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    FRIDAY. MARCH 2. itm
PAGE TWO
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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.
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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.
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'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.
"We get hundreds of letters
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