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FLYING HERO Cmdr,
Paul N. Gray (above) of St
John, Kans., known' as "the
bald eagle of the Essex,"
has been shot down in the
ocean' three times on car
rier based flights over
North Korea, and had his
plane shot up on other oc
casions. Following his last
escape from death Rear
Adm. John Perry, com
manding U.S. Navy's Task
Force 77 announced, "from
now on he's to do paper
work."
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Sales Manager
Pierce L. Brothers, Oakland, has
been named Division Sales Mana
ger of the Pacific Coast Division
of Wesson Oil V Snowdrift Sales
Company. Inc., succeeding J. E
Dawson Jr. who is retiring after
38 years service with the com'
rjanv.
tsromers servea zu years wiui
Wesson Oil and Snowdrift. He was
manager of Wesson Oil and Snow
drift's Eastern Division in New
York and also served as division
sales manager of the Southeast
Division with headauarters in Sa
vannah. Ga. He has been on' the
West Coast since 1940. during which
time he served as Sales Manager
of Durk.ee Famous Foods and more
recently as General Manner of La
dy s Choice Foods, San Francisco.
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OSC Turkeyman
Wins $500 Award
James A. Harper of the Oreeon
State college agricultural experi
ment station was awarded the 1500
national turkey research award for
19S1 by the National Turkey federa
tion at its recent annual meeting
in St. Louis. Mo.
The cash award is nrpsmM
each year by the federation to the
research worker who has made
the outstanding contribution in tur
key research for the year. Har
pers work on turkey management
problems, antibiotic feeding exper
iments and fertility and hatch-abil
ity studies was cited by the award
committee as the nations outstand
ing achievement in the turkey field
Harper is leader of turkey re
search projects for the OSC experi
ment station. He has been largely
responsible for developing the sta
tions current outstanding program
of turkey studies. He is the first
Pacific northwest scientist to win
national recognition for turkey re-
searcn.
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FORM YOUR OPINION
With the rapid mushrooming of sports Interest and activity
In the Klamath Basin In the last 10 years, the question of how
athletics figure In the over-all Basin progress picture naturally
comes to the fore.
For that reason, Ui Herald-News-KFLW Build the Basin"
forum has elected to tackle the highly Interesting iporu Question '
Monday, 8:30 p.m., over KFLW.
A panel of local sports, figures will discuss the subject: "HOW
CAN WE IMPROVE THE VALUE OF SPORTS TO THE KLAM
ATH BASIN?'' in this, the fifth, of the popular lorum series.
You can participate by checking your answer to the questions
listed below and mailing to the Herald and Newa or KFLW go
the questionnaire will reach the studio before Moivtay afternoon.
In addition, for more direct participation, you may ask ques
tions of numbers of the panel while the radio forum Is in pro
gress Monday night by calling 8111.
Members of the panel ave being chosen to represent amateur
(hlsh school and college), professional, semi-professional and
Independent spoils.
Questions:
ill Is too much stress laid on winning, rather than teaching
good sportsmanship?
Yes ( ) ' No ( )
(3) Have the nation-wide basketball bribe scandals worked
detrimentally for young athletes innocent of the charge?
Yes ( ) No ( 1
i3. In hiring a local coach (eiiher high school or col!ee
should major attention be aimed toward the man's won-and-lost
record, rather than his character and integrity?
Yes ( No ( )
4 Does the shoddy behaviour of non-student fans tsuch
as booing officials' decisions, e;c.) psychologically effect an ath
lete on the field?
Yes ( ) No ( )
iS Are you In favor of post-season games, such as slate
basketball tournaments, football playoffs, Bowl games, et?
Yes ( ) No ( )
t6 Is the Oregon Schools Activities Association, the body
that governs Oregon hitch school athletics, lax or too strict in
enforcement of its rules?
Lax ( Too Strict ( )
(7) Do you think athletic activity works as a healthy sup
plement for an athlete in his school work?
Yes ( ) No (
(8 Do you think the sports over-emphasis charge is ex
aggerated or one for real concern?
Exaggerated ( ) Concern ( )
i! Do you think the entrance of college sports (Oregon
Tech) has been a healthy addition to the local sports scene?
Yes ( ) No I )
' (10) Answer briefly below your opinion why professional
baseball has failed to survive In Klamath Falls.
Name
Address
Zippy Zs a Zsa, Bored Hubby
Together Again on Screen
. By ERSKIN'E JOHNSON1
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Behind
the Screen: They may have to bill
It as Zsa Zsa Gabor versus George
Sanders, but gorgeous, zippy Zsa
Zsa and cynical, bored George will
be co-starred by Fox in a re-make
of "Music In the Air."
