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FRIDAY. MARCH 2. itm PAGE TWO iyt First Of Poce School Series Begins Thursday Klamath Falla will be one of the Randall of Salem, director State 14 clttea in Oregon where classes Board ol Parole and Probation, will be held In a aeries ol regional March 20. Basic Fingerprinting, In tervice police training schools, jorin y. Truett, Bend police chief, Orvtlle Hamilton, Klamath Falls jMax e. Taylor. FBI special agent, chief of police, announced toaay. The first in the series of seven classes will be held next Thurs- The course is oeing spuiisuicui idenimcauon superinienaem 01 cm by the Oreuon Association of Clly;gene. Police Officers and the Oregon j March 22, Uniform Report Writ State Sheriffs Association, and is lnft an(j ijRe 0j Notebooks; Infor h.,n carried out In cooperation m,jnlli Resources of 8tate Ageiv with the Federal Buienu of In- cleSj Oregon Stale Police Lta. Paul Stanley McDonald of the Multno mah County Sheriff's office, Sher iff Rupert Cillmoulhe of Hood River County and Oakley V. Glenn, vesication, the Oregon State Po-Mor?ni firiey Mogin and Lyle the League of Oregon Cities. Hsrrcn March and the University oi ureson, Classes will be held here in the city hall beginning at 1:30 p.m. each day. Hamilton said. The first class, planned for Thursdav. Is titled Public Rela tions; The Constitution of the United States and the Local Law Enforcement Officer. It will be conducted by Julius Rice and Al vin L. Barton, special agents of the FBI. other classes are; March 13, Burglary Investigation and Suppression Techniques, jonn E. Nolan, detective sergeant of the Portland Police Department. March 15. Functions of the State Board of Parole and Probation, Hal 21. Traffle Accident In vestigation, Vern Hill, Eugene po lice chief. March 29, Interrogations, Confes lons and SiRned Statements, in structor to be furnished by Port land Bureau of Police. DAUGHTER BORN SANTA MONICA. Calif. Ut-II's a boy and a girl now for singer Jo Stafford and her husband Paul Weston, record firm executive. Amy Anne, the 5-pound, o-ounce daughter arrived yesterday at St. John's Hospital. The Westons have a son. Timothy John, 3. MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE Your experienced agent 27 Pint PHONE 2-2515 MONROE Calculating Machint Co. Sales Rentals Service 2405 White Ave. Ph. 9817 Also Ph. 2-3458 Arabia Yants Jet Planes WASHINGTON I Saudi Arabia was disclosed today to hae asked to buy a small number of Je; planes from the United Stales In addition to li more tanks. Officials who reported this said the request has not received U.S. approval. They Indicated it would gel the same "most careful scru tiny'" promised for all Middle F.ast arms requests in a Feb. IB Stat Department announcement lining a two-day embargo on such shipments. The embargo was Imposed amid controversy over a previous ship ment of light tanks. The Saudi request for an undis closed number of jet planes and 18 M47 Patton medium tanks, offi cials said, is In addition to seven million dollars worth of U.S. mili tary goods authorized for ship ment to Saudi Arabia in the past six months. This represents almost half the 16 millions lh arms shipments to the Middle East for which ex port licenses were granted since August. Of the fest, six million went to other Arab countries and three million to Israel, it was un derstood. Israel's big request for 63 mil lions in defensive weapons is still "under consideration." This fig ure was revised upward from 50 millions as a result of changes made In the arms list first sub mitted Nov. 16 by Israeli Ambas sador Abba Eban. DON'T MISS IV. TODAY AND TOMORROW! FRIGID AIRE'S 20 Millionth Celebration Sale FREE COFFEE and COOKIES S 2 FREE TURKEYS One given away each day - just come in & register TERRIFIC VALUES On Ranges - Refrigerators-Washers - Dryers VERN OWENS' Cascade Home Furnishings "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'He LEADED A HtVJ WOKO TOW.' George Montgomery Comes Out As Dramatic Actor By ALINE MOSBY United Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) George Montgomery famed as a furniture maker, husband of Dinah Shore, western movie actor and social charmer around town at last is blossoming out to be what be wants: A dramatic actor. George has been a prominent so cial figure in the movie colony. His hand-made furniture decorates the homes of such stars as Van Johnson, Jack Webb, WiUiam Hold en and Joel McCrca. Furniture manufacturers beg him to enlarge bis small furniture business; he turns down a fortune In orders. He and Dinah are top tennis players at the swanky Racquet Club In Palm Springs. They enter- (Radio &) Soviet Union Tells Heart Cases MOSCOW W The- Soviet Union reports 3'i million persons suffer ing from heait disease. This amounts to 43 per ceut of all Invalids in the U.S.S.R.. Min ister of Health Maria D. Kovrig ina says. She gave no figures on the incidence of cajicer but said Soviet death rates from heart dis ease and cancer are lower than those In the majority oi capitalist states. from people who want to buy tm nlture," he said. "But I d havi i start a big factory that would ui time away irom acting. And it' too difficult to ship custom-nuui! pieces." ' tain the biggest names in town. But frustrated George, like others bitten with the show business bug. iuc u.ontK tn he an actor. "At parties Sam Goldwyn keeps saying. T must put you in a pic ture some day.' Mervyn LeRoy savs he'll find something for me," related George. "But at last I have done a dra matic role that I hope will mark a new trend in my career after 40 pictures and 20 westerns." The film Is "Huk." made entirely In the Philippines, co-starring Mona Freeman. Already Montgom ery has been honored with two oth er dramatic scripts, and he hopes he's headed for a big-time come back. "I was under contract to 20th Century-Fox before the war." he said "I got the top fan mail on the lot and was up for top productions. "Then came the war," he added. "When I came back nothing was selling but westerns. They found out I was from Montana and could ride a horse so I did westerns. But I'm not satisfied with doing those things." The handsome Montgomery is determined to drive for acting fame, but curiously he could step into other creative businesses If he chose. He started making benches for his home nine years ago. When Alan Ladd and other friends swamped him with orders, he started a shop. 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