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12,000 LIBERTY BELLS in tag form tr reiditd for distribution by Explortr Scouts WSIUrd
Robinson and Jim Craig, Explorer Post 104, sponsored by the American Legion Post No. 8. The
bundles are to go to Scout troops throughout the Klamath Basin, including Klamath, Lake,
Modoc and Siskiyou. Counties all in the Modoc Area Council. The tags were furnished by the
National Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge, Penn., and will be hung on doorknobs in an all
out drive Nov. I to "Get out the Vote." Nick Long is Modoc Area chairman, and Harold
Ashley is head of the Klamath division.
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DR. HARRY FRc'DRICKS,
optometrist, 632 N. 2nd, is a
candidate for City Council
from Ward I.
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WORTS . CARTOOM . Mrwsl
Hoover Speech
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WASHINGTON til The Repub
lican National Committee iu
Monday that more than 11.000
letters. 1.200 telegrams and numer
ous phone calls had been received
asking tor copies oi former Presi
dent Herbert Hoover'a Oct. 18
iDeech.
Hoover made a nationwide broad
cast on "The Constructive Char
acter of the Republican Party" and
called for a COP victory In next
week's election.
The committee said the former
President himself received more
thin 800 telegrams and letters
within 24 hours after the broadcast.
"Put veur duda In our auda!"
Men'a Hand Loundry, 11th and
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WEEK'S EEWINO BCY
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Br ERSK1NE JOHNSON
NEA staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD (NEAI The
Laugh Parade: Rosalind Russell.
wno temporarily sneds her best
dressed actress title tor a WAC
unuorin In "Never Wave at a
WAC." tells this howler about her
long-time style leadership efforts.
After her first starring film at
mum. she went to New York and
was guest of honor at a cocktail
party. .
Dressed to kill. Roi buwd
around uie room greeting one and
all. Then she came to a dour lit
tle old lady seated by herself in
a corner.
"How do you do," said Roi, "I
am Rosalind Russell."
"I know that It says so on the
invitation." replied the old doll.
"But what do you do?"
Roi smiled and said. "I'm an
actress."
The old doll surveyed Roa from
head to loot, then aald:
"Well. I thought you must be In
the clothes business."
.
John Ireland and rwnthv M.
Outre are friends again, but the
climax of their feud during a
Summer and Smoke" atare lour
together, forever will be a clasalo.
Dorothy. uD-staeinc John at one
performance, came dangerously
ilo.se to falling Into the footlights.
With dieoolical grin, John
stopped reading his lines, walked
over and picxed her up. Then he
carried her back to mid - stage,
where she belonged, put her down
and resumed his dialog as if noth
ing had happened.
Cowboy star Tom Keene la tell
ing this one.
wnen he changed his name to
Richard Powers and opened In a
Broadway play, to prove that he
could do something more than ride
a horse In westerns, he was visited
backstage by an RKO lallent scout.
"Were very Interested in sign
ing you at RKO," aald the scout.
"Now I don'l want to hurt your
feelings, but we have a cowbov
star named Tom Keene under con
tract and there may be a little
trouble because you look so much
like him
'But I doot foresee anv troubio
Tom Keene can't act for beans.
But you're a great actor."
Marie Wilson waa aummoned far
publicity plcturea at CBS TV City
plant In Hollywood i couple of
Sundays ago. So Marie leaned way
over and you know what happens
when Marie leans way Over and
said lo the lenser:
I don t like to work on Sundavs
for nothing. I want to make aure
tnese pictures will be used by the
newspapers."
Marie Peter, eeedidete ff
County CeimlsiMf, , . . eel at
leer , . , cemalet monthly -taunting
ef ceerf fmctiem ana
all exsenditer that the tax
Mr' eadmtendl t4. AeV.
Marie Perm.
Billy Holop tells about the time
Sam Ooldwyn sent for him for a
very Important role. After telling
the actor how much he had ad
mired his work through the years,
and how nice II was lo have him
there, Sam asked Halop's agent
his asking price. "Fifteen hundred
a week," the agent aald.
