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Steel Strike Hits
Portland Yards
PORTLAND (A More than one
third of the Union Pacific repair
shop crew here was laid off Satur
day. - ,
Company officials blamed the
steel strike for the layoff of the
300 workers. They are to be re
hired when the strike ends.
Approximately 560 men still are
employed in the shop on light re
pair work.
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Dunsmuir Man
Services Held
DUNSMUI n FmwrKl s(rvlco
were hrli m MarjaviUc, Call!.,
Saturdnv for Llovd L. Fortna,
Southern Pacific locomotive enjl-
neer and resident ol uunsniulr 34
years.
Burial also was at Marvsvllle.
rortna was 58 and a native of
Sutter. Calif.
He and his wife were riming to
in Francisco InM Wednesday
when he became III in the car north
of Willows. Calif. They stouped at
willows and Fortna went to see a
Dhvsician He droooed dead In the
doctor's office. ,
Survivors Include the widow.
Emm: a son, Jack, of Marvsvllle;
a daughter. Virclnla Saunders.
Coos Bay. Ore.: a stepson. Fred
Qersen. Dunsmuir. and uiree sis
ters.
Radio Service
Near Reality
LA REVIEW Preparations lor
Installing radio facilities on top of
Black CaD were reaching the com
pletion stage tills week and some
of the users are expected to have
their radios in use shortly.
West Coast Telephone Company
has completed niacins, the phone
cable from the Lakevlew central
office to the peak and the crew
has returned to Forest Grove, it
was announced by A. M. Denlo,
local phone manager.
California Oregon Power Com
pany was to complete Wednesday
its installation of power lines to the
peak, said Phil Quisenberry, as
sistant manager for Copco at Lake
view. A building to house most of the
radio equipment has been construct
ed on top of Black Cap, and Don
Strong Is Installing the radio equip
ment. The new Installation will
provide radio-telephone service for
Lakevlew Logging company, wniie
Pine Lumber Company, Adnms
Lumber Company, American For
est Products and the Fremont Na
tional Forest.
Safety Swim
Classes Held
LAKE VIEW A course for water
safety instructors was conducted
at the municipal pool this week by
Carl Ross, of San Franclseo, re
gional water safety director for
the American Red Cross. Seven
persons are enrolled, including
Don Klstner, Duke Stewart, Ann
Barry, Margaret Kucera, John
Dalen. Melva Bach and Janet
Morris. ,
Classes were held from 6:30 to
9:30 p.m. daily, and those who
completed the course satisfactorily
will be Issued instructor's certifi
cates making them eleglble to in
struct swimming and water safety
courses.
Ol the nine persons who took the
senior life saving course last week
under instruction of Stanley Tooke.
pool director, four completed the
work and qualified for their senior
life saving certificates. The four
were Margaret Kucera, Janet Mor
ris. Duke Stewart and Ann Barry.
The regular swimming lessons at
the pool are continuing. Several
have passed the beginners test and
are now in the Intermediate class.
These are Janet Morris. Elizabeth
Bokker. Lief O s t m o. Don Gray.
Charles Vandergraw, Susan Shoultz,
Philip Lana'ey, Carter Franklin,
Jo Ann Groom, David Elliott and
Susan Quisenberry. Several others
will complete the course within
tne next week.
TOOZE PROMOTED .
VANCOUVER, Wash. I The
commander of the 104th Infantry
Division reserve. Col. Lemar Tooze
Sunday was promoted to tne rank
of brigadier general In ceremonies
at Vancouver Barracks. The Ore
gon and Washington outfit left for
t two-week summer training en
campment at Fort Lewis Sunday,
Hans Norland Fire Insurance. 637
Pine St.
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Hollywood Stars Meet TV
, Wiih Reiurn To Musicals
HOLLYWOOD (NKA Exclu
sively Yours: There's a new revo
lution in rtoiu'wooa compaiaoie to
Hie hectic years when sound swept
in and silent stars learned to talk.
It s a fiunuslcal ireniy and stars
are feverishly boning up on their
dancing and singing.
'The blsgeot dramatic atara
In Hollywood." Dance Director
Charles O'Curan told me. "are
begging me to give them private
dancing lessons, even a coupi oi
Academy Award winners."
1 hero's no doubt about It that
musicals are Hollywood's best am
munition against TV and mat tne
stars who will survive are (hose
who can do everytning act. sing.
dance. Juggle and even somersault.
"Hollywood looking lor per
formers like Donald O'Connor,"
O'Coran said on the set of "Road
to Bell" where he's doing the one
two-three-kick numbers for Blng
Crosby, Bob Hope aud Dorolhy La.
incur, "Actors who cant do any
thing but act are no longer being
signed to contracts."
Jeanne Crain Is still urster doc
tor's orders to stay away from the
sound stages. She's asked Fox for
the whole summer off . . . Hedy
Lamarr asked pretty-please, but
rasor blade king Joe Mailman de
cided not to angel her Independ
ent production of "The Story of
Ksttier."
Gloria Swansoh Is shrugging oft
the roasting that her new picture,
"Three for Bedroom C." Is getting
from the critics. The Him cost pea
nuts and Gloria, witn a netty per
centage, will make a small for
tune.
Ida Luplno and Howard Duff'wlll
costar In "The Tnunderoira" lor
Joseph Bernhard and King Vldor
when Ida finishes her directorial
stint for "The Difference at RKO.
Last time they shared marquee
billing was in "Woman in Hiding
the picture In which their ro
mance blossomed.
Mercedes McCambrldge who has
not made a movie since "Inside
Straight" a year ago. Is about to
don studio greasepaint again. And
her radio snow, "Deiense Attor
ney," goes before the TV film cam.
eras at the end of this month.
' Rita Hayworth'a seven-'and-a-
half-year-old daughter, Rebecca,
Is beginning to exhibit such talent
for dancing that mama Is having
her take lessons irom tne man wno
taught her to dance Eduardo Can-
sino. Alia a ! airier.
Her pals are concerned about
Gall Robblns' continued Illness. The
malady forced her to give up
role In the Broadway musical.
"Top Banana," and still has medics
puzzled. .
The romance of the almost ex
Mrs. Joe Pasternak and John Pe-
rona. of New York's El Morocco
is as flaming as skewer of shlsh-
kesab. . - ,
went to the same psychoanalyst
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casting of Corlnne falvet and Rnry
Calhoun as costais In "Powder
River." They were amlghly ro
mantic Iwosome before Corlnne
married John nromfleld and Rory
hitched up with Llla Baron.
Deborah Kerr, who hasn't been
happy with her roles at MOM, la
now all smiles. She's been assigned
the co-starring role opposite Cary
Grant in "Dream Wile." It'i the
comedy she been yelling for.
An open letter to Jean Simmons
in a British newspaper won t make
Hollywood nappy, Tne ' uear jean-
letter beams:
You are like a lime white gun
being tossed oil the dark and
stormy waters of dispute. You
want to fly to safety, but your
wings are clogged by the oil acum
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Press bulletin from Fox: "Mari
lyn Monroe's 'Niagara' gowns ex.
pose the beautv mark over her
heart for the first lime." Ylpel
Frank Fontaine's definition of a
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entering and always knocks after
leaving." '
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