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Wednesday, July 28
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Tuesday Evening-, July 27
3.20 Devotions
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