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Q1A fnnnrocc First SeSSiOH
Makes Record Aforopnatior Cut
WASHINGTON W-The expiring
first session ot the 83rd Congress
appropriated 13 billion dollars less
than the new money requested W
former President Truman in Jan
uary a record cut.
In its drive to bring new gov
ernnwnt obllgaUonal authority
.. ipvpIs. Con
closer to i (01lr billion
greS8 trimmed about "ir
dollars ir"dirElsenliower.
Truman requests P'e"3t Bad.
Ants For 'Naked Jungle'
Found DifficultTo Locate
get
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD UV-Stars in your
eyes
Today we take a trip to 'The
Naked Jungle," which is not to be
confused with "The Naked City,"
or "The Naked Spur." This partic
ular Jungle is naked on account o:
some ants.
The Paramount picture is based
on the famous story. "Leiningen
... tk. Ante ' ahnne a plantation
owner in the tropics who Is at
tacked by soldier ants. These ants
munch everything in sight, and you
can see how it would get to be a
problem.
The movie makers also nave
Droblem: photographing anis.
"We had trouble finding any ams
In -llfnrnla that COUld double for
the tropical ants," reports Director
Byron Haskin. "somier sun
over an inch long1, the biggest we
could get were wood ants, aooui
three-quarter incnes. dui juu p-v
"CARNIVAL IN SPANGLELAND" where a lovely ballerina
and clowns with enormous heads cavort merrily. This is a gala
fantasy directed by Barbette in the fifth annual Klamath Falls
Shrine Club-Pollack Bros. Circus, to be presented Monday and
Tuesday, Aug. 1 0-1 1 at the fairgrounds. Both afternoon and
evening shows will be given. Starting time tor matinees wi
2:15 for night performances, 8:15.
be
Doukhbors
On Rampage
Girl Protests
Clothes Shredded
City Council Rejects
Shirrlessness Ban
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. Wl
Shirtless males may still enter
hotels and restaurants in this
fashionable desert resort if its
OK with the management.
The . city council, on objection
of its only woman member, her
self a hotel operator, yesterday
tabled a proposed ordinance to bar
unshlrted men from local eating
places. The ordinance said nothing
about women in sun suits.
bunch of them In
to snoo; " j- ,,-U4 h
US They don't like ue
r seven thousand
that wore.
they disappear
iir fnnnd SIX Or
. 1 .... trollou
ants in ' .,,lf.r George
nretty well," , . .
Pal out "a"",., to set the
crew to Central America to get
real thing. Our scouts
"'. ?-.i, in Panama.'
s " .. . .ts
llam Comm. - ,
moves to ien
situation:
Jife and I lust Rot,sel''
crmnvwood
1 n Vnar Ttch.
SPweytvrtoV.Partmens,
olus a house in Michigan.
P Meanwhile. Heston. who ust got
back from Peru, is leaving after the
picture for Bermuda, where he 11
plav in Macbeth." . .
P we let Heston get back to his
chess moves and we call on Elca-
anomtT nut
domestic snua
nor Parser,
hop n
2ne niou , . R. -
but she is getting no "
is divorcing Bert Priedlob after
seven years of marriage and three
children. Hollywood thought it was
all verv sudden.
It Just seems sudden to those
who haven't known about the stt
....;.. wieanor. "I've never
believed in spilling out my prob
lems People have enough prob
lems' of their own without listening
to other people s,
a inr modern times. It (
kllllnn. th. ri
feeds oy uc ; -'i
f,e .roal set last January l
House appi "t, a
nv....an ntlterl uongicas for new I
pproprlatlons of $6,338 OOO.Oofj h, I
$57,029,000,000. I
Both amounts "f, '-'u "II
more than seven billion, in pt,.
mancnt appropriations such u
L,ct. nn the national debt, over 1
which Congress haa little or no ear, I
control.
decided that the fed.
eral government must get along
nn slightly over 63 billions In ntv
money during the preaent llsca
yeFo'r the first time in years. ther
was little disagreement between
the Senate and the House i over ho
much should be provided. . This
war the Senate added less th
Se bUlion to woumi b.
the House, ana utui,i, wi
ference was wiped out when un
two chambers compromised.
Only two of the annual mony
bills haven't cleared through Con
gress. And they are expected, to
get final approval today
Two Girls Killed
Mountain-Climbing '
ESTF.S PARK, Colo. iTt-Tnt
girl mountain climbers, both la
their teens, died instantly In sepa.
rate falls in Rocky Mountain Na
tional Park yesteraay.
First to fall to her death wu
Kathryn Rees, 15, of Cheyenne,
Wyo.
