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Nixon Tour
Said Success
By RUTH KING
Mrs. Marshall Cornelt, National
Republican Commltteewoman lrom
Oregon, returning here today lrom
Portland, said "That no one who
heard Senator Richard Nixon, Re
publican vice-presidential candi
date speak on his campaign swing
through Oregon, could possibly
aouDi tne senator s nonesty, integ
rity and forthrightness- in the
present controversy over the dis
closure of the nominee's 18,000
political expense fund."
Nixon's audiences responded
with loud "Nos" when he posed
the question, "Would you rather
I travled at the expense of the
taxpayers when I returned home
to carry the story of my fight
against Communism to my con
slitutents." Mrs. Cornett termed the attack
by the Democratic party "a blow
below the belt" and staled she is
giving her wholehearted support to
the vice presidential candidate.
Senator Nixon drew a large, en
thusiastic audience at Portland,
Mrs. Cornett stated. From there
he flew home to California to state
the facts of the expense fund over
a national hookup.
Mrs. Cornett met the campaign
train at Montague, Calif., Joining
other Republican dignitaries for
the trip to Portland.
The train was also Joined by
Congressional candidate Sam Coon
and Mrs. Coon, campaigning here
this week, Mrs. Geneva Duncan,
vice chairman of the Klamath
County Republican Central Com
mittee, Mrs. Nadine Colvin, com
mittee secretary, George Proc
tor, Roy Murphy, Mrs. Eva Cook,
and Bob Elllngson, of the Young
Republicans group.
Nixon-Type
Funds Mulled
WASHINGTON WI Attorney
General James P. McGranery was
reported Tuesday to have ordered
a study of the whole question of
the legality of supplemental lunds
received by public officials.
The survey, obviously, was
prompted by the current furore
over the disclosure that 118.235 has
been made available to Sen. Rich
ard Nixon of California supporters,
for use as a special expense fund
while serving in the Senate. ,
The Justice Department does
not admit this. In fact, It is ans
wering every question concerning
the survey with a "no comment."
However, the situation appears
to shape up like this:
No. investigation of the Nixon
fund, a3 such, is being made. But
Justice Department aides have be
gun a general examination of the
statutes relating to expense ac
counts or other supplemental funds
received by officials to determine
Just how far public officials might
go in this field without transgres
sing the U. S. criminal code.
The public discussion on the
Nixon fund has brought public
statements from other members
of Congress concerning the prac
tice of supplementing congressional
salaries and allowances from
sonrces other than the government.
Some said It was necessary lor
non-wealthy members of the House
and Senate to obtain outside In
come by practicing law, making
speeches for pay. writing articles
for a fee. or putting members of
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ARRESTED Newspaper
executiv William Gregory
Dreyer, 33, Pocatello, Idaho,
hidei hit face following his
arrest in Reno, Nev. by the
FBI on charges of robbing a
Blackfoot, Idaho, bank of
$8,300 Sept. 15. Tha FBI said
Dreyer, known in Pocatello as
William Karkov, admitted the
theft, blaming it on gambling.
Ha was gamblinq at Lake
Tahoa when apprehended.
Anita Weber
in Princess
Anita Weber, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Weber of Malin.
Saturday night was elected Malin
representative in the Klamath Ba
sin Potato Festival queen contest.
The Queen's Ball, at which time
the festival royalty will be named,
is slated for Saturday, Oct. 4, in
Merrill.
In the Malin elimination contest,
Miss Weber beat out Joanne Park
er, 15, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
C. F. Snow.
War Brides
Yisit Home
SOUTHHAMPTON. Eng. iPi Half
a hundred Enelish girls who mar
r.eu American soldiers landed
from the liner Queen Elizabeth
Tuesday with 60 children for. a
visit to their homeland.
For most of them it was their
first triD to Britain since they went
to live in America, and Mrs. Enid
Connelly. 26. of Ft. Worth. Tex.,
seemed to sum un the general
opinion when she told newsmen:
"I love life in America and
would not want to come back lo
England permanently."
Mrs. Connelly, who has been Iri
America since 1948. brought along
her two-year-old daughter Sharon
Ann.
Mrs. Nan Rasmussen, a GI
bride from Silverton. Ore., said she
planned to spend two months with
her parents In Dundee. Scotland.
She was accompanied by her son.
Stewart, 4.
"I have missed mv parents very
much and it is wonderful coming
back." she said. "But I shouldn't
want to stay for good either."
AFL Seamen
Win Raise
SAN FRANCISCO tffl The AFL
Sailors Union of the Pacific Mon
day announced ratification of a
new wage agreement with Pacific
Coast steam lumber schooner oper
ators. Harry tundebere. SUP chief,
said the contract, which runs until
Oct. 1, 1953, calls for a five per
cent wage increase, overtime pay
for Saturday. Sunday and holiday
work at sea and other fringe bene
fits. Chamoun Named
Lebanon Prexy
BEIRUT, Lebanon W Parlia
m e n t overwhelmingly elected
former foreign minister Camllle
Chamoun President of Lebanon
Tuesday. He succeeds veteran in
dependent fighter Bechara El
Houry, who resigned last week.
