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(RSec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., July 28, '56, Inside TV SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS (BSttar'i aae Tkf lutinu paknakea tm H tarts the fCHiui t4 Uaaaa as MvM4 a aaa TV atailaaa, aat aaaaaae num '1aa pmnmt ara rkaafaS WMhaat SMliftcaliea this MM eaaa aa wiiuMi ta Uw aacaracy bar tin.) i ' - V . SUNDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS KPTV SUNDAY'S BIGHTLIGHTS (CHANNEL 17): '. l:M k m. Zoo Piridt "Oddities of Africa" a visit with the "lot" elephant herd of Addo. . ..: .sa.-Stevt Allen Show-Opera Starr Rise Steveni and Jan Peerce in a comic opera. '.. !: B.aaGoodyear Playhouse A item New England widower learnt that lie can mean warmth, love and pleasure ai well aa rigid dty, in "Pencil Sketch," starring Elliot Nugent, Millette Alexander and Margo Hartman. lt:W assSunday Star Time "Crystal Ball," atarrinf Peulette Goddard, Ray Mllland, and William Bendix. KOIN-TV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL ): t:M ..-Armchair Theatre "Sofia" with Gene Raymond, Sigrud Curie, Patricia Morrison, and J hn Kelly. - i.-aa aaG E. Theatre Alan Ladd stars in "Farewell to Ken nedy." A young policeman on his day off trails a shady character Into a movie house and sees him band over a roll of bills to Kennedy, his boss la the police department and his future father-in-law. I:M .Alfred Hitchcock Thelma Ritter stars In "The Baby Sitter." ' , I0:M .. First Run Theatre "One Man'a Journey," atarring Leonel Barrymore, May Robson, Joel McCrea, Francis Dee. KLO It-TV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL It): I:J p.m.-Building America "Bounty of the Forest" The breath taking grandeur of America n Northwestern forests, i :M ..-The Christophers "Washington's Efforts for the Con stitution Readings by Don Wilson, taaie cantor ana inacuonaia Carey from the letters and diaries of Washington. - i aa aa.-Imoerial Theatre "Milady and the Musketeers," star ring Roesano Braid and Ivette Lebon. The lamed musketeers aearch lor a perfidious woman whs hat caused one young officer of the army to be branded a a deserter. . : . Famous Film FestivaWAdam and Evalyn." atarring Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons. A comedy-drama about a young bachelor r. ho is a successful gambler. t:M p.m-Coronet Theatre "Lettert From aa Unknown Woman, ' atarring Joan Fontaine and Louis Jourdan and Mady Christians. A tender and haunting lovs story cf the three periods of a woman's life and her love for a man who doesn't remember her. t Ancient Jokes Now Fail to Wow Crowd (Today's guest eelinia la by SheUaa ReyaoiiSa, creator, pre deer tMreetar aad writer of "roreiga lairtsae.") 7 SHELDON REYNOLDS Sometime around 150 the Dean Martin of that period stood, on stage and asked. "Why does a entertainment, it became good business. The banks and the ac countants moved in. The howling baby industry had to be orga nized. Entertainment had to get scientific. What were the riiht elements that had to .fte put to gether in order to achieve that magic formula that would get chicken cross the road!" and a people out of their homes and nineteenth century Jerry Lewis flashed back, "To get on the other side." their hands out of their pockets. How could you insure a success! And a success now became a The audience screamed, yelled qMeaUoa of millions of dollars! and howled, with laughter. A, lht bk M -0,lb Fifty years later a 1900 Jackie creased the a e a I a a e a. Tkrr Gleason stood on atage and asked. stepped laaghlag at oar happy Why does a chicken cross me little chicken wba had heea crass- lag the read far tame twa Ibaas- Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE SUNDAY'S TELEVISION KPTV. V&T 17; KOIN-TV. VHF I; KLOR, VHP U BOH H:ll (HJt M:U 1 li KOIN I Parana Ca