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A tjj Af
Samia's Educated Midriff
May Soon Be Seen On Film
By i:rskink JOHNSON
HOLLYVSOOU INK A I Kxi'lu-
lively Yours: Turn on llo nir
conditloiung In Hie Ihcnirr.t, bovi
solium ijiimui, inu jypt.uu
ditnrer lth the educnled, undih
iNliKK luniiKV, li inyuiK he'l ckv.e
to sianuiR for tier lusl Hollywood
Humus movie.
"Ecs i irt like Mrl Monlei
nd Vvoiine de Carlo pluv." ilie
said it Clio's, wliere Kite's iilvlnv
movie querns mi idr. ol whm run
PFC WILLIAM LYON JR.,
21, called home from Ko
rea by the illness of his
father, landed at Pusan last
Sept. 9 with the 10th Corps,
Fourth Signal Battalion,
and then was transferred
to the 159th Field Artillery.
He has seen little actual
combat but 'is concerned
with the pitiful condition
of Korean war orphans.
Hundreds of children of all
ages who have lost parents
in the conflict are without
food and clothing, live on
what they can beg from
U. N. servicemen, who di
vide food. Young Lyon is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Lyon, Pelican City,
residents of Klamath Falls
for 35 years.
Stores May
Up Prices
WASHINGTON IP Drpnrlment
stores how may boo-l unces on
most e( their coeds starting nrxl
Monday.
The Increases allowed raiisr
from i pennv or two on small
items to i dollar or more on furni
ture, radio and television seus.
But the Oilice of Price Stnbltlna
lion tOHSI doesn't expect most
price tss to be tipped. It said
manv products now arc sellum be
low ceilincs and the actual prices
ire determined by competition.
OPS autnoriico tne iurrens.es
Monday to offset a rise In frelRht
and parcel post rates since May,
1951.
New Paper
In Tacoma
New Attempt
To End Strike
SEATTLE Wl Union and em
ployer representatives got toceth-
er in Seattle again Tuesday in an
'effort to reach some agreement in
I strike.
A session Monday ended in no
progress.
With federal conciliators sitting
in, management representatives
clarified the welfare plan they ad
plan calls for employers to pay
7 'i cents in hour for each worker
into an employer-managed health
and welfare program.
The union, however, wants the
program- to' be managed- jointly
and is asking an employer contri
bution of 8 li cents an hour for
each worker.
. Some 10.000 Western Washington
CIO lumber workers are idled by
the strike.
TAf-n? l Pnlillrntinn of a
four-pace tabloid newspaper "The
Tacoma Despatch" will Hart
here Wednesday. R. U. Bulfum an
nounced Mondav. .
I Ruffum. former publisher of the
! K-Sireet Shonner. a nelKhborhood
ishoppinc cuide. said the tabloid)
will be published Tuesdays through
Saturdays. It will sell dally for
three cents a copv. with home de- j
liverv IS cents weekly. '
Buffum said the newspaper will ,
have some local news coverage.
Tacoma has been without a aauv
newspaper since Aoril 13. when the
AFL-Pressmen's Union went on
strike at the Tacoma News-Tribune.
lie iliMi U'HI, litlth'iff n.iiklMB
CiUllii Kniiim tlin.lc itf mku
lyuoiHl glamor dolls who should
ur u. ii.. , aiioug niiu now .or
moviegoers?
"Rila liny-worth." aald Sainla.
"She great Ian of mine, niia. She
special ask me tn riant-A at hn
Party een Cairo. For Klin. I don'
unove feel. Ju4 hips. Kiln, she
uuicviiuo mees very mooch."
Lex. Barker is now saving that
the iccoiinliat on ueurnua iiikjii
Arlene Uuhl. He dnesn t want a
divorce . , . Warner's. MOM and
iKO all have come un at the same
lime wlih i lie same Idea put Alnn
n.iuu in a vuincuy. ilea never
done a laugh-getter . . . Cora sue
Collins, the Inriner rhlld star. Is
expecting pnbluin-guler No. 3 in
i December. She's married lo Heno
gambling king Jim McKay.
I If Joan Crawford. Cllorla Orn
.name and Jack I'alauce do per
isonal appearances to drum up in
terest in Sudden Fear," It won't
be as a trio. Not unless the Hulled
Nations slops in and makes peace
be' ween Ihem.
The British ceniors read the
screenplay of "The Hard Pil
low" and turned as white as the
: cliffs of Dover. So Cesar Romero
Won't be starring In the picture
for the Nasaour brothers In Lon
don unless the script Is laundered.
Dave Evans spotted It on a
broken-down Jalopy In Holly
wood: A big sign on the wind
shle!tl reading: "Ike Likes Me."
