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, PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 24, .DM KFLW list Kc FDT Saturday Evenlnr, May 24 00 Sports HIsMllhts , Sill Horn Town News :U World News Summer S .TO Selrnea Editor ABC s Wordi of UIe 1:00 Mr. DUUiCl Ally. ABC 1:29 Muile 1:,t0 Dinner In Green Room ABC 00 The Lone Ranger ABC KM Pacific Coa.l Baseball 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Pacific Coast Baalball 11:00 News Summary 11:04 inn Off KFLW 10 Kc FDT Sunday, May ti 00 Newt ABC .. a:15 Morning Song ABC 90 Liint and Lue Hour ABC I 00 Calvary Echoea :1S Chapel In the Sky :30 Negro College Chutre ABC J0:00 8unday Newa Special ABC 10:19 Brunch Time ABC 10:30 National Veapera ABC 11:00 Presbyterian Church 13:00 ChrUtlan In AcUon ABC 12:30 Thli Week Around World ABC 1:00 Old Faahloned Revival Hour ABC 1:00 Voice of Prophecy ABC 3:30 Church In the Home ABC 3:00 Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 Songs of ralth 3:49 Guest Star 4:00 U. S. Navy Band 4:19 Jlmmle Fidler 4:20 Music 4:30 Herald of Truth 1:00 Stop the Music ABC . 6:00 Drew Pearson ABC :19 Meet Corliss Archer ABC C:43 Home Town News a 53 World News Summary 1:00 Cascading Bhythms 1:30 The Great Adventure ABC :00 Paul Harvey ABC . 9:19 Monday Morning Headlinea ABC :30 Stewart Craig ABC U Chet Huntley ABC :00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P M Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coaat Baseball 11:00 Newa Summary 11:09 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc PDT Mondaj, May 21 t:00 Sign On News Sum. a 03 Corn In the Mora 1:11 B B TV . 1:00 News Breakfast Ed. 1:19 Charlie'a Roundup 1:30 Bob Garred, News ABC 1:40 Top of the Moruing 1:59 John Conte ABC 00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley, Newa ABC 10:1S Lone Journey ABC Tonight Midnight Ctllmi9 Tnwirraw 1239 The human, wndrfu story of the prison psychologist , who went inside prison hearts and minds and came out with the Book of the Month , that bowled the nation ever) CONVICTS W (MMtT JtHt IMHNtUL .-, tawtAW.1 HB HalV taJH faoet 1 1 tl Xk pi w ; Matk Ms ' 'j, iO:M Mv True Story ARC 10:.V Whlnperini Siretu ARC 11:15 Axainst 1h Storm ABC .Stop & Shop 11:4.1 County Afrnt 8pkt l.:M Mftrkrt Report 12:0U Noon Edition Newi 13:15 Pnvltru S'dfivjilK Show U Lucky HU" Ranch ABC 1:00 PjiiiI Hrvv ABC 1:18 Bftttr Living l.M Mary Minaret McBridt ABC 2. 00 Bnn Brief 2:15 When A Girl VjrrlM ABC 2:30 Mary Marlin ATC 2:45 Rom. of Evelyn Winters ABC 3:00 Petty Crocker ABC 3:15 Ted Ma lone ABC ."!:: Dean Cameron ABC 3:45 Manhattan .Maharajah ABC 4:00 RequeUull.v Vourt, 3:O0 Tun Factory APC 3:20 World Flight Reporter ABC 5:25 Baaeball Roundup ABC 3:30 Chet Huntley ABC 3:45 Voice of America 6 00 Sporu Hie hi if m t:15 Home Town New.i 6:25 World Newt Summary S:.m Twilieht Serenade Headline Edition ABC 33 Coming Attraction on ABC 7.00 The Lona Ranger ABC T:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7 45 Stewart Craig ABC 8:00 ABC Worldwide Flahe ABC 8:15 What America Was Playing 8:30 "Should We Adopt the City Man ager form of Government?" 10:00 10 PM Head Unci 10:15 Serenade in Blue 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newt Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Saturday Evtninf, May 24 6:00 Around Town New 6:15 Klamath Theater Quit :30 Aw-embly of GoH Hour 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theatre MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:13 Ponderosa Room 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:53 News MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land I SA MBS 10:30 Crowe! Is Neat MBS 11:00 Night Owls Nf vi 11:05 Night Owls Clutt 13:00 Sign Off . KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Sunday, May !5 8:00 Wings of Healing 8:30 Weekly Comic Man 00 Radio Bible Claw MBS 9:30 Klam. Rev. Center 9:45 Island Melodies 10:00 News MBS 10:13 To be Announced MBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:19 Show Tunes 11:30 Land of tha Free MBS 11:45 Guest Star 12:00 Noonday News 12:19 Bill Cunningham MBS 12:30 Airforce Hour MBS 1:00 Official Detective 1:25 News MBS 1:30 Crime Fighters MBS 1:55 Bobby Benson MBS 2 00 The Shadow MBS 2:30 True Detective MBS 3:00 Bobby Benson MBS. 3:30 Nick Carter MBS 3:33 Cecil Brown, News, MBS 4:00 News MBS 4:15 Music 4:30 Stetmboat Jamboree 5:00 Reviewing Stand MBS 5:30 Enchanted Hour MBS 6:00 Around Town News 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quit 8:30 Youth Views the News 7.