Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 14, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAG 8 TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKflON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMIW'.II 14. mi Radio ,...;-! .a a. tiiiif m 1 1 I. mill in i 'ih'"m"'"" hii njjMji KFJI lib Kc. PST Wednndar Ewnlnf. Not. 1 00 Gabrltl HMtter MBS IS KUmalh Thcsur Quia 30 Around Town Nwt 45 8am Hy Newi MBS 54 Bill Henry MBS 1:00 Bright filar t:18 Rocket Bidln T.tn 7:30 MyUry ThMttr ABC t OO Whit'i Kama Bong MBS 30 Roiuti Gallery ABC 8:4S HaFdalbtrif Harmonalrat fi 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS :15 Pulton Lewi Jr. S:30NorthwMl ArtUU B 55 5-Mtn. Final MBS JO) Wraitllni 10:15 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 International Airport MBS 11.-00 Night Owls Ni ll:os Night Owla Club 12:00 Sign Ofl KFJI Kc PST Thundar, Nor. IS g-00 Musical Reveille 45 rarmcrs Bulletin Board :U Local News T0 Hemingway News MBS T15 Breaktast Gang MBS 1:J0 News 1:43 Best Buy D0 Cecil Brown KBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS Fre Tri! . . . Stw Corona Port able . . . Pioneer Office Supply Co. 629 Main. (Brief. Hi Min or I Mrs. U . . . 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You know the quality. to 11 50 Symphony Colors CANDLES Hand Dipped Tapers IOC ,0 15C each DINNER CANDLES 2" to 4" Diameter 1.00 t0 1.95 oeh S:M Suburban 8r.nada S45 Haadhn. Kilmon ABC si Comm. Attraction on ABC t 00 Mr IMtlUl.nl AI10 T:s0 Barbanhop llarmonlaa l roolu.ll Warm-llp 00 Orci Amataur llr. ABC t.5 Jimmy Nolan'a Son. 9.00 Autumn Stranad. AE1CT Conrart of Enroll ABC 10 00 It P H Haadllnaa 10.19 rorvtfn niortar ABC 10:30 liuomnta Club U:no Nawa Summaty 11:01 Slpl OK South Demos Face Split Br HON WlllTKIIKAl) HOT SPRINGS. Ark., i-Soutli-ern sovemors returned to Uirur homes todny with deep mid bitter political differences sllll clouding Uie future course of tlie Demo cratic party in the South. The three-day Southern gover nors conference was non-pnlitictil in Its purposes. But It spotlighted the rift between leaders ot the States' Rights Democrat and those who suppor Pres. Iruman and his administration. One thing appeared certain In the aftermath of the conference: political peace In the South can be achieved only by a compromise, citlier on the Democratic party platform or the parly's presidential candidate. UNACCEPTABLE States' Rights leaders made tt clear they will not accept Mr. Tru man as the Democratic standard bearer In 193. They equally were emphatic that the price of party peace must include elimination of the civil rights issue lrom the par ty platform. On the other side, the pro-Tru man forces displaced a willingness to challenge ooeiSJ.' any move to organise a Southern revolt against Mr. Truman. There was some speculation that Speaker Sam Raybuin. whose par ty loyalty plea Monday night creat ed an uproar may have held out hope of a compromise on the Dem ocratic platform. Rayburn said he did not believe there would be a split In the Smith and that possible agreement might be reached on a platlorm. Gov. James F. Byrnes of South Carolina one of Mr. Truman's chief political foes said this mlRht mean the president will not seek reelection. Platform agreement. Byrnes said, would mean concession of the civil rights and national health in surance Issues. He called the In surance proposal "socialised medi cine." And he added he did not believe Mr. Truman would run on such a. platform. CAMPAIGN The conference had been widely heralded as the possible starting point for an organised "beat Tru man" campaign. But Byrnes and others made it clear they had come to the conference with no In tention of launching such a move. Gov. Herman Talmadge ot Oeor gia told reporters this was neither the time nor the place to begin such a drive. Other States' Rights leaders declared they will have plenty of time In which to decide a course of action after Mr. Tru man discloses his