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THURSDAY. MARPH 1 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Lanza, Brando Temperament Good Luck For Young victor By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (The last time I saw Edmund Purdom, he was somewhat concerned about being typed as the man who mouths Mario Lanza's songs. It turns out he needn't have worried. Purdom Is the hottest young ac tor In Hollywood today. Mis sched ule tor 1954 contains the most di verse roles Imaginable. The English lad fell heir to "The Student Prince" when Lanza took powder, leaving behind his song recordings for Purdom to deliver a la Larry Parks. Next Ed prof ited from another walkout, being loaned by MGM to 20th Century For for the role vacated by Mar ton Brando in "The Egyptian." Brando left nothing behind, not even a ripped T-shirt. Bo Pur dom's Interpretation of the role Is atrictly his own. He is now doing that role. As soon as he is finished, he tosses off his desert costume for the tweeds of a proper Bostonian law yer in "Athena." That's a gay, tunefllm with Debbie Reynolds, Jane Powell and Vera-EUen. Aft er that he expects to do "a real swashbuckler" called "The King's Church Members College Guests Four members of the Church of ' the Nazarene are guests of North west Nazarene College at Nampa, Idaho, today, tomorrow and Sat urday. During spring vacation, the college is playing host to high school Juniors and seniors from all over the northwest states, as well as Nazarene pastors and then wives. Visitors from Klamath Falls In clude Jim King, Rosella Farmer, the Rev. and Mrs, Wesley Crist. The college is offering free meals, lodging, a tour of visitation to classes and campus buildings, special sports activities and music during the three-day open-house. "Northwest Nazarene College Is one of the many four year fully accredited liberal arts colleges maintained by constituents of the Church of the Nazarene where youth may seek a college educa tion In a Christian Environment," according to the local Nazarene pastor, the Rev, Crist. WEEK'S SEWING BUT 9395 y.lll i; . . Thief." And he is scheduled to appear opposite Ava Gardner In a biblical drama, "The Prodigal." It's hard to describe Purdom. He Is sort of a combination of James Mason and Errol Flynn with a touch of Brando. He says pretty much what he pleases and can come up with some remark able remarks. He views bis pres ent success with candor: "I have instructed my agent to try and get me a raise now. If I wait until these five pictures come out, the public may get wise to me and I'd get no raise whatso ever." Still, he is obviously pleased with his good fortune and reflects on the time when things weren't go ing so well. ' "I've been In Hoilywood two years, and this Is the first time I've been busy," be recalled. Warners brought me over from England for a test, which Michael Curtis directed, by the way. (Cur tits Is now directing Ed In "The Egyptian.) "It was obvious that Warners had nothing I could do, with the exception of 'I Confess.' And that was already cast very adequately with Montgomery Clift. So I was not signed. For six months, I al' most starved." Now he's the new sensation of Hollywood. He did a bit on the Fox lot in "Titanic' before he was signed at MOM. His salary was $300 a week. Fox is reported to be paying over 1100,000 for his services In "The Egyptian." Purdom Is 27, married to an actress he met in a London musi cal show, father of one and ex pecting another. Boy Excited By TV Swallows Marble WEWOKA, Okla. W Ten-year- old Johnny stubbletield got excited watching a television program last nignt and swallowed a maroie. 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Print your name, address, zone; size, style number. Economic Ills Blamed On U.S. CARACAS, Venezuela HI Latin- American delegates readied a new needle for the United States today in their campaign at the 10th Inter American Conference to better their nation's economic lot, - This time their target .was Wash ington's ban on shipment of stra tegic materials to countries of the Soviet bloc,. A working committee last night approved 10-1 proposal calling on the United States to pay com pensation whenever it bans Bome-i Letter 'Candling' , Yields Profits OMAHA Carl E. Lundgren has closed his desk at the Internal revenue office here to start his annual letter "candling." When the flood of income tax returns sent in by mail hits the office about the tax-deadline time, Lundgren begins a methodical search of empty envelopes for checks and other enclosures which may have been overlooked. Each envelope is passed over a light to make sure it's empty, just the way an egg is examined. So far this season Lundgren's "candling" has turned up $1,600. Adlai Heard By Harvard CAMBRIDGE, Mass. m Adlai Stevenson says Americans "must be careful" of their words be cause foreign opinions are formed from "the composite of the voices of America, official and unofficial, true and false." "We do not realize what Injury needless words and bad manners do us abroad," the 1952 Democrat ic presidential candidate toleT- an audience at Harvard University last night in the first of a series of three lectures. He will deliver the second God kin Lecture- tonight and the finll on Friday night. The general sub ject is "A Troubled world. ' "There is still another danger In loud, loose tongues," he said. "We not only confuse and mislead for eigners but we can mislead and deceive ourselves; we can become the victims of our own propaganda, especially in times of tension and Impatience. "In these days when moderation and .reason are so often equated with appeasement or even disloy alty, we must be careful lest un reason and extremism not only frighten and alienate our friends and fan the flames of neutralism in the world, but also mislead the American people." He said Americans are "ac customed to political bad manners and Blillngsdate," adding that we have "developed some immunity to villificatlon, abuse and misrep resentatiton in our domestlo pub lic dialogues." ' "But now the situation has changed with the change in America's position in the world, he said. "Everyone Is listening at tentively to what we say but with out even our Imperfect capacity to evaluate its significance." MARCH OF DIMES TOKYO (J) U.S. Army men and women in the Far East have contributed $735,000 to the March of Dimes campaign the Army an nounced Thursday. 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Speeches by various delegates in dicated the move has general ap proval. ine resolution waa autnorea oy Chile, which has ideas about sell ing her strategic copper to the Soviet Union. Under present laws, the United States can cut off her loans and other aid to countries which vio late the ban on strategic ship ments to the pro-Moscow Reds. The Chilean plan calls for con sultations on what material should be defined as strategic and studies looking toward "compensation for harm" caused by such classifica tion. The conference buzzed, mean while, over Guatemalan delegates' failure to show up for a tribute last night to United Nations sol diers who died fighting the Com munists in Korea. ..... French Hope For U. $., Red China Accord At Geneva By FBESTON GROVES PARIS W Despite ' the stern words coming from - Washington, France hopes and expects that at the Geneva conference next month the United States will help buy Chinese Communist support to end the Indochlnese war. If that U.S. help isn't forthcom ing, some French officials say, the result might well be a new French government that would turn lis back on American plana ' POLITICAL SCANDAL PALERMO; Sicily tfl A new political scandal rocked Italy Thursday. The district attorney's office formally accused four mem bers of the national police force of lying about the death tour years ago of the notorious Sicilian ban dit, Salvatore Giullano. . SCHOOL HOLIDAY , . BALTIMORE OB Dr. John H. Fischer, superintendent of schools, announced last night that April 15 home opening date of the Baltimore Orioles will be a holi day for the city's 138,000 school. kids. Rent A Vacation v;Trovl Trailer Sleep up te S f lafsmetie Pheiie 35J0 er T558 POOLE'S M for defending Europe particularly the proposed European army. The French know they have nothing to offer that China wants seriously. French recognition of Peiplng wouldn't ripple a Commu nist hair. 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