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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1951)
!ils Shower Oast (WASHINGTON itl S A meteor seen as far as 100 miles l sea and reported as-a brilliant streak ol (Irs In last nlghi's sky nver at least (our states apparently burtwd ItseK out. . .' There were several reports that parts of the meteor' hjid struck the earth with a roar and ulindlng (lash. . Tlie civil aeronautics administra tion traffic control eeoler- said air- Hans Norland 7 Pine 8k Auto Insurant. KUMATN Paiie. OIIIU 1 AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at rfctti kestt Ph. 444 For Order, la Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mgr. If You DID NOT HIGH SCHOOL Tea F SU4r al Herpe In Spare Time and Earn Hfth SrSpel Dip I'BtPARE NOW I.I C.ll.. er Learn Trade Ol OADl'ATES HAVE I'XTERID OVFI MP COLLEGES AMERICAN 174 Ere Dept. KU-10-13 Nome Address Ciry BARGAINS M USED WASHERS AS LOW AS Geor cote flushed worn parrs replaced ', . Motor Certified O.K. Written Guarantee Automatics or coaven tiopjpli . . e Moytpa, Easy, Spaed-' Quean, Zenith, Kenmore, Apex, Bendii, GE, Hot Point. All completely checked and reconditioned! SAVE FROM 12' Fineit Quality Axminster 15' Grey and Ton Frieze 15' Rose Frieze 9' and 12' Green Axminster choice of two patterns .12' Beige Wilton 9' Beige Frieze 9'.& 12' Fine. Quality Green mv2 plane pilots had reported sighting the meteor 100 miles at sea. They said It was traveling In a westerly direction. Police In West Virginia Pennsyl vania and Kentucky lnvetlgated reports o( anxious residents who saw tile ball ol fire. And rtsldenls of the Cleveland O. area called the observatory of Case Institute of Techno'ogy reporting they had seen the flash In the nighU WEST VIRGINIA Trooper L. 8. Woodell of the Biickannrn detachment of the West Virginia state police said Mr. and Mrs. Paige Quertinmont of Buck hannon reported they saw a flash In the sky a-s they drove along the highway In the uoriucentral part of the stale. They told the trooper a part of the meteor had fallen near the foot of Cum mountain about 10 lllUcs from Buckhannon. Woodell quoted Quertirin'.ont a: saying tlie object w-as "about the size of a football" and (lashed In front of their car about 75 feet In the air before atrikins tlie side ol the mountain. Aboi;t 80 miles north of Oreens burg Pa. reslcen.s stamped their police and fire departments with telephone calls . bom. n erosion that made the ground tremble- Fireman Wer? called to one sub- urban area where residents re- ported seeing a bright flash and smoke accompanied by loud nolfe rt Pittsburgh airport authorities said at least five commercial air - or CANNOT Finish SCHOOL ad way Caftand 12, Calif. - Age ... Apt State ... Guaranteed Rebuilt Washers MERIT': 609 So. 6th $100 TO $300 DURING THIS ; $ 9.95 sq. yd. $11.50 sq. yd. $ 8.95 sq. yd. $ 6.95 sq. yd. $10.95 sq. yd. $ 7.50 sq.yd. Frieze $ 9.50 sq. yd. LUCAS FURNITURE - 195 E. Main Our Location Saves You Money! line pilots reported seeing a bright light sweep across the sky. One said he raw a "bluish I'sht stream southward and dissipate In 4 flash oi orange." KENTITKT Motorists In the Stanford Kv area 40 miles south of Lexington ana more man miles from Buckhamion and Oreensburg re ported seeing a low-sailim streak of tire that seemed to burst Into brilliant flames as It hit tlie earth. In most cases meteors are van- oriied by the fierce heat generated as they pass through tlie earth's atmosphere. Cupid Welds Sports Pair SANTA BARBARA Calif. 11 Oood wishes of a wedding crowd I that incwded sporu notables ac, companies Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kiner on their honeymoon to Aca pulco Mex. Klner 38 home run hitting out fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates ! .s'1f,hF"k: r " " "a. "f reJ "","'t?,r!?mrday m Trmlt EP',p'hc.hUr inn ,.t ,h. Moro than 1000 crow-ded the church d tlie "cei,lnt,Une.l!.t reception, supposedly for 800. lasted two hours. 1 Hank Oreenberg. Cleveland In- -air.ru general manager, was oesr. ' m.