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Public Hearing On
Parks Sdieduled
A public hearing on state
parks will be held Feb. 24 and
25 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in
Portland by the stats parks ad
visory committee.
Groups or individuals who
wish to discuss proposals in re
gard to present state park ad
ministration should contact Wil
liam M. Tugman, chairman of
the Governor's state parks ad
visory committee, Reedsport, no
later than Feb. 15.
Tugman said those wishing to
participate should5 give written
notice, indicating the name of
the spokesman, name of the
group, and subject they wish to
dicuss; file a written brief rela
tive to their proposal or discus
sion, and give an estimate of
time required for discussion of
the subject.
WINNING UNUSUAL DISTINCTION, these tots are only
girl triplets born in nation on New Year's Day. Sister Berna
dine of Divine Providence Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa., holds
Jacqueline, Sister Laurita has Geraldine, while proud mother,
Mrs. James Blazier, North Side, holds Denise. (International)
Flood Damage In
Irrigation District
Floor damage to the Gold Hill
irrigation district will run into
the thousands of dollars, Mrs.
Bertha Ross, secretary of the
district said yesterday.
High water at the canal head
gates, located about three miles
up Rogue river from Gold Hill,
filled the canal and a wind
dam with sand and debris. The
dam was' constructed last year
to divert water into the canal.
Nashville, Tenn. U.P.) Del
bert the Loon shows no yearning
for travel. Delbert was rescued
from .an ice bound lake near
Syracuse, N. Y., and shipped to
Nashville so he could continue
his southern migration on sched
ule. But instead of flying to the
Gulf of Mexico for the winter,
Delbert has settled down in a
nearby lake. .
Company Issues New
Insurance Policies
A new insurance policy series
has beer! announced by North
western Mutual life insurance
company.
Unnecessary legal phrases and
length of sentences have been
reduced. New policies also fea
ture premium, reductions, new
settlement provisions, and in
creased beneficiary rights.-
Thursday, January 5. 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVE1C
DOUBLE RAID
Laurel, Miss. U.R) Burglars
"raided" a honky tonk taking a
juke box and pinball machines
while Sheriff Fred Walters raid
ed a tavern in a crackdown on
illegal liquor operations.
EXPENSIVE ROCKS
Hartford. Conn. (U.R) The
Central Connecticut Aviation
Association, planning a regional
airport, decided against a site in
Rocky Hill. Engineers said it
would cost $1,000,000 simply to
clear the rocks.
Huge Crowd Attends'
Frank Hague Rites
"Jersey City, N. J. (U.R)
Frank Hague, the last of Amer
ica's political bosses, was buried
today after one of the biggest
funerals in this city's history.
The funeral cortege was ac
companied by an honor guard of
200 police and firemen.
A high requiem mass was cel
ebrated by Msgr. Martin W.
Stanton at St. Aedan's Roman
Catholic church. Burial was in
Holy Name cemetery.
Mourners, including New York
State Democratic leader Car
mine De Sapio and thousands of
the "little people" Hague often
appealed to, filed by the body
Wednesday. De Sapio was ac
companied by former Hoboken
Mayor Fred M. De Sapio.
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Reports of Romance
Between Grace Kelly,
Monaco Prince Told
New York -!U.R) Prince
Ranier III of Monaco an
nounced his engagement io
actress - Grace Kelly today
through his office in Monte
Carlo. Even close friends
were caught by surprise. ,
The glamorous couple who
held hands until , the ' wee
hours this morning in a Mew
York night club, hid out from
questioners even after the
announcement came from
Monte Carlo.
"I have no statement to
Grace Kelly Ties
As Nation's Best
Dressed Woman
New York (U.R) Hollywood's
star "lady," Grace Kelly, came
up from the bottom of the list
today ot tie for first place as the
best dressed woman of the year.
Miss Kelly, tenth on last year's
list of the New York Dress In
stitute's couture group, tied with
Mrs. William Paley for this
year's honors.
Mrs. Paley, one of Boston's
famous Cushing sisters who mar
ried the chairman of the board
of the Columbia Broadcasting
System, had held the top spot
by herself for the last two years.
This was her seventh year in
first place since she first appear
ed as a fashionable young matron
in 1941.
The annual list of 10 was in
creased to 14 this year with ties
for the first three and the tenth
spot.
Duohess Ties for Second
The Duchess of Windsor, who
shares see-saw honors with Mrs.
Paley, and her! husband's niece,
Princess Margaret of Britain,
tied for second place. Margaret
came from fourth on last year's
listing.-
The list included two other
pairs of relatives first cousins,
Mrs. Henry Ford II and Mrs.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, and
the latter's aging in-law, Mme.
Louis Jacques Balsan, the former
Consuelo Vanderbilt and Duch
ess of Marlborough.
Tied for third place were
Chrysler heiress Mrs. Byron Foy,
who hasn t been off the list since
the Dress Institute took it up
from Paris in 1940, and Countess
Rodolfo Crespi, of Rome, former
New York debutante and model,
Consuelo O'Connor.
Others On List
Others on the list were:
4. Mrs. Winston Guest of New
York and Palm Beach, who was
the former Lucy Cochrane of
Boston.
5. Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst Jr., of New York, the
former Austine McDonnell Cas-
sini. '
6. Mme. Balsan.
7. Mrs. Vanderbilt.
8: Mrs. Ford.
9. Mme. Arturo Lopez-Will-
shaw, of Paris. '
10. The Countess of Quintilla,
of Madrid, the former Mary
Elaine Griffith of New York, and
Mrs. ' Oveta Culp ' Hobby, of
Houston, Tex.,' former Secretary
of Health, Education and Welfare.
make," said golden - haired
Miss Kelly through her secretary.
New York (U.R) Actress
Grace Kelly and Prince Ranier
GRACE KELLY
Silent on Reports
III of Monaco, prize matrimonial
catches of two continents, kept
silent ; today and let matchmak
ers say they were in love.
Everybody was talking about
tiie unexpected romance reports
but the Kellys. They passed up
chances to squelch . the reports
with evasive replies.
The 25-year-old Philadelphia
beauty, who already has grabbed
off some of the best roles and
highest honors Hollywood has to
offer, even caught her studio of
ficials by surprise by inviting
the Prince home to Philadelphia
for the Christmas holidays.
They both returned here, and
the rumor circulated that this
was The Romance of 1956. They
met in Monte Carlo last year
when she made a movie there.
Miss Kelly came to theg tele
phone in her Fifth Avenue apart
ment. The actress is known for
curtly disposing of silly ques
tions, so it seemed only a matter
of seconds until she would dis
pose of this one.
"Is it true you are going to
announce your engagement to
the Prince of Monaco?" a United
Press reporter asked her.
. "I can't say anything about
that at this time," Miss Kelly
answered slowly.
"You mean you don't deny
it?"
"I just can't say anything at
this time,' 'she repeated.
John Kelly, her father, would
say nothing about the reported
engagement when he. was
reached in Philadelphia."
Ithaca, N. Y. (U.R) A Cor
nell University veterinarian says
dogs are the easiest small ani
mals to treat. "They seem more
cooperative," said Dr. Robert W.
Kirk, who added that cats are
too independent for easy treat
ment. , .
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