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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2'i, 10R2 PAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (.onniilNsnn was art up. The Assembly defeated Hie Una- Comedian Danny Thomas Plans Television Recess United Nations Political Committee To Thrash Out Korean War Problems Ulan nriipoNHl, 40 tu 0. The Bterr Uiu Oiniimliteo vole on a U. Hk priiiifiliiriil motion buttling up IVI UiihnIiiii demand there was 113. 1 By ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD INEAl Exclu lively Yours: "For my own good f 'I.. tomnnrarilv olvn tin televi- lion." Comedian Danny Thomas slraigm-anouiaermg u aoom we reason he's miasm from the home screens tills season and explain ing: "Television Just Isn't a medium for a alandup comic. I discovered that after my first show. I was never panned, but some of my material was. How can anyone put on three or four good routines once a month or once every three months? I can onlv come up with three acceptable new routines once year for my ntRht club set. When I find the right format a situation comedy maybe I'll be back." . Danny's big screen career Is looming however, with "The Jass Singer" due this winter, worried about following Al Jolson in the role Not Danny, who told me: I said this to the studio and then dismissed it. 'It's impossible to combat legend and the dead. Bo let's not try.' And we didn't." There may be a big censorship Highlights At KUHS By HAROLD McKAY The convention Is over and alt the delegates have gone home. The delegates to this year's convention decided to have next year's con vention at Grants Pass, making next year's Grants Pass student body president the president of the convention. The other officers for the next convention will be: Vice President from Sutherlin, secre tary from Marshfield,. and dele gate at large from Talent. For the first time In KU's history the school has put out what is known as a dope sheet. A dope sheet Is a booklet containing such infor mation as the weights of the play ers on the team, their ages, height. ana experience. The dope sheet Is mainly for the use of radio stations, newspapers and other schools. The sheet gives these people the Information nec essary to print programs, score sheets, and the like. - The person responsible for this dope sheet Is Clayton Harmon, who did all the work of gathering the information and then writing it. From the looks of the booklet be ' did a good Job. Another publication soon to make n appearance Is the student direc tory. The directory was not pub lished last year but will make its appearance this year under the sponsorship of the ski club. There's always a Joker. Monday morning, third period to be exact, two boys in Mr. Surles P. E. Class, Bill Chambers and Ron Owings. got the idea of putting a fish in the swimming pool. They went down to the sow almost empty canal and got one of the fish that was In the shallow pools. They very cautiously smuggled the fish Into the dressing room and then into the pool. When the fish was found Bill said to Mr. Surles. "That's all right, Mr. Surles, Ron washed It before he put It In." - Wonderful Relief lor nCMillG S1CII1! To aremptly oootbe Intenst itdiinr of rashes, inn, psorissis, athlatos ifoot and similar surfmca skin and . . scalp irritationa. apply Zrao a nih y medicated lUinlru antistatic Zct tops scrateainf and so helps heal and ear the irritated skin. Buy tr Etrisf l mo for stubborn eases. ZEN10 thowl when John Huston brings "Moulin Rouge" back to the U. S. From Paris. The cancan numbera- I hear, are noisy, ooia ana oaway. If you noticed a wince on the tar Rut R'mwvir tho Clark Ga ble of the India movie Industry, ... nAU-. nhnlnc frnm HnllVWOod. here's the explanation as told by Kennein Mccmownrj: ne wearing shoes In public for the first tune and they were killing him." Compo's Movletlme, U.S.A., Is one year old. Three nunarea sixtv noiiywoou personalities have visited 1300 cities and towns in the U. 8. But it is worth all the eifort? I doubt it. The big theme is, Hollywood stars are normal peo ple lust like your next-door neigh bor." Baloney I Who wants to see their next-door neighbor on the screen? Hollywood stars on tour should sell glamor and sex and act like movie stars. That's what people want and will pay to see. There's a big split in the ranks of Mario Lanm's pals. One side claims that a friend's advice (he's an actor) is the reason (or all of Mario's troubles with MGM. It all adds up to a hunk of story that can't be