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Judges Pick Miss Colombia As
New Miss Universe Friday Night
Long Beach, Calif. (UPD
Luz Marina Zuloaga, reared
in the rigid pattern of South
American tradition, had a
chance last night to celebrate
her surprise triumph as Miss
Universe of 1959 at the page
ant's coronation ball.
The 19-year-old Mis3 Co
lombia, picked by judges as
Miss Universe from five final
HarryWarnerDies
In Be! Air; One
Of Film Brothers
Bel Air, Calif. (UPD Har
ry Warner, 76, one of the
foufcdine brothers of Warner
Bros. Film Studio, died Fri
day night in his home of cere-
bra occlusion.
Warner's death came with
in a year of several other out
standing film pioneers, in
cluding Louis B. Mayer, Har
ry Cohn, Jesse Lasky, .Al
Lichtman and Don Hartman
arner and his brothers
Jack, Albert and Sam, got
their start fti the movie indus
try in 1903 when they opened
a pioneer movie theater at
New Castle, Pa. In 1926 they
Qbacked the first of the "sound"
pictures, "The Jazz singer,
starring Y1 Jolson.
The night the "talkie"
onened to rave reviews in
New York, Sam died.
World's Largest
Warner Bros. Studios went
on to become the world's
largest. Under Harry's direc
tion the studio grew to 22
sound stages on more tnan
1 in arrc of ground in nearby
Burbank in the San Fernando
Valley.
Jack was production head
while Albert handled distri
bution and fiscal matters.
Harry was the oldest of 12
children born to Benjamin
and Pearl Warner. The family
moved to Baltimore from Po
land when he was six.
During the past decade,
Harry lived in relative retire
Oment, continued to serve
as a director of the studio. He
divided his time between
New York and California, rac
ing thoroughbred horses and
raising livestock on his roll
ing woodland hills ranch.
Winner of Awards
Harry was the winner of
numerous movie - making the
0citizenship awards, among
5 them the Veteran's of Foreign
Wars gold medal for citizen
ship, the National Red Cross
certificate for valued serv
ices and an honorary degree
of humanities from Rollins
college.
During the war his studio
produced a number of mili
tary training films and raised
millions of dollars for the
Army relief fund with the
filming of "This Is The
' Army." All proceeds from the
film were turned over to the
fund. o
In recent years the studio
has cut its movie production
and turned to the making of
television films. In 1953 Har
ry and Albert sold stock in
the studio to an eastern group
and Jack became the largest
single stockholder.. He subse
quently ws named president.
Mid-West Police
Seek Calif ornian '
Rock Island, 111. (UPD Po
lice in Illinois and neighbor
ing states early Saturday
sought a California-bound mo
torist who wrried a rabid pet
dog in his orange-colored
Volkswagon bus.
State police said they
doubted if driver James Chil
son, Whittier, Calif., knew his
dog developed rabies as a re
sult of a bite from another
rabid dog in Gary, Ind.
Chilson's pet later bit a
man in Gary, police said, and
subsequent tests showed it
had contracted rabies.
The Calif ornian was believ-
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ists sairi Saturday "I couldn't
VipHavp it last nieht when I
was selected, but now I real
ize for the first time that I
Miss Universe."
The brown-haired, brown
eved beauty, who speaks on
a few words of English, was
an underdog in the final bal
lotine. with both Miss Brazil,
Adalgisa Colombo, and Miss
Body of Reedsport Man
Taken From Umpqua
Reedsport (UPD The body
of Lester Vernon Pridel, 47
was found floating in the
here Friday and recovered by
Reedsport police.
The body had been in the
water about seven days. Pri
del, a Reedsport logger, re
ported missing July 17 after
setting out in a skiff was on
a camping trip. The skiff was
found with one of his shoes
in it last week. An autopsy
has been ordered, police said
Grange News...
Phoenix Grange
Those whto attended Phoe
nix Grange Tuesday evening
July 22, saw informative col
ored slides exhibited by John
Eddy of California Oregon
Power company. They were
taken by Morrisson and Knud
sen construction company and
consisted of views of several
valley towns and of Rogue,
Umpqua and Klamath rivers.
Of particular interest were
those of the power develop
ment project on the Umpqua
river.
He said the slides had been
shown all over the U.S. and in
some foreign countries. The
program was arranged by Lec
turer Mrs. Frank Perl and pre
ceded the regular meeting
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs,
Delmar Smith of Central
Point Grange. Smith exhibited
a sketch of the proposed Jack
son county what the exhibits
would consist of, and how
ttiey how they might be ar
ranged to the best advantage
He asked for products suitable
for the booth and volunteers
to assist and relieve those in
charge of the booth. State Fair
will continue for 10 days this
year instead of the usual sev
en days, he said.
Mabel Cox announced the
sales slips project picking up,
and that $16,000 worth had
been turned in last quarter.
July is the beginning of a
new quarter and she hoped
the number of sales slips
would continue to increase
HEC Chairman Coral
Schoeder reminded members
of the proposed rummage sale
to be held Sept. 6, and urged
all to keep it in mind and
work for a succesful sale.
The Phoenix Grange picnic
held in Lithia park was at
tended by 52 persons.
A card for A. J. Chapman,
who is ill, was signed by all
those present.