-00 J. J. Anthony MBS Fvlaru nznnxzam Time Pill! CARTOON ti MEWS ' tibv& "vSwa W' Doris Gordon Y DAYMagAp C0nPAMQH HIT I 1 THE BATTUN' BOZOS OF 1 &-m COMPANY Tl I Wm BRIIIillIllIlUUUuu V 7 30 Down You GO MBS 7:33 News MBS 8 00 Twenty Questions MR 8.30 Information Pieaie nRS 900 Glenn Hardy Newa MBS 9:13 Voice of America 9.30 The Whistler CBS 10 00 MGM Musical Comedy Theater MBh . II. DO Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Monday, May 20 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:0u Hemingway New MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Headlines & Bylines 7:43 Best Buys 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 8 30 Bible Institute MBS 9-00 Homemaker Harmonise 9:15 Platter Party 9.30 Date tn Hollywood ..' raonie ol eMvrdav 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tellotest MBS 10:30 .. Pointes 10:45 Concert 10:55 Currlns U.00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:35 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:45 Market and Livestock 12:55 Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Ktrkwood hbi l:3UTake a Number MBS 2:00 News, MRS 2:03 News MBS 3:15 Two at 2:15 3:13 Answer Man MBS 3:30 Ricky's Request 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway News. MBS 4:3u Curt Mastcy Time MPS 4:45 Sam Hayes. News MBS I 00 Bobby Benson MBS 5:30 Wild Bill Htckok, MBS " 3:55 New MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 K lama lb Iheatre Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes, News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 1 Was A Communist tor FBI 7:30 Bright Star 8:00 Let George Do It MBS 8 3U Hollywoou Theater MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy Newa MBS 9:15 rulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 SporU Final 9:35 S-Minute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love Mystery MBS 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 War Front-Home Front MBS 11:00 Kiittt owls news 11:03 Ntfht Owls Club 1200 Sigi Off New Liquor Chief Named PORTLAND Wl The State Liquor Commission appointed Wil liam H. Baillle of Salem as Its new administrator at' a meeting here Friday. Balilie will succeed William A. Bingham, who has resigned to re ioin the Coca-Cola Company. Bing ham was with the Coca-Cola Jlrm 25 sears before entering the auto mobile business nere. noinic who has been Salem of fice manager for the State Unem ployment Compensation Commis sion, will take over his new duUes June 1. when Bingham's resigna tion becomes eiiecuve. 2 Civil Suits On Two civil suits, an insurance .... rri o rnntested divorce, are i scheduled for trial In Circuit Court next week. The first. Monaay. was i"u by C. J. jraiey sisim w.c ard Marine Insurance Company Ltd. of Liverpool. Englandi and hinges on "a technical question ol interpretation of an Insurance con- " AC'caterpiUar tractor owned by Fraley was damaged when tt leu off a transport rig owned by Klam ath Freight Lines on the Green springs June 16. 1948. Fraley sued the freight company for damages and loss of use of the cat. and was awarded a 16.500 Judgement plus $58.16 costs. Nothing has been obtained on the judgement. A?l.ra.. m the accident the freight line had a policy ' With the Liverpool company and the Judge ment was tumra over surance company, uui uk company claims Its policy pro vided for only i.uuv an accident of the type which damaged the caterpillar, ana ready to pay off $1,000. Fraley tne company i amount and also ior an cn i Kni ..at a He is represented by Attorney U S. Balentlne and the company i by the Farrens and Maxwell firm, i Ben Goddard of Farrens and Max well said that the case Probably wouM.be submitted to Circuit 'court Judge David R. Vandenberg I for decision without any testimony. tv.