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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1950)
6 Tbm Slaltmqn. Salem. Oregon, Sunday, February 5 1950 Rossellini, grapher Trade Shoves ROME, Feb 4 -m- Roberto Rossellini, the Italian film director who specialize in realism, tussled with a news cameraman three minutes tonight outside the hos- Rital housing Ingrid Bergman and er infant son, The clash was bloodless, "but sound effects were loud. ; " "Scoundrels." Rossellini shout ed as be Jumped from bis new American motor car at the gates of the Villa Blagherita clinic Tnis is enough, enough. When are you going to stop this?" Rossellini seized Photographer Jack Birns cf Time and Life mag azines and shoos- him violen Birns, wou cumu from Los - geles, shoved Rossellini right Other photographers snapped .the scene as the two 185-pounders Jostled each other. Both are about five feet, 10 inches tall. Rossellini is 4& and Birns 31. Ash Man - Arrested Turning to a uniformed police man, Rossellini ordered A "Arrest this man."; The officer ignored the order. Rossellini then turned and stalked into the hospital where be has been living since the Swedish film actress, still legally the wife of Dr. Peter Lindstrom of Kolly- ! wood, gave birth to - the 4 boy Thursday night. Later, Rossellini's chauffer came downstairs and apologized on be half of the director. He said Ros sellini was excited and upset. Birns was understnading. Director Forgiven I forgive him the photo? rapher said. "I'm a father too.1 The Vatican newspapd l'Osser- ratore Romano sharply criticized the publicity given the case. With out mentioning Miss Bergan'a name it compared the- interest in her motherhood to that which at tended the birth of the daughter of Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan. It referred to the flood of news stories that covered the ar rival of Miss Hayworth 's daugh ter, Yasmin, December 28. . "Now," said Osservtore, an other has been unleashed upon the birth of another baby, which has , crowned so-called "romantic af fair that is described, illustrated and 'commented upon without sparing space or expense; an af fair which, in the face of divorce, laws, invoked but not yet applied, is and remains therefore, openly, undeniably and clamorously, a violation of conjugal fidelity." Sea slugs brought $1,000 a ton at Canton, China, before the war, says the National Geographic so ciety, t , , i I i mi i .1 S ( i i- u 1 1 i ( i i .... t"A -i- ' f I ? 1 - . ft ' r ' - '..5 " .' f : ? ' i X V V " , -Y --:,K' .S l . - . .." V-sU DUTCH HERO HONOR E D Sculptress Cra Rncb works la her siadio at Th Hum. .Holland, with a full sised sketch and working- model or a statue to a legendary hero, the boy "who tared Holland by putting his finger In the dyke." Finished statue will be set up en the Eye Polder, it Haarlem, Holland, built in 1611 and ont el tht country's largest dykes. Lord Norman f - NotedJJritisli1 Financier, Dies LONDON, Feb1. 4-OTVLord Nor man, who headed the Bank of England longer than any other man in its 258 years, died In his sleep early today. The spruce financier, , whose trademarks were a van dyke beard, conservatism and secrecy, was better known as Jtfontagu Nor man. He was 78. ' . King George, upon the recom mendation of Winston Churchill's government, made him a baron in 1944 when he retired after 24 years as governor of the Bank of England, 19 years longer than any of his predecessors. . ' j , ' Lord Norman "was known as "the sphinx of Threadneedle street" the address of the insti tution, which was banker to the government, lending its funds, car rying its accounts, managing its gold and. Issuing its money. Mostly Rumor , There rarely was any precise news about Montagu Norman only rumor, ' speculation and sur mise, it was said he thought in millions and spoke in monosyl lables. In his career he gave just two newspaper interviews and made one speech. The interviews totaled 11 words. In 1926, upon returning from the United States, he was asked what he had been doing, and replied, "my mind Is a complete vacuum. In the midst of England's 1931 financial crisis, he told reporters, "dont , believe all you hear. Government Took Over Though the Bank of England did the government's business, it was privately owned until 1945, when the labor party put through the measure to make it a government institution. It was not even Eng land's largest bank. At least five other institutions are larger. But, as governor of the Bank of England, Norman was the coun sellor of a long line of prime min ister and chancellors of the ex chequer, the government ministers who preside over the treasury. His financial power throughout the British empire and the world was enormous. Puyallup Area n a ee t.rops suiier During Cold TACOMA. Feb. 4 -jPh- Loss of thousands of dollars in ruined fruits and vegetables in the Puy allup valley due to the last three weeks of cold is coming to light, x was cusciosed here today. Moderating weather, melting the snow that has covered the fields, is bringing into view many acres of garden truck that has failed to withstand the recent low temperatures. As an illustration, one of the numerous truck farms in the val ley, Colonial Gardens, reports a $20,000 loss. Half of this amount is in six acres of spinach, four acres of-Green onions and five of cabbage, all turned to "mush". -nd only LTLJU ft mm uuuu J gives you . Live-Vatcr Washing ! It's the Frigldaire Automatic Washer that gets clothes rooDy dean avtotnatf eally with Uvt-Water odionl That, moans the entire, washing and rinsing Is done by rolling currents of dean water no hard rubbing and tugging to wear out domes. 