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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1052
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Old Testament
Words Revised
COLUMBUS. O. tm "Tlie idol!
A workman casleth, and a gold
smith overlays It with gold, and
casts for it silver chains."
That's the 19th verse of the 40th
chapter of Isaiah in a new version
of the Old Testament.
The Kini James version of the
Bible, published in 1611, said:
"The workman melteth a graven
image, and the goldsmith spread
eth it over with gold, and casteth
silver chains."
The National Council of Churches
of Christ in the U.S.A. Monday
made public samples of the re
vised version the third authorized
in 341 years. It's aimed at sim
plicity, with use of modern lang
uage in the present tense.
The revision was authorized in
1929. Thirty-two scholars 31 Prot
estants and one Jew were select
ed to make it.
They say the new version will
give children no trouble in under
standing the stories of Moses, Isa
iah. Jeremiah stories which now
contain difficult language.
Revision of the New Testament
was completed in 1946. First pub
lication of the complete Bible Is
scheduled for next September.
Graham Asks
More Prayer j
WASHINGTON W Evangelist
Billy Graham moves deeper Tues
day Into the final week of his
capital crusade, but he may re
turn on March 11.
The Greater Washington Evan
gelistic Crusade began Jan. 13 and
now is scheduled to wind up next
Sunday in a meeting at the Wash
ington Monument.
Graham told an estimated 10.500
persons Sunday that the National
Guard Armory, site of most of the
meetings, will become available
again on March 17. He asked their
prayers for the success of negotia
tions to book it then for a week or
17 days.
Graham aides said they have
about raised their tlOO.OOO budget
through "generous offerings".
RiverWds
Five Bodies
OROFTNO, Idaho Wi The bod
ies of a man, his wife and their
three children were found in an
overturned auto removed from the
Clearwater River near here late
Monday.
Sheriff W. W. Hays said the
bodies had been identified as Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Marks and their
three children from the Lapwal In
dian Reservation, drowned Sunday
night when their car plunged Into
the river after it was struck by
another machine.
Prosecutor Wynne Blake said
Willlard M. Bounds, 32, Lewiston,
Idaho, driver of Uie second car,
reported the accident. Bounds said
bis car struck the rear of another
machine parked along the Lewis
and Clark Highway and both tum
bled into the river. Bounds said
he thought the second car was
empty.
The bodies were found Monday
when crews dragged the Marks'
car to shore.
Hero's Wife
Seeks Answer
LUBBOCK, Tex. W The wife
of a Jet ace Maj. George A. Davis,
Jr., reported missing in action In
Korea, said Monday she would like
to ask a full-scale investigation of
why he was left in Korea.
"If I could feel that he has lost
his life for some good reason, I
could feel better about it," Mrs.
Davis told C. W. Ratliff of the
Lubbock Journal.
Mrs. Davis, who is expecting
her third child the first week in
May, received the missing in ac
Uon telegram Sunday night. She
was put to bed under medical treat
ment. "I would like to ask a full-scale
investigation of why he was left
in Korea," she told Ratliff, who
visited her at the home of her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Cantwell, In
Lubbock.
"In the first place, he should
never have been sent overseas,"
she said. "He would have been
more valuable over here, teaching
younger fellows to fly."
She has received no turther word
since the telegram Sunday night,
she told Ratliff: "No doubt I won't
pet much more Information after
this statement but it' may help
someone else."
NATIONAL TV
NEW YORK Wl The coast-to-coast
television circuit, now link
ing Hollywood to New York and
vice versa, embraces a total of
54 cities. Thus only 11 cities and
13 of the 108 stations are outside
Top Film Stars
Veto Over
By KRSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLY WOOD-(NEA Holly
wood on TV: Ginger Rogers, it
now ran be told, jumped Into
tl.000.000 TV contract with her
eyes open much wider than Holly
wood suspeciea. mere win oe no
Oliner caught between a ourping
beer can and the nasal spiel of a
used car salesman.
Her CBS contract Elves the star
the right to veto any objectionable
advertising.
The same clause. I hear, will be
in the contracts of other top film
stars when they move into Uie TV
channels.
Glneer'a first show will be In
Hollywood, starting In April, with
the format now being worked out.
One thing is certain: She'll do an
occasional song-aud danco routine.
