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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MAY 2S, 1DR4 Jazz Course Professor Gets Degree DICNTON, Tex. I-Tho cniral rollcun iiiufciwor In Hid country, mill, la KftttliiK lilt ductor'a dnrrc. Criulcal l what his tuclrllln call M. B. (Oi'ilol Hull, meaning he's hep Ills iircnlcnt. lull, who ha trouble awltnhlim between ncholnrly convereatUiii and balmier llnito, runs rral cool jaw music course at North Texas Stale Oollrue here. An far aa he known, H'a Die only course In the United Atatea ItinC will yet you a tleitree aa a uaclvlor of music In Jasa liotn an accredited collciie. By mull the flral week of June, Ills doctor of education drvree ahould arrive from New York Unl verally. "I'm not iiolng up there to gel It because It costs money," he old. "I've not grocery bllla and klda In achool, you know." Hall, a but. bespectacled man of 40, haa been Unhung grocery bllla alnce he got out of achool at Whiiewrlght, Utile towo In north Tcxaa. During the drpresaton, he played I ho aasophonfl In a panlo band. That doesn't mean the band pan Irked the people, .Moat of the time the band waa In a, panic, wonder ing where It wag going to play and eat next. lie aaved and entered NT8C. When hla money ran low he'd go out for a year of one-night atanda. By liHJ he had hla niaaler'a de gree, i While he waa a graduate slu drnl he atarlrd teaching a couple of went Texaa boys how to arrange popular music and pretty soon he had a class of 15. The courne haa been taught ever alnce. But Hall left for a while to teach band In Victoria, Tex., High School and to work at a radio elation In rort Worth. In IW7. the college brought hlin back to build up the Jar, curricu lum to qualify it as a degree pro gram. Hall has. the klda atudy tradi tional muslo coumna. When they're old frlenda with Ilnch, he tela them woik into hla courses on Jau. "They're young and very lm-' presalonable," Hull said. "They gel their vocabulary out of Down beat. And with Mima of them II may be a device to hide Inferior ity feellnga. "Dul I talk the language with Ihe cat. Sometimes I even llnd It creeping oul In my conversation when I'm talking to people." Anyway, the students think he a real craay. "Dul opinions vary." Hall said.' "Sometimes they IM me know I'm a mouldy fig. 'That's a square, you know not hep." "Fruit - of - Shortcake. What moke I Mill shortcake id different? 1. The fluffy, light biscuit that you get with lighter Snowdrift. 2. The luscious, thrifty topping you make, with double-rich Car nation Milk. 3. Yoaj can serve it any time. Make any season ahortenke season with fresh, canned or frozen fruits. SNOWOM'T't OlD-FASHIONID SHOKTCAKI finstef a iartt.ft ihercotsij 1 cups lifted all-purpeie flour 1 lableipeans sugar ' 1 Uaipoem boklni powder i 'i teaipoon tell I , h cup $NOW0lT i cup CARNATION IVAPOrtATID MliX j . lundllulad) Vi cup water ' Sift dry ingredients together in bowl. Cut in .Snowdrift until mixture resembles conrau corn meal. Mix Carnation and tvnter and add all at one. Mix with fork until dry ingredients are moistened. Turn opt on nglitlyflouredsurfacei knead 10 to I ft times. Roll or pat M-inrli thick; cut with floured biscuit culler. Bake on undressed baking aheet in very hot oven (400 r.) 10-12 minutes, you uu telf-riiing Hour', emit bnkmg pouter and tall, end e trnu liquid if MctMary. No other shortening t any price . I go creamy, so digestible nd so light! Snowdrift IT WAS SOMETHING NIW or parade. It wai the firat circus Record Set By KEY WEST. Fls. Lfu-A U. S. Navy blimp Uial stayed alolt for more than a week without refuel ing to break the world's endurance record prepared to land today. The ZPO-3 airship of the Nan type with M men aboard waa due to land at the Bocs.Chlca Naval Air Station, nine miles north ol Key Weal, about 1:30 p.m. (EbTi Asian Trip Completed PARIS ii Oen. Paul Ely. ehlel oi me French general slnfl. re turned from a lact-flndlng visit to Indochina today amid specula tion hla gleanings might lead to Important drclalona on the seven, year-old war. ' Ely told newsmen