Sam thought for a moment, then
shook his head. "Sorry," he said.
"He's much too tall for the role."
Vivian Vance, the one - time
Broadway actress who plays BUI
Frawley's wife on the "I Love
Lucy" TV show, has a father In
Albuqueique, N. M., who finds H
difficult to understand show busi
ness. During her vacation at home this
summer, he asked her: "Vivian
why don't you use your own name
on the snow?" Vivian explained
she was playing a character Mrs.
MerU.
Papa Vance was still puzzled.
"But." he argued, "Fred MerU
uses HIS real name."
Even after Vivian explained that
Ftawley plays Mr. Merta, Papa
Vance was still confused and
ahmgged, "I guess I'll never un
derstand show business."
Hollywoodiles who have been
to Tiajuana for the bullfights re
port that Fortunio Bonanova. the
character actor, recently received
an ovation from Mexican lingsld-
ers before the matadors and bulls
came on. Bonanova arose, clasped
his hands together In a feature of
lore for his Mexican fans, then
stripped off his coal and waved It.
ji was men mat movietowner
seated behind him began to titter.
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WILLARD HOTEL
DeMille Plans Epic Film
Based On Life Of Moses
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD W Cecil B. De
Mille, allll leading a vlgurous life
at 71, la planning his next Biblical
eplo lo hit the screens In lSfta.
That was disclosed bv the film
making wlsard when I lalkrd with
mm in hia memento-packed offlr
He Interrupted a busy working day
to discuss his next project, "The
it) commandments,"
"About this lime next year.
expect to have a orew shooting
baogrounna in Egypt," he ex.
plained. "We plan to ahoot at Mt
Slnal and other real locations, and
I may go alone. The following
spring, mo. 1 will ttai't the I lint,
lug of the vtory here In Hollywood
That will lake about alx months.
and the cutting and scoring lakea
about a year, That will bring us
mho iai ivoo, ,
"The actual shooting Is the ea-
le.it part of making a picture, it
Is here In the production office that
the picture la really oreated. A
good atorv Is everylhln. If vou
have that, the director and the
star do not make much difference
They can help the picture a little
or nun it a nine. But tney can't
make a good script into a bad pic
ture or a bad script Into a good
picture." . ,
DeM tile's research Into Biblical
history Is thorough. He aald his new
project Is difficult because of the
obscurity of the Moses legend.
'There Is a laDsa nf 2a veara
between two verses ol the Bible."
h remarked. "One verse tells ol
Moses being found imoni the bul
rushes, or papyrus, by the Pha
roah's daughter and in the next
verse he 1 grown and has killed
man.
"We have to find out what han.
pened to him between those two
events. There la aome data In auch
books as Ihe Koran, Jusephua and
Ilia rabbinical writings. We learn
that he was a great general, hav
ing conquered Ethiopia. Much of
the rest has lo be aurmlsed.
And what did the neoole wear
and eat In those limes? bid thev
eat roast beef or lamb chops or
what? It would be as bad to allow
them eating the wrong things as
it would lo show them dressed In
talis and top hat."
The producer said hia new film
will be loaded1 with spectacle, but
the most notable will doubtlesa
be Ihe parting of the Red Sea. He
has done It before, In his original
10 Commandment." filmed in
im He explained that the eld
version was a modern story with
a flashback to the daya of Moses,
whereas the new film will deal
strictly with Ihe Biblical era.
"I don't know how we win nrt
the aea yet," he commented,, "but
we are already working on meth
ods. We have come a long way In
the film bustneaa since Jo yeara
ago; thla time the parting will have
more bail In fact."
DeMIII smiled reflectively . h
recalled parting the Red Sea for
hia previous epic. "We tried to con
trol 200.000 gullnna of walor the
ha cemnrkftd
"I admit our control was ""
llnii' not very guua, icvi'iy mum
inr a week, tho- water would I'
u uu iitl Hood a In me Dul l of
llullytl nod, A iioIIooimAii would
meiiuuln hia wnv throuuli Ilia watei
n ud aii'i'! us. We always had
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