-.n. Max West of the Its An , geles Angels. Klner s partner In ati i Alhambra. Calif., sporting goods ; store, was an 'Usher. I Attending were Vern Stephens ' Boston Red Sox shortstop: Ewell Blackwell Cincinnati pitcher: ten nis professional Jack Kramer sportscaster Tom Harmon and his wife actress Elyse Knox. Gifts came from B'ng Crosby, stoek- ho'.'er In the Pirates and Ginger i ; Rorrers tennis pal of Miss Chaffee. ; The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott Chaffee Ventura. Kiner Is the son (at Mrs. : Beatrice Klner Alhambra- The : newlyweds have a new home Ip Fatal Springs awaiting inem. Literacy Tests Advocated , WASHINGTON. WAn expert from the U. S. office of education proposes that all young people be requlml to take literacy tests at abiut the age of 17, It or 19. Those -who tailed to pass would be required to attend school or lake a "specified amount of in struction" .'or a year or two long er. Homer Kempfer. the agency's specialist for general adult and post-high school education, writing in an office publication, "School Life." said the tests should be part of a state's compulsory at tendance legislation. K Eniov Our Comoleti FOUNTAIN SERVICE Fine, All Wool Broadieom - over 30 Rolls to choose from! .9 -.12 -15 Foot Widths. There's a pattern and price to suit You! EXPERT INSTALLATION GUARANTEED! HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH i . MONDAY tVK, e appru mhpiiibib t:l MaB repp rB a S:?a Maris Kea Bemrnar. a :SS Seaaraaa Berepada a Pila lleadllna lid.t'en ABC f:SS Tealehl pp Ant: liBP Ibp Lena Kaufar A lit til Trie I. pre gepeer " 1:e Mirer Star l-l.kppae AM' t:S PP riarenapal spew AMI' MP Blare t. Taler ABO Slip Tree, pf Tpnte-rep ap tip, Rpki, Tall ABO III IP lllk Canlprr Seriaade Pi IIP la r. 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A prime movie industry to the U.S. Todav I point In the play concerned a doc anniher nipn in ulii back theater 1 tor who performed llleKal opera- oatronace: Ease tlie censorship code. Wyler Is one of the screens foremost creators, having directed such films as "Wulherlng Heights ' The Little Foxes." Best Years ol our Lives" and "Mrs. Miniver. For the latter two films, he won academy awards. His direction also brought Oscars to Greer Oar son. Bette Davis. Frederic March. Olivia DeHavilland. Walter Bren nan, Harold Russell, Fay Balnler. and Teresa Wright. "It's time we stopped making all our pictures so they can be seen by children," he remarked. "The kids go to the movies any way. The people over 30 are the ones we have to get Into the the aters and we can only do that by making more adult films. These mature people have been stur.R too many times by Immature and childish pictures." OPPOSITES Let It be said, by the way. that there are many others who feel that with the nation's morality in its present state, the movies should be leaders In keeping up what bars there are, not In tearing them down, Wyler added that he didn't ad vocate lurid or sensational fitmi. "But I think the hard-and-fast ap plication of rigid rules should be a liberalizing of the cole so that sdult sub.iects can be treated as long as they are done In good taste. "Naturally, the children have to be proiecte-1. But thrt should be done by the parents, not the film Industry. The welfare of my children Is Important to me more Important than the movie business. There are pictures which I think are too mature for them to see. and I do not allow them to see such pictures. But I also do not want to deprive adults of the right to fee those films." The director emphasized that Uste Is important in the handling oi censorable material. Ha Illus trated with "A Place In the? Sun." which concerns a child conceived out of wedlock. "There were things In the script which the censors said could not be passed." he-said. "But George Stevens took a chance and shot them anyway. When the final pic ture came up for review, the con- fte your United pocket Tj'mdablef I SavHibewipl Malnllnari lMvot.... 5:10 P.M. AN FRANCISCO 3 hrs. 10$ ANGELES . 