Do lYaur Troubla t (Faith Today flth Today (This H Ufa IBill lllckek This li Ufa BI Hlrkok KTVlFalth Today KOlNlralth Todsy 14 IPTVI r.lih ImL Faith front. Aims. Forarm iAmar. Forum 101 N uma to Ti lUmp la Feat iBandwafon M IBandwaf oa K KLOt Cama. B'nduaJCsmp. adu IColieao Proaa College FT IKPTV zet Parade toe Panda Outlook (Outlook KOINjFaee Nattoa IFaee Natloa (Sunday Newa ISunday Newa ELORlLlrhfd Wind. Lighted Wind. Blot. Anwrtta BWg. America KPTVIdt I cork pr. a pork Churrh in Ham Church la Horn KOINlLeae Ranter iLone Ranter The Way IThe way KLORI Christophers IQirtatophers TrnilHon Chrlit Science "KPTV! 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BUly i BJtide BMtiale City Catineffl ci? Ceuiwfl' Paul Caraaai Paul Caraoa -a7 I (aj VfeAr ra. "... aad bow, (aas, a ma de wb aa Ike latest sate ball aad years. Along with this kaie mats af eatertalameal came aad lenre aophlstiratlea. Producers still searched (or a foolproof formula. . They tried crossbreeding a matinee idol with the mental age of the audience, but all they came up with was another cliche. Some shows were hits and others were flops and the public still refused to fit a formula. Studios bought all the right tech nical equipment but they couldn't insure a laugh or a lump in the throat. Aad thea, aa If things werea'l bad eaeagh, along eame lelerlilos aad breaght fortk mere eatertala meal la aae year thaa bad beta seea la the Bast eeatary! The average viewer has aeea today mere shews af every deaertptlea thaa ma ay prafrsileaal critics see la their eaUre Brefessleaal life time! Aadleaee tastes have beta reflaed ta the polal where a goad show bat feod eaeagh aay more. It has ta be a great shew; a flee piece of work; sat ardlnary bat extraerdiaary. Cornerstone Set for New' Building m a ar a ft I CavaranTreks Famed Route of Lewis and Clark JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. I - A caravan retracing the return route ol the famed Lewis and Clark expedition reached Jeffer son City Friday one of the Missouri River camp sites of the 10th eenlury explorers. Despite 100-degree weather, the group leaders were dressed in buckskin costumes of an earlier day on their arrival. They plan to end their 2.500-mile re-enact ment of the historic Journey in St. Louis. road?" and after pausing a aus penteful three seconds said, "To get on the other aide.' And again the audience rolled in the aisle, as quality. This year t smash ser- .j ,i aimost certain to Become New minds, talents and tech niques are developing to meet the f-r'i for hoth Quantity as well I weajlda'l be at all sarprised If Aathaay racked . Cleopatra with the same llae. Certainly this vin tage an artel af wM has worked for eeatartea. Aad tkea something kappa Bed. The anatiaa picture ladastry was bora aad drama aa celluloid spread araaad the ceaalry. People wba had leMem. If ever, area live eatertaiBsaeat started gtlag ta the laeal flicks every tlmt tha pro gram eaaaged. Radio started making noises and auddenly it. wasn't even ne cessary to leave noma ta be en tertained. The flicks knocked out the flicker and radio matured past static and the race wat on! Entertainment became an Indus try. Comedy, drama, ainging, music, dancing, acting, animal acts and great profiles! If it was good KVAL tV, VHF 13 BVGENE:' BVAI.