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Farm Mishap
Records Due
It's the end of the year and time
for Klamath and Lake County
residents to compile the year'a ac
cident records and mail them in
to thr Farm Accident Prevention
Committee, according to Chairman
Eber Kilpairica-.
The committee vaa organized
early this year to help count the
number and types of farm acci
dents by volunteer offers of Infor
mation through printed postcard
forms.
Many local groups. Including the
farm and dairying: groups and oth
ers, offered help at that time, and
have the accident forms In their
possession. Persons wishing to fill
out the blanks should be able to
obtain them there.
The idea is to obtain a count as
accurate as possible of the Injur
ies and the type Incurred during
year's farming- in this area.
Through that means the commit
tee hope 10 discover wnere to at
tack the accident problems. There
Is no other means of the count
available than this.
Any farm accident which caused
loss of time, pay or caused Injury
should be reported, no matter how
little. Many little accidents could
be serious, Kllpatrlck said, except
for certain factors.
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WHIPS POLIO AN0 PNEUMONIA. Littl. Anthony Murphy
caught pneumonia while still down with polio. He colobratet hit
first birthday while recovering from both. Tony, ion of Mr.
nd Mrs. Murphy, Owensboro, Ky., has recovered tho use of his
arms, hi squirmed with delight when head nurse Miss Doris
Leifelt entertained him with the musical cake and stuffed toys.
He'll be leaving the hospital in Louisville, Ky., soon for home.
Males Win Top Positions
In Box Office Popularity
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD trV-The bo office
champions of 1953 wcr announced
this week. It aooears that the
movie business is still a man's
world.
Of the too 10 winners of noli r.f
theater men. eight are males. Only
two gals Doris Day and Susan
Hayward managed to crack the
exclusive club. Day placed seventh
and Hayward ninth.
Let'a look at the males who won.
Three selections come In the musi-
Soviet Papers
Laud Stalin
LONDON Ifl Moscow radio to
day quoted the Soviet newspaper
Pravda as saying millions of people
will see Stalin's recent statement
on international affairs as a "bright
new manifestation of the peace
loving policy of Uie Soviet govern
ment." The broadcast was the first Rus
sian reaction heard here to the
Soviet Premier's answers to four
written questions put to him by
James Restcn, New York. Times
reporter.
In his replies. Stalin professed a
desire to co-operate in any "new
diplomatic approach" to end the
Korean War and claimed Russia la
interested in ending it. He also said
he regarded favorably the possi
bility of diplomatic talks with rep
resentatives of President-elect Ei
senhower "looking toward the pos
sibility" of a later conference be-tween'-Eisenhower
and himself.
The Moscow broadcast quoted
Pravda organ of the Soviet Com
munist party as saying:
"Stalin's replies to the New York
Times once more stress Soviet
readiness to collaborate In work
ending the war In Korea.
"Stalin's replies published on the
eve of the new year give hundreds
of millions of people new strength
in the struggle for peace, for end
ing the policy of force and aggres
sion, for ending Uie grasping war
against the peace - loving Korean
people, for regulating International
questions by peaceful talks.
"Millions of people see In these
answers a new bright manifestation
of the peace-loving policy 01 me
Soviet government, a policy dl
recieri toward strengthening uni
versal peace toward the develop
ment of peaceful collaboration be
tween peoples."
Yandals Hi
Two Churches
OKLAHOMA CITY - I Two
Catholic churches, beautifully dec
orated for Christmas, were vandal
ised Friday by thieves who priests
said "walked with their feet over
the most sacred pieces of furni
ture." Police said a chapel tabernacle,
valued at $2,000. was almost ruined
at the St. Francis Church. Ornate
gold and bronze vessels were tak
en along with an undisclosed
amount of cash fr'..n offering box
es. Earlier, the Cathedral of Our
Lady of Perpetual Help was en
tered and a money box was brok
en Into, presumably by the same
thieves.
Father Edward Vandergrinten of
St. Francis said someone took
Christmas offerings and Uirew the
boxes on the floor.
"They also tried to pry cpen the
tabernacle to get at our sacred
vessels," he added.
