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    HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY, AUGUST B. 1052
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Lewis Wants
Contracts
POTTS VILLE. Pi. If) John
L. Lewis 13 seeking a watte in
crease lor nis 100,000 anthracite
miners and 4o0,000 soft coal dig
gers. He didn't sajr bow much be
wanted.
The United Mine Workers union
chieftain, it was reDorted Mondav.
has notified the anthracite Indus
try tnat uie nresent contract
unaer mi aays notice eliecuve Aug,
win expire oept. Jlf. -
Previously, on July 23. he had
advised the Bituminous Coal Op
erators Association that the soft
coal pact would terminate Sept. 33.
Barring new contracts. It is be
lieved certain the miners menv
bers of the independent union
would strike lor Lewis always has
isisted no contract, no work-1
Air Force Plans
Portland Center
WASHINGTON Wl The Air
Force plans to open a new air
reserve district headauarters in
Portland, Ore., about Nov. 1, the
ofiice of Rep. Angell (R-Ore) was
advised Monday,
James T. Hill Jr., assistant Air
Force secretary, said the new
headquarters will consist of ap
proximately 115 persons. It is
being set up to administer reserve
personnel in the Portland area.
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HER MOTHER'S VOICE Mother's bedtime stories put five-vear-old
Cathy Sleel to sleep in her Chicaio apartment each night
thoiuh mother, actress Pamela Brllton. is far away, giving with
another kind of story lo "Guys and Dolls" audiences at the lame
time. Secret of it all Is Cathy's tape-recorder seen beside her bed.
Prisoners' "Pruno" Said
Oregon's Penal Problem
.SALEM UV -Oregon State Pen
itentiary convicts who make
"pruno" that elusive, illegal alco
holic beverage, would have a hard
time Riving anyone a recipe, lor
they seldom make it the same way
twice.
Two times within the last two
weeks, and many times in the past,
convict activities Involving
"pruno" have made the headlmes.
Two weeks ago, two prison
trusties under the Influence of
"pruno'' escaped, stole a truck,
took a wild ride and were captured
bv a group of irate Salem citliens
her the truck had stalled on a
Salem front lawn. La.t Wednesday
a guard was stabbed by another
prunMirunk convict.
The key ingredient lo this havoc
nraducin? drink Is sugar, which
combined with practically any
fruit, vegetable or even garoage
will produce "pruno," given
enough time to ferment.
And it is not easy to keep
sugar from the prisoners, Deputy
Prison Warden Lawrence u urien
explains.
"The prison cannery where sugar
is stored cannot be guarded well
enough ith the present staff," he
says. Prisoners unload the sugar
from freight cars, handle it tn the
prison kitchens and use It In the
mess nans, ana at any one wi miww
places a little of it can disappear
Fruit Juices, which are a part
of prison fare, are used frequently
to make pruno, out even u uicy
were eliminated, 'fclrnast any form
Money Asked
For Schools
ASHLAND HI The State Board
of Higher Education Building Com
mittee revised lis six-year Dunning
program estimate upward at a
meeting here Monday.
The committee boosted the figure
for building at the Oregon institu
tions of higher learning for the
three bienniums from saj.aM.uuii to
(21.S26.000. because of rising costs.
Estimates about 10 per cent
higher were made for projects
scheduled in the next Diennium at
the University of Oregon, These In.
elude the new journalism building,
the school of dentistry and the
swimming pool.
. The committee also recommend
ed spending $100,000 at Oregon
State College for a new campus
street program, for remodeling? the
gymnasium and other work. Dr.
A. L. Strand, OSC president, out
lined the street plan.
The committee approved spend
ing 20,0O0 to acquire property ad
joining Oregon State's Gill Stadium
for parking.
The board meets nere juesaay.
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of food taken from the mess hall
or garbage from the kitchen can,
and has, been substituted.
One glance around the prison
yard is enough to convince the ob
server that hiding the stuff Is no
problem, -me penitentiary Is In tbe
midst of a construction program.
and Dunning materials are scat
tered about the new ceil block and
other projects offering a variety of
hiding places for the bottles and
cans in which pruno is, aged.
Convicts have even oeen known
to mix it and carry It around In
old shoes.
Deputy O Brlen reports that ef
forts to stamp out "pruno" produc
tion are handicapped by lack of
adequate prison facilities and cus
todial neip.
Locking up supplier doesn't al
ways help, he says. "With so many
prolesslonal lock breakers, you
would have to have a guard for
every lock."
Each prison seems to have Its
own little problem, veteran prison
administrator O'Brien says. "Fol-
som has its gambling. San Quenttn
has Its hl-Jacking of lood from the
commissary. Alcalrax has periodic
violent eruptions, otner prisons
have race riots or food riots. Ore
gon has pruno."
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HOLLYWOOD iNICAl flxclll
.lively Yours; Marilyn Momue's
pals are whimpering that Joe Dl
Mnitglu has ali uck out as her heart
imripl. Hut Ihote mule calendars
of Mnrllvu are atlll baiting I.OOO aa
a collectur'a linn with Hie current
pi Ico $1.
