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Wool Output
Said Stable
production in 1963 probably will jMacDonald. the three-quarters Po
be about the same as this year, the I lynesian and one-quarter Scotch
Agriculture Department predicted gl in "Return to Paradise." eats
Monday, wun returns to growers
little different from 1952.
The 1992 rate of sheep and lamb
slaughter indicates stock sheep
numbers at the beginning of next
year probably will be about the
same as this year, it said in a 1K3
outlook report.
Combined shorn and pulled wool
output in the U. 8. this year has
been forecast at about 260 million
pounds, grease basis, with shorn
wool accounting for about 228,800,
000 pounds.
World production probably will
be up slightly from 1952-53 and
stocks 'are somewhat larger than
last year, the agency aaid.
It added the sharp decline In
world wool consumption which be
gan early in 1951, reached a low
during the third quarter of last
year and has Increased . slowly
since then.
Use of apparel wool bv TJ. 8.
mills has Increased gradually since
early this year when it reached the
low of a decline which started
early last year, the department
said.
This trend, it added, reflected a
strengthening of mill demand as
sociated with an upturn in aalea
and orders and reduced Inventor
ies between mill and consumer."
Mill consumption In this country
next year may exceed slightly that
of this yesr If defense require
ments ao not aeenne and economic
activity and consumer purchasing
nower remain high as expected,
the report added.
Deer Rifle
Said Stolen
A deer rifle was reported stolen '.
from a parked ear downtown early
Sunday morning. ,
George J. Roe, OTT, reported i
to City Police that he parked his
car In front of the Derby Cafe i
at 5 30 a.m., and when he returned
to the auto less than half an hour I
later the rifle was gone.
It was a .30-06 cal, with weaver
scope, cling, stock and forearm
carved and checkered, and was1
carried in a leather and canvas 1
case.
CASUALTY LIST .
WASHINGTON K-Tm Defense
Department today Identified -117
Korean War casualties. (List No.
I Of the total, 35 are dead, 67
wounded, 11 missing and four in
jured . In battlesone accidents, '
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED students at Oregon Technical Institute gather around a drafting
table during a class session. They are II to rl James McCafferty, Dayton; Roy Hubiky, Port
land; Paul Lohan, Portland, and Walter Kummer, Manianita. The quartet is vitally Interested in
the Employ the Physically Handicapped program.
Hollywood Glamour Boy
Now Wants Comic Roles
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD NEA Guys and
Gregory Peck In Hollywood's (em- j daiiclnB likr
nine h.mel,inK league Now he As .ri-Mn Fox "Call
is aiter laughs, not roman ic sighs, M Madm" for Donald, who al
on the career merry-go-round. .. .M.A h, .c . honfnr
Conlidine that he wants a (UnK'onH rtain ih ih h.llct Mh.
at comedy. Hestoa said that he
hopes his next film will be "The
Private War of Major Benson."
the story of an Army major who
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and is sent as R O T C. officer to
a school for boys who range in
age irara 10 it.
Ifs bread:h of castini that
makes an actor great.", is Heston '5
ciim. An acwjr cn i oe tgn-
trolled bv his roles he has to
make the roles serve him."
Raymond Massey still may be
typed as Lincoln by movie mak-
ers. but Heston isn't worried about
his role of President Andrew Jack-
son in "The " President s Lady
landing him. In a casting rut
"Great parts can be learned only
by playing them and Jackson is a
great part." .
About his hectic love scenes with
Jennifer Jones in "Rubv Gentry"
which have a bloody "Duel in the
Sun" flavor:
They should be something Jrn-
nUer broke her hand on my head
in one of them."
'Ifs murder when a young ac
tress is stamped as (a' conuned
ienne in Hollywood." says gorgeous
Joyce Holden. U-I's pride and Joy
in the rib-tickler division.
Joyce, who's about to star In
"Night Flower." 16 out to make
her studio forget that she clicked
a clowness in "The Milkman
and "You Never Can Tell." Her
new movie may be the way out of
the comedy cage "because I wear
costumes made out of fringe and
get. a chance to toss tne sex around.
My big mistake, she said, "was i
to show that I had a comedy flair.
There's no chance in Hollywood
for an actress who starts out in
comedy. You graduate into it."
U-I's flower-petal-eatlng Piper '
Laurie Can start blushing. Moira
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raw Jish.
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jnlques of Gene and Fred were
beyond him
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"fi',,." mv L?umD?.:?
w in veru-ci.-u. i m utuu n oir
1 aed -work- that I've never done be-
fore." hm said. "It's turned out
fine. Frankly, I didn't think I could
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DonnM p.oilv.
about whether
the 'Francis"
;n, n continue in
fijms at U-I'
AU I know ij that I've done
!fur nicmres with the mule and
that my contract calls for me to do
thre more films at the studio. The
i first -will be a musical without
Francis. I don't know about the
oher two. It depends oh what the
iludio wants.
