Movie Not Shown
Notre Dame Team;
Listed Objectional
Hollywood (U.P.) A movie
version of the Broadway musical,
"Guys And Dolls," was not
shown to the Notre Dame foot
ball team Friday night reported
ly because the five-million-dollar
film had been listed objection
able in part by the Catholic
Legion of Decency.
Crooner Bing Crosby, who has
been the host of the Notre Dame
team for years on its visit here
to play the University of South
ern California, took the team, in
stead, to a special showing of
Danny Kaye's latest comedy,
"The Court Jester."
Scanty Costumes
The Catholic Legion of Decen
cy listed the film objectionable
in part because of a strip tease
and scanty costumes of some
dancers.
Crosby called Goldwyn Stu
dios earlier this week and asked
for a print of the musical to
show to the team. But after the
Legion of Decency included the
film on its list, a spokesman for
Crosby called the studio and
said, "We made other arrange
ments." The studio, however, said it
had not definitely promised to
show the film and added that no
print was available.
Friends of Crosby said several
Catholic laymen had called to
object to showing pictures on the
banned list to the team.
Student Officers af
Junior High Elected
Tony Monroe was elected pres
ident of the Hedrick Junior
High school student body at a
recent election. Susan Graff was
elected vice-president; Gary Mc-
Gill, secretary; David Dunn,
'treasurer; and Diane Lewis, stu
dent council reporter.
Officers also were elected for
'seventh, eighth and ninth grades.
Ninth grade officers are Pete
Easmussen, president; Billie
Rlaurer, vice-president; Nancy
Wilson, secretary; and Shirley
Rutherford, treasurer. Eighth
grade officers are John Frohn
mayer, president; Diane Tomlin,
secretary; and Elaine Jennings,
treasurer.
Seventh grade officers include
Bob "Mclntyre, president; Mike
Monroe, vice-president; Danny
Sieg, secretary; and Larry
Brown, treasurer.
Yell leaders elected are Mary
LaBar, ninth grade; Joy Olson,
eighth grade; and Jo Dee Mc
Duffie, seventh grade.
It has been definitely estab
lished that cockroaches can
spread disease germs to pets.
Facts and Fiction
About
H
IGH FIDELITY is not a new in-
of 20 years of evolution in recording
- nd reproducing techniques. Until re-
cently, however, the performance of
phonographs was limited by the ca-
pacity of the records. Introduction of
the vinylite iong-playing record, which
liminared surface noise, made it oos-
sible to record an audio range encom-
passing the entire tonal spectrum of
mncil inetrlimnt
-ru a. .h.T, thrill.
w, ronrprt-hall realism, ooened uo a
nw world of musical pleasure in the
horr. At the same time, they cap-
tured the enthusiasm of a new kind
of hobbvist the "hi-fi" fan. Interest-
d more in sound than in music, he
set out to "do it himself." As he
hnokorl un his assorted comoonenti.
'n hframc" fascinated with creatine!
sounds that are often mechanical
nokes. incidental to music, which the
musical artist strives to suooress.
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A T THIS POINT, the sound hobby-
kt and the musie-lover freauently
parteS wavs. Yet many lovers of mu-
sic have been caught in the maze of
confusion created by pseudo experts
and writers who contend that true
musical reproduction can be achiev-
ed only by selecting the "best" of
numerous parts made by a variety of
manufacturers and assembling them
at home. It is a great deal like saying
that a fine piano can be built only
by assembling the action from Stein-
way, strings from K.nabe, case and
sounding board from Chickering. To
put it another way, it is like claiming Magnasonic, model 25 1 M, for ex
that your garage mechanic can put ample, sells for $198.50. Yet it
toaether a better car than Cadillac. houses four speakers (two high-fre
This is net to say that home-assembled
rigs will not produce High-Fidel-
"Say-it-with-Music"
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HEROIC MOTHER Mrs. Virginia Cormier (right) of Los Angeles, helps save two of her
six children front burning home, then rushes back into building and is burned to death at
tempting to bring out youngest son. Children who survive blaze are (from left back row)
Norbert, 14; Raymond, 15; Gary, 13; (front row) Stephen, 5; Virginia, 9. (International)
On The Side
(Distributed by King
Los Angeles probably has the
country's most efficient police
traffic squad. Howeve it is
open to argument. The New York
traffic squad must be consid
ered. Los Angeles has more
motor cars than any other city
in the world. However, they have
a very wide area to travel in.
There are probably as many au
tomobiles on Manhattan Island
in the daytime as there are in
Los Angeles. Yet Manhattan is
only two miles wide at the
widest and twelve miles in
length. Then consider how the
area for cars to move in is cut
down by a poor parking system
plus the world's worst illegal
parking situation. Yes, sir, the
New York traffic cops really
have a problem. Under the cir
cumstances their handling of it
is remarkable.
Asking
Queries from clients. Q I am
a tall blonde and mad about a
short man who is slightly bald.
Being with him makes me self-
conscious about my height and
embarrasses me. As a horses and
women expert can you tell me
why I am in love with this man?
