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Clothes Theft
Reported Here
Dr. F. T. Rucker, Sherwood, Ore.
staying at the Stevens Hotel, re
ported to City Police shortly after
midnight that a quantity of cloth
ing had been stolen from his room,
apparently while he was down
stairs in the lobby.
Re said the loss included a black
zipper handbag containing shirts
and other items of clothlrur. a Ma
sonic ring. Shrine tie clasfl and
a razor, plus a grey wool sun wiu
two pairs of pants and an extra
pair of grey slacks.
Another theft of clothing had been
reported earlier in the evening.
Frank Bechtel, 1203 Carlyle, re
ported his car prowled while it was
parked back of the Town Club,
and a pair of grey-blue slacks tak
en. Sanity Test
For Murderer
WATER VILLE. Wash, ifi Su
perior Judge Robert T. Hunter
Tuesday ordered a sanity exam
ination for Matthias V. Swearson,
27-year-old Chief Joseph Dam con
struction worker charged with
slaying his wife and four children.
The order was Issued as Swear
son, who has admitted the slayinps
at his Bridgeport home early Sun
day, was brought up for arraign
ment on five counts of first degree
murder. i
Judge Hunter ordered the car
penter taken to the Eastern Wash
ington Hospital at Medical Lake
for examination by psychiatrists.
Swearson told Bridgeport Police
Chief Lyie Prothero after his ar
rest Sunday he shot and stabbed
his wife and children because
"God told me to."
Prison Editor
Takes Trip
WALLA WALLA IB The
editor of the state penitentiary pub
lication Outlook was on the pris
on's "wanted" list Wednesday.
I Gene Kensler, the editor, snd a
photographer went outside the
walls Tuesday to do a story on the
nearby state game farm.
Prison officials said Kensler evi
dently gave himself a roving as
signment ana "just, sept going."
Kensler was serving a term for
a grand larceny conviction at Ta
coma. He was due to be released
in December.
Reverend To
Enter Radio
TACOMA OB The Rev. Loyal
Vlckers, executive secretary of the
Tacoma Council of Churches, re
signed Tuesday to become a radio
station manager in Oregon.
He said the resignation would be
effective Sept. 1 but gave no other
details.
Rev. Vlckers came here nine
years ago from Oregon. He figured
in several recent Tacoma vice
cleanup campaigns. , '
Former Klamath
Resident Passes ;
' Death came to Mrs. Joe (Clara)
Wetzel, 73, in- Ashland yesterday,
it was learned today by friends of
the ex-Klamath Tails resident.
A resident of Klamath Falls prior
to 1928, Mrs. Wetzel made her home
in Ashland the past year. She died
In the hospital there after a long
illness.
She was a native of Iowa.
Besides her widower, survivors
include two sisters, Ida Bailey of
Iowa and Josephine Wldner of
Medford.
Pearl Funeral Home is In charge
of arrangements 10:30 a.m. Thurs
day in Ashland.
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HASTY EXIT Stock-car driver Jim Mcrrcll leaps clear
of his careening auto as it rolls over during a race in At
lanta, Ga. Merrell's car was rolled when he was struck
from the rear while trying to avoid another auto stalled
on the track.
Young Keiih Andes Says
He's Not Glamour Type
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD (NEA Close-
and Longshots: "Clash by Night"
sent Keith Andes zooming Into the
feminine (lurry league, but the ex-
Broadway "Kiss Me Kate" singer
isn't taking the bows as another
classic-featured Robert Taylor or
Tyrone Power.
Says Keith: "mat's not me on
the screen. It's another guy. My
real name Is John, not Keith, so
I can be objective about Keith.
I m unlv. Mv nose is too Dig. They
can't get a decent still photograph
of me. But that a Keitn."
Claire Bloom. Charlie Chaplin's
leading lady in "Limelight." has
aireaoy couquerea uie jinx mat
follows Chaplin's discoveries. She
will be starred in "innocents in
Paris" for a British company.
aniw In ITmrlanrf Irvine, in nhtnln
movie rights to Bernard Shaw's
Don Juan in rteu ' wnicn ne win
film when finis is written to his
BSnl np,m, C3iiartt' rwnrrf.
I breaking stage tour. It means an
open iignt wiui oaonei rascai.
wno curncrcu tiie uivio waiasi
for Shaw's plays a decade ago.
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feminine swim suits: "They're like
a crime with no clue. . A fellow
just doesn't know where to look
first." , . i ,
stress elen O'Connell will be free
rn uri-H Anriv Mrintvre. ex-hubby
of Marilyn Maxwell. 1.
Jennifer Jones decided that one
of her costumes wasn't right on
the "Rnby Gentry" set and temper
blazed. The dress was altered v
Jennifer's specifications.
