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o u r n- . unergency Raises Approved (or State Hospital Doctors 51st Year Salem tU.R Emergency raises of $60 a month for doc tors employed in stale mental and tuberculosis hospitals have been approved by members of the State Board of Control. An additional $30 a month was voted to assist superintend dents of the institution which include Oregon State hospital, Fairview home, State Tubercu losis hospital and Eastern Ore gon state hospital. Civil Service Director Charles W. Terry told the board . the raises were necessary to retain the present doctor staff and re cruit new phyaicians. Unable To Keep Staff Terry said toe salary of Ore gon's institutional doctors was comparable with California but below Washington. Dr. Dean Brooks', superinten dent of the State hospital, re ported several -months aso that he was unable to keep his medi ral a'nff tonethpr u.-i!fi salaries Daid the time. A studv of the ! year old girl here last June, has doctor's salaries was then dcrd by Gov. Elmo Smith. . The Board of Control was ex STANDING ON MAUSOLEUM in Moscow's Red Square, leading members of Scruet hier archy review troops during celebration of thirty-ninth anniversary of October revolution. From left: K. G. Voroshilov, president of Soviet Union; Defense Minister Marshal G. rC Zhukov, Communist Party Secretary N. S. Khrushchev, Premier N. Bulganin, Deputy Premier G. M. Malenkov and Deputy Premier A. Mikoyan. (Intematumal) Price 10c -Kf-A IT MEDFORDairRIBUNE Inilea Hrcaa uJi t-eaa rtne United Press full Leased Wire MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1956 8 Pages Klamath Falls Mexican Gets Prison Sentence Klarrfath Falls !U.Ri A 33-year-old Mexican railroad section hand, originally charged with raping and stabbing a 15 Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSSY Unitad Press Correspondeat pected to conclude its study of institutional budgets here today. It will then formulate a tentative building program for submission to the 1957 Legislature. or. : been sentenced to seven years i in Oregon state prison for as sault with a dangerous weapon. Circuit Judge David R. Van clenberg imposed sentence after Luis Palizado Garcia waived grand jury hearing and pleaded guilty to the reduced charge. A St t. 7 1 0 He knows .the answers! When a financial emergency -arises, he knows where to get the ready cash to meet it . . . HERE! LOANS to $1,500 FURNITURE 5 SALARY AUTO Crater Finance e CORP. 135 Pine Sr. J Phone NO 4-1273 3 CENTRAL POINT, ORE. Frank Wilkinven, Mgr. No Parking Problems Hollywood :U.R Silent I CBS-TV and reflected on the stars don't fade away these days I new medium. they go into television. j "It's a lot like working in the Many a lu- old days, lie saw. I see many minary from of the stars I used to know. Last the silent era week I was on a "Playhouse 90' either suns and so were Keystone Kops himself in re- Chester Conklin and Hank lire m e n t or Mann." works occa- Modern Actresses Colorless Muihall was a romeo on the silent screen for such beauties as Colleen Moore, Bebe Daniels and Mae Clarke. Today's film queens, he thinks, are "color less." "Stand six of those modern blondes together and from the back you wouldn't know which was Jayne, Marilyn or Diana," he chuckeld. "Mabel Normand, Mae Mur ray, they were all individuals. They didn't know about false eyelashes, false fronts or painted nails. The photography was so primitive they really had to be beautiful. And they had per sonality. "I'm glad TV is here," he added. "The camera work is wonderful it's thrilling to be on TV as it was in the early days of pictures." sionally in mo tion pictures. But television happily is Aline Mosby bringing new careers to these veterans. As one casting director says, "They're troopers who don't blow their lines. They have name value but they don't charge a small fortune like cur rent stars." i Laura La Plante. married to top movie director Tr,.;-- -'-- came out of retirement to star in a TV drama. Clara Young worked on the Johnny Carson show and the hardy Richard Arlen starred in a re cent "Climax." Others Mentioned Robert Warwick, Edward Earl, Jane Darnell. Elizabeth Patter son and Mae Clarke all have starred on "Matinee Theater." Viola Dana. Claire Windsor, Buster Keaton. Betty Bronson are other TV actors. Lillian and Dorothy Gish are regular stars in dramas for the !""" Jack Muihall, a leading man nf the silent screen nu . .e Cary Crant of the '20s. is anoth er one-time star whose career has been boosted by TV. Today I he sat in a rehearsal hall at Texas Fight Could Control Senate Austin, Tex. (U.R Texas Eis enhower Democrats' and liberal loyalists opened a new fight today, with control of the new U.S. Senate possibly in the balance. The pro - Eisenhower group was led by Gov. Allan Shivers vho demanded that Sen. Price Daniel (D-Tex.) resign from the Senate immediately. Daniel is Texas' governor-elect. The senator submitted a resig nation Sept. 27, to be effective Jan. 15. The new Senate lineup in cludes 49 Democrats and 47 Re publicans. If Daniel's seat were vacant when the new Senate is organized, a 47-47 tie vote could result, since Sen. Frank Lausche (D-Ohio) has said he will take his seat some ' days after the new sessions opens. Vice President Richard M. N ixon would cast the deciding vote in case of a tie. If the Republicans should elect a GOP candidate as Daniel's sucessor, the new Senate would line up 48-48, with Nixon again break ing the tie. Daniel's Senate term has two years to go. 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