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By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS
Spring's bright sunshine in the
snow-stricken Northeast Tuesday
offered operntion dig-yourself-out
a helping hand. J
The new eason came a day
earlier than usual, on the 20th,
because of the leap year. But It
was not early cnounh to forestall
winter's last legacy, a double
barrelled weekend blizzard.
The price of the storms that
smashed across the country from
Ohio to Maine on Friday and on
Columbia River Flood
Warning Heard Again
0LY1IPIA UH Another warn
ing of potential spring floods was
sounded Tuesday as representa
tives of federal, state, local and
private agencies met to review
resources available to cope with
high water.
Anthony J. Polos of the United
States Weather Bureau's river
forecast center at Portland said
the Columbia River and several
other Washington streams east of
the Cascade Mountains will flood
Under normal conditions.
If temperatures are higher than
normal and rains are heavier, the
floods will be worse. If tempera
tures remain cooler than normal
and there are few rains, the floods
wili be less damaging or may not
materialize at all. Polos said. '
But, under normal conditions,
Polos said the Columbia will
reach a peak of 25 to 28 feet at
Vancouver where the flood stage
is 15 feet. High water may en
danger Portland, Vancouver,
Longview-Kclso, The Dalles and
other points upstream-.''
Polos said the Yakima, Okanog
an Wcnatchee and Pend Oreille
rivers can be expected to ""ood
under normal weather conditions.
And if temperatures and rains
are worse than usual, flood stage
may be reached on the Spokane,
Mcthow and Snake rivers.
"Barring heavy rains we do not
anticipate any serious flooding of
streams on the west slope of the
Cascades," Polos said.
GOP Reproves Solons for
Reducing Forest Services
yASHINGTCW W - Two Ort
gon and' Washington Republicans
Tuesday mildly reproved the
House Appropriations Committee
Movie Oscar
Race Results
Due Tonight
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (1 - There could
be rejoicing in Italy Wednesday
night if the 28th annual Oscar
race runs true to form. Here are
the favorites;
Anna Magnani, the volcanic
Italian film actress. .
Ernest Borgnine, American
bom, son of Italian parents.
"Marty," a film of life among
Italian-Americans in New York.
- To make It a clean sweep, the
Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences voters could name
as supporting player winners Ma
ris Pavan, born and reared in
Italy, and Sal Mineo, whose par
ents were Italian. However, these
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Wlde-Opea Race
' It's still a wide-open race for
Hollywood's top prize, despite the
threat of an Italian sweep. Miss
Magnani. the fiery widow of "The
Rose Tattoo," is by no means a
cinch. Susan Hayward bas strong
support for her role as Lillian
Roth in "IH Cry Tomorrow."
There 'are also those plugging
for the other female star contend
ers: Katharine Hepburn ("Sum
mertime"), Eleanor Parker ( In
terrupted Melody") and Jennifer
Jones ("Love Is a Many-Splen-
dored. Thong.")
Sentimental Vote -
Nor is Borgnine a shoo-in. His
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for the late James Dean of "East
of Eden." And there is a lot of
feeling here for , the masterful
work of James Cagney in Love
Me or Leave Me." Also nomina
' ted are Frank Sinatra ("The Man
With the Golden Arm") and Spen
cer Tracy ("Bad Day at Black
Rock.")
Pictures nominated besides
'Marty" are "Mister Roberts.'
The Rose Tattoo." "Love Is
Many-Splendored Thing" and
"Picnic."
Lewis as Emcee
The winners will be announced
Wednesday night over a nation
vide TV-radio show. Handling
emcee honors at the Pantages
Theater will be Jerry Lewis, do
ing bis first single before a na
tional audience. However, his side
kick. Dean Martin, will be on deck
te sing one of the nominated
songs, 'Tender Trap."
Other vocalists for the program:
Maurice Chevalier, "Something's
Gotta Give"; Harry Belafonte,
"Unchained Melody"; Jane Pow
ell. "I ll Never Stop Loving You";
and Eddie Fisher, "Love Is a
Many-Splendored Thing."
The show will be distinguished
by what may be Grace Kelly's
last public appearance in this
country. The future princess of
Monaco trill Drexent an a 1 t 1 m
award. The other top winner from
last year, Marlon Brando, will ap
pear via film from Manila, Other
filmed portions: Magnani from
Rome; . Betsy Blair from Spain;
Jennifer Jones from London; Can
tinflas from Mexico City.
lor .cutting appropriations, for for
est activities.
