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Dixie Crosby
Said Fading
BF.VEBLV HtLLS. Calif. I.fl
Dixie Lee Crosby's life continued
to ebb away Thursday.
Trie 40-year-oitl wile or singer
Bintr Crasbv remained tn a coma
and her physician held little hope
lor her survival.
At her bedside were Blng and
their four sons. Dennis and Philip,
1. who flew home from Washing
ton Sate College: Gary, 19. who
came from his studies at Stanford
University, and Lindsay, 13, who
attends scnool nere.
"Dixie's condition Is Just about
the same." said Blng's brother.
Larry. "She Is still in a coma."
She bas been in 111 health for
several years and underwent a
serious abdominal operation last
.lulv. Physicians at that time ad
vised against Bing's plans to call
off a film location trio to France,
saying It would be a had psycho
logies! move.
Because of hit wife's Illness,
Crosby won ; appear on liw Col
umbia Broadcasting System radio
show Thursday.
Judv Garland, who often has ap
peared as Blng's guest star, will
pincb-hlt for him.
Promotion Due
General Dean
WASHINGTON (il MaJ. Gen.
William P. Dean, a prisoner of
the Communists in Korea for more
than two years, has been recom
mended for a promotion.
Armv Secretary Frank Pace Jr.,
announced Wednesday that Dean
was among 34 Army general offic
ers recommended for elevation to
the permanent grade of major gen
eral In the regular Army. Dean's
rank of major general has been a
temporary one.
Dean was captured by the enemy
July 21, 1950, while commanding
the 24th Infantry Division In the
bitter fighting around Taejon, Ko
rea. He has been awarded the Medal
of Honor for his leadership and
gallantry during that time.
ELECTIONS
8AARBRUECKEN. The Saar. (fl
Saar Premier Johannes Hoffman
announced today that elections will
be held In this tiny disputed coal
field territory on Nov. 30.
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MURRAY BRITTON, better
known as Red, is tht Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff,
seeking his first full term In
office. Britton has served by
appointment since January,
and before that was a deputy
under Jack Franey.
Greenbacker
SEATTLE W The nation's first
1953 nominee or president Isnt
even getting on the ballot In his
home state.'
Tile "candidate nobody knows"
Is Frederick C. Prochl. an unas-
sumiiiK Scuttle neighborhood gro
cer and nresidenllHl nominee of the
Greenback party. He hasn't even
asked for a vote.
New Policy
For Services
r a cuivfiTrtM tn The De
fense Department has' Instructed
the combat services to announce
promptly the names of service
a, hurt in accidents
outside military Installations tn the
United stales.
A directive was Issued by De-
fane. CjMtnrV lji'tt fV-t 11 and
made public Wednesday night.
ireseni pracm-e is w wiumvw
liie names of accident victims un
til their next of kin have been
I notified.
Its language falls a little short
of a positive order. In that it stales
that nam nr! ririresxPa of
military personnel Involved In ac
cidents "snoum oe reieasea im
mediately upon Identification.
The usual form of a directive
military order would substitute
snail ' tor snouiu.
Jap Orange
Too Late
vavrntivcn n C. I For
30 years. Japanese horticulturists
hav hn trvlntr tA ffrow an
orange that wilt ripen in time for
the Canadian Thanksgiving traae.
This year they thought they aid
It.
A T,n,n.i. kntlnMimin arrived
here today with 40.000 cases of the
fruit only to find that the Can
adian Thanksgiving was Oct. 13,
almna Mvfn WMki Instead nf two
weeks ahead of the American hol
iday.
Tha hutltiattmln aaH IOmaVutf
in his Tokyo office handed him the
lemon the wrong dare.
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DULLER
BRUMBAUGH
STUDIO
Millar's Downstairs
PHILLIS MAHONEY, Demo
cratic candidate for county
clerk, is a longtime Klamath
County rasident and active
worker in the Domocratic
party organisation, although
seeking her first elective
office. She is tha widow of
the lata Judge Jot Mahoney,
Linkville justice of peace.
Stays Coo
1 h lln. bllAU'n CandU
.WW WVI..I
dates for Uie presidency, the for
mer Aiiniiesoian urn
nomination. Ho was lending quietly
t hl nmr(rl, U'lietl It WBS thrUst
upon him last November,
"It was all a surprise to mc
he observed from behind his coun
ter. "National headquarters Just
wrote me I had been chosen by
referendum. "
He didnt get on tlie ballot In
Washington Slate because the
Greenback party did not hold any
convention.