he had "ab solutely nothing" to say to them as he clambered oul of the Air Prance plane which brought him from Saigon. He will confer. Drob- auiy lousy. wiin France a top goV' eminent and military leaders. Ely was accompanied by Oen erals Raoul Salan, former com. mender In Indochina, and Pierre Pelliuiler, rrrnch air force deputy cniet oi stair. The high-ranking trio was sent lo Indochina to assess Ihe gravity or mo, situation after the key French fortress of Dlen Bien Phu fell to Ihe Communist-led Viet. mlnh. the - Day" . .Thrifty! CARNATION WHIPPED TOPPINO fmatsi ebeirf Jtl cuai teepinej Ui cupt" CARNATION IVAPORATiD MIIK lundllulad) 1 lableipeem lemon u!ce H cup sugar I leaipoen vanilla Chill Carnation in refrigerator tray until soft crystals form through the milk (about 15-20 minutes). Whip until stiff (about 1 minute). Add lemon juice and whip until wry stifl (1-2 minutes ionger). Fold or best in sugar and vanilla. Split shortcakes in half. Cover bottom half with your favorite fruit-of-the-day audi aa peaches, strawberries or rasp berries, (fresh, froien or canned). Spoon Carnation Whipped Topping over short cake and fruit. Repeat with lop half of shortcake, fruit and whipped Carnation. Serve at once. Use remaining Carnafion from I largo can for whipping, after pro paring thortcake dough mlh cup undiluted Carnation, Carnation Hit milk Vfllriftf whip. i-vnui- -nuyi the children abova who ara watching .the Clyde Beatly Circui parade In Klamath Falls in a quarter of a century. Navy Blimp It was cruising In the Florida Keys early today, In radio com munication with the Navy base here, under clear akles with mod erate wlnda prevailing. Cmdr. Marlon H. Eppes of Pin son, Ala., Is In command, with a crew of 13 Navy men and a civ ilian observer aboard. The llghler-than-alr ship left Lskehursl, N. J., Naval Air Sta tion at 7:32 a.m. (EOT) Monday, May 17, to carry oul s simulated anti-submarine patrol. It broke the old record of 170 3 hours while cruising over Miami yesterday. Eppes told newsmen by radio that all aboard had eaten and alept well, "but after a week we need baths." The 343-fool non-rigid airship covered more than 1.000 miles on pstrol over the Atlantic seaboard, the Caribbean and the Oul! n( Mexico. A Navy spokesman sold the blimp hsd been under wsy at all times and never "Just hovered." "The blimp could wait for a sub marine to surface it If took all week," the spokesman added. The old record of 170.3 hours was set In 1047 by sn M-lype air ship, also out o( Lakehurat. Store Hours 9:30 io 5:30 'shirr wonder" V" I "bewif china stifchina" 1 TWe on swim sviti sHot con II -'Vl I .y-H-. (fa I th. baooh a. ye. to Mty aV.saJ 11 ZY Wl I ... haeowse Jowlun "shope A tff nmaTtmcmm toots cast tor you A X'T--HY( XtM wtm teie deftest ccamwiRuges, Jj tSa kwbsW dMgning toxha. j W ' "MT aW,-fobrte I. -Co.. ? PSaJSLjiajffcaw I .' HMd tmn tmd natm . . . ta '' V,; bofl colon. Wl koHtr Met- '4 iffl'fc 1 ttratl t2.es . . , Y kn "WHr.li MlHkiit-ilil mir- , . aaVnllll- 'Kun fSeii at Nw bra intor. J 1 '.Willi lining . . . fabric h loM..powarl A mtT j '' M'" ' J j S" Swimwear, Second Floor , ' ITgRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKECON Rocket Fired To Record Height WHITE SANDS PROVINO OHOUND, N. M. UP A Navy Vik ing rocket reached 15s miles sky ward yesterday. 23 miles higher then sny previous firing of a mis sile of that type. This was No. 11. The previous viking record was set May 7. While Sands olflclals said the missile reached a top speed of 4,300 miles sn hour. Reaction Motors, Inc., Rock away, N. J., which designed and produced the engine, said It was powered with liquid oxygen and a mixture of alcohol and water lis power, the firm said, was roughly the equivalent of 2.300 av erage MM autos. The rocket record la 250 miles It was set by the Army's WA'C Corpora, fired from a German 'V2 alolt. 