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Page 14 oecuon 1 Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957 Perfect Forta, Sculptor Says 8ftf 4 HOIXWOOD, Calif. Itcd-halrcd. Virginia Dc Lcc, 21, , above, has the most perfect form according to Hungarian born Sculptor Joseph Dunronyl. Dubrnnyl is the artist who made a nude statue of Anita Ekhcrg which gained wide-spread publicity. Dubronyl was looking around for a new subject to make a statue of when he was introduced to Virginia. ' Born and raised just a stone's throw from Hollywood Blvd., Virginia is married to Bennett Michael I)c Lee, her business manager. For those still Interested, her measurements arc 35-22-35. (AP Wlrcphnlo). LEGISLATIVE BUI EES House Blocks Money For Historic Society Opposition spearheaded by econ omy-minded legislators Wednesday blocked House approval ol a bill that would give the Oregon His torical Society joo.irco lor wo next two years. The bill went back to I lie Joint Ways and Means Comniillec for more study nller iwo uomncrniic representatives, Clarcnco Barton, Coquillc, and Robert Duncan, Mcdford, warned against "non essential services." Barton, chairman of the House Tax Committee, said the society's budget request .should stay in Ways and Menus until the slate knows how much money it wilt need for operations in the next two years. "If we do happen to wind up with sVime surplus funds," Harlot! said, "then I'll go along with the non-essential services." Duncan, a member ot the Ways and Means Committee, said he was "surprised and shocked" hy the society's request, which is more than double its current hi ennium appropriation. Duncan said lie opposed the ap propriation, in Ways and Means because "it seems a poor lime to be expanding services ot this type." Rep. W. II. Ilolslrom (D). Gear- hart, who asked that the bill be sent back to Ways and Means, said the major part of the re quested increase was for three ad ditional employes. - A guest passenger In an airplane couldn t sue for damages for per sonal injury under a bill Intro duccd Wednesday by Sen. Dan Dimick ID), Itoseburg. The bill also relievos the plane operator of damages for the death of a guest. The law now prohibits guests in motor vehicles from collecting from the owner or operator. A bill to create a state Board of Auctioneers, which would li cense and regulate all auctioneers, was introduced Wednesday by Dep. Leon S. Davis (It), llillsboro. Kep. It. E. Schdeen (D), Gresh- am, introduced a hill Wednesday to prohibit a retailor (rum limit ing tiie quantities of merchandise that can he bought by a customer. The bill also would prohibit the retailer from compelling a cus tomer to buy articles other than those that are on sale, and the retailer would he compelled to sell his entire slock of any article be ing sold at reduced price. lilCGEST I.S7 OF I,- Beck Hearing to En d Long Pu rs u it By l.YI.K C. WILSON United Press Stuff ('nvrrsponilrnl WASHINGTON (I'I'I - The Teamsters' Dave Beck is the big gest fish hooked by Senate iinesti gators in a great many years, per haps since Gen. Douglas MncAr thur answered up to questions about the Korean war. Tho investigation ill whieh Beck will star is in an area likely to reward painstaking spade work. The area to he covered embraces the financial nfiairs of oignnuod labor Willi special omphaMs racketeering and citibcJ.loinent of union hinds. Big headlines .-mil big news are the least to lie expected front the Senalc inquiry. Or it careful ;md orderly investigation might show that th-vc was nothing rollen in Die administration of union treus uries. That also would be a iiiiim nium expectable, although improb able, result ol the inquiry now about to begin. Convincing Cine Necessary The point is this: The circum stances under which the inquiry begins arc such that a real oppor tunity finally is offered to deter mine to the public satisfaction cilher that union funds arc hon estly administered or that Hie ad ministration is dishonest and in need of legislative correction. By lcglslalive correction Is meant amendment of the Taft Hartley Law to impose on the ad ninislrators of union funds such regulations as the Senate investi gation may tend to show arc nee- rssary. A solid and ennvinrg ease ler such amendment of llic Tall- The desirability of amending Tall-Hartley has been conceded by now all around, including n con cession embracing a score of amendments favored bv the laic Sen. Hubert A. Tail. Tnll-llarlloy, however, lias become so bogged ill partisan polities and charges of slave-labor objectives that amend ing eliorls have been stymied so fa- before they began. Partisan Hump mi Obstacle To hit Hie Tall-Hartley contro versy over Hie partisan hump into Hie lield ot the general welfare will require the most deiiieateii self control by Senate investiga tors If the line ot inquiry tends to whitewash evil practices or, on the contrary, to bully and hedewl ; labor witnesses, one large body ol public and concressional opinion or the other will be otlemted and : Hie opportunity for an orderly and com lin ing present at ion ot the acts will blew out Hie window ! along with all chance ol remedial ; legislation, if such proves lo be ! needed. All is Hie responsibility of the 'committee. Its beginnings are nol reassuring. 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