Proehl said he figures he was
nominated becatu-e of the speeches
... ,,a in . n k a in Minnesota.
where he was a deputy bank ex
aminer Mosi oi ma ir"i -over
the grocery counter now. He
haa i,,ia,itau-r1 nnre on a
national network program and he
will appear tomorrow nigni on
small town radio outside Sealtlo.
Thai's all, and bolh by Invitation.
When he talks Greenback party
doctrine. It portrays bankeia as
the villains in the national act.
They would Issue currency In
stead, which could be reined n
bonds are now out wnnwui impr
est payments.
EDEN PLAN'S
nunnu ijt wirato-n Kecretarv
Anthony Eden told the House of
Commons yesterday he hopes to
go 10 new iora nrfc
the British delegation at the United
Nations.
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FRIDAY,
OCT. 31, 1952
14. Aa. hit ma Ik Caanlf far T.htn
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Hay den Positon Better
After Commie Declaration
$
By noil TIIOMAH
HOLLYWOOD Ml-Wluil happens
lo an actor's career alter he t'n
leases he had been a Comiminl.il?
Home actors have fallen In ob
scurity, othera have mnimiird lo
continue their careers. One of the
taller Is Sterling llaytlen. the tail,
rimgcd cx-scniiinn who IrMIIIrd
last year In Wasiiluuton lliat ie
had been a member of the Commu.
iilst party for slit months In IM.
Haydrn has always been free to
peak his mind, so 1 directed somo
pointed questions at him;
How did the Washington head
lines affect his cureer Immediately
afterward?
"If anything, I was In a belter
positlou Ihnn t was before," he
replied. "Before I had testified,
there was a cloud over my name,
a sort of uncertainly about whether
I was -sale' or not, proaucera were
naturally afraid to cast me. After
ward, everything was out hi the
open.
As to the immediate reaction,
I don't know. Nobody wanted to
hire me, because they didn't know
how public opinion would turn. I
never heard of any producers who
said lliey would not hire me. There
may have been some, but my ageul
didn't tell me of any,"
How did the situation break?
"I went to Y. Frank Freeman
i head of Paramount, where he hnd
previously been under commit)
and told htm I needed a Job.
Alter I left, he culled the talent
department and then culled me. He
said the only part he could oiler me
was as a heavy In an adventure
picture. He said It would be less
money than I had been getting, but
If I wanted the Job, I could have
It. I took it."
Since then he has worked almost
steadily. He has made eight pic
tures in a row, Including "The
Election Weather
May Be Good
WASHINGTON Wl-The Weather
Bureau predicts fair and mild
weather over most of the nation
next Tuesday election day.-
Exceptions, as of now, are show
ery weather with seasonable tem
peratures over the Pacific North
west and In Uie Northeast.
KIIITII 8. GRKEN believes In aerv
Ing the people, not "the gang".
Elect her Secretary of Stale. Pd.
Adv. for Secretary of Slate Com
mittee Rob Holmes, Cbmn. t04
Oeknm Bldg. Portland.
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Blar" with Hello nsvla' and hi
current "Flame of Tlmboilain"
with Ann Biieriunii,
ui.-t ..... II.. ..ae.nnul t-nnptlnn
to Ills confession ol Red member
ship? '
"Willi Iwo exceptions. J have had
no adverie comment made to m
personally, 'tne iwo rsi rimim-
....... la ,f aiiiva t kltavv ill
Rail Pailrn ai,ri wllllltl 1 kUsDOUl Of
till being Commies, .
"I have had no adverse reaction
on Hie tours I have mad all over
Hie country fur Compo tthe film
mnusiiy a puunu minimis ih",
paltm. As a matter of fact, I found
1 1, a I fiannla ueitMI-allV Wrtfe III1H'
ware of the Issue of communism
in Hollywood.
ntir II nniM mi Hllrlllir a forum
some of us were allriiulng at a
drama festival In Rochester, N Y.
AMERICAN CHINESE
'at at thili still
n. 4t Fsr Oralis Te last Out
Ban B. Lee, Mgr.
; maybe f J means...
1 Free Dinner
L but for sure p0 means
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KIEP THIS DAT!
Hoineniin asked about communism
In Hollywood and we liad previous
ly agreed Unit I would answer audi I
a question If It rams up, 1 talked
for 10 or IS minutes on tha subjert
and got a nit hand when 1 sat
down."
Tele-fun
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first Ufa I",., Always keep your
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avoid tlie niiuutnca
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