Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 12

rrrxYia 7 NAACP Officials Facing City Arrest ifU mmr tX 'fir j- LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UP) Company numbers about seventy-five people, which includes an orchestra of 14. Fine young artists, well-rehearsed in their roles, make up the artistic roster and the ensemble The following is an interesting comment on selections made by local agencies contracting the company; "Iq planning for the present tour, the management polled the local bookers and sponsors, asking them their preference as to operas Ver Police have been instructed by the City Council to start arresting officers of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored The Corvallis Art Guild invites the public to an 'exhibition of local painters next week in the Women's Club building. Oils and water-colors of amateur painters in the town will be on display there each afternoon from 1:30 to 5, November 4 through 8, and during the evening of November 8.

whick is The display is in recog nition of National Art Week, an observance which takes place an di's "La Traviata" and "Rigolet- nually during the first week of November. Another newsworthy, activity of the Art Guild is their sponsorship of monthly exhibitions by Guild members in the Corvallis Public Library. The first two displays are by Anne Krzyzaniak and Rae Cramer. People today for failure to bare the organization's records. Thursday night was the deadline for compliance with a new city ordinance requiring "certain organizations" to give financial and membership information to the city.

A suit testing the constitutionality of the ordinance, proposed by Attorney General Bruce Bennett, has been filed in federal court by the NAACP Bennett said the city would use the ordinance to determine if the Membership in the Art Guild is open to all interested painters in the area. One of the "leading ladies" of Joe Marine, a holder of the Bronze the coming "Teahouse of the Aug Bizet's "Carmen," and Massenet's "Manon" were offered), and whether they wanted the production in English or the original language. The results were sur-. prising, in a way. "Carmen" was, by far, the opera most preferred.

"La Traviata" was a close second, "Rigoletto" third, and "Man-on" was selected by only a few. As far as language was concerned, the original language 'French or Italian) was requested. Only a handful of the more than 500 local, bookers and sponsors polled, asked that the opera be in English." "La Traviata" will be performed in Corvallis, with Josephine Guido, Eleanor Wold, Charles Curtis, Arthur Budney and Merle Hofstad in the leading roles. KATHRYN GRANT CROSBY stars in her first major role In "Operation opening tonight at the Whiteside theater. NEW RED AIR ROUTE LONDON (UP) Radio Moscow reported today that one of Russia's TU-104 jet airliners has madt a test run over a proposed Moscow-Kamchatka air route which would be the longest in Russia.

The broadcast said regular service on the route will begin next week. YJf; Ju lii NAACP and other similar groups are subject to city franchise and ust Moon" will be Mariposa Lady Pekyette. The lady, a sweet-tempered nanny goat, is being loaned by Mrs. Philis Parsons for this occasion. Her small, but important, role will be just one of the I i privilege tax.

City Attorney O. D. Lonqstreth also pointed out that under the Star for duty in the Battle of the Bulge, has been an entertainer with various name bands; Chuck Nelson, from a theatrical family, has a varied background of stage and screen appearances; and Leonard Kranendonk, a native of Holland, has been with the Waring company for many years following his graduation from the Wisconsin School of Music in Milwaukee. The variety show, a benefit for the Good Samaritan Hospital, will unusual anu auu ei uc aswos oi ordinance we can fine them ud to $250 per day for every day 2 this play, what is they fail to give us asked Stanley Kau trom Hawaii and Cmilk 1- DArllnl Only two NAACP officers Were I ouuui, ui iuiucmiu will play tuo of the leading parts expected to be arrested, and one of them is out of state. NAACP in this charming story, which has entertained theater and movie be presented at 8 p.m.

on Novem- shown above wending Its way down Harrison street. The parade route took the children several blocks down Harrison past the Good Samaritan hospital and then back to the school. Arkansas chapter president Mrs HUNDREDS OF HARDING school children ashered In Halloween early yesterday afternoon with the school's traditional "prxle Virtually all students took part in the affair garbed in a wide variety of costumes. A small portion of the group is L. C.

Bates is in New York and i audiences across the country. Don Dr. George Crile of Cleveland, Ohio, developed the first successful blood transfusion techniques. not due back until Monday. ber tickets are now available at the athletic ticket office and at Phil Small's.

Henry directs production, which is being presented in the College Playhouse November 7, 8 and 9. Fred Waring's "Hi-Fi-Hpliday" will make the maximum use of REDS AID ROMANIA VIENNA (UPi-Russia will help Romania construct one of the big- The other official is Rev. Jesse Crenshaw, president of the Little Rock branch. "The South hasn't been using the state courts enough," Bennett gest electric plants on the Danube, the Romanian press reported today. The Soviet Union will ship machines and engineers to help build the $1,300,000,000 plant at the The touring Wagner Opera Company comes to the coliseum on November 11 as a Civic Music event.

