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Cattle Bring
Record Price
PETERBROUGH, N. H. A
single herd of 136 head of regis
tered Guernsey cattle recently sold
for over half a million dollars, ac
cording to The American Guern
sey Cattle Club.
The record-breaking sale, which
grossed $503,650, was the Fair
lawn Dispersal Sale at Port Ches
ter, New York. Some 1,000 persons,
representing over 20 states, saw
the Guernsey herd of S. L. Katz
sold for an average price per head
of over $3,100.
A. M. Sonnabend of MIlUs, Mas
sachusetts was top buyer, as he
personally purchased 57 head for
$331,000.
Mr. Sonnabend bought the top-
priced cow In the sale for $20,000.
She was Pine Manor Courtesy, a
10-year-old cow which has twice
classified Excellent, "courtesy."
well-known brood matron, is the
daughter of Pine Manor Crown
Jewel, another famous dam. and
has a son, Garaenvllle Rose King,
which recently sold for $50,000.
The top bull, also purchased by
Sonnabend for $16,000. wus Fair
lawn H. Eastern King, a proved
sire who has 14 tested daughters
producing over 700 pounds of fat.
In addition, "King" has sired eight
proven sons. His sire was Green
Meadow Hornet, who has 61 tested
daughters and 33 proven sons.
This was a record-breaking sole
tor the Guernsey breed, regarding
both gross and average for over
100 head.
Los Angeles Area
Lobbying Claimed
WASHINGTON Wl A House
"Jbcornmittce charstd Tuesdav
Ihot millions ot dollars of federal
housinp; funds In Los Angeles have
been poured Into political and lob
bying; activities "tn braien disre
gard ol federal criminal statutes."
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Department of Justice tnvestljfa
tion. It asked prosecution. It war
ranted, of "apparent violations of
both th rnmmt nrBtiA.. .
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the Hatch act," barring federal
employes from soliciting political
funds.
The subcommittee recommended
'that anDroDrlnt rimini.tHii.
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action nm nrnmnl u
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nection with the involvement of
top housing authority officials in
lobbying and political activities."
It asked for "nnrtlrtilariu 1.1...
scrutiny" oi Washington policy,
making officials of the Public
Housing Administration."
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
J..
BRUNO MARCHESE, ion of
Mr. and Mn. AHilio Mar
chats, a recent graduate of
San Joie State College,' hat
been called to active duty
with the air force ai second
lieutenant, assigned to Parks
Air Force Base, Calif.: pre
paratory to duty in the Far
East. While attending San
Jose State College he at
tained the rank iof Cadet
Maior in ROTC. He received
his commission at the June
12 graduation ceremony and
was graduated with great
distinction and departmental
honors in accounting. -
Man Knifed
SEATTLE Ifl ' A Portland man
was stabbed fatally early Tuesday
alter a Deer-arinkinp; reunion ol
employes of- a sprinkllnir system
firm, and a KennewicK man was
held without charge In the case.
The stabbing victim was George
oeianaa, si, oi f ortiana.
The man being held in the coun
ty jail for further questioning is
Bert E. Carpenter, 44, of Kenne-
wick. Both worked for the same
automatic sprinkler company.
County Detectives Jack Appel
and Dan Evens said Carpenter ad
mitted the stabbing and said it oc
curred in a scuffle after "Celanda
threatened to knock my block off"
after an argument.
The two men had worked togeth
er previously on jobs for the firm.
neianda nati arrived in toe city
with three co-workers only a few
hours earlier to work on a Boeing
field hangar installation. Carpen
ter was a member of a group al
ready on the job.
xnn stanoing, witn a pocsei
knife, occurred In an apartment
after closing of the tavern in which
the men had been drinking beer.
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Star System Failing Apart:
Betty Orabie Dropped Off
' By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD W The growing
peril to Hollywood's star system
was dramatized today with the
news that 20th Century-Fox had
parted with its biggest money,
maker, Betty Orabie.
The star and studio reached an
"amicable" ending of her contract,
which would have expired in Sep
tember, 1954. During her 13-year
reign as queen of the lot, she had
earned millions for herself and the
company in glossy musicals. She
became the No. 1 box-office draw
in wartime and has .remained
among the top 10 longer than any
otoer female star.
At 36, her glamor gams are still
holding their own with the newer
names. Then why would 20th Cen
tury-Pox grant her wish lor free,
dom?
One of the principal reasons Is
that the film studios can no longer
support tne expensive star lists oi
the past. With picture making
divorced from theater operation by
government order, the studios
have to show a profit or else. That
meant cutting down the overhead
costs that the theaters could once
absorb.
. Miss ' Crable was earning an
estimated $5,000 a week plus big
bonuses at the end of each picture.
Studios now figure they can avoid
such year-around expenses and
merely hire talent by the picture.
The 3-D revolution has caused
fewer pictures to be made, re
quiring fewer actors.
Tills points to the decline of the
star system. The studios are letting
many of their established stars go
ana buuaing few new ones.
Miss Grable's relations with her
studio began to worsen two years
ago. one sat out a years' suspension
after turning down "The Girl Next
Door."- she declared she was
"physically and mentally exhaust
ed alter 18 months of steady work."
Alter returning for a film, she
was again suspended for refusing
-pickup on South Street." She
explained: "It was a starkly real
istic picture done in black and
white. I think it would have been
dangerous for me to do." ;
She gained her third suspension
for refusing a Columbia loanout.
Her reason: The studio couldn't
assure her who the co-star would
be.
The gorgeous blonde from St.
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