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MRS. CORA A. REMALY. Southern Pacific TeUgraphsr for
many years, hat announced har retirement as of May I. She
has been a resident of Dunsmuir since 1923. Her husband was
Prank Remaly, a train dispatcher, who died in 1946. Mrs.
Remaly began her railroad career on the Illinois Central and
also worked for the Union Pacific, Santa Fe, and the Spokane,
Portland and Seattle railroads. She will 'continue to make her
home in Champion Park, Dunsmuir.
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Singer Defends
Army Service
PHILADELPHIA Singer
Eddie Fisher, one of several en
tertainment and sports figures
whose Army careers are being In
vestigated by a House subcommit
tee, said he sought no special
lavon or assignments during bis
two years in service.
"I did everything tn camp that
every other guy in basic did." said
Eddie at an alumni function at a
Philadelphia high school which he
onre attended.
The House Armed Services sub
committee Is looking into charges
that some athletes and entertainers
were coddled while In the Army..
Fisher said he handled singing
chores and entertained troops here
and In Korea and Germany while
In uniform, "I was ordered to,"
he added.
V. 8. GIFT
SEOUL Wi South Korean Pres
ident Syngman Rhee Friday re
ceived President Elsenhower's five
star flag of the general of the
Army and the first American
Korean Foundation veterans scroll
of salute.
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Laws Urged
NEW YORK I Secretary ol
Labor Mitchell said Thursday too
much emphasis on labor legisla
tion Is "a short-tlghtcd and erron
eous concept of labor-management
relations that the. Important
thing Is to leave employers and
workers free to settle their own
problems.
Mitchell said In remarks pre
pared for a lurcheon meeting of
the New York Rotary Club that It
is the ELscnbowcr administration
policy to provide only a 'frame
workv of national labor legislation
allowing "the parties, with proper
restriction, to engage freely In the
give and take ol collective bar
gaining."
The labor secretary did not rcler
to present debate In the Senate
tn Washington in which a number
of proposals have been offered In
addition to those recommended by
President Elsenhower.
Mitchell did cay the administra
tion proposals mc ''sound, temper
ate, balanced and realistic," and
that the administration Is for leds,
not more, government intervention
in labor disputes. '
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In Cab Pays Off
ROCHESTER. N. . Y. I.4PI For'
luck, cab driver Jaseph Mutscer
allo has a pair of baby booties
dangling lrom the rear-view mir
ror of his cab.
The booties brought luck to Mrs.
Marie Schanco of Brooklyn, who
left her purse In the taxi. The
purse contained a bankbook, 156
In cash and her airline return tick
et to New York. 1
While telling police of her loss
she remembered the booties. A
check of downtown cab stands lo
cated MuLscerallo's taxi. The purse
was on tne noor.
ARMS (-ACilK
MANAGUA. Nicaragua 13
President Anastaslo Somoza says
a largo cache of Russian-made
arms has been found on Nicara
gua's Pacific Coast, and he be
lieves they were landed by sub
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WASHINGTON m House In
vestigators called Friday for more
Inlorinatlon on the Army activ
ities ol Bandy saddler after hear
ing that the featherweight boxing
champion "double-crossed the gov
ernment" about an application for
furlough.
Also ticketed for scrutiny by a
House armed services subcommit
tee In public session wvro allega
tions of Army "coddling" ot Sugar
Ruy Robinson, former middle
weight champ, and Willis Maya,
New York Olants outfielder,
Brig. Oen. Herbert P. Powell,
deputy director ol Army person-
Unkind Driver
Kills Dog
Prompt response but ot the
wrong kind was made by at least
one motorist to the appeal Issued
Thursday by Mrs. Annubcllo New
ton, secretary of Klamath County
Humane Society, to motorists to
slow down when they observe pen
on highways.
Ijite Thursday afternoon, ac
cording to Mrs. L. E. Holihouscr.
Rome 1, Box 93JA. a motortla ran
down the family dog which wa
standing alongsldo the road.
"The car swung to the led aide
of the road, almost piling Into the
ditch, to deliberately bit the dog."
she said, "but didn't kill It out
right." A passerby reported the accident
to the Holahousers. and the two
little girls, aged and 13, whose
pet It was are very much broken
hearted, according to their moth
er. Mrs. Newton's appeal, made in
the midst of Be Kind to Animal
Week, urged that motorists keep
a lookout for animals: "By slow
ing down Just a little bit, an
animal's life and someone's hap
piness may be saved," she said.
Bonanza Park
Board Meets
BONANZA The Big Springs
park board met In regular session
Wednesday evening. Plans were
discussed to fence the picnic
ground near Lost River, recently
purchased by the park board.
The variety show, recently pre
sented In Bonanza, netted the park
board 1335. All the basui com
munities generously donated talent
for this snow.
Election of officers will be held
Monday evening, May 11, at I p.m.
The present secretary Is resigning
and other officers will be selected
This meeting Is open to the pub
lic and women of the community
are serving refreshments.
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HOWARP HUOHIS ........
JANE RUSSELL
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GILBERT ROLAND ARTHUR
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net. sulil the Army was taking
"mil responsibility for any tiase
of so-called pnmerliig of ath
letes." Rep. Rivera (D-tiCi, a subcom
mittee member, who raised Ihn
question of a "dnuble-croas" , by
Sndiller, mild lie got tho Impres
sion Unit "If Uiero was any cod
dling of anyone, it was coddling on
Hit part of tho Army."
Powell said that was right, and
tho subcommittee lodged nu
rlmiges of any kind iiuiiliint Sad
dler. Hie boxing champ was In
vited to ICNllfy himself If ho felt
lie had been "aggrieved" at the
hearing.
Col. John 8. Ilosinii, deputy
commander of Ft, Jay, N.Y., told
the Investigators that when Sad
dler was discharged from the Ar
my last mouth lie gave the lighter
a personal letter of commenda
tion "for his efficient perlormaiice
ol duty as a soldier."
Under questioning by Rivers,
Rosins acknowledged Unit "If I'd
known he'd dnuble-croioird the gov
ernment, J wouldn't have done II."
Ho added that from his personal
observation Saddler had been "an
outstanding soldier."
The alleged double-cross was
brought out In testimony by Pow
ell. The general said Saddler had
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