- uMinii rnurt action sched uled probably will be heard Tues day or Wednesday. It is "divorce suit brought by Lyle Eliiabeth Lorenz against Clause Lorcnz, filed March 13. Her at torney la Clarence Humble and tne Farrens and Maxwell firm repre sents him. DISMISSAL In recent Circuit Court action, a civil suit brought by E. D. Isensec and Cascade Laundry and Cleaners against Ervin 8ear.es, . . r I ..j Mar nn Grant. ILSun njKi u. - . and Superlor-Trov Laundry and Cleaners, was dlfmissed. That suit involved the question of whether Scarlea had violated a contract with Cascade by ouittlnr and going to work for Superior Troy, covering the same territory he worked with Cascade. Overdue Yacht Contacted SEATTLE I- A British ship . .iaii -nirf iii kpd early Fri day with the long overdue Hawaii- to-Seattle yacnt, rne no "" The Coast Guard said the S. 8. Indian Cltv reported contact wlih ihe No Name about 30 miles off th. Hroann rnast It. WSS Off a point about 110 miles aoutli of Uie Columbia River mouth. The Indian City said It was assur ed bv megaphone contact that all Is well aboard the No Name. Ships in the North Pacific had been asked to watch for the 48-foot ketch which had been expected In Seattle by the end of April. The three persons aboard are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wolbert and Ous Olson, an oi Seattle. ROAD TO OPEN , SALEM OF) The Mt. Hood Loop Highway, which has been closed lor the winter, will be reopened at 10 i.m. Saturday, Slate Highway Engineer, R. H. Baldock said Fri 4 ONE CAR NOT TWO At first glance this picture suggests two wrecked cars, however, it's just one in which Loras (Mike) Clary, 51, was killed near Richmond, Ind. The terrific force with which the car hit a tree ripped it almost in two and threw it back onto the highway in the L-shape pictured. Aviation Gas Still Short DENVER OP Even thouch a strike of oil industry pipeline and refinery workers neared an end Fridav. shortage of aviation gaso line became more serious. Commercial air lines announced drastic reductions in flights. Air lines asked Secretary of the In terior Chapman to decontrol av'a lion fuel In view of the spreading contract settlements. An airline official confirmed the request to Chapman, head of the Petroleum Administration for De lense (AD). There was no imme diate government reply. The official said he believed the training flights and some other on ers lions both at home and abroad. Is opposed to decontrol because of Its own need for the fuel. Earlier. Chapman said restrlc - lions on aviation fuel would have to continue for some time, at least ";" " . iMuiuumuig luruier rur - tailmen of operations Include Pan American world Airways and American Airlines. Lakeview Pool Onenina Set LAKEVIEW Following' dedica tion of the community swimming pool on Saturday. May 31. the pool will be opened to the public for i free swimming from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. it was announced by the park board. The dedication, which will be the fer-.ture nf the big celebration day together with the Lakeview mer chants' Festival Day and guessing games and the "Rolling. To Rhythm" roller skating floor show at Oary's Skat'erdance. will begin ni 2 p.m. at the pool site with Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry as the principal speaker and with swimming ana aiving o-mowrn tions by members of the Mult nomah Athletic Club Swimming team from Portland. John Hanson. Is chairman of the dedication committee for the spon soring Lions Club: the Festival Day is being directed by the mer chants committee of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce; and the roller skating floor show is directed bv Doc Goodnough. District Lions officials will take part In the pool program. Forrest E. Cooper, who arranged for the Portland swimmers' par ticipation, said that the group will be headed by Mr. Hansel, swim ming coach of the club and will include Dagnev Souza. state wom en's diving champion for 1949, 1950, 1951 and 1952. Also In that crnur. will be Carol Everett and her sister. Evelyn In a water ballet, state champions in their specially Lue!la Lilly and Ann Hackworth who will demonstrate tne various swimming strokes. MLss Lilly was a finalist in the national champion ships at Daytona Beach. Fla., last April. The pool will open Sunday. June 1. to begin a regular summer schedule. Water Greeted In Festival PASCO Wash. Wl A mammoth parade Thursday night formally opened the 11-dav Columbia Basin Water Festival marking the arriv al