Intentions. By MART EGAN American Education Week Is be ing observed throughout the nation this week, for the purpose of in stilling In the minds of people the Importance of eaucatlon. This is sponsored by the NEA in coopera tion with the U.S. olfice of educa tion, the National Congress of Par ents and Teachers, and the Amer ican Legion. At Sacred Heart American Edu cation Week opened yesterday morning with a High Mass raid by Father Domnlck and sung by the hlghschool choir. This was in rec ognition of the Religious freedom which Is enjoyed in the United States. Enthusiastically, the students participated In an assembly today, centered around American Educa tion Week. Members of the Ameri can history class conducted a panel discussion on the theme, unite for freedom. In addition the Francll lans sand, "My Own America." The freshman class, too, have been busy making posters Illustrating the theme, unite for freedom. As a final step in observing Ameri can Education Week students of the Junior and senior classes have entered the essay contest based on this same theme, unite for free dom. The Junior Red Cross is being organized at the academy n:w. In cluded in the activities of the group are these, each classroom will be asked to fill basket for a less fortunate family. These baskets will be distributed the night before Thanksgiving. Also favors for the hospitals will be made by the girls of the high school. And too, a Red Cross first aid course will be offered to the students Interested. The general consensus of every one this morning, sleepy through they were, was this: "The 1951 sophomore hop surely did rank on the very top." Death Claims Mrs. Parrish MERRILL Oldtimers In this area learned with regret of the death In Rlpon, Calif., of Mrs. Nel lie I. Parrish. Mrs. Parrish lived In Merrill from 1905 to 1817 'and wes very active in civic affairs, being one of the original founders of the Mer rill Library club. She taught In Merrill and Henley schools, at the Lone Pine and Llbby schools no longer in existence. - Born In 1882 near Jan Jose, Mrs. Parrish died October 28, and fu neral services were conducted Oc tober 31, In the California town. She celebrated her 89th birthday last January 20, and was feted by the Rebekah lodge of which the was a member. She was gold star mother, active In the Ameri can Legion auxiliary, and a mem ber of the Native Daughters of the Golden West." PENNEY SALES UP NEW YORK, UV-Sales of J.C. Penney Co. In October totaled 196, 917,734, up 12.7 percent from . 017,221 In the like month last year. Sales In the first 10 months of 780,924,637 were 10.6 percent bet ter than $708,024,164 last year. t - -J Young Barry more Would OK Changeover to MGM Studio By KHSKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD, NEA John Bnrrymure Jr., as an MOM aim? "There's notliliiK I'd like better," 111 youngest of the Burrymorrs confided, "but so .far It's in tho talking stage. It would be wonder ful. "After all, my fnther. nw aunt Etliel and my uncle Lionel were all at the etiullo." John's llvllig with his sinter. Blythe, In Hollywood these days and Is as wide-eyed about her up coming role In "Androclcs and the Lion" as he is about nis own movie career. He told me: "Mv sister s a very talented actress. She's very seri ous about a movie career. I u.-.cJ to needle her nbout actliiK, but she kept savlnir thnt she wasn't Inter ested. Now she's had a change ol heart. I always knew It would lumpen. We're both a couple ot slices oil the old ham." U s hush-hush but Paul Heureld s 'For Men Only" revolves around fraternity haslng based on an i tual campus Incident. It's as con troversial as Fox's sororltv back grounded film, "lake Care of My Little Girl." . . . Bund note: Song bird Peguv Barrelt Is leavliiR Frankle Carle's band tor Jimmy Dorsey's. Buddy Baer, between scenes ot The Big Sky": "I'm a terrific ail libber. I never forget aiiythini; once I hear tt." Norma Shearer's radio emoting In "Waterloo