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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1952)
rmiRSDAY, JUNK B. 11)52 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Senator Fears Russia May Beat US in A-Bomb Race WASHINGTON 11 A number at thn Congressional Atomic Ener gy ConimlUie said Thursday It Is possible Russia limy nutdlnlnncc ilia Unllsd ttlnton In Ilia met lor hydroncii bomb supremacy. In a Heticli prepared lor tho Iliuur. Hop. Jackson (D.-Wiuh.i mid RiikkIh U milking t "truly II . out atomlo effort'7 while Hie United Btutes hue adopted 'a halt wav program." lie urueil that Oonitraas create a Joint nuininlttee to determine "why we have lamed no badly" In the Held of inllllary firepower. Jackson aald necrot Illea of the Joint Atomic linrriiv CoiiiinllU'e prove that the United Htatea In not pluiuilnu lo iniike "as many atomlo and hydrounn weapons u every expert who naa studied (he prolilem frankly admits and con cedes we ore capable of prodtio- hik. President Truman's recent re- uuost lor ia,lUi,oou,000 to expand the alomlc program, Jackson saw Jane Withers' Plans Call For TV, 'Big Girl' Roles Hy F.IIHKINK JOHNHON HOLLY WOOU (NKA) Kxelu slvelv Youra: Jane Withers, the kid alar of the '30's, la plan nine a aliow business come-back. Now 'it. a beauty and the mother of three children Hie eldest la lour Jane eald: Tm ready now to try acllin again either In movlea or on TV but It haa to be lust the rlnlil thing .for me. I have a couple ol writers VrorkliiK on aome Ideaa. My big gest job right now, though, la I'wklng people believe I'm a worn kii and not a little girl." 1 J.ine. the Wife of wealthy Texaa rancher Ulll Mom. menaced Bhlr lev Temple In several fllma before elnrrliiK III her own movlea. There waa a great deal of acene stealing and off-stage feuding between the Wlihera and Temple fainlllea but now Jane's saving: "After we grew up, Shirley and I finally got together and now we're good friend. All that kid noineiiie hal been forgotten. " The grapevine's twisting wllh the reimrt that Soplile Tucker'a Ilia alorv haa finally been mild to Paramount aa a Bettv llullon atarrer. Sophie herself, I hear, wan given the Information laat week. Jean Arthur, who fled from re porters . In Hollywood while nhe waa making "Shane." Is having Irterview luncheons all over Lnn don wllh Brlllth newsmen and telling all Even about taking rouraea In marital relatione and Hie mvaterlea of the human body at TJSC. Eddie Cantnr'a e a a t I n g dream for "The Eddie Cantor Htory Include Ethel Barryinore as hla grandmother and Anne Baxter In the role of Ida. But the final derision I up to Warner Bro. Hpraklng of Ethel: Those ally ballad which echo over the fifth green of the Riviera golf courae are from the famou lady throat. Her home adlnlna the course and he a warbling backyard gardener. member of the pabhim aet who lurp their aoup , . , Blng Cronby I confiding to pals thai hla 13-vrnr-old aon. Llndiay, will study for the priesthood. Alun l.add'a medico have pre ncribed a foiir-monlh rest for him alter he complete his next film at UI . . . Social note: lilta H.y wnrth waa Kirk Douglas' dinner curat at III home the other night. .. . Diana Lynn's tackling her mint challenging acting assignment the role of pre-adolecenl South ern girl In a summer slock tour of "The Member of the Wedding." Pal Mfdlna. accuned by the Bri tish pre of deserting English film. gave London newsmen something to gulp over before he relumed to llullvwood. Told thrm. did Pal. that she hann't had any offers to work In Brltlnh films. "Is a half-way aolutlon to an all out challenge." He said he couldn't understand why Uie armed forcea do not want all the atomic and hydrogen weap ons available and at the same time warn of Russia's rapid strides In alomlc wcapona. An all-out atomic program, Jack son aald, would cost about neven billion dollars over a period of several years and "It almply makea no aenne lo pay out each year tens and tens of billion for coatly conventional weapon and to stint oil the cheapest and best weapon We have cot." "Tho lime la coming," he aald. "when a single hydrogen weapon utod tactically ran substitute for hundreds of Innki, when one plane with an atomic pay load can be Ihe equal In deterring power ol hundred loaded with blockbusters, when a nuclear-powered submar ine can replace neveral convention al undersea craft, when an atom ic depth charge can retire score of Hie 'ah can' latandard depth bombs! of World War II." PACE TIIREK Shriners Sell Dance Ducats Dean Mnrtin and Jerry Lewis are Invading the kiddle record field wllh an album titled. "The Noipy Easier." It's fun-poking at ' It won't be a quit show, but a big TV purllrlputlon gnme wllh mi uudleiice and mammoth prlr.es jtlut will return Fred Allen to