A It might be just a chemical
reaction. Or he might have you
hypnotized. Or perhaps his pay
check or bank account fascin
ates you. However, our horses
and women experts would re
quire more details regarding the
gentleman in question before
venturing an explanation of .the
situation.
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Mischa Elman. Vigorous, ver
satile violin virtuoso. Fifty-one
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Hig
ity music. In fact, Magnavox itself
for sound-hobbyists. But claims that
High Fidelity can be attained only
through hooking up assorted parts;
or that such parts cost less for com-
parable performance than a factory-
integrated instrument; or that "up to
half the price ot this instrument
goes into a cabinet such claims are
not true.
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COMPONENTS made for home as-
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they cost more to mII. Our own Mag-
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higher costs. As for cabinets, the
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15 per cent of the total cost of a
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Magnovox has been the pioneer in
sound reproduction since 1915, a'nd
was the first to develop the electro-
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years a concert violinist but still
only in his early sixties . . . Mike
Romanoff. Restaurateur. Emerg
ing from a five and ten cent
store. Doing his Christmas shop
ping early.
Get It Right
What is a baron of beef? How
much does it weigh? These
queries appear to have started
a series of heated arguments
among chefs and maitre d's of
Manhattan. A baron of beef is a
cut of beef consisting of undi
vided loins. The weight varies.
Depends on size of the carcass.
Usually is about 18 per cent of
total weight. With a carcass of
600 pounds the baron will be 108
pounds. One of the Stuart kings
knighteS a loin of beef, calling
it Sir Loin. So it happened that
twin loins were given the title
of "baron."
Prolific Papa
As for bachelors who married
late and then became prolific
fathers there has been a disting
uished example. None other than
Grover Cleveland. Becoming
President of the United States
when a bachelor, Cleveland mar
ried while in office. He was 49
at the time; his bride, Frances
Folsom, was 22. Despite his late
entrance into the matrimonial
field Cleveland became the fa
ther of five children.
After Dark
Broadway has no monopoly on
unusual night spots. The Cas-
bah night club in the-Shadyside
suburban section of Pittsburgh
is an extremely interesting af
ter dark rendezvous. It it fitted
up like a living room. It is 16
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Tha Challenge
"RUT when everything is said, the
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We invite you to visit Purucker':
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teet by 20 feet and has a semi
circular bar. Very cozy. The Cas-
bah mixologists have originated
several drinks that have become
nationally popular. As for . ex
ample, the vodka cocktail call
ed the Russian Duck.
Forgotten Mama
"A 1951 car free to the man
with the most children." That
is the offer of a Detroit auto
mobile dealer. A handsome gift.
But why "the man with the
most children." How about ma
ma? Didn't she do her part?
Should read, "To the couple
with the most children.
Sidelights
There are more variations of
the name Elizabeth than any
other name. Among these are
Beth, Betty, Betsy, Bess, Bessie,
Liz, and Lizzie. There are sixty
two variations of Elizabeth in all
. . . The French are the world's
heaviest drinkers of alcoholic
liquor. Italy is second, Switzer
land third, Great Britain fourth,
the United States fifth. ... It
was Gilbert White who said, "A
man who has no secrets from
his wife either has no secrets or
no wife."
High Priced Pig
Ten thousand dollars for
pig. That was paid for Bluegate
Alley the 33rd, a Landrace pig
which will be used as a sire.
From the Landrace pigs come
Swedish and Danish bacon, said
to be the world's finest. I like
Irish bacon better.
That Battla
The battle of the sexes is on
again. Seems to be more bitter
ly waged than ever. Ann Dela
field has just come forth with
the claim that when it comes to
love, American men are the most
ignorant in the world. Ann re
fers to them as "boudoir bores."
That is really a nasty crack.
Please Note .
The Hickok family of Bel-
lingham, Wash., certainly went
about naming their children the
hard way. They had thirteen
children, all given names begin
ning .with Z, as follows: Zane,
Zoland, Zale, Zernll, Zorn, Zar-
nelie, Zelum, Zelbert, Zella,
Zorna, Zelpha, Zatha and Zola.
University Testing
New Antibiotic Drug
Portland (U.R) The Univer
sity of Oregon Medical School
revealed Saturday that it is test
ing a new antibiotic drug that
may replace penicillin in the
fight against infection.
Known as albamycm, -the new
drug has been found effective
in treatment of bacterial infec
tions of the skin, lungs, bone,
urinary tract and blood stream.
Dr. James A. Dugger, Upjohn
Company's clinical investigator
who is working with Dr. Norman
A. David in the university s
pharmacology department, said
the drug had produced the high
est blood level ever obtained
with an antibiotic.
Dr. Dugger said albamycin
has shown no "cross resistance"
with other antibiotics and would
thus kill -infections not touched
by other drugs.
Woo Sale Cuts Surplus
By 3,643,000 Pounds
Portland (U.R) Pacific Wool
Growers Association Saturday
said the government's third
weekly national surplus wool
sale this week got rid of 3.643,-
000 pounds of surplus wool.
In addition., there were bids
on a total of 22 million pounds
of the surplus commodity.
The association, which was in
formed of the sale results by
the department of agriculture,
said an estimated 150,000 pounds
of wool stored in Portland were
sold.
