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'Who Askad That?'
Dick West Invents Game for
Replacement of Television Show
THIRST QUENCHED Of all the ways to
quench one's thirst, these two seem to have
found one of the best after a hard hot day
at play. Even if the temperature did get to
only 90 degrees, Brent Frerck and his dog
find the bubbling water refreshing at Little
Rock, Ark. (UPI)
Copitol Memo
'Aloha Week' Slated
For Oregonians at
National Conclave
Salem (IIPD Next week is
"Aloha week" for 16 Oregon
legislators, two state offi
cials, and sev
eral wives
The occasion
is the meet
ing in Hono
lulu, Hawaii,
of the nation
al legislative
c o n f e rence,
Aug. 19 23.
At the same
time the In-
i terstate cooperation commls
; lion will hold its annual
'meeting in Honolulu.
Eighteen of the Oregonians
' attending the meetings will
I travel, eat and be housed at
Utate expense during the
week of the conferences.
! The state will not pay the
'wives' expenses. Nor will the
. state pay expenses incurred
;. by delegates who arrive
early or delay . their - depar
ture for'' pre or post-confer
fence vacations., ,
t , Attending the National leg-
Illative conference will be
; Senate President Ben Musa
; (D-The Dalles), Sen. Glenn
; Huston (D-Lebanon), Sen.
5 D wight Hopkins (D-Imbler),
! House Speaker Clarence Bar
ton (IMJoqullle), Rep. Wll
: Ham Holmstrom (D-G e a r
hart), W. O. Kelsay (D-Rose-
burg), and Rep. W. S. Ouder
kirk (R-Newport).
I Attending the interstate co
i operation commission sea-
sions will be Senate Minority
-.Leader Anthony Yturri (R
1 0ntario), Sen. Al Flegel (D
'Roseburg), Rep. Ed Whelan
(D-Portland), Rep. Berkeley
(Lent (D-Portlend), Rep.
George Flitcraft (R-Klamath
j Falls), and Vern Hill, dif
ference for 1965. Next year
the conference will be rotat
ed to somewhere in the east
ern part of the U.S.
Also, the total delegation
18 official representatives
seems extra large because
both the legislative confer
ence and the interstate co
operation commission are
meeting at the same place at
the same time. The two
groups do not always meet to
gether. Nevertheless, S en . M a -honey's
participation came as
a surprise to many. During
the recent legislative session
Mahoney was extremely criti
cal of interim committees. He
said they did little, if any
good.
Mahoney also screened the
travel allowance of every
state agency and department
as the various budgets came
before the senate for approva
He refused to approve budg
ets which had what he con
sidered an unnecessarily large
travel allotment.
tor of the department of mo-
tor vehicles. .
;' Representing the . leglsla
. tive counsel committee at the
; sessions will be Sen. Donald
Husband (R-Eugene), and
Sen. Thomas R. Mahoney (D
J Portland). - ,
Rep. Robert Smith (R
Burns), will represent the
5 legislative interim - commit-
tee on highways.
V ine legislative fiscal com
I mittee is sending legislative
.. fiscal officer Kenneth Bragg
1 " One reason for the large
Oregon . delegation la that
' Portland is courting the con-
Mahoney told UPI "I'm no-
ing at my own expense,
told Musa some time ago
wouldn't bill the state for my
trip, and In fact I have booked
passage back on a Matson
liner.
I don't think this is a
junket because the Portland
chamber is pushing so hard
to get the convention in 1965.
and they need conventions.
"But I'm not an idiot. I
still question the good of
these trips, and I'm paying
my own way. I was going to
announce that after the trip,"
he added.
Lignite has been found
many parts of the world.
Toff Man, Son Die
In Auto-Truck Crash
Portland - (UPI) - Stuart Al
len Richards, 30, and his 5-year-old
son Craig, both of
Taft. were killed Instantly
Wednesday night when their
small foreign station wagon
was struck by a dlesel truck
pulling a flatbed trailer.
The accident took place on
Interstate Highway 80 North,
a few miles east of Portland.
The driver of the truck,
Leo M. Walter of Spokane,
was uninjured.
New Library To Be
Ready This Fall
Corvallis - A new $2,385,
000 library and 373-bed dor
mitory will be ready for open
ing of fall term at Oregon
State university.