of Irrigation water on the basin's arid acres. . More than 25,000 persons lined Pasco's streets for the parade, first event of the celebration which will be climaxed May 29 when giant pumps begin pouring water on the parched lands. The celebration Includes a night ly pageant, the Aqua-Rama, an International reclamation confer ence, a drawing for 42 basin farm units and the construction of a farm In one dav. Pasco's Kiwanis Club won the grand sweepstakes prize for lis float In Thursday night's 125-unlt parade. The Seattle Police Drill Team took first prize as a march ing unit, and Greater Seattle's Sea fair float won a prize as the "most beautiful" In the non-commercial division. mHAni.t:i) vets WASHINGTON m President Truman signed Friday two bills in creasing pensions to disabled vet erans. They are expected ultimately to cost the government more than four hundred million dollars a year. Truman said he approved Ihe measures "with great reluctance." lAflf KLAMATH PALL. O (11041 AMIRICAN CHINII1 'mos et rheff keatf Ms. 4M t- Ordoei To Toko 0s4 ten I. Lta, Mf r. fishing , Report PORTLAND t The angling outlook Is from fair to good in nearly all ssecuuns of Orrgon for this week end. the Oregon Stale Game Commission reported Thuri day. Bv districts: Northwest Lincoln County, good on Uie Also upstream and In lldcwaier. lair elsewhere: Tilla mook County, streams murky tut tn onnH r?lnLon Couniv onlv. fair: Mount Hood streams Improving with bait still best. Southwest Water low ana clear 1 In tenth coastal streams and (lsh - i mo has been lair. In the Rogue salmon fishing has been good end iirout iiMiing snouia db . oesi ""'former chief Allied delegate, left ; worms ana ines. ino upper uiup - qua has been poor and salmon ' angling has Dcen slow an along tne bmooua. Central Upper Deschutes has been Inir and the Lower Deschutes has produced a few limit catches. Odell Lake Blueback fishing has been good and Crescent Lake has been tairly good. Some large fish are being caught at Wickiup Reser voir. - Northeast Wallowa Lake has been yielding limit catches of uiueoacg on iron wnn worms ana good catfhes of Rainbow by boata and bank anglers. Strawberry .nd Magone Lakes have been fair and so naii umaiuia raver, oirrn ; Creek has been good and Thirty Mile Creek and Rock creek in Gilliam County have been fair to good. Morrow and wneeier coun ties and John Day area have not been good due to high water. Caterpillars Strip Trees HIEING. Minn. i Billions of leaf-eating forest tent caterpil lars are stripping many trees in 11 million acres of Northern Min nesota in the greatest Infestation by the pest on rccc.d stale en tomologists said Friday. The hairy, slate-colored worms, about an inch long, are swarming over unprotected leafy trees In such numbers that branches ap pear like squirming lengths of rope. In several Instances, armies ofieaaann caterpillars have crawled over rails, causing locomotives to traction and halt. They are expected to become i a highway traffic harard when they .rati. Hjcir .un growin in a wcra 1 Housewives sometimes llnd their washing hung out of doors cov ered with the hungry worms mov ing from tree to tree. Sometimes masses of worms sev eral inches deep have to be shov eled from thresholds of homes In heavily-wooded areas. Despite their uncounted numbers and hearty appetites, the caterpil lars cause little permanent dam age to trees, T. L. Aamodt, state entomologist, said. The principal municipalities and summer resorts In the Infesled area have been sprayed with DT an out Knocking out the worms DREDGE HEARING SET PORTLAND 11 A public hear- ing nas oeen set ior June IB by the State Land Board on a proposal to dredge the Snake River for miner als. 1. nIV .....a air,!""