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MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952
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BATTEN DOWN THE HATCHES This huge waterspout gathers
: force offshore in Tampa Bay as it heads inland. The whirling
,' funnel crashed into St. Petersburg, Fla., causing damage estimated
as high as $75,000.
Around Hollywood
Hollywood U.R) A top Hol
lywood photographer said
Wednesday most movie queens
could never
pose for nude
calendars like
Marilyn Mon
roe did be
cause they
have exotic
faces or un
shapely f i g
ures. Laurence
W i 1 linger
shoots more
magazine covers and other com
mercial photos using models
clothed or otherwise than any
other lenser in the cinema city.
But finding a female who's
adaptable all over for nude pho
tos is "very, very difficult."
Only a handful of movie stars
could sell a calendar In their
birthday suits, he said. .
"A nude model has to have a
sexy body but an unsexy face,"
he explained. "She has to look
I cornfed and completely blank.
' You can't sell a face that looks
exotic."
, Aline Mosby
Economic Studies
Of Irrigation Aid
To Production Set
An economic study of the
Sams Valley-Beagla soil conser
vation district, to show the com
parative potential productive ca
pacity of the district with and
without irrigation, has been au
thorized by the district's direc
tors, according to W. B. Tucker,
secretary of the board.
The study will concern 12,400
acres classified by the Bureau of
Reclamation as farm plow land;
and possible supplemental wa
ter storage sources besides the
Rogue river, which is too low af
ter July 1 fdr complete irriga
tion, according to Tucker.
OKi Enlargement
The board, which met Monday
evening in the courthouse, has
also approved enlargement of
the district to include the Evans
Valley area, bounded on the
west by Josephine county, on
the north by Douglas county, on
the south by Rogue river, and on
tjie east by Trail creek, the sec
1 retary added. ,
f ) He explained that the soil con
' servation committee of Oregon
" will decide when a referendum
election will be held. Any per
son owning, or having contract
to purchase 10 or more acres in
the proposed' area is eligible to
vote. Tentative polling places
are at Wimer, Rogue River
and Shady Cove.
Officers of the board of direc
tors of the district includes
George Loftin, chairman; Bur
dette Dodge, vice-chairman;
Earl Day, treasurer; Lester E.
James and Frank A. Straus, su
pervisors, and Tucker, secretary.
Scientists observe that glac
iers are retreating all over the
world. In parts of Alaska, rock
strewn valleys today lie bare
at points where early in this
century glacier ice stood hun
dreds of feet thick.
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
This, he speculated, would
eliminate such sultry beauties as
Ava Gardner, Cyd Charisse, Rita
Hayworth and Lauren Bacall.
Many other movie stars curves
come from courtesy padding and
wires.
He thinks the only cinema
cuties who could work as nude
models are Sally Forrest, Peggy
Cummins, baby-faced French
star Cecile Aubrey, Mona Free
man, June Haver, Doris Day,
Terry Moore, Piper Laurie and
Jane Powell,
"Wanda Hendrix and Janice
Rule have innocent faces and
beautiful bodies, too," he add
ed. "They'd make fortunes a!
nude models. It's the Shirley
Temple type I look for the
look of inexperience.
Bleached Blondes No Good
"I can't even use blondes
with bleached hair. They look
like the show girl type."
Miss Monroe was a Willinger
model, with her clothes on. He
sold 82 photographs of her -for
magazine covers, ads and bur
boards.
"She's not a raving beauty and
has short legs, but she's the best
model I ever had," he said
"She had that innocent face. But
now her studio make-up depart
ment seems to have changed
that.
The fuss over the famed Mon
roe calendar, he went on, was
"infantile." .He knows three oth
er top actresses who posed for
nude calendars in their model
Ing days.
Not Much Demand
Furthermore, he said, there
Isn't much demand from calen
dar companies for nude photos,
anyway.
"That's only about five per
cent of my work," he said,
"There's much more demand for
babies, puppies and landscapes."
But he's still anxious to find
models who can pose nude at his
swank Sunset Strip salon.
"Nude models needn't worry
about the photographer," he
grinned. "When I spot a girl who
looks boring, I know she'll make
a good model. But it's strictly
business. They're the opposite of
the type I like personally.
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Convict Admits Part
In Mftson Kidnaping
Fort Wayne, Ind. U.R)
Sheriff Harold Zeis said Wednes
day that a 51-year-old convict
had admitted taking part m the
unsolved k i d n a p-murder of
Charles Mattson in 1935.
Zeis identified the man as
Charles Edward Cramer of Fort
Wayne. Cramer's criminal rec
ord dates back to 1924, Zeis said.
Comme.it Withheld
The sheriff would not com
ment further until the FBI
checks Cramer's statement to de
termine its authenticity.
Cramer made the statement
Tuesday just prior to being tak
en to the state prison at Michi
gan City to begin serving a two
to five-year term for robbery
and parole violation.
The Mattson boy was 10
years old at the time of his kid
naping the night of Dec. 27,
1935 in Tacoma, Wash. His bad
ly beaten body was found 15
days later by a rabbit hunter
near Everett, Wash.
The victim's parents, Dr. and
Mrs. W. W. Mattson, were at
tending a party the night of the
kidnaping.
Seen Through Window
Charles and the three other
Experiment Farm Field Day Open To Public Thursday
The Fifth Annual Field day
at the Southern Oregon Crops
Experimental farm at Talent will
be held Thursday beginning at
9 a. m., with the public invited
to attend, according to W. B.
Tucker, county agent In agricul
ture. The field day is held for the
purpose of acquainting the peo
ple of southern Oregon with the
Mattson children were playing
around the family's Christmas
tree when Charles spotted a man
peering through a window.
A moment later the man
broke a window with a pistol
butt: The children opened the
door and he entered wearing a
mask.
The man first demanded mon
ey of the children and when
they could produce none, he
grabbed Charles and fled.
The kidnaper subsequently de
manded a $28,000 ransom. The
boy's body was found a short
time later. The ransom was not
paid.
The FBI withheld comment on
the case.
research work conducted at the
station in cooperation with cen
tral exeriment station at Cor
vallis and other cooperating
agencies.
Tomorrow's program will be
gin with the introduction of
guests at 9 o'clock In the morn
ing, followed by a 9:15 speech
Farmers Must File
Seed Certification
AH Rogue valley farmers who
are under the seed certification
program were warned today by
County Agent Earle Jossy to file
their applications for certifica
tion in the county extension of
fice at the courthouse immed
iately. H. E. Finnell, Oregon State
college head, will be in the val
ley next week, Monday through
Friday, for an inspection for
seed certification for grain,
seeding alfalfa and grass, Jossy
said. An inspection must be made
before the seed can be tagged,
' he explained.
by F. E. Price, dean of the Ore
gon state college agricultural
school and director of the Ore
gon Agricultural Experiment
station, on the topic, "The- Ex
periment station, on the topic,
"The Experiment Station and
What It Means to the Economy
of Oregon." 1
Tour Planned
Beginning at 9:45, Harold H.
White, agronomist in charge of
southern Oregon research, will
direct a guided tour of the farm
assisted by Dr. D. D. Hill,, head
of the OSC farm crops depart
ment; H. H. Hampton, agrono
mist, (J. S. department of agri
culture; Sam Bailey, OSC ex
periment station editor; and L.
G. Genter, entomologist of the
Talent station.
The farms are reached by
turning off Highway 99 at the
Talent junction and travelling
one-half mile west of the Phoenix-Talent
highway.
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