Eddie Cantor on the fllm-vs.-llve
TV question:
"When It s on film the entertain
ers will last longer and by lasting
longer 1 mean on tins earth."
There's a comparatively new
(hurrah) English movie making
the TV rounos "Seven Days to
rtoon." It was filmed in I960 . . .
Bill Williams, who plays "Kit Car
son." will make a spring personal
appearance tour of the midwest
ai.il south . . . Eye-opening fact:
The 108 TV stations now in opera
i.on are coverltu 61 Per cent of
I the U. S. population. Five million
new l v eia mo cajhhtu ,u ut
sold in 1952.
Joe Stafiord turned down a TV
bid trom General Mills for a flve-
riav-a-week show. It would have
originated in Rew nora ana jo is
holding out for a Hollywood studio.
She's never been seen on tele
vision. Herbert J. Yates, president of
Republic, will not use name stars
In the TV films Republic wUl
make. The lirst is "Commando
Cody-Sky Marshal of Uie Uni
verse." It's the first space patrol
show in which rockets will be seen
buzzing through the sky, thanks to
the studio's special effects depart
ment. There's a TV film series coming
up based on the exploits of win
ners of Uie Congressional Medal ol
Honor.
Howard Hughes may buy up the
rights to "Young Widow," Jane
Russell's 1945 movie, to keep it
off TV. Jane and Howard are Doth
unhappy about its revival . . .
Pinkv l and Vivian Blaine, co-
starred In that happy-go-lucky TV
show, are speaking to each other
only when the script demands. It's
great Dig lat ieua.
Ten CBS-TV shows will be orig
inating in Hollywood by Wis
spring. Ten more will follow In
the fall, when Hollywood hopes to
claim tiUe to "TV capital ol the
world." . . Ralph Bellamys pri
vate eye show. "Man Against
Crime," has switched to film to
improve the quality . . . economy
note: Jack Webb uses no make-up
whatever for his male characters
in Uie "Dragnet" films. The girls
use their own routine street make
up. Eddie Albert is eyeing the pos-
Diplomat Asks
Family Haven
WASHINGTON Pr-An Egyptian
diplomat says he will offer his
wife and three children for adop
tion "by some kind and generous
American" rather than return
home, as his government demands.
First, however, he will try to
find a job to support his family, he
told a news conference Monday,
adding:
"I can't live on debt or on chari
ty." The diplomat, M. A. Nassef. at
tacked the Egyptian government
for what he called inhuman treat
ment" in insisting that his wife re
turn before giving birth to their
fourth child in June. Doctors certif
icate he displayed said she had
been cautioned against travel.
Nassef declared tearfully that his
salary had been stopped since Jan.
15 and that he had been reduced
to selling my personal belongings"
In order to live.
An Egyptian Embassy spokes
man, S. Hassan, said Nassef had
been given a month's notice to go
to Egypt. He said the Embassy
was willing to provide care and
protection" for Nassef's wife and
children if they wished to remain
behind.
Nassef said this was not true.
Nassef, who served as press sec
retary for the embassy, said he
was a newspaper editor In Egypt
before coming to this country. He
indicated his government was re
taliating against him for crltciz
ing the embassy.
"The Perfect
Valentine . . ."
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siblllty of turning out a series of
sex education films for TV to fol
low along the lines of pictures lie
is now distributing to schools and
civic groups, i
Theater owners are pulling
Hollywood's major studios ou the
spot again, demanding that they
declare their position on the sell
ing of films to TV "so that ex
hibitors may know where they
stand In this whirlpool of uncer
tainty," Theater owners are
alarmed over the Increasing sale
of pictures to television by some
of the bigger produclng-dlsu Ibullng
companies.
Did you see the last TV show
co-starring Dltm CrosetU ami
Jerome ,Levltch? Sure you did.
Those are the real names of Dean
Martin and Jerry Lewis.
Richard Avonde. former fencing
champion of Canada, will be Uie
star of a TV film series. "Don Di
ablo." The pilot reel was Just com
pleted at Uie Hal Roiuh studio.
Time marches on: The new TV
version of the "Our Gang" com
edies, to be produced again by vet
eran moviemaker Hal Roach, will
show one of the moppets In a
spaceman's outill and another In
a cowboy suit.
