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Gambling Boss Shot Mickey Cohen, Hollywood gambler (above) is shown at the Hollywood, Calif., receiving hospital where he was taken after gangsters shot him and three others of his party as they were leaving a Sunset strip cafe. Dr. C. D. Dickey shown with Mickey, said his condition was serious. (AP Wirephoto) Marion and Polk County Draft Boards Will Merge In a merger of draft boards throughout Oergon the Marion and Polk county boards will be joined. Hans Hofstetter, chairman of the Marion county board, was informed Wednesday that a clerk for the Polk county board to succeed the clerk now resigning will not be appointed, and that Mrs. Fern Beakev of Salem . . clerk of the Marion county board, will do that work for both' boards. The mergers are because of a 40 per cent cut in the budget. In Portland Col. Francis W. Mason, deputy selective service director, said personnel and of fice hours also would be re duced. The budget cut was from $207,000 to $90,000. Columbia, Washington and BE ITliikiwoiSlim. SHOP OUR WINDOWS FOR MORE SAVINGS 136 North Commerced St. Clackamas boards will He grouped with the Multnomah boards; Linn county merges with the Benton board: Coos and Cur ry with Douglas; Josephine with Jackson; and Union, Wallowa and Malheur with the Baker county board. Hofstetter said he understood the four-member personnel of the boards for Marion and Polk would continue and that they would hold separate meetings, HERE EARLY rt Polio Cases On Upgrade Washington, July 21 W) An other increase in infantile paral ysis cases was reported by the U.S. public health service today. For the week ended July 16, there were 1,013 new cases re ported for the nation, compared with 684 the previous week. This is a 49 per cent increase compared with the 43 per cent increase reported last week over the week preceding. This brought to 4,895 the total for the whole year through July 16, compared with 3,601 dur ing the same period last year an increase of approximately 1200 cases. The largest increases were re ported from: New York: 72 cases this past week, compared to 16 the week before, with 61 of them being in New York City: Indiana, 52 against 14; Illinois, 55 against 19; and California, 83 against 58 but use only one clerk. Ed. B Hamilton is chairman of the Polk county board. He said the Marion county board is meetinc two nights a month for classifications only. No drafting is being done at present. Men register on their 18th birthdays and are subject to draft until thev are 26. Reg istrations are at the rate of three or four a day. and like wise about as many are reach ing their 26th year, all of which requires clerical work. Mar riages and college affiliation make differences in classifica tion of registered men. 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'THE SHOW MUST GO Comedienne Doesn't Let Fly in Mouth Stop Her Dallas, Tex., July U.R A sputtering comedienne today laugh ed off an insect incident that the one which broke up a show Nanette Fabray became hys- terical Sunday at the open air Casino when a June bug flew into her dress. The show, Bloomer Girl," had to be call ed off. A fly flew into Patricia Bright's mouth on the same stage Monday night while she was doing an imitation of Kath erine Hepburn singing "Don't Fence Me In." "I just went 'pooft!' and it went out," Miss Bright said. Broadway was sympathetic but somewhat shocked that bugs in her bosom should have forced singer Nanette Fabray to break the show world's code, "The Show must go on." Entertainers along the main stem recalled incidents when everything from snakes and white mice to sharks and hooded gangsters had "gotten into the Smoky says- GOOD FOR SNACKS! 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"I never had the heart to tell the critics before," she said, "but a moth had flown into my mouth. I kept singing and pray ing it would fly out and finally it did." ... Miss Fabray said a childhood memory of being attacked by (Advertisement) Eye-Injury Prevented Ey Unbreakable Lenses New Glasses Featured at Scmler Optical Industrial workers and active sports men are now able to enjoy added safety and eyesight protection by wearing glasses made with the new Unbreakable Lenses. These amazingly safe modern lenses csnnot break or crack cannot be smashed by fall ing or severe blows they cuard the eyes fully against fly ing particles, and Hurry 5emer end fear of break- ace in case the glasses are accidentally dropped. In the Portland rca. Unbreakable Lenses are now featured at the Srmler Optical Offices, where they are precision-ground to the prescription of Registered Optometrists. 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Miss Healy thought it was a joke and tried to keep the show going until one of the mobsters aimed a machine gun at the ceiling and fired a burst of bullets. "The show ended as of then," Hayes recalled. Showgirl (Nevada) Smith just about fainted dead away one night when she was swept into the spotlight and saw a HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! P2 JAQUITH'S BIG CLOSING OUT Music Band Instrument! Pianos Radios Microphones YOU MAKE SAVINGS UP TO Everything Priced to Sell! So Come Now! Jaquith Music Co. Aw s 4 f LIMITED QUANTITIES NO SALES TO DEALERS NO PHONE, MAIL Thursday, July 21, 1949 9 "rat" in the audience. "I had n't seen this rat for a year after he said he loved me," Miss Smith declared. "It was awful." But for sheer aplomb in time of great stress, Broadway still was inclined to let the laurels rest with the late W. C. Fields. One night during a performance of "Sketch Book," Fields dashed from his dressing room, shout ing that he was being pursued by "a mammoth garter snake." 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