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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1954)
MONDAY, MAY 17, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGB THREE Johnny Ray To Appear In New Role HOLLYWOOD W 'lv yoiira alio, bioko would-be aclor I mm Uulinn, Ore., petitioned a atuillo for a Job. lln was rejected. To day ho'i buck on llio nnmn lot working: In a miiltlatar lllm lor reported IIOO.OOU. 'llio younir inun'a name I John ny Iluy nnd he'a mtpcKrliiK In "Iliero'a Nn Iluilncna Llks Hllow Bunliieaa." lln, Mltrl Oaytior nnd Donald O'Connor play Ui clilldrrn lit a allow bl roupls, Ethel Mr man and Dan Ualley. Also In Hie cant In a will namrd Marilyn DiMniiulo, "lliiiiKlno mo with all llioao bin iminoal"! Kay aaya In aiiiciiifnl. "Why, when I waa hem In 1040. I tried lo ilia a Job. 'Iliry tiirnod mo down cold, mill I don't blame tliem. I wann'l irmly (or It, Thal'a why I don't fool aorry lor young; klda who try lo net a In rule now adays,. Maybe thry arcn I roady ellher. ! "Twentieth Century-Pox waa the only kludlo I tried. I atlll wanted to aeo Uio lot. Ho I .walked rlithl paal the Kntemaii Juat as Uiouifh I worked here. Nobody atopped me. 1 walked all over the lot." I met ,)ohimy at lunc-li, and he appeared handsomer than moat o( hla photos make him appear lo be. lis al&o appeared more reatralned than hla prolranlonal alnulnir would Indlrate, alOinujtti ho la Riven to emphatic alaleinent, initially In be bop term. He wears a hearing aid duilnR converaation but takea It olf while iwrlornilnK. He acid he had some trouble In taklnil di rection because o( hla heartily, but that director Waller Lang la being patient, "My only regret la that T have only one line with Morilyn Mon roe." he aald. "Olherwlao 1 couldn't be hnppler, I play the aon who abandona allow biinlneaa to become n priest. In the end, 1 marry Mini Unynor lo her boy friend. T have one number by my aelf Irvlnir Merlin' 'If You He )leve' and Join In the blit finale, 'Alexander'! Ragtime Hand.' "My one goal In llio haa always been lo be a movie star. Fver alnco I saw my f irnt picture at 1 or 4 It wan Edna May Oliver In 'Murder on the lllackboard' 1 have been the world! greateat movie fan. Z was nearly run over going across a atrcet In Portland, Ore., to gel Jack Denny's auto graph one time. Wilson, Syngman Rhee Confer SEOUL Defeiue Secretary Charles K. Wllaon and several top ranklnir U.S. diplomatic and mili tary olllclala ronlrrred briefly to day with tiouth Korean President Byngmait Khre. Wihon Ih making a three-day vnit to "do a lot of listening and very little talking." Egyptian Soldier, Gets New Role Under Present Regime Hy ZICIN N AC ATI CAIRO mi Tlie Egyptian sol dier, during the regime of portly King Farouk, was the nation's dunrinal, He alcpt on the ground, earned only 46 plsaters (sbout ILIItr a Extracts May Help TB Fight Hy HIANK C'AHI'.V 1 AH Si lent-e Reporter ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Ifl-Ex-liucta from the "ghosts" of germs may eventually provide an im proved vacclno to protect aKaln.il tuberculoma, a , sciential of the Rockefeller lnnlltule for Medical Research aald today, Dr, Frank W. Weiss told Uie Na tional Tuberculosis Anttn. (NTAI that significant protection' aglilml tuberculous hsd been achieved In mice wllh a chemical exlracl de rived from human tuberculoalr. gtrms which first had been killed by chemical means. And this work, he told a reporter, "opens up at leant an approach" towards developing a vaccine lor h u in a n administration without using cither "live" tuberculosis bugs or even the entire bodies of killed ones. Ho said a vaccine called BCO, which uses "live" but uonvirulent germs, Is already In fairly wide use, and that In some parts of Europe a vaccine made of "killed" but Intact germs has been Used. But e dcclnred that each type haa actual or potential draw backs. Weiss prepsred a report. Jointly wllh Dr. Rene J. Dubos, for the NTA'a Mlh anniversary meeting. It came not long after Dr, Junics Perkins, managing director pi the NT A, had declared In a keynollng statement thai while substantial progress has been made In the treatment of tuberculoson. "we are not pi eventing tuberculosis any where near as aucccsalully as we have breli able to postpone death land actually arrest many canes once the disease haa struck. Weiss said the Rockefeller work Indicated thai Iho separated ex tract contained at least soma of the components by which a germ stimulates Immunity against Itself when the germ gels Into an animal or human body. But more Important, he said. Is the fsct that the successfully-used extract can be prepared both from germs thai are "virulent" that capable of causing Infection mid from those that are not virul ent, Una Indicates, he aald, that the extract may be free of the component, or components, of a tuberculosis germ which Intlu- ences the germ's power to Inlect. tludcet your ear's needs wllh Dick n. Miller Company, i month and was despised by hla people. Ho usually whs poverty stricken and Illiterate, because auyono who could pay 100 pounds taiiout 2H7) could avoid military service. University students were exempt, Then came the revolution. Under the Revolutionary Council the army olflcers who seised control In IUD3 llio soldier has been lifted lo a position of esteem. Today the government Is moving ahead wllh plans for a strong fight- You Never Had Scotch So Good! lug machine to bolster the young republic, , Only a beginning haa been made, but already the new army Is capa ble of maintaining the Hues Canal bane, according to Ha chief of staff, Lt, Ucn. Mohamed Ibrahim. Unllko the Farouk forces, Egypt's new army draws, young men from all classes. Rich and poor shuro the sumo barracks and the aamo food, 1 The soldier's pay has been In creased to 3 pounds (about Mill) monthly. Ho has a good bed to sleep In, good food and good clothes. In every mess hull are ping-pong tables, chess boards and wireless sete, Egypt's army has become a vast popular university In training Its recruits. This training program Is not planned to produce a mass army, but a small, well-trained nucleus bolstered by ample reserves. With the help of a GO-man Ger man advisory mission, the army command for months has worked hard on secret plans for this new army, which depends heavily on a nationwide program of military conscription. The conscript's period of mili tary service Is three years. After his first six months In the army, the recruit haa had the equivalent of. a primary ' education which normally takea four years. Recruits get Intensive training In history, mathematics, religion, and i geography. The army alma at 100 per cent literacy, compared with roughly 24 per cent In the nation as a whole. ' How good Is Egypt's new army at present? Good enough to meet Egypt's Immediate needs, Including' main tenance and defense of the Sues Canal base, In the opinion of Oen. Ibrahim, . "But In case of a major global army In the ions la not adequate) for Its defense." Then, he added: "But we don't yet have the equipment needed for the army war," he said, "even the British we plan ultimately." 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