The other girl, Sandra Miller,
17, of Park Ridge, 111., died while
rushing to summon help for the
Rees girl. She had covered some
distance down the mountain, the
Little Matterhorn.
Apparently each girl fell about
50 feet, J. Barton Herschletr,
chief park ranger, said.
The girls were in a party of u
accompanied by two camp coutt
cilors on a hike when the trage
dies occurred. .
DALLAS WT A girl appeared
before Justice of the Peace Bill
nichhiiro- vesterdav dracglng 15
NELSON, B. C, UPl-One woman dresses 2 coatSi 4 of shoes,
several hats, and an uncounted
number of night garments, stock
ings and gloves all In shreds.
.mple reason said the boy who
came along. He didn't want nis
girl friend to have dates with
other men so he put his pocket
knife to work on her wardrobe
while she was downtown He's in
was badly burned and several oth
er persons had narrow escapes yes
terday when fanatic Doukhobers
xet fire t 10 homes In the west
Kootenays, In Eastern British Co.
lumbia.
si homes were destroyed In a
on block, area at Krestova, unoffi-
rial canital of the Radical Sons of county Jail now pending hearing
' 1 n nnnn.
m.. r.i Pnval Canad an v"
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Mounted Police said the fires left
nearly 30 persons homeless. At
Krestova neaps or sinouiuenug
and burning ruins marked the 300-
foot-square block In the morning.
More than 70 homes have been
destroyed by fire tills year in the
troubled area, about 300 miles east
of Vancouver.
de-
held
Flattering, lightweight and clanv
orous for summer evenings when
a soft breeze stirs on lawn, terrace
or garden. It's made, gossamer
like, of two layers of knot-slltch
crochet in ditfrient colors scarlet
and navy as ours is. in pale grey
and lurquoi.se, in white and luch
aia, in gold and amber any two
colors to produce the reversible ef
fect! One of the very new, larger
shawls, it -nrnsures 2' yards on
the straight of the triangle. 38 in
ches down center back. It's a beau
ty! Send twenty-five cents for the
triangular ki. t-titch reversible
shawl i Pattern No nn complete
crocheting Instructions, your name,
address, pattern number to Carol
Curtis In care of the Herald and
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: Station, New York 10. N. Y.
Patterns ready to fill orders im
mediately. For special handling of
order via-first class mail include
i an extra five cents per pattern.
Skirt-Length
Lineup Listed
pabis un Another vote for the
..nnservntlve skirt length came
fr. a surnrls Ins quarter iaas
night when Paris' youngest
signer, Hubert ae uivencny,
his hemlines down
wi nnentnir the last of the sea
son's big-name showings left styl
ist Christian Dior an aione in
plumping for skirls short enough
to show milady's calf. On this No.
1 fashion issue of the season, the
major Parisian dress houses lined
up this way:
Shortest Dior.
Not. so short Path, Lanvtn Des-
coe nnrl Rouff.
iinrhmiued Balmain, Balencia-
ga. Helm, Grlffe, Patou and Olv-
enchy.
Oivcnchy gave his collection a
Par Eastern tone, using Indian
nurt rhlnese nrlnls. padded and
ouilted sheathi and Jackets, curly-
tocrl shoes, and tiny Tibetlan caps.
He also changed his style com-
nir-irlv irnm last season, abandon
ing the prettiness and charm -of
Its first creations In favor of chic
ncss and sophistication.
Tho tlnv mannequins who wore
his last season fairy-like gowns
were gone and in their place
strode bli strapping Rlrls in new
wiric-sliouldered. hignwaistca, oig-
hlrmrrt stvles
him suits have the narrowest
nosslblc skirts and a favorite Olv-
enchy dress for next fall and win-in,-
u liinrk wool sheath with a
souared-out neckline and medium
shoulder straps
LAST TIME; TODAY!
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AMERICAN CHINESE
'oexh at their best!
Ph. 4 Far Orders T Take Out
Ben B. Lee, Mar.
Pneumonia Ends
Man -Not Dope,
Mercury. Sulphur
BAYRF.UTH, Oermany Lf The
it Helnrlch Kolb. 61, quaffed
breakfast coffee loaded with mer
curv from an old thermometer, a
hi-mimr of sulphur and a dose of
knockout droDS.
nut when he died, nudical au
thorities said what carried him off
was pneumonia.
A German court today sentenced
2-year old widow Inge Kolb to six
years Imprisonment for attempted
murder. It found her guilty of feed
ing Hemrich the potent breakfast
blast.
The coffee? It caused Helnrlch
acute discomfort, doctors said, but
that was all.
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