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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKdON MONDAY, NOVKMIIKIl 2H, lir, t KFJI 1151 Kb PST . 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Parents can write to a child, sign as Santa Claus. out the letter in an envelope addressed to the child, put an airmail stamp on It. then put the whole works In an. other envelope and mall to ran American in Seattle. Fan Am win flv th letters to Alaska tor air mailing to children with riorinern postmarks. Robert, Patricia Lead Name List MINEOLA. N. Y., W Robert! Patricia I These cries are liable to create a little confusion in Nassau coun ty in years to come. Parents may get lots of answers. The reason, says Dr. Earle o. Brown, county health commission er, is that Robert and Patricia were the most popular names given new-born Infants In 1950. Dr. Brown's hobby is to check the county's birth certificates. Yes terday he came up with the re sults for last year. For boys. Robert was followed j by John, James. Richard and Wil liam, In that order. For girls, Patricia beat out a second place tie between Bar bara and Susan. Then came Mary and Linda. I Dr. Bown's survey of 16.282 cer tificate, showed 1334 names. These included all the 13 apostles except Judas: Faith and Hope, but no charity: June and Aumst but nn Aoril or May; and for brevity, the initials "C" and "J." Try the New Corona Portable Typewriter at Pioneer Office Sup ply id. Ks aiatn. ti uinrtAne -T: MMKUftt for any U Room in the Home!) CoIIwjw'a I H7 I u.i. it ARMSTRONG'S You con hove beautiful aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalsaaaasaaa.aaaa1aasMaaaaaMaaaaaaaaaaasWT fifes 1 Floors at low cost by laying the tiles yourself! It's not too difficult and the necessary tools and" adhesive are inexpensive. Let us help you design an attractive floor and show you how much you'll save by doing, the work yourself. Price per carton of 54 sq. ft. (96 9"x9" pieces) "C" COLORS 6.95 Carton "D" COLORS 7.95 Carton Armstrong's Asphalt Cement gallon can 2.50 Armstrong's Homo Mechanic's Kit 1.25 "Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings" KJamath. unnitune Co. 221 Main Honduras Has Oregon Touch WASHINGTON. I.f There's lit tie of Oregon tucked away Ui Te gucigalpa, Honduras, where Byron E. Ulatiktnship Is first secretary of ui American emuassy. Blnnklnshlp. a native Oregonlan is Ilia rankliur slate deuarunent officer In charge of the embassy 'a political section. It Is his third as signment since Joining the depart, ment's forelirn service In June, IWJ. He previously served in Mex Ica and Spain. Blanklnshlp was born In Port land, June 1. 1913. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. Krne.-t J. Blanklnshlp. now live in Tutard. Blanklnshlp was graduated from hii! school there after serving as student body president and captain of the football team. He also par ticipated actively in school dramat ics. At Paciflo university In Forest Clrovt, where Blsnkin-.nlp received his B. A. degree in 1935, he made numerous tnps as a member of the debate team and was a three year letter winner as a football tackle. His educational training also In cludes a master's degree In In ternational relations, acquired at University of California In 1D3I, nnd a law degree, received at Co lumbia university in 19. Blanklushm made certnln he'd have Oregon memories with him no matter where he was assigned. He married another Oremnlan the former Mary Louise RInehart of Portland, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Rinehart. Thev have two daughters. Nancy and Carrnon, 9 and 7. and twin boys. Douglas and Duncan, S. Action Flares In Korea TOKYO, in The Canadian forces public information office In Tokyo said today "United Nations forces In the west central sector of Korea have been engaced in the bitterest fighting encountered on this front in months." The statement said the struggle centered "over possession of a dominating hill In the area." "U.N. forces, under continuous attack for a week, had backed up to the foothills surrounding this main feature. For the past three days the Intensity of the battle In creased as waves of Chinese in fantry threw themselves against the stonewall defense put uo by a u.N. formation," the Canadian release said. "This U.N. formation, fighting without sleep for 12 hours, at times found itself fighting off