Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 30, 1953, Page 2, Image 2

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slavery seUoB ssld today., have
tgnorod queaiionnalros sent tbom
on slavery sod lorosa wnor.
Srltsia's V. N. dorofslloo aiso
revealed, tt answer to a query
from the V. N., that slsvery still
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Kuwait, on the Northwest Cosst
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tual buyinf and selling of slaves
now Is prohibited there. Kuwait Is
under Britain's protection anrj the
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the Sheik. ' ...
ssudl Arabia. Yemen and Ku
wait all are Moslem countries and
Moslem lew permits slsvery and
slave trading.
The charges of Urge-scale sieve
trsffla- iwtween BriUln's African
possessions and the Arabian king
dom originated with Jacques
Alain, who described himself tn a
eommunlestlon to the U. N. Com
mission on Human Rights so a
French explorer living in North
Africa."
Both British authorities and O.N.
officials aatd they knew nothing
about Alain. . , ,t. -. .
AUin said the Slavs trsde worked
like this: , .;; , .
"Armed, whin-twintlnc rslders
swoop down on native vlllsges Iso
lated arouad the fringes of ihs
Sahara srxt-m ths Central Afrldsn
jungles, nose captured a no
chained together and marched 'by
secret .trails to hidden "slave
coves" on the Bed Ses, where they
are loaded on rickety ahlps and
taken to Mudl Arabia far dlatri-
butlon.
During the march 10 to 30 aer
cent of the enslaved die of ex.
haustlon, thirst' or starvation,"
Alain ssid. ...
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Seque To 0rn?e PylpFilm
To Feature Comic Snnner
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HLPr. ". address
By ERSaUNE JOHN RON
BOLLYWOOD (NEA) XxclU-
tivelv Yours: : Tha love atorv of
Kmie Pyle and bis wife, written
by his long-time friend, Psigs
Cavsnsugb, is being blueprinted
for the screen as a posstble sequel
to The Story of O. I, Joe."
Producer Lester. Cowan; and
C van ugh are huddling on . the
Idea with Kerb Shrlner playing the
role of Cavenauga s vwelj as
narrating the; film.. Herb's msklng
his debut for Cowsn In ' "Msin
Street . to Broadway. Burgess
Meredith created the Pyl roU
but-Cowan save "he'll need a
younger actor if ha films the se
quel. -
Doctors have given. Jerry Lewis
a warning that if he again injures
his knee he'll risk permsnent stiff
ness. He'll probably wesr a brace
when doing his strenuous comedy
routines.
' Tha' flssh from the "Mogambo"
location site In darkest Africa la
that Clark Oable and Grace Kelly.
one of the dolt In the film, are in
a romantic wnm . . . isa ui
Osbor, hubby Oeorge Sanders and
David Nlven wUl be co-stsrred in
"TOe LltUc Hut," to be turned in
Council Raps
Lie's
Policy
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (ft
Representatives of ths S.OOO-man
U.N. stsff called on Secretary
Oeneral Trygve Lie today to their
American fellow workers a "rss-
sonsble" time to answer compli
cated questions in the million
dollar loyslty probe instituted by
Washington.
The u. N.'s to-member stsff
council also msde clesr It felt the
council should have been consulted
before Lie agreed to fingerprint
American employes of the U. N.
ss part of . the U. S. security
checks.) Their stsnd wss tsken in
a unanimous council vote yester
day ss Amerlcsns continued work
ing on the questionnaires.
The secretary general, obvious
ly disturbed by the stsff council
sctlon, issued this statement:
"I have acted in what I believe
to be the best Interest of the U. N.
stsff. If they had any questions,
I regret they did not first ask them
before passing hasty resolutions
which Indicate a misunderstanding
of the situation."
Vidor Charges
WifeNegltct
LOS ANGELES Wl Film direct
or King Vidor says the only matri
monial chore his wife wonted to
perform tor him wss to tell the
cook when he'd be home for dinner.
The statement was In Vldor's
cross-complaint, filed yesterday,
for' a divorce or .annulment. Pend
ing is Mrs. Vidor's divorce suit
charging the director with Infidel
ity. .
in lvsi, ne set forth, his wife
Insisted that they occupy separate
rooms. About thst time, his com
plaint added, she said she would
oo nouung lor mm oesiaes notuy
lng the cook of his dinner hour.
