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Xmas Spirit
DALLAS. Ore. Iti Dallas will
have its Christmas tree as usual.
despite the request to hold down
on power use in the Pacific North
west.
Firemen made it possible, book
lng up their gasoline-powered gen
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ROSE QUEEN. Leah Feland
(above), 17-year-old student
at John Muir College, Pasa
dena, Calif., has been named
Queen of the 1 953 Tourna.
ment of Roses. The brown,
eyed miss will reign over the
colorful rose parade on New
Year's Day and then be a
guest of honor at the Rose
Bowl game between USC and
Wisconsin. She was selected
from 2,500 Pasadena coeds.
Morse Says
Misunderstood
ASHLAND tin Sen Woyne
Morse described hlmsell here Wed
nesday as a misunderstood Ideal'
1st. -smeared Oy sucn pressure
and sellisn interest groups as me
U. S. Chamber of Commerce and
the National Association of Manu
facturers."
Morse, who bolted the Republi
can Party at the last election, ad
dressed about 400 at Southern Ore-
son College on his speaking tour
of the stale.
He complimented the work of
Charles A. Sprague, Salem pub
lisher and alternate delegate to
the United Nations, and predicted
a century of economic revolution.
'It is up to us to carry our form
of economic capitalism to all the
backward areas of the world, ' be
said.
Morse said that World War HI
was not inevitable, but that "we
can't win the peace with a war.
We have got into a hysterical point
of view and have allowed Soviet
Russia to steal the peace issue
with Us phony peace proposals."
he added.
The Oregon senator, who now
calls himself an Independent, an
swered questions alter the talk.
Oregon Nickel
Plant Looms
WASHINGTON im The go- ;m
ment gave further encouragement
Wednesday to the Hanna Coal and
Ore Corp., which has proposed
tentatively a terro-nlckel plant in
Douglas Countv, Ore.
The Defense Production Adminis
tration authorised a rapid lax
write-off for the plant, which has
been proposed as a 22 million dol
lar development. The DPA said 70
per cent of that could be .written
off for tax purposes.
The Hanna company, which has
headquarters in Cleveland, has
conducted exploratory work at
Nickel Mountain In Douglas Coun
ty. 8urveys Indicate there is a
large deposit of low-grade nickel
there.
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Maiure Signs
Whopping $5,
Br ROR THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD lf Victor Mature
has Just signed new three-year
conusct with, 3om century fox,
wliUli will hand lum $9,000 a Week
and whopping yearly bonuses.
That is news in these times,
when studios are dropping high'
salaried stars wherever possible
How does Mature do Itf
"Thev couldn't afford to let me
go." he answered. "It's purely a
matter of economics."
Does this sound like the sell
selling Mature o( old? All. but
something new has been added. In
the postwar years, Vic hns given
up his old hobby of making pub
licity and hns ' settled down to
merely making money. And that,
he explained, Is why his studio
lined his opllon at a handsome
hike In salary,
"The loanouts are what did It."
he said. "Every time my option
comes up, the money boys take a
look at my salary and say, 'This
ooy nas got to go.' But then thev
start going over the books and they
see what kind o monev I have
brought in on lonnouts. Then they
realise they can't get rid of me.
Tie stockholders would scream If
they fired me.
"By the time the fees are added
up, the studio Is acluallv paving
me about 1.000 a week. They
wouldn't fire any star who was
getting only that much."
The situation IS different with
other, less marketable stars.' When
their salaries start pushing up to
$3,000 and $3300, the studios start
looking for ways to get out. The
stars are either dropped outright or
signed to one or two pictures
niiiiuniiy.
The bosses figure It Isn't worth
keeping most high-priced stars on
a year-round salary. Thev can save
money by letting the players go
and hiring them back at flat fees.
Gilchrist High
News
By DICK AKNIS
"Love Is in the Air," the all
school play directed by Anne Dole
tal. was presented the evening of
Dec. 10, In the high school gym.
The critics who attended the dress
rehearsal congratulated the stu
dents on their handling of lines and
stage business.
Report cards for the second
six weeks' grading period will be
handed out Friday. Vern Rochek.
principal, reports some improve
ment In grades this period, but
warns that some students mav
expect disappointments and adds
mat ne hopes all students will
make an effort to improve their
scholastic standing.
A large number of student
celebrated Thanksgiving vacation
by going skating on the mill pond,
which was most enjoyable while
it lasted. With the advent of
snow, however, the sport has been
put aside and ski enthusiasts are
preparing their slats for the anti
cipated deep snow.
