss: plans for constructing a new plant! in this southern Oregon coastal town. i ! DON'T BE JUST A PAL I LOS A.N'GKLES i Advice to I parents: Don't try to be pals to your children. Dr. Ralph II. j Greenson, a Beverly Hills Psycho-! ) analyst, says the children of "pal" ! i parents become confused in l licit- j 1 relationships. He told a regional meeting of the American Psychi atric Assn., "There is no substi tute for father and mother." Dream House Designed For 4-Year-Old Triplets NEW YOI1K A "Dream House" is being built for the 4-ycar-old triplet children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pelraglia of the Bronx. Clutching blight red toy shovels, the children, Gail, Donna and Ster phen, dug the first spadefuls of earth Sunday for their new home. A priest, the chairman of the Bronx Junior Chamber of Com merce and about 200 persons were on hand but the Pctraglia children could not see them. They have been blind since birth. The one-story brick ranch house Is being paid for by the "Dream House" Committee of the Bronx Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Bronx ESCA Club donated the land. Fill the Spaces Answer to Previous Puzzle FROM NINE TO FIVE Bv Jo Fischer II uaaesreo By t i;5 l.l LSTHtflHUHH "Our 'Thanksgiving dinner yesterday was turkey soup. left the turkey in the pressure cooker too long. ' ACROSS . nick and Hariy ol ptu'. 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Cecile is the second of the sisters to wed. Iraq Refuses To Allow British Planes Refueling NEW DELHI i Iraq has re fused to allow British-built jet fighters being ferried to the In dian air force to refuel at her British-built military airfield at Habbaniya. Indian Deputy Defense Minister S. S. Majillna reported the ban today. He Rave no reason for the Iraai decision. I Iraq is allied with Pakistan in the Baghdad 1'act, which Indian Prime Minister Nehru has icq- qucntly criticized. Pakistan claims India is arming against ner and vice versa. GIVE DAD Years Of Enjoyment . S .: f-i . el (...,'.,--.. eL fcv- NO - .R- K i WITH S 1 Scientist Says He Is Turning Into A Woman noSYTHE, Scotland 11 A 40- ycar-old scientist who heads a na val electronics research team savs his sex is changing but he will keep his job and live with Ins wife i as a sister. Wearing women's clothes, Frank Little said at a news conference ' that he will dress as a man while at work to meet official require-' ments. but will live the rest of his life as a woman. As he told his story his wife sat at his side. They said their clnl-t dren know of Little's change and that the family will remain togcth- The Littles have two sons IS and 16 and a daughter 8. R. II. Richards, superintendent of the admiralty research estab lishment, also was present. He said he had asked Little to make i a statement to bring the matter into the open. "Mr. Little is a brilliant sricn-; tist and I have every confidence in his capabilities." Richards said. "At present he is sitting on the ; fence of nature, but as far as I am concerned he will continue to work at the establishment dressed as man, of course " There's a merry Christmas in store for the family who give Dad o DeWalt Power Shop. Junior's eyes, too, hove that "do-it-yourself" glow os he sees the many hoppy hours ahead for himself and Dad in the workshop. NO MONEY S DOWN l f TEU WW THE fiMEttMJ WILL LET I I &0 SOU V V,S' 1 lEFT IT w nSHINfl I I M8E VOU KNOW CLIWt T NEVER HEARD OF Hi J HIU IkJ 1 I WIIST kUOW IF H6 LOST HW BOAT I HIRED T0 DM5 ki3. NOlkW? VOUK ) TILL W6 WS REPORTED f IT CAPTAIM VjUSPECrS THAT NOLAN USEDy) IklVITknOll, ) THE BOAT OWWER. WAS OM WP HE TRIED TO 4EE MI45I1I4. STtWlSERSTR'J J EA5V FROHWiKEE VT THAT PA531 el CAPTAIM WS WAV TO etTURW IT TO VOU, BUT DiDM'T 6ET viY TO SEE WE EVeRV DAV i C 7 industries: -he I r-rnn-i TTMfVel tAy X he yesteroav whew HE j shall we get down to p Die THIS . - frV ' 1SPORTlNl 'YEARS' X C " 9.wmnL C.-. L,il VT. PrTn - ' V S?" f i 1 V TRAr.rn'J Z THt 'F3WIDE AND S.I II vnr iriDfRMLJMDiXilDsS Of1 I &RmmTS& -f ' $smm$L 5j)xsJ fcMMim . iJkmm ifcSWri r m i WH- a' .ViDnifuM, ,j I HOW APOUT THAT - I ...IT S SOMETHING. . h&-pr'" P hfl- I "" ! ' Vs?Re STUCX ) -5H011LO WF. 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