The new library will have
1,600 study stations compared
to 600 in the present library
that was built in 1918 with a
wing added in 1941. The old
building will be converted
into a classroom and office
building once the books are
removed to the new structure.
Open stacks - or free ac
cess to all books will Tje
featured in the new library.
This will give students
greater opportunity to browse,
seek out and choose reference
material on their own, Li
brarian William Carlson said.
The new residence hall is
the seventh built In the last
seven years at OSU in an at
tempt to keep housing accom
modations abreast of increas
ing enrollments. 11 will be
named for the late Oregon
Sen. Charles L. McNary.
Two additional dormitor
ies of similar design and ca
pacity have been started this
summer adjacent to McNary
hall. They will be ready for
opening of school in 1964.
With the new residence
hall, adequate campus hous
ing lor single students ap
pears assured for this fall
according to Thomas Adams,
director of housing.
By DICK WEST
Washington - (UPC - It oc
curred to me the other even
ing that "What's My Line?"
can t go on
forever and
that eventu
they are go
ing to need a
r e placement.
When that
happens, I
hope to inter
est the net
work in a tel-
wi . evision game
I recently invented called
"Who Asked That."
As everyone knows, the
panelists on "What's My
Line" put on blindfolds and
try to identify the mystery
guest. Well, on "Who Asked
That?" the guest will put on
a blindfold and try to identify
the panelists.
Sounds like fun, doesn't it?
I got the idea for the show
from a magazine column that
answers questions sent in by
curious readers.
Some of the questions are
rather bizarre, and
hobby,-1 like to see if I can
create situations to fit them.
For example, a reader
who gave her name at
Ellen Gershensen wanted
to know "If Elisabeth Tay
lor has a mink-lined rain
coat, or is that just pub
licity?" My guess would be that
Miss Gershenson is Miss Tay
lor's press agent.
Using this as a springboard,
drew up the format for
Who Asked That?" Here's
the way the program will op
erate:
Each week, I, the producer,
will go through the column
and pick out questions for the
mystery panelists to ask on
the air. Then the blindfolded
guest will try to guess who
asked them. Got It?
Appearing below are six
questions I have already
elected. Without peeking,
see if you can identify the
mystery panelists, who are
listed in parentheses at the
end.
1. "What actually is Aver
ell Harriman's position in the
Kennedy administration?"
2. "I would like to know
what position Dr. Max Aden
auer, son of the West German
chancellor, occupies in his fa
ther's government?"
3. "Is Grace Kelly expect
ing her third child as the ru
mors have it?"
4. "How good are the
chances of Vice President
Lyndon Johnson running for
the presidency in 1968?
5. "Who said, 'love is the
history of a woman's life but
only an episode in a man's?' "
6. "Is Bonlta Granville
Wrather, who is listed as asso
ciate producer of the Lassie
TV series the same Bonita
Granville who was a child
actress in Hollywood?"
(1. Averell Harrison. 2.
Konrad Adenauer. 3. Prince
Rainier. 4. Lady Bird. 5. John
Profumo. 6. Lassie.)
Officers Probe
Death of Rancher
Bend - (UP!) - Sheriff's offi
cers from three counties are
continuing their search of
leads into the death of Philip
G. Reinhardt, 72, whose body
was found Monday in a canal
near here.
An autopsy indicated Rein
hardt died from a blow on
the side of the head. He was
a prominent rancher in t h e
Powell Butte area.
Officers said Reinhardt left
his home the night of Aug. 5
and headed across a field. He
had $60 on him that was not
found. His body was found
caught in a wire fence in the
canal a week later.
Kingston, England - IUPD -A
coroner said Wednesday
that Mrs. Gertrude Bruce, 70,
was killed by an automobile
Aug. 6 at the same spot on a
road where her husband, Neil
Bruce, was killed in an acci
dent Dec. 25, 1960.
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Chiloquin - (UPI) - Mill Supt.
Warren Lough said today it
was hoped the fire - damaged
Simplot and DeVoe Lumber
Co. sawmill here would be
back in operation within
week to 10 days.
Flames swept through the
mill Tuesday night. An esti
mated 20 to 50 per cent of
the mill was destroyed with
most damage in the electrical
system.
Forest Grove Man
Gets Appointment
Salem - (UPI) - Brig. Gen.
Louis H. Foote, retired, of
Forest Grove, has been re
appointed to the State Water
Resources Board.
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