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Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957
Perfect Forta, Sculptor Says
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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. I lie Senalc mvestiga
tors comprise a special coiiiiiul
leo born ol a contest between two
standing committees (or the nu
thorily lo conduct an inuiinv as
surod of the blessing ot maximum
publicity and public attention. II
might even win Iclousion rank
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