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Tule Camp
Filled Up
TULELAKE The Tulclake
Growers association labor camp
is filled almost to capacity, ac
cording to Cliff Jenkins, associa
tion secretary. In addition, sever
al barracks buildings are also
filled with farm labor not assocl'
ated with any contractor. They are
available to work as individuals
or families.
Tha trailer court in Newell Is
beginning to fill up with harvest
workers, also. Jenkins stated. Bill
Bray Is 1n charge of the trailer
camp which has a capacity of 64
trailers.
The potato growers of the area
met in Tulelake last week and
established rates for the 1954 po
tato harvest:
Picking, 6 cents per 60-pound
stub; bucking and swamping, 80
cents per ton; hauling. S1.20 per
ton; contractors s fee. 40 cents per
ton; other labor, such as working
on bulkers, cellar men, etc., $1.25
per hour.
It wns the feeling of the group
that these rates were high enough
that they should stand for the en
tire season.
FLEE
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (PI
Two youths fleeing from East Ger
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ship near the island of Falstcr
early Wednesday after crossing 25
miles of the Baltic Sea in a ca
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Skill Ball
Fails Test
LOS ANGELES W-Santa Mono
lca's "skill ball" games, a Judge
has found, are much too chancy
to be a matter of skill,
Superior Judge Frank G. Swain,
who tried 'em on the spot, ruled
yesterday that the games violated
the California law.
The average player, said the
Judge, was not prepared to com
pete "any more than I could com
pete against Joe Louis."
The Judge ruled In favor of Na
than Schur, who sought an in
junction against six operators.
the city of Santa Monica cannot
license a game that is prohibited
py state law," the court declared.
The bingo-type games were said
to gross a million dollars a month.
Power Output
Shows Gain
NEW YORK (fl Elcctlio now-.
er output in the United States last
wei rose compared with the pre
ceding week and was 8.8 per cent
higher than for the like week last
year, Edison Electric Institute re
ported Wednesday.
Power nroduction totaled oisft.
uuu.uou kllowatthours last week
compared with 9.072.000.000 kllo
watthours the previous week and
8.414,000,000 kilowatthours in . the
week ended Oct. 3, 1953.
All regions of the countrv
showed an increase over the year
ago week except the Rocky Moun
tain region which declined 2.9 per
cent. Pacific Northwest up 4.4 per
cent.
Ullman On
Klamath Tour
Al Ullman, Democratic candi
date lor Congress, was barnstorm
Ing through the Klamath Basin
Tuesday. He was scheduled to
make stops in Bly, Beatty, Bonan-
i, Dairy and Langcll Valley.
On Thursday Ullman will attend
a series of Democratic meetings in
the northern section of Klamath
County. A luncheon honoring the
Baker office-seeker will be given
at the Fort Klamath Hotel.
Later Thursday, Ullman and
Mrs. Dorothy Lowell, Democratic
candidate for the state legislature.
will address a rally in Gilchrist.
On Friday, Ullman is slated to
address political gatherings in
Merrill and Malin. At 6:30 p.m.
he will be the guest of honor at a
potluck dinner sponsored by Dem
ocrats of the South Suburban Dis
trict at the Klamath County Fair
grounds. The dinner Is scheduled
to start at 6:30 p.m.
Just Hold Your
Breath And Live
OOSPORT, England Vfi Tht
British Navy is working on a new
i-ystem of escape from crashed
submarines Just hold your breath,
open a hatch and Jump out.
Navy experts demonstrating the
new system here say the oxygen
masks used in normal escape ap
paratus hold hidden dangers. Some
recent submarine disasters, they
sav, showed men died from oxygen
poisoning while trying to reach the
surface.
The new scheme followed a tip-
off from the navy's "frogmen"
divers. They pointed out that no
man with air in his lungs could
drown on his way to the surface
trom medium depths because
pressure gradually forces the air
lout and makes It physically im
possible to breath In.
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Fashion Shows May Become
Part Of Regular Movie Run
Br BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD W-Now you gals
ran see a fashion show at your
movie theater and go to the store
and buy the creations the next
day.
That's the unique setup Pine and
Thomas have arranged for their
new film "Lucy Gallsnt." Here's
bow it works;
If you go to their movie and
they certainly hope you do you'll
see a fashion ahow as part of the
NAAWP Defies
Court Try
DOVER, Del. Wl A 'court at
tempt to revoke the charter of the
National Assn. for the Advance
ment of White People has brought
a promise from iu president that
the NAAWP will pursue its course
throughout the country.
Bryant Bowles took this stand
yesterday in Philadelphia after
Delaware Atty. Gen. H. Albert
Young began legal action in the
Court of Chancery here to have
the association's charter revoked.
Bowles said that if the associa
tion lost Its charter in Delaware
"we will go into the 47 other states
and seek franchises, and falling
that, we will take to the U.S.
mails."
Young said he based his attempt
to have the charter revoked on the
grounds that active NAAWP opposi
tion to racial integration in the
high school at Miltord, Del., vio
lated that section of its charter
which promises to "promote and
protect the constitutional guaran
tees of citizenship in the United
States."
Chancellor Collins J. Sykes or-
dered the NAAWP to appear Oct.
32 to show cause why a prelimi
nary injunction should not be is
sued preventing it from further
exercise of its corporate powers.
He directed the attorney general's
office to file a detailed complaint
on or before Oct. 14 and gave the
NAAWP until Oct. 20 to file a
counterclaim.
FULLED BACK
TOKYO ie North Korea's Py
ongyang radio announced today
that 87,894 Red Chinese soldiers
who made up the seven divisions
of "volunteers" in tile Korean
War have now been pulled back
into China,
The Red broadcast, monitored
here, said the last troops crossed
into Manchuria Oct. 3.
Along with the troops went 24
tanks and 2,262 guns of all types,
the radio said.
9th and Pint
Special Purchase
entertainment. Wide acreen, color
and everything. Then, if you like
something you see, you can visit
the local department store and
purchase one of the "Lucy
Gallant" specials, the exact rep
lica of what was on the screen.
Everything works out nicely. The
girls get to wear real Hollywood
fashions. The picture gets pub
licized and who knows the pro
ducers might even make some
money on selling the dresses. The
only one who suffers is the guyi
who pays the bills. And who wor
ries about him?
The plan was Ideally suited for
"Lucy Gallant." It's the story of,
a hardworking Texas gal (Jane!
Wyman), who builds a dress es
tablishment from a tent to a styl
ish salon. The fashions in the film ,
were created by the reliable Para
mount designer Edith Head. t
I found Edith on the set during .
the fashion show scenes, and she i
was as petite and efficient as ever, i
She was also playing role in the
film and had been waiting around
since early morning for her scene.
"For the first time, I am beginning ,
to sympathize with actors," said
the designer, who sees the acting
breed (female, at least) when it !
is most temperamental and dlffl
cult. She enthused about the plan to i
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. "Usually women see a lovely
gown in a picture and adore it,"
she remarked. "It ends there. But
now for the first time, they can
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