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Jury Indicts Four '
In Connection With
Big Narcotics Ring
Portland UR) A narcotics
ring was broken up Friday
by federal and local police, who
arrested four persons indicted
secretly by the Multnomah
county grand jury.
Police said "a large amount"
of marijuana was found in the
apartment of one of the suspects.
Police said the ring, one of the
largest to operate here in re
cent years, was headed by Sears
(Ricardo) Richardson, 36, who
was charged with three counts
of illegal sale of narcotics and
one count of possession. Bail was
set at $10,000.
Illegal Sal
Also arrested and charged
with illegal sale included Leo
Rodgers, 38, Robert (Trim)
Brown Jr., 27, and James Eldon
Olson, 22.
Three others included in the
secret indictments were still
sought by police.
Officers credited 29-year-old
rookie policeman Earl Johnson
with uncovering the ring. John
son, who was sworn into the
force secretly shortly before his
investigation began, became
friendly with members of the so-
called "Broadway gang" and
learned the main sources of nar
cotics.
Becomes Suspicious
Brown told police he became
suspicious of Johnson last week
and fled to Seattle. He returned
Friday in time to be arrested,
when he became convinced his
doubts about Johnson were
wrong.
Richardson, identified by
Johnson as the "wholesaler" of
the ring, was paroled from Mc
Neil Island federal prison last
January after serving part of a
narcotics conviction.
District Attorney William
Langley said at least one of the
suspects had been selling mari
juana to teenagers.
H Club News
Central Point Dairy Club
The Central Point Dairy club
met at the C. E. Debrick home
Nov. 7 with Lewis Tickerson
presiding. The flag salute was
led by Willie Debrick. For roll
call each member told what he
learned at the 4-H fair in Aug
ust. Officers were installed by
Lewis Nickerson.
Next meeting we are to give
demonstration, either individ
ual or group, of something per
taining to dairying. Thisi meet-
. - 1 1 1 1 j.1 HIT T ' V"- A
home on Upton rd. on Dec. 5
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Debrick and Willie.
Reporter,
Jim Frink.
Crater Sewing Club
The election of Margaret Tay
lor as their new president was
one of the highlights of the sec
ond meeting of the Crater Pin
Hears (Advanced Clothing Club)
held Nov. 23 at Mrs. C. S. Tay
lor's. At this meeting they finish
ed filling out their enrollment
blank and had a continuation of
last month's discussion on color
ing and texture of materials.
This time they took up coloring
and texture of materials. This
time they took up coloring for
different skin tones and the tex
tures and weave that go togeth-
er.
Joan Dobrot,
Reporter.
Central Point
The Kandy Kids Cooking club
of Central Point was told of an
invitation issued by Southwest
Medford Cooking club at a
meeting held recently. Trans
portation to the party on Dec.
3 is being provided by Mrs.
Ben Darras and Mrs. Clinton
Charley. Those needing trans
portation are to meet at the
Central Point Post Office at 1
p.m.
At this meeting they were also
issued their record books and
planned part of the years pro
gram including a Mother's Tea
to be held sometime in- Janu
ary.
Joan Debrot,
Reporter.
If a fresh cow refuses to eat
or drink, acts wobbly or cannot
get up, she may be developing
milk fever. A veterinarian should
be called at once to check the
cow. This condition often strikes
high producing cows, the AVMA
says.
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Sunday, Noretnber 27, 1935
Chief Justice Earl Warren
Named Chairman Of Capital
March Of Dimes Campaign
Washington (U.R) Chief Jus
tice Earl Warren, long a fighter
against polio, has been named
chairman of the capital's March
of Dimes campaign.
Warren and his wife kicked
the drive off Friday with a tour
through the wards at Children s
Hospital. They distributed candy
and balloons and chatted with
the young polio patients.
One of the patients was 5-year-old
Deborah Thobias, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thobias
of Hillcrest Heights, Md.
Warren's Attack
Thobias told Warren he re
membered reading newspaper
stories in 1950 about the polio
attack suffered by the Chief
Justice's youngest daughter, Nina
(Honey Bear) Warren. She was
partially paralyzed for nearly
a year, but made a complete re
covery and recently was mar
ried.
The Chief Justice recalled
that he had been state chair
man of polio fund-raising drives
before his daughter was strick
en. When that happened, he
said, he was glad he had helped
the National Foundation of In
fantile Paralysis.
He said recent development
of the Salk vaccine and other
progress towards combatting
Three Youths Held
After Car Accident
Roseburg U.R) Three youths
were held on stolen car charges
Saturday after the convertible
they were driving crashed into
a truck 16 miles south of here
The three, hospitalized with
not serious" injuries were iden
tified as Hans Olsen, 21, an air
man at Portland Air Force base,
and two 16-year-old juveniles
from Vancouver, Wash., and
Renton, Wash.
They were under police guard
at' the hospital. Officers said a
check revealed the auto they
were driving was stolen at Ren
ton a short time ago.
The driver of the other vehicle
in the collision was unhurt.
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Dakota produce about four-fifths
of the domestic crop of flax seed
in the U.S.
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