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Washington
Loggers Back
SEATTLE ( CIO woodworkers
on strike In Western Washington
since April 29 were slated to re
turn to their Jobs Tuesday.
Karly Larson, president of Dis
trict 2 of the CIO International
Woodworkers of America Union,
said Monday night union locals
have agreed to-terms of a contract
drawn up Saturday after marathon
union-management bargaining ses
sions. It Included a 1 V cent hour wage
Increase, higher night differential
pay, Improved vacation benefits and
an employer-financed health and
welfare fund managed Jointly by
marniRement and the union.
The wage Increase is subject to
approval by the Wage Stabilization
Board.
CONVICTS
Mlard MITCHELL Gilbert ROLAND
win BCH Marshall THOMPSON
FBI Rounds Up
Draft. Dodgers
WASHINGTON IB-i-The FBI said
Tuesday It has located more than
19.000 draft delinquents since the
peacetime oeiecuve ocrvice law
went Into effect.
The data was made public by
director J. Edgar Hoover on the
fourth anniversary of the law.
Of the men located. Hoover sulci.
3,301 were actually fugitives, and
prosecutions have resulted in 654
convictions.
Hoover stressed that the Bureau's
chief Interest In such investigations
is to make the draft delinquent
available for military service. He
said those prosecuted represent
only the most willful violators.
Some 11,929 cases of indicated
draft-evasion were awaiting Inves
tigation at the beginning of this
month, the report said.
WANNA BUYA DICK?
VANCOUVER I Passenger
ears and trucks were lined up for
100 yards in both directions as
traffic halted on the Lions Gate
bridge approach in Stanley Park
recently. The cause wns a mother
duck leading her newborn family
sedately across the pavement. I
NATURALIST Harry C.
Parker, new naturalist at
Crater la Ice National Park,
comet here from Yojtmite
National Park in California.
He replaces Dr. George C.
Ruble, who has been trans
ferred to Hawaii after 10
years here. Paul Terry, sea
sonal ranger from Mobile,
Ala., has also been added to
the local park ranger force.
Adjournment
Congress Aim
WASHINGTON (.-Pi Congres
sional leaders told President Tru
mail uau&y uiey will oo every
thing possible to wind up this legis
lative session before the Republi
can convention. 11 necessary, thrv
said, thev will keep Congress in
session on July 4 and the Saturday
lollowlne.
The Republican convention opens
July 7 in Chicago. Much legisla
tion must still be passed. Including '
the measures that will provide the
money to run the government in
the fiscal year beginning Julv 1. j
Rep. Rayburn iD-Tcxi. sneaker
of the House, told reporters alier a j
conference with the President that I
things "look fair" for adjournment j
by the end of next week. He said,
though. It mav be necessary to keep j
Congress on Uie job over the Inde
pendence Day holiday.
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex.
the Senate whip who participated j
in the conference in the absence
of Majority Leader McFarland of
Arizona, azreed with Rayburn that
there is hope the target can be
met.
Johnson said the Senate hopes to
wind up its action on a number of
appropriation bills this week and
on three more next week.
"We are going to try to get an
adjournment by the end of next
week," Johnson said. Rayburn said
the appropriation bills and mea
sure to keep government machin
ery running are the only obstacles
to adjournment.
Among the latter measures is
the Defense Production Act. under
which the system of Wage-prica-
rent controls is authorized.
Vice President Berkley and
House Majority Leader McCor
mack of Massachusetts sat in at
the regular Monday morning conference.
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Exclu.
slvely yours: Television Is cramp
ing Gary Cooper's repartee.
Hollywood's famous man of few
words told me whrii I asked his
opinion ot television:
"It stifles conversation. You sit
with your friends and watch lour
or five TV allows mysteries and
murders and some beaten up
dance acts. The evening's a com
plete convei'sallonal loss "
i up, wars what the man said.
The late Robert Walker's two
sons, who haven 1 been happy
away from California, are due
back In Hollywood anv day from
their New York schools to Join
mama Jennifer Jones and David
O. Selsnlck. Jennifer will enroll
them In California schools from
now on.
The grapevine's twisting with
the report that the Esther Williams-Ben
Gage marriage craft haa
sprung a Irak but that Esther's
balling like mad to avoid a divorce
plunge.
