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HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OREGON
TUKSDAY, OCT. 21, 1052
Tony Curiis Seeks End Of Movie-Plugging Tour
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OFF ON NEW ENGLAND TOUR Republican pmiidential
candidate Dwight 0. Eisenhower end hit wife look out window
of special campaign train as the general leaves New York
for a 30-speech New England tour.
Reds Work On Boy Scouts
WASHINGTON Lfl The Czech
Communists report they have Just
about conquered the "unhealthy"
influences ol the Boy scout movement.
Before the Communists took over
(our years ago, said a Prague
radio broadcast picked up oy u. s.
WEEK'S SEWING BUY
(My (h lLi S?
government monitors, the Scouts
sought to "befog young people
about loving cooperation between
rich and poor." The broadcast also
said the Scouts "promoted an un
healthy romanticism in the young,
centering on cowboys, redskins and
conquerors, Instead of teaching
them that It Is their mlsson to
build a better socal order."
These Influences have not yet
entirely disappeared. Radio Prague
acknowledged, but it said they are
last being overcome by the Com
munist-run Young Pioneer move
ment. 11 aaaea:
"The Pioneers are verv fonrf nf
defense games. Our children, our
Young Pioneers have no need tor
hypocritical, empty romanticism.
They are taught to love their
country and Uie Soviet Union which
is helping us to realize the age old
dreams of our DeoDle above everv.
thing else."
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MANILA 'ifl The season's
strongest typhoon swept the south
east Luzon peninsula Tuesday and
headed for the Manila area.
No loss of life has been reported.
Meteorologists said the bin troD-
lral blow generating winds up to
140 miles an hour veered silently
north after battering the east
central Island of Bamar.
The U. S. Nav-v weather station
said it was expected to pass about
30 miles ,ouih of Manna Wednes
day morning (Tuesday night, U S.
time). t
A 240-ton inter-island tnotorboat
caught fire and sank off northern
Mindanao while seeking thelter.
Two other boats went down in
heavy seas off Samar Island.
IKK AT HOTEL
WORCESTER, Mass. of) Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Republi
can presidential nominee, will
spend election night, Nov. 4. at his
headquarters in the Hotel Commo
dore, New York City, his aides said
last night.
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By KH8KINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD (NKAl Ksi'lll-
slvely Yours: It's a trick rvrn
Houdinl couldn't do, but Tony
Curtla, who's plnylng the fuinrd
magician In "llomlliu," would like
to make the hlg mnvle-pliiKiting
lours of atars throughout the coun
try disappear lorevrr.
Tony is "agin" the personal
appearance policy when It's Just a
device lor diiiKging moviegoers
Into theaters, and makes this fuller
expalnatUm:
"Il'a all getting too commercial.
The public Is beginning to resriil
II. I say It's fine to send stars out
all over the country, but send,
them out for a purpose to livlp
raise money for cancer research,
to urge people to vote, to talk to
the kids who are In trouble, or
something. I want to do more
than Just plug my pictures and I
think moat actors teel Uie same
way."
Lana Turner and Fernando
Lamas are humming "It Waa Just
One of Those Things" about their
bunted romance, lint now pals are
rrcnlllng neither ever ndmltled
dlsciiNNing niiirrlno (tin lug the
roniunUu uliisc.
Mnybc MOM and Mm lo Lanr.n
should get louolher on their atones.
Lansn Is telling lilciids that lie'a
made his pence with the stutllo and
will di'lluliely star In "The Htudcnl
I'rince" alter the first of the year.
Film' writer Oliver Crawford. In
answer to a query about a certain
movie oueen'a age. Hipped, "Slie'a
somewhere In her middle fllrtlea."
Hollywood Actors Differ
Over Entry In Politics
Bv BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD U Just two more
weeks and we'll have aomeilung
to talk about besides politics.
But until the nation goes to Hie
polls, everyone will still be hash
ing over candidates and Issues nr
Into tne night. Hollywood Is no nil
terent from any other community.
People aren't talking about TV.
box office and Jane Russell. All
you hear Is: "Did you see Adlal
last night?" or "What did you
think of Ike's speech?"
Since actors can talk about Utile
else these days, I followed the
trend when I vIMted the "Forever
Female" set. I found myself stand-
Inir between Paul Douulaa. Who la
campaigning for Stevenson, and
William Holden, who has tnaen no
public stand. So I pitted the pair
against eacn omer.
Aithnnoh ihev remained friendly.
bolh Douglas and Holden expressed
strong views about actors' getting
Into politics.