attacks from three directions." Heavy casualties were Inflicted on the enemy, the statement said. Mortars of the formation fired over 6000 rounds in less than 24 hours at ons period of the battle. Quads Said Born To Cfifnese Woman HONG KONO. WW ThV Commu nist New China News agency to day said quadruplets, a boy and three girls, were born Nov. 5 to Wan Feng-yl. a peasant of Chang - sha in Hunan province of main land China. The agency said the provincial governor sent the mother 400,000 yuan labout Sim. 20 feet of red cloth for good luck, and eight cat ties UO 33 pounds! of cotton ma terial. The children were reported In the care of a special nurse at a government hospital. The agency quoted mother Wan: "In the old society so many ba bies would be a great burden and nobody would bother about them. but It Is a happy event now. I win surely look alter these babies well and will have a photo taken of them for presentation to chair man Mao (Tze-Tung)." ASPHALT TILE Armstrong's Asphalt Tile Phone 5353 or 5339 KPm EDWARD LtROY BAR RETT, a veteran of action iu Korean waters (or nine months, has been dis charged from the U.S. navy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barrett, Rt. 3, Box 1031. Safety Radio Plan Readied SALEM. I.f-Oregon will launch a new traffic salelv radio urogram, featuring on-the-scene hliihwov ar rests and accidents. There wilt be tape-recorded Inter views with drivers and policemen on the program, "You Never Know." Produced by the traffic safety division of the secretary of state's office, it will be broadcast over 23 Oregon radio stations. The program Is similar to the now-heralded Washlnglon stale pa. trol urogram, 'Could This Be You?" The Oregon program will be broadcast everv other Saturday. Freezing Rain Lashes East By The Associated Press A storm which dronned sleet and (reeling rain on much of the Mid west Sunday was moving eastward Monday causing some snow flur ries and light rain. Warmer weather In Ohio. Penn sylvania and New York was ex pected to keep the storm from Ic ing Highways. The weather bureau in Chicago said the storm started Saturday In Colorado. Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma, and has been moving slowly eastward. Large portions of Nebraska. Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana were cov ered Sunday with a perilous coat ing of lror.cn ratn making driving hazardous. Milder temperatures to day were expected to clear the area of Us iclness. Elsewhere In the nation showers were reported In the Gulf stales and in me northwest pacific states, with snow at some of the higher elevations. A Jam of heavy slush In the Mississippi river near Minneapolis and St. Paul was threatening to flood the mnln power generating plant of the Twin City Rapid Tran sit Co. If the plant Is flooded street cars serving the twin cities would be unable to run. U.S. army engineers said they could not break the deep mass of slush which is holding back the river's How. Some early morning temperature were Chicago 31, Fargo. N.D. 13, Seattle 4$, Los Angeles 51, Fort Worth 49. Brownsville. Texas 71, Miami 68, Boston 39, and Caribou, Me. 12. The Azores are nine volcanic islands. tte friendly wayiotravell Comfortable, too. ..and you get a lot mare travel for a lot e money I See your friendly Greyhound Agent (bout any trip, anywhere. SEE HOW YOU SAVE I from Klamath Falli: To DaX" Fart Eugene S . . . . f 3.9S Portland 5 8.8S Medford 1 1.8S San Francisco .2 5.70 Los Angeles ... 3 9.80 Plat Ftdtral Tax Kiton Trie 20X LESS...M CNnl-Trl Ticket Agent, R. W. Cl.mmltf, Jr. 904 Klamath Fhene 3521 1 GREYHOUND 5 , '? B Datjmar Will Make First Hollywood n t hskim: joiinsov HOLLYWOOD. INK A I Uehlnd the ekrerii: llnvmnr, TV a V-tornm- tion alluie, will bo making her linn Hollywood movie in 1MJ. 1 here's a script for a lllm co starring Bob Hope and Dagnmr on producer Bob Welsh's desk at Para mount, and llirre have been con faba oil a co-alarrlng atlnl with Red Skclton on the MOM lot. . I spotted Dngm.tr who could help spoiling Dagmar? at a night club table with hubby Danny Day Ion and she allnped me I ho news that her new TV contract Willi NBC gives her eight weeks olf to make a movie anytime she wants to. "You like Hollywood?'" "Honey, it's Just Ilka Huntington. Went Virginia." What did Dagmar think of the billboards for "Ills Kind of Wom an." showing Jane Ruiiell testing out the str-tch of a strapless eve ning gown? "Wow," said Dagmar, "I'd like those big billboards when I do a movie. Of course, a stlrl like me could make a small billboard look oig. Ava Gardner, so help me. Is nix th. mi,,. .nH i... i.'