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IN EGYPT
CAIRO. Egypt ( Ben, J atari J.
Spsrkmaji (D-Alal. the defeated
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MICHAEL JAMES BARNES was named Supreme King in the
recent baby and child show sponsored by Pythian Sisters here.
The young monarch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnes Jr.
Shady Pine. His father is serving with the Air Force on Oki
nawa. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gillette, Shady
Pine, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnes, 3146 Cannon City.
Gimmick Film Success
As Fans Seek 'Newness'
Bv BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD tfl Notes and
comment on the Hollywood scene:
Success of the week la a naray
little epic called -Bwana Devil."
The success, I might add, is strict
ly financial.
The film reportedly will cross
over S100.000 at two Los Angeles
theaters this week. This is amas
ine business in these times and
proves two things: iA The public
deperately wants something new;
1B1 theater goers pay scant atten
tion to what the reviewers say.
Indians Slate
Council Meet
KLAMATH AGENCY A genera!
council meeting of the Klamath
Indians has been called for Thurs
day. Dec. 11, at (he KJamith
Agency hall.
Items on the agenda include dis
cussion of subsequent timber cuts;
reconsideration of grazing permits
since only one bid on one unit
was received since grazing permit
fees were raised bv action of the
council several weeks ago; nom
inations to three positions on the
tribal enrollment committee: an
ordinance on establishing an
dian court and other matters.
la-
CAB Says No
Free Rides
WASHINGTON ip) The Civil
Aeronautics Board has ordered
Pan American World Airways to
stop giving "free" rides to per
sons roe ooara ssia are not en.
titled to them.
The board began an Investiga
tion last March. Yesterday's order
was issued after Pan American
entered Into a stipulation with the
board.
The complained of practices
were said to have occurred from
149 through
Pan American said, regarding
pan oi roe complaint, that many
of the persons who were carried
told Pan American they had been
offered similar transportation by
competing air carriers and planned
to accept the offers unless Psn
American obliged.
Vaksman
Collects Prize
STOCKHOLM Sweden in n,
Selman A. Waksmnn. director of
the Institute of Microbiology at
Rutgers University in New Bruns
wick, N. J., arrived bv air last
night to collect the 1952 Nobel
Prize In medicine.
The cc-dlscovercr of the wonder
drutr fttrentnmvnln will rspsius a
133.037. 5S cash award and a di
ploma from King Gustav Adolf at
a rmmnnu at fhe CtnbhnltM r-H
cert Hall next Wednesday.
ine Kussian-born American sci
entist win attend the opening of
the first Swedish streptomycin fac-
tnrv the anme Hav enri t m rfn..
later will deliver the traditional
"Nobel lecture" before the Caro
line Institute of Medicine.
He anrl hie sulfa sh., ..n.n.
led him here, are scheduled to
leave eiocitnoim lor Tokyo Dec.
14. In Japan, Dr. Waksman will
deliver the main lAtit. iw.
Japanese Congress of Microbiol
ogy.
& AMERICAN CHINESE
1 Fm!i t rkelr beet!
k. 4 Fee Oraart Ta Take Oet
Ban I. Lea, Mflr.
Actually, the gimmick used In
' Bwana Devil" is nothing new.
The process throws two Images
on the screen. By wearing trick
glasses, the viewer gets the Illu
sion that the figures on the screen
are not entirely flat.
I can recall practically the same
process in a short made by Pete
Smith 15 yrars ago. What's more
one film historian fellow by the
name of Hub Keavy can remem
ber seeing a similar gimmick back
in 1923.
The critics reacted to "Bwana
Devil" in a manner that cannot
be called kind. They observed that
the process wasn't very new. They
claimed the glasses were uncom
fortable, especially for those who
wore spectacles anyway. They
pleaded headaches and astigma
tism from watching the film. They
added that the acting was bad.
the direction worse and the script
lousy.
But still the picture broke rec
ords this week. ,
Perhaps the critics are merely
Jaded and don't realize that the
public will go for corn, especially
when It Is wrapped up in a color
ful. three-dimensional package . . .
, Title troubles: 20th-Fox la shoot
ing a horse opera with Jeanne
Crain and Dale Robertson, but it's
still called "Untitled Western."' I
knew Hollywood would run out of
titles for westerns some day! . . .
Confusion department: KKO is
releasing two pictures In Febru
ary, both co-atarring Robert Mitch
um and Jean Simmons ...
TRAILERS
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and Home Finance Agency said
today properly planned trailer
courts can provide good tempor
ary housing without Interfering
with long-range, permanent devel
opment. WARMLY KNITTED
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Illustration Is knitted with fore
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Send 25c for each of (he patterns:
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Patterns ready to fill orders Im
mediately. For special handling of
order via first class mall include
an extra 6e per pattern. ,
'President's Lady' Shows Worm Kisses, Cold Feet
Hv KHSKINi: JOHNSON ;
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Mov
ies Without Popcorn: I don't wnnt
lo worry Ike and Mamie, but
when the lives nf Presidents air
filmed, there's apt to be aome
slsillng love scenes. Thai's what
happens when I wntcli Charlton
Huston and Susan Hnvward play
ing Andrew and Rachel Jackson
in Pox's' "The Proslriont's Lady."