the home screens next full, iltemem ber, ah, remember. Fred's squawk labnut "Slop The Music?") I The only resemblance to Orou- rho Mnrx'a "You Bet Your Life," Fred told me. la that hla hnw will be filmed and edited down to 30 minute to "salvage Ihe beat of It." Fred ahrugged hi houlder about hla rero ncore on TV to date. leaving: "They Instated (hat 1 do a show ; In Ihe Milton Berle vein and thal'a 1 la varicose vein a lar a I'm con- I I cerned. I waa panned. But then jonlv 10 per cent of the people In: ; ihi country do the work The j other M per cent either pan you or lax you!" It'a happened. Jane Wyman la nn lnnvf-r nil Mlioslrltiff tjtrinn rlth iTrtili klfMlri tthn hiH hnwil they could go on being palsy walsy despite wedding bell (hat illdn't loll. lens Home' Nlchol Canyon home In Hollywood I for sale. She Manning to live In Pari . . . Cat Perry, the movers' crack iiint man. makes hla film debut In Ill's "The Lawleaa Breed." . . . Add daffv song lilies: Harrv Rubv's "If I .Mad Your Money and You Had My Wife. What a Wonderful Ticket are on sale and inovlng for Saturday night' brnellt dance for the Portland Crippled Chil dren' Hospital, uponnored by the Kiamatn rant Murine uiud. Any Shrine Club member can provide tickets, or Ihey may be purchased from the Kellstrom In surance Adjustor office. Selling for II, there I no tax and Chairman Stuart Balalger re ports 100 per cent of'the proceeds go to the hospital. Paul R. Winter Is the local Shrine Club president. The first ticket this year was Hold to John Houston, and pre sented him by Marvin and Melvln Graham, 4-year-old Klamath Falls twin who have lecelved treatment at the Portland Hospital. World This Would Be." Terry Hatfield, last of the fa mous leudtn' Hatfield, haa writ ten a film play baaed on the fa-1 moua feud with the McCoys. She'll ! peddle the script to the atudloa i this summer . . . Wlllard Water- I man i radio's Gllderaleeve) says! thiil when eummer rolls around a bathing beauty as a sight for hoie evea. FRENCH RED Jacques Diiclos (above), acting head of the French Communist Party, was arrested after Red rioters, armed with hatchets and guns, attacked police in a violent "anli Ridgway" demonstration at Paris. One rioter was kill ed and SO policemen were injured. Oregon Yet To Return. WASHINGTON Ufi A Eugene. Ore., soldier who agreed to pass up his rotation-leave home from Japan rather than be separated from his adopted daughter, got permission this week to bring the child home wllh him. Sgt. Edgar W. Thompson, with hi wife, the former Eleanor Ber nlce Buckingham of Eugene, adopted a young Japanese girl In Tokyo laat July. Thominon was eligible to return home on rotation laat December but agreed, according to Ben. Morse R-Ore), to remain In Japan so as not to be separated from young Naomi. The child could not enUrr this country because ol her Japanese parentage. President Truman this week algned a bill waiving Immigration barrier to the child's entry. Elizabeth II Celebrates Official 26th Birthday LONDON I Queen Elisabeth I r.inne.i.r nHm .i h., .m. .h- ute at a traditional I . . . . ' . ... ' , It took the salute trooping the color ceremony Thurs day for the flrat time In the blv lory of the British army. The colore honored by royal review at the pageant, .marking Ihe official 30th birthday of Ihe the second battalion of the Scots Guards. The Queen turned 2s on April 31 but, like predecessors on the throne, picked for the official birth day celebration a time In which1 the uncertain British climate was more likely to be favorable. Elizabeth, proud and lovely In her uniform as colonel In chief ol the Household Brigade, rode side saddle from Buckingham Palace to the parade grounds a few hun dred yards away an hour before noon. She waa preceded, paat a cheer-; Ing throng, by Ihe mounted band ; of the Horse Ouards and escorted by two divisions of the Household Cavalry. i With her uncle, the Duke ol guided her horse around the ranks of the 380 Scots Guardsmen, sa luting the colors as she passed. The Queen was followed by her equerries, officers of the royal hounes and the colonels of the Foot Guard regiments. Heading 'the colonels was Field Marshal Earl Alexander, the min ister of defense, who Is colonel of the Irish uards. The queen wheeled her hore a docile chestnut known as Win ston, furnished by the police forco end rode down the line of Scots Ouards for a close Inspection. The massed bands of the guards then marched back and forth across the green turfed parade grounds while the Queen sat erect and still flanked by her escort. The rites lasted almost sn hour. Queen Mother Elizabeth and Princeas Margaret, younger sister of Queen Ellzbaeth, watched from windows overlooking th grounds. 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