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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, lor,)
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Pieces Fall
From Plane
TACOMA Wl Three large piec
es of metal (ell from the sky near
here Sunday shortly after an air
plane nad taaen on irom weenord
Air Force base.
One chunk landed in a child's
sandbox in the yard of one home,
and others narrowly missed resi
dences, witnesses said.
Earl F. Witt, a witness, said the
metal aonarentlv flew off the front
of the plane. The pieces struck the
earth over a half mile path three-
quarters of a mile, north, of the
base.'
The witnesses aid the frasrments
were from a B-36 bomber but Mc
Chord officials declined comment
on the report.
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tlBVJ MODEL AlUs Chalmers tractors are shown above as they arrived consigned to
West-Hitchcock Corp. here. The new praetors are powered with ,2-cyclo General Motors
diesels. Though the new design, heelinj, trcommoi fault with crawlers, i eliminated.
Two of the new models are to ba delivered to the Hercules Powder Co. here.
Crashed Plane
Said Located
ANCHORAGE. Alaska (Jfl A
General. Airways transport plane
reported ' missing Saturday on a
flight from PorUand. Ore., to An
chorage, crashed on Mt. Crillon
the Falrweather mountain
ranee, the Air Force announced
Sunday.
Searchers said there was no siim
of life around the wreckage, spot
ted at- the 9,000 foot level of the
towering peak. The plane's .right
wing was torn off and the cockpit
was. smashed.
-The pUot, - Burton L. McGuire,.
20. and the co-pilot. George A.
Simpson, 27, both of Portland, were
the only known occuoants of the
transport. They made their last
report from the Cape Spencer area
at 9:47 a.m.. PST, Saturday, after
leaving Annette Island near Ketch-,
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So Much of Love!
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John Agar Back to Work,
'Through with Kid Stuff '
n FltHKlNK JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) John
Avar, shudtlrred over his recent
prison aenlrnce niul on id (tint lie
nad moUiballed Ilia talent lor mak
ing tin front pages.
He's back on the sound stages
In Republic' "Minnesota " clear
eyed, thou"!itfuI and riirln' to go.
".I'm through with the Ud stuff,"
111 ex-husbnnd of Shirley Tomule
told me. "I've made up my mind
that this la what I want. A lot
of things happened to me and
people thought I wnsn't ncrlotia
about mv career. Now I'm a little
older and a little wiser. And tills
Is like a new itart.
Strong-Jawed John's big hope: A
movie musical that will lvo lilm
a chance to sing. .
"I don't have a great voice but
f can carry a tune and People
think X should sing." ,
The Judy Garland-Artie Shnw
"friendship" In New York Is a re
vival of their old Hollywood to-
monce that began on the heels ol
bona Turner a divorce from Artie
Robert Tavlor. I hear, has for.
given firry Italian, actress Lis oe
Llo for her embarrassing front
page valentine to him and will re
sume the romance after his di
vorce from Barbara Stanwyck.
Bt:t the c rl Bob will be seeing
in Parts during his three-week tu-
ropean vacation Is LIU DuBols. a
beauty who's high In the French
social register.
There's a bersistent rumor that
the marriage of Gregory Peck and
his Greta Is on the shakv side
a"'i nciu pvihii airu Bt-V-
viui jvuia VUb 111C11UCQ uiej
marriage skiif.
Finnkle Lalne'a throat condition'
may he more norlous tluin hl doc
tors thought. He's under orders W'l
to speak for one whole week and
must undergo further medical ex
aminations. Now It's Boris Day who -will bs
asking for her TV rlghla or an out
from her Warner contract.
Projection room raves for Wally
Cassell, who's said lo leap to Im
portant stardom as the hunchback
prlnodght trainer In the just-coin-pleted
"Decision."
Carolyn Jones, Paramount' new
0'
lamtm Lie. aaiaea.
AMIRICAN CHINISI
raaaa ffcetla kaeal
fa. 4f far Otaert T fake Oat
Ben B. Lt, Mar.
dln'covoiy, liopn Inlo a Iniul ml,
Willi Unb Hope niul Mli'key ft,,,,,,,
liry( In ."'i'lio Mllitiuy i'allcAiiiHuv'
Contract of Vlvlnji and Itoaelfa
Dimcaii v.ilh Pnraiiiiiunl, wliu will
film their ilia ainry IMillor Mm telle
of "Topsy and B:va," lolblils Hm
InmniiN slsler lemii limn iMipeiirin j
III (ilui'ltlucp In llielr uuiuelmck tuui.
The allien will hate Kva Aalhn,
daimlilor of Vivian and Mis An
ther, In their act.
. r5liltT DOWN
TElinAN, Iran l The, Irn.
Ian giiveriiinniit demanded In (
note Haturdny that all nine llrli.
i.i, rmuiiiintea In Iran ba rlci.r.i
... n,
Klilng the I" M 1
Collet time . . .1 f I
OffiHi) IMS
Humphrey Bogart didn't like the
story or the Idea of playing a SO-year-old
Army general, so he said
no to an offer to star in Ernest
Hemingway's "Across tlio River
and Into the Trees." ,
Bob Hope as Nathan Detroit,
ning Crosby as Sky Musterson and
Betty Hutton as Adelaide mny play
a movie version of "Guys and
Dolls."
It's a possibility, producer Ernie
Mnrtln, Jr., told me and he bases
It on Hope's desire to play the
gambler role.
."We haven't wanted te discuss
movie sale," he said. "With the
Broadway company and the na
tional company set for years to
come, we would have to put the
release date years ahead. It would
not be fair. But now the pressure
to sell the movie rights Is being
put on us and we may make a
deal."
If You DID NOT or CANNOT Finish
HIGH SCHOOL
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AMERICAN SCHOOL
Dept. Kle-l-14 1744 lreeder Oakland 12, Celil
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City I Jete
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE RAZES. RESORT HOTELS Whipped by high winds, fire sweeps
through three unoccupied Atlantic -City, N.J., hotels a block of stores on the famed
Epardwalk and a 300-room section '61 the big St. Charles Hotel (unper left), with a loss
estimated by fire officials at "several, million dollars." The Boardwalk runs diagonally
across top of .picture to the Steel Pier at estreme tipper, right.
Joe The Kangaroo Makes11
Big Hit In Washington
By ED CKFAGH .
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CLI FT-TAYLOR -WINTERS'
.GEORGE STBENSe
A PLACE
VV INJHE SUN
(For Hal Boyle) , ;
WASHINGTON tf( "I'm sorry."
my wile said. "We must have a
bed connection. I thought for a min
ute you said you were going, to a
party with a angaroo."
"Not with a kangaroo. Tor a
kangaroo," I said. . i
"Oh," she said. "A party for a
kangaroo. That makes everything
perfectly clear.
"Look, are you feeling all right?
You're not feverish or anything?
You haven't had a blow on the
head?"
So I explained that some movie
people, who have just finished
shooting a picture called "Kanga
roo," had flown a couple of the
beasts in from Australia. -
One kangaroo- took to her bed
after a few hours of Washington.
but the Australian ambassador was
iving a .party for the other one.
"All this." mv wlfi said, "sounds
a littlo giddy; even for .this town.
Go ahead, though. Try to set home
early. And I don't want to hear
any stories about your having- to
sit up with the sick kangaroo." "
'
Well, the party at the embassy
was more fun than a barrel of kan
garoos. .
This Percy Spender, the ambas
sador, is a ruddy, gusty type who
sets out a fine buffet. Turns out
he's a great kangaroo fancier.
Mrs. Spender can take kanga
roos or leave them alone, but she
let tills one romp through her house
with never a shudder.
And Joe, the kangaroo, stole the
show.
He's the only kangaroo I ever
met socially, but If they're all like
him I want one. He's greyish In
color and abou the size of a small
He's as cunning as an Easter
bunny, and tame, too. Didn't kick
a single American. .
