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Movie Producer Returns
With Film on Egypt Life
GENE WOODS !i chairman
of tha Klamath County Tu.
berculoiii and Haalth Atioci.
ation chapter this yaar. Tha
chapter hat mailed out the
annual TB Christmas stall
Woman Dies
In Grave
BARKINOSIDE. Eneland Cf
Mrs. Anne Bowrlnz. 66. often went
to the cemetery to it beside the
grave of her husband, who died
two years ago.
She was missing four days. Then
her daughter found her at the
cemetery. "She looked as If fthe
were asleep." the daughter said.
"It was as u she had gone there
to nide from all her troubles."
The mother was dead in an
open grave near her husband.
biie apparently had pushed a
plank aside' climbed In and Dulled
the plank back over her as the
waned lor the end.
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After Plane
ANCHORAGE. Alaska (.fl
helicopter crew surveyed
slopes of snow-covered Mt. Gan
nett toaay mapping; ( track for
a 12-man ground party assigned to
recover the bodies of 52 persona
killed In the crash of a C124
Globemaster.
The Air Force said the helicopter
aiso win be used to fly the ground
party to a ba.se camp to be set
up at the 4.000-foot level. From
there the trail crew will climb to
the crash scene at about the 8.000
foot level on Surprise Glacier.
Search officials estimated the job
of recovering the bodies may take
two weeks.
The Globemaster : transport
crashed Nov. 22 while on a flight
from Mcchord Air Force Base.
Wash., to Elmendorf Air Force
Base here.
Dr. Terris Moore. Dnlverslty of
Alaska president and an Air Force
officer, landed In a light ski
equipped plane on the glacier
Friday. i
Dr. Moore aald on hl rtnm
here Saturday the Globemaster
was flylni at full soeed when it
struck a peak near the summit
of the mountain. All aboard met
instant death.
Mamie to Visit
White House
WASHINGTON Mrs. Dwlght
D. Elsenhower, like any woman
intending- to move Into a new home,
plans today to look over the place
where she and her nusoana wiu
live after Jan. 30.
The President-elect and his wife
have a. four-year lease on the M
room mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania
Avenue which Is known throughout
the world as the white House. The
lease was given them last Nov.
by American voters. It is subject
to one tour-year term renewal.
The White House, first occunled
in 1800 by President John Adams
and his wife. Is a multi-million dol.
lar residence. Twenty-five years
ago the District of Columbia tax
assessor appraisra the house and
grounds at 22 million dollars. Juit
last March repairs and redecorat
ing cost S3.700.0OO.
The house Is presently occupied
by a couple from Independence,
Mo., the President and Mrs. Harry
8. iTuman.
Although Mamie Eisenhower has
oeen a guest at several official
1 unctions at the White House when
the Eeneral was stationed In Wash
ington, Mrs. Truman thought the
new tenant might like to see the
family quarters on the second floor
where the presidential family lives
Arrangements were made for the
present first lady to take the future
ursi laay through them today.
Thus between now and mid-January
Mamie can think about how
sne migm want to move the furni
ture aoout. custom gives the Dresl
dentlal family leeway In arranging
uic:r own living quarters.
But Mamie would have tn en a
bit slow on rhlftlng the grand minn
or me Washington portraits In the
East Room. Or making any changes
in the state -dining room. These
rooms, and others on the main and
lower floors, are museum-like.
Mamie Is expected to take the
move in stride. A an army wife
he JutsArkfeled te world on the
tide of her husband s career. She
moved seven times one year. She
once aald she had kept house In
everyuung out an Jgloo.
Br BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (Pi An American
cltlien who was born In Russia
and educated In France has re
turned from making the fust tng
lili-laiiitua movie In EHYPl.
The International character who
claims thla distinction is Victor
Stoloff, a genial producer-director
ano man of many talents. Among
these talents la his timing, wlik-li
allowed htm to remove hla film
from Egypt on tha eve of revolution.
First, we'd belter get hla na
tionality atraightoned out.
"I was born In Hussla," he told
me. "My father waa an artist ana
therefor had little knowledge of
politics. Tims it waan't unusual
that he discovered himself In Mu.
nlch In 1914 with a war breaking
out. since he couidn t return home,
he decided to see the Orient. He
got as far as Egypt and stayed
there."
Stoloff spent hla early years In
Egypt and then was shipped oil
to school In Paris. He returned to
Egypt and went Into the movie
business. He made about two
doten films, among them some
distinguished documentaries. When
World War II broke out, he came
to the U. S. and became a Holly
wood movie maker. '
He la one of those energetic men
who can put together what Holly
wood calls a package. That la, he
collects a acript, a aourca ol
money and some talent and makes
a movie. Thla la how films were
created in the old days, but It's
no small feat now.
