Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 14, 1952, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUKSDAY, OCT. 14, ll).r2 IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TORE fled Skelton Turns Pale ( At Thought of Live TV lly H IWKlNi; JOIINHON HOLLYWOOD INWAI KlH'lu elvolv Y () u I-: lli'il akollon llrlllll'd buck In "llvo" '1'V to io immure tint iuiiliiiiolly 1 tcinncii iliu nriiHiviiin wlilMii'l HI Hie cuinlo on Ilia ni t ol '"J III) Oliiwn" Hi MOM. lU'd united hlii eye, pinliiiiili'il to Ii"ll mill K, Look, It'll Him (or ni Inmi "ow oil except llv" nliuwn oil lliiniK" lllvlnu nnd C'ln IMiimii. l.lvo tele vision In iiiunliT. 1 tiMililn'l cut nil 1 ciiiililii't sleep. I'll never mi It MWln. . , "I ihiiiiuhl I l ii l)"it wiiy until I liilknl in Ken Murray, lie liild inn lin Wiiii no nervous tm citeu like a biiliv Jimt Ui'lmo every um ol hi" mIkiwh. Lot Hi" oilier pi'V kill Iheinwlvca. Look lit I'.uille Canlor. A Hvc show nnd In) Ima n heart iitliek. It'n the menial lin. nl. It'n (tm (or nip. I wiuil to K on llvliiu. I vo nrvrr It'll bettor I" my Me." Clianl-aled lluddv liiior. the bone cruncher of "Wuo Vnilln," l back In move iircnaa paint In C'nry OrniH'a "Dri'iiui Wllr" "lliln lime I'm a iIWIok cruncher" after nix UiK a SMi.OMIiiyciir mm i unit-r- to become n atur ol Hit) nation's wrestling cli cull. Klliiprtl ex-prl.e-llnlilcr Huddy: "I IIkuio I'll Imvo lo work In iilioul 30 mure plciuiea before I'll Imve enough nt'tlnu experience to lake UP wrestling." fjyi KinrrMni. who's brrii sa)1iig "No. tliunli you" to Hol lywood lor years, will give Dip big screen unoihrr whirl. 'Mm ex-Mra. Hooncvell will piny gabby broad way commentator In l.ciler Cow an a "rroin Main Hlrcrt to llnmtl way," Ihr crawling Willi - slara flicker iTiilluluh llniiklii'iid. Olivia tic llavlllalul. Henry Komla, Hex Harrison, I. Ill palmer Mury Mar tin. Agnes Mooreheau and Cornel Wllclei. Palme Wymore l iindrr th carp of incuica and flop for aur prv . . . Now It fun bp told: There wa no love between l'ler I.aiirlp and Hon Hamlall, who playa liPr hunbunil In "MlniDuiiPIU (tum bler." Iliey fpiulpd llirouuhoul thp lilin . . . TIip ri-cpiit aurgcry Ui give MarJorlP Hnmhcaii Ihr full um of hpr ahnttcreel leg waxnl aui-pPHbfullhouiih It nmy Iibvp aavpd hpr from complete Invalid ism. Ilollywood'a box - office hluutp haa bppn blamed on everything from TV ami inllnlloii Io wpco(n uiunrhrrs and bad picture. Hut H a Dn Andrews' private. ft-vp ilirorv that nVhoncsl movie makers" arp Hip nuiliy one In the case of "Who Killed ilia Movie Audience?" Dana's quotes on the subject: "I've hrard mote than one pro ducer aay, 'I know Una la bad taste but lis what Ihr public want ' That's dishonest film making. A producer alaru filming a Kood atorv and Ihpn Iip Ihrowa In lot of things Iip tlilnka Hip pub lie wanta and thry aland nut like aorp thumlia nnd audipiirea go wav dthuunlPtt. "All Hollywooil hai to do la film Rood and Imiipal atorlpa and advpr tine IhPiu wilh honeaty. Thre cliiiuld be mole IiiiiikIiiiiIIoii and iiioip rri'iiiiini in iiuiiywooti una lima tulk Hlioiit 'li't'n Klvu Uio pub llu wluit Uh'V wiuil,' " Marie Wllnon. tiniiliiK CIIM'.IU'W TV Oily In lliillywood. waa Intro- (lUI'I'll 10 oIlTlllllllll PIIUIUPI' Uikiiho 1). I.i'iiour, wliiiHP niune la in iiniHiiiit'd Ilk. Ikp'a. "J don't know what you're tlolUk here," dpiiilpiinui'd Millie, "but I'm urc llolUK to vote for you." Marjory Crum, Tony (ViiIdii llnoi Inxipr'a eMi'imuPd wile, la looklnu for n iiiovIp I'K' lil. A Klin lluiiipr Ivpe, ..he wan nlaue iiidrena bi'loro ahe met Tony. All Uip youiiK iK'lieiuipa hi U I who knew I'puuy Dow whin hIip waa on Ihr lot und wrlle Irlti-ra to hrr In TiiImi, Okla., hip pirMlPd. I'puuy dopMi't pveu bolher to an awfr . . . MIpvp (jochrau won hla iKi ni.ikr u H;IH with Wiirni'in In "Hlie a Hack oil llroiidwny." Weara nolhliiK but nlli-riihiive lotion over bin limittTictiiM- iiiuk . . , Hc'otl llrailv'H aweatliiK oiit a M-i'loua prlvule-lllp main,. , , . KHll Lupluu, Idn'a luiklpaa Ihtpr, la back in town Willi an eye on a TV ciirn-r an diiiicer. Hollywood aalnriea are Hirluklnit by Hip hour A IlrllMi alar who rci.eivpd Wu.otio. ulna pavniint of Ilia uupllt'M 1'i.iiiinlnMf ill n (.fiui.ln III yeaia uito. Jum wrapiied un a new I'litiuc, inn Miiuiy; ali.uuu. 