One of the GHS studenUi.-Bobby
Thomas, has been released from
we nend hospital alter a stay of
more than three months. Bobby
was severly burned Aug. I. but is
recovering satisfactorily. All the
students are glad he has been al
lowed to come home where they
may visit him more frequently.
Several high school students and
faculty memoers are practicing for
the Christmas Csntata. the Star of
Bethlehem, which will be sung at
the Gilchrist Methodist Church the'
evening of Dec. 14. Mrs. Hamilton,
the director, reports that the can
tata Is advancing steadily and will
be ready on the planned date.
Judith Wyse Is the accompamst.
Students who live out of town,
that group which has to brave
cold buses morning and night,
are happy that the Gilchrist Clean
ing Shop has reopened. Many of
the students find it convenient to
leave or pick up cleaning and take
it borne on the bus.
Miss Houston, homemaklng
teacher, reports that the fresh
men girls are completing their
foods unit this week with the plan
ning, cooking, serving and eating
of a luncheon or supper. No long
er will the delicious aromas from
room 4 tantalise the hungry mem
bers of the last hour classea in
the afternoon.
Plane Crashes;
Pilot Escapes
CORVALLIS ijfl A plane struck
power lines and then fell Into the
Willamette River near here Wed
nesday, but the pilot escaped al
most unhurt.
John Prior, Albany, Ore., said he
did not see the power lines, strung
across the river on 90-foot poles.
His Cub plane splashed Into the
Willamette, but ne managed lo
scramble ashore before the plane
sank.
power service was knocked out
15 minutes.
The Rudget Bundle service at
Men's Hand Laundry at res . you
lime, and money!
Still time for
NEW SITTING
for Christmas Dallvary
ITIILLER
BRUlTlBRUGH
STUDIO
Miller's Downstair
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AMERICAN CHINESE
at Hitir 'I
ft,. 44te ft Otim T Take
.- Bin I. U! Mr.
Contract For
000 Per Week
But Mature has been working at
other atudlos as nnirh as he hns at
his home Int. He has been himllrd
lo Paramount, HKO. MUM and
presently l)-I, where he's making
"Prince of Bagdad.''
"And there ale a lot of olhrr
loanouls Uist Fox has turned
down," he added. '
Why Is he so popular with other
studios? For once he turned mod
est and couldn't answer, tWIiutl
Mature modest?)
Rut t think i can supply the an
swer. He Is a big. serviceable aclor
who can perform in any kind of
fllmWfit.n i.,.l-.l.
comedies or adventure epics, AIo!
no in nut uniiiiril U.V Ule met UlSl
he starred In the Industry's No. 2
moneymaker, "Samson and Deli
lah." Maflira ! tL'Mll Ah 1.1a .. ...
becoming a relnll tycoon. He hns :
sponsored the opening of a TV I
store, a furniture store and two
antlllanr nlnra, tj-.
planning two more, since he has
- .....mi itKmu iui uie uoiinr. i
asked why he signed again with
rox. H could go Independent and ;
pocket the money his studio makes
on his loanouts.
"Oh hn " h pnniiiiAntaJ n,.. '
enn make the money; lf5 all right
me. mcse are times wnen it
DaV In haV hl.v atlirlln In Innlr
sfter you. It's much safer that
TB Hospital
Gets Library
The Eastern Oregon Tubercu
losis Hospital at The Dalles will
receive a library of 100 books as
a gift from Alpha XI Delta Na
tional Fraternity for college wom
en. Dr. James M. Odell. Superin
tendent and Medical Director, will
accept the library for the hospital
at a formal presentation to be
held at the Portland Art Museum,
Sunday afternoon. Dec. 14.
Known as the Grace Ferris Li
brary it is presented annually in
memory of Grace Ferris, a lorm
er member, whose valiant light
against tuberculosis Inspired Alpha
XI Delta to set up this memorisl.
While 111 with this disease It was
Grace Ferris who Instigated the
Idea of her sorority adopting as
one of Its philanthropic projects,
aid to TB patients In sanatorlums
by increasing their reading facili
ties. A library goes to a different
state each year with Oregon being
the 13th state so elected by the
national council. A choice of the
hospital to be the recipient and
the details of the presentation are
placed In the hands of local
members. Mrs. A. V. McVey.
Klamath Falls represented this
area on statewide selection com
mittee. Mrs. Philip Semler. Portland, la
chairman of the book aelectlon
committee, assisted by Eleanor
Stephens, Salem, Oregon Stale
Librarian, and Mrs. Karl E.
Einarson. a member of the hospi
tal ataff. Patients at the hospital
Indicated their desires and sug
gestions were also received by
townspeople in The Dalles.
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