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Woman Held On
Shoplift Rep
PORTLAND Wl A 19-year-old
housewife who told police the was
the-shier- of Turman and Dtah
Wilson, was booked in jail here
Saturday on a charge of shoplilc-
;
Police said a store detective re
ported .that the woman, Mrs.' Patri
cia L. Ostenson of Camas, Wash.,'
had walked out of a shopping
center here with a bottle of sham
poo and six pairs of sunglasses.
She was released on S250 ball
after being held lour hours.
. Turman and Utah Wilson have
been sentenced to hang for the
kidnap slaying in Vancouver.
Wash., two years ago of JoAnn
Dewey. They recently were
granted a stay of execution so a
higher court could review their
trial.
BOXER. STRICKEN
SAN FRANCISCO I Tom
Sharkey. 79, one-of the too heavy
weight, boxers-of his time, suffered
a heart attack; early Monday in his
hotel room here,
Hans Norland Auto Insurance.
i 627 Pine St.
Fashion says embroidery Is news
this summer. It's a colorful touch
on this simple-sew dress, or for a
frosty-cool look on a meltln? sum
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HELEN WEBER gradu.t. of
Henley high school, class of
1952 Is the winner of the
$100 nursing scholarship
awarded annually to a senior
girl by the Oregon Sta to
Nurses Association, District
8, She will enter nurse's train
ing at Good Samaritan Hos
pital, Portland in September.
Choice of the winner is based
on scholastic standlnq and
interest in the profession of
nursing as a career.
2nd Prison
Riot Quelled
, By A. F. MA1IAN JR.
JACKSON. Mich, t A new
uprising was quelled quickly at
Southern Michiuun Prison Sunday
msht after 140 rioting convicts
seized two he-stages and won con
cessions from prison officials.
One rioter was wounded by buck
shot fired by state police, stationed
at the prison since the wild revolt
ol three months ago. The troopers
fired a few shotgun blasts into the
noting cellblock in their first move
to restore order.
The hostages, both prison
guards, were released unharmed
alter state police withdrew and
prison authorities agreed to ease
three restrictions In force since the
April mutiny. -
II was in this same prison, the
world's largest walled prison, that
one convict was killed, eight
others wounded, and a million
dollars worth of prison property
destroyed by a four-day riot last
April 20-24.
The leaders of Sunday" night's
uprising were among those In soli
tary for their part in the original
rioting. -
Fearful that the new riot might
spread over the prison. Warden
Julian Frisbie Monday ordered
that alt prisoners be fed in shifts,
(hat all inmates be locked in their
cells for the day and that all prison
industries be closed.
The April riot sparked a nencral
revolt among the prisoners. Bui
last mgnt s was confined to only
HO of the 6.000 convicts in Ulf
huge Institution.
The most tense moment In the
new, revolt came when rioters
shouted they would throw the two
hostage guards oft a fifth story
cellblock balcony to the concrete
floor below if state police failed
to retire. The troopers drew back.
Before that, in their first move
into the cellblock of club-swinging
inmates, they -fired an estimated
five to 10 shotgun blasts.
Convict Carl Bradford, 24, a
Detroit Negro, serving one to four
years for larceny from a building,
fell wounded. Buckshot hit him in
i the heel and buttocks.
i The new rioting stemmed from
inmate complaints that prisoners
were held on two lower floors of
cellblock nine since April 21, with
out dining room, yard exercising
or visitor privileges.
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False Eyelashes Out Of
Fashion in Movie Town
HOLLYWOOD NEA ICxclu
slvely Yours: One kind of (ut
sir has your out of fashion In Hol
lywood, gills phony glamor eye
lashes. The sweepers Dial M a r I e n e
Dietrich and other movie queeiu,
nnre glued over their orbs are as
obsolete as Confederate money.
Our authority Is U-I's make-lip
whis, Frank Wesimoro, who savs:
" Men Just didn't like the things.
They didn't like lo see slurs wear
ing them and they didn't like their
own women wlih them on. False
eyelashes made stars look hard
and phony."
Joanne Uru Is wearing beefsteak
over one eye and she's not blaming
it on a collision with a dooi . . .
The marrii:e of the David Nlvens
is shnkv mid almost evrrv nuesi
at Jane Wynmn's big Hollywood
pariy anew wny . . . me tension
in the Van Johnson household is
the bua of Hollywood's smart
set. To add fuel to the fire, Kvle
snowed up t a parly without Van
and gave a lame excuse for his
absence.
Spike Jones' wile, Helen Orav
co. Is recording "If I Were Presi
dent" for release Just beforo the
November election. If Helen were
president, the lyrics say, "the sirls
could fill tlie Senate and Kate
Smith could fill the House." Here's
No Report
On Truce
MUNSAN, Korea W United
Nation and Communist armistice
negotiators held their fourth conse
cutive secret meeting Monday.
V. N.spokesmnn said proceed
ings were on a "business like
basis."
A single Issue exchange of
prisoners ol war blocks an arm
istice. The meeting lasted 48 minutes.
The executive sessions will resume
at 11 a. m. Tuesday.
Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols,
U. N. command spokesman, indi
cated the Reds refrained from
using propaganda blasts Monday.
Both sides read prepared state
ments dealing with exchange of
POWs, Nuckols said.
He refused to say whether pro
gress has been made.'7
ABBOT ARRIVES
PORTLAND W The-ohlct ab- '
bot of 10 million Japanese' Shingon '
Buddhists arrived in Portland Sun
day. I
Abbot Shokal Wada will dedicate I
a new Buddhist Church at Mllwau '
kie during his two-week stay in i
Oregon.
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Willi D a g in a r as ambassador
theie'd never be a fuss,
'Cause other mutinies would be
loaning money back lo us.
The Dave Andrews wha.e five
piece Jus group Is playing around
Hollywood Is the son of Dana An
drews. He reports to the Army in
February.
"The Fabulous Funny The
Slmy of Kannv III Ice ' will hit Hie
bookstalls in October. The Norman
Katkov biography of llio famous
coinrdy star is being compared In
frankness to Fthrl Waters' "Ills
Kyc Is on the Spairuw."
lusidrrs expect the big divorce
announcement to be made when
Patrice W'yiuoro arrives in Holly
wood early in July,
"An unfair and Inaccurate cari
cature." That's producer Dull,
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fried RelnhaiiH summing up Lit.
Man Hons' t'onli'OYciMul case his
tory nl a movie, as scrlalltrd III
New Yorker hiagaslna, Willi him
self and director John Hustnu al
Us leading characters.
Rcinlinnlt Is an tvlile-rvrd as
everyone els0 over Lillian's page
after pane of asserted verbatim
quotes, but he claims:
"She did a piettv good Job of
quoting our convention, but Its
all out of context. Cvcilhlng Is
telescoped to give completely
wrong Inflections. I remember
saying things. What I said Is
quoted but it's tint exactly correct.-"
Jane Wyman and Cireg Bautsrr,
onc mi lh" verge of marriage,
have patched lip their quarrel . . .
The baseball set Is pop-eyed over
Chuck Connors' acting talent in
"Put and Mike." He's first base,
man for I ho Loa Angeles Angela.
First of Peter Lawford's many
llamrs lo win the complete ap
proval o( his purenls, Sir Sidney
and Lady Mary Lawfnrd, Is Rocky
Cooper, Clary's estranged wile.
. , , Maria Palmer's Juggling two
Broadway play oilers and "The
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