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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954
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Josslin Raps
GOP Spending
"Excessive campaimi expend!'
ture by Republican candidates is
seriously undermining popular gov
ernment in Oregon," Les Josslin,
Portland attorney mentioned as a
possible candidate for Governor,
declared at a dinner held In his
honor nt Klamath Falls Tuesday
night. In the 1052 campaign in
Oregon, Republicans spent 14 times'
as much as Democrats a sharp
mcrease in the average ot to 1
for the Republicans in the six pre
vious national elections, stated Jos
slin.
'Television will substantially in
crease campaign costs," Josslin
said, pointing out that in a re
cent campaign In California one
candidate paid $10,000 for half an
hour on a television circuit.
"The people are best served
when both sides of every public
question and the records of each
candidate are adequately and equal
ly presented, but when the re
quired finances are given to one
side only, the people lack, the in
formation necessary to a correct
decision. Should access to wealth
be made the chief, if not sole re
quirement for election to high
Pudiic cince
"The time will come when the
voters of Oregon in their wisdom
will correct this situation by vot
ing against the lavish spenders,
who by their huge expenditures,
are attempting to put public office
on the auction block," he conclud
ed. Former Star's
Damage Suit Out
DENVER m-K mlUlon -dollar
damage suit bv former shim mv
dancer Gilda Gray, in which she
charged Columbia Pictures Corp.
embarrassed her by using her ca
reer as basis for the Rita Hay
worth film "Gilda," was dismissed
In u. S. District Court yesterday.
The dismissal, "with Dreiudlce."
climaxed a five-year legal fight
started In April 1949 by Miss Gray,
then living at Larkspur, Colo. Her
suit followed by three years Co
lumbia's release of "Gilda," in
which Miss Hayworth appeared
frequently on the dance floor dnlnir
what Miss Gray charged was an
Imitation of the shimmy she origi
nated. Miss Grav now is stavine with
friends in Colorado Springs.
Attorneys did not state the rea
son for the dismissal, agreed to
by both- sides. The "with preju
dice" part means Miss Grav can
never sue Columbia again on the
same basis.
Such a dismissal almost always
means the parties have settled out
of court, a court attache said.
pore pits
VATICAN CITY ifi The Vat
ican aunin Wednesday reported
Improvement In the condition of
Pope Pius XII. confined to his
apartment for the. past 20 davs
with a serious stomach aliment.
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COMING TO ATTEND the district No. 4 conference of the
American Legion auxiliary, February 13 are (left) Mrs.
MrreM Erickson. Estacada, department president and
Mrs. Mae E. Whitcomb, Portland, department secretary.
Elk Hunter
Feared tost
WALLA WALLA 11 Klooii.
hounds, a shcrifi's poa-sa and main
mule sled dogs becan a s.-arch
eaily Wednesday for a Pullman
elk hunter feared lost in the Blue
Mountains east of here.
Walla Walla Countv Htmriff .7
R. Cummins organised the search
luesaay alter receiving a report
uiav ine man nan laued to return
lo Ills camn 12 miles ea.it of her
Monday night.
Thejiian was identilied from pa
pers found in his automobile as
Milton L. Stewart, He had been
camped on the ranch of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bates at Blue Creek
since the start of the special Mill
Creek elk hunt Jan. 31.
Stewart's home is Pullman,
Wash.
Mrs. Bates said Stewart left
camp each morning and returned
at night. Monday night he failed
to return and a search of his tent
revealed he had taken no bedding
or extra food with him.
His rifle was the only article
missing.
The Wagon Wheelers, a mounted
sheriff's posse, started the search
in coordination with two teams of
Alaskan sled dogs. The owner of
one team also will have with him
two bloodhounds.
t e n r c h headquarters are at
Stewart's camp. B e 1 o w-freezina
wcatner nas prevailed, in ine area
the past several days.
Sacred Heart
Notebook
By MAUREEN RAJCHEL
Trojans traveled to Henley Fri
day night lor a non-league game
which ended in a debate. As the
final buzzer rang, the official
.scoreboard read 46-45 in favor of
Bacred Heart, and the Academy
scorebook agreed, but Henley's ol
flcial scorebook read 45-5S for Hen-
ley. Tile mistake was not dlscnv.
cred until the fans had left and the
players were dressed. Since the
game was non-league and would
not be counted for either school,
the debate was not carried any
lurther although it miirht ho set.
tied later, if necessary. Henley Hor-
iicis nia win me opener 41-40.
Sacred Heart Troiane niau.H
host to St. Mary's Crusaders from
Medford in a non-league game Sun
day. The Academv helri iho,r
-Hsu uiiougn me game but St.
,n.m.vs puuea mrougn and won,
Crusaders also won the Junior var.
sity game.
The games were follmioH h .
dinner in the parish hall served by
the Mothers' Club and furnished by
the student body. Students went
to ine gym alter dinner for
a dance In honor nt nt .t..
Students hope that the Crusaders
went home with a lot of good mem
ories as well as two wins.
Plans are now underuav tu.
oi uamonc Book Week
win uiciuoe a display of Cath-
one books and oerinrtimic ,-
dltorlum. Purchase nf nen, i t.
lor both elementaryary and high
4ir ' "ulries win ne made then,
The annual Curtis Miniin. .k
scription drive, under fh
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v o.uii ui me unimes stall, Is being
,c iHbb 01 j-cDruarv.
oncrea Heart closes the basket
ball season with their last lentm
game against Chiloouin Fririnv
night and a non-leamm era rra with
Klamath Union Wildcats Saturday
nlciit. Both games will be played
on the opponents' floors.
Searchers Find
Crashed Plane
ANCHORAGE, Alaska Ml A
ground parly radioed Tuesday
from the site of a plane crash th.'t
claimed three and rxisslblv 10
lives there appear to be bodies
Inside the wrecked air force c7
transport.
