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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1955
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Pi nay To Seek
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Minister Antoine Plnuy goes to
Germany this weekend In quest ol
a new settlement of the Saar issue
which could open the gates to a
new campaign for German-French
unity.
Significantly. Pinny's visit comes
on the heels of Soviet Foreign Min
ister v. M. Molotov s blast at Ger
man reunification nt the foreign
ministers Big Four conference
here.
The dispute over the Saar has
repeatedly poisoned relations be
tween Paris and Bonn, and blocked
any real progress toward a broad-
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Settlement
In Germany
er move toward West European
integration.
The piopsed scheme for "Eu-
ropeanization" of the Saar, which
was Intended as a settlement Of
these differences, was rejected by
the Saarlanders themselves by a
two to one margin in a plebiscite
last month.
Since then the problem has been
left on the shelf In the expectation
that the Geneva conference might
produce some agreement on Ger
man unity and thus change the
perspective of the Saar question.
This hope was torpedoed by
Molotov when he made clear the
Soviet Union will not, at this stage,
agree to a unilication of East ana
West Germany unless IV is pretty
sure of extending the sway of
communism.
French and German leaders, are
now reverting to the belief that
the bett way to obtain German
unification is to establish a pole
of attraction In the West based
a prosperous and unified Eu
ropean economy.
Pinay's conferences in Bonn are
designed to explore any alterna
tives to the rejected "European
izatlon" plan In the Saar.
Under the "Europcanlzatlon"
plan the Saar would have had
home rule under supervision of a
commissioner named by Western
European Union, the seven-nation
alliance fashioned to bring about
West German rearmament.
Both the French and the Ger
mans recognize that the Saar ref
erendum was In effect a vote to
return to Germany.
Military Lists
'Sage' Deaths
FORT POLK, La i OP) Army
officials today blamed an over
abundance of non-combat acci
dents for boosting the death toll
to 10 during preliminary maneuv
ers for "Operation Sagebrush."
More than half the victims died
off limits or while on leave, the
Army said.
The mock combat phase of the
Isrgest peacetime maneuvers since
World War II was not slated to
begin until next Tuesday. All of
the soldiers killed so far have died
during the preparation period for
the war games.
An Army spokesman said 1 of
the soldiers killed died in auto
mobile accidents and seven of
these happened among soldiers on
leave.
Two men were killed In a heli
copter crash, two drowned oil lim
its, one was struck by lightning,
one was crushed to death by a
fork lift and one died in an auto
mobile accident while traveling to
report for duty.
The latest victim was Pfc. Peter
P. Mcgnler. 23. who was killed
when a lank rammed into a jeep
in which he was riding.
Military officials said the num
ber of private vehicle accidents
admittedly was hlsh.
The two drowning victims were
members of an engineering unit
constructing and repairing bridges.
They were drowned wnen they
went swimming in an off limits
section on the Red River.
Some 140. 0C0 troops and airmen
will participate in the war games
when thty begin In earnest. The
exercise Involves the use of the
lalrst atomic and electronic weap
ons In which "aggressor" forces
have invaded and secured a foot
hold ill trie U.S. gulf coast area
The mock combat w ill take place,
over moio than six million acres
of western Louisiana.
Potato Growers
Get Reduction Bid
BAKERSFIKLD (UPi Kem
and Tulare County potato growers
have been urged to reduce their
spr ng crop plantings abut 18 per
cent.
The rcouest was made yester
dav v Kenneth Schalble of the
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
He ld the reduction would aid
in bringing supply and demand
Into line for stabiliration of prices.
The siisgesied reduction would
amount to 9MS acres on the baus
of some f3. son acres planted in
the two counties last year.
MKSS HALL Bl RNS
SKOUL, Friday i-A U.S. Army
mew hall serving 500 mrn and an
oflicera club in Seoul burned down
last night. An Army spokesman
estimated damage at fpo.OOO. No
injuries were reported.
June Allyson,
By ALINE MOSBT ,
I'nlled fret Hollywood Writer
HOLLYWOOD (OP) Jun Ally.
ton signed loaty mat nor name
will be in tne tossip column again,
this time lor "inning witn my dl
rector."
The acandal macaalnes, however,
need not reach tor their big-siie
type. June went to work thla week
tor the flrat time under the eye of
her director husband, Dick Powell,
when cameras rolled on the mutiean
version o "It'Hsppened One
Night." .
"I'll get in all the scandal cot
umns," grinned 'June. "Actually I
wanted to team wiut my nusoand
because ne naa a lot 01 talent and
I can benefit by It."