The attendance at this meet
ing was smaller than usual,
due to the visitation meeting
of Enterprise Grange the
same evening, and which was
attended by some of our mem
bers. The display table by Mr.
and Mrs. Lionel Quinn con
sisted of pictures of places of
interest in Washington, D.C.
including the capitol and oth
er buildings, monuments and
also several documents and
bills which had come up in
Congress for discussion during
Mrs. Qumns visit there last
winter.
Refreshments of angel food
cake with fresh peach topping
was served by the committee,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stancliff,
Mr. and Mrs. Delma Sloan and
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shutt.
Berlin (UPD The West
Berlin Institute for Nuclear
Research reported success
Saturday in its first two con
trolled chain reactions in its
new atomic reactor.
ed headed on a two-weeks-long
return trip to Whittier.
He left Hammond, Ind., about
1 p.m. Friday.
sons listen) to enjoy latest hearing revolu
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passing outer ears.
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lev.1,
Poland, Alicja Bobrowska, ap
parently favored in straw
polls by the other contestants,
Called on to Accept
But Miss Zuloaga, with
Zb-2Z2-2oV2 measurements
was the one called on to ac
cept the crown of Miss Uni
verse as successor to last
year's winner, Gladys Zender,
of Peru.
The second South Ameri
can triumph in as many years
caused Miss Zender to de
clare that Miss Colombia's se
lection proved "Latin Ameri
can girls are just as pretty
as those of North America
and Europe.
The coronation last night
in the Grand Ballroom of the
Lafayette hotel brings the
pageant, hectic as it usually
is, to a close.
It was a rare party-going
chance for Miss Colombia,
brought up in an upper class
South American household in
which she was sheltered from
contact with men.
Miss Zuloaga, according to
her mother, has never been
kissed except a publicity
peck "by TV's Wyatt Earp,
Hugh O'Brian, and has never
been on a date, with or with
out a chaperone,
Excellent Cook
But her mother hastened to
say that she was an excellent
cook and housekeeper, and
that her other talents includ
ed horseback riding and
tennis playing. She is also a
college student in her coun
try. The other four finalists
Friday night Miss Poland,
Miss Brazil, Miss U.S.A.,
Eurlyne Howell, and Miss Ha
waii, Geri Hoo, accepted their
defeats gracefully. , Miss Bra
zil was runner-up.
There was some grumbling
among some other contest
ants, notably Miss France,
who said she thought Miss
Holand who didn't make
the finals should have won.
The victory is worth $11,
000 to Miss Universe and a
new convertible, as well as
an option to make tours in
behalf of two sponsors. Her
mother said Miss Universe
would be allowed to take the
tours, but that she felt a
movie career might be diffi
cult because of her language
problems.
Public H-Bomb
Test Cancelled
Washington (UPD The
United States announced Sat
urday it has cancelled the
public H-bomb test exDlosion
that had been scheduled in
the Pacific this summer.
Foreign observers and re
porters and photographers for
the American press and broad
casting industries had been in
vited.
The demonstration was to
have been of a type of bomb
generating a drastically re
duced amount of radioactive
fallout.
The State Department said
the United States had "re
luctantly decided to cancel
the demonstration test ex
plosion."
It gave this reason: Bad
weather threatened to delay
the test so long that scientists
could not attend it and also
be present at the Internation
al Conference on the Peaceful
Uses of Atomic Energy sched
uled to meet at Geneva -on
Sept. 1.
State Department spokes
man Lincoln White said there
was "no political significance'!
to the cancellation. He said un
favorable weather has been
delaying the current series of
U.S. nuclear tests in the Pa
cific.
ASSURES COOPERATION
Baghdad. Iran (UPD The
Western -controlled Iraq Pe
troleum company, which con
trols the rich Kirkuk oil
fields, assured the new Iraqi
government Saturday of its
continued cooperation."
Hearing Secret
Clipper Carrying 45
Argentia, Nfld (UPD A
crippled Pan American World,
Airways Clipper carrying 45
persons made an emer
gency landing here today end
ing a dramatic four-hour 460
mile turnabout flight from
over the darkened Atlantic.
There was no panic, and all
36 passengers and 9 crew
members were unharmed.
The pilot of the DC-7 Capt.
Robert P. Postlewaite, 42, of
Wilton, Conn., at one point
planned to ditch his craft in
the Atlantic after one engine
went dead and the plane de
veloped a runaway propeller.
But, finding he could main
tain altitude after dropping
from 17,000 to 6,000 feet,
Postlewaite decided to make
a run for the U. S. Naval base
airfield here. The New York-to-London-bound
clipper set
down without incident at
12:36 ajn.
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Among those aboard were
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Two Youths Arrested
Medford city police arrest
ed two youths Saturday morn
ing in the downtown area and
are holding them for Albany
authorities who want them
on charges of auto theft.
Ronald Fred Wilson, 20,
Corvallis, and a 16-year-old
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On the emergency turn
about flight Postlewaite main
tained an air speed of 115
miles per hour while flying
at 6,000 feet. The Clipper had
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feet before the left inboard
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By Medford Police
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Albany police to be on the
lookout for the stolen 1954
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Police records show that
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point near Albany, where they
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