Last month, churches at Tonka
wa and Pond Creek in Northern
Oklahoma were burned. A 13-year-old
sirl confessed the crime.
4 v
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cal-comedy field Martin and Lew.
Is, BIiir Crosby and Bob Hone.
The other five Oarv Conner.
John Wayne, James Stewart, Greg
ory Peck. Randolph Ecoit are
largely Identified with outdoor
epics.
That would Indicate the current
tastes of moviegoers. They appear
to want escapism music, comedy
and especially adventure. .And
when the public calls for such Tare,
the ladles are bound to suffer.
Female stars have the best
chance in musicals. Witness the
rapid rise of Doris Kappelhoff. also
known-as Day. But the movies
offer Utile for actress-es In comedy
Very few of the great screen stars
of comedv have been actresses
Ana inn gals are generally at a
loss wnen it conies to adventure
They can ,do little but provide
romantic ihlerludes between the
heroic exploits of the screen stal
warts. Yes. movies today are patterned
around the male talents. But such
was not always true.
The greatest star of the allent
era was a girl named Marv Pick-
ford. And the top attraction of the
early '308 was another girl. Shirley
Temple.
In fact, that decade before the
war can be considerrd the heyday
of the female star. The box office
polls were then crowded with
names like Janet Oaynor, Belle
uavis. ciaudelte Colbert. Trene
Dunne. Greer Oarson. Ingrld Berg
man, joan Crawford, Norma
Shearer, etc.
That was when the nubile
Intrigued with the stories of women
neep. penetrating, romantic. But
the war changed all that.
The return to realism did away
with romance and brought audi
ences back to hard facts And an
the gals have to take a back arat
10 me Clowns, crooners and rugged
heroes.
But. who knows? the women
may have their day again.
Koje Youngsters
Have Christmas
KOJE ISLAND. Korea Wl
eama ciaus even found a moment
to visit this bleak prisoner of war
Island.
Twenty-three Korean children
whose mothers are behind barbed.
wim aoiinrn paper nats and piaved
with balloons and candy-filled
stockings.
A Christmas party was staged
in the schoolhouse within the
stockade where the prisoner of war
mothers and children live. They are
separated by barbed wire from
thousands of Communist war cap
tives. The Allied POW Command said:
"The mothers, at first suspicious,
relaxed and let their youngsters
enjoy themselves."
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Actress To Try To Lose Yorkshire Accent
By f RSKlNi; JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD INEA) The
Women: A mnvle cut In who
hulls from merile old England Is
conles'lng that nhc'a about lo be
come the first Itrltlsh actress In
Hollywood to deliberately rniub
the beefsteak nir and Yorkshire
pudding: out of her voice.
Until now most London Imports
have rushed back lo the Old Vic
in a huff at the suggestion thai
thev shelve the Blinlloid-on-Avon
lours, Hut not pretlv Dawn Ad urns,
who plays I'rlscllla In MUM's "The
l-iyiuouin Adventure." Bays Dawn
"I don't think Kimlnml will turn
agniiiM me lor trying to over
come my accent, Hollywood Isn't
maKing as many pictures railing
lor British backgrounds "'"I casts.
Actors from France and Italv work
to overcome their accents. What's
wrong with a British acress tiy-
Ig it?"
Worried not at all about the
London press burbrculng her if
she's caught with a trace of Ohio,
Kansas or Alabama in her voice,
Dawn says:
"Really. I'd like to be able to
talk like Judy llnlllday and Jean
Arthur if Uie parts call tor It
I'm trying to get an Amcrlrau
voice and my career will be Uie
ueller lor It."
Tt. Dntn In Um m lilnur In ttil
moviegoers who watched her roll
ing gnu in - i en mil lurii - nun
"Willie and Joe Bark Up Front."
hilt II. V im llllttln.. Ill l.ll.n.1. nft
Mart Blanchnrd'a super-sexy body
movrmrma in ino t'rinco oi
Besdad." '
Marl, possessor of the swlnglest.
