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LOOKING AT AWARDS presented at the Cub Scout Pack No. 4 bW Wl q 4imwr H
February 26 at Mills School cafeteria are, left to right, seated: Robo lfcmvm TkbTWfr
Williams; standing: Clifford Kenyon, .cub master; James Gallagher, Roisf rHtifrlWTWfh ro!l
Joey Emley. '
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By Senators
By EDWIN B.-HAAKI.NSOX
WASHINGTON i Senslors
probinfr hich coffee prices my de-
cide today to order rcw York oily
coffee exchange members to rum
over their lists of traders and spec
ulators.
Chairman Be it 11 tR-Mdi of a
special coffee investigating sub
committee called a closed-door
session to consider ''subpoenas for
bwks and records of some 60 cof
fee brokers.
Gustavo Lobo Jr..' president of
Uk New York Coffee and Sugar
Exchange, recommended that all
members supply trading data to1
the Senate probers on a voluntary
basis.
Bcall said less than 20 ot the
SO key members had done this
"but two brokers told us they
want us to subpoena their rec
ords."
"If we have to do this for two.
then to be fair we should do It
for all of them," he said.
Subpoenas orders backed by
congressional authority presu
mably would give the brokers
some protection against any com
plaints , from customers whose
transactions would be disclosed In
the records.
The Senate inquiry, by a Bank
ing subcommittee, began a month
auo. Since then retail prices, which
had climbed to a dollar a pound
or more, have gone up another S
to 10 cents, ,
The Senate group wants to ex
amine books and .accounts of the
New York exchange to see If ex
cessive speculation has caused any
part of the Increase.
Beall said his group also has
received "reports that a corner ln
coffee may be causing some of the
increase."
This is a trade term used when
a group or individual acquires
enough ot a commodity or futures
contracts to manipulate prices.
Lobo and other officials have
testified that the New York coffee
exchange makes this impossible
through its own regulations.
The senate has passed a bill
that would impose government reg
ulation and supervision of all spec
ulation and Xutures trading in cof
fee by the Commodity Exchange
Authority.
Meanwhile, four U. S. clubwom
), who Inspected Brazil's coffee
situation on a 10-day trip there,
have predicted that eolfee prices
will stay high lor the next few
years; and may climb even higher.
The quartet from the General
Federation of Womens Clubs wero
guests ot the Brazilian Colfce In
stitute during their survey.
And the Foreign Agricultural
Service said yesterday available In-1
formation tends to bear out coffee I
dealers' contention that the supply
Is short In relation to demand. -
However, the service said sizable
unreported stocks of coffee may
be held In the interior of Brazil.
the major producer.
it said current season production
was estimated at 40,300,000 bags
of 133 pounds each, while demand
is expected to be at least up to
last ecason's. 41,300,000 bags.
'Follies' Plans !
ToldAtSOC
ASHLAND The weekend of
April 29, 30 and May 1 has been
set ns the date for this year s
production of the Southern Oregon
college "Faculty Follies." Leon C
Mulling, Assistant Professor of
Speech, announced today.
The production, initiated on uV
SOC campus ln 1948,.has received
wide Interest from students and
townspeople, and capacity au-
dlanccs have attended past per
formances, j
According to the dirccotr. this
vear's production promises to of.
for surprises "never before seen on
the college stage." Although the
actual program is a secret. Mull
ing lurlhcr Inilmated Hint the slina
would consist of comedy, Kong-and-dance
routines, melodrama, and
serious music.
BLOOD DONOR
BALTIMORE I.! Bertie J. Tav-1
lor, 44. was sentenced to one year
In Jail yesterday for beatlne his
33-year-old wife with a brick. I
Police said Taylor sold a pint of
hlr blood and "then went out on
a drunk."
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MATH FALLS. OREGON
Cub Scouts
jHold Dinner
Hold
Cub Scout Pack No. 4
t blue and gold dinner was
annual
held
j February 36 at Mills School cate-
! tern. Den No. 2. under the direction
j of Mrs. Wayne Galloway, den
mother, had charge of planning
i the menu.
! Each den planned and made
I table cecorations and center-
pieces.
: Jack Smith, field executive for
the Boy Scouts, was euest speaker
for the evening and gave a short
th hior r,t rK .,ti
ult on the history of cub scouting.
Tne following a warns were is
sued: bear awards to Robert Hunte
nian, Richard Lehrman" Robert
Paslega. John Rice and Joey Em
Jej; wolf awards to Stanley Her
ninirer, Kenneih Galloway, Kenneih
Ellis, Lester Plowman,
Kenneth
in.w.ri -DrT, iv-
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Asnenoacn, jerry Btaiiord, bod
DUIUCtV ruin
Lion awards to James Gallagher,
iwowv rvenyon. loin wuuams aoaijjff namace.
n""'-"K'". IT -
vett. ' Richard Lehrman. James
Gallagher and Jack Cooley; den
ner stripes to Kenneth Rutherford
awards to Larrv Johnson, Sieve t;
Mason, Jerry Holland and James
Gallagher.
Mrs. Lehrman was presented 8
den mother's pin.
Alturas Woman
Dies At Home '
A LT U R A S Mrs. Catherine
Gysin, 68, died February 21, in her
home in Alturas.
Mrs. Gysin, known as "'Nina" to
her many friends was enjoyed an
evening with her family when she
suddenly-became faint. She died
immediately.
Rosary was held at Kerr Chapel
Tuesday night, with funeral serv
ices Wednesday from the Sacred
Heart Church In Alturas.
Surviving are three sons, Leo and
Walter of Alturas, and Emile who
was visiting here from Oakland:
a daughter, Lauretta, from San
Francisco, and a sister In Portland.
Reds Level Charge
Against America
TOKYO liPl Pciping Radio Sat
urday charged the United States
with attempting to take over
French Interests In Vietnam.
The Communist broadcast quot
ed a Red newspaper in Vietnam.
The Communists said that It was
the American plan to take over
French interest in southeast Asia
and turn them Into war bases.
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Teaching Jobs
Advertised
ALTURAS Modoc County School
trustees nave asked the county of
fice staff to help circulate a de
scription of teacher vacancies, to
teacher training colleges and
placement bureaus throughout the
United States again this year.
Last year the county staff mailed
job descriptions of Modoc County
teaching vacancies along with a
summary of recreational facilities
and other Modoc County assets to
650 colleges and placement bureaus
and to 200 teachers who bad re
quested such Information. In re
sponse to this service school
trustees received over 500 replies
from teachers. More than 20 teach
ers were hired in Modoc County
as a result.
Because of the alarming shortage
of teachers in the United States,
and particularly the anticipated I
shortage in California of over
13.000 teachers each year for the
next five years, many trustees
feel that vacancies should be made
known as early as possible ' this
year.
Phono 8365
Newest Member Of Blonde
Ranks Gives Views On Life
By BOB THOMAS 1
HOLLYWOOD i Note to tha
blondes of America: Althoujh Laua
Turner has left your ranks, Co:
inne Calvet has joined up.
Th talkative French pastry is
a ravishing blonde these days, and
that's not Uv only thing urw in
her life. '
I have also tot nxysell a new
Soviet Army
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General Named New
West Point Head
WASHINGTON Ifl The Armv
said "Saturday Lt. Gen. Blackshear
M. Bryan, commander of the 1st
Corps in Korea, has been named
superintendent of the United States
Military Academy at West Point.
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Corlnnu Is also entering a new
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he first television film, a Screen
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Theater. When I found her on the
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She explained that all the
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doesn't think a movie career .sujd
home routine can mix.
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