Stoloff devised a package called
"raiea of Cairo." u waa an epi
sodic feature about three phases
of life in Cairo, which he knows
well. Somehow the package man
aged to atay 'tied, and Btololt
tamed permission to shoot the
Urn from the Egyptian govern
ment. He used' American actors
plus some distinguished Egyptian
sure.
"After I had the plctura finished
Two Survive
Tacoma Crash
TACOMA. Wash. W The num.
ber of dead in the crash of at
inbound CM near here earlv Fri
day stood at 37 today, with only
two survivors.
The death Saturday of airman
2nd C Bobby R. Wilson, Ft. Worth.
Tex., wiped out the seven-man
crew of the four-englned military
transport pased at oreat rails,
Mont. The others died In the
crash. '
811)1 In critical condition are Cur.
tlss Redd, Air Force man from
Fairfax, S. C, and Joseph Iacovlt
tl, 8. Bridgeport. Pa.. The lone
survivors among the 2 passengers
en route nome from Alaska for
the holidays. The CM carried both
military men and dependents.
Funeral Set
For Newsman
CORVAXX1S Ifl Funeral ser
vices were to be held Monday for
Charles J. Mcintosh, former Jour
nalism instructor at Orecon Rtato
vonege, wno aiea here Friday.
Mcintosh, before Joining the col
lege staff, was co-owner of the
Grant County News. He taught here
i rem ikij until his retirement In
uni. Toe widow survives.
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Logging Mishap
Proves Fatal
GRANTS PASS I A logging
iracwr ovenurnea souw of here
oaiuraay, giiling the operator,
Mark Robert Bower, 35, Grant
Pass.
The accident occurred In the
Applegate area of Northern Jack
son County.
NOW IS THE TIME!
8 ABOVE ZERO!
Army Smiths
Change Step
OZARK, Ala. i.fl There are II
men named Smith In Battery C of
the 123th Field Artillery at Cimi
nucaer.
The commanding officer thought
it wouia aimpiuy matters to pu.
them all hi a "Smith squad."
Things were fine until elose
order drill the other day when one
man was out ol step.
"All right. Smith, set In alen."
shouted Sgt. Smith, squad leader.
When the dust cleared. 10 men
had changed step and the guilty
oiiiiwi waa aim out ol step.
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1JTT I. Mela Ph. 42l er 2-U34
I came ClOsa Ia Ifiatnir nviti'ulMni
he related, "I was ready to lly
out of the country with Ihe film
Just 7 hours before, Farouk was
urposea.
"The officials at the airport
wouldn't let me leave 'Willi the
mm. was airaid mat some whim
of Ihe government would eoniis.
caie ine wnoie picture, I tiantlcal-
ly phoned all Ihe lop ofllclnls I
knew. Finally alter five hours' de
lay, I convinced them the picture
guou ior ugypt, i nave an Idea
that men In the new government
nna up ine I ii id until titey knew
what It was about."
Stoloff anld that his film la the
first Kugllsh-apenklitg film made
In Egypt. But pictures in the
Araoio tongue are a thriving In
ausiiy, lie reported. Cairo, the
Hollywood of the Arabic world,
has 10 studios which produce 3a
piciuies a year.
"They have a nntpiitlnl attdienra
of loo million people," he re
marked. "Some of the matures ar
good, nut loo many of them are
niierneo alter Hollywood models,
ncy are poor Imlutloiu."
CAPSULE Review: "Road l
Ball" la good fun. Bob Hope and
Blng Crtwby keep the aulns flvtne
at a machine-gun pace. Their aim
Is not always too accurate, and
there la a lack of real bellylaughs.
But It makes for illverlliiu and
certainly painless viewing and lis
tening. As usual Dorothy Lamour
provides the bait to lure Ihe two
vagabonds Into their misdeeds.
More or less unscheduled are the
appearances of Bob Crosby, Hum
phrey Bogart. Martin and Lewis,
and Jane Kuaaell.
Egypt Princess
Bears Child ,
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LOS ANOKLKS i.fi Tbe for
mrr 1 Princess Fallila of Kuvpl.
Hipped of her (It let ami fuilinir
by the now exllrd King Farouk,
la the mother of a new cm.
Tile ex-prlncess Mrs, Rind
Ghali, 21 gave birth la a baby
weighing seven pounds, five ounces
at St. Vincent's Hospital Saturday
night.
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