. it,..-! Ik Sinatra I, hov..r h., tells me that lie run t afford ing Frank Hlio tells me that lie can't afford It nil. . . lite Olnnv Slmms-Hob Lamoun romance ought to be hack trounded by storm mu.ilr. It's a real ktss-and break up-agaln theme. There's a football star In the Den nls Morgan household. Ills son. Stanley. 17. Is a halfback at Flint ridge Prep, with an ao-yard touch down run to his credit. Survess of Jnck Benny's first TV show of the season has convinced him he doesn't need big production changes of acenerv. The reM of the time Jack was Just his hilarious self. Credit Fred Astalre with the best Formosa Hit By Quakes TAIPEH. Formosa, Earth quakes Jolted Formosa for the sec ond straight day today. At least IS persons were killed and more than 300 Injured bv shocks thai Jarred the eastern and south-weal-em coasts yesterday. A sharp shock was felt In Talpeh this afternoon but caused no dam- age or casualties. Yesterday's quakes damaged the east coast railroad at seven placea In the 7s mlle stretch between Jluallen and Taltung. Hualien. hard hit by quakes that killed about 100 persona Ocl. 32 and 33, suffered uo casualties yes- The rail towns of Yuli ami n,ii SO and 60 miles south, bore the urum oi ine cunaav tremors. Nine persons were killed In the two towns, 118 houses collapsed and more thnn 400 other houses were damaged. Two persons were killed at Kooh. stung. Nationalist naval -base on ine souinwest coast. Big Steel Talks Open PITTSBUROH. IjB Phllln Mm.. ray, the URht-lipped Scot who leada the CIO. and IU mllllon-memhor united atcelworkera' union, will meet Rovernment controls headon tomorrow when he onena nam rm. iract negotiations here with United States Steel corporation. Before the week Is out manv of the nation's other ton atl nrn. ducers will elt down at preliminary icKuiiauoua wiin sieeiworters' of ficials. Some of the negotiation mav re. cess to await outcome of talks with U.S. Steel because "bin steel" us ually sets the pattern followed by uic rcai oi ine inaustry. The men who make steel now average about 61 .07 an hour. unaer tne current wage stablll. zallon board formula, Murray', men would be allowed a maximum increase of from four to five cents an hour. The veteran labor leader has not yet put bis demands Into specific llxures but he has Indicated he will not be satisfied with a hike of four to five cents an hour. The union has prepared a ll.it of demands to present to the in dudtry. The principal ones, besides the pay hike, are a guaranteed an nual wage, a union shop, and Im proved Incentive programs. Woman Listed As VP Timber WASHINGTON. W-Senatbr Msr. garet Chase Smith of Maine, the senate's only current woman mem ber, was proposed by Senator Aiken iR-Vt) today as the Republican vice presidential nominee next year. "I know she would greatly streng then our 1062 ticket with anvone," Aiken told a reporter. "And if any thing should happen to a president, the country would still be in strong, capable hands." Told of her colleague's sugges tion, Mrs. Smith said In sepa rate Interview:. "I appreciate the confidence and am not a candidate. I am realistic enough to know that there Is not even the most remote possibility of such a thing happening." Aiken's plug for Mrs. Smith came In the wake of an announcement by supporters of Harold E. Stan sen that they are opening a head nuarurrs here for a drive to win the OOP presidential nomination for him. Daniel C. Oalney of Owstonns. Minn., nald he and others expect to persuade stassen, former Min nesota governor who Is now presi dent of the University of Pennsyl vania, to run for the nomination he failed to win In 1948. PARKINQ LOT PORTLAND, 11 A two-levol parking lot which Is expected lo cost about $2ro,nno will be built Rt the site of the old Portland hotel, now being torn down. Offi cials of Meier and Frank Co., own er of the property, said construc tion will begin about Jan. 1. Film Next Year rib of the year. Aslalre lias been raving all over town about Ciene Kelly's (lancing In "An American In I'aiis," but this Is the conversa tion when thev met for the first time since I'rrd saw llie film: fitPi): "Saw 'An American In Purls' the other night." OENK: i hopefully! "VEST" Fltb'l): "liomia have a acatlon after Oils oner" OENK: "Uh huh." Ff:i: "Think I'll Jump back lo New York." URNK: (confused) "Hv Ilia) way Fred, how did you llko the pic-tu.