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College Pot
Shotters Held
PORTLAND. Ore. Wl Four
college students were jailed Fri
day, charged with taking pot shots
at passing cars and street lights
alter getting nign on beer.
One car in which a high school
couple was parked was hit six
times. One bullet went through the
winasmeid.
No one was hit apparently, al
though police said they expected
more reports 01 cars wita ouuet
holes in them.
Jack Saunders and bis date. Joan
Mead, both IT, said they were eat
ing namourgers in saunaers- car,
parked on a dead end street in the
fashionable Council Crest residen
tial district shortly before 2 a.m.
A car went by them, they said,
turned around and came back with
flashes and the sound of gunfire.
Saunders said he thought a cap
pistol was being fired. Then he saw
a hole In his windshield and knew
better.
Police said Saunders1 car had
been hit six times, two of the bul
lets flattening tires.
A cruising patrol car spotted
Saunders changing one of the tires
and that led to a radio alert for a
red coupe with four occupants.
Police Lt. Malcolm Nelson and
Sgt. Charles Howard halted one
answering the description and said
they found a Spanish automatic and
a .23 caliber revolver under the
front seat.
Nelson said three of the men
agreed they bad taken turns firing
the guns, using up about a half box
of ammunition for each. The fourth
hadn't done any shooting.
The four, held under S5.0OO ball
each on charges of assault with
a deadly weapon, were listed as
William K. Whltlock, 18, and Rob
ert Burdick, 19, both Portland, Uni
versity of Oregon students; Ron
ald K. Arnald, 20, Portland, and
Michael Armstrong, 19. Oregon
City, University of Portland Stud
ents. It was Armstrong who said he
had not handled the guns.
Nelson said the explanation given
for the shooting was they were
"Just playing around'' after drink
ing a case of beer.
TAX RECEIPTS RECORD
SALEM Oregon state in
come tax collections in the 19
months ended May 1 totaled $56,.
663,782. the largest on record for
any similar period, the State Tax
Commission said Thursday.
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ot breakfast, too!
The Wen's vl.ron radio reporter now en your
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Truman Hails
Vestern Pacts
WASHINGTON W President
Truman, greeting Secretary of
State Acheson at National Airport,
aeciareo many that pacts any
ing West Germany with the West
ern ami - Communist bloc have
made a "great contribution to the
peace of the world."
Acheson said agreements signed
in the past week at Bonn and Paris
will mean "very much to the se
curity of our nation, our Allies and
ail the free world.
The task now, Acheson told the
President, Is to proceed with legis
lative action.
In the U.S., that means Senate
consideration of the agreements
wnicn nave oeen completed and
signed but which must still pass
the test of ratification.
Acheson signed the German peace
contract at Bonn, ooserved tne
signing of a European Defense
treaty at Paris and himself signed
an amendment to the North At
lantic Treaty broadening security
guarantees to include west tier
many.
As Acheson stepped down the
ramp from Truman's own plane.
The Independence," which had
brought him home from Paris, the
President with outstretched hand.
said: "Hello, Dean. How are you?
Congratulations you did a grand
job."
Acheson thanked the President
for meeting him and his party. The
two men then exchanged more for
mal statements for the record.
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VISITING AT THE' TEA planned by the Deborah Circle, First Methodist Church for
members of the Women's Society of Christian Service, May 23 in the church parlors
are: pouring, Mrs. Joe Bramhall, newly elected president of the General WSCS and
(1 to r) Mrs. Charles Johnson, retiring president, Deborah Circle, Mrs. James Barnes, in
coming president and Mrs. J. C. Hunt, retiring president of the WSCS.
Elecirician Shocks Mov'e
Queen with
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD ( NEA Behind
the Screen: The tale of a movie
queen with king-size feet is cir
culating around flicker alley. The
star in question wears wedgies a
couple of sizes larger than Gnrbo
wears and is very sensitive when
mention is made ot the fact.
One day she left a pair ol moo
casins ouiside her dressing room
door and a burly electrician
slipped then on. The star discov
ered it and frantically appealed to
a lass in the studio publicity de
partment with:
"You have to get those mocca
sins back for me. I don't dare
ask for them. Think of lt, an elec
trician wearing my shoes. II would
be all. over the lot In two minutes
flat."