Joan Davis Is prettying herself
up. discarding a big load of her
famous slapstick comedy arnica
land turning We pointer to tne
! "lovable" mark on me personality
indicator in her new telelilm series,
1 Marriea Joan.
With Jim Backus Playing a Judge
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says. "We re
couple of normal
human beings who gel into broad
comedy situations."
Bui her fans won't be otllng a
new Davis beezer. as reported.
"I'm so upset about the story
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Next Monday another "Meet
that I've had my nose remodeled,"
Joan sputtered. "1 feel as famous
as Durante all of a sudden. I
wouldn't wish It on my plastic
surgeon to take the rap for this
nose of mine."
Skip the rumors that Arlene
Dalu it yawning over movie glory
and casting her gorgeous orbs over
other fields of endeavor.
Arlonc. who admits she wasn't
too sure about the flicker game for
a while, now is harnessed up to try
the steepest grades on the screen
fame hivhway. She told me on the
"Jnmaica Seas" set:
"I'm reallv happy now. I'm not
being used as a mere decorative
asset to a picture. I add some
thing to the story instead of being
Just another leading lady. And I
think I can prove that I'm not
'cold actress. My marriage to Lex
diet a great deal for me."
Bettv Davis stands to make her
biggest financial killing In "The
Star." In addition to ns.ooo cash
and another $15,000 due next year,
she'll collect 24 per cent of the net
profits of the flicker.
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STAFF
JOHN BARTON
John is News Director of
KFJI and, as KFJI has the
only news staff of any
Klamath radio station,
spends all his time getting
the local news stories
, gathered and written . for
KFJI's local news broad
casts at 7:55 a.m., 12:15
p.m, and 6:30 p.m. Me is
a 1951 journalism graduate
of the University of Ore
gon and has been with KFJI
since July, 1951. He is the
only unmarried KFJI mem
ber. John follows up all the
leads telephoned to KFJI
in KFJI's $5 weekly contest
for news tips called in by
listeners. .
the Staff".
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Action Due On Growing Miners Strike
CINCINNATI I-John I. Lewis
was expecled In make knoun his
stand on the presidential polllionl
rare lodav as sessions of (lie 41st
United Mine Workers Convention
wore resumed.
A slowly growing strike of coal
miners and politics were the chief
subjects ticketed for comment by
tne union s president belnre roil,
venllon adjournment next Wednes
day. The strike atarted Friday when
several hundred miners at a Pea
body Coal Co. mine near Hun is
burg, 111., walkrd out. Oilier lea
body mines In Illinois and Indiana
were due to Join the wa kolit today,
boosting to about (,000 the number
of Idle.
The men refused lo woik when
Family Hit
By Polio
MILTON, W. Va. I.fv-Pollo has
hit hard at the family ol a young
Presbyterian minister.
The Rev. Meade F, I)eges, SO.
hla wife and Ihelr 23-ninuth-old sou
all became victims of the disease
within a few duys. The bnby.
Francis, was rushed here front his
home in Greenville a week ago
yesterday. Last Friday, Mrs. Elis
abeth Degges, 28. came down Willi
the disease.
And on Saturday pastor Dcugcs
was taken to Morris Memorial
Hospital here with the worst form,
bulboaatpal polio.
He was put In an Iron lung and
a doctor listed his condition as
critical. Mrs. Degges and the baby
were reported In good condition
and Improving. ,
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First Movie
Hero Dies
PACIFIC PALIBADF8, Calif.
i,ei-Jack Conwav, 65, who played
the lead lu what Is believed to
be llollvwood a first movie Her
Indian Hero" died yesterday of a
pulmonary ailment.
The silent film actor Inter be
came a top director, lie brought
lo the screen such films as Boom
Town," "Viva Villa." "A Tale of
Two Cities" and "The Hucksters."
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sumo pavrolla won't be due lor ul
leant 10 days from now, making
a complete slilko unlikely lor n
while. ,
It wns taken for guuilcil by
union delegates Ihat a lull iihIii.vi
try-wide alrlke could be rx proud
II the Wbll turns llMimbs down o'l
the pay raise, or approves oiiij
part of It. ( a.
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belween His employers ami Uin
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series of speeches at convention
session last week Inuilmsliiiv
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whuni Lewis aaKl may "weal
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a 0 Urn Dwiglit D. Elsonliowri:,
the Krpubllcan pie.ildeiillal liunu
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cated support for Oov. AilUI
Sievenson, the Dt-inocralic nominee.
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