Some
Offers Spurned
By Betty Grable
,5 By BETTV OR ABE
Written for the United Press
HOLLYWOOD (UP) I'm very
very unpopular with a number of
producers right now.
I've turned down their picture
Offers. Not that I didn't like the
i script, the directors or the money
they offered me. X just reiuse to
leave home, and most of the of
fers have been for pictures to be
done on location.
It may sound corny, hut my hus
band, Harry James, is the bread
winner in our family, and I'm the
wife Hurry leaves behind when h-'
has to take his band on tour, and
I'm the mother of his two daugh
ters, Vicki and Jessie James.
Close to Children
i just aon it Deneve in turning
my ktds over to strangers to take
care of. I don't happen to helievn
taking them out of school at
me drop of a contract, in the mid
dle of a term and transporting
tnem nere and there.
When they're a little older, trav
, el may be a great thing for them,
they'll be old enouqh to appreciate
it. Right now I -think the security
of being in the same school, with
their own friends, of being at home
Avith their parents, is the most im
portant thing I can do for their
future and Harry agrees with me.
Have Fun Together
They're wonderful kids, happy
and healthy, good, intelligent, un
spoiled and undemanding. We hava
fun togefher. When we go shop
ping they pick out their own
clothes, and they have good taste
We're real pals, and I want our
; relationship to stay that way. I
: don't think it could if I were 'a
4- part-time mother. That's for the
- birds.
We've never spent even a vaca
r tion apart and we never will until
1 they're grown up and want to.
: all go to Del Mar every summer
because they love the beach there
and Harry and I enjoy the races,
so the whole family has a good
time.
People wonder why I've made
only two pictures the last two
years, "Three for the Show" at
Columbia and "How to be Very,;
Very Popular" at 20th Century-:
Fox.
Won't Leave Kids
The answer is I wouldn't leave;
them long enough to do even a!
two-week stint at as Vegas. I!
did some TV shows here instead,!
because I could still have dinner
with my kids, play with them.
Maybe I'm just getting lazy. Bm
really, my children's happiness
and mine and Harry's means more
to me than my career. Sure, I'd
enjoy goi ng abroad I ' ve never
been. But I'll never go until Harry;
and the kids can go with me. In
other words, I'm a happily mar-;
ried woman, not just a career
woman. ,
Regional Meet
On Handicapped
Gets Underway
The Pacific regional conference
of the National Rehabilitation as
sociation is meeting jomtly with
the regional President's Commit
tee on Employment of the Physic
ally Handicapped in Portland June
8-10, Bemie Price, Bend, chair
man of the employ the physically
handicapped committc, .
nounced today.
Purpose of the three-day session
to be held in the Multnomah Hotel
is to focus community attention on
problems involving the physically
handicapped and to permit neigh
boring state committees to ex
change ideas. Price' said. Local
NEPH committee workers- are be
ing invited to the conference as
are others interested in rehabilita
lion.
Theme of the conference is you
and rehaibilitation," and the key
note address was to have been
given by Governor Paul L. Pat
lerson.
The session will attract leaders
front the fields of vocational re
habilitation ami handicapped em
ployment in five western states and
Washington D. C.
Save Time
8
Your town with omozing
Flying Fish Liquid Fertilizer
Just Phone 644
nd ,vou rim lve a velvet smooth nI jrrwn ten Tor little
B JJ.50. (averase cost $10.) I
Congressman SAM COON
WASHINGTON, R a
During the past week I have had
quite a numoer of visitors from
home iMr. and Mrs. Elmer Ben
son of Milton Freewater, ' whose
niece, Florence, is in the office of:
the Secretary of Commerce, were
in and aiTanged lor them to at
tend a session of 'Congress. Mr.
and Mis. Harold Turner of Port
land were in Washington for a
week or so and slopped by the
office. So did Owen Fanner of
Bend. Owen is one of our very
able young lawyers. As I have
said so many times, it is really
good to see the home folks
Recently I appeared before the
Committee on Agriculture in be
half of ail of the Production Credit
Associations in CSrvonn R rtha r-f
Lister of Prineviiie was scheduled!
to testify also, but was unable to
be here. The bill under discussion
was H. R. 5368, which is the Farm
Credit Act of 1955. The Production
Credit Associations of Oregon were
opposed to passage of Title 2,
amending Section 201, This per
tains to the purchase of Produc
tion Credit Corporations, I very
strongly urged that this portion o
the legislation be deleted.