One of a very few such AT THE JUNCTION HOUSE Juntion City, Oregon A Jam Session Every Sunday ot 8:30 Dancy and Saturday to the J'sTrio "The House of Qualify Food" said. "The darkies have been run Flu Death Rale Is Showing Decrease By UNITED PRESS Although the number of flu cases across the country continued to climb, the death toll from Off the Beat 'Continued from page 1) ing twin baby boysinto their fold at the Good Samaritan hospital, October 9 fact that new arrivals are twins is further proof luck runs in pairs the latest acoustical devices when companies in America the Met- ning lo federal courts. This ordinance is already hurting the so-called "iron gate" on the Danube near the Romanian-Yugoslav border, the newspapers said. Con For Premium Grade Shell Heating Oil and Premium Service NAACP by exposing its member LAKEPARK ROLLER RINK PUBLIC NIGHTS Sat. Aft.

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PL 3-6151 or PL 3-4905 4 Miles N. of Corvallit on 99W struction will take six to eight ropolitan does a road tour each season, the New York City Opera Company usually visits some large cities outside New York, and the San Carlo Opera which up until a very few years ago toured the ship and I feel that this will help stop them." years. the show is presented Monday night in the coliseum. The staff of University Loudspeakers, a firm which works in the field of high-fidelity and theater sound equipment, has developed for Waring a six-channel hi-fi system which enables the music to literally surround the audience, making all influenza and its complications showed signs of tapering off. MRS.

DOROTHY BROWN, Benton county extension agent, ran The United Press counted ai South Corvallis Man Injured In Crash entire country the Wagner Company began its tours in 1940. under the direction of the late Char into considerable difficulty narrating style show in junior division total of 478 flu-caused deaths since this summer when Asian flu appeared. That was an increase of about 30 fatalities since Monday. New York State had the highest les L. Wagner.

The company then seats in the house choice ones. of "Make It Yourself With Wool" contest last Saturday at OSC Robert Green. 45. 220 Bridge- Among the new talent which is 20, with two-piano ac W.J. (BILL) BLACK PL 3-3331 Nearly all entrants had same wa.v North, was injured early to- constantly being addedto the hard jcompaniment, and was dubbed by core of veterans of the show, are TIME magazine a's "Opera-a-la- FRIDAY SATURDAY-SUNDAY VARSITY first name toll with 126 deaths, followed by Judv Calhoun and nay wfen the car he was operat Pennsylvania with 84, Michigan 38 young singers with evidence of i cart" since personnel, baggage, and California 34.

extensive training and experience. Judy Voigt, Brownsville: Judy Gott, Lebanon; and Judy Walls, Corvallis if introductions sounded monotonous, it wasn't Mrs. Brown's fault Elsewhere, Ohio State had 28 and scenery was all packed into one bus for travel. Today, the new Wagner Opera ELKS Jeanne Steel, for example, in addition to being "Miss Maryland deaths, Illinois and Louisiana 21 each, Wisconsin 18, Iowa 16, Wash ing left Highway 99-W near the state game, commission office about six miles north of Corvallis and landed in a ditch, the sheriff's office reported. Deputy Sheriff Aaron Dearing said Green was trawling south and failed to make a curve.

The car was virtually demolished. of was a four-year schol arship student at Peabody School Midway of -Music in Baltimore; Patti Beems, with considerable radio DRIVE-IN THEATER and movie experience as a child, Don't Mist tho Wonderful Music by tha Lcs Brown Quartet Playing Evry Saturday Night in the Lounge for Members and their Out-of-Town Guests. Green was brought to Corvallis UNOBSERVANT DRIVERS have been giving themselves away lately at Fourth and Harrison always figured numerous drivers in Corvallis turned lazy after having become acquainted with various stop signs, in city majored in music and drama at by a passing truck driver, Sam Occidental College in Los Angeles; FRI, SAT. SUN. CUter, Portland.

He took him to Angela Mario, singer and dancer, the police station where Green ington 15, Utah 11, Colorado 10, Hawaii 9. Indiana and Kentucky 8 each, Connecticut 7, Tennessee and Oklahoma 5 each) New Jersey and Oregon 3 each, Minnesota and Nebraska 2 each, and Arizona Maine, Missouri and the District of Columbia, 1 each. Federal health authorities estimated there have been about 3,500,000 persons struck with flu in the nation. In Chicago, which has escaped a major flu outbreak, some physicians reported supplies of Asian was educated at Los Angeles City All one need do to see proof of as ergency treatment ifci rfrivor npnn.iatpIforsnockanda"severecutonthe College and has appeared in musi cal comedy and light opera com panies, along with various TV shows; Eleanor Forgione, who grew up in Florida, has won music scholarships to the University of Miami and appeared with the lanes of traffic near Fourth and Harrison city recently painted arrows directing cars to use left lane forleft turn off Harrison onto Fourth while driving west right lane has arrow pointing lett side of the forehead. He was removed to the Good Samaritan hospital by city ambulance.