John Boles and Gloria Swanson
warbled their way through the first
film, edition, but the new version
Is being tailored to George's talents
as a. singer and-Zsa Zsa's dancing
know-how.
' "Yes," cooed Zsa Zsa on the set
of "We re Not Married," "George
and I are anxious to. work to
gether." The state of their wobbly, list
ing marriage skiff? .
Zsa Zsa lifted her sculptured
chin and answered with the as
surance of Capt. Carlsen:
It's all right. We are together
and it looks like we will last forever.-
'When George went to England
to do 'Ivanhoe,' I was .a hausfrau.
When he returned, I was an ac
tress. It was very confusing to
George. Now he accepts it."
The singing cowboy who yodels
two choruses of the latest sage
brush bit parade tune while trot
ting Into the sunset on his horse
is a TV casualty.
Even the melodic tonsils of Roy
Rogers have been silenced In his
switch from big theater screens to
the home entertainment boxes In
balf-hour movies with wifey Dale
Evans.
Roy's explanation for parking his
trusty guitar:
"We've less than half an hour
to tell a story. If you put In music,
it slows up the action. Besides,
we've found that kids don't go
much for music. Unless We get a
lot of requests for singing, we'll
keep doing a straight action
series.".
Patrice Wymore may be wear
ing gingham as a western belle
in Warners' "Man With a Gun,"
but she's not the waltlncnn.th.
doorstep-in-the-sun-sct fragile tvpe.
"This girl," she told me, "has a
point of view and she'3 not afraid
pick up a gun."
There's even a hair-nullln arm.
chewing battle between Pat and
luscious Llna Romay.
were naving a ball," says Pat,
One minute we're lauehin? anri
the next we're slue-sine each
Navy Cancels
Bomb Tests
SPOKANE i' The Navy yielded
to mounting nrotests Thurfdav and
cancelled scheduled depth bomb
tests in North Idaho's Pend Oreille
Lake.
Actlnz Mavor Wilard Toft cold
Rep. Horan (R.-Wash.) reported
the Navy's changed plans. The Na
vy will look elsewhere for a site to
conduct the experiments, Taft said.
tamer, the city of Spokane had
threatened to ho to court in an ef
fort to block the explosive tests.
The city contended explosions be
neath the surface of the lake might
damage underground passages and
cut off Spokane's water supply.
Snortsmen also Drolestcd the
plan after Sen. Welker (R.-Idaho)
had charged the testa would wipe
cut fish life In Perd Oreille Lake.
home of the giant Kamloops trout. I
other.
Pat and hubby Errol Flynn go
to Jamaica when the film Is com
pleted for Flynn's $200,000 lawsuit
against Duncan McMartin. who
has used Errol as his private
punching bag. Chuckling about
Errol doing the suing for a change,
rat grinnea: fit saia sometning
very funny about It the other night
out cameo, u i can remember it.
There are no sighs of regret
from Will Rogers, Jr.. the Beverly
Hills newspaper publisher who
popped a wad of gum in his
mouth and combed his hair down
on one side to play his famous
uaa. now that cameras have
turned for a week on "The Story
oi win sogers, ne s saying:
-"With Jane Wyman Mrs. Rog.
ers) to look at ail the time, how
could I help liking It. But seri
ously. It's easier than it seemed
during rehearsals. The reason It's
coming along at all Is because of
Director Mike Curtis' guidance as
ne tries to moid me into an actor.
Has Will, Jr., changed his mind
about not making acting a career
now that he's sniffed greasepaint?
"No, alree," he grinned, "I'm
going right back to the paper
wnen mis role is finished."
Ronald Reagan's hailing "Alex
ander, the Big Leaguer," story of
tne lamed baseball pitcher, as "the
best role .I've had since "King s
now.' '
Hurling baseballs at a catcher's
mitt nailed to a sound stage wall
(before the economy wave the
studio would have hired a couple
of guys to catch for him) Reagan
beamed:
"Its one of those roles that
makes you drive to work care
fully." Cleveland's ace burler. Bob
Lemon, landed a line of dialog in
the film after working in the base
ball scenes. "It was a big serious
scene with Frank Lovejoy," Bob's
saying, "but, every time Frank
looked at me I laughed. I think I
finally kept a straight face on the
zum take. " A couple or boo s
baseball pals grinning at him from
behind the camera didn't help at
all.