Since my iast letter to you I
have also appeared before the
nopa u
committee on Interior and Insular
Affairs in support of my own bill.
H.K. Sold. This is legislation grant-
ing the consent of the Congress tol!I hates the Communists, and the
me negotiation of a compact be
tween California and Oregon and
providing for an equita'ble appor
tionment between those states of:
the waters of the Klamath River
and its tributaries. Congressman
Engle of California had introduced
an ideniieal bill and also appeared
before the Committee in behalf of
the California district. I was veryj
happy that Ihe subcommittee re-;
ported the matter out favorahlej
right then, ft isn't often that you
got such prompt ai-iion, ami it
realiy is a good leeling w5ien yvu
do. j
Ever trfneo my John Day bill;
was put in the hopper, 1 have
been getting letters from peopEej
over the whole state of Oregon!
about it and I am happy h report i
that the great majority of thesi
have been in tavov of the legisia-i
tron. I have also received a num
ber of resolutions from civic or
ganizations, not only from our Dis
trict, but from the rest of the
state "as well, resolutions support
ing the John Day bill.
It is true that 1 have gotien let-i
ters from a few people who don't:
like the toiH. I have tried to an-i
swer every one ot these because;
I know that the people who wroie
tho Ifflers nro honest and sjtwvrp
in thfir Mmrfniion Rt nuwt
them have a basic misunderstand-
ing about this legislation and what
it will do for Oregon.
The fit- hw noini in kefM n
mind, is that the Northwest must
have more eiectric power. Unless
we get some NEW PLANTS ON
THE LINE WITHIN FI V E
YEARS, we will have a serious
power ahoitage. -
We certamiy wont get the Jo (
done if we insist thai the Federal i
Government do all the wk and
foot a!r the expenKc, nor wI we il
we insist that local agencies do it ? ftwk!nd vara!ionUy JOB wl bwome police chief."
a . Both groups, lederal and non- HPEnnin? me w varijyon . j
'?'. "lCina'Sri" "r ISUmfpolice S ollli iiS.ts
. (k Ki., Archie Oinslonher who is nowifs peak, fievoiuimn was a clear
slrucUon o! the biS projects , og threat. SceSba mrsanfeed the en-
we have gM o buuU Now to ".J Srem! vacation1 tire nationai ,hee and formed e
s exactly he J 1 , Mr and femouB anli-rfat sqnads.
purposes, tins legation nwfc ;es ,1 L.;j MnJ!m 8!sd Slimjiv wrJ Kve.-y 1W not was smashed.
to help financing, as a matter of
facX to carry the burden of finance
ing, the construction ot the Jtiha
Day Dam-without it in any way be
coming an owner, or a proprietor,
of the Dam. H.R. 37S3 makes this
possible by allowing the power,
which wiit be Keneraied in the fu
ture, to be sold in advance.
Ksiifnpies of banihtxi and tn)wc-c-o
iwve been grown Bt Lewiston.
Ma., only 2fK miles from the Ca
nadian border.
Cost Effort!
Let A! Nielsen
SPRAY
FERTILIZE
The Bend Bulefnt Wednesday, June 8, 155
ARMS AND THE GIRL Roller-skating showgirt Edna Scott can
hardly believe her finger tips as she teeis the muscular arm of
Henry Dowas in London, EngSaud. Duwns was a finalist at lite
"Mr. Adonis" contest held in London,
Victory in Sicilian
Have Saved Scelba's Premiership
By CHARLES M. MCCANX
l!i.itl Press Staff rorresnondent
ntio,, Pvomiw Marin Sneite
. . . r . .
may nave saveu n juu uy
victory in the Siciiian rcgioiial
election. . .
If so, it is good news for the
United Slates and its ailieS. Seeiba
is a firm friend of litis country.
Communists hate him.