Mtntal Patients
Miss Breakfast
SINGAPORE (jf, ' Inmates' of
Woodbridse Menu! Hospital shook
eell doors and pounded walls to
day Because they got no break
fast. The hospital's 450 attendants
went on strike for higher wsges.
Authorities rushed six cooks
from Singapore prison to feed tha
1,7S hospital patients. Ouarda
from the prisons took charge of
100 criminally insane.
Egnland. It's a love triangle an a
desert Island . . . Now it' s toe oe-
Srtment-store industry walling
tt movies are libeling the retail
trade with too many gum-cbwlng
sales clerks ana pocapous pear-
walkers,
a. m TV MM1 ahAar afloat. BVWnV
Titft- ataa taiaari Ulla nrohlam by
a housewife: "My husband, toes
t sleep at the movies, what
snouaj i OOf'
"Buy him a bag of popcorn,
niniuui Tufts
"Ne Kaeane." a murder mystery
thriller, is Sonny 'a- second movie
sines his return Iron BogisM and
thrao otnera. ara oaina niimssrfl
"Tn same guys wne eat areuna
ncmrw wmif mur mh i
worked la six months." j
Attention Errol : Fiynn. Frank
Sinatra and Tommy Maswlller
: Katy Jurando. tha Mexican star
who soomsd to prominence In
High Noon." ssys she watts to
marry an American man.
"They are as deeferent from
Mexican man." she tells It. "They
stsy home and pay attention to.
their wives. American mens are
one-woman mens they stay . nut
ana stay miniut.- :
Arthur Blake, the impressionist,
la lamenting:
"The stara of today study shskea-
. peare.
Their hers is Oscar or bust
But give me thee old attent
beauties. ' "-' I
Who hoUered and threw things
and cussed.
But alas, thev srs gone, '
And those beds shsped like a gwan
Are all gathering cobwebs and
dust." ,
Hedy Lamarr fired her attorney,
who combed the money haystscks
without success to find financing
for her film property, "The Book
of Esther." . . . Lsna Turner's tell
ing pale that she and daughter,
Cheryl, are off to Europe In Feb
ruary . . .' Alex Guinea will drop
in on Hollywood this yesr. Not
for a film, though.' He'll be finish
ing ud his csnadlan tour In a
British stags hit. .
Jsck Benny wss asked, to pose
with Merle Wilson at . a res
taurant. -
"Aw, Jsck, you dropped your
eyes when the shutter clicked, you
looked down," protested the lenser.
'Where else sre you suppooeo
to look when you're with Marie
Wilson?" deed-penned Benny.
aet resdy to scresm. Hollywood.
sir Mlchani Baleom. who nro-
duced British comedies, is getting
ready to film "The Love Lottery."
It's about an English actor who
4 imnArtrf Vi IfnilvwocMI arm h-
comes. sriisuceiiy corrupwar-
Jimmy Stewart and apeed flier
Jo De Bona will' take . anouier
crock at the eoast-to-coan speea
record. De Bona set the record In
Stewart's plane In 1M1, then Paul
Mantg cracked u.
tt . kai-b tn a ira.tAUn mafk
snnihllstor for Barbara Stanwyck
In Wlnwlna wild" after aha eom-
pletea her goodie-goodie character
in - Ail l ueenv.
"All I desire la something that's
good," she shrugged. "It doesn't
matt to mm If It'a a nart with
some sort of dramatic challenge
10 It."
. ' KlewMth Pallt, OnaiB
AMERICAN CHINISI
4 gar Orson To Teke Oet
I. Lst. Mgr.
KUHS Highlights
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' By BABOID Me KAY '
After three and a hslf yeara of
bard work the fruits of labor nave
finally arrived for Louis Taucner
and Louta Fredrickson. ,
Leu Taucher la high man on the
class of '61 totem pole and will
deliver tha valid ictory speech at
oommencement In late May. , Louu
had B LOU grade average just
barely edging out the salutatorisn.
Louis Fredrickson, wno nw a s.va
grsde average. -,
Thaaa hava ara ta be congratu
lated. They have worked long for
the honor of being tne nign men
of their class, .
ntha atudanta In the top 30 of
the senior class are: BUI Mathews,
t ess- ahirlev eehorn. 1.125: Leroy
Porter. 1.101: Carole Adams, 1.3M;
Marilyn Altaian. 1.503; Peter Lun
green, 1.S1I: Gertrude Bramlett,
1.833; Don Day, X.MJ.