So the press agentess girded i
herself, for action, marched down
lo the set and confronted the elec
trician. - I
Listen, she said, "those are
Victor Mature's shoes you're I
wearing and he wants them back
pretty darned quick, buddy I"
Remember little George F. :
Soe,rWho pii you through the
emotional wringer with his roles
in "Seventh Heaven" and "Cimar
ron" and then menaced his way
through 'Hollywood's gangster lilm
cycle? .-
;Sure you do. Stone bad ap
peared in 200 films until a serious
illness took him away from the
cameras five years ago. Now he's
back, playing a Damon Runyan
character .in "Bloodhounds of
Broadway" at Fox, and not look
ing a day older.
"Why should I look older?" h:
asked. "I was wearing a hairpiece
is years ago.
Stone sees a big change in II nV
lywood since his days as a star
and he's not happy about it.
"Everyininir has to be done In
too much of a hurry." he s&ld.
"you can t get great periormances
out of people in a spit and a half."
Shelley Winters breezed into a
fur designer's salon recently ith
cnecx lor a crystal mink coat
that had been shown her weeks
before.
"I'm sorry. Shelley." apologized
the furrier. "But you told me you
didn't want the coat. It's lecn
sold to somebody else and lt will
De weeks before there s another
Behind a desk? With
your friends? On a date?
Appearance counts
everywhere. Make yours
carry the ball for you.
Make yours help you
score everywhere. Re
member, the impression
you make depends not
only on what you do, but
on how you look. And you
look your best when you
look neatest and cleanest.
IT'S IASY TOO! It's easy
to look your best when
you count on us for too
notch dry cleaning. Call
ui today for rapid, perfect
service. Phone 5111.
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Oversize Feet
supply of crystal mink. If I had
I known you wanted the coal, I'd
never have sold It. But you ald
you weren't Interested."
I "Llsien." blazed Shelley. "That's
1 not the way to do business with
me. When you do business ilh
i me. don't pay any attention to
; anything 1 say."
It's Wally Vernon's tale about
i an agent who told a TV variety
show producer that he had a nov
' elly band composed of five mice.
Mice! snoutea ine oug-evea
producer. "Great Scott let's
hear 'em."
So the five mice went to the
TV studio, set up their little in
struments ' and went to town on
the latest hit tunes.
"Well." said the agent after the
audition, "Are my mice hired?"
"I'm sorry," replied the. TV
producer, "but I can t nire em
The piano player looks too Rus
sian." Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis'
writers, Ed Simmons and Norman
Lear, are Jerry's greatest frll
guys for his practical Jokes. One
morning "Jerry called each of the
writers at their homes and asked
if they, their wives and children
would like to go for some snow
fun in the mountains.
AH agreed it was a fine idea nnd
Jerry Instructed Ihem to meet him
at a Beverly Hills Intersection al
7 a.m. the following day. The
writers, their wives and the chil
dren were there at the appointed
time, out no Jerry.
At 7:10 a truck pulled up with
lo pounds of shaved Ice and the
driver handed Simmons a Bote.
It read:
"Hope you enjoy the snow
Jerry." Screenwriter John Lucas over
heard it al the Brown Derby:
"When I married my husband, he
had a strong will and by working
at lt for 10 years, he's developed
Just as strong a wont."
Pampered Hollywood kiddies
are kept busy from morn to night
with professional lesslons In. every
'manners. Two such small fry
lad, it's told, were playing in a
j Bel Air park area and one cllmoed
I a tree and called the other to Join
ihlm In the branches.
"I can't climb," said the ground
ed tot. "But you certainly do It
Stalin Friend
Said Pureed
By RICHARD O'lUXiAN
VIENNA lAt Ana Pnuker.
friend of 8talin arl possibly the
moat powerful woman in the Com
munist world, was reported here
Friday lo have been pursed from
! her position as Romania's foreign
J minister.
The mimnlsh-luokliig oO-ycur-oltl
woman, life-long Communist and
daughter of a Jewlrfi kosher butch
er, was reported also to have been
j relieved of her positions as dep
' uty prime minister and as No. 2
I Communist on the Romunlan Polit
buro. I These reports were carried by
j Vienna newspapers.
I The newspapers said Ihe Buclm
' rest radio and the Romanian news
agency Agerpresg ha,1 carried a
new Politburo list, on which Ana
Pauker'a name failed lo appear.
She previously had been listed
as No. 2 in the Politburo or poht
leal bureau of the Communist party
In Romania. The Politburo Is the
executive body ol tne communist
party in any slate.
Associated Press monitors In
Vienna did not hear the announce- ,
ment but It was possible they I
mlased the broadcast which re
portedly carried It.