Scelba has been in trouble for
several months. The coaiition
which he leads is shaky. Rebels
in his own Qiristtan Democratic
Party have been gunning for him.
He suffered a loss of presiise
when Giovanni Gronchu one of'feis
party enemies, was elected presi
dent of ftafy on April 29.
Gronehi ts a member t the tell
wing of fh ChrisUnn Democratic
Party. Sceitja's leadership is op-
Tumalo Families
Report Guests
Stueeioi to Th Buftetin
TUMALO Mr. and Mrs, Wit-
burn Coehron of Eugene were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Waikms. .
iMr. and Mis. Ben Luthie and
family and Ruddy Schevnius spent
weekend vacation ai Crane Prairie.
Luthie is the principal of the Tum
alo gra de school , Mr. a nd M rs.
Jack Wilson and daughter Eveon
of Portland spent the weekend hol-
lirfay w M. Wilson's parents,
Mr- anrf M BiU Marti" a(ld sis-
Mr. and &lvs. Hay Ilsrfts of
TOiHffl
M 4M-H?"1 ciW
Ths Tumaio hiblc school brim
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fe. J Rrfert
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Wiiliams ot Redmond. .
winnay 8ww ana Mrs
J"1 YT . rJ'
Dei- ShuU and ol stmn
daughter
Wash.
Deiene of Vneiver
You'H hova BETTER TiMES with
ARLY TIME
$3.to
PINT
$480
45 91.
KEttTutxr trsiSNr sobssoh wHisitf s phobf
SLT TIMES OlSTlllERT C0fST . lOUiSViUt 1, CUT
Vote May
.posed also sy a strong group of
gM 'ing members of the party.
Everybody agreed to let things
vesi until after iast Sunday's elee-
timl ih Siha-S native Sicily for
a regional assembly of 30 snem- Uons awnied Ihoir Ttseslay
bers. . luncheon to the e.bservEim'e if June
N Cmfitl;ttee Threat Dairy month, with Milton Shunt-
ifnd the Cliristian Demoerats way in charge a!d with teva lies
suffered a defeat, Seellsa's enemies ehuies "dairy maids" as speakers.
planned to Intraduee a motion of
confidence as;ainst him at tile
opcniiig of the Italian Parliament
next Monday. ,
fn the oid Sicitian assembly, the!
Christian Democrats heid 0 seats
and the Communiss and ieli wing
S;dalists held 30. The Christian
Democrats ruled with the suppor
of smalt groups.
The Oommunisls, who ! lnsinBijpm,a!ltS tor w.hijta2 cmlm-sa;!ls,
strength steadiiy on tile ittilian
mainland, threw everythine they
had into the Sicilian campaign.
Tiie cteetion, however, proved b i
clear victory for Seriha. The Kedsi
kept their 30 seats. But ihe Chris
tian Democrats gained seven
at the expense snhnter parties:
to make their tutai in the assem-:
toy 3T.
Also tiie Commttnist popular vote1
declined for the first time since
Work War II.
Sceiha's pro-Amerienn, anii-Rcti
policy has been strengthened, and
he 1ms been slrengtheaed person -
ntty.
Future ltfon RriM
There is to he a Cliristian Demo
cratic Party caucus Friday. What
witt happen there remains to in
seen. But the stocky, smiling, 53
yoar oid pnn)iir may he expected
in 'fare his erfiies hfjhHy ami in
ask no favors. Ai ihe nifwneni, his
chance of riding out it tii.-entened
crisis looks govwl.
Seelha has had a Iojjk, speeia-
cuiar career in polities. He atiend-
. Uitt fitstft ,fi,Mc vift -W h
was W. He was a protege of Don
I,u?yi Sturo, founder of tiie Popu-
far Party which has now become
the Christian lenwraiie Party.
UHIp Mario went to an opposition
poJittaJ nirrtins. He reported so
efficienily on ihe meeting that Don
Stwrzo S!)id:
"Vofrnt; man, if yojf krep on iis-
I eorne, nmi Seettm iider iweame
premier.