Bridge" has turned the trick and the movie scripts am rolllna- bi. She tells Intimates thr.t she turned down the lead role In Susan Yorfces "The widow' De- cause the heroine was too youna Tip-oft to Norma a change 01 heart about a movlo comeback: She's enrolled her kiddles In I schools near Hollywood Inslcud of sending them to Switzerland. I asked the bar-Delia unit ci ' vTHU R S D A Y I b3 Hollywood, granite fisted Tom Nenl If It wna true that he had a publishing offer lu write his mem oirs under the title, "I Was on Him Like a Cat." Neal frowned and said: "Where did that come from? The news men misquoted me. I didn't say it. I don't talk that way." Now that Marlene Dietrich's "The Blue Angel" is pluyinii tho TV circuit, there's talk ol a re make with her daughter In tun title role . . . Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis are all set for "Sum. mer Cumii," In which the buys will play Buy Scout Instructors. Hrdy l.smnrr will have Arturn do Cordova and llnr Moore as her co-stars In "Ueulle Murder." the picture alieil make south ot tho border. Shelly Wlntera Is playing another starring role lor Jeirv Lewis III a lHmm. home muvle. This time It's "The Re-Knforcer." with Bhelkv playing Rocco, a lady bookie. Her theme music Is the love tune from "A riuce In the Suu." Phyllis Kirk denies Hint "Point of No Return." the Broadway plnv In which she will co-alar with Hen ry Fonda, is a title tip-off to her feelings about Hollywood. "Holly wood has been pood for me," iho told me. "You learn thlius about vourself here the unflattering UllllKS. Mio was In five Hints at MGM. but says, "11 s Jit I any I was Involved In them. I was alwavs tlw girl In the musical who didn't alng or dance." John Bromflcld. actor-hubby of Coclnne Calvel, resumes his mo vie career alter a wait of almost two years as the star of Mono gram's "lilt Hint Line." He asked lo be released from his Hnl Wnllls contract on grounds Unit lie wasn't the the type for Indoor, hot. 'Jl I faaaas ss apaay lilUiOUAII 2 Gigantic Thrillers!! I 1 m-K fi I t nmm.mwmwmmBamtu,rl t I i i.Jklv 5rV7 I : WaSWaiS3Bj!0lllalll v.V,?, I oS , Vagi I TOMIOHT dolr movies. The film vernlon of Husun Yui kea' spicy novel, "Tho Willow," will huvo a TV unknown In Iho second Ivinlne lead, John Nunlil, who'll proiliice In London, will re cruit a video pcrfoimrr lur the rule. Stanley Kramer will appease the linvv'a "hiiiHtr" (it mviii-h iinviil cooperation lur Ills film version of tun ucM-sciiutg, i ne i;nine mih iiiv" hii 11, m itHvi'liitmitltii. i.klitiirr nf the uilito sweeper will not bo pictured as an Annapolis grail. The song hit, "Jriebrl." It now can be told, changed hands nn u inn Of a coin, iinrry iiiui'sioun iti'ii llnl lllnlr iIIm.,iIi-Iiiif llteh- nm:.lc- publlsliliiK pai'lnersliln flipped n coin ior citcn oi ineir nutig piuiin. ties, lllulr won "Jerrbel" anil a profit rlnso to I1U0.1HIU. Tlie uliiul African lund sniiU'n shell Is coiic-nhnncd and aouio times six Inches long. I I NU.M IJ l.ll'l.'lJ.liiJllA.'ffyTVaKrVa.1, . Gat Of. . .Ljm, L" ummmmmtmmmmm mi -iT-n ITOPAtI a assa. a m )M """ Army Planning Yule Leaves WAHIIlNtl'I'ON, MV. As mtill; ,,. Ulei'H as cull be .pared li'nni isiiiy an piisls In this ciiiinlry will lie glvrn leave ilurlnii a IUdiiv Uteuk III Irulnlug over the lllirl.iliuus m. Iilnv, the army says. The aiiuouucciiiriil wus until, sluiullaneuusly here and in inr-, hall, at rumps throughout tlie country. The other services have not announced their plans. Announcing the linlniug break from Dec. 'i'J lo Jan '4. the nrnty hHld camp coniumntlliig nlitrm.i will ili'lermluo how many ol their turn call bo given Iruve, ptinlhly oil a staggered bnnln. Any leave, the army nilitril Is "ro-iluigciit upon the liitt'rnutloiuil slliinlliiii at Iho time." A giant African land niiull run rat a whole head ol leltuce In a night. f.Vt.l-V'i-i rTT-r-p rCT-i l HMO IONIUM! I .. . i m i i I , J PEOPLE WILL TALK L "CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY