V S (SC 1 StatttacDU Salem, Ore., Sua Fab. 21, 1954
Smokers Take Cancer Chance'
r- CLEVELAND Mr' A Harvard
University scientist, once a heavy
smoker himself, said Saturday the
two-pack-anday, smoker, multiples
"his chances of lung . cancer 52
times.. f ' ' :'
The. man smoking 20 to 30 cigar
ettes a day increases his chances
.of the lung affliction to 22 times
those of a non-smoker, said Dr.
Leorid S. Snegirelf, associate pro
fessor oi cancer control at tiarvara
School of Public Health. In a talk
before the City Club, the scientist
said be himself smoked one to two
packs per day for 12 years until
1947, when he quit.
Dr. Snegireff gave these addi
tional statistics he said were based
on comparisons of smokers and
non-smokers who developed lung
cancer in similar environments:
The smoker of f 10 cigarettes a
day or' a heavy smoker of pipes
land cigars increases his chance of
lung cancer 12 times over that of
the non-smoker."
. A light cigar or pipe smoker
runs only ltt times the risk.
Pipe-smoking may increase the
smoker's chances of developing
cancer of the lip and mouth.
He admitted be had not been
able to find a substance in cigar
ette smoke that caused cancer. -
Romania Agrees to
Let Slav Blast Ice
BELGRADE (A Belgrade Ra
dio reported Saturday night Ro
mania has agreed to let Yugoslavia
blast out ice in the Danube River
near the "iron gates' in order to
prevent a severe pileup this spring.
The "Iron gate" stretch of the
river is under joint administration.
South Dakota mines produced
526,406 fine ounces of gold val
ued at 118,424,210 in 1953.
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Virginia Mayo Finds Figure
Remains After Motherhood
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HOLLYWOOD l Virginia
Mayo is luscious proof that having
a baby need not harm a famous
figure. ' f
The blonde beauty, considered
by many to have the movies' most
perfect body, was off the screen
more than six months for the birth
of her first child. f .
When she returned to Warners
for wardrober tests on "The Talis
man" her measurements were ex
actly the same as before she-ex
pected the baby. f
What s her secret? None, ;sne
says, and adds: ';
"I was born with my figure, and
I never did any work to achieve
it And I don't intend to make a
career of keeping it" $ ,
She holds that the day will nev
er come for her when life becomes
one long reducing diet and mas
sage session. I
"Rather than devote all f my
spare time to maintaining a phony
glamor. 111 quit the business and
concentrate on being a housewife
and mother."
Wants Popularity -
HOLLYWOOD () Uohard
Goldstein is unique among movie
producers, He's commercial,' not
arty, and he admits it. I
He wants to win a popularity
poll among theater owners rather
than an academy award. Most
producers average three or four
pictures a year. Goldstein usually
has that many going at the same
time.
His panoramic' productions, fi
nanced by 20th Century-Fox was
formed last August, The contract
called for ten pictures in two
years.
Two of the movies, "Man in the
Attic" and "Three Young Texans,"
are already in release. Six others
are in the cutting stage, the ninth
is now shooting and the tenth is
about ready to begin.
HOLLYWOOD HI There's
more money out of this world than
in it, says Ed Kemmer.
Kemmer is a handsome actor
who walked out of the Pasadena
Playhouse five years ago into a
space ship. The kids know him
as Commander Buzz Corey of tele
vision's "Space Patrol."
Kemmer, a real Pennsylvania
Dutchman from Reading, used to
do the show every day for $8 a
performance. Now it's carried once
weekly over the ABC. television
network. His salary: $800 per
week. !
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HOLLYWOOD U) Director
John Sturges had his own way
of combating one of the hottest
days of the year in Hollywood.
He was directing Jane Russell,
Gilbert Roland and Richard Egan
in underwater scenes for "The Big
Rainbow." Sturges seized the oc
casion to strip down to trunks and
jump into the studio tank with
the actors.
HOLLYWOOD Uf An actor
can get typed off-screen as well
as on, says Ronald Reagan.
The actor recently did a hard
hitting role in MGM's "The P.O.W.
Story," his first film work in 14
months. He explains his-absence:
"Getting typed in . film roles is
one thing every actor is wary of.
