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Dentists
File Suit
SALEM in The Oregon State
Dental Association Tuesday filed
suit In Circuit Court bcre to re
move the State Dental School from
control of the University of Oregon.
rne association long has claimed
that the dental school should be
separated from the university and
placed under control of the State
Board of Higher Education.
The association backed up Its
claim by citing a 1945 law which
says tne scnool "shau be a distinct
and separate department" of the
State System of Higher Education.
WASHINGTON in Secret? rv of
State Dean Achesbn Wednesday an
nounced the aooointmenl of Jeffrey
C. Kitchen as bis personal special
assistant. - .
Kitchen, a native of B"nd. Ore..
has been with the department since
1940,
. , .
CADET DEAN E. ABBOTT,
2533 Reclamation Street, hat
completed flight training in
the T-28 conventional tyne
airplane t Perrin AFB,
Ta. He it now at Laredo
Air Fore Bate, Laredo, Tex
at, training to be a T-33 Jet
pilot.
Fish Man Asks
For Tariffs
WASHINGTON t A spokes
man for the ailinit We.st Coast fisli
lne industry Wednesday predicted
"final ruin" unless tariff relief Is
lorthcominff.
Ray Webb, secretary-treasurer of
the Pacific Coast Flih Producers
instiiuie. told lien. Harrv i. Cain
i R.-Wash. , Uiat cheap imports of
Japanese-caught luna Belling for
S1U7 a ton were depressing not
only the American market lor tuna
but also for silver salmon.
He said American fishermen are
now getting only 15 4 cents a
pound for salmon that last year
brought 30 to 40 cents a pound.
The same fish, he said. Is retailing
for 80 cents a pound.
Webb, of Aberdeen, Wash., said
m an interview after his visit with
Cain that the price of American
caught tuna has dropped to $200
a ton "and there are no takers."
During the last war American
producers received tt&O a ton for
tuna, he said.
He said the best Japanese nsner-
men earn an average oi (is a
month. .
It s simply Impossible." he de
clared, "to compete against that
tvn nf labor"
Webb described himself as "bit
ter" scainst the State Department
for falling to take remedial action.
He said the department bad been
told "In precise, honest detail."
of the plight of West Coast fisher
menhut. to no avail.
"We explained to the State De
partment." he said, "that It was
utterly Impossible for us to survive
with unrestricted tfrilMree Im
ports on tuna flh".
Webb said that what Is needed
is a stabilized price for tuna "con
sistent with our standard of liv
ine." He eald a 45 per cent tariff on
fresh and frozen tuna would bring
salmon prices to producers more
in line. , 1
Demo Woman
Levels Charge
CHICAGO ll Elevator operat
ors have more than their share
of ups and downs at the Jam
packed Conrad Hilton, the Demo
cratic convention hotel.
A portly lady got one foot in an
already-filled elevator Tuesday
night, then had to withdraw at
the insistence of the operator.
She withdrew but not wordlessly.
"Republican! " she shouted.
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Rumored Donald O'Connor,
Kelly Feud Said Untrue
HOLLYWOOD (NEAl Exclu
alvny V o u r s; Shelve Uiom) ru
mors about a big feud between
Donald O'Coiuior and Ucne Kelley
over Donald's scissored scenes In
"Bliutin In the Rain." Donald,
who isn't wailin' In the California
tun, told me:
"How ran I be angrv at a guy
for giving me the best break of
my career?"
Now It can be told: Hollywood
studio head killed the ore-nomi
nation campaign raulr-daule for
Elsenhower. Reason: Fear of In
curring the displeasure of Gov.
Earl Warren, who has been a good
inend to the movie Industry. But
watch lor Ihe l-Llke-lke ballyhoo,
with the town's Hedvs and Lanat
as pom-pom girls.
U-I's sexv. blonde Marl Blanch
ard Is due for a Marllvn Monroe
build-up. ttut she's also warming
up as a threat to Shelley Winters
if Shellev gels difficult again.
. . . Is MOM'a "Llll" the true life
story of . Fran Allison and Burr
Tilstrom of TV lame? . . . Houy
wood lensers got the "No pictures,
please" order from Hedy Lamarr
Two Escape
From Pen
SALEM If Two trusties, who.
were Intoxicated by pruno, es
caped from Hie state prison here
Tue.-vday nighl.
But they were captured 45 min
utes later after they had taken a
pickup truck, driven it at to miles
an hour down the street, and
crashed into a house.
Pruno Is alcholic concoction
which the prisoners brew from al
most anything that will lerment.
Guards said Edward George De-
hart, 30. and Frank McDonald, M.
had drunk auite a bit before they
walked away from the unguarded
tailor shop where they worked
Neither the truck nor bouse was
badly damaged, police said. But
alter the crash residents from sur
rounding houses held the escaping
pair for police.
Dehart was serving a three year
sentence from Marion County for
burglary. McDonald was serving
15 years on a Multnomah County
robbery conviction.
River Group
Sets Meeting
SPOKANE Lfl The first official
meeting, of the recently formed
uoiumoia uuersuue wmpacw vum
mittee will be held In Spokane
Wednesday with from 25 to 30 rep
resentatives from five northwest
slates exneeted
Acting chairman Jack V. Rogers
of Wenatchee announced ruesaay
officials of the federal government
are expected to attend the meeting
with terrscntatives from Wash
ington. Oregon, Idaho. Montana
and Wyoming. '
Rogers said Ihe committee,
which has been moving along on a
temporary basis has been given
formal federal consent and power
by a bill recently signed by Presi
dent Truman.
The first items on weanesaay s
nrnsrim will be the formation of
a permanent organization and the
election of a permanent cnairman,
Rogers said.
The group's engineering commit
tee, headed bv Prank A. Banks, is
exriected to give Its report on a
survev of water supplies, protec
tion of state water laws, preferen.
Hal use of water and reservation
of upstream and downstream wa
ter. .. .
These Items are among the H
needing to be thrashed out by the
committee before the northwestern
states form a compact on the Co
lumbia watershed.
Truce Talks
On POW Issue
MUNSAN. Korea. (Pi Dead
locked armistice negotiators de
bated the prisoner exchange Issue
in secret for only seven minutes
Wednesday.
A Communist broadcast present
ed a gloomy picture of chances for
early settlement.
Another closed door session Is
scheduled at Panmunjom for 11
a.m. Thursday.
Red China's Peiplng Radio said
'provocations bv the Americans
side outside the Panmunjom con
ference tent have thrown an om
inous shadow over world policy."
rne communist broadcast saia
the "adventurist policy" of mili
tary pressure by American gen
erals shows thev have no sincere
desire for an early peace in Ko
rea.
DIXIE CROSBY ILL
SANTA MONICA, Calif. IJB
Bin Crosby's wife, Dixie, Is re
covering from an abdominal opera
tion. She underwent surgery Tues
day and Is expected to be up and
around next week. .
IHI flllMDIT lUt UNI
04 Klamath Ave. Cheaa 07a
when thev tried to flash-bulb her
with wealthy Howard Lre . . .
Steve Crane, Lana Turner's ex.
will be receiving his lirrdom
within two inonllis as the retult
of a civil divorce suit filed In
Francs bv Marline Carol.
It's type-changing lima for Hol
lywood's glamor babes to put
new alp Into the box-cllice, and the
dye vats are churning to the
tune of "l lll gonna wash thai
color right out of my hair.' '
Yesterday's bruneta are today's
blondea and yestrrdav'a blondest
alar of them all. classic-faced Vara
Ralston, now has tresses of mid
night blue.
But that's only part of Vera'
transformation fur Republic'
"Fair Wind lo Java." It's a aw,
halt-caste role for Ihe atar Willi
a wardrobe ol sarongs, exoiu
Jewelry. dark make-up. a slinky
walk and the character name of
"Kim-Klin."
"I'll never be a blonde again,"
says Vera, who Is beaming:
"People I've worked with for 10
years look at me and sav. 'Ooth,
you have blue eyes.' You know
something I was born with blue
eyes."
Halite MacDanlel. ailing for al
most a year. Is telling friends she
expects to be up and about this
fall and well enough to resume
her radio role of "Beulah." No
TV. though . . . The word la out
that David Nlven, Diana Lvnn and
Scott Brady, who head the
cast of "The Moon Is Blue" at
La Jolla, will also be the alars
of the movie version . . . Current
gag: Warner Bros.' new slogan
will be: "Combining good fires
with good picture making."
Tamba. the chlmn. has been
signed for three more "Jungle
Jim" films with Johiuir Weiss,
muller. Like other temperamental
stars, the chimp's conlrsct speci
fies third billing after Johnny and
his feminine co-star.
There's
no mistaking Spike
Jones'
new Cad In traffic. It s
Fire Threatens
Grants Pass
GRANTS PASS LP A spectac
ular brush fire threatened a num
ber of homes on the outskirts of
Grants Pass Tuesday night before
being put out. Damage was minor.
A boat and a car on the pro
perty of George Baker were
burned. Alter that the fire swept
up a hill where It burned In full
view of most of the city for about
an hour and a half.
The homes surroundM by fire
were protected by lawns.
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There have been no further re-
ruuclllallou talks between Mnua
Freeman and I'al Nernev since she
ahruntlv withdrew hrr divorce
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Paula Hlnue and Mlka Hluan are
si III snubbing movie tillers lor
their Broadway lilt. '"nip Ba
nana." Thrv may lilm Ihe show
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west coast next summer. Phil ml
vera li- been set lor the national
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