Holden said he hadn't loaned his
name to either campaign and didn't
intend to.
T don't think a film actor nas
any business antagonizing any seg
ment of the motion picture public."
he remarked. "In the past, actors
Simms Marriage
Said All Over
HOLLYWOOD Singer Omny
Simms and oilman Bob Cainoun
have separated again and she says
the marriage Is "all over."
"I can t keep on going tnrougn
all these emotional upsets." she
said. "I need some peace and also
have my children to think of."
They are David, t. and Conrad,
3. by her previous marriage to
Hyatt R. Dehn.
Miss Simms said she was going
to arrange for a "quick and quiet"
divorce.
Calhoun confirmed the separa
tion, aaylng, "Il'a Just a case of
two people who love each other
but can't get along."
Thev were married In June in
Las Vegas, Nev., separated in Sep-
temper, ana were reconcura cany
this month.
have become associated with un
savory causes, mm that has been
bad for themselves and the Indus
try, t don't at all mean that either
the Democratic or Republican cam
paigns Is unsavory.
"Hut the fact remains that people
on both aides feci very strongly.
An actor makes a mistake to ruk
censure from either side."
Douglas countered that he saw
no reason for actors to abstain
from politics.
"I sny there are limits to the
campaigning which an actor should
do." he commented. "I have nar
rated a film short for the Demo
crats and have been making some
appearances at rallies. I think I
am entitled to do so as a cllirrn.
"Yes. I suppose I mlRht alienate
some Republican members of the
movie audience. But I'm not wor
rled about alienating Republican
motion picture producers."
Said Holden: "I am a member
of that dying breed of people who
think they are entitled to a private
life. Oh. I don't mean myself as
an actor: I expect to have my
protessional life scrutinized by tne
public. But as a citizen, I expect
some privacy. And that includea
niv political opinions.
"I think there Is a dangerous
movement to destroy one private
conscience. For one thing, I think
It Is shocking that a candidate lor
office mut reveal his Income tax
This sort of thing could continue
until we have what Ororge Orwell
described In 1BB4 : complete
thought control."
Said Douglas; "I see no reason
why an actor ahouldn't be able
to express his views If he feels
strongly about them. Look I like
it here In Hollywood. I've got
eood lob. a fine house, a swimming
pol and a wonderful wife. I'm
living much better lhan I ever did
as a boy or as a young man.
'But if I have lo crawl In
hole and keen mv mouth shut In
order to keep these things Ml toss
in the whole works and leave
town."
lilfonderful
Japs Legalize
Land Reform
TOKYO 11 Japan Tuesday
legalized land reform, one of the
most successful programs of the
Aiuea occupation.
The land reform law unholdln
all occupation changes went into
effect Tuesday.
The Japanese governmeM
bought about 4500,000 acres and
gave them to share crooters dur.
Ing the past, six years.
Hunt Mishap
Kills Teacher
VFrtNONIA ore in n.i a
Gordon, about 45, civic leader and
elementary scnool superintendent
here, was fatally shot while deer
nuniing Monday.
State nolle nalrf nnrilmi MhiMit
4.V waa hnntincr t,ith - nAV,.'. .i
at the time Of the infnhan Tli,
shooting occurred about S:30 p.m.
In a wooded area 10 miles north
of here.
Gordon. Wrhn l a.m.l.r&yl kn VI.
WldOW. Mnna la ihm inth h..nflntf
fatality in Oregon this fall.
jn tne aeer season six men have
been fntallv Wmmr1ri tn, v..
riled nf heart attack whlu htmfinw
and one fell down a cliff to his'
death. A 14-vear-oM hnv fat
ally shot while hunting squirrel.
(y EDITH IERUCCINI
f-
"I hflvt betn fighfing
not oinit man, bwt
gainst idtat which 4m
stray men."
Tht truth of this noly
sti by Paul Harvey it p
prtnt to th thoutondi
of liitonori who htar him .
t 1:15 p.m. ovory wtttc
day ovcrKFLW.
' In tho tight ytort thot
Mr, Harvoy hoi boon oa
tociotcd with ABC, ho hot
won numerous awards far
diitinguishtd sarvico In
rodio fournalism. Mast ro
contly ha was honarad by
tha American Legion for
his "militant American
Ism." Tho Freedom Foun
dation hot cited him far .