But I found that you can also get
typed by what you do off the
screen. I served on committee aft
er committee. It got to the point
where no studio would hire me
except for a role in which I car
ried a briefcase.
"I decided that was for the
birds. So I turned down all the
scripts that were offered to me. I
did several roles in TV that gave
me a good change of pace. I was
even something of a heel in a
few of them. When the MGM pic
ture came along. I 'jumped at it.
I'm through with briefcases.";
HOLLYWOOD UFl Chill Wills
is chortling about his new film
assignment. :
He has long played the voice of
Francis, the talking mule, in the
highly popular film series. In; the
latest one, "Francis Joins jthe
WACs," he also will have the role
of an Army generaL He will have
some scenes with Francis, and
Chill is looking forward to the act
or's dream having a conversa
tion with himself.
Warehouse
Business Good
At Mt; Ansel
By DXLTE L. MADSEN
Farm Editor, Tie Statesman
MT. ANGEL It was a good
year just closed for the ML Angel
Farmers . Union Warehouse, . but
the coming year may not be quite
so good unless the farmers "hump
themselves in watching inventories
and accounts receivable." ,"
This was what 350 members of
the cooperative warehouse were
told Saturday by the auditor, Har
vey A. Michaelis, Salem, and their
own manager, Bernard Kirs Ch, at
the annual business meeting of the
group. I '
Net earnings this past year were
$43,203, compared to the 1952 net
of $40,875. Purchasing division was
off, however, 2 per cent from
last year's business in this depart
ment, while the marketing depart
ment of the warehouse was up suf
ficiently to cover the 24 and leave
a nice increase in the over-all pic
ture. ! '
Salaries Up. Also
Total volume ' of business for
1953 was ; $1,515,273, as compared
to the 1952 volume of .$1,281,842.
Salaries were op too, for those em
ployed at the warehouse, jumping
this past year from $73,652 to $79,
660 in 1953. ,
Working capital of the ware
house decreased $47,000 during the
year because of improvements,
largest of which was the -grain
elevator erected at Hopmere, sev
eral miles east of ML Angel on the
main-line railway.
Kirsch reported that $62,326 in
1947 certificates had been called
in for redemption, and that the
1948 certificates covering $55,057
were being called in this year.
That the lower cost of money is
not the answer to the farmer's fi
nancial problem was a statement
made by Phil M. Brandt, Jr., secretary-treasurer
of the Willamette
Production Credit Association, who
addressed the co-operative as
sembly just before noon Saturday.
Ample Money
"Availability of money isn't
going to get you anywhere unless
you plan a program whereby you
can pay back a loan when it be
comes due,' Brandt said, as he
continued, "There was a shortage
of money to loan last year. Now
there is ample."
But , farmers, as well as other
business folk, had best cut borrow
ing down to urgent needs the finan
cier said, as he suggested, "Bor
row only for real necessities. Then
if your situation is very good, bor
row for needs to make business
better and easier, and have cash
on hand when you get to "wants."
"The biggest casualty ' in farm
business," Brandt concluded,
"isn't in fluctuating prices on farm
crops or on actual production,
even, it's poor financial manage
ment. Farmers should put a little
more time to plan the aspects of
their financial program. To build
up reserves prepared to take care
of the J 'off year in either prices
or production.
George Vachter and Ronald
Stevens were chosen .to succeed
themselves as directors and the
association voted to amend the by
laws to provide for a borrowing
limit of the association at $25,000
instead of the $10,000 provided
earlier.
Otto J. Schlottmann presided and
speakers included Hollis Ottaway,
Marion County extension agent;
and Karl Bauer, director of re
search, chemicals division, Pacific
Supply Cooperative.
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Death Claims
Isaac Stanley
Of Hubbard
HUBBARD Isaac Stanley,
resident o( the Hubbard area for
the past 12 years', died Saturday
at the age bf 83 years at his
residence located one mile south
east of here.
Services will be held Tuesday
at 2 p.m. in the Ringo-Cornwell
Chapel at Woodburn with the
Rev. l Paul Roth officiating and
interment at Zion Mennonite
Cemetery. at Hubbard. 1 i
Stanley wts born April 4, 1870,
at Wakarusa, Ind., and came to
Oregon from Montana in 1937.