Rita Hayworih relumed from
south of the border with a Mex
ican gun-carrying permit In her
purse . , . Jose Ferrer and his
wlte are spiking divorce talk by
having her Join him In Paris dur
ing the filming ot "Moulin Rouge."
Humphrey Bouai't and George
Raft can start howling. Jerry Lewis
will do a murderous satire on their
movie gangster roles in "Scared
Stiff." D:rec:or Oeorpe Mprr.ha!'.
even has Jerry Hipping a half dol
lar a la Rail's famous bit in "Scar-face."
George Hormel, Tom'j brother,
VI officials are alarmed about
13-year-old bov nms no Chel Allen,
snatched from TV and given a
MOOO-per-week oontracl. Now m
"The Great Companions." the lads
singing voice Is stalling to change.
Shliiey Temple will bring Linda
8uaan and the new baby to Holly
wood for a vis" with her parents.
Her doclora advise a long rest and
tons of sunshine after her grim
bout w ith pleurisy.
A nung Hollywood starlet who
reluses to even telephone the
mother who poured thousands ol
dollars Into her dramatic training
Is Inches away from being Ironi
paged. And only a few weeks after
Mother'a Day.
Those Hollywood censors again
A boat named 8arsey Funny fig
ured In the plot of the new Betty
Grable starrer. "The Fanner Take
A Wife." So the clean-it-up boys
made the studio change the name
of the boat to Sarsey Sal.
Eyebrow-lifting gag In "Son ot
Paleface": Bob Hope, lost In wild
west, spots two vultures following
him and cracks, "Hmmm Martin
and Lewis."
Red Dust, the amazing springer
spaniel trained lo do absolutely
nothing while owner Bob Williams
knacks hlmsell out hIwiiIIiik cues
for tricks, makes his lilm debut in
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"Tho Stara Are Singing " 'Ilia 111 bun,,,,,,,
stage "dog rlllcr" for the imml. alrliMier Aim Cmio. Bile's m,,.
while llob plays a straight acting Wllllnni
Teenager to her gal friend while
gulping popcorn at a movie: "You
know something, I don't like dou
ble features. I always eat too
much."
Rosemary Clooney's singing el
"Come On'a My Hou c" sold a mil
lion records and Coumbia's pre
dicting a repeat for her latest nov
elty song. "Botcha Me""Klss me"
In Italian. Don't be surprised If
Paramount teams up Blng Crosby
and Rosemary after her movie
debut in "The Stars Are Singing."
The Groaner's hailing her as the
best feminine singer of the day.
Liberace. the piano wizard, re
places Dinah Shore on her TV i
show for the summer.
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Line from the script of UI s
"Cattle Kate" explaining the shape-,
ly dance hall hostesses who work
for Maureen O'Hara:
"These may not be lallen worn- j
en, qui inryvr ceriauiiy done a iui
of stumbling."
riark r.ahle' hems' linked With
a ilppy French pastry named An-1
nabel. who sings at a Paris nitery. !
not to ue comusea wim nimairciia.
ex-wlfe of Ty Power.
Title nC William Saroyan's new
book, due in September, is an eyebrow-raiser:
"Bicycle Rider in Bev
erly Hills'."
Janice Rul and meat-packing
heir Tom Hormel deny the ro
mance rumors. It's Just that Jan
Ice Is very palsy -walsy with
Leslie Curon, who's married to
One Car Lost,
One Car Found
One vehicle was reported stolen
and another stolen auto recovered
in Klamath County over the week
end.
Police at Chlloouin reported a
1951 Willys pickup, painted yellow
and bearing the name of Cox Bros,
on each door, was stolen Sunday.
It bears Oregon license T-19-755.
State Police in the north end of
the eountv located a 1941 Chevrolet
coupe which hed been stolen from
Mrs. Marie M. Moore. Chico. Calif.
The car out of gas. had been
abandone.1 on US 97. It was towed
to Chemult.
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a piece of pipe out of the Jail's
plumbing, then used the pipe to
batter his way through the already
crumbling brick wall.
After all that work, he walked
free to the road to hitchhike a
ride. The first man to atop for
him was Jack Hogevoll, a state
policeman.
Hogevoll gave the escapee,
booked a ohn Ray. 29, a ride
back to the Jail, where he Is held
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