Homecoming Fever, Not Halloween Top Activity of Night Continued from page 1) Miami Symphony Orchestra I flu vaccine were going begging. Nancy Reep, after studving at straight ahead for through traffic STORY OF SUSPENSE ANDFEAR! ESTHER WILLIAMS (CSI I GDDRGEJADER but still, 90 percent of drivers Converse College in South Carolina, has been heard on the "Voice the Eugene highway near Mill of Firestone" program and has sung with the Metropolitan Opera "Apparently many persons are being lulled into security," a medical spokesman said, "and not wanting the vaccine because the disease here has remained comparatively mild." The spokesman warned the city still may get a major flu outbreak. ignore arrows and use left lane to go through intersection instead of for turning left apparently simply because they don't want to accept any change in what used to be incidentally, man got ticket couple days ago when he ig chorus; John Borneman, with a B. Mu. Fd.

from the University of Indiana, has had character HAWKINS roles in "Brigadoon," "Finian's Rainbow," and "Damn NOVEMBER BRINGS AN OVERSTOCK SHOE SALE (We Are Overstocked) Entire Stock Reduced 10 to 50 And nored the lanes and caused an accident CHUCKLE: Friend says only thing he knows about the speed of light is that it gets here tdb early in the morning PLUS er Food Center. Several disturbances near fraternity houses were reported by local residents last night, and at least one was apparently an attempt to start a "panty raid." However, the disturbances, stemming from Homecoming weekend fever among enthusiastic college students, were quelled without further incident. Not connected with either Homecoming or Halloween was the reported theft of money, radio equipment, and textbooks from Wea-t hoi ford hall on the OSC campus some time during the last two Two student residents of the FRIDAY-SATURDAY SUSAN HAYWARD KIRK DOUGLAS The situation got out of hand! a Y0L BREAKS LOOSE! 'AA fiBl cv iA Senate Works Briefly; House Rests to Monday Continued from page 1 voted the governor's income tjx reduction Intl. Other Highlights Trust deeds: The State Senate voted 24 -6 to override Gov. Holmes' veto of the ti u.M deed hill passed diuinq the regular 1057 OVER THE MOUNTAINS ACROSS THE BURNING DESERT THEY FOUGHT" N- THEIR WAY fitoSS, TO fft I CUANTEZ I TOWN I frff DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF TUTTY'S RIO Friday and Saturday Nights ENJOY OUR FAMOUS STEAK CHICKEN DINNERS FRONTIER jdorm told police the money, in I denominations of $1, $5.

and $10 bills, was taken from the rooms five victims in the dorm, and the radio equipment and textbooks, valued at $400 to $450, were taken from the basement. Two wrist WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S Plastic Boots Wi While they last! II IIUV I III III I IWII.H-. watches were also reported miss- Kxcisr tax: Tie House passed i ing. lELLl mil SV11AP House bill 3 which corrects the 3. CX tX-Dick POWELL Debhie REYNOLDS AIL SALES FINAL RATA VIA DOWNS EXTENDS 'BATAVIA.

Y. tUI- Batavia How ns has been granted a 42-day extension of its current meeting 1 State Harness Racing Commis Sorry No Exchanges No Refunds 130 S. 2nd corporate excise tax laws for companies doing business on a fiscal car basis. The hill was then approved by the Senate Tax Committee. Kxpcnses: The House voted WUNH WOS.

MC1UV SHOf STORE li'ii' sioner George i Monagnan. ine PL 3-7460 to pay the expenses ol the meeting, scheduled close Nov W. Main Philomath special session and sent the lull will now continue through Nov. to the Senate. in Opening Tonight FRED MacMURRAY DOROTHY MALONE KATHRYN CROSBY (nee Grant) Stars In Her First Mojor Role In A Highly Acclaimed Fast-Moving Comedy lit gL 1 i MTft And HJ CJjj On the Run Since '91 All New UWrllffiSf PENNSYLMIAIIst THE MOVING by KEN r-TK Ktt MTTU FOt THE RUB IN THE ma is a matter of record Bckins has more repeat customers than any other mover.

What better proof of complete satisfaction. LOCAL MOVING IS A BEKINS SPECIALTY! A mov by BEKINS will tht BEST MOVE OF YOUR LIFE BEKINS VAN LINES srJJ 1 COLISEUM Monday -November 4th GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL BENEFIT Tickets on Sole of Coliseum and Phil Small's RESERVED: $3.50 $2.50 GIN. ADM $1.50 uaiaoM rowAB'Urmcun iniMM KIWM nVtTKTfJ INDEPENDENT MOTOR TRANSPORT AGENT tw KAU MClUm IMal MliMFKICI 563 Monro Corvallis Dial: PL 3-7223 Cartoon "Mr. Mogoo Sores Tho lank".