Man Finally
Yins Degree
SPOKANE Wl Ellsworth Gump
Jr. finally made it. He has finished
law school after 20 years and Gon
zaga University calls It a first class
case of persistence and determina
tion. Consider these credentials for the
citation:
At 19, Gump enrolled In pre-law
at Gonzaga. After two years he got
pneumonia and had to drop out. He
returned but went broke In the de
pression and quit qgaln. He later
found a Job and enrolled once more.
Then he got drafted. After his
discharge, he went to the hospital
with stomach ulcers before be could
return to school. He recovered, en
rolled again. Then his wife died.
He quit "for the last time." His
old teachers finally persuaded him
to come back. lie did.
Now, at 39, Gump has his law de
gree. WASHINGTON Wl Rent control
was ordered Wednesday, effective
next Monday for the critical hous
ing area of Umaulla-Hermiston.
Ore.
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AND MORE TO COME Italian movie queen Silvana
Mangano (left) chats in Rome with her pretty sister Patri
cia, who has a bit role in her next movie." As if two talented
girls in one family were not enough, a third sister, Natas
cia, 16, also appears in the Italian-made film. -
Capture Ends
Long Search
WASHINGTON if) Harry H.
Burton, long sought on murder
chargei In Los Angeles and one of
the FBI's 10 most-wanted men. was
taken into Cllstnriv At (Tnrk Wi-n
Thursday.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
announced the arrest.
He said Burton offered no resist
ance and admitted his Idrntliv
when special aents confronted him
at an automobile agency where ho
had been employed as a salesman
the past four years.
Hoover eald that during this pe
riod Burton has been living with
his wife at Powell. Wyo., and using
the name "Winston L. Jeter."
Burton, now 49, Is charged with
the killing of a bystander during
a robbery i Oct. 1, 1947.
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CANDIDATI'S
SAI.EM il'i Phil Mcis-hnn Hiul
Lowell PiiKCt. both of Portland,
filed Thursday for clrlogato lo the
Republican National Convention.
Both men, who are veteran Re
publicans, filed by petition.
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Duke Embarks
For England
NKW YORK ID The Duke of
Windsor hua sailed for Knglaiid lo
aurnii iiiiipiiu services jor die man
toV-lioin he gave Britain's throne
his brother, Ucorga VI.
Hti was traveling aboard the lin
er yuceii Mary, due nt Southamp
ton nest Wuimi'Mlay. ills who
stayed behind In New York.
It was a somber Duke who board
el the ship here. Thursday night, a
blnek biimi of mourning on Ills arm,
"This voyaue." he roUI. "I In.
deed sad ami It Is all the sadder
lor mo because I am undertaking
It alone."
Urniile him stood hl iliirhrsa
the American (or whom he abdi
cated his throne.
Ha said he was returning to Ills
homeland not only to attcndlne fu
ncraUbui also "to cuiutort her ma
jesty, my mother."
nils win be the lourlh lime that.
I have Inullclnaled In the obte-
qules of a British monarch," the
iurmrr king said.
"Fltly-oim years ago It was my
niTut grandmother, Quern- Victo
ria: then nine years later inv
gia nil lather lOdward VII; and In
1030 my lather, (.leorgn V. Now. by
God's will. It Is my blather's turn
to he In slate In the great hall at
Westminster and evenliinllv to loin
his Inrebears at Windsor."
r?iwii,i,it. ,.!,,. iii t tttiii,.
do not have lo smn the plcdite that
they will support the candidate who
wins the stale Republican presiden
tial primary.
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Women Seek
Tax Refunds
WASHINGTON (fl - Income tax
refunds totHlll'g 34.r03 are itoiiuht
by two women operators of a Port
land, ore., clinic.
Itulli Ilai'urlt litiah and Bealrlr
Cook, In petitions I lied with Ilia
U.S. en ml of claluui, contend they
overpaid llielr tuxes by that
minima while operating tho Stewart
Ullnlc.
Involved art luxes for 1941), 1946,
and 1947.
Mrs. Hush seeks refund (( 12!)..
031) with intci est. Miss Cook asks
8.I)77.
Tlicy contend nveriiiiviuenU re
sulted because "Ihroiiuli Inadver
tence" they fulled lo claim ulloiv
able depreciations for oprrallnn of
the Stewart Clinic ami tailed In
claim an allowable loss for ulvlnif
up I lie lint ki oil Clinic which they
purchased lor H.'D.UOO and operated
less than a year.
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