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READYING FOR CAMERAS Cbrlstiane Mar.
tel. left. Miss Universe, sits with sister, Georrette, in Burbank,
Cal., where she is studying English for Hollywood film debut.
Film Censorship Loosening,
Producer Haas Claims
HOLLYWOOD Ifl The lUm In
dustry's censorship code has
loosened up, mm macr Hugo
that it still has further to go.
Haas Is that amazing Czech who
gave up a fairly lucrative career
of playing what he calls accent
parts in Hollywood movies. He
scraped together his savings and
financed, wrote, directed produced
"Pickup." The picture was a suc
cess, and he has made six one-
man productions since then. He
starts his seventh soon.
The Haas films generally deal
with basic human situations such
as the eternal triangle. He has
thus come to grips many times
with the Breen office, the Indus
try's self-censorship bociy headed
enough, he is a fan of the office. -"They
have been very consider
ate and helpful," he remarked. "I
argue with them that my pictures
cannot have the big stars and pro-
auction oi major stuaios. m i must
have some other asset to offer the
public. That Is often sex.
"The Breen office understands
Town Waits
To Be Gassed
HORSE CAVE, Ky. W) This
area is gripped In one of the worst
droughts in its history, but nobody
prays for rain here. It could turn
the community's biggest problem
Into a killer.
Officials rmve been seeking a
solution for four years, but who
wants 45,000 gallons of arsenic
trichloride?
The chemicals, stored in large
tanks along the LouisvUle fc Nash
ville Railroad, were left behind
after the Shaw Oil Co. closed Its
offices.
There were no complaints until
last summer when leakage from
one tank killed vegetation In an
area almost a mile wide. Startled
residents is this community of
1.545 were told that moisture re
acts on the chemicals by produc
ing hydrochloric acid fumes and
a worse byproduct, arsenic oxide.
The city tried to get rid of it
but could find no agency to do the
Job. It even tried the Defense De
partment. . Only July 9. the County Health
Board issued an ultimatum to the
railrond and the oil company to
rpL rid of the chemicals within six
days. Northing hnppencd.
Both were indicted later on
charges of maintaining a common
nuisance but that was no help
since the case is yet to be tried.
"We don't know what to do,"
says Mayor L. H. Vensel. "We've '
been .safe enough in this dry
weather, but we don't know what
will happen if it ever rains."
Cordon Reservations
Must Be In Today
Reservations for the dinner, spon
sored by the Klamath County Re
publican Club, Thursday nlsht. Oct.
23 at the Wlncine Hotel, honoring
u. b. sen. Guy Cordon of Oregon,
must be made bv Wednesday nicht.
Oct. 21 by phonliiR 7263 , 3241, or die
ivuiema note! 4181,
A cocktail hour, starting at 8:30
p.m. will be followed bv dinner in
me oanquet room at 1:15 p.m.
Everyone Is Invllr-H in hr n.
Senator speak on world problems.
PAGES OF THE BOLD BEST-SEUERI
my problem. They give In a little
and I tzive in a little. On my last
picture, 'Bait we went around for
three days on the scene where
Clco Moore gets out of the bath-
Ub and into a nightgown, we ar
gued over the shot tome by
frame and finally armea at a
compromise."
Haas observed that the Jode has
loosened up in the past year or
so. He cited "Prom Here to Eter
nUy" as evidence of that. He said
"The Moon Is Blue," which did
not receive the code's approval,
was a fluke.
'That involved a successful stage
play that was transplated almost
intact to the movies," he said.
"The controversy' was over the use
of certain words, without which
the picture would not nve been
as effective."
Haas feels the code should be
loosened up some more.
"I think it should be changed in
regard to punishment," he said.
"The ending of a Hollywood pic
ture is always prearranged. The
bad must die or be punloned ana
the good must triumph. There can
be no suspense or no surprise
about what is going to happen.
"But life is not like that. The
bad very pften are not punished,
and the good can suffer. Why can't
we make movies that aie true to
life?" I
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USPOWWho
Changed Mind
'Had Enough
SEOUL W -' An American war
pSer who quit the Communists
and was returned to the u. n.
Command today told
ference, "I had enough of their
"fcp'l. Edward S. Dickenson. 25.
of Big Stone Gap. Va., refused to
answlr almost every Wd
question about why he fust elected
. i,h tVlat Pet-C.
..r 5m not want to stay with
the communists any more, he
ld when asked why he hac
changed his mind.
)oq amnnr 23 Amer-
,can war prisoners who originally
refused repatriation,
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Islratlon.
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public testimony v S
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