Ethel Waters, who once said she
wouldn't let Hollywood film her life
story, has changed her mind. She
will sell ner autooiograpny. nis
Eye Is on the Sparrow, if she
given the right to approve , the
screenplay.
The villain of Cesar Romero's
Scotland Yard Inspector' IS a
movie producer who shoots it out
with Cesar in the final sequence.
But it s a big switch." Romero s
grinning. "In this case the actor
shoots the producer."
Producer John Houseman Is pre
dicting Lana Turner will be In the
Oscar race for her emoting in
Tribute to a Badman" . . . Diana
Lynn wears wbat's supposed to be
Scott Brady's dressing robe for a
scene in "The Moon Is Blue." But
the robe, four sizes too large, was
especially designed for Diana I
. "The Sheltering sky," Paul
Bowles' 1952 best-seller and a
snooker, win be made into a movie ,
bv Robert Siodmak, who's Just tak
en an option-. . ...
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The All-Star Revue Is PaRlng
Harold Lloyd and Maurice Cheva
lier for next season's lineup of
stars.
Barbara Hale's fans won't rec
ognize - her in "Seminole." The
movie sweet girl wears lowcut
dresses throughout the footage and
keeps reminding onlookers of
Paulette Goddard In "The Uncon
quered." Constance Smilh is saying "non
sense" to the rumor that there's
more to her separation Irom Bryan
Forbes than the expanse of land
and sea between Hollywood and
London,
Stephen Longstreet's new novel
about Hollywood. "The Beach
House." is a runaway best
seller In movletown now that It's
being whispered that the leading
characters are a real movie cou
ple. Joan Fontaine's too busy to write
letters from Spain, where she's
making "Decameron Nights," but
Collier Young hears from her. In
case sister Olivia de Haviuand
wants to check, I mean.
The censors finally approved
"Hellaate Prison" as a film title
with the stipulation that it must
be all one word. Never divided
as "Hell Gate."
Sidelight oii the casting of Eng
land's distinguished . stags star,
John Glclgud as Casslus In
MGM's "Julius Caesar," Is that
Glclgud vowed back In 1940 that
he would never make anotner
movie. Writing of his camera ex
periences in his autblography.
"Early Stages." the famous Shake
spearean actor said:
"I suffered acute embarrassment
I thought I should really be sick.
I loathed being patted, slapped,
curiea ana paimea.
Grorse Raft's fans can start
cringing. In "I'll Get You" his lead
ing ladv is a military intelligence
operator, an expert at Judo, who
liirows nim to uic iiuur uio iuii
time they meet.
Singer Rodd White swears that
when he took out a certain well-
traveled movie starlot, he got stuck
with the tab for her mink coat
rental. .
Body Found In
Flaming House
ALBANY. Ore. Wl The body
of James Hlllls Hanscom, 49. was
found Tuesday on a flaming daven
port In his home at Crabtrce, nine
miles east of here.
Whether he died from burns or
a ' heart attack could not be
learned. Deputy Coroner Walter
Kropp reported.
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Newbry and Pearson
Ore. State Finance Department
By PAI L V. HARVKV JR.
SAI.KM ) Secretary of State
Earl T.' Newbry and Stale Treas
urer Waller J. Pearson will renew
llielr all-out assault on the new
Slate Department nf f'hltnue and
Adniinlauaiion when the legisla
ture meets next January,
They argued long and loud In the
1951 nosalon asaliwt creallnn the
deparUnent, which was recom
mended by Uie "Llllle Hoover"
Commla-iion to reorganize the state
government. But the House voted
S9 lo 1 lor Uie department, and
Uie Benate approved It 24 to .
Newbry and Pearson, as mem
bers of the Slate Board of Con
trol and Slate Printing Board, lost
Quake Caused
Car Shortage
syn-rf A Mil las I a I IV-W
California ealhquake was biumed
Tuesday for a shortage of railway
ireigiu cara lor ampuicm ui uir
gun products, particularly lumber.
V r iltrhtriir traffic mmiil.
Iter lor Uie West Coast Lumber
men s Association, sam tne snurt-
. ..a. ..a a a,rlll,Al nrf Ullt III alllWal
had been made to the Delense
Transportation Aamimstraiioii aim
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion for relief.
Batchelder said the quake closed
the Southern Pacific Railroad line
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south of Bakersfleld. Calif. As a
result traillo nns been snu-ea to
the railroad's coast line, causing a
lam, Batchelder said.
This has brought about a short
age of box cara for lumber ship
ments which Is expected to reach
(0 per cent.
The ICC and DTA has been
i . Mina mn.a nmtv rars
over northern railroad lines In the
aaa.al-.u ha, ,.H lift S I'M
planned to'meet Tuesday with the
Oregon public utiutics cuniima
sioner in Salem.
A Southern Pacific spokesman
said It probably would be two
weeks before the Tehachapl tunnel,
closed by the quake, la repaired.
USS Gives
Dividend
vsdv iss 1tnltH Rial
Steel Corp. declared the usual
luarteriy oiviaena m ww
i . V. .n..in.nn aincb TueS-
n.iaiS uii Mia v- -
day, and postponed Its report on
financial operauuus
quarter because of the disruptive
elfect of the steel strike.
The dividend was made payable
Sept. 10 to shareholders of record
Directors declared the quarterly
ji..iJaKJ t II 1ft ariaTM An thA
preferred mock payable Aug. 30 to
f -TT '
Record Salmon
Catch Revealed
VANCOUVER. B. C::utl A
record catch f 200.000 sockeye
salmon was taken from the Fraser
River Monday, the International
Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commis
sion reported Tuesday. -
The fish weighed about seven
pounds each and were worth more
than $360,000 to the fishermen.
Fisheries Commission Dlrcelor
Lloyd Royal said the run was ono
of the largest reported since 1013.
Overhaul Motor
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WHIRIVIR TOILETRIES
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CURRIN'S for
9th and Main
some of their powers when I lie do.
pai lmrnt waa created. The depart
ment, under Gov. Douglas McKay,
now does all alale purchasing and
printing. These (unction had been
under the Hoard of Control and
riming Hoard.
The stakes will be higher during
the next Legislature, when Newbry
and Pearson will be threatened
wilh having their dutlea pruned
down even more.
The "Little Hoover" Commission
also recommended thai another
new department be established
and placed under the governor, II
would be called the Stale Depart
ment of Revenue.
The Department of Revenue
would take over the Motor Vehicle
Division of Newbry's office, 'nils
would leave his department only a
mere shadow of Ita present self.
About all It would have led would
be the elections, auditing and traf
fic safety division.
Tills proposed department from
Pearson a office. It would lake
over the collection duties of the
Tax Commission and the public
utilities commissioner, plus all the
licensing duties of the many little
boards and commissions.
SO. as well as Iryinu to abolish
the Department of f inance and
Administration, Newbry and Pear
son also will have to battle hard
to stop the proposed Department
of Revenue.
Olcott Money
To Charities
PORTLAND W Civic and
charitable Institutions are lo re
ceive a total of about fM.000 from
the estate of Ben W. Olrntt, for
mer Oregon governor who died
July 21 at the age of 79.
His will, filed In probate court
Tuesday, lists the value of the es
tate at approximately $100,000. Two
sons. Richard and Gordon, both nf
Portland, are to receive $11,000
each. George, another son, at Ya
quina Ray. la lo receive the bal
ance of the estate after Uie be
quests have been distributed.
Erik Bakke, housekeeper tor
the Olcott family for a number of
years, Is .to receive $10,000 and her
granddaughter, $3,0Q0.
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
JAKARTA. Indonesia W The
biggest fire to hit Indonesia's capi
tal burned out half a square mile
of slums Monday. One child waa
killed and 10.000 persons were leu
homeless. Loss was estimated at
one million U.8. dollars.
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Attack
Hie Legislative Interim Commit
tee on Highways has entered 111
fight! too, favoring a new depart'
mem similar to tho proposed Rev
enue Department,
Holli Nowbiy and Pearson con.
lend that Ilia Department of fin
ance and Administration coats Ilia
slate more than when purchasing
was done by (lie Board of Control.
Harry Dorinan, director of the
department, sayf he will prove lo
the legislature that ha la aavlng
the state $61X1,000 a year In pur
chasing This saving, he aaya, la
accomplished by strict compellllv
bidding.
Dorman also aaya Ihff alrlngent
controls hi, department haa over
budgets uf auto departments will
result In further savings.
Dorinan doesn't have any con.
trol however, over the budgets ef
Newbry and Pearson, 'llielr de
partments are exempted by the
late constitution.
Pearson haa said he thinks Dor
inan haa done a good Job, but Pear,
son doesn't believe In the depart
ment. But with Newbry, who doesn't be
lleve III the department either It
Is more persunal. He haa haan
openly critical nf ihe way Dorman
has run his department.
Oov. Douglas McKay, Dormant
boss, says Durman has done a
coinprleiil Job. and the governor
barks him fully.
Pearson, a Democrat, Is a noml
nee for hia former Job In Ihe stale
senate. If he a elected, he will
argue on Ihe Senate floor In an ef
fort to convince the Legislature II
waa wrong In setting up Dorman's
department.
Dorman aays he can eave the
stale more money If the Legisla
ture will let him build a combina
tion tarrase and warehouse. This,
he says, would prevent the private
use of state-owned automobiles,
and give him a place lo store sup-
filles so the stale could buy in
arger quantities.
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