-e?" Flir.l): "The picture? Oh. that one the other night. Well, II was all right, 1 guess. If you like danc ing." Danny Knyt'a wile. Svlvla Fine. and Harry Colin of Columbia ara talking of a deal for her to pro duce a big fllmiiftral. Kaje on TV? "In about a year.' his manager, Eddie Dukolf, assured me. "we n mm his shows lust like Lucille Ball and Desl Arnea are doing. He needs a live audience reaction." Lucille, bv the wav. Is still rav 'tig boul the morale boost she's ""l""K 01,1 ' "" " Lovt L,,ev'' . V5 .-'t..JT.V'T.. and shooting two, she lold me: "I plv lu'enrs every dav Hist I'd wait a yrnr to do In movies." Will ftlie take on a movie role while dolint Jlie TV aim.: "I wouldn't have time." she teld. Woody Woodperker will now have a lamllv In the Wnltrr l.anta car toon aeries a mother and father, live ulilrrn and two cou.Mi'v All brcaue ta uiniiv kills wrote ill ak- me "Doesn't Woody have a Ism lly?" "Samson and Delilah" mav have bowled 'em over at the nation boxolflrrs but Vie Mature Is taklna a dim view of all the rtiaired. he- man publicity he's reaped since the mm s reienre. "It brought back all that old muscle aliill." he walled. "And It came right alter 'Crv of the CUV when Hollvwood nrodurera had JuM aiicovered I could talk. ' There will be more of the "inua cle slulf" tor Vic when "Androcles and the Lion" is released but he' counting on a new Fox movie to nut him back In the straight drama lie league. A female Rhubarb purred II a tar. noted for her slovenly clothes. passed with her small son "Ah. Howdv Dnodv and his moth er. Howdy DOWDY I" Stanley "Sta.'h" Clements" first starrer at Monogram will be "Jet Job ". . -David Oorcey Is chang ing his name to David Con Ion for the Bowery Boy films became of the confusion with Leo snd Ber nard. Aliens Roberts, who clicked In "The Red llou-.e." now Is working as a dentlM's recentlonlat. . .Itin erant necktie salesman who wan dered Into Monogram's publicity offices was completely dressed ex cent for a necktie! HOUMjOgIggg U 'h A MtMO C(X0t CAITOCM W&M U VtkCtrr Mutf P aVHHMBsaaaHalBBiajBBlHbataVJgflgflBP 4 I 1 I I I 1 1 J j J I J I J 4 J TODAY This i; the story ol i firl who wis young.-.bul not loo youni for lov '771 . ... snd of tht boy jht II M-G-M't THE STORY OF A BRDE) .PIER ANGELl"-' JtSFlN ERICSON PATRICIA COLIINGE . RICHARD IISHOP T vin DAKNIH . DALPH MEEKER art gill MAUIPIN Coyote Specie. Fireman Dies - MOJAVK. Calif., i.ri n survivor ol III cilyluciws who 1,,,. died the tluolt'e in a cra.-k limn raring Death Valley biiilly d,,,,, Los Anijclra, to Uiicaiiu In luuo u uruu. iiioiiibs n. iiaiiauiiar, S3, who turn at ma inline ncre ITIiluv, in f-uisni-u iiir v.yuie nprciiu ' lit lUUO from flHIalUW lo Nrcillr. wuiter noull pnlU the Sauls l a Railway eri&UO in SUKXJ and I.VK) outs lur me Jjikl nine nip n,. In 44 hours and S4 iiilmiliu. Ti run is inane now liy crack atri'nm. Ilnera In 3D hours and 4:1 iiihuit... lliillnglipr stnrlrd riilliuuilliig it the MIchlKnil t'riiliiil III lilDI u whs a Simla Kn engineer from miio uiiiii ins rriireiiii'iu in iiuh The engineer drove a nrnii-iM i.-... attain locomotive lor rlrully our III! 170 miln tun In JiKI llilnulr-. R. P." Illnre. Santa Ke atatlmi agent at l''ulterlon. Calif.. I. the only known crewman anion mo vunmictora, tfiigiiirgrs ain flrrmen who manned thn "coyote Special." Tit WHI'OHT AltltlVI f.AITLE, U--ThB navy Irani, pert Oeu. M. M. 1'alrlck docked here from the Kar East ytrrilnv with B31 army tiimpn. inciudl-iu 3 "i combat veterans Irnin Korea, an, I 31 Japanese , war brides, A Jnpn. nese-AnierlciMi Wm Hqt. Tarhlvn TMikitinnto, of brattle, W'iih mum-it the war brides. Hhe luri nnil inut rlrd arniv But, I'rrcy llolf. ol Vii. alula, while srrvmn uvrrnma. THE NATION LOVED HER Imt kfibtiil Mifzi CAYNOR-Dennis DAY wit ronnson us. Doors Open 6:30 13 SUrtt irrsPAV. ItiltTW mm. 0u .GRAYSON CiRCNER Hiwud KEEL MA0I (OOWfl BROWN CHAMPION OMIT UKlt 6MIU1M srutLiKS NooifKiio miiiii 5P 'IHIIUJ cunt tACH oimm CARY GRANT Jos6 FERRER In M-O-M'i Crisis" PAULA RAYMOND SIQNE HASSO RAMON NOVARRO GILBERT ROLAND LEON AMES Continuous Dolly Week Days Box Office Opns 1 i4S mirrierj. i vr Tin mofe'h.?:!?'' nTn " '