The calendar, by Hie way. has
been eliminated now la 1ul Mart
hn. Everybody knows what day It
Is.
The blonde atar'a latest lllm,
"Nlngara." debuts anon and Di
rector Henry Hathaway. Is taking
bows for Koine terrific shot at
Nlagnra Palls. Dui he's wulllna;
"Willi Marilyn In the pit-lure
who's going lo look at the falls?"
The late Fanny Brier's crack
about EMhrr Williams "Wet she's
a star drv she Isn't" pops no In
Esther's latest, "Million Dollar
Mermaid." Kscept now It's said
Kimball Wants
More Carriers
t.OS ANOn.ES Seeretarv
of Ihe Navy Kimball said Monday
that Ihe Navv should have under
construction Ihree or four super
alrcralt carriers like the Forres
tal. which Is now in the weya.
Klmbiill was addressing Ihe Na
tional Encampment of the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars.
"By a very narrow margin, the
Congress granted us authority and
money to construct a second For
restal class carrier just a month
ago," Kimball said.
He continued: "Two of these ehlpa
are not enough, we are going to
ask Congress for more of them.
"We hope they see It our way.
I think we ought to have at leant
three and probably four ol these
carriers under construction at
this very moment."
California Lifts
Tree Import Ban
8ALEM in California has
lifted restrictions on the Importa
tion of Oregon treea and other
nursery slock, the Oregon Depart
ment of Agriculture announced
Saturday.
This eliminated the need for a
special certificate on peach, plum,
apricot and related treea to be
shipped to California. The regula
tion had been Imposed because
California feared an Infestation of
peach root borer.
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strap "Flattys"
about Father's character of An
netta Kellerman.
Oorlmie Calvel Insists she'll go
through with her II million Blun
der ault against 7.sa Za Oahor
when aha completes her rule In
"Powder Rlvor" at Fux. The ault
was sol for filing, then Corlnne
called her attorney and asked hlin
lo delay the action "because I
don't want to be emotionally uiiaet
when I'm working. "
Lusrloua Corlnne and hubbv John
Bromfleld are celrlirating lour
years of marriage and ahe says;
"Even I'm surprised annul find
ing a man who a kept me happv
and under control lor four yoara."
Terry Moore'a ill) for the lend
opposite Frrdrlo March In "Man
on the Tight Koe," which Ella
Kaaan will (Urn In Europe. . . .
Pais expect an engagement Hash
from Olona Grahams and Cv How
ard now that alie'a lllnl lur divorce
from Director Nick Hay.
Don't hold your breath waiting
for Hollywood to buy Uta llagen'a
new Broadway plav, "In Anv
Language." It's about a movie star
who goes In Rome and falls In love
with her Italian director. Ilmmml
There's a shred of a chance that
Keenan and Bets Wvnn will re
concile. She's asked for no prop
erty settlement and he's counting
on her change of heart.
'Die Bngarl babv Is due In four
week. D'ya stippn.-ie Its first words
will he, "Awrlght, Babv, drop d'
gunl"?
James Mason, wllh his while
sports car, rose-eolored sport coat
and large-billed white hat, Is giving
tourists a touch of glamor ? thev
haven't seen In Hollywood since Ihe
good l?l old days.
The Paris grapevine reports that
Clark Gable and Oene Tlemey are
very warm even for August , . ,
TV wrestlers are due for a ribbing
In "firnngle Hold." latest In the
Bowrv Bov films st Monoeram . . .
Former kid star Marria Mse Jones,
quilting her Job In a Hollywood at
torney's office after Ihree vears. Is
denying ahe'a headed for the altar.
She told me: "I need a vacation
and then mavbe I'll try acting
again lo TV."
"King Kong" la a hit again, so
Producer Hal E. Chester's climb
ing aboard the bandwaaon with
"The Monster Beneath the Sea."
It's another helr-rurlrr about an
Ire-age monster who panics New
York.
They've separated Dole Robert
son from his horse at Fox lo
smooch with Beltv arable In "The
Farmer Takes a Wile" and he says
he's reminded of the two kids look-
AFTER THE SHOW TONITE
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Smiths," Wilbur and Tut.
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DiMaggio Qui
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"He tun rule, alinot and lilav a
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lu kissing?!' .
"Unit's the wnv t feel about It,"
Dale InliJ mo. "but I'm nut com
plaining. 'Ilicie plrlurea era won
ilrrlul experience and I'm dulug
Ihe beat 1 ran. I'm no comedian,
I don't sing and I diiu'l dance
but now I'm doing all three,"
MOM's changing Ihe tills nf Lana
Turner's "Tribute tn a Hd Man."
They think Hie public will gel Ihe
Idea lllnl It's a wentrm The "bail
man" is movie piotlucer,
Farley Granger hopes to (void
those nlre-yoitug-mnii roles altar
ihe release nf "Hans Christian An
dersptu" In which he plava a lein
perniuenlul ballet director and hsa
mad love scenes wllh aesy Jean
malrr, ,
Walter O'Krefe about a movie
doll: "All she wants Is a guy ais
lii.M, tin re mul If that Isn't pos
sible, she'll tako one Uuee-lool,
six. "
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