Search and rescue planes cir
cling over the wilderness area
some leo miles north of here re
ported the ground crew requested
additional equipment.
The crew remained overnight at
the scene and planned to continue
Its Investigations Wednesday, the
Air Force said.
Sixteen were aboard the plane
when It left Elmendorf Air Force
Base here last Friday on a flight
to I.add Air Force Base near
Fairbanks. The plane crashed, ap
parently alter an unexplained ex
plosion, near Curry.
Six parachuted 'to saletT. three
are Known dead and seven are
listed as musing
Seven planes from Elmendorl
searched In the crash area with. '
ouv success Tuesday for possible
HuuitiuiiHi survivors.
The Air Force said Uiree bodies
found In the immediate ir.n n, th
crash would be flown to Curry
ncuncsuay, weatner permitting.
FORGER
NUERNBERG, Germany I
A destitute German musician was
given a two-month suspended Jail
sentence Wednesday lor forging
Gen. Douglas MscArlhur's name
10 a $1,000 cheek. H I. r..nr. 1
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Klamath To Host
Legion Auxiliary
Klamath Falls will be host, Sat
urday, February 13 to the district
No. 4 conference of the American
Legion Auxiliary,
Present for the sessions will be
Mrs. Forrest Erickson, Estacada,
department president; Mrs. Mae
E. Whitcomb, Portland, depart
ment secretary and Mrs. Guy Wil
cox, department vice president.
There will be a no-host banquet
with members of Legion Post, No.
S at 6:30 p.m. at the Wlllard Ho
tel. Following the banquet the auxil
iary will hold a business meeting
hi the regular auxUiary meeting
room in the Veteran's Memorial
Hall, 4th and Klamath Ave. A
social hour will foUow the busi
ness meeting.
' Auxiliary members from Merrill,
Malin, Lakevlew, Bly and the lo
cal unit, Ho. 8 will attend the con
ference. Kills Girl Friend
For Face Slapping
NEW YORK Wl A Chinese res
taurant worker who killed his girl
friend last October and then cut
up her body has been given a pris
on sentence of from T.i to 20 years
for manslaughter.
' James Lew, 34, had pleaded
guilty to the charge last December,
Police said Lew stabbed the
white woman who used the name
Kay Gibson but was known as
Florence Pearl Gibbon in her
home town of Worcester, Mass.
after she slapped his face in an
argument over another man.
UDe
Lumber Bids
, WASHINGTON Wl The For
eign Operations Administration,
reversing au earlier policy, uas
decided against permitting Canad
ian mills to bid on 10 million
hoard feet of timber the United
Suites plans lo send to Formosa,
Rei. Mack (R-Wash) said Tues
day. Mack said FOA director Harold
Starsen has advised him the agen
cy has occldcd lumber trades
specified in the original bid were"
too high and new specifications on
lower grades are being prepared.
He estimated purchase price of
the lumber would be around one
million dollars.
Mack's statement said only
American firms will be permitted I
to submit bids when the new calls
goej out. i - .
FOA's original decision to per
Democrats Hope
For New Gains
SEATTLE Iff! The chairman
of the Democratic National Com-
mr.tee says his party anticipates
congressional gains in Washington
and other Pacific Northwest states
in the 1854 elections.
Stephen A. Mitchell here for a
one-day conference of party lead
ers, told Interviewers Tuesday lie
believes this will come about be
cause the voting public agrees with
the Democratic Party's hydroelec
tric power policies stressing ma
jor development by the federal
government.
Mitchell charged that Republi
can leaders are unfamiliar with
the "geography and problems of
the Northwest," and declared:
"It. appears as though we must
start our fight for full utilization
of Western resources all over
again. We are ready for that bat.
tie."
Hans Norland Auto
627 tm fit.
Klamath Foils, Ortton
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By Canada Out
mit Canadian mills to bid on the
lumber brought protests from
Washington congressmen. They
said the Formosa order would In
crease employment in U.S. mills
and contended only American in
dustry should be used since the
United States is financing the FOA
program.
. Mack said he believes Washing
ton and Oregon mills ould sup
ply most of the lumber, under the
Do you think the room Is loo
dark to take good snaps of the
children? Next time try
flash I For those shots where
the room Is too dark to get the
picture, regular flash Is swell
but we do always come up
against this remark: "How do
I get a 'Natural' effect In my
flash shots?"
At this point I will bring up
the word, "Bounce!" You are
familiar with the bounce of a
ball or the bounce of an active
boy down the sidewalk. The
same thing happens to light;
the light, when it strikes a
white object, or bounces off
that white wall and diffuses
and softens the light that ex
poses the subject.
For those with adventure in
their blood, this bounce method
will open new horizons In that
natural, "at home" look to
family snaps. Where your
flash is removable from your
camera and the connection Is
715 MAIN ST.,
Ot DjD
Yes, fashion comes
to companion your shorter
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to
with a sophisticated young look,
to importantly a part of
Spring '54.
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through the cord, remove the
cord, remove the flash from
the camera and point the
flash at the celling while you
are taking the picture. The
exposure of your film will be
different and for the average
white celllnged room, if you
open the lens 2 more numbers
or t stops than for normal,
at the. distance you are tak
ing the picture, your efforts
will result in a well exposed
picture. (Example: regular 111
open lens to 16.3)
Next column we will go into
more on flash for cameras
with fixed flash guns. If you
have a question on using flash,
.drop in at 715 Main while you
are shopping in Klamath Falls
or for any question photo
graphically, call Dal, 8322 at
Standard Optical. I'm here to
help you with photography!
Remember, the projection room
is for your use any time, drop
in. By for now ....
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