Nixons Plan Brief
Vacation in Florida
4 "Washington U.R) Vice-President
and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon
plan to leave by air this after
noon for a brief vacation in
Florida, his office said today.
The vice-president expects to
ba incomunicado after the elec
tion in a rented cottage at Key
Biscayne.
. Spokesmen in his office said
they are not sure when Nixon
will return. Presumably, how-,
ever, he will want to be here
for the Senate session starting
Monday.
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'Better Schools'
Conference Slated
Here Saturday
, A regional "better schools
conference" will be held at
Lincoln school here Saturday,
from 1 to 4:30 p.m., according
to Viola Pomeroy, Eagle Point,
chairman of the committee in
charge.
The conference is under the
sponsorship of the department of
classroom teachers of the Oregon
Education association, and will
be attended by delegates from
Jackson, Josephine, Lake, Klam
ath and Douglas counties. The
purpose is to foster a better un
derstanding of public education
as it affects teachers, adminis
trators, school board members
and others.
A program has been planned
around the conference theme,
"Are We Interpreting Public
Education?" Dr. Harry E. Dil
lin, president of Linfield col
lege, will speak, and there will
be discussion groups concerned
with the ways of improving parent-teacher
relationships and
understanding. A panel will pre
sent the ideas of the discussion
groups, summarizing the ideas
and opinions given.
Members of the public inter
ested in better schools are in
vited to attend.
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toy French poodle, Lorraine
Jordane of Los Angeles em
braces animal and protests
against decision of alimony
court judge that Mr. Jordane
can have dog on alternate
week - ends. Divorce suit is
pending. (International)
During World War II, the
United States spent more than
$12,000,000,000 (B) to produce
ammunition items in more than
lbO large plants. This ammuni
tion weighed 20,000,000 (M) tons
and represented about 80,000,-
000,000 (B) individual rounds.
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Couple Charged
With Manslaughter
Cathlamet, Wash. (U.PJ A
young Cathlamet, Wash., cou
ple was charged with man
slaughter , yesterday in connec
tion with the death of their
three-month-old son here last
Wednesday.
Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell
Doumit filed an information in
the Wahkiakum County Super
ior Court ' charging that John
Peter, and Charlotte Hart, both
18, kept the' baby in a "condition
of filth and contamination and
failed to provide proper care
Dr. Charles P. Larson, Tacoma
specialist in criminal pathology,
performed an autopsy with two
Cathlamet physicians as observ
ers. He said death was due to
multiple-infected skin ulcers
brought on by neglect, and bron
chial pneumonia.
Doumit, who was called to the
Hart home in downtown Cath
lamet Wednesday morning by
Dr. T. O. Manning, called in the
pathologist. Dr. Larsen estimat
ed the child had been dead about
nine hours when .Dr. Manning
was summoned.
The Hart couple told police
officers they returned home
early Wednesday morning and
found the baby apparently sleep
ing quietly. Superior .Court
Judge John J. Langenbach fix
ed bail at $1000 apiece. No date
for arraignment was set.
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Removes Tattoos
Melbourne (U.PJ Tattooing
is going out of fashion here, and
business was never better for
the skilled tatto remover.
Use of a new French method
for the painless removal of tat
toos has become so popular that
two Melbourne grandmothers.
each with a tattooed anklet of
swallows, have decided to part
with their tattoo.marks. The
The method is painless and j
leaves no scar.
A leading physiotherapist ex
plained that the method he uses
to remove tattoos freezes the
area around the ' mark. This
causes an irritation beneath the
skiri which rises, bringing out
the tattoo pigment. Within a
week or two the skin heals and
the tattoo is, gone.
The physiotherapist declined
to give his name on the ground
of professional ethics. He ex
plained the anti-tattoo trend
with a terse, "Men don't . like
them on ' women, and women
don't like them on men."
Many of the people who call
to have their tattoos removed
shyly reveal that the "Gorgeous
Grace" or "Big Jim" have to
come off because the husband
or wife, as the case may be, want
no former attachments around
in tattoos.
The physiotherapist blames
American servicemen, nearly 2,
000,000 of whom visited Aus
tralia during World War II, for
Melbourne's tattooed women. He
classified most of the designs on
the women as "American," ex
plaining tattoo styles ran to dif
ferent designs m different coun
tries. Furthermore, he added,
most of the women who come to
him were between 16 and 20
years old at the time the Yanks
were here.
Pad Said Step in
Printing Industry
Rochester, N. Y. (U.R) A new
agreement in the graphic arts
field between Columbia Univer
sity and the Rochester Institute-
of Technology is being nauea
as a step forward within the
printing industry for college
graduates with a liberal arts
background as well as technical
competence.
Beginning with the 1945-55
academic year, students from
RIT's department of printing will
be able to receive the Columbia
degree of bachelor of fine arts
after completion of additional
requirements . in liberal arts
courses. The arrengement will
run for three' years. .