HANDY PtMT StZt
TOOAYt
s lisy
r&thlehem, Republic Steel Firms
Join Bargaining
ti.S, Steel Cora, at isinraimtitr ta-
Hes with the CIO Uititt'd Si i- 2803, ami hundred c iahneai-
ivorkers today to hear the utaoahug firms, emptying 680, gi
state its case for a sizcahie wace
inciase. .
While the UbW contmued talks
with U.S. Sieei mt opeued the!
McDonald formaHy began bargain
seiwdiiled to meet with Republic
lilSrr today. jil is nut at issue Shis year since
Joseph LariUn, vice president in conlmet Hmits bargauusg to
charge of industrial relations, baarty wages.
h.i.i , S5ti,!i,. .,iinJ frsw-nvMS Steel fniiHslry
and Thomas Fattott, Republic's in-i
itesMaS relaSioiK chief, was his
-'
,,ve
fnpreiifciiii'd Mhbvt
In an unprecedented maneuver,
anj
j
the USW Is iwgotiating with i
t ittsbatgh Has wees, w.lt to enter
ihe -iiiiks wen Jones & l&ngnmi"" ' , . e,
YouHKstoft'fi Sheet and Tube and midmht JttIie afJer
Inland Steel.
(Dairy Promotion
peard by Lions
They were Mj-s. Waiter W. Smeai
and Mrs. Betta Q. Nelson.
The speakers ured an increased
pise ot datry prodttcis ny aduns m
men quest tr eommi-ed goofj
hratlih. Speakers remimieti the
chjhtiien thai Central Oregwn dis
tributors are fifosen'JHg dairy
mmitk hv ratline the m-L'e ot whin-
nins cmtm 10 ils tHlr pin! Httflf
five eertts fiiilf pinis. Jf in.
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a,,.,, y
Cihmen were ser-vrft with mfjk,
and jime Haii-y Month liieratnre
k"bs rtislribiito!. ' Bend represcsitcrf C'a)l. K. f.
Frank 11. i-nKSMtt poi;i!cfi to tlic Fniry, wiso hearts Use eastern Ors
imrmrtanep r the sSairv infiiiotrv SO) UWiinil (SW sajaaitrail.
in Ihp D(s-!n!((!s arr-a,' wait m
iopai Snrome from fhis pSmsc of
aw-teulture estimated at S5 ,,
lie also nai Ivihuie to laiik nvwin
wrss of CVnlmt Oregon area wha
:hBve won recognition over the en-
sraie.
Pk!e:S,
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Tavern,
FOR JUST A IITTL.E IVIORE
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Pbne 87 ' :
SO AHSABTHSSiVS IT YQU8SEIM THE GOING'S SEAT ifi "ROCKE ' Bt
Table Sessions
Utw5 tniiii. iHHti(ivtti4r imoitiprrf. , t i ..tj ,
nsw jtwmhpps.
The trnknt, u-ttiuait sjweity ing
the sixe of tfte increase ii wimi&J
has saw its target wotrid he
jUmted Auio Workers in the Fem
teekK!fid ! lljese talks, but
Th! USWs major avsaiKeats forSd
mnr .,T Z , I
birztelSi:
f- . .- . :
iUviiv of workers in the industry
As the taiks ojiened Ttawday
rfo -S" Ste5eas,
Rie Steel's inditstrial rciiif ions vrce
, -'
Stephfflts stsirf U S Slee! desired a
Sr rStr ide S
to the public."
Sice! industry leaders have said
Ibat no matter how great or stnall
increase lite gess, use
price of steel wiii rise, largely be -
cause ot a mwssjiy lor expansion.
Arlington Opens
Observer Post
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Alli,It.;TOS This icrferW
M!!,v fawn near 11k? Culnmbia (
river ojwned iis Ground CSism'e!-j
fat earlier (his mnvtth with
monies ewhielixi iy llie U.S.
Hw Bd 1 ceater, ami iy ai-
isefals.
tnliwliieert Sty S-Ssl. Jsmra Ov:
bra, Artwstoa wctor mwwt.
MiiTOr ,UiA llartni sssnml the
stawatelies-s the support ssl ihsm
cily.
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Tiw new iVKit mii r-srf !hKfta
liie 8xl iiiler center -! iSiaU
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