told. Elaine Stewart, MOM's new beau ty, had one date with Bob Taylor, then decided against a repeat. Tay lor talked about Ursula Thiess's charms from hello to goodby time Lana Turner s severed con nections with her independent pub licity guide. Brian Aherne was chiding a TV wrestler about all the matches being faked. The grunt and gioaner er smiled and said: 'Well, all the movies are faked, too, aren't they?" Barbara Whiting and CBS exec. Jack Myers have decided to take the romance more lightly and even taper off on the dating . . . only foreign beauty from the Miss Uni verse contest remaining on U-I's payroll is Kenate Hoy, who s Miss Germany . . . Hattie McDaniel is getting her first Income in over a year from the replays of her "Beulah" radio show a morale booster for the Oscar-winning ac tress who's now at the Motion Picture Country Home. Comic Buoy Grene's telling heard about the electron, went to the poles and volted. Cannon Blast Causes Alarm SAN FRANCISCO Wl An old Spanish-American war cannon silent 60 years went off Tuesday night. Terrified residents flooded police with rumors and Inquiries. Some said a ship exploded In the bay; others a bouse bad blown up. But policeman, noticing smoke curling from the relic in coiumoia Square Park, figured it out: A prankster had loaded the can non with gunpowder and paper wadding, lit a fuse and lied F- 'l-irs . &! t. TV .. - laWti aU:T&23s&& JAPANESE TROOPS Japan's -f.4Lr" 10,000-mon National Saftey corps was officially Inaugurated in Tokyo when 4,000 men, U.S. trained and equipped, marched through downtown Tokyo enroute to a military review and parade at Tokyo's Moiji Shrine stadium. Many of the men in the corps are veterans of bitter campaign against American troops in the Pacific during World War II. Ava Refuses To Comment HOLLYWOOD UP Ava Gardner wont say yes or no to reports ot a super spat wnn nuooy rrank Sinatra. Quick! Break Up CHEST COLDS' pstofsi local CONGESTION MUSTER0LE Train Crash Injures 7 GUADALUPE, Calif, Wl Seven persons were injured when a freicht locomotive sideswiped an other caught fire and crashed Into a house Tuesday night. The wreckage, including two engines and 11 freight cars, blocked the Southern Pacific's main line between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Two persons were seriously hurt They are brakeman Lawrence Devine. San una umspo. uaiu.. who received a skull fracture and lacerations, and Joseph M. Btld erava. San Jose. Calif., a transient who suffered a broken shoulder blade and a badly broken right hand. Witnesses said a 99-car north bound freight, pulled by a dlesel locomotive sideswiped a freight en gine making up a train In the yards at Guadalupe, a vegetaoie shipping center 86 miles northwest of Santa Barbara. Both locomotives were derailed, the diesel caught fire, iack-kmled. careened over on its side and slid, flaming into a house beside tne tracks, eleven freight cars left the rails. Youth To Enter State Hospital A young man arrested Oct. 10 and suspected of being an exhibi tionist who had appeared at var ious times In front of suburban residences during: the summer and fall, was released from the Coun ty Jail yesterday to voluntarily en ter a state hospital. He Is John William TUton, 24, of the Henley area. TUton was charged with disor derly conduct and pleaded guilty. admitting he was the exhibitionist sought since July 4. But sentence was never passed. He was given a sanity hearing and Judged not mentally HI. How ever, he and his family decided he Should enter a state hospital for treatment. KEEP TAKES Vote 31 OF LIVING 9XW ON THE MOTOR CARRIER HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION ACT this is a MEASURE to INCREASE TAXES! Everything you buy is handled by trucks at some time, and increased truck taxes will increase your daily costs of living! , Increases apply to all motor vehicles of att sizes 1 - Taxes on large common carriers, large private carriers and large Jogging trucks are increased approximately 35 on mileage, . And... Taxes on loeeine and dump trucks be increased 50! KNOW TNE TRUTH! VOTE 319 X NO! Pneaa Hlekwey CmmN, Dlwr Has, ftwMsal, M 1 1 Or, hrlh,,, Omoo, There have been a string of second hand accounts that the shapely dimmer of the films and her crooner husband scpurated following a week-end battle at their Palm Springs home. "I have nothing whatever to say about tile matter," said Ava here Tuesday when asked to comment. She was In town to leave her hand and foot prints in the cement fronting Orauman's Chinese Thea