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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE. ELEVEN Skelion May Drop TV Show "FT' Russians Say Back Both Capitalists After 1st 13-Week Stint Ike and Adlai WEDNESDAY, OCT 22, 10M By IIOII TIIOMAN HOLLYWOOD ii'i - Krd Hkcllnn may quit television allnr Ills flrnl III weeks o( tills season lira II lilnlied, Tim carnil. tupped (nmeriiun tiirnrd anrloim lnilny nn lir din. cussed 111 .Inline In TV, Ho Imil lecelvrd h request I row liln spun or ta nmilii pittsenl )n show mi a llva bunts, iiliii'a th bruiiiiiliiH ill Uie lull nciiKiin, Iho Hknllou show lias uern mi film, mid t,r Ut.llly tit the shown lias Uwn nipped by III critic. Hkrllnn'a reply la the aiionnur's rqunl: "Me tun either liuvs a live ciimrdlmi un iilmrd allow Four Killed In Plane Crash WINBI.OW. Aril, tfi The biinird bodies ol a H-montli-nlil polio victim and III tin ro liim who were liiklnu the baby boy to J'hornlx worn recovered Weclnes. ily inornliiK from Urn wrmkaKo oi tlmlr crashed nn plune nbuut nix Hillrn aoillli ol here. Tli plnrio crashed and burnt Into names snnruy aurr luKinu on (rum Uie Wlnslow alrporl un Un inrrry flight Tuesday llluht. Killed were Jesse uurule, U niniiihi; lii lather, Vicente Our. Hi; Jack Kllyun. ambulanceman; mid Gerald K. etlarr, pilul. All were (ram llolbrook. Alien 'il Hi men were not known defini tely., but lliry were In llielr 30 . C'eue nl the crash In undeterm ined. It won muiHeited by Ilnlbrook (initials Hint It limy have been dun In III explosion ol lii oxyiirn Innk which had been planed aboard the plane lor the baby'a um, John Homsher, airways opera tlona and tower man at the Win low airport, said h watched th plane take olf and turned away to HI th llluht plan. When he turned back, lie aaw llamea, but Ho plane. Merrill Sets Garden Show MERRILL A junior rail Flower Ithow with dry malerlaln will be held thin coming Saturday. Oct. 23. at th recreation hall; time la 2 p.m. The nhow In sixmsorcd by tha Lont River Onrdcn Club, and th public in invited. Participation In th hnw will b Bluebird. Ciimpllre Ulrui, and 4-11 Garden Club membern. Prliea lor the best arraniPiitriua will be Klven by the Garden Club. Judiiea will be Mrn. Melvln Bowman, Mra. "lyde Hammond and Mra. Jamcn Hammond. Campllre and Bluebird jlrle will aerv tea honoring their motheri ana oaroen ciub members. or a dead comedian on a live how." ' lie waa referring In bin exper lenco on last yenr'a program, hla Hint season III the new medium Th toiulu wan on the but dor ol complete colliipsa, "Now Hint Hud'a doing hla nhow on lllin," remarked hla business iiiahiiiier, "he can at leant no home iiiiii amep alter a periormnnce. Lam ynr he'd finish a nhow and wo'd tak hlin to Hi. Johna Hospital. When ho came oil alone, we'd put nun on me count nnu place an ox yiien mask over liln late. "Urd u nhow on lllin la getting better all Iho time, Ho Jusi neeus noine time to not It Into nhnpe." liln TV director, Mnrly Jtnckln, pointed out the atrenuoua nitture ol III Hkelton prourum; "Oilier couieilhina enn Inlioduce other acta mid stay offnluun lor live or 10 minuten. Hut nut I ted, he'n on stage nearly Uie whole hall-hour. 1'cople exiect ll.ol him. Wl , on the live ahow we had continue chanuea Hint had to be dona in 4J seconds. Wed have men walling ollstugo with shoes to allp on Ited'n leet, another with a breakaway ahlrt and o lorth. Thai kind ol nchedule wan too much lor ono man to no through." llin advisers added that the filmed nhow la handicapped by the lack ol music. Because the Hinted vernlon In niiiro expensive, there wan no budget lelt lor an orchen- tra. That han eliminated a vailely ol routtnea that require music. Hkelton himself remarked thai the Him vernlon In Jusl an hard an live In borne respects, "The lin portunt thing la bulldlni up the Mudio audience to a peak," he said. "On the live ahow, I could do It In the hall-hour. But when 1 take time out tor a costume change now, I have to work hard to yet the audience back up lo the point where I lelt." He waa on the et ol hln new picture "The Clown," and he pointed out that It parallel hjs pienent illuatlon. It I a remake ol the old Wallv Heerv.J.rkl. Cooer film, "Tti Champ." Skel ion waa playing a acene in which a comedian cornea off a television stage alter almoin literally knock- ma niiunen out Mr the audience. "Thin picture nhowa vnu evnrilv what could happen," he aald. "The comedian In Uie atory dlea And that lant aeaaon on TV almost killed me." Whatr ekelton dolni a death teene In a movie? Tlim unmiini like hla heaviest done of dramatlca In plcturea. He admitted that it Wan the monl nerloua lllm he had done nine hla MUM debut In "Filght Command," which atarred Robert Taylor. Ruth Huiuev nrf Waller Pldgeon. ui courn. I v died In nlelure beloie." added BkeUon. who alwavn leaven them laughing. "But that wan alwaya alter the picture got Into the thcauui." J' '...-,..