The second ten In the top 30
consists of;. Sharon Olenger 1.37;.
Jan Langslet, 1.37;. Pat Payne,.
1.414: Joan Juckeund. l.tu; soar-
lene Eblnger, 1.500; Julie Harnden,
1.514: Marian Meaner, i.ow; dsn
lee Uglun, 1.54; Shirley Crawford,'
1.511; and Gall Gardner, 1.57.
These are the top students of the
class, other members of the Senior
Class will receive their standings
via sesled envelopes delivered to
tnem during the homeroom period
next Mondsy.
Yesterday afternoon tha Pelican
wrestling team won another meet
by a large margain 38-12 to be
exact from the Medford grapplera
In Pelican Court, The wrestling
team now has an undefeated record
in dual meets that dates back to
the 1(41-4 season. Let's hope they
csn keen up the good work and
bring another state wrestling crown
book to KUHS after an absence of
one year.
Tonight the Pelican Roseburg
game win be broadcast direct from
Roseburg beginning at I n.m. over
wji. -me second gsme Satur
day night's r-will not be aired.
HOLLYWOOD (aV-Ach,
butlniti (his is! Hew
mekJaar merle, to
Oermaa at the same tune,
. The bilingual epic Is "Tne Moon
la Blue," from the highly sucoeoa
ful stage play. Armesl with s oe
Bun-Eagilah dictionary, I dropped
by the set to see haw tha golojue
project wss carried out.
I arrived on the first day of
shooting to find they were filming
a scene ta aa antamatienal lan
guage. Starlet Dawn Addams was
taking a bath. She la the only
player who appears in both ver
sions, slnae most of her dialog Is
eat the tslephone. Thus It can
easily be dubbed lata Oerman.
She writhed luxuriously in the
lukewarm, scented water. Very In
teresting, . .
I watched producer-director
Otis PremlngOT direct a scone
la tagllsh, fslntly accented by bis
nsUve Vlsnnsj It -was a scans
wherein David Nlven offers Mag
gie McNamara (who starred In the
play In Chicago) the gift of t00.
TWO TAKE ...
"Cut! print I snnounced Prom
inger when the scene waa to bis
satisfaction, . "Now . the . Oermaa
veralon."
Miss McNamara moved cut of
the set. Her piece was taksn by
Johanna Mats, a buxom young
Viennese end star of Oerman pic
tures, Nlven wm replaoed by Jo
hannes Heesters, a Dutchman who
la one of the (op romantic actors
in Germany. :
: Now Premlnger switched to Oer
man and gave the players instruc
tions. Not much was needed, since
they had been watching the Ameri
can version of the scene.
"Lost" commanded the director,
uttering the Oerman equivalent of
"AcUonl" The. players went
through the same scene a before,
but only remlnger and bis . as
slstsnt could understand them.
When the scene wss satisfactory,
a atui picture wss taken,
Annual Chest
Meeting Set
An annual meeting of the Klam
ath County Community Chest has
been announced by Pres. Bud
Franklin for Tueadsy at 1:30 P.m.
in the Little Theater, KUHS, just
off Monclsire Street.
On the agendo- is nomination
and election of new officers, and
a report en the present standing ef
the Community Chest financially.
. : Every Individual who contributed
at least a dollar to the chest this
yesr is eligible to attend. The
meeting la for members snd the
Board of Directors, Franklin said.
SMART MOVE!
AUTO mi FIRE
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Win. N.6oen,
District Aftoif
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LIQUOR DRINK!
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BARTENDERS' SCHOOL
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Ke Is much harassed sssn.
For 10 days prior to eheotlng. ha
alternaUiy rehearssd tba Amerb
eaa east for eight hours, tiara the
Oermsas far sight hoars, I asked
UUit why he undertook the project.
' "For one thmg, the Oermaa
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replied. "I figure that by doing
the picture in Oermaa with top
Oermaa stars; I eaa add ti per .
cent to the gross. And the publicity
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Ha csleulsted that tb double
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ho remarked. His partner ta ths
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