5', hri. Narthbevnal Mslnllnan Uovief... 12:35 P.M. PORTLAND . . a hrs. SIATTLI . Jhrf, 'l, fmwlpva flight! " Ih, (." UNITED AIR LINES Al'gorl Tarmlnol. Coll J.JJ57 or, pp as eutherltpd '. Iroval egenl. FALU, OREGON IIAIIIO EMMH.ItAMS Ol'TUHKR 1J tieniiel Heauar IIBI ' TUESDAY I'M KFLW-I4JD kc. rtil Upib Sbjp) a Arppnd Tpprpa-Newa papa Ppbpp Siwp p. Hill Heart aiss siara pa Par.de aet-kel Rldln ltaip e liar; Kid MtlS lal OppriP Bp MBS n.klnd Ike Piper MBS Dirk llavanea Shan lilenp Nardi-Kewe MBS Eullep I eerie- N.wi MBS t'llrne riphlera MBS """ Elp-I MBS I leva a Miller UBS lrl-r Artp.l UUS ItPP aeaa. 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MB f Pi-IB Hand Nana Samniarf k!3l Suksrksp Saienada bili i.eaul'PB kptliui, ABU P:U Tentgbl an AIIC !:aa Bu.a Adlap Oik. AIIC Ml " " l.la Barbar.kep llarrapplee l-.IA liue.l Star l.ae lpnp Meall'-i p( Air ABC IB " :U " I II Tin Pap Alley P:QP Preadly 111 Hall I:IS i"P NprlkwBBl AflUlB P-.U " " IP PP IP P M k Mdllaee a IP:I) llream llarber AIIC IP:a Inierpplp Club IB I- In.arnnla Club a tl.PP New b RamnBair e I:B Sla Oil llilS a BMW Pe. I a MBS I lar I a BTJI realarp I under the industry's self-enforced censorship code. But by altering the plot slightly and using good taste, Wyler was able to get the point over without damago to tlie story. TWO IDEAS The film maker offered two oth er suggestions for rebuilding film patronage: 1. Making stars out of director's and writers. "I think the producers have made a mistake In placing all the emphasis on actors In the billing of pictures." he commented. "Why couldn't directors and writers be publicized also, so the discrimin ating movie goer could better know what to expect when be goes to the movies. "This is done In Europe. The pictures of Carol Reed In England DeSIca in Italy and Duvlvler and Rene Clair In France have a readv market, because patrons rec ognize there names and know thev can expect a certain kind ol picture. "But In America there are only two names of directors which mean anvthlng at the box ofilce Highlights At KUHS By JEAN OWENS Thlsweek really started with a "bang ' when a rousing victory assembly was held this morning to celebrate and congratulate the Pelicans on their 13-13 victory over the Tornadoes. Our team was certainly In the "limelight" at school today. Pep peppers and rally squad were In uniform to help celebrate the occasion. State press conference was the destination of six members of the Krater and El Rodeo stalls- Held at Eugene Friday and Saturday they left early Saturday momlng to take part In the last day ol the conference. Bringing together high school news staffs from various cities of the state to discuss all phases ol high school Journalism was the purpose of the conference which met at the new Erb memorial union building on the University of Oregon campus. Participating on the sports panel was Clayton Hannon who Is the only person from Kit who took part in the program. There were two officials from Krater and El Rodeo and one staff member who went unofficial ly. The officials had their ex penses paid and spent the night at fraternity and sorority bouses. Official delegates who went from the Krater are Clayton Hannon sports editor and Mildred Mitchell associate editor. Those from the El Rodeo staff are Lyn Perkins editor and Patty Teale associate editor and Dick Dewey sports editor. The first student body meeting of the year was held Inst week to discuss a constitutional amend ment providing a special election time for a permanent vacancy of any student body officer. The amendment was presented and discussed by a panel group with John Oliver acting as chairman. Other members were Bev Eells Ron Hcrshberger Marvin Nerseth and Dick Swanson. Also under discussion was an Idea presented by Marilyn Miller senior on the behalf of her homeroom that a twlrp season be established at KU twlrp meaning "the girl Is requested to pay." Although nothing definite has been done about It yet the stu dent body was enthusiastic espe cially the masculine population. Bonanza Pfc. Said Missing Pfc. Junn Archuleta, Mexican whoso home Is listed as .Bonanza In army records, Is reported miss ing In action In Korea. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ma carlo Archuleta, were located near Los Angeles for official notlllca-lion. SHARK RIDE OAK BLUFFS, W Richard Carr went shark riding. The high school student speared a six foot shark from a' Jetty yesterday. Then he leaped to the shark's back and rode it several minutes trying to land It. When the shark headed for the open aea, Carr headed jback to the Jetty. Ol'TOIIEK III KtJI-lliO ke. m Name Band, a Nee lleadllnea e teur Dbiwb laan Market a, l.he.lerk Vewa ' Jaok Klrkwaad MBI Tape Te.l en. I acal Nene ' Placer Pari, a Bltl - Rapi'.l rallpp lewl.-Neni MBS llenilnWe kiui MBS Hiieed lllh.p't MBS Sam HUH Mns tkallenie al Vukep UDt r Klnf MBS Tl'ESDAY EVE, OCTOIIEK 14 nahrlpl Heallar MBI atia Ibaaiai Oeip a M Arapnd Tend a lain llaiee .Nena MBS Bill Htari MBI rtb. B tikp Name Bapda lamlllar laiarllaB a I a Pplnte. ana. al Liberie MBS llanra Tune lleidelkerl llarmanalrea a Mena llardv Nana MBB lull. a I .ale Sew Mns nirieiai netariiB mbs . p-MIn PiPBI MI1B I Late p Mt.lsre MBI 'e.er Salem MI'-S n.ner Map MI'S I'el.r Salem Mns Nlrkl Owl rdlllap NlfM Call lipk a S.rjl Paalarp Cecil B. DcMllle and Alfred Hitch cock." 3. Longer playing lime for pic tures. "1 think the theaters play out pictures too fist," Wyler re niurked. "Olten there Is a current picture which I want to see, but I don't have time for a lew weeks. By that time the picture Li played out and I can't find it anywhere." DOORS 0PKH 12:30 ttAiLY' tr tNM fATKiA NTAl'HIKWMAtlOVVt ' Am DAVID ; BLYTH FARRAR i CUB M fCOHTIHUOUS FROM 11.18 WEDNESDAYr f TIM 1H0USHH0 HtJOSTHUNDER V k OUT OF AM. .'-W W m 1 EGblDfN 9 NaaTpBar I More Service Pay WAHII1NOTON. lift A Chlrauo banker and liiduMrlallat urged con grea yesterday lo Mlva everybody In the armed forces, from tup lo bottom, a straight 10 percent pnv raise. . ; Lawrence Whiting, a member uf a commission that worked out the present military pay scale, testified before a house armed tervlcea ubromnilttre on a Ur feme department plan for a 10 percent pay raise, with an IB00 a yrar maxluin. Till' would menu a raise of only five to rlatit percent fur higher ranking oil Uera. Whiting said ha learned long ago that when rnlsra were handed out, everyone, Including the boas, should' get the benellt. C01.I1KN WI DDINO ( l.t I) SANTA CRUZ Calif., (.ll-Thr Santa Cms Uoldrii Wdillng club hud a brand new wedding lo celebrate today. Sainuel Jacsaon (lumon, 87, was msfrlrd yesler day to Mrs. Florence Eniosene Hart. 70. Their llrst matea were dead. Cluvmon's first nmrrla'-e lasted 61 years and his bride's M. Surveys show that four out n ten U. S. grade schuol children have some type of vision handicap. LaM!W&!Mn.!AkP.!HCJbpn ri lilllll lltpMl.aaL M.lli.1) i ill i,t M J k I PPe 11 1 1 I W llfjt ' I EDDIE ALBERT I 5W POSITIVELY - - M 9 I ai "pf" I a I -r-pa J I f "WU'iT s 1 II I I ' aCraft APumanY!Au seatt 60f m v a m THE TEASE tffl J ; . SENSATIONS X 7 I fVR new orSX (tn , totWo WATSON 'Biitli DpNNItlY B :30 KONDAV. OCTOBER IS, Hint Urged ) Class Prophecy Fulfilled NltWTON, III., W-ll required ST years fur Frank K. Murlln la nccuiiiplli-h wliut whs written il limit him In his high school class prophecy. In 1013, Jessie Bwcni, now Mrs. Jennie Johnson, predicted Murlln would In-rouie a vice prrnlilent of the Illliiuls Central railroad ami return to Newton in his private car to rnterliilii Ills 13 classmates, lie wan elected a vice president of Ilia mad Inst month. 'I'niliiV lili urlvule cur is an a aiding in Newion, Krlilay Martin will bp host at a dinner attended by all classmates. uon.ooo kiii r: PORTLAND, l11-Klre. bellevel caused by ail exploding light llx lure, ripped thiouuli tlie Roberts Motor Co. building In iiorlheaM f'n i timid Saturday. Damage was enllmutrd at IftUU.OOO by V. J. Rumsdell, a member of (he firm. About 80 hours of hand labor are now required to produce an acre of peanuts. ENDS TONIGHT III tTUSDAYl iji iii