It can also be told that Vivien
Leigh, loathe to leave her 11
Authoress Daphne Du Manner
Is involved in the scuffle which
touched olf Director George Cu
kor's withdrawal from Fox's up
coming "My Cousin Rachel" The
famous British novelist met with
Cukor in London, told him that
she disapproved of liberties taken
In Nunnallv Johnson's screenplay
version of her book, and asked
him to convey her wlshas for re
visions to the studio.
l auretice Olivier, agreed to play
llachel If Fox would produce the
pu-lure In London. This th studio
eliiscd to do.
Jane Russell asked (or a strong,
meaty drama and got a "Yet"
answer. She'll be the lemtiitne atar
l ItKO'i "Spilt Second." a shock
er about two criminals who burv
llielr loot, serve a prison sentence.
Ihen discover lhat the ground In
which llielr fortune la hidden Is
occupied by an atointo bomb
project.
The itorv line of (he John
Wayne Nancy OIm.ii roy-tui
"Big Jim McLaln." enrrentl be
ing filmed in Honolulu with Bob
Fellows as produrer, has to do
wlih communlslio artlvltles In the
Hawaiian Itlands. Very explosive.
Remember the Mnilch Twins
, "Pernod" lihna back In IM1?
They're now apprriiiire film tut
: leis at Warners, the studio where
. they once wore the royal itar
robes.
' It's lop secret, but both Beatrice
l.lllle and Josephine Baker have
IbPcn approached by Fox to play
themselves In "Gentlemen Prelei
Blondes." The two itara were
iclgmuit Purls Invorltes m the 'ill
when Anita Loos' high-powered
blonde heroine crossrd the big
pond. Dick and Mnrv 8nle have
uritirn Joe ami Boa Into the script
for big specially number.
Plnkv Tomlln. who made "The
Oblrct of My Affections" famous,
la ditching Ills tuning career tor
movie character rolei. He plavs
a barber In "The Story of Will
Rogers" and a postman Willi Bob
"lirautllul but Dangerous."
Judv Canova was having tier
hair done when a woman In Hie
adjacent boom lold lift hair
dresser that her husband had Ju.it
nail nil Riirniiri uiiny.
mil ainu i lie nave ins apiivii
asked the hairdresser. ,"1 never
heard of two apuendtxea.'"
"Well." cami the women's re
ply, "I hope vou have heard of
two husbnnd.il"
Producer jUnuuny Puller win
ilar dent Kvnln In "Verbolm
lo bo Hinted In the American z,,
of Germany Into Ihla year, uiury
has a "Man Without a Counuy"
twist.
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BREAD 'n PASTRIES!
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LAMATH lASTBT
Pay Hike For
Canneries
ASTORIA IH CIO csnnery
workers Monday accepted a wage
Increase offered by lish packers
here.
The agreement, calling for pay
increases of 4 cents an hour to
women workers and 6 to 10 cent
hourly increases for men, was
reached only a few hours before
the I 500-member union scheduled
a strike vote.
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SOUTH RAN PP A MTTBftl n.ul
iH It was a perfect day for a
sail and San Francisco Bay looked
mighty inviting.
So Ronnie Arellanes, 8, and Jer
ry Frayne. 14. set off in an old-
cemeiii mixing oox.
Those kids caused more bloom
in' trouble 1
: The brig sank.
Riinnia and .lerru mada It
to an old piling. Then Jerry set
uuk ior snore ana neip. Me tired;
barely made it to an old duck
W1IMU.
William J. Jessen, an adult,
reached. Rinnu in a it-
.t ... a iuuuci uie
raft but couldn't make it back
to lana against a strong wind.
Tyrone Farley, 13; Jim Buckley,
13 and TRnv Hnrnw 1 ,..
to swim out to lend a hand but
an ran into trouble.
Then mhimii, thnt.Mht t.
the Coast Guard.
A helicopter picked up Tyrone.
A crash hnat. frathvad ,.n n
the others.
Ronnie was treated for shock
and exposure.
But shucks, that could happen
to any 8-year-old sailor.
Georgians
OK Russell
ATLANTA fPl Oeorela D.'mn.
crats Mondav named a slate nf ?
party omciaii and Instructed them
In vote for Ken Richard n 1
sell at the Demncralin natlnnal !
convenuon.
The Democratic executive com
mlttee appointed 72 delegates and
alternates, headed by Gov. Her
man Talmadge, and including the
entile Georgia congressional dele
gation;
In addition to voting as a unit
for the Genriria cenatnt- an Inntr
he desires, the delegation was
Charged hV overiillvA rnmnilllM
chairman James S. Peters to
iignt to the last for the rights of
Georgia and the South."
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