Under the program, RIT stu
dents will be allowed to trans
fer credits in technical printing J
courses towards the graphic arts
requirements for the B.F.A. de
gree.
A printing industry leader,
Thomas R. Jones, president ol
Daystrom, Inc., who is chairman
of the Graphic Arts Center pro
gram at Columbiacalls the pro-
gram an encouragement to
"young men to recognize the
potential of the graphic arts as
a career possibility," and pre
dicts that it "should improve the
qualifications of personnel which
will be available to. the industry
Film Stars Asked
To Prepare Shows
. Hollywood U.R) President
Eisenhower has asked film 6tars
to "give again the gift which
only they can take to the armed
forces abroad" during the Christ-
mas holidays by presenting camp
shows. ' - ;
The President made his re
quest- yesterday in a letter to
George Murphy, president of the
Hollywood- Coordinating com
mittee.
The President said he under
stood the Department of Defense
had asked the committee to re
peat the program of star tours
which during the past three
years "made such an important
contribution to the morale of the
armed forces stationed over
seas."
"I have personally seen on in
numerable occasions the tremen
dous good that comes from these
visits," he said,. "These people
have the power to bring some
thing of home and of jelaxation
to the places where wars are
fought and where troops must
endure the monotony of occupa
tion duty in the aftermath of
war." -
REPUBLICANS WIN
Mt. Washington, Mass. U.R)
This tiny western Massachusetts
town today voted 20-3 in favor of
Republicans for governor and
U. S. senator.
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MARKING LATEST CHAPTER In breakup of French empire,
Count Stanislas Astrorog, ambassador In New Delhi, signs agree
ment making French possessions in India part of Indian Union.
At right is R. K Nehru, who signed for India.' (International)
David Teeple Quits
As Straus Assistant
Washington U.R) David S.
Teeple has resigned as special
assistant to Chairman Lewis L.
Straus of the Atomic Energy
commission after a behind the
scenes controversy over his ap
pointment, it was reported' to
day. Teeple, formerly was a secu
rity officer of the wartime Man
hattan district, which developed
the atomic bombsi and later was
a member of the staff of the
House - Senate Atomic Energy
committee in 1947 and 1948.
He was a close adviser to Sen.
Buorke B. Hickenlooper (R.-Ia.)
in 1949 when the congressional
committee investigated Kicken
looper's charge of "incredible
mismanagement" by the AEC's
first chairman, David E. Lilien
thai. The Democratic majority
of the committee cleared Lilien
thal. Petersons Honored
By Staff Members
Salem (U.R) One hundred
staff members of the State Agri
culture Department honored di
rector E. L. Peterson and Mrs.
Peterson at a luncheon yester
day. Peterson will close his work as
director of agriculture Nov. 10
and he will be in Washingtort, D.
C, Nov. 15 to become assistant
secretary of agriculture under
Ezra T. Benson.
Frank McKennon, chief of the
division of plant industry, pre
sided at a brief program, and W.
E. Upshaw, manager of the Port
land branch office, presented a
parting gift from Peterson's fel
low workers. McKennon and Up
shaw are the oldest members in
point of service on Peterson's ad
ministrative staff.
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Faces Juan defuca
Port Angeles, Wash. U.R)
Roy Bergo, 50, the bathtub mar
iner, faced both the strait . of
Juan de Fuca and aloof Canad
ian officials today in his king
sized trip to Alaska in a baby
size bathtub.
The former prison guard made
the 23 miles from Washington
harbor and chugged into port
here yesterday afternoon in a
little more than seven hours.
His "vessel" is powered by an
outboard motor and is held up
right by stovepipe pontoons..
Bergo said he planned to
tackle the 20-mile stretch to
to Victoria, B.C.', as soon as he
could get clearance. The Coast
Guard has said he must have
an escort across the dangerous
strait.
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Humphrey Sees
1955 Good Year
'Washington (U.R)- Treasury
Secretary George M. Humphrey
predicted last night that em
ployment, income and trade in
1955 will go higher than in 1954
which he called "the best peace
time year in history.
In an election eve statement,
Humphrey said "reports of im
proving business and employ
ment are multiplying." He cited
previously published reports by
the .Commerce and Labor De
partment and the National Asso
ciation of Purchasing Agents.
Earlier, Democratic National
Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell
declared that "widespread unem
ployment" in West Virginia is
the fault of the Eisenhower ad
ministration and not the state's
two Democratic senators.
Mitchell made public a tele
gram be sent to Sen. Matthews
M. Neely, a Democratic candi
date for reelection, deploring
what Mitchell called Republican
attempts to blame Neely for un
employment, in the state. .
Mitchell quoted Labor Depart
ment figures to show that unem
ployment has increased in other
states that have Republican
senators.
The nesting places of the cat
tle egret have not yet bean
located in South America al
though the bird appeared on the
continent more than 20 years
says the National Geographic
Society. Flocks have spread from
British Guiana to Surinam,
Venezuela, and Columbia. They
are also new migrants to the
east coast of the United States.
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