The actress and Powell wanted
Scoter Taken
Near Lake
Rare, Indeed, was the bird in
the bag of a waterfowl hunter at
Summer Lake.
Stymied at the strania aDnear.
ance of the brownish colored duck
he had shot and thinking it was
some una oi oiack duck, the hunt
er brought the bird to the check,
ing atatlon where Austin Hamer,
game commission Information
agent, Identified the stranger as a
Juvenile whlte-wlnged scoter, the
first scoter ever to be recorded at
the summer Lake station.
Because of its rare occurrence
at Summer Lake, the hunter do
nated the bird to Vernon Maw.
Summer Lake waterfowl biologist,
who will mount the bird and add
it to tne summer Lake collection.
Before the day was through,
two. more .of the scoters .were
checked through the station, with
the hunters reporting having seen
a nock oi at least la of the large,
blackish, colored waterfowl.
Normally the scoters are a set
bird, spending most of their time
along the coast and the coastal
bays and Inlets. Nesting, however,
usually takes place inland on larae
bodies of water, with the greatest
nesting taking place In northern
Canada and Alaska. In the fall
they migrate back to the coastal
areas wintering from Alaska to
California.
White-winged scoters have been
recorded by hunters several times
In the past at Klamath Lake. This
Is the first time they have been
recorded during the hunting sea
son as far inland as Summer Lake.
Auto Specialist
Position Open
Federal Civil Service announces
examinations for career-conditional
appointment to the position of
automotive transportation special
ist, grades OS-8 and OS-U. The
salary range is $5,440 to $6,390
per annum, plus 29 per cent cost
of living allowance. The place of
employment is- at the U.S. Naval
Station, Kodlak,- Alaska.
Applicants , must have . reached
their lath birthday on the date
of filing application. There la no
maximum age limit,, ,
Applicants for this examination
will be graded on the basis ' of
their experience, education, and
training no written test Is re
quired.
Further Information on this
examination and the necessary ap
plication forms for applying may
be obtained at any post office or
to the Board of U. 8. Civil Service
Examiners, Headquarters, Thir
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Washington; or from the Director,
Eleventh U. S. Civil Service Re
gion, Room 303, Federal Office
Building, Seattle 4, Washington,
with the Board of U. 8. Civil Serv
ice Examiners, Headquarters.
Thirteenth Naval District, Seattle
DO, Washington.
Over The
Garden Gate
MT. LAKI
The Mt. Lakl Oarden Club will
meet Monday, November 14 at
1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
William Cunningham on the Lake-
view Highway.
This meeting will be a corsage
making workshop. Members should
take shears, any corsage material
available, ribbon and wire may. be
had from the corsage chairman.
Anyone Interested In learning
the way to make corsages Is In
vited.
Roll call Is to be answered with
garden losses and successes. .
COMMUNIST BROADCAST
TOKYO. Friday I The Pelping
Communist Radio said today a new
highway had been opened between
Changtu, capital of Szechwan Prov
ince, and Apa, in Communist-
occupied Tibet. Apa, the biggest
trading center In the area, mar
kets livestock. The Red Radio said
the new road will link about 500.000
people with the main center Siech-
wan.
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Hubby Team Up For New Musical Movie
to work together, and be eyed the
opportunity when he signed at Co
lumbia Pictures and remembered
the studio's 1933 classic, "It Hap
pened One Night."
Powell cast his wife in the Claud
ette Colbert role and Jack Lemmon
was given Clark Gahie'a mrl
The turning ot the camerasn
ihei
re-maxe or the famous' comedy
proved a notable event at Columbia'
Studio.
Director Frank Canra'.s loaiver.
siou was a sauo.ooo small screen
black-and-white stepchild that
proved to be a "sleeper." It swept
the Oscar slate and went down as
an all-time great.
Capra was invited to tne set to
watch Powell, a newcomer to di
rector's ranks, try and repeat the
early success in Cinemascope, col
or, fancy sound and a (2,100,000
budget.
Powell was directing a musical
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a place lor Miss Colbert to sleep.
"It Happened One Night" also
will feature musical numbers based
on the well-remembered hitchhiking
and blankelrhanging scenes.
'II wanted - to get Gable and
Claudette to pul) up In a Thunder
bird when June is hitchhiking but
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Gable's agents said no," Powell
said.
Capra reminisced that nobody
thought his movie, would be good.
"We couldn't sell the female tola
to anyone," he said. "Nobody want
ed it because it was a stooge part."
He thought a moment and added,
"I wonder about these remakes.
I'd be afraid to try it."
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