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4 C its Jt r,c If DIONNES GATHER Three of the four lurviving Dionne quintuplets, shown standing beneath a painting of the five famoua slstera, got together at St. Bruno, Que., Canada for the christening ceremony of Eric, son of Mr. and Mrs. Germain Allard, formerly Annette Dionne, left. Holding the bBby is Yvonne, and at right Is Marie Dionne. The fourth sister, Cecile, was not able to attend because of Illness. (UPI) Senate Committee's Muzzling' Inquiry Savs All in Order Washington -TOM- A special Senate committee said today that nothing In the censorship of military speeches reflected a no-fight, no-win policy by the government. In a 203-page report on Its widely publicized "muzzling lnnuiry. the committee head' ed by Sen. John C. Slcnnis m-Miss.) said reviews of speeches dealing with policy matters were "altogether proper and desirable. The committee said that some of the speech changes made by State and Defense Department censors "simply defy logical explanation." But it disagreed with Sen. Strom Thurmond (D-S.C.)who had charged that the censor ship practices demonstrated there was a "no-win" foreign policy. No Lack of Devotion The committee said Its In vestigation dirt not establish "in any way that there is, or has been, any lack of devo tion to American principles, any absence of a will to fight, If necessary, and to win, if compelled to fight, any Inten tional compromise of the na tion's security or best inter ests, or any tendency to sac rifice our national Interest by appeasement of the potential enemy." The report also dealt with the civil-military relationship, troop information and educa Moonlight SALE ' Ajiared heel. Light, ;v . ununeu ana V davilislilvsoft. (KCboose from the haughtiest colors ' and men beware 1 Use Your Charge Account! Main and Barflett Sts. Downtown tion, and military participa tion In cold war seminars. It devoted only three para graphs to former MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, noting that he had testified without lim itation or restriction In the inquiry. The commltlee said there was a "popular misconcep tion" that Walker had been disciplined because of his "pro-blue" troop Indoctrina tion program. It said the Army found this program was "basically sound." Removed From Command Walker was removed from command of the 24th Division in Germany because of his participation In "controversial activities." The Army said later that these Included attempts to In fluence the votes of his troops in favor of ultra-conservative candidates. The report also Included a separate section on the con troversial film "Operation Abolition" which showed scenes of riots in San Fran cisco during hearings held by the House Committee on Un American Activities. The Senate groups strong ly urged the Defense Depart ment to permit and encourage the use of the film In troop Information and training programs. SPECIAL! Prices Good (fr-s Friday, ) 7 P.M. to A 11 P.M. 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Allen Stein, representative of the California conservator of Mrs. Baker's interests, had advised Field to file the ob jections. "No supporting facts or evi dence were furnished me," Field said. Miss Monroe died from an overdose of barbiturates Aug. 5. Her will was drawn up in January, 1961. Out of an estate estimated 01 Eterna 27 by Bevlon .'Dorothy Gray Dry Skin Lotien R. $2 ,., Dorothy Gray Hormone Hand Cream .. Helena Rubenstein Skin Dew Special $5.00 Skin Dew $2.75 Nile Creme BOTH FOR S2 Desert Flower Hand & Body Lotion SI Reg. S2.25 Ponds Dry Skin Greme S1.49 Wrisley 4 Seasons Hand Lotion P..t. 69c DuParc Bubbling Bath Oil , SI 98c Ban Deodorant 79c $1.79 Dermassage 99c SI Bubble Bath 69c Heat Pad 3 Positive Heats-1 Year Guarantee... 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Five il lustrated lectures will he pre sented by five university ge ographers, each of whom has travelled and conducted re search in the areas which they will be discussing. The speakers and their top ics Include Dr. Forrest Pitts, University of Oregon, who will speak on Japan; Dr. Rich ard H. Highsmith Jr., of Ore gon State university will dis cuss the Southeastern United at more than $500,000, trust fund of $100,000 was set up to provide $5,000 a year for the support of Mrs. Baker who is a patient in a Califor nia sanitarium and $2,500 a year for Mrs. Michael Chek hov. On the death of Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Chekhov, the bal ance of the trust is to. go to Dr. Kris. After other smaller be quests, Strasberg was named recipient of the balance of the estate. 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