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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1957)
A Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957 Cary Grant's Wife Discloses Experiences in Doria Escape Rv Rnn THAU 4 a HOLLYWOOD I -1 Today for Iho first time, actress Betsy Drake disclosed her experiences in escaping from the Andrea Do na in last year's ship disaster. The wife of Cary Grant, Miss Drake has shunned the spotlight in recent years. Although one of the famous survivors of the An drea Doria, she was not inter viewed after the sinking. "I was too busy taking care of a friend who had been injured," slu explained. The friend was Mrs. Camillc ICianfarra, wife of the New York Times man who lost his life in the collision with the Stockholm. Their daughter was transferred to the Stockholm in the crash, miraculously alive. Miss Drake detailed her experi ences as she visited the set of her husband's picture, "An Affair to Homembor." She was returning alone from Grant's film location in Spain. On the night before the New York arrival, she was laying out her clothes for the next dav. The Grants often tour on freight ers and make it a practice to have their clothes in readiness at night. "Suddenly I felt the impact of the collision, which was on the other side of the ship," she re lated, "t was in my nightgown, and I decided I had better get dressed. "it was an eerie feeling to have the ship strike something and then stop. Then the ship lurched to the side with a great noise. Peo HENRY ACROSS 1. Harvest 6. Very warm 8. Hebrew month 12. Put on cargo 13. Exist 14. Whale .15. State - positively 16. Frightened suddenly 18. Stop 20. Girl's name 21. Perceives 53. Tribunal 24. Charms 28. Prevari cator 31. Drive , slantingly 32. Springs 34. Our country 35. Blunders 37. Predica- . mcnts 39. Jap. outcast 41. Roman emperor 42. Hair oint ment 45. Gave courage 49. Repeated 51. Hindu garment 52. Musical sound 53. Egg: comb, form 64. Ardor 65. Hardens 56. Man's nicknam 57. For fear that I I P j II DONALD DUC By Walt Disney ''OOOPS.' YOU AREN'T PUT TINS I I li n TZ THAT CLOTHESPIN IN THE 1 X . " ismt PL',kC' J -jt j . f WEU-WELLlI I (bettee use 3B1 GETTING OUT . - rrv7ReE PINS I fA the ol' wash, rr3 V?i S OM i U l I t :S 6 7 ( t p I10 " TT 1 13 fli" TT i n 35 """"" 36 3T 16 a-Uj ST7i' n i n ia so' ""si XT 5 j T 55 .,' bt 5T MtiaiMnsl ple were screaming and there I was standing there with nothing on. "f mipht.ittst JIC Aflcilv have run out that way. But I managed to sei arcssea. mow, i aon t Know. I just did." - She went into the oassaeewav and stopped a crewman who helped her don a lifejacket. Miss Drake said she was told the tourist nnccpnoprc wnuM ho taken off first. "For two hours, I clung to the post on the high side of the ship." She was told to report to the low side of the ship for evacua tion. She. climbed down a ladder into a lifeboat which took her to the lie de France. "I ended up on the He de France barefoot and with only a dress," she said. But very grateful. Historic Society Gets 103-Year-Old Office EUGENE tf) - The original Lane County clerk's office, a small wooden structure built in the downtown area here 103 years ago, will be donated to the Lane County Pioneer-Historical society. The organization plans to move the structure to the fairgrounds. The Salvation Army, which owns" the building, plans to present a deed for it to the historical group at ceremonies here Thursday. By Carl Anderson Solution f Yesterday's Puuls DOWN 1. Dressed 2. Talk wildly 3. Short poems 4. Die 5. Hurried 6. Scrap 7. River duck 8. Real 9. Craze 10. Sweetsop 11. Interpret 17. Take un lawfully 19. Close tightly 22. Discolor 24. Summers Fr. 25. And not 26. Shroud 27. Fine 29. King of Judah 30. Oriental sea captain 33. Withered 36. Gazes 38. Bit 40. Ohio college) town 42. Cherry ' stones f 43 Siouaa ' Indian 44. English school 46. Valley 47. Ages 48. Force 50 Nieiit ti4. I'll. LlAjUlOff ASPnTiE:sTT i n tii imiatieo y Eg s t iMyJyyisIlp i k E tie piSrEjp Ell yyji e olkisWs jJbUdJaJm If FtfiBL OpHRl i lei i M Cagik .EARBJJI IMP FIOLLvHRE SBMlAlyj 0 G E ElIyAlc EjElAlIl U L N AEiDiy CJAT1EI pldslfllEiEiRHPiEism Editor Favors UN Loans for Israel, Jordan WASHINGTON UV-The Senate Foreign Relations Committee to day made public a series of sug gestions it has received for for eign aid changes including United Nations loans for Jordan and Israel. The suggestions were contained in a report by Hamilton Fish Arm strong, editor of the magazine Foreign Affairs, who conducted a first-hand survey for the commit tee in Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq. They included: 1, A 10-ycar U.N. loan to Israel, "supported largely by a United States contribution, to replace the direct aid now received from the U.S. government, this loan to be made on specific conditions re garding frontiers and refugees." 