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The. declaration, being prepar ed for , use in the. congressional campaigns this year, was said to blame many of the world's pres ent ills on "secret" wartime and postwar international deals made by ' the 4 democratic admlnistra-tions.t,-. . It Was reported to promise co operation with the democrats ' on foreign policy as was done in the GOP 1943 platform if republican members, are consulted in advance and have a share in making de cisions. The foreign policy section was regarded by its drafters as one of the key declarations in .a 1,500 word statement of how' the re publicans stand on major issues of the day. In general, the statement war said to call for budget balancing, decentralization of governmental power, equitable labor laws, and federal help to promote state edu cation and health activities. These are some of the positive things included as alternatives to demo cratic measures which the state ment attacks. , Hazel Green Sewing Club Holds Social Sutfimta News Service HAZEL GREEN The Sun shine Sewing club met at the home of Mrs. Andrew Zahare Wednesday with Mrs. Jimmie Sanders as co-hostess. Other members present were Mesdames Ann and Dorothy Zie linski, Carrie Gilbert, Leona Zel ler, Hattie and Luella VanCleave, Stacia Casselman, Bonita Pen-in, Myrtle McDonald and Agnes Wac ken. The club will meet at the home oi juts. Aivia vanities ve Wed nesday, March Z, for a discussion of lamp shades and broiler din ners. Th other half is in 8,000 sacks of dry. onions stored in a barn and frozen. Quiz Precedes Dental Survey (Editor's mmU: rnwinr 1 th fartb ia a serie of qaeatioa mm Btwcr rtlf le oltafaS fcy Tho Orrgoa Statetmaa la eaoorratlea with Um M a f I a - Plk-Vahill Dcatat 90r? 4 the Marias eoaaty keatt Arpartmcnt, prior to a tchoel cental tanrey ta the ar ratare.) Why sheold permanent teeth be examined aeon after they eraptr So that any cavities may be filled before they can cause serious damage and to let the dentist de termine whether the teeth are in proper position. ' ' Is dental prophylaxis '(clean ing by s dentist) helpfel to den tal health of the child? .Yes. Dental , prophylaxis helps prevent diseases of the gums by removing deposits and stains from the teeth. Removal of these de posits makes it easier for the dentist to discover the presence of cavities and other faults. Does dental prophylaxis harm the teeth? ! y No, there Is no evidence that dental prophylaxis given at six month intervals does any damage to the teeth. Do x-car pic tares of a child's teeth serve any vsefal purpose? They serve several very useful purposes. They enable the dentist to find disease conditions which ! otherwise might escape detection until serious and perhaps Irrepa rable damage fia's been done. X-ray examination also shows whether the permanent teeth are present in the child's mouth and reveals early signs of cavities, the presence of supernumerary (ex tra) teeth and other abnormal conditions. treatment has reduced tooth decay by as much as 40 per cent among large groups of children. ' , Whenr should the process of straightening lrregulan teeth be started? There is no set age at which this operation should be started. Some irregularities of this kind re quire treatment at a relatively ear ly age while others are best treat ed at a later age. The dentist can determine when such work should begin. FERES EXTINGUISHED - ..- SELVERTON The S 1 1 v r t on Volunteer fire department answer ed two calls Friday, both chimney fires, the one. to the Leon Algiers) place at, 496 N. James street and the other at the Mrs. C J. Inge bretsen home on 332 N. Church street. Nominal damage reported in both cases 8werle The Swegle Woman's dub will meet Tuesday, February 7, at 1:30 pjn. in the home of Mrs. Louis Neuman, 38th at. When should a child's teeth be given sodium fluoride appli cations? 'The most widely approved pro cedure consists of a series of four applications at the ages of 3, 7, 10 and 13 years. Does the sodium fluoride treatment keep a child complete ly free from tooth decay? No, the treatment is only a par tial preventive. However, results of carefully controlled experiments have shown that sodium fluoride Watch for Word from KEITH BROWN tomorrow! It'll be a SEVENTH HEAVEN for youl There'll be SEVEN LEAGUE bargains for you! You'll have SEVEN DAYS to cash Inl If you go for prices like 7c, 17c, 57c, 77c Then You'll Like KEITH BROWN'S i7 u 9i r sum (Featuring floor and wall coverings3 supreme!) 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