-TV, (Saturday): 1M p.aa. - Wtitara Banst preatnta "Romanrt of tht Waal": l.M Saturday Matlnaa Thratar with "Strantt Vovtft t:te Watrh Millar Wliard: :M Fury: l:at Tha Movlrt: trie Curious Cam era: t:JO Bin-Tin-Tin: l:M Tha Lawrence Walk Show: t:ta-Paopia Art Funny; S:M Guy Lombardo Snow; S:tt Enrora Thrattr: :Jt Advtnturt Thcatar; lt:H emit Kn vac'a Bhow; II 0 Baqutat Play houaa with "SlihUy Honorable." BVOBNI: EVAL-TV, Ckaaaal II (Sandayl: 1:44 Puppet Biblt Story; lata Oral RomarU: U:3 Llfhtad Window: ll:t Champlomhlp Bowl ine I t:ee frontier! of Faith; lt:Jt Amtrlran Forum: 1 rat Zno Paradt with "African Oddititi: l:JtOu. look; t:tt Sunday Matlntt Thratar praaantt Hay Milland and Htalhtr Anftl In "Bulldog Drummond Earapal"; I:M Thla It lht Lift with "Ai Wt Havt Batn Fortlvtn";S:aa Hata In tha Bln: 4:3a Jtyret Spot lllhl;la Mart tha Prtai: 1:1 Boy Rofferi: a;aaTopptr:t:ia Tht Lont Wolf: l:ta attva Alltn Show Inclurtta autat itart- onara alnfrn Blaa Stavani and Jan Patrrt; I H ( ity Datactlvt: S:W Wattrfronl: S:te Man Aialnat Crime; S:M Wyatt Earp; ia:at Ttltphona Tlmt: John Ntibltt narrataa tha itory of Or. Phlllipt Pint) In "Asaln tha Stan; lt:M Sunday Bhowtima with Wtndy Hlller and Res Harrtton In "Major Barbara." " passe next year and might not even be on the air three years from now! Now go figure out a formula for success. Of course the formula is the same as It's always been. Not a series of numbers and a bookkeep ing ledger, but talent. The talent that writes it, stages it and per forms it. True, it has to be done faster now and more often, but that's a talent too. The pacs is furious and the techniques change, but the start of today are train ing themselves for this latest development. Mlltea Berle, who created the eattrt palters at remedy aa Me vlslaa aad brought ta mack laa tit ter ta so snaay mlllieas, baa de cided after saves years ta devote aa eallre year ta tha developmeat af a aew, freak aad exeitlag aer ies far the 157 season. Daaay Thamas. wkeee taleals kave takea blaa to the kelthls af drama as well as remedy, la plaa- rkauiel II ' , . , vi i..i Star, of thal ""tra ma ............... saaaifl aeap acriaa aa lira. aad exeitlag aa ever. Laying af tha ceraerateee far the first sail of the Oregon Turkey Growers' aew plaal was a feature at the aaaaal meeting af the cooperative membership I riday. Placed la the coraersteae wat the rrgislra- tioa af the membere at the business session, la the foregrouad are Noel Benaioa (left) wha made the address; Maurice Buxton, cooperative president wha placed the package, and William T. Ceurta, maa- ager. Turkey Growers' Gross Up, Net Down From Last Year By LILLIE L. MADSENT Farm Editor. The Slatetmaa While the total income to the Oregon Turkey Growers was con siderably larger this past year than the year previous, the net in come was $801 less. W. T. Geurts. manaccr. reported Friday at the J annual meeting of the cooperative, f Senate Okehs Measure for Flood Relief WASHINGTON I - The Senate Friday night passed and sent to1 ' " downtrend in net income was rr, i President Eisenhower a compro-; charged largely to labor costs k - f ItririACl'l mise bill providing (or a 7'i bil-! which had advanced 1$ cents in AW11 Ul illllllVOlU Victim Reach His Bedside Llllt pnviUtiift txt aa i wis lion dollar federal flood insurance 1 processing turkey this past year, and loan program. The House passed the measure a short time before as the Mth Congress prepared to adjourn. As agreed upon by Senate-Home conferees, the compromise meas ure provides for direct federal flood insurance to a maximum government liability of five billion dollars and for reinsurance of pol icies that might be issued by pri vate companies. Geurts reported. Freezing costs, as well as cold storage costs, were also higher. Geurts said. Because of these advanced costs, the growers approved the plan of the board of directors and the man ager to erect a new plant which would be to "much more efficient that labor costs in processing would be cut considerably. Freezing and storage costs would also be down as the new plant is to be fully it .1.. nrnuiHa fr . mavim.im equipped for complete processing of !,' billion dollars in loans to!stora and freezing are now done Gabbie Helps Good Fare9 Leave 'Home DENVER un-Cab driver Walter Schott figured the nonchalant, friendly man who met him at the door of