-'- - Truce Recess OKd by Reds MUN8AN, Korea W Red dele gates Friday agreed to a three duv recess In the tightly dead locked Korea armistice talks after the Allies' new chief delegate told tiieni "our stand Is unshakable we will make no further conces sions." North Korean Oen. Nam II. who has been demanding dally meet ings at Panmunjom, agreed to the itcess. But he demanded Uiat Mai. Oen. William K. Harrison Jr., new sciuor U. N. delegate, eel the time of resuming the talks. Harrison told newsmen he made the recess short "because we want to get an armistice." The next plenary session the eiili since negotiations began more than lu monihs atto will be held 'ri.v ost lucsdav at 11 a.m. is p.m. Mon- I h,,r .n.r .h journed. Vice Adm. C. Turner Jov. lne umtej Nations Command ad- vance camp here. He expressed confidence "an equitable and hon err ble armistice" will be achieved. Joy will become superintendent of the U. 8. Naval Academy. An na doIis. An armistice Is blocked bv the refusal of the U. N. command to force return of anv captured Reds who say thev will resist repatria tion to Communist rule. The Reds demand their return. Less than half the 169.000 Allied' , held prisoners have said thev wouid return voluntarily, a U. N. screening showed. Harrison again offered to let , tne communists part cloate in a rescreenlng of the prisoners. The Reds refuse. "No amount of effort on vour part to distort the facts can shake us." Ihe American general de clared. "We know our position Is sound." Camp White Funds Sought MEDFORD up Sen. Cordon has iiotlfled business leaders here that the Army has requested $3. m.000 to out Camp White back Into a stars J-by condition for Army training. The funds would come from the 11 million already appropriated by Congress, he said: The money would be used as follows: Sewers, water mains and utilities $2,850,000; land purchase, railroad spur extension, luij'goO' phone building $27,500; Contracts are expected to be let jButeau forwards the funds to the some 30 days after Ihe Budget A -mv FISH COUNT PORTLAND i The upstream movement of full past Bonneville Dam Wednesday: Chinook, 6,390, Jack 503. Steelhead 77, i i'i rnr 1 1 Th MAY 17 iisue of tht . BILLBOARD mqqaxine lists HANK'S Capitol record of "WILD SIDE OF LIFE" ot th bait, gellinq western rec ord In the nation. In addi tion it list's thil record as the the one most played by the nation's disc jockeys. This game issue also picks his new records, "WAITING IN THE LOBBY OF YOUR HEART" and "DON'T MAKE ME CRY AGAIN" at the nation's future hits. Hear Hank Do These Hits in Person Marguerite Chapman Backs n j at . r i ri,-i rroiesung II V IHNKINi: JOIINHON HOLLYWOOD (NEAI Exclu sively Yours: "Sure I was the nlglit-cliib kid. But I was out l:i the open and not behind closed doors doing something trrrtlilc" Onl'Keoila Mnrguerlle Chapman, making a M-karat movie cumebat k at Fox, leveling about her Mlnniiu' queeil days at Columbia when the Ian magatlnes dubbed her the "Sunset Strip Butterfly." "The publicity was horrlblraiid so undeserved, cried Maiguerltr, who's Scotl Brady's co-ntnr in "Bloodhounds of Broadway,'' her first Hollywood movie in two years. "I was making 13 B' pictures a year and then 1 moved up to the 'A s' and had time on my nmm.v Really, I Just wanted to Irarn a little about life and have some fun. I had a different date every lilt in and every Monday morning I was on the carpet at the alivlio. nut I did nothing wrong and I'm not sor ry about anything." John Howard's Uie man In Mar guerite's life now "and wo never go to night clubs" but she iiutK.i the tM marriage question. Lawyers for Zsa Za Oabor and Oeorge Sanders have stalled the property settlement talks. It's ex pected that &.ta zsa win asa ior a California free-me action before leaving lor Europe to co-star with Jose Ferrer In "Moulin Rouge. The perfect TV vehicle lor alppv Zsa Zsa, by the way. has been tound by CBS executives Harry a kerman and Bill Brcnnan. Miss Freight Rates Made Uniform WASHINGTON I After dec ades of fighting for equaliiy, Southern manufacturers can ship their products at the same freight rale per mile as Northern Manu facturer. 1 The Interstate Commerce Com mission rejected Friday hundreds of protests and ordered a uniform "clara" rates throughout the coun try except West o( the Rockies It also ordered a uniform system of freight classification throughout the country. The rulings go into eflerl May 30. The ICC order did not mention specific figures but said the new scale will mean lower rales East of Ihe Rocky Mountain Pacific stales except within olllclal Terri tory. Official torritory described merely as Ihe North will have slightly lower rales In some cases and slightly hlRher rates In others. Oregon Voted Shrine Meet BILLINOS. Mont. If) The ?nth annual convention of the Pacific