He was married Oct 4, 1903, in
Mount Ayr, Ind. ,
Survivors include the widow,
Amanda Stanley, Hubbard; two
sons, Harold Stanley, Billings,
Mont, and Clifford B. Stanley,
Edwards, Mich.; two daughters,
Mrs.! Leora Stone, Everett
Wash., and Mrs. Ruth N. Ander
son,! Hubbard; nine grandchil
dren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Grateful Taxpayers j
Fete Gty Council Meet
LINCOLN, Neb. VP) - When
the Lincoln city council gathered
for its weekly session, members
were greeted with coffee j and
sweet rolls by Mrs. Charles H.
Anderson and Mrs. George Lewis.
The women said that "as; tax
payers" they wented to express
"appreciation of what the council
did for the people." !
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Lightning Bent
To Prevent
Forest Fires
REDDING. Calif. l - Lightn
ing bolts can be bent to prevent
forest fires, state forester Fred
Herbert told the Sierra - Cascade
Logging Conference Friday.
He said in six experiments in
Northern California last summer
vertical lightning bolts were trans
formed into horizontal sheet light
ning which never struck the
ground.
He credited these experiments
with preventing perhaps 90 fires
in 15,000 forested acres of Lassen.
Plumas. Shasta. Modoc and Sis
kiyou Counties.
Herbert said that in the experi
ments the Universal Air Service
of Palo Alto chemically seeded
cumulus clouds to .change them i
into stratus clouds. He said the
U.S. Forest Service is conducting
similar experiments.
Richard Droege of the U. S.
Forest Service said the service
has also been experimenting with
chemically - laden rockets, fired
into the clouds to bend lightning
away from forests.
The Natural Resources Road
Committee chairman, Herbert Mc-
Mahan. said in the Northwest sec
tion of the state alone the U.S.
Forest Service reports an addition
al 330,000.000 board feet could be
made available if new roads are
constructed.
The, conference elected W. S.
Wickstrom of Fresno as president
and L, D. Stevens of Klamath
Falls. Ore., as vice president
Marathon Made Out
Of Playing Cribbage
WHITINSV1LLE, Mass. (P)
George Williams, a machine shop
foreman, retired nine years ago
and has been playing cribbage
with his wife ever since.
They have played 27,000 games,
counting holes rather than games
in scoring. The lead, has shifted
alternately from 700 to zero. The
latest count gave Williams only
an 18 hole lead over his wife.
Pigeons Sort Selves
After Theft of Flock
ALAMEDA. Calif. OH The
purloined pigeons at first puzzled
the police. One boy's 28 homing
pigeons had been stolen. Another
youth admitted the theft, but
said his own 20 birds were all
mixed with fhem.
Inspector Jack Fink and Donald
Hooper tossed them into the air,
one at a time. Twenty-eight flew
to one cote, 20 to the other. .
i Colorado became a state of the
United States in 1878. r
LIQUOR WELL HIDDEN
WHITE VILLE, N. C. (flVDep
uty sheriffs are becoming ex
perts in the art of finding liquor
caches. On one raid they had to
move a dresser and raise a board
in the floor to find 60 bottles of
bonded whiskey. On another,
they found 11 half-gallon jars
after raising a window and re
moving the window silL
Army Ignores
Ultimatum v
Of McCarthy
WASHINGTON The Army
Friday ignored an ultimatun from
Sen. McCarthy that the service
produce the names of all people
involved in the promotion and hon
orable discharge of a reserve den
tist. . '
An official said that the Army
would have no statement on the
McCarthy demand' and that the
Army would stand on a letter
written by Army Secretary Stev
ens Feb. 16 to McCarthy.
The senator's demand stemmed
from the case of Dr. Irving Peress.
a New York dentist who refused
to answer 33 questions about pos
sible Communit activities and in
voked tlje Fifth. Amend
ment against self i incrimination
in a hearing by the McCarthy in
vestigating committee.
The Army had previously said
that Peress bad been promoted in
accordance with law and that he
had been honorably discharged
Feb. 3. f Peress was originally
scheduled for separation later this
spring in the manpower cutback
program but was discharged ear
lier at his own request with Army
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