'Hip wiiiiikIp bi'lwpi-n Kiln I'lnia nnd hia publl"hpra Ixn't at-lilrd yel. Kilo obli-cta to Hip line. "The Full Biory ol Ilia Life und Lovps." Ihnl a brlni; uhpiI with the title of hln nuioliiiiuraphy, "Acioaa a Crowded World." Mra. I'lnxa ob JrcU, too. Auihor l.ouii Hromlii-ld politely drclliipd lo tump lo Hollywood to do hla Iniroductiona for "The Loula Ilrouiln-td Herlei." bpliiK fllnird for the home serpens by Hliiir Cro-djy KnierprlNpa, Ho a cninern crew waa sent to liroin- lield'a ftimoua Malabar Kaim oul Mde Coluinbun, O., to photoKraph the novpllit. Electric Ironer That'i right I Yo con And eul right In your awn noma FREE - how amy II h a atlmlnoia Ihoia long houri of m oriole now aVudgery Handing ever o hoi Iron ing board. Juil call ui, and wa'll Kara Frlgldolra Iranar out la your homa bafara next "Irenlng Day." .Tw..ip..dS.I.f , Autamotl . Opan-all Orlv .Jag-ra.30-,",hH . Twin TharmatM Central , Fra.lea-Mallt F' Central "."Si75 fy 0ny l $25.75 down but ON PROOF! VERN OWENS' CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS fl24 No. 4th Ph. 8365 I'IMIOIACV (.11(11 I' IS( lll'ASKS NHW YOHK -The American I'harmucputical Ataoclatlon, lounard loo ypnra ao with 24 mpmbei-h. ha- increanPd nparly l.ooo ttmrv Mpuiber.shlu doubled b-lwppii IUM and mi and haa iriplpd aincp then, nccordinu to Dr. Hobrrt P Klaclu lla. expcullve ape relarv. The bur reason for thin iirowtli. he said, wax the ni-ed lor motlprn pharmacIMn to main lain clo.se prolpnaional rplntlon- Miiiwi Ui keep pace with rapid development of new druira and theraH-ulle aKPiiciee, , V L' I? . ' '? I. 1 J- xs UT GCOKGI DO IT Premier Joioph Stalin (right) littam intontly at Party Secy. Georgi Malenkov (left) addreiiat tha 19th Conqrou of the Soviot Communist Party in iti opening loition in tha Great Hall of the Kremlin in Moicow. It i gen erally bolioved that Malonkov will succeed Stalin ( Premier. The congrott unanimoutly approved Malonkov'i report which pledged the Soviot Union to leek peaceful collaboration with capitalitt natiom. Korean Gs Prefer Home-Type Pin-Girl By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W-Bervlcemen In World War II may have gone for the itlamor Klrl pin-up, but Ola of today prefer the nome-type girl. Thai's tile contention of Rebel Randall, favorite disc Jockey of U. s. aoldlera and aallora all over Uie world. Her enow la carried over Armed Forces Radio Service to wherever American men are tervlriK. Naturally, she nets a flood of letters from loneaome boya. "Ol course, they nave ihelr pln up," aaid Rebel, who la plenty all rlsht In the cheesecake depart ment herself. "Bui they seem more concerned with the ulrlx they left back home. The leltera I get are perfect example. "All of them are rexpecltul; I have never yet had one in bad taste. Nearly everyone remarks that my voice reminds me of some one they know back home their girl friend, slater or mother." She took a letter from her copious flies to Illustrate her remarks. It waa from a Ol In Korea and it read: "Rebel, I hope you never give up that program as long as one of our men Is In Korea. I doubt very much If you realize Just how much of a morale-booater it Is. , , . The first time I heard you, I thought that you had tha warmest, mosl compelling voice I'd ever heard. "And moai of the men r knew though! the same thing. One thing that's really amazing Is the fact that no one ever made a disres pectful remark about you." Rebel remarked that such reac tions from today's Cla are because their average are Is much lower than In World War II, "Moat of Extra Work Made Easy Rent A Typewriter r Addinq Machine fclaclrle ar Has Lait month's rental is applied1 ta tha purchase price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY K, ,. it them were taken right out of school," she said. "They think about home a lot more," Rebel admitted that some of her letters get pretty serious. She has had manv offers of mnrrlnirn. How does she handle them? By a very simple method. She changes the subject. But she always continues wrinng. For two yews, she spent eight hours a day answering the letters In her own hand. Now she has been forced to open an office and hire two secretaries to help her with the mall. She also datesm any of the sol diers who return from overseas and want to take her out. Consider ing all these aotlvltlea, I aeked how she found time for Her own. private life. "I don't have any," aha replla 'My boys keep ma too quay." ttgr Minute y ayrayT.-ye3Swe nn 'aamiiii ittaliMitaaS)aaxaxaxaMaaMaaMaaiMaj a..' JWI. faaaMaaatiaaiBatsaBBM BROAD IXPERIINCE IS A FIRST t QUALIFICATION FOR CONGRISS Jot-in G. Jonci ho been a vchool trochee, cooch, omj luperirv lendcnt. Jonci hok been o rodio executive, o convwltont to industry. 6od o lecdef in Civic oHoiri. He no, lived on o ronch, and knows Ihp problemt of Agriculture. 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