..,ll-hl-,l ..oil. .IM. II.. 11,.-,
in in iiir.ii nma, a,,o Hint!
undulated before the cameras. Is
urmg niuwva uuwii iu n irw iuiis
and tosses in the film that's
launchlne- her as the No. 1 olamor
girl on the lot.
"And It s tough for me to hold
back." she said. "I have lo sullen
up before I late a step. I just
naturally walk that way. It's per
fect pasture and It's not deliberate.
T rfnn-i au-ln.. ..... hltta rtial'
vulgar. I lend with my shoulders
and tha walk Just hapens."
Meet Itollvwond's 8Lai for a
Dav Angela Clarke.
11. nU. A -1 II
lniilluilie niili-i- v nil- Mm.-,l.
features was unknown to movie
goers and even to most unijy.
wood stars until Warners looked
at her performance in "The Mira-
rla nf Vaflma" aiift n n v hr fli-n.
pointed billing with Gilbert Ro-
laiin.
But now she's back plaving
mall fali,r.l rnlita 'an I Hnn'l
care if I ever get star billing
again," ahe told me On the set of
"Jamaica seas. '
Other movie queens ran scream
for time oft to sad about in Europe
Or float In their swimming pools
Barbara Stanwyck's skipping the
vacations. Now working In "Nearer
My God lo Thri." Barbara hes
Triplets Born In
Home, Hospital
LACKAWANNA, N. Y. I.fi-Trlp-leta
were born within 4& minutes
to Mrs. Christine ParJtiev.tcs
yesterday one at borne and two
In the hospital.
Mary, weighing 4 pounds 9 ounces
arrived at home a few minutes
before 1 p.m.
Then an ambulance sped Mrs.
rasr.klewlcs a quarter of a mile
to Our Lady of Victory Hospital,
where Michael, 3 pounds 9 ounces,
waa born at 1:13. Marie, 3 pounds
13 ounces, came at 1:41.
The hospital said the 33-year-old
mother and the babies all were in
good condition. A spokesman said
the children were born about two
months prematurely.
The tamer, Jonn. is a 30-ycar-oifl
grain miller. They have three other
girls: Aurella. Ill Rose Marie. 9.
and Marcla, 6,
BUILDING I.I RK8 TOIRISTS
NEW YORK -The United Na
tions hradouarters has taken its
place as one of the top tourists
attractions In New York City. When
guided tours of the establishment
were extended without fanfare re
cently to Saturday and Sunday,
there were 1.500 paying customers
the first day. Other lop attractions
Include the Statue of Liberty. Em
pire State Building, Rockefeller
Center and the Metropolitan Museum.
NEXT WEDNESDAY FOR 1 DAY!
NEW YEARS 0E ONLY-
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more films to do In MM Hian
Marilyn Moniue has rail" lo tell
her Hue Ilia story lo Ilia lull
ningnslups,
"I kept okaying stories, lliry
were so good, and I didn't renllre
what I wits getting lido." Hiub.iln
walled. " suppose I'm greedy,
Not lor money, but fen' ai'iing. 1
hate to give up a good pli lure.
I'm Mage struck, nnyliow, 1 grl
restless when j'm nut working.'1
Millie Burks Imsn't found a
movie buyer fur her I tin story,
"Willi a Feather on My Nose."
but site's tllscuvrreri Ihe uiin Hol
lywood actress who fills the bill
as her perfect counterpart,1
Sho'n MClM's Debbie Reynolds
who, ssys Blllle, "Is perfect. Hhr
certainly reminds hie of uie. I d
like that Utile thing to piny me on
the screen."
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Ruth HUSSEY IS
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Illllle's lesvlng Ho slune iut
turned In trying lo H"d Uie IlkJht
sliulln and producer lor her bl
oginphy. Mni'le Windsor's shnolli'-j st Ihe
foirvrl -blond- uoul.
Not because genll'-ineil prclrr
'em, but bemuse wdh treason thn
....i..- .. kill uIim i-nn IllllV
dolls who hnvi'ift thoughts of
murder or uim-aiiimi.
"I wnnl lo play a lew nlie worn,
en lor n change," Ihe lull beauty,
now a liiiiuellr, wnllril on the art
cif Tumble Along tile Wnv." "Hut
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