Complaint dept: Hey. what's the
matter with stop watches on TV?
loo often the breathless master ofl, ,. ,,. ' . ' . ,
ceremonies rushes In front of theiunul l,ls "nd Psseer t'd him.
cameras to say. "Our time is short
i hut here
and then Is ab
ruptly cut off by the network or
station identification.
What he's trying to say is diiv-
ing me mad, mad. mad.
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PFC. RALPH MANNING,
22. has shipped to Japan
with the 238th gun batta
lion. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Manning of
the Henley district. Ralph
is an ex-Henley student.
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MUNCIE. Ind. Ml Fred H.
Coats didn't realize he wns driving
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Coats said he and his pacsenger,
Mario Pieroni. a former cllv luriue.
had been busy talking, but Pieroni
sensed that they'd gone beyond the
intersection where two-wav traffic
stops.
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Several Eyed
For Oscars
HOLLYWOOD Ifl The movie
world Tuesday learned Uie hope
fuls In the annual Oscar Derby
and It shapes up as a wide open
race.
Only Vivien Leigh, who played
the demented Southerner In "A
Streetcar Named Desire" ap
peared to be a favorite ainonu
the lop contenders. The HnullMi
beauty has been tabbed a probable
winner In advance prediction. 11
would be her second Oscar, since
she was awarded one for playing
another Southern belle In "Gone
With the Wind."
She has strain competition. Aleo
nominated (or the best aclrcxs
award are Katherlne Hepburn In
"The African Queen"; Klrannr
Parker In "Detective Slory"; Shrl
ley Winters In "A Place In the
Sun", and Jane Wyman In "The
Blue Veil."
The race for the ton honors
among the actor look like a hard
lllfht auionu five Broadway-trained
performers. Two veterans. Humph
rey Bognrt (The African Queen)
and Fredrlc Mareh i Death of a
Salesman) are pitted against three
vounnsters Marlon nraudn iA
Streetcar Named Deslveu Mont
gomery Cllfl I A Plnoe In the Hun)
r-nd Arthur Kennedy t Bright Vic
tor)'),
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Weighted Girls
Give Blood
MEMPHIS, Teim, I - Two pret
ty brown-haired co-ed at Mcmphln
State Colleiie, who didn't weigh
enough lo brennio doimiH In a Heil
Crotis blood diivo, used 17 pound
of penulrn and nietiil between them
lo make the grade,
Myrlle Vernier of Greenbrier,
Aik., and Yvonne Kigle of nearby
Whitehaven were turned down tho
Hint time they went to tho lllooil
mobile. Myrlle needed 13 pound,
her roommate four. You huve to
weigh 110 to give blood.
When Ihey went back the next
day, they had the pennies and
nielul In their rlolhe and lipped
the scale In yood nhupe. fcucli whs
uuucplcd for a pint.
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LAS VUG AS. Nev., Ml Two
Jet flghtrr plane collided Mon
day, killing the pilots, Cupl. War
ren W. Wlc'er of Taylorvllle, III.,
and 1st Lt, Carl D. Tlgei tl of Wll
nicr, Tex.
tmiire Willi Han Norland and
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WITH MERfc - O -
Threats Draw
Fine for Man
PHILADELPHIA Ml - A Phil
adelphla nnin convk'tnd ot ncmllng
lui'fatnnllm Ictlrrn lu the wlvea of
lour U.s! senator, wa fined IIUO
and pliioed on a yenr's probation
Monday by Podi-nil Judge Guy K.
Bard.
The defendant, John J. Flock, oil,
a . iicws-Maiid employee, wa in
rented In Augual by Federal l)u
i rait of liivoallgatlon agents.
He wii chni'Kcd with wiitlim let
lei' to the wlvon ol Hens. Wayne
Mome, (ii.-oic.,) ami Bpeas'ard
Holland (D.-Fla..) and In tho wive
ol former Hen. Oliiiulo Primer of
Florida and Chan Oiirnry, Boulli
Diikola.
I'ieck wrote In the lettera that If
a aciiator vote to vest powera In
Die President he vtolntr hi oaUi.
and. "I it not then tho duly ami
Hi liuht of the people to net a gun
and ehoot him on Mxht?"
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