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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1951)
THURSDAY, OCTOIWR Ifl, 11)51 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAfiB TIIRKE T " i Glamorous Gloria Gets Wolf Whistles at 52 U By JA.MKH R. BAfOS HOLLYWOOD, Vouiik men allll whistle Ml Gloria Bwanson. That should make any Klrl ol S3 happy, but La Bwanson, who looks better now than she did 2ft years ago and haa the pictures to prove It, la unhappy. That's because many of her (ana are Utile old Indies who think Olor fr." ahe aavs, In an unusually trunk state (or Hollywood stars. NKW HLM OIrla la In town to make a com- first movie Job since her sensation-! I al film return two years ago In 'Sunset Boulevard." Bhe couldn't explain the lack of offers, but maybe I can. Pro- Waterfront Pace Quickens PORTLAND, I-Activity Is pick Inn up along the Portland water front. In addition to record wheat ship ments this year, repair work la on the Increase. The navy transport Oen. W. M. Black arrived yesterday for 11.400,. 000 In alterations at Willamette Iron It Steel Co. Four navy land ing Rhlps from the mothball fleet at Astoria followed. They need re pairs. : That made IS small navy vessel at the Willamette .plant. Another shipyard Is finishing work on Is other small vessels. Still another company has 4 II, 750.000 contract to build 23 steel cargo barge for the army. When the Spanish conquistador first reached Mexico City It was a aeries of villages built over the watera of a lake. la la 06 and held together by wire ' aucer ren ' Particularly eager to and plastic surgery. I "'re anyone who knows as much "I first became aware of this 1 the picture business aa doe i last aeason on Broadway." said veteran Gloria. There Is much' Olorlou Gloria; also known as """ lB k ; w'u'on k,now- j Glamorous Gloria. Hlie played with , !" had much to do with lllllm! Jose Korrer In the boisterous "JOlh i "BunMt Boalcvard Into the acad-j r,. , . i...... ,..,,i . . ' emy award bracket. particularly anile and sexy fcmln- j , Wf"'"" ,baclt u. youthful U star. Gloria got rave notices. '. "''" wyjjhe freely broau I'Htl'I.FXI I 1 cll"t" her age, because evcryboay "I used to spot those mile, old : ) J"' ladle, from the stage," Miss Swan-1 , ' '"-very new hairdresser prowla aon aald. "When I left my dressing ; through my hair look ng lor the room hours later, there would be P' "f W ..... . a manv aa 160 of Uiem waiting ! But how. I asked, (mulfllnir a ai in .auiKO uuur. i wolf whistle.) "do you manage to BRAND NEW arc the billiard tables al the F.Iks cltil). The new equipment, including two pool tiililvH and a snooker layout, has been Installed In the addition recently added lo the big lodKt) Navy Trains Specialists To fie Its Eyes and Ears Al Newsfraturrs OI.KNVII.I.K, III, Tin. l opcr ation radar. "Falrdalo four, this Is Lucifer Vocuir tf'io. apred 34U, Angela JS; Bogey one o'clock. Angels 22. over." 'Iliat'a radarmau talk tn one of the nallnn'a moat exclusive schools Known only In Navy cltclea since It waa otH-nrd four ycara ago al tllrndale Navnl Air station; tile se cret radar scIkhjI hua trained hun dreds ol (llllcrr specialists. They aro responsible lur training sea man teams who man combat Infor mation renters aboard cruisers, suba, destroyers, aircraft carriers and ouirr comuat vessels. The public la permuted a gllmp.e ol the school for the first lime When the U. H. navy com bined Its various radar schools at the close ol world war two, the Glenvlew school became Its air control training center. Here stu dent practice actual Interception of enemy a)rcra!t. A NKCHKT Ol-KKATION Capl. Wallace B. Mechllnr. In charge, and his executive olllcer. Com. Wilson U. Wright 111, guard the schools secret like hens moth ering chicks. Much ol tlie training program must be kepi under wrapa for national aevurlly. The magic of radar enablea the navy radarmen to reach out Into apace, see Invisible enemy ships and planes, tell their direction and apeed, and direct counter attack. It permlta U fleet officer to know wbero hi own chips aro during heavy weather. The combat Information center haa beroma Uia nerve center of a Davy ahln Men . who,- -man ilia "CIO" directly aervo the high com mand. I nre oillcera coordinate ra dar Information with visual obser-' ration from plane and alilps and from Intelllgrpen reports. MIH'K HAITI. The training center fort the eyes and ears of the navy operates under simulated combat conditions. LI. Commander If. B. Foote Jr., Is our guldo. He points to the radar lowers rising high above the front of the school. On top of the towers, radar antenna rotate alowly and silently, day and night. They are the radio-beam "searchlights." They csn delect aircraft move ment In excess of 100 miles from the rndar station." A fleet of Navy jet Inierccptora la parked on the alrllcld. Inside the school. In wlndowless rooms, la a world of low lights, codes and radar screens. Here ol- I leers get actual training In radar techniques. They are schooled In I navigation, electronics, tactics, ! communications, and air control. Bent over a radar screen, much like a television lube, olllcer alu- dent trare movements of oca and air cralt. Mock battles are aet up. Radarmen watch movement of Uie enemy and pasa Die Information on to baltlcsMUona. (tot . Two man battling for the right le live and love the tame If Me PAR who" I If IH1 TRII FATH0NI llriOOLV WI00LY MARKIT Trt.4Flae, Aflat i0P.at. Copter Saves Two Children 80UTH SAN FRANCISCO, I- A coast guard helicopter Tuesday used Its rotor bladea to blow to salt-ly two children stranded on a rail In San Francisco bay. On the raft were 13-year-old Shar on Lee HJerke and 0-year-old David I'rlelllp. A coast guard boat could not come close enough to the lalt be cause of shallow water. And the helicopter pilot was alrald to des cend and pick up the children lor fear of upsetting Uie rail. So the pilot approached Ihe raft from the open bay aide, using Uie air push from Us rotor to blow the raft a quarter-mile onto mud Hals. 