Northwest Shrine Association Fri day elected a slate of officers nnd chose Oregon as a 1953 meeting site. Delegates representing Ihe north west association's 14 member lent pies elected E. C. (Jerry Jerome ;of Ifillah Temple, Ashland. Ore., A.V1M.4Hl(UII ll CiWU rill. Jerome succeeds Richard Nelson of Glxeh Temple at Vancouver, Other officers are W. Hal Mc Dowell of Nile Temple. Seattle, first vice president; Frank W. Howell of Al Kader Temple. Port land. Ore . second vice president. Floyd Klnnear. recorder of Atlfl Temple, Tacoma. Wash., was re elected association secretary and Walter R. Nellley of El Korah Temple. Boise, Idaho, was renamed treasurer. The assembly voted Hlllah Tem ple as sponsor for the 1953 von venlion, with the meeting lite to be picked In Southern Oregon. WURLITZER A magalflceal plana. Many levely styles finishes ra thttil frees. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th V "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS AN OTHER ONE OF AMERICA'S TOP-RANKING WESTERN ARTISTS, IT'S THAT STAR OF CAP ITOL RECORDS WHO MADE SUCH A HIT ON HIS APPEARANCE AT THE ARMORY LAST SEPTEMBER. , HANK THOMPSON and his BRAZOS VALLEY BOYS ARMORY immi ! 'i DANCING 9 unil 1 (Daylight Saving) SI .50 Per Person (Tos Inc.) aaa ruoncny Double Z will star III a video ver sion of Ailene Francis' famous "Blind Dale" show this fall. Babe Ilium. Mary Livingstone's giiivel-viilced sister on Jack Ben ny's radio pmui uiii land for real, tool' will wed Broadway Producer John Wlldbeig In Europe this sum mer. Sltmil Randall, a Clark Oablelsh newcomer who played Ihe role ol the general In "Fixed llayoneia," will be Gloria Hwnlisnn a leading mini In Albert ftugMiillh'a produc tion of "Crossinwn." Gloria's sal ary for Ihe movie, by Ilia way will be WO, 001). The slork again Is hovering over the ninnae of Ul Pruclurer Aaron Itosrnuerg. a lorinrr USD All American football star . . . llnw (Hues (lira: Alan Dluehait III. son of the famous actor. Is now ID vcnit old, six Iret mil and will enter Went Point after his hlgll school graduation. Wrller Alyce Canlleld's evebrnws are still aloft over the way her original story, "Models, Inc.," turned nut In Us screen transla tion. Colren Gray plays the parti Dial Alyce wrote for Dim Duiyea, John Unwind the rule Intended for Joan nennett and Howard Duff reads the hcrulne'a lines. No lllnv.o has ever hail such switches. "Anna." the new Italian menus co-starring Sylvana ("Bitter Rlcef, Mangano and Vlltnrln GaanttiMn, has been given a "C" rating bv the Legion of Decency. Even when Sylvana plavs a nun, Ihe censon pounce on lier. The reason It's earaped Holly wood that Terry Moore Is an ac complished airplane pilot, with more than 150 hours of aolo flying time to her credit, Is that her li cense was Issued under her real name of Helen Luclla Koloed. Pret ty Terry, who can do figure 8 s in the air, is now boning up to pass her commercial pilot test. Tills will make Orson Welles scream I Orson produced the Eric Ambler suspense thriller, "Journey Inlo Fear." for RKO In 1043 Willi Dolores del Rio and Joseph Cotien. Now a writer at RKO has re worked the mystery yarn into a slapdash romedy and ll will be re made aa an Alan Young starrer. Barbara Rush, who bowed out of Paramotml's Golden Circle, will move her make-up box to MOM after the birth of the heir shea presenting to hubby Jeffrey Hunter . . . Ella Raines four-month-old Christina Elolse napped through a recent Hollywood parade, but she had a bonnet for ll a John Fred erics original decorated with pearls and sequins yet Overheard al the Morambo: "netting acquainted with her Is like running to a tire you go wlih the crowd." There's a parallel In the careers of Betty Grable and Marilyn Mon roe that's escaped mention. Both were dropped by Fox. then signed again and whined tn stardom . . Terry Moore's penciled In for Uio role ol the relinea iioony in -rroii Mill X Hare , to Eternity." . . . Nell Rs kin. Ihe Mel's Alabama-born me who looks like Jane Itussel, is be ing screen tested by Fox In New York. TO BE SOLD! Round-Up Tavern Property SO foot frontage en South lh, 10J (oat elaep. Property Is loesse1 for I yeora, which pays 10 on $21,000. Tirana. See Goorqt F. Hoyti 1770 Kent St., Phon. 2-1272 BROADCAST OYER KFLW 9:30 to 10:00