"outstanding defense and " Pul Hjrveif
oitension of the American way of life." Tho Disabled American
Veterans hovo-honored him by toying, "Paul Harvey It ta tha
veteran returned what Ernie Pvle was ta the soldier In the field,"
A myiterious ond beautiful seoorito almost turns out to be on
ongel of deoth for Inspector Mork Sober in "The Cose Of The Pon
omo Lody" to be heord on "Mystery Theotre" on Wednesday 7:30 to
8:00 p.m. In this fost-poced story, Sober ond his sidekick. Sergeant
Tim Moloney, pursue o killer to Panama ond nearly wind up os vic
tims themselves before they crock the exciting cose. '
Respect for tow and order indicates a healthy appreciation of
cltiienshia in tha opinion of Harry Archer, father of teen oner Cor
liss. At lawyer, Mr. Archer presses this point homo whan "Meet
Corliss Archer" Is broadcast Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m.
Edward Arnold portroys o president who finds himself the tor-'
get of powerful opposition when ha mokes sweeping changes In gov
ernment positions following his election. This episode from the pages
of Americon history will be dramatized Wednesday night when "Mr.
President" Is aired.
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Rlla llayworth's loiilhii Aly
Khali, but not Olenn 1'oid as
her leadiim man. 'l'hero will be
mure plcluiea cu-alnri inn Ftlla and
Olenn. Tho actor, who's been ac
cused ol tiuairi'llnii with Itlta,
slipped me the wurtl on Die set of
"Tho Man Front tlio Aluino" at
U-I, and added:
"The stores that Itlla and I
didn't got aloiiy when w0 were
maklnii 'Affair in Trinidad' iuo a
lot ol hooey. So are the alorles
that w tended alloiwanla Wo re
good fneiiUa,"
A wealthy New York business.
mull In tlin .t.,iv,,n r.tt. Il. bl
III Dcnlne Darcel's eyes . , , Tom
nrui ta telling uiiuioucrs that he
will be lledy Lamarr'a co-autr In
tho "Ureal Lovea" telefilm anion
lo be made In Italy , , Aim
bhendail. IK nnuniL iiuim.i. uiii
dance lor tho lli.it limit In yema
in vi a voi inuunn u roole, ' , , ,
The extent of lloilvwimira limui.
chopping of Mara in favor of new
laeea la more than eyebrow-lilt.
Ing at Paramount. HI 4H big tinmen
under contract In mi. only lour
are left Uob Hope, King Crosby,
Lis Scott and 11111 Holden.
Humphrey Logan's explanation
of why he gave up Ilia "Bold Veil
lure" radio (.how; "I got tired ol it,
I never listened to It, but Betty
did, bho like to hear her voice."
Twenty five pah aurprlsed
Andy Uevlue. the Jingle of the
Wild UIII lllckok TV films, at
a brown Derby birthday luncheon
and led the veteran comlo gaap-
IhU. "Till la olln fit the frw lliiinn
I've been speechless." Alumni
those present was Andy's long
time Uu.ilne.is manager, Milton
Oashy. and Andy recalled:
"When 1 waa married 30 years
ago I went to Cashv and said I'd
like to go to Honolulu lor my
honeymoon. Cashy said, 'Too ex
pensive, lluy her a uke and take
her to CaUllna Island.' And you
know something? That's what we
did."
Andy's age? "I'm a member of
A A Age Anonymous."
has switched to flint': "You
get
a
u... nlHl, Iibb lit lintlMraaa
Atlantic (rapevlne acting Hke a
skin-rcp. with the rumor that aha
walked out of the Venice film
Festival In a blae of lemiier , , .
Kay Francis la dreaming of a film
comeback, Hhes doing TV and
radio In New York . , . KvnTyn
Keyea t'i'Irbi ales III December
the monlh In which her agreement
lo pay .0 per cent of her movie
earnings to Columbia, In return
for her conliact release, expiree,
, , , Il'a Alnn Wilson's line about
a certain comedy TV show lhal
now
et a better ami clearer picture of
bad program."
The alius 111 l.e.iter Cowan's
"from Main Htrrel to Broadway"
have agreed lo alphabetic billing,
which means llml Tallulsh Bank
head will precede Fay Kmerson,
Olivia (In llnvlllanil, llrx Harrison
and L.HI Palmer In Hie ads, Tha
Im lm story line, by the way, baa
Talltilnh Insisting on playing s
sweet, unsullied heroine.
Comedienne Hose Marie, after
seeing a bad movie: "Only salva
tion for this film la to have the
sesla made Into berths."
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