All morning the slurs have been
playing a anieoch aro,iicnce and
now Director Henry Levin moves
Ihem lo a river flatlioat set lor
more torrid love-making against
bags of grain and' slierp skins.
But Susan groans:
The klsnra are warm, but can't
you do something about this cold
floor."
The nrop-mnn goes for an elec
tric blanket lo warm up Music's
Irei. which are out of . camera
range.
Ann slieritlnn Is coupled with
Sterling Hnyden in a gusty Inle
of the Oregon tlmberlaiids of 1870
in "Flnine of Timberllne" mew
name for "Vermillion O'Toolo") at
U-I. The old oomph Is still there
as Ann. wearing a llanilng red
dress and forest fire hair to match,
rehearses with three tow-headed
boy moppets who have come to
her gaudy dressing room.
When Director Douglas Silk an
nounces that he's ready to try for
'take," the mothers of the boy
actors irush over to take bobby
pins out of the hair of their small
fry.
No. Junior, the life of a movie
moppet isn't easy I
Edward Small's new swashbuck
ler. "Tiie Bandits o Corsica," Is
shooting at the Goldwyn studio and
I watch Richard Oreene, In a dual
role. Domia Druke and Paula Ray.
mond emote against the back
ground of a gypsy camp.
My eye is caught by a black
board as I tiptoe out lust before
Green and Donna repeal a love
scene for Director Ray Nasarro.
lettered on the blackboard are
the words to a beer Jingle, left
over from a company that's been
mnktng television commercials on
tne sound stage.
Former KF
Man Dies
Word has been received of the
death yesterday morning of Mi
chael A. Long, former resident of
Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Long cam here
during the fall of 1927 and for four
or five years worked as laboratory
and X-ray technicians at Klamath
Valley and Hillside Hospitals. -
Mike, as he was known to his
friends, was about 63 at the time
of his death. He had auffered a
heart attack six months ago but
was thought to be recovering
satisfactorily when another attack
caused his death.
He la survived bv his wife.
Christine, who lives in San Diego
where they had made their home
for the last several years.
Man Held For
Embezzlement
After a preliminary hearing In
District Court yesterday, Edgar
Murray Matsler was ordered held
for grand Jury consideration on a
charge of embezzlement.
The 29-year-old Matsler Is held
In the County Jail. He la accused
of failing to turn In approximately
$190 belonging to the Sewing Ma
chine Service and Exchange when
he was In the company'a employe
a salesman.
IHEREJUNDAY!
It's a
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Maybe the marriage between
Hollywood and TV hasn't taken
place yet, hul they're sleeping In
we aame urti..
All eyes, Including ttio.se of Jane
Wyman, Ray Millanri and Aldu
Ray, are on Valeria lietlls on the
"Love Sung ' set at Columbia,
Super-sexy Valerie W doing a na
tive African dance censors,
where are you? with Mir male
dancers. Her costume consists of
net and monkey lur,
While Jane Is huddling with Di
rector Oscar 8ul on her entrance
in the scene, I hear Valeria aliout,
"Sew nie tipl'V
When a lusa makes that request
In Hollywood, it doeMi't mean that
he's busted her leg. H means
she's' popping out of her costume!
Tuny Curtis ami Janet Leigh
are the attractions on (lie para
mount lot as the cameras grind
on "Houclln!."' Director Ororge
Marshall reheurses. them In a
dressing room scene Hun takes
place early In I he tallied m.igl-
clun" career, then gives llicm
time to change into llielr prop
er costumes.
A few inlnulrs later. Tony.
wearing . soup-and-fisli, emerges
from his dressing room on one
side of the stage. Then Janet,
whose dressing room Is a good
block away, arrives on the sol in
an abbreviated, glittering costume
Hint shows the Leigh gams to per-
fectlon.
"Ah." says a stagehand,
dinl and Whee-dlnl."
"Hou-
Bob Clarke, Susan Moftow and
Noreen Nash are the prim-lpuls
In "Body Beautiful" at Motion
Picture Centr. It's a story of a
photographer and a model whose
likeness wins a 126.000 contest.
There's no calendar photo In the
script but the story was Insplrmi
no doubt, by Marllvn Monroe's
success story of model lo movie
star.
I look on as Noreen Is fitted
Into an elaborate costume with
hoop skirts and comment thai it
looks familiar.
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DDIIPC DrilalCTT . VIRGINIA HUSTON
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Breathtaking Entertainment
DARING DAYS I
The
ast flaming
days ofjhe
great Cree
Uprising
when the
fate of a
continent
rode with
a lone white
man in a
scarlet coat!
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"It should,"' says Noreen, "Vir
ginia Mayo wore It In "She a Work
ing Her Way Tluougli Collrge."
It's all tongue In cheek at Co.
lumbia where Producer Sam
Kutr.mann Is kldiling the awunh
buckler oycle with "Siren of 'Hug
dad," an oriental opus. The 'Clunk
ing of swords tills the air, Paul
llvnieid impales tile villain anil
Pat Medina registers Bagduddlnh
STUDENTSf City and county schools will
excuse you from classes to attend the
Wed. matinee.
"FRESH AS A DAISY
WORLD'S GREATEST MUSICAL HIT!
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perforin a harardotia leap. Thai
double gets conlused and spoils
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Producer KaUinaiin yella, "Osl
a double for the double I"
The ei'iiiiiinilcal Itudict llumlla
service at Men's Hand laundry
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