Rep. Ellsworth (R-Ore urged
the committee to reconsider its
elimination of a 2-million-doIlar
item for access road construction
and $250,000 for timber inventor
ies, both in the Oregon and Cali
fornia railroad grant lands.
Rep. Mack (R-Wash) opposed a
$300,000 cut for timber manage
ment to salvage fire-killed tim
ber. Neither proposed an amendment
to reinstate the items. They told
a newsman their remarks were
intended to stress to the House
the importance of the items in
hopes they will be reinstated by
the Senate and accepted later by
the House in conference.
Ellsworth emphasized the two
million dollar access road money
actually is money which other
wise would go to the 18 O k C
counties if not appropriated.
Mack said use of the $300,000
cut from the timber sales item
would have produced about four
million dollars in revenues
through receipts from timber
sales.
Sunday-Monday was 138 lives and
hundreds of millions in lost busi
ness, interrupted payrolls and
other costs.
The New York City business '
loss alone was estimated at ISO
millions, and the cost of snow re
moval was put at 2' million dol
lars more. j
Stand U Lane
In little Rhode Islaad workers'
stood to lose three to four million
dollars on their payroll. i
Armies of men, housewives and j
children bent to the task of lift-'
ing the snow siege. j
Heavy equipment attacked I
mountainous drifts. And slowly
life resumed its everyday rou-i
tines. i
Traffic moved again as drive-'
ways, side streets, country roads j
and main arteries emerged from'
their white blanket. j
Trains and airplanes shook off
blizzard-inspired inertia.
Here and there localities that
had imposed states of emergeriry j
lifted them. Schools prepared to
reopen.
T Remain
But it would be days before the
snow mantle disappeared.
And there was a vague threat
that thaws would bring floods.
However, the Weather Bureau
in New York said it saw no sign
of imminent danger.
It is still too cold, a forecaster
said, for much melting to occur,
and not much precipitation is ex
pected. . " "
The Army Engineers in New
England echoed this. After a sur
vey, they found thawing normal
and said there is little likelihood
of flooding unless it rains excep
tionally hard in the next few
days.
Na Warning
-The big question on the first
day of spring was. How come
there was no warning of how win
ter would be?
The harassed Weather Bureau
could only blame unpredictable
nature. -
'Forecasting is not a science,
said the chief New York City
weatherman, Ernest J. Christie,
sadly.
"The forecasts called for snow,
but not as much snow as fell,"
added the Washington Weather
Bureau.
Here is the state-by-state death
toll from the two storms:
Massachusetts, J7; New York,
31 i New Jersey. 31; Connecticut,
13; Rhode Island, 12; Ohio, 12;
Pennsylvania, 7; Maine. 6; Vir
ginia, 4; Maryland, 3; Delaware,
1; and New Hampshire, 1.
Kidnaping Count Faced by Couple
PORTLAND Ufi - Max Allen.
22, and his wife, Mary, 17, were
ordered removed Tuesday to
Kansas City to face a kidnaping
charge.
Federal Judge William East
signed the order. The couple,
arrested at Klamath Falls last
week, is accused of taking a
ballroom operator from Kansas
to Kansas City, Mo., and there
robbing him.
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Mt Rainier Model
Heads for Prince
Of Same Name
SEATTLE W Everybody
Including towering Mt Rainier
and a local mint-making concern
is getting into the act the
Grace Kelly-Prince Rainier wed
ding, that is.
A $100 paper mache model of
Mt. Rainier left Tuesday from Se
attle via air shipment for Monaco
as a wedding present to the much
publiciied couple.
' Tilled inside with a pile of candy
mints, the model is two feet high
and three feet la diameter.
Publicists for the Seattle candy
' firm said (hi gift is destined far
&t children of Monaco,
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C3SCC3I3T SALE
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special pages from our new Gen
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Come in today; get a list of these
20 pages. Here art typical values.
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Misses' Nyka S..3.98... 3.51
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FORCES COMPLETE LIQUIDATION! -
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stock of fino shoes of nationally recognized quality must bo sacrificed regardless
of cost! ( .
Doors Vill Close Forever - All Fixtures For Sale!
We've enjoyed being in business in Salem this past year and will
never forget our many faithful customers who have become close
friends, however, due to a disagreement of partners we have de
cided to liquidate all stock and fixtures and close our doors for
ever. These savings are bonafide values and we hope you will not
confuse this advertisement with general run-of-the-mill clearance
or stock liquidation sales.
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