81'RVEV SEOUL Wi Three 0.8. gov ernors Tuesday began a four-day survey of the American economic sld program In Korea. Oov. Dan Thornton ol Colorado, Allan Bill' vera of Texas, and John Fine of Pennsylvania arrived Monday. C. B. DeMilie Signs Yul Brynner For Movie Role HOLLYWOOD (Jfl How are movie deuls made? Here's one. that was sccompllshed between acts of a Broadway musical, Cecil B. DcMllle. summoned the press to attend s luncheon and meet Yul Brynner. who la appear li.ir In U Angeles In "The King and I." The 73-year-old director has signed the actor to play Ramses II In his forthcoming epic "The 10 Commandments." He told how he encountered Brynner. Robert Taylor Marriage Told JACKSON. Wyo. lfl M o r I e actor Robert Taylor and his bride of one day, actress Ursula Thlesa, fly back to Los Angeles today alter their semlsvcret wedding on plcturehque Jackson Lake. They were married yesterday afternoon aboard the cabin cruiser of Jess and John Wort, hotel oper ator brothers. Taylor, who has a share. In some Wyoming oil opera tions, has stayed with the Worts In the past and fished at Jackson Luke, at the foot of the 13.000-foot Teton Mountains. Justice of the Peace Russell Robinson performed the ceremony. He said the only witnesses were Taylor's secretary. Mrs. Ivy Pear son, and his pilot, Ralph 8. Couser. The party flew here from Los Angeles yesterday morning. Taylor listed his sge on the wed ding license ss 42 and Miss Thlesa gave her as 30. They met two years sgo. Student Shot In Target Accident ' BALTIMORE W Edcard Per rcro, lS-ycar-old high school stu dent, was shot and killed yester day while target shooting in a wooded area with his best friend. Georue Allendcr. Perrero'a 18-year-old friend, ran from the woods to get help after the shoot ing. But when police arrived he was nearly hysterical and hsd lost all sense of direction. All six police men hunted for 30 minutes, before locating Perrero's body, which had rolled part way under a bush. Allendcr was held at Northwest ern police station. S 3 1 "About a year and a half sgo, I was In New York," he related. "My granddaughter and my secre tary wore urging me to see a show called The King and I." I didn't want to go, but they ware so per sistent that I had to. When we arrived at the theater, they sat on eacn aiae oi me. so they could nudge me If 1 fell asleep. "During the first act. they won dered why I said nothing. I couldnt. I was seeing a rare theatrical experience a perform ance of dramatic Integrity." When the curtain went down. DeMilie wanted to know who play ed the King. When told It was Yul Brynner, he said "What is that?" Ha had never heard of the actor, whose name indeed sounds like a Christmas log or something. The director strode backstage, spoke to Brynner for a few min utes and assigned him the role of Ihe Pharaoh. They shook hands on the deal. "Then we turned the de tails over to his agents and to Paramount and we both ran," said DeMilie. Brynner told the story from his side: "I had been warned that DeMilie was in the theater. That merely added to the nervousness I gel every time the half-hour warning Is given before a perform ance. But after the show started. I was too busy to think about it. I wasn t able lo see his resctlon. ... "In four years. I have never had a visitor between acts of the show except Mr. DcMllle. There sre only 7 '4 minutes between acts. nut ne started talking and I was Impressed by the tremendous amount of research that hsd been done on his picture. By the time I had to goon-stage again, I had not only agreed to do 'The' 10 Com mandments' with him, but another picture following It." Brynner, formerly a TV and stage director, has done only one previous picture. That was a 1049 quickie made by the now defunct Eagle-Lion, "Port of New York. The picture starred 8cott Brady Req. 31.95 3-WAT CLINTON RADIO $uprb-tond Port bl. MirooB pUi fie Csbit( tupr ht circuit. Built-in 2295 Less , lattery NO MONIY DOWN Reg. 15 Imported Reg. 1.25 Decoroted"Q Ceramic Planter 3 C Reg. 3.95 7 pc. Spice 1 98 Set - Aluminum I Reg. 6.95 14 pc. )98 Punch Bowl Set. Mm . Reg. 5.00 Loty Susan Glass on 88 Sterlinq Base. Mm Reg. 1.95 8 pc. Snack 1 00 Set. Service for 4. I Req. 1.95 Aluminum Fat Off Soup and Gravy 7fl. Ladle. 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