Neither was the reported an
nouncement carried by Toss or tlio i
Prague or Budapest radio stations, j
Two other top Communists were i
removed from their government :
posia In Romania Wednesday.
They were the former linance
minister. V a a 1 1 e Lura a close .
friend and collaborator of Ann
Pauker and Ihe nations Interior j
minister. Techarl Geoigescu.
They were purged for "right
wing opportunistic thoughts."
Apparently, thi'y did not go along
with Russia's Iron Control ovir
Romania's political and economic j
life. ;
well. Tell me, who Is your treo
cllmblng Instructor?"
A UI press agent dreamed that
Francis the mule developed tem
perament and refused to place his
hoof print on a new contract, 'Pie
critter Just hemmed and hee
hawed. 1
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
Memorial
By Communist Strife
llv The As orlnlril I'roai
The sliiinipi'lnu unrest of Com
nitinl.iU In Kimine and Aula pro
vided grim bnukdiop for ilia
Momui ml L)y.
This nation' war dead worn
lionoird tlnouHlioiit llio U'llird
Hlntra ami In Jiipan. Knalaiid.
KiiiiuT, linly, CiQiniuny, uwedmi
and otlior foreign xouiurlos.
And lor moiit American It meant
a lluer-doy holiday with plcnlca
ami bis i.poillnu cvenln.The Ling
wrekenu brunsrlit a nlowlv nio.iiit
liig loll of accidental deoili, moMly
iiciiii irniuc nuu (iiowiung,
IIONOHS
There were hpeechen at home ol
I he vni cmonlcn but niri ely the Iny
ins ol a wicHlli In othrrn. i'ho
Irailllional 21-gun aalule was tired
In ninny.
Anti-Eisenhower
Probe Asked
WASHINOTON t Sen. Oil
leiir (u.-ln nkid Friday he hn
milriirteri the nlatf of llio Sennlo
KlectlmiH subromiulUeo In Invov
llKitlo the sourro of nil anll-Klsen-hower
sheet Hint Hppnrpiuly htif
lecelvcd wide distribution.
II Is iiintln up In the form of n
small newspaper and entitled
"Headlines anl what's behind
i them "
j Gillette told a reporter the elec
I lions subcommittee, of which he I
j chairman, has received roninla'nu
about it from Maine. New Hump
Ulilre. Peiiiuylvnnla and Califor
nia. He said It appeitred lo tnke "an-anll-Jcwi:th,
antl-rnce line prlnrlpsl
ly" in onposliiR Urn. Elsenhower,
a candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination.
GKNKIIAL DIKH
MOSCOW W The Soviet gov
ernment Thiirsditv reported the ,
rirr.lh ol Lieut. Urn. Kuxene fihll
ovsky. 03. noted mtlitarv historian
r.nd head ol the Vorshllov War
Academy. I
IN MONDAYS
EDITION FOR THE
GREATEST SHOPPING.
EVENT IN HALF A
CENTURY AT
BfT .awimniiiii, mi
Another First
The Month!!
Pay day aqein and I must pay myself first.
Savings comes first in my family. Savings at
First Federal earn better than overage and too,
deposits made on pr before the 10th, earn from
the first.
Pay Stirred
Russian, Polish and Crei h United
Nations delruatCM walked away
from the urnve of the lain Pro.il.
drill Kinnglln D. Roosevelt when
W. Avernll llni rlinan declared In a
speech at Hyde Park. N. Y.:
"A former ally which wo hail
helped navo from destruction, in
order that It might Join In destroy
ing Nuil tyranny, tinned traitor
to the ruuue of peace and inter
national good fallli, and promoted
an even more terrible tyranny ol
lis own."
In Arlington National Cemetery
at Wnshliiulon, wreaths were, laid
lor President Truman at the Ininb
I of the Unknown rloldler, the Con
federate monument, I ho Hpantsii
War memorial and the moiiuonl
of the Civil Wnr'a Unknown Sold
ier. I'KillTINd
In the Par East, fighting con
tinued In Korea and Indo-Chlna anil
martyr's day Red riots rocked Ja
pan, Tokyo police killed three Per
sons in Communist mob which
attacked with searing acid and
flaming oil bomba. Hut the cnlv
Injury to American, there wag suf
fered by a reporter. Another U.S.
newsman wan hurl In Kobe.
In a Memorial Day statement,
Oeu. Mark Clark, Supreme United
Million. commander In ihe tut
East, mi Id:
"We best honor our fallen com
rades by our devotion lo the rtrent
1'au.sen for which they died ( ml
Irr which we continue lo battle."
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