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PAGE ' HERALD AND NEWS, Klamata FaRi, Of. WtAwrfaj, Dcccmbr ML : .'- i -".li.i On r AND C0UNTBV. V 31500 So. Sixth 70WM WOMEN OF THI MOOSI, Chapter 467, end the Loyal Ordar of Moeia, Ledga No. 1106, war buty until tha last moment Chrittmai Eva, preparing toys for the many children remembered thii year in "Operation Santa Claui," tponsored by the groups. Left to right are Ha Douglas, ,Erii Feirehild, Maxina Hartwell and Vanena Buttler. ' Liz Taylor, Lancaster Called Best HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Elizabeth Taylor and Burt Lancaster, film atars of lone standing, have been voted the best actress and actor of 1960 by reviewers and . critics across the country. The film daily Famous Five made the announcement today on the basis of its annual poll of 1,850 news and broadcast critic reviewers who selected Miss Tay lor for her role in "Butterfield " and Lancaster for "Elmer Gantry." Miss Taylor at first refused to perform in the film when the script called for her to play a call girl. She finally accepted when the part was modified to that of a promiscuous model. . Lancaster portrayed a hell-and-brimstone revival preacher in "Elmer Gantry." Others voted among the top five male and female stars were, in ; order of votes received: Charlton Heston (Ben Hur), Jack Lemmon (The Apartment), Spencer Tracy (Inherit the Wind), and Ralph Bellamy (Sunrise at CampobeUo); Greer Garson (Sunrise at Campo beUo), Shirley MacLaine (The Apartment), Doris Day (Midnight Lace), and Jean Simmons (Elmer Gantry). ". , ; Suit Filed For Error LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The federal government, in an unusual action, .has filed a $1,000 suit seeking punitive damages against ' an airline copilot for alleged care less and reckless operation of a passenger plane. Leonard A. Guiton Jr., Para mount, was accused in the fed' eral court complaint made public today of feathering throwing Into neutral the wrong engine of a Western 'Airlines craft July 13, i960, at the start of a flight from tu Francisco to roruana. . The plane returned to San Fran clsco and was able to land with out injury or damage. The government said through . Asst. U.S. Atty. Jordan A. Drel fus that its only method of ob taining punitive action against a pilot for such infractions was through the little-used statute whereby It can sue the defendant, Guiton denied the charges, .claiming his actions in no way could have "resulted in 'serious damage to tha aircraft or injury to the plane's occupants." "DENNIS THE MENACE" mil 1- 'THlYLLLETyAPET'EM -If )(? 4K9? ENOUGH I' Suggests Teen Terrors De Treated As Psychos Comb Effects Cause Deaths HIROSHIMA, Japan (UPD-The Hiroshima Atomic Disease Hospi tal said today that 40 persons died during the first it months of I960 from lingering effects of radiation caused by the atomic bomb dropped here more than 15 years ago. . The hospital reported that SI of the victims suffered blood disor ders, such as leukemia and ane mia. The others died of liver dis eases and cancer. In the same period last year, the hospital reported 38 deaths attributed to the after-effects of the bombing. ; i Ccrvcllis Men Diss In Mentena POLSON, Moot. (AP) John Paul Mach. 15, . CorvaHta, Ore., was killed as hit car crashed 10 miles north of here on V. S. High' way 9J Monday night Sheriff-coroner BUI Graham and highway patrolman Tom Sanford said Mach apparently was going too fast for road conditions. Tne car slipped off the right side of the highway on a downgrade and rolled down a rocky hill. The driver was thrown against fee lock. v By ALTON BLAKE8LEE Associated Press Bete we Writer NEW YORK (AP)-Treat lead ers of violent teen-age gangs as "psychos" rather than as "hoods," a sociologist suggested today. "That would take some of the glory out of gang activity," said Dr. Lewis Yablonsky of the Uni versity of Massachusetts. "Society would thus brand gang action, as 'sick' behavior rather than indirectly aggrandize it as is often done. "With gang behavior stigma tized as being in the boys' terms 'crazy or nutty,' many youths would not participate in the gang and its violence.' Dr. Yablonsky, speaking to the American Association for the Ad' vancement of Science, said many people and even some specialists make a serious error In thinking of violent gangs as definite groups; He holds they are not usually cohesive groups, and said most boys interviewed after "rumbles' or even fatal battles "had no real concept of belonging to any gang or group. The gang is a near-group, he said, but if treated as an organ ized group, a group may actually form. One social worker tried to organize such youths into a base ball team, but they turned instead into a violent gang, he added. Gangs which become violent are loose organizations, and the lead' era "are often borderline psychot- ics with delusions of grandeur or persecution. Trying to work with them usually useless, but most gang fol lowers can bo helped by construe' Uve activity projects, he said. Dr. Yablonsky told of inter Viewing some boys after the fatal beating and stabbing of a young polk victim, Michael Farmer, in New York City three years ago by a gang known as the Egyptian Kings. "Each boy interviewed had sufficient image of the gang." He quoted two of the boys as saying: 'I was walking uptown with a couple of friends and we ran into Magician (one of the gang lead' era) and them there (sic). They asked us if we wanted to go to a fight, and we said yes. When he asked me if I wanted to go to a fight, I couldn t say no. I mean, I could say no, but for old time's sake I said yes. ' "Everyone was pushin' and pulled out my knife. I saw this face I never seen It before, so I subbed it" Entire Stock of Shoe Warehouse Variety Department Added To This Sale. We're closing out our Thrifty Variety to make room for new and larger Drug store. We're closing out the Variety deportment In Hie Shoe Warehouse (downtown) to make room for more shoes. Beth of these stocks art now- under one reef for yeur convenience. Shop Thrifty for bur greater than ever ... for new and different merchandise. DISCOUNTS UP TO A' OFF REGULAR PRICES SAVE ON: Appliances, heaters, fans, toasters, clocks and watches, jewelry, clothing for the entire family, electric blankets, toys, giftweres and more. All cut to the bone to clear. . 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Come in and look over our Jarge selec tion of children's wear and ladies' ready to wear. Shop Till 9 P.M. H.-JC Green Stomps 3 This is exchange week at both Drews Stores Too big . . . Too small . . . ? Can't stand the color . . . ? What ever the problem, if your gift came from Drews, we'll gladly ex change it for what you wont. While you ore here, perk up your wardrobe with your Christmas money. Selections are always tops when you shop a Drews Manstore. Be Sure And Redeem Your Drews Gift Certificates This Week! SINCE 1918 Shop Till 9 P.M. I