Mostly Joe was led around on a
leash by a pretty Australian model
named Loretta North, an 18-year
old who has been chosen "Miss
Kangaroo," of all' titles. She didn't
have anything to do with kanga
roos until she won the contest, but
she learns fast. Turns out there's
a lot to learn, to.
"Wonderful animals!" boomed
the ambassador. "Ought to see
them Jump I Ten yards easily I
Whole herds of them In the in
terior of Australia! It's a picture,
by gad, to see a whole 'herd Jump
ing at once. Why, I remember one
time . . ."
Just then his son John, who Is 16.
burst In. He made a bee-line for
Joe and the kangaroo, who had
never seen him be'ore. greeted him
luce a icnj-iosi orotner.
Talk rbout a bov and a dog you
shou'il have seen John and Little
Joe scamper through the embassy
corridors.
Joey fell on his face, finally. Be
sides, he had a tough schedule
ahead' of him New York this week
end. then a tour of 30 or more U.S.
and Canadian cities. So ; they cov
ered him with a brown blanket and
he took a long nap, right there on
the rus. ' -
"Has it occurred to you," some
body said, "that with Washington
women afraid to wear mink coats,
on account of oil the scandals, there
might be a brisk demand for coats
m.de irom kangaroo iurv
I could have sworn that, under
his blanket, Joe the kangaroo' trem
bled from head to foot.
UI Is upplng Tony Curtis' weekly 1
paycheck to the $300 mark Just I
achieved by Piper Laurie . . .
Cnthv Lewts will get equal co-star
billing with Marie Wilson In the !
TV version of "My Friend Irma." j
which hits the channels In Janu-
ary. A clause In Cothv'a CB8 con-1
tract protects her billing In the
new medium. -
Driver Sticks -
To Stuck Truck
LOS ANGELES W Cant. Kurt
Carisen of the Flying Enterprise
has a counterpart. In a small way,
in Mike Mechlkoff.
Mechlkoff stayed by hlsv "ship"
in distress and, with more luck
than Carisen, eventually brought it
to safety.
Mechlkoff'a "ship" Is a truck. He
drove It down to the Los Angeles
River early. Sunday. Something
went wrong and truck wound up
In the channel bed.
Mechlkoff refused all offers to
pull the truck ashore. When dawn
came he put In a fresh battery
and drove uo a concrete ramp to
safely.
The north magnetic Dole of the
earth la that region where the
magnetlo force la downward.
Vets
Mail Bag
The year 1031 was a bi dlvl-
denu y-'&r for Worm Yar xl vet
erans living in the Pacific North
west, according to the Veterans
Aonnn,stration.
The VA reports that during the
past twelve months It palo out
over seventeen million collars In
divicicnus to holders of National
Service Life Insurance who live In
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Mon
tana and Alaska. ...
Tne payment, the second special
dividend to be distributed by the
VA on active N.S.L.I. policies,
covers me inree-year period from
1048 to 1851. The first dividend
payment covered the period from
the Issuance of the Insurance to
line..
Distribution of the second divi
dend began the first of last vcar
the VA said, and Is. now. about
two-tiurds completed,-. Approxi
mately 150,000 Northwest veterans
are eligible for . the dividend pay
ment. Dividend' payments by' states
were estimated by the VA as fol
lows: . . ,
' Washington. 17.870.000: Orccrnn
$9,371,000; Montana, $2,070,000;
Idaho, $1,732,000; Alaska, $173,000.
QUESTION OF THE WfcEK
Q. I. got a O. I. home loan three
years ago, when the top VA guar
antee was $4,000. I understand
that a law passed since then has
raised the maximum guarantee to
$7,600, and that I'm entitled to an
other O.I. home loan guarantee for
$3,500 the difference between the
old and new guarantees. May I
use. this new O.I. loan to build
an addition to my house?
A. No. Under the law, your new
O.I. home loan may be used only
to purchase or build another house,
and not to Improve your present
one. '
Zlpov wordage from Corlnnd rial
vet on Fox'a "What Price Glory"
set;
"X aim my performahnces for e
men. I think I understand men.
Woman who can fcegure tern
out?" i
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