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0 e 0 o Medford Tribune Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1956 Pages 1-6 'Sky-Hops' Greet Hungry Fliers at Nation's First 'Fly -In' Restaurant Atlanta, Ga. (U.R) A -man in Augusta, Ga., is keeping up with the airborne-age with a "Fly-in" restaurant . . . which he claims is the nation's first. Instead of a "drive-in" for motorists, its' a "Fly-in" for pi lots. And instead of "car-hops" there are pretty "sky-hops." The modern glassed-in restau rant, owned by Grady Timmer man, is in one corner of Darliel Air Field here. When pilots of small planes taxi down the run way to the restaurant, an alert "sky-hop" with a smile comes out to get (the pilot's order. She iQ is a member of the "Royal Order o of Sky-Hops," distinguished by an insignia on her blouse stain less steel wings on crossed knives and forks. Idea out of Blue Where did the idea come from for a "Fly-in?" Right out of the blue, of course. . . In the form of ' a hungry pilot. During the con struction of Timmerman's res taurant, a pilot taxied his plane over and suggested that he serve chow to the fly boys who "are always in a hurry." Thus, Amer ica's first "Fly-in" became a reality. Pilots who use Daniel field for a rest stop can refuel themselves, as well as their planes. And someday a billboard may grace Security Council Called To Ponder Israel Charge United Nations, N.Y. (U.R The U.N. Security Council has been summoned to meet Thurs day to consider a serious com plaint against Israel. The United States, Britain and France were expected to pre sent a resolution censuring Is rael for an attack on a Syrian outpost on the eastern shore of the Sea of Gaililee. Around Hollywood UniteB; Nlc2-. Hollywood (U.R) Deborah Kerr, the one-time prim dra matic actress, is singing for the first time for a living dui she's one star who admits she has a part time "double" i in the., voice department. The redhead floored movie- Jk goers before Aline Mosby when she showed ap as a sexy "other woman" in "From Here To Eternity." Now she's joined Marlon Brando, Susan Hayward and other stars who've switched to singing. Deborah will surprise fans again as the singing school teacher 13 one of 1956 s biggest musicals, "The King And I." But the voice you'll hear do ing the Rogers And Hammer- stein songs won't be entirely her own. Split Songs. The low notes in most of the songs are Deborah's. The high notes, in the same tunes, were taken over by singer : Marni Nixon Hollywood's first case of 50-50 warbling. Usually when a voice is dubbed, as in "Carmen Jones," the behind-scenes sing er does all the work. "Before I started the picture I made a record for the studio and I tried to be objective about my voice," the actress explained as she crawled out of her hoop i skirts in her dressing room. "Some of the songs I could do, but some I couldn't because they had an operatic range. I wanted to do as much myself as I could. So the studio found a singer whose voice matches mine." The actress sings two songs entirely by herself "Whistle A Happy Tune" and "Shall I Tell You," The other four, including "Hello, Young Lovers", are part Deborah's voice and part Miss Nixon's on the sound track. "I took singing lessons for several weeks last year but I had to stop while I did another picture at Paramount," the act ress went on. "If I had had more time to prepare, I may, have been able to sing all the songs." Maybe Nightclubs Miss Kerr claims she was the first dramatic star to be signed for a singing role, as she -agreed to do the lavish musical two years ago. Her first reaction was, "Oh, Lord, I can't sing.'' "Before this I had sung only in the bath," she laughed, pro nouncing it "bawth." Deborah's voice has opened a new career for her. The Sands Hotel in Las Vegas offered her 5100,000 for a singing engage ment. And. her co-star, Yul Brynner, wants her to tour with him in "The King And I" in Europe after the film is re leased. "I may work up a nightclub act," she smiled. "I never say no to anything now. I spent so much of my life believing I was not capable of doing things. But you can do almost anything if you take it seriously. Next I want to do a western a real sagebrush girl." the airways saying "Stop at the Pilots' Refueling Station Timmerman's restaurant." Right now Timmerman isn't depending entirely on business from the sky. It's still a sideline. He has a thriving drive-in busi ness, and inside his modern styled eating place, he has 22 tables and a banquet room. Separated by Fence A fence with a gate separates the "Fly-in" from the "Drive-in." However, as the word spreads in flying circles, Timmerman hopes Daniel Airfield will become a stop for many private pilots. As they wait for a tank of gasoline, they can get a hamburger and French fries without, leaving the plane, adding valuable minutes to their flying time. Timmerman can always cap italize on the "Fly-in" feature of his eatery by saying "After eating Timmerman's steaks, cus tomers go away with their heads in the Clouds." But he hopes they come back to earth again for another stop at the "Fly-in." Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer Recovering From Surgery Great Lakes, 111. (U.R) Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer re cuperated today from a gall bladder removal. . Wedemeyer, retired, entered the U.S. Naval Hospital here Friday and underwent surgery Saturday morning. A spokesman said he is mak ing "an excellent recovery." 7956 Catt le Prices Exoected To Be Higher Washington flJ.R) The Agri culture Department said today cattle prices in 1956 are ex pected to average slightly higher than in 1955. But, it said, hog prices will be slightly lower. Total meat output from cat tle, hogs, sheep, and lambs likely will exceed last year during the first half of 1956. PHEASANT BUSINESS De Smet, S. D. (U.R) Fred Peschl, locker plant operator, said "this was the busiest year we've had for several years" for processing pheasants for out-of- state hunters. His plant han dled 5,000 pheasants in an 18- hour day, seven-day week. PRACTICE SESSION Madison, Wis. (U.R) May nard Burrows, automobile sales man, approached a likely look ing prospect on the sales floor and made his pitch. Just about the time he felt he had made a sale, the "prospect" revealed he was one of the dealer's new salesmen. Employed Americans' Largest in History Washington (U.R) The gov ernment reported today that 64, 200,000 Americans had jobs at the close of 1955. It was the highest year-end employment total in history. Pope Indorses Childbirth for Vatican City U.R) Pope Pius XII has given permission to Roman Catholic motners to use modern psychological methods to ease the pains of childbirth. The pontiff, in a new defini tion of the church view on child birth, gave qualified indorse ment to the so-called psycho prophylactic method of prepar ing - mothers for childbirth de veloped by followers of the Rus sian materialist scientist, Ivan Pavlov. He said the new techniques of "painless" childbirth do not Painless Catholics On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King FMture Syndicate. IneJ To this truth we owe, All the love between us two: Let not you and I Inquire What has been our past desire; On what men you have smiled Or what women I have beguiled. Walker. It is standing on your head for five minutes each day will make your hair grow, prevent sinus trouble and stimulate your thinking appartus. Have you ever tried standing on, your head? I did once and nearly broke my neck. Sidelights Advise your bachelorette daughter to wear a pink eve ning gown when she goes to a dance and she will never be a wallflower. Pink, according to the color psychologists, has stronger powers of male attrac tion than ony other color ... the Wild cat is the only animal that can't be kept in a cage. Once caged he will immediately start to kill himself. The wild cat's motto really is "give me liberty or give me death." Asides Group of women, all happily married 25 years or more, re cently decided that the three most important facts in a suc cessful married life are co-operation, children and cooking . . . A Londoner named Zachary Crofton decided all his male off spring should have names be ginning with Z. He had four sons named Zachary, Zareton, Zeph aniah and Zelophad. Guide to Gals According to our horses and women experts, brown-eyed wo men are the most flirtatious' of their sex. Green-grayeyed girls are the most expensive dates. 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