Chamoun, 51, was the candidate
of the opposition Socialist National
Front which spearheaded the country-wide
reform drive that forced
El Khoury from the office he had
held since the French relinquished
control of the country in 1943.
INDO-CIIINA AIRPORT
KIENAN, Indo-Chlna MV-A new
airfield is being built in Noith
eastern Indo-China, not far Jrom
the port of Haiphong through
which comes much of the U.S. war
aid for the French forces. The end
of the year should see it com
pleted. It will be the first airfield
in Indo-Chlna capable of handling
any jet-propelled aircraft. Already,
broad runways stretching nearly
l'2 miles have been finished and
hundreds of Vietnamese coolies are
hard at work to finish the Job.
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Studios Fight
HOLLYWOOD (NEAJ Behind
(he ncieeii: The studios are t-ciam.
bllllg for the rights lo Ttllle Lewis'
Hie story, she's the ex-Bionklyn
grocery clerk who pailayed a pear
shaped Italian tomato Into a 3-niillion-per-year
canning Industry
in the San Joaquin Valley. The
yarn is titled, "Tillle ol Hie Val
ley." There's an eye-brow-lilllng Intro
duction lor movie querns when
Ihey see Bette Davis In hrr new
flicker, "The Star." It readv.
"This is Hie story of the last six
days In the lite of a movie star
and the fust few hours of her
existence as a woman."
Jack Palunce, who plays Joan
Crawford's murderous nu.-band ui
"Sudani Vtt," has his eyes on a
dilterent kind of lethal role "The
Jack Denipsey Story."
Raoul Ortega, handsome Vene.
iiielnn oil baton, is making Ev
elyn Keys' lite exciting in London.
Plans are sieuming for Glenn
Ford lo co-star with Jenniter Jones
in Tennessee Williams' "Summer
and Smoke."
Down Catullna way as reported
by A lun Wilson:
First flshciuian: "Catch any
thing?" Second fisherman: "Yes. But
how do you fry a c limine! swim,
mer?"
The completed scilpt of "The
Empty Rooe," the siory of the
strange disappearance 21 years ago
of Justice Crater, Is making tuu
studio rounds. Clark Gable is An
thorfss Irene Wright's No. 1 choice
lor the role.
Terry Moore, free of her Colum
bia Contract, is turning down all
long-term studio oilers. She won
her role with Fredric March In
Fox's "The Man On a Tightrope"
on the strength of her emoting In
Hal Wallls' "Come Back, Little
Sheba." Watch this lass go loom.
HOUSE HUNTING
NEW YORK (jPi A French mem
ber of the United Nations staff
stationed in Africa saw an adver
tisement of a new air-conditioned
luxury apartment house m New
York. Writing to Sol Atlas, Ihe
builder, from Asmara, Eritrea, the
U.N, oificial said he expected to
bring his family to New York by
way of Japan. Rent schedules and
brochures were mailed to Tokyo,
lrom where the apartment was
leased through negotiations half
way around the world.
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for Rigits To
lug In the star heavens.
Anli cooler's next film will be
"Sprar In Hie Sand," (he timy o(
a man marooned on a Facade Is
land, Kay Francis is primping for a
film comeback. She's been (loin
IV and India in New York.
Mllly Vltnle, the European beau
ty who co-stars Willi Kirk LHiuglna
ill Stanley Kramer's "The jug.
glrr," Is having Hollywood dales,
but her niuma goes along.
Debra Paget, who didn't like It
alien Gene lieinry was announced
as (lie star of Kox'a "Kvaitgrllue,"
111 si slated lor Debi a, likes it even
if.vs now. Muilssa t'avan. Pier An
gelt's twin Mslor, is being lumoied
tor I no tolo Drbia wants so much.
Bobby Van, MOM'S new dunclng
star, utiri Diane Uarrell, are mut
ing about a printed report tliat
there are parental objections, uu
bobby's slur, lo what looks like
a trip lo the altar. Diane has the
full approval ol Bobby's laimly.
Short, sltoil story:
Veronica Lake stepped out of her
limousine at the spotlighted movie
premiere, tripped and lell flat on
her lace.
The handsome Air Force lieulen.
ant who was her escort for the
evening as a publicity .stunt for
the movie, "I Wanted Wings', Just
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Cannery Queen's Story
stood there and laughed and there
was the iltckena lo pay at head
quarters next day.
That was yrai'a ago but in Air
Four colonel reincmbrird Hie III
eidenl when Aliumil Mist I'lasa
William 11. Walleck n( I he Nmton
Air Base was voted "The Most
Typical Bachelor In the U.S. Air
Force." Leaving the base lo f
corl gorgeous C'oleen liray to the
Lake Arrowhead premiere of "Just
lor You." Wallrok wan Mopped by
Ihe colonel, who said:
"Now remember If the lady
tails down, don't Just stand their
and laugh. Help her to her feci
pronto,"
"Yes, sir," snapped All man First
Claia Walleck.
Bui not until he reads this will
Airman Walleck know (hat the
onrl was the lieutenant of years
ago who Just stood there anil
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Mary Astor'a ex-lmbby. Manuel
Del Compel, la now working aa a
film editor at Warner Bros. , , ,
Rosemary DeCamp Is willing a
niitiiuiiil magailiia article on Hie
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