-i-J-J -mt ii'iii mnfrl'iD THEY LOVi A PARADE Popcorn ii almott forgotten by thete youngster at tha opening pared of tha 54th American Royal Livestock and Hon Show at Kansas City, Mo. Th young trio were among th many thousands that lin th pared rout. Stated in th middle is 3-year-old Joseph Benton Green and to th right his sister, Mary Martha Green. Th little girl al left is unidentified. Final Arguments Slated In Grammer Murder Case SPAGHETTI Top Price For Hereford 10RO Wl Joe Prlncepn. a Hereford bull ottered bv Lawrence Kenney of Moro. brought th top price of 11.000 at th Mid-Columbia Hereford aale here Monday. Mra. O. E. Forrenter of Uolden dal bought lha animal. The lop heifer price waa IB. It wan for a female from the Fred Cox consignment, bought by Ernest Hire, of fMatilield. The IS heifrra aold for an aver age of MIS. 67 and the 30 bulla lor 111 average. Total aalea were 127.106. BALTIMORE Final argu ments on the Oranimer murder trial will be heard by Judge Her man M. Moner tomorrow. Alter that, the Judge alone will decide If George Edward Orammer killed hla wile, and II he killed her with "malice aforethought." The pronecutlon, after success fully getting Into the court record the alatemenl Orammer made to police nnylng he hit hln wile Doro thy May with a piece ol pipe, nought to prove he killed her no he could marry an attractive 28- year-old New York secretary, Ma thilda Mlilbrocky. The defense, on the other hand, attempted to din prove all the slate's contentions, Orammer aald on the atnnd he "made up" the statement lo hall th questioning and so he could go home and set aorne decent lood and rent. And Defense Atlv. Anthonv B Federlco tried by his questions to Imply thst Miss Mlilbrocky was no stranger to romances with men nor 10 discussions ol marriage. Federlco parried for an opening with such Questions an: Did vou have a week-end dnte with a man in wannington? . . . Did you stay with him over the week end New Year's Evef . . . Did you consider marrying a Canadian five yenra ago? . . . MM Mlilbrocky withstood the barrage, replying In quick, clear, sometimes almost haughtv tones. She acknowledged1 that she went to Washington In November, 1061. but alone. Blie aald ah wan met by a man. Questioned further by Federlco, ahe replied: "I wan In Washington for the week end and I stayed with Irlends. I saw thin man whnm I hadn't SAVE $75.00 SPECIAL! 48" Twin-Bowl Special with FOOD WASTE DISPOSER NO TRADE-IN ... NO COUPON ... NO STRINGS . . .! No, thero'g no strings attached to this offer! 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A Soviet domestic radio broadcast, reported today by U. 8. govern ment monitors, brought the Rus sians up to date on the election Campaign, it was s commentary by Valentin Zorln, Moscow's nom inee for expert on American af fairs. The U. 8. elections, nald Zorln, resemble a race In which all horses come out ol the same stable, the owner of which will win regard less ol which horse comes In first." In fact," he added, "whichever of the two bourgeois parties wins the election, their master, big cap ital, will win, "Furthermore, election skirmish es between the two parties are be ing used by propaganda to detlect uie attention oi tne masses Irom vital problems of present-day America and to conceal the bar gain struck by the two parties on the main problems." Gov. Adlal E. Stevenson, the Russians were told. Is a millionaire who Is backed by big Chicago By nominating him. Zorln n noted the New York Dally Worker as explaining, the Democratic leaders were able to avoid "awkward ques tions" about Die Truman admin istration. Gen. Dwlght D. Elsenhower, according to Zorln, advanced slow ly In his military career until alter he became aide to Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Later on, Zorln said. "Elsenhower became president ol Columbia University, which he strove to convert Into a barracks, declaring that the U. 8. needs not scientists but hclty young fellows wearing a uniform and serving the guns." The climax of Zorln's analysis wan a report on the Progressive party, which he nald was sup ported oy an the democratic forces of the U. 8. He said the Progressive party's presidential nominee. Vincent Hsllinan. aruf Its other candidates are being perse cuted, but he declared that "no terror will succeed In Intimidating progressive America." The Dert secretary also admitted ! banks and has connections with having a date with him on New i "such large New York concerns Year's Eve. but she did not stay with him, she added. As for the proposal. Miss Mlzl brocky acknowledged someone had nslecd her lo marry hlin when she was working in Hamilton, Ont. and she added: "I always gave my proposals fair consideration." Miss Mlilbrocky. a Canadian employed at the United Nations headquarters In New York, testl lled she wan In love with Oram mer, 35-year-old New York office manager. She aald ahe planned to marry him while knowing nothing about the wife and three daugh ters he already had, Final arguments are expected to last about 2", hours. From there on, the decision In In Judge Mos er'a hands. He Is hearing the case without a Jury at the request of Orammer. RESERVES CALLED IT BELGRADE. 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