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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1948)
Weak" 1960 Success Seems Bitter for CM Artist Turned Honest Entertain - i. aiinnlv Vju.hi a v -' ClUW Oregon', coi P... i.DIte a n'l T 1 .... -hr of 1.11 in mo . Chancellor of the State Sy. R.T location warned . h.d-count at tlx 17.259 at- M " ... U.lnnr lt P2T.mher of veter L dropped from 9347 r the hump of '.j i.n nrocessed. " nnnnlatlon Li, swollen r-r F' ...mi numbeni of 15 jtudents who go to tTtilng up the .lack a. ikir ' '?.!?.. rnlleee numbered SS;.dropof 63;Unl. c, Oregon "M ' roo rise of 287 of Education at Lv ii an Increase of 20: Ev.nde 600, a loss ot 120 K College of Edu- K.m..i1. 651. an Increase EnDOrt Extension Center, U 248. L.tt need now," Pack. K to bring our faculties Li nlants up to the p i nw lU.CJ Suerp 1. t.i.. , making Stanley S. .Ti, ""I " a? nls ".'"" turn. able. He has turned forgery into an honest profession, hut nnm even hi. best friends won't trust him, Jaki Is a professional purveyor ui nuHum. ii nas maae nim a II nanclal success but a social fail ure. He can t even find a wife. No woman likes to be mystified by any man, and certainly not by ner nusDana. Tool" Guy "Hardly anyone thinks of me a. lust a man." he laments "They all think of me as a guy wjid 11 ioqi you. ing proiessional. As long as he was smateur, his friends thought he was harmless. But when they saw him amusing audiences by dealing cards from the bottom of the deck, they stopped asking him over ior a nana of poker, Not Trusted "My erstwhile friends just don't trust me," he added, as he pro-' duced an ace of spades out of no where. "They don't think I can win a card game honestly. Friends started disappearing a fast as jack rabbits when a check forger taught him to copy handwriting, no matter how illegible. The a commercial artist and made Motorist Behind Bars forger wound up In Jail. But Jak. calls himself "Dr. Jaks," was born , Wild Drivina Srjree Puts maae a success of It because he in Romany. He started out to be ' ' kept riis fountain pen off the bot tom line of checks. To make his act more confus ing, Jaks wears a blindfold while copying signatures for the cus tomers at the swanky Savoy Plaza Hotel cocktail lounge. He uses the same method as did his Ill-fated Instructor, but he alway. gives the copies he makes to hi. audience, so there can be no trouble later on. Real Casey Jak. gave a demonstration of his art a. ..forger. He wrote up side down and backward., ex plaining it is ' easier . to copy a name exactly that way. Once, he said, he showed a group of bank ers how it 1. done and nearly scared them to death. Jaks, a plump, Jovial man who magic his hobby, until he met the Agha Khan, reputedly the richest man in the world, at a Swiss re sort. The multi-millionaire was so impressed when he saw Jaks make money out of nothing he persuaded him to make a career out of It Feel. Lonesome "That was the beginning of my downfall," Jaks said. "I don't have any social life any more. When I do go out, I have to do tricks. I get into trouble when I'm just another guest. "Once I was accused of steal ing a lady's wrist watch at a big dinner party. She found it later at home, on her dresser, but she. still think. I used black magic- to put it there. WICHITA, Kan. (U.R) Fining the motorist $600 and sentencing him to five months In jail, Judge Roy Rogers said the case was the "worst instance of reckless driv ing" ever brought to his attention. Joseph D. Rosarlo, Jr., SO, drew the penalties for: Speeding 80 mile, an hour at night through heavy downtown traffic in a 20-mile zone, running 12 traffic lights, driving without a license, reckless driving, driving without lights, driving on the wrong side ot the street, posses sing liquor in violation of Kansas dry law. and resisting arrest. The wild chase, with two mo torcycle officers in pursuit, ended with Rosario'. car .mashing to a stop in a clump of shrubbery. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Thura., Oct. 81, 1948, Paf H Prosperity Wrecks Eskimo's Teeth LINCOLN, Neb. (U.R) Prosper ity brought dental woes to- the Eskimos, according Jo Dr. Carl J. Henklemann. The Lincoln dentist was sent to the northernmost tip of Alaska by the federal government for a den tal survey with the naval Arctic research laboratory. He examined about 600 Eskimos, he said, and found their teeth to be "in terrible shape." Eskimo, employed at the Point Barrow naval base draw '$300 to $600 a month a. laborers. Henkle mann said, and use the money to trade their former diet of seal, fish and walrus for the menu, ot Am ericans. Light, Strong Titanium Put Into Production WILMINTGON, Del. W.B Th manufacture of titanium metal, a light, strong material comparable to stainless steel, has been begun by the duPont Co, The metal, silver whit and highly resistant to corrosion, la being produced on a .mail teal at the company', pigment, depart ment plant at Newport, Del. It i. less than twice a. heavy ae aluminum, but several time. a. strong. Most likely it will b used in manufacturing high speed planes and industrial machinery, such as printing presses and tex tile equipment kresjary . . to prepare tor l.i.r reeisirauon wmra End upon us about 1955 r i. i. loan " m peas Lilts Ban la Film BMPi-An American mo. U banned from pre-war Jimnese militarist., i. mt crowds in . Tokyo, jfe of Emile Zola," star Munl, never was shown in theatres under the Mrahlp which prevailed id during the war. iccuutions of corruption rtcch army general staff ttion with the Dreyfus, too much for the Japa iuiiti to stomach. Imythtag smacking of I such si Zola's champion. raid peace, wa. tabooed Iipinue srmy. : picture which was ro In Japan was "Gone l Wind," because Its nru the American Civil W on the Bounty" was rrnica the censor, banned kwlng because it showed n against "authority.' Crafts Make ;e Museum ORLEANS (U.B Mariam kd Charleston, 8. 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