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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.
Girls whose handwriting is un
usually large generally want to
be actresses. They love the lime
light. Women with turned up
noses " are usually excessively
clothes conscious. Very expen
sive as wives. The top quality
redheads are those with brown
eyes. When a young woman
continually remembers,, what a
young man likes and dislikes
and acts accordingly, he should
try to marry her without delay.
That type of female is a matri
monial prize.
Almost Confidential
The record for a brief mar
riage is not held by any Holly
woodian. Or by Tommy Man-
ville.' After three hours of mar
riage, one Peter Campos, 28, of
Kansas City, Mo., filed suit for
divorce. . . The most popular
in a "PowerStyle"
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It doesn't take long to find out why Chrysler
is winning the reputation as the performance
leader of 1956. Just a few minutes behind the
wheel of a big Chrysler Windsor V-8 like this
one will show you why.
Suppose you are in the right-hand lane on an
expressway . . . four lengths behind a big
truck rolling along between 35 and 40 miles
per hour. You want to pass. You toe the
throttle and in eight seconds flat you're four
lengths ahead of that moving truck and back
in your own lane!
That's 1956 Chrysler performance. That's
the kind of power only the "PowerStyle"
Chrysler can deliver . . . with its great airplane
type V-8 engine.
And that's not all. There's full-time PowerPilot
Steering . . . Pushbutton PowerFlite, the ulti
mate in automatic transmissions . . . and the
big PowerSmooth Brakes that outlast others
2 to 1.
These are just some of the exciting new things
that await you the first time you pilot a "Power
Style" Chrysler. If you're driving one of the
other cars in Chrysler's price class, by all
means make a direct comparison now. Just
15 minutes behind the wheel will show you
why it's the biggest buy you can drive today!
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perfumes among women, accord
ing to those who should know,
are the scents which heighten
the users appeal to men, espe
cially those types of perfume
which have a tendency to bring
out the "wolf" in a man.
That Fish
Where can I get a synodontis
nigriventis? That's a talking fish.
Imagine having in a bowl in
your own living room a fish that
upon the arrival of a guest would
lift is head above water and
say, "Hi! If I knew you were
coming I would have baked a
cake."
Briefly
Katharine Hepburn once ob
served, "men are awfully stu
pid. They are easily fooled by
pretty girls. They never bother
to trace the inner qualities of the
plain girls." ... People born
under Gemini (May 21-June 21)
inherit money more often than
those born under any other sign.
Or, so say the stargazers.
Horoscopes
A subscriber interested in
horoscopes for horses wants to
know on what date Man O' War
was born. The answer is March
20. That made the noble animal
an Aries. The stargazers say,
"the Aries-born have great-courage
in the face of obstacles."
That was certainly true of Man
O' War. No matter how much
the handicapper piled on him,
he would still come courageously
charging down the stretch.
conflict with Catholic principles.
The pope told 700 Catholic
gynecologists from 11 : nations
that neither the Bible nor the
moral doctrine of the church
forbid attempts to ease pain in
the course of a natural child
birth. "It is a question.' here of na
tural, painless childbirth, . in
which no artificial means is used,
but the mother's natural forces
alone are called into action," the
pope said.
The statements marked an im-
County Dog Licenses
Available M -ferts
Jackson county dog licenses
are available now in several lo
cations throughout the county,
Dee Jones,, dog control officer,
has announced.
The license fee is $1.50, Jones
said, but , after March 1, a $2
penalty will be levied for li
censes. .
Licenses are available at the
county clerk's office, the county
dog pound, Jacksonville and
Ashland police departments, at
the Rogue River Feed, and Seed
portant change in emphasis in
the Vatican's views.
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