ter. Sinatra still hasn't been lo cated for comment, and the Palm taurines home is closed. According to the reports, carried in newspapers 01 Los Angeles and elsewhere. Actress Lana Turner was also in on the act somewhere. but she also hasn't been quoted airecuy. Columnists say Sinatra returned from a television show Saturday to find Lana, his former girl friend, and Ava discussing him in a man ner not complimentary. Stories said police were called during the fireworks, but August Kettman, Palm Springs police chief, reported nothing on the rec ord about a disturbance. This would be the latest In a series of tiffs between Miss Gard ner and Sinatra who were married last November. Saturday Holly wood gossips had them reconciled and planning to go to Europe and Africa together next month. UNITED NATIONS, NY, Ml Bitter East-West differences on how to end the Korean War ap peared certain today to be given first place mi the list of subjects to be threshed out In the U.N. General Assembly's powrrlul Po litical Committee, The 60-natlon "first" committee nlauned to elect odlrera late to day and deckle the order In which it will discuss the many contro versial world Issues allotted to It. Besides Korea, these Include world disarmament, atomic enemy con trol, charges ot raulul discrimina tion In South Alrlcn. and Tunisian uud muroccan cuiomil disputus with Maiwo, 'liio bovict bloc and Western nal lulls apufiirvu nuievd on one uiuig at nusi Uiat Uiu questions sut'louiiUIng tho ueudlocacd Ko lutin ainiullce negotiations and all oilier Items directly counecieu miouiu get top priority. Secretary ot Suite Dean Acne- son ui uciiu me Oimiu biuics limit in the iwoivan debate. Amer- kuu ueieguUo cucuiuied Uirougn tho U.N. nulls sct'kuig co-spoiisuts tor a resummon Acuvson is to in troduce asaiug the General Assoni uiy vo upiiiuvu tno u.ii. Cum maim a cu.muc. ol uie Korean war uiiu truce negotiations and to ap peal to the coniinuni.su lor au aiui-suce uniucuiuieiy on U.N. terms. uipiomallc sources said Brttnln and rranco weie avoiumg uireui sini&ui-s.iii of uiu resolution in accuiuivnco with their policy 01 renaui.iig iroiu sucn major moves until alter tne American presi- uciniai election. The leaders of the Eastern and Western camps nave served notice already of no coiupiomtse in Uieir uiueiuig terms lor ending the Korean conlllci. Tne Russians and uieir allies have ludlculcd tactical plans lor trying to move the itorean armistice negotiations imo the U.N. hulls here a move the West will light tooth and null. The expected American proposal will run head-on uito an omnibus Polish resolution calling for Ko rean peace on communist terms Oregon Buys 68,524 Stamps WASHINGTON 11 The Fish and Wildlife Service reported Tuesday Washington, Oregon and Idaho hunters bought 193,648 of the record 2.167,767 federal duck hunt ing stamps sold during the year ended June 30. Adult waterfowl hunters through out the nation are required to pur chase the t2 stamps which provide fundS for thi, ftHforal mvarn n. a ... ' waterfowl refuge and law enforce ment program. Stamp sales In Washington to taled 84,000, In Oregon 68.524, and In Idaho 40.124. SWEATER SALE 100 Famous Name Sweaters Greatly Reduced First Come First Served While They Last DON'S 537 Main Ph. 6S20 Including rrnutrlntlnn of all pris oners ol war whether they want to go nnmn or not, a oiio-thlid cut ol armumenta by the grout powers, outlawing ntomio and bacteriologi cal warfare and a Mlg Five peuc pact. Western diplomats said It was the sumo old Communist line but did not oppose it going on the agenda for debate. Also coming tin In Uie Political Committee debate, which promises to start sometime this week, is an American proposal Unit the Assem bly set up a commission to Inves- tigale Communist charges that the u.B huh launched germ wurluic In Korea, Russia was soundly bentnn. both 111 tho SUn'rlng Coiuinlttoo and later In tho lull Assembly mretlnu yesterday, in hor effort to get the v.n, w invito urn Chinese and North Koreans here to luke part In the Korean debute. Charging Uint the U.B. was tak ing a "cowardly" position In onooa. ng this proposal, Soviet Delegate aimrei A. uromvko dcvlured in vitriolic terms that tho United States "fears, as lite devil fears the cross," coming face to face with the Communist Chinese ami Nurth Koreans In debute. So violent wns his verbal attack Unit llrlluln's chief dclcuuttt, rU'l wyn l.lnyil. appealed to Clromvko to speak without Insult and abuse. 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