2. United Nations itnancing 01 a return of some considerable number of the Palestinian refu gees from Jordan to areas in Is rael not fully settled."" 3. A 10-year U.N. loan to Jor dan, to be supported largely by a U.S. contribution, "to finance its economic development and pro vide for its internal security on the condition that the remainder of the refugees in Jordan become the charge of the Jordanian gov ernment and merged into the lo cal social economy." He recommended cooperative schemes' of regional development with participation possibly limited to Arab states which "agree to live on acceptable terms with Is real." Oil Firms to Be Prosecuted If in Collusion WASHINGTON Ul Victor R. Hansen, chief of the Justice De partment's antitrust division, promised senators Wednesday that major oil companies will be prosecuted if the recent rise in oil and gasoline prices resulted from collusion or other violation of antitrust laws. At the same time, Hansen de fended the antitrust immunity granted 15 major oil companies to pool their tankers and other facilities in the Middlr East Emergency Committee for the emergency oil lift to Europe. He appeared before a joint in vestigation by the Senate Antitrust and Public Lands subcommittees into operation of the oil set up after blocking of the Suez Canal and Middle East pipelines cut off vital petroleum supplies for Eur ope. Sen. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo), pre siding at the hearing, told Hansen that the Senate Probers may rec ommend that the antitrust immun ity, granted big oil companies to operate the oil lift, "be aban doned." Reds' Pullout Labelled Sham WASHINGTON HI A New York lawyer who sat in on the recent convention of the Commu nist, party of the United States said today its claimed break with Moscow is a sham designed "for the purpose of fooling the public." Carl Rachlin, an official of the New York chapter of the Ameri can Civil Liberties Union, told the Senate Internal Security subcom mittee he was at the convention as an "observer" for the union. The Reds' "hardened" leaders are split in a "real fight for pow er" and control of the party and its ranks arc "decimated," he said, but added that a high-powered organizational drive, is planned. He said the party's announced switch from the Stalinist to the Marxist-Leninist line is one of words, not ideology, and is in tended to make the party "seem to make its own decisions" inde pendently of the Kremlin. House Votes Dog Reprieve A hill In five n rpnrlpvp tn Ore gon's unlicensed dogs was passed by the Senate weoncsoay ana sent to the House. Under present law, a dog catch r in a dog control district can ill nn unlicensed dot! to death immediately after catching the dog. The bill, by Sen. Dan unnicK it nncohuri' nrovides that the dog be impounded for fue days before being executed. The owner would have to pay the board bill. Dimick told the Senate that sev eral dog catchers kill the dogs im- miHlotiilV "In Douglas County, where i , the dog catcher is srmctning a sadist. Woe to any dog he catches," Dimick said, tin arifaH that the Dnucl.is Coun ty dog catcher immediately puts the dog into a small Box, ana con nects the box with a hose at ibKmI tn the pxhauct Dine of an automobile. The carbon monoxide kills the animal. Ire Expert Cited irtfRnn SOtTT.Tj." Antarctica 'jB Rear Adm: Geroee J. Dufek said Wednosdnv he is recommend ing the U.S. Navy's Distinguished GnrvirA Award for ice exDert Andrew Assur, an Army scientist. i bo ydvK lp iw iwv wi I he flwtem in ntwji ctt IM UcMwdf ieia 111. r ft OH.SrEVe.l'M VpONT 8,WMER! I-l KNEW iTwjULPE r..ANt THE FACT THAT Yn-NOTHINS B L to iAteAEC!) I eor the woet on ooop fo the avjeals her wrrEK wasswieb ) not a th 1 f All REVO,THN, ASESN f ALL TUB fCOtt POttEr.1 Of THE WoeKttEN IN THE POTEE T CANNON HAP 1 OH. 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