'Ilie last lap of the rescue, oil the mudflats, was accomplished by a crew ol firemen from tho Ban Francisco airport. ..uri..- T ..rJ.tA .hm ih, i loof 38 at 527 smiled nolltcly. took a good look at 1 "'""V .5e?k y?uth,' ma anrf then walked away shaking plorla. "I Just enjoy living " Her llielr heads " hands, alwaya a telltale sign of Mlaa Swanson can' understand . are as youthful-looking as the their perplexity. rest of her. when uwv were vounu matrons back In world war one days, I was to lliein a worldly movie siren. I know I looked al least 35 then, flihAiiifh r vbi finlv In mv Lren.s." I She started at 14 in uie oia r.s- my iioou.-rj u, u,o nuxwi. anay atudloa In Chicago and came ; "Do you ever cook?" to Hollywood when she was 18. I "Lot of times. I use a pressure 'If I had come five years later, cooaer 10 retain uie vnamins. men I do nothing to them don't even use lotion." "L)o you ever wash dishes?" AH the time. I even wasn out Her mother la 72 but Olorla says she look 52. Her grandmother had a youthful complexion In her eighties. - Married and divorced five times. Gloria says ahe ha np romantic plans, but comments that most of the men she dates are younger than she. "Else," she adds, "I'd have to push them around in wheelchairs.') she conlldes. "the world would nov- er have heard of me. In those days, , they hud lo grab people off Uie street lo play In movies. I drink the Julcca left over." LA HI. Her eating theories may have something to do with her youth- She freely credit Cecil B. De- fulness. She watches the chemistry Mllle lor her greul success. of everything she eats. "I Just soared to fame banning i Bhe believes heredity might have on Uie coattalls of that great ( re:- 1 something to do with her look. Laymen Name 100 Leaders NEW YORK. ttl-A 100-membor committee of laymen leaders was created Wednesday to be respon alble for the financial and busi ness operations of Uie National Council of tho Churches of Christ In the USA. An announcement said the com mittee would be under chairman ship of Charles R. Hook, au ac--tfvA' Episcopalian layman, and chairman of Armco Sleet Corp., Jaltddletown, Ohio. . The 'committee waa to hold It Initial session today and hear a prepared statement from Dr. Roy O. Rosa, aaaoctnte general secre tary of the national council. Dr. Rosa aald the council haa a budget of more than H.OOO.000 (Mi In business aflairs. employ fton persona, Including ISO In executive statu, and haa more than 31,000 000 M) church member In Ha affiliates. Aa such, he aald, the council Ut "big business." The council announcement said the committee la made up of bus iness, financial and labor leader, among them William Oreen, presi dent of Uie AFL; Charlea E. Wil son, director of delense mobiliza tion: former Oregon Gov. Charles A Sprague, publisher of Ihe Salem 8laienian; J. Howard Pew, Sun Oil Co. director; Harvey Firestone Jr., tire llrm executive; and Grove Patterson, editor of Uie Toledo (Ohio) Blade. -aasf JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICE llrhl Klamath Ph. 2-2581 rt" WlWUa) V'.aaan"""1 HARRY R. LANPHEAR 10U Main Klomarii Falls . Pa. 6923 PAUL B. DUBOSE 112 E. St. N. la Ukrrirw Ted Lewis Happy Again VANCOUVER. B.C., Ted (I Everybody Happy?) Lew La was happy again today. Tho entertainer s battered top hat, which he haa used In all hts shows for 17 years, turned up safe Tuesdav In a . chandelier of the Vancouver night club where he is appearing. The topper, reportedly t Insured for 150.000. disappeared .the pre vious night and Lcwto anked po lice to help lind It. He had to appear hatlrea ln hi first show last night lor the first time-In 1? yearn. A woman telephoned the nlghl club with InformaUon about where the topper could be found. But she hung up Deiore cum ouiciais couia tell her she had won Uie tioo re ward offered by a mournful Lew is. Apparently a prankster had tossed Uie hat Into the chandelier. Morse Raps Economy Acts SYRACUSE, N.Y., W America la In nn position to fight a major war because we do uot control the air In elUier Europe or Asia, Sen. Wayne Morse, told nicmbcra of Uio Jewish Welfare Federation here last night. "A lalsc-economv minded con gress cut the heart out of the program and bolh parlies are re sponsible," Uie ' Oregon senator added. "Right now. 70 out of 100 planes Russia sends would come Uirough." Sen. Morse also called for great er aid for Israel, and warned that Americn must not be a party to sacrificing Democratic Ideals lo benefit what he termed Ihe eco nomic exploitation by Great Brit ain In the Middle East. The legislator urged support of the policy by building up the slrengUi of Allies, and called for economlo aid for Israel, France and other countries. HOLDIKRS INJURED TOKYO. 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