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Music from 10:00 'til 1:00
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Alaska Search
ANCHORAGE, Alaska tfl Pi
lots brought back more negative
rfDortu Thursday from the con
tinuing aerial search for a missing
Air Force Flying Boxcar ana iu
20 passengers
Twelve search planes took off de
spite a heavy fog which the pilots
said "socked in" everything but
the lowlands.
The C-119 transport disappeared
Saturday on a flight from Elmen-
dori Air Force Base nere to no
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HERALD
ItNDtKNfcSS OF FIGHTING MEN. With pain contorting hit
face, Marine Sgt.. W. E. Marsh it carried tenderly down the
incline of Pinpoint Ridge to aid ttation for medical aid. Marsh
was hit by sniper's bullet while manning a machine gun in for
ward observation post. Man at right with arm under Marsh
is Navy hospitalman James A. (Doc I Miller of Enfield, III.
Marsh's Marine buddies are unidentified.
Community Colleges Urged
PORTLAND un A college pres-
Idint urged Oregon counties ThUrs-
aay to Degin considering a man
that could solve problems of on
anticipated boom to college enron
mem by 1960.
The Dlan is for community cot
leges, Dr. Morgan S. Odell, presi
dent of Lewis and Clark College,
told the 4Hh annual convention of
the Association of Oregon Counties.
The crop ot war baDies win ue-
Leper Gets
Prison Term
parvtlt.e. La. Lfl A 35-year-
old male victim of Hansen's Dis
ease (leprosy I was sentences yes
terday to Inrec jeara
mM fnr mansiauemer in inc
fatal stabbing of a woman patient
in her private room.
Sidney J. Oallardo entered a
plea of gulltv before V. S. Dis
trict Judge Herbert Christenberry
The hearing was held in an audi
torium at the U. S. Public Health
Service Hospital where both were
patients.
Gallardo and Candelaria Her
nandez, 38, were found in the wo
man's private room Aug. 30 suf
fering with stab wounds.
Federal authorities did not dis
close any details of the slaying
. th time.
Gallardo's sentence poses a prob
lem for federal authorities. Han
Disease natients are pro
hibited by federal law from leav
ing the hospital area.
The institution is the only hos
pital for treatment of leprosy in
the United States.
A small Jail cell is located on
the hospital grounds. It was built
in 1921 when a Negro was sen
tenced to 10 years Imprisonment
in the slaying of another .patient.
The Hernandez slaying was the
second in the hospital's history.
The Negro served nine of his
10 years before dying of the dis
ease. Carvtlle ts located In an Iso
lated section of Louisiana on the
Mississippi River about 20 miles
south of Baton Rouge, the capital
city.
About 400 patients are In the
hospital, which was opened by the
state in 1894 and taken over by
the federal government in 1921.
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Pine St.
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AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS.
gin reaching the colleges in 1960,
aud enrollment will increase 75 to
100 per cent or from 19.000 at
present to 40.000 students he said.
Community colleges, authorized
by the state and already tried at
bend and Klamath Falls, could
help carry the load, he said.
He also said he favored making
Portland State College a four-year,
til about I960,
til about -196.
The association decided to ask
the Legislature for laws safeguard
ing the counties' authority to regu
late traffic and prevent damage on
county roads.
The group also proposed to make
permanent the Good Roads Alll.
ance. an organization that opposed
some trucking firms on tax meas
ures in the recent election.
The convention closes Friday af
ter election of officers.
Byrnes Vetoes
Federal Job
COLUMBIA. S. C. lPi Gov.
James F. Byrnes of South Caro
lina says he would "under no cir
cumstances accept any appoint
ment" in the federal government.
Byrnes made the statement to
a news conference yesterday In
answer to reports he might get a
cabinet post under Republican
President - elect Elsenhower
Byrnes, a Democrat, was n Elsen
hower supporter during the presi
dential campaign.
The governor said he had not
been asked by Gen. Elsenhower to
accept any cabinet appointment.
He told the conference be planned
to finish his four-year term as
governor in accordance with a
promise mde to the people of
South Carolina when he was elec
ted. I
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Rosemary Cfooney Draws
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I nosemary
Cluoncy is getting what Hollywood
culls, "llie A treatment.'.'
The A treatment can be associ
ated with brass bauds and red
carpets. It is the care tlint is
haiuleif out when a studio uncovers
i ihikkK that might turn into a
gold mine.
Fnmmount has high Wipes (or
Clooney, Thus you are seomit lier
pert luce on covers of numerous
national mnguilue. She Is netting
a publicity blast in all media pos
sible. The directors of her llr.sl two
McKay To Keepl
Hand in State
WASHINGTON W When Gov.
DourIus McKay goes to Washing
ton, D. C, to become secretary of
the Interior lie still will have much
to do with Oregon.
The Interior Department, which
he will head, includes n number
of agencies important in Oregon
dally ll(c.
There ts the giant Bonneville Ad
ministration and Uir Bureau uf
Laud Munugement, which admin
isters the OA.-C land forests In West
em Oregon and much grazing land
in Eastern Oregon.
In that department also aro the
Fish and Wildlife Service, Ihe
Geological Survey, the Nntloiml
Pnrk Service, the Bureau of Mines,
the Bureau of Indian Affairs and
Oie Office of Territories.
The department employes about
65,000 persons. Recently It has
spent more than halt a billion dol
lars annually.
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pictures proclaim that she la Iheln pictures, you know, but you're
closest thing to Carole Lombard 'wV" looking Into the camera
since that vivacious actress left
the Hollywood scene.
Clooney has been established In
the lum-y dressing room onto
queened over by I'aulette Clotl
tliiid, Scripts Hint were once tai
lored to lietty llutlim's mi'iisure-
mcnis tun now being made t III
Clooney. 1 laving won preview audi
ences In "The Slurs Are Slnglnn,"
she is currently headlining with
Hob Hope. Ai'lciie Diihl and Tony
Miutln in "Here Uomo the Cllrla,"
But the blonde whirlwind from
Muysvllle, Ky., seems as Ihoimh
sh.i hns chnnged little (rnm the
days when she was sinning with
ony rastor s band, nne is. sure ot
hersoll, but not cocky. She has not
been overulamorlcetl by Molly-
wood. She Is no raving beauty,
but she has a wholesome, Inquisi
tive tace that Is morn Interesllnit
titan flock o( glamor girls. ,
As I hustled to keep up with
her, I asked if she lound movies
more dlllicult than . television.
"Oh, movies. are a cinch," she
replied. "The only thing that might
be limit about movies In to keep
from looking at the camera.
You're not supposed to do that
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ut'ltlng mixed up. Lois of ilinc
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went along."
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to announce that this theatre
will participate in the gala ,
WORLD PREMIERE '
showing of M-G-M's new and dis
tinguished TECHNICOLOR production
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THE SCREEN'S BIGGEST ADVENTURE!
and it gives us special pleasure
that wc can present this event
on the perfect holiday occasion
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THANKSGIVING DAY!
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I asked If there were aiiytiiinv
dlllicult a1""'1 "ikhi movies.
"Ves, Ihe thini'lng. 1 hala Is
dance. I don't even llko to tin ball
tooui dancing, much less anything
luncy.
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