a Denver residence was good fare. The man invited Schott into the house, politely asked him to wait, offered him a drink "anything you want, gin, rum. whisky" and went on packing clothes in three suitcases on the floor. Schott declined the drink but listened to the man's story of how he and his wife were getting a divorce and how he had given his wife the house. He was taking his belongings, he laid, and moving out oi town. So Schott wasn't surprised when the man asked him to help carry the television setout to the cab. The man explained he wanted to pawn it because he needed money for an airplane ticket. Schott drove hiin to the airport after he had pawned the television set for $25. Thit all happened Wednesday. Thursday Schott learned from police the friendly man had burg larized the home of lawyer Bert A. Gallegos. Gallegos listed his losses as $00 in currency. $200 in jewelry and $963 worth of cloth ing, luggage and other items. Oregon Tells Power Need To FPC Unit KOAC 550 k.c KOAC (Saturday): lt:N aaa. Tha Nawa and Waathar: lt:ll Ei- pariallv for Woman American Mad iral Aaaorlallon: "Tha Hurt and Ath Ittlrt;" lt:4S Summer Slory Tlma: ll:ta Tht Conrtrt Hall; ll:ta Tht Ntwa and Wtathtr: 1MI a m Noon farm Hour: l:tt Children'! Con cern: l:aa Muiie of tha Maitrn: 4:tt (volution ol Jan; ):tt Children'! Thtatar Stnrlai n stun: lilt over tht Bark Ptnct: 1:4 J frtnch Preai Rcvltw; t:ta Tht Nawi md Weath er: l:l Urban Frontier; 1:43 Tha Btlt of tha Wrek: 7:1J Llfht Onara th. ..a w..ih..- ia aaii.. inave been reported in off. I who received Salk injections. Jan Murray bas decided to change hit successful "Dollar-A-Second Show" to a new, faster paced format. This it the kind of vitality that will keep our start where we like to tee them. Thit is the kind of talent and showmanship you must have to keep pace with the newer streamlined audience. Our little chicken is having a tougher time crossing the road, but he hasn't laid any eggs yet. Central Feature! Corp.) (Copynthl IMS, Polio Cases Reach 359 In Chicago CHICAGO l The number of polio cases reported in Chicago this year climbed to a total of J59 Friday. Eighteen new cases were listed. The total in Chicago the hard est hit area in the nation was more than five times higher than the total on the same date In 1952, Chicago's previous high year in polio. Of the 19.5A cases 21.1 or S9 per rent have occurred in children five and under. Only 2A cases children KLAMATH FALLS OP - The wife and a son of a Montana bus inessman who disappeared on a (Ming trip June 28 and turned up as an amnesia victim here ar rived in Klamath Falls Friday to return him to their home in Bill ings. It may be several days, how ever, before Lawrence H. Vande veegaete. 45, can leave a Klam ath Falls hospital. Dr. George H. Adler said the Montana man is suffering from amnesja, or loss of memory, and is in poor health. ' His wife. Martha, and ton. Charles, aaid they would remain until Vandeveegaete was able to travel. Meanwhile, state police theo- During the business session i riled from questioninE that Vande. Geurts reported total income for veegaete apparently wan this past year at $2,214,000 as dered through Utah, Nevada and against $1,500,000 for the previous California before arriving here, year ending March 31. 1955. Net. Vandeveegaete spoke of "salt income was listed at $39,199 for flats" and "a time chance " Ha taJUIItrU IV yoj SHW ir lllui ouiv , , - n-- reserve fund half of the subsidy,1" P"1 yfar ...... 18150 hazily remembered being in .. . ii,,.. ..,. Ti. Geurts also reported that fryer several tails and ordered out of period was provided to permit! 5 n ff become a very im-1 several towns as a vagrant. sVatet whose constitutions prohibit fart of urk,7 P'a" l andevecgaete left Billings to; the ue of oublic monev for Dri-:,ms Pa,t year' PT"1? .,he Past , fish on the Yellowstone River at! .potential flood victims as a sup plement to the insurance pro gram. Under this provision federally-guaranteed credit could be insured in advance of need by payment of a prescribed fee. Insurance coverage and loans would be limited to $250,000 to an individual and to $10iO00 on a tin gle dwelling. Purchasers of the insurance would pay at least (0 per cent of a premium rate estimated by the insurance commissioner, who would be appointed by and be un der the Housing and Home Fi nance Agency. Participating states would be re quired to pay into the insurance outside of the West Salem "plant. the manager explained. Dedication of the start of the new $.100,000 plant already 10 days un derwaywas included in the Fri day meeting, with Noel Bennion, head of the poultry department at Oregon State College, the dedica tory speaker. Placed in the corner stone was the registration of the turkey growers attending the busi ness meeting held earlier in the afternoon at Mayflower hall. WASHINGTON - The Feder. al Power Commission, now study ing applications of the Pacific Northwest Power Co. to build two dams on the Snake River, wat told Friday by Oregon of that ttate's growing need for power. A letter from chairman Joseph W. Smith of the Oregon develop ment commission was put in ths record of a hearing before exam iner Edward Marsh on PNP't ap plications. Smith told the commission of industrial expansion in the Pacific Northwest. He did not endorse srjocifirallv PNP't plant for the Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Valley dams, but referred to them and then asked the commission to "bear in mind the real need of this area for the early development of im portant resources of power." W. H. Colquohoun, a vice presi dent of Ebasco Services, New York engineering firm which drew up plans for the Tleasant , Valley dam, was questioned about cost of the project. He said his concern had studied various possible dam sites on tha Snake River and its tributaries, and estimated the cost of Pleasant Valley dam at . approximately $ million dollars, x Attorneys for the National Hells Canyon Assn. opposing PNP's application just as it is fighting Idaho Power Co.'t three-dam proj ect in the upstream Hells Canyon area of the Snake were cross ex-. amining the witness when ths hearing recessed for the week end. They had brought out that ths Reclamation Bureau's proposal for a dam at Pleasant Valley called for expenditure of about 200 million dollars. Attorneys for the pro-public power group disclosed that Su preme Court Justice Hugo Black bas scheduled argument! Wed nesday on the association' re quest that Idaho Power's con struction work on one of itt damt be stopped. The group, which favort con struction of a huge federal project in Hells Canyon, has asked the high tribunal to issue a stay against the work pending a U. S. court of appeals ruling. In the appellate court rase, ths WAsmr.Tnv i tv,. w... association is seeking nullification approved and . sent to President i?f V?' FPC, licenses awarded Ida- Crooked River Project Bill Goes to Ike Eisenhower Friday a bill to au thorize the Crooked River recla mation project near Prineville. Ore. It would furnish water for about 20,000 acres. Power reve nues from The Dalles Dam would help repay its cost, estimated at 6.598.000. House and Senate conferees also approved inclusion of a $19. $00,000 authorization in the rivers and harbors appropriations bill for extensive Improvement! in Ya quija Bay near Toledo, Ore. This project is in addition to 100 mil lion dollars of previously author ized appropriations for other Northwest rivers and harbors work. vate benefit to amend their con stitutions in order that they might participate. The insurance program was In- year so.ww pounns naa Deen pro- Columbus. Mont., last month. He cessed. Since April 1. of this year. walked into the Odd Fellows Hall 1.471.000 pounds have already been ; here Thursday muttering he iirucraaru. couinn I remember his name, but soired by the heavy floods of 1955, .tucT'"" " , .. I recalled., something "red and - - i am naiinn.ii inTaoncsa nr ih run" i t-'e j , -.'' " va an " itiiiir m nil a iptcnnnnti niimrtaap .! tkaa loot Iknl tst-im.aal inane. n,. mmnania. rtr, L, writ. .f h ' crnt ,n ,url"'T production was re- police 1 rwirtari hv Maud. Ritvtnn U. policies due to the high risk and r rr. A------- "' j : the inability to spread tuch risk over a broad base. lalla, president. Oregon's produc- identified tha "rad and nihil." mU f .., .....I ........ y.vtvta hi ..IIIII. Oil. IUIU licease plates, and finally cantact- tion will increase a tcarce S per, ad his wife through the phone cent this year. One thing, Buxtrm said, which is so much more in lavor of the Ore gon turkey business these past three years, is the increased use of turkey in the western area. This Police Seek Editor Killer TlttTaVi l.a Itt PnMfm searched' Friday for shoot-and run 1 rown here was expttrted out of gunmen who killed Manuel Acotal'"" rea which includes western Meia.-43. crusading publisher " " si'ii, tuaiiu ss i mj tirui ii iviimaiia. Thief Erases is due, he explained to the turkcAf .f f fig ft f promotion work which is now jn-'""- I'HHil HI number. us inira vear. inree years ago. in m -m 5: "A" .rriaSL!!? illacc 1 rack a weekly Tijuana newspaper. PHILADELPHIA l -Thomas ftooney, 74-year-old pensioner liv ing at the Philadelphia Naval Acosta Meia was shot in front pa ear dui a per ceni waa , Home, won $1,825 at the Mon- of his home Thursday night by ".2"ra- . ,,,,, , , mol!,n !;ace irKt ,n Nfw rsey ,,.,3 ., n,,.i. nrunrsuay oui came nome a people are following our slogan $4,175 loser of Eat More Turkey." Buxton said, j Rooney told detectives he went gunmen in a speeding automobile bearing California license plates, Acosta Me had just got out " addfd h ",s0 "v" ,h' '" " his "nest egg" 0f, cab. growers the 4 cents a pound freight , of tt.OOO. He made one $500 bet Acotsa Mesa a veteran news- rale mln " """" ,u "mp lnr ana won ,nr ihl!" waned overman , nuhlisher nf lht ,urk,V eas' of ,h mountains. j home With the $8,000 in $100 bills weekly El Imoarcial and a leader! In his dedicatory speech Bennion . tucked in an inside coat pocket in the successful movement to ob- MOMMY y THI MOSSIERS ' 1 II C 114. Mm 4 Ntl .J Aar V f-aai atari Saa S. sj aaa. a)a ?jW "For o moment I forgot vrfvert w rt! I ofmott fold thou tittle ttaf irytr. flVftit tern rlohaw mi". tain statehood for Baja California. British Censor Miller's Play and the $1.1125 in a pants pocket As he pushed his way through a crowd at the 30th Street station here, he was jostled and instinc tively reached for his wallet in his coat pocket. He was too late. The stressed the change in business methods. "Fifteen years ago there were 25 turkey processing plants in Ore gon. Today there are but four or five and yet there are twice as many turkeys grown by many less ! wallet and the $6,000 were gone, growers," he said. jSlill snfe in his other pocket was Following the business session : his $1,825 winnings. and dedication, the turkey grow ers went to the West Salem parkj f-f teA annual Kir kiw 1 1 n Ueira BA i LONDON W Britain'! rensor "' barbecued turkeys, along with added "lixin s brought by wives of the growers, were consumed by the association members and their guests. stage plays, the Lord Chamber lain, has banned playwright Ar thur Miller's new play, "A View From the Bridge." Miller is in Britain with his wife, actress Marilyn Monroe. "The play has a theme of in cestuous love," he said. "That got by all right, but the censor ob jected to a scene in which two men embrace one another." Miller said he was told that if he wanted a license to stage the play in a public theater he would have to make important changes. He taid he plans to alter the play, tentatively scheduled to be produced thit (all. but not in the way the Lord Chamberlain's o( fice auggettt. He it considering putting it on at a club theater, where club member! only would make up tha audience. Plays at private theater! arc not subject to censorship. Baby Snagged By Door of Moving Car WINNIPEG, Man. - A 13-month-old baby survived a re markable accident In downtown Winnipeg Thursday. He wai snatched from his mother's srms by s moving car. Joseph Grsbis'i mother started to cross a street with him as the traflic lights changed. At the same time a car driven by Roland Tellier was completing its crossing Petitions to Ask Release Of Airman BOISE. Idaho I - Parents of fisherman an Air Force pilot, whom they say has been a prisoner of the Communists since Oct. . 1952, were 'circulating petitions Friday in an attempt to win his release. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Rnsenvall ho Power for its three damt. leeiti rr Long-Mi Jet Wreckage Found; 1 Dead SACRAMENTO. Calif'. orThs wTeckage of a jet training plans in which a Craig Air Force Base. Selma. Ala. pilot crashed last November 11 during a storm hat been found atop the lofty Sierra between here and Reno. McClel Ian Air Force Base announced Friday. The Public Information Office said the body of Capt. David H. Henderson, along with the plane, was identified Thursday by a search team from Stead Air Force Base, near Reno. McClellan officials said ths plane's wreckage was first spotted on a heavily wooded slope a week ago by Nick Merth, s Placervills Stale Welfare Wage Hike Asked PORTLAND - The Stats said their son is one of 450 Amer-1 Public Welfare Commission pro ican fighting men who are still1 posed Friday salary increases to- being held by the Communists talmg $277,752 annually as a as "slave laborers." j means of stemming the Inst of He is 1st Lt. Richard Rnsenvall, personnel to other business and 2t. a graduate of I'tah State Agri-1 industry. cultural College with the class of Mrs. Loa Howard Mason, stale welfare administrator, said tha commission made its proposal to the State Civil Service Commis sion and the state budget commit tee. Effective date would be Aug. 1. Mrs. Mason taid there now are 61 vacancies in the commission staff, and turnover in rase work- 19'ifl. Rosenvall told newsftien Friday that 150 persons have signed the petitions, which will be sent to President Eisenhower. Secretary of State Dulles and Henry Cabot I-odge Jr., the U. S. representa tive in the I'nited Nations. , - Rosenvall said the son entered service in Boise in 19.7) and was (aken prisoner during the Korean conilict. The Rosenvalls have an other son, Donald, who is a mem ber of the Boise police force. Wyatt Hits Labor Boost For Morse PORTLAND i - "Eastern la bor bosses will not force Orrgo nians to vole for Senator Wayne Morse." said Republican Chair man Wendrll Wyatt in a state-. ment here Thursday. Wyatt said he was referring to speeches by James McDevitt and Jack Kroll. co-directors ol the t AKL-CIO Committee on Political ; Education at a labor conference here earlier this week. "The tone and low level of the Morse campaign has been pretty well set by these esstern labor bosses who are again invading Oregon, and have made viciously inlse New Wrinkle Eyfil In Prune Standard WASHINGTON - Here't t new wrinkle in the news. The Department of Agriculture has, announced a' proposed revi sion in the federal standards for dried prunes. The proposals would change Ihe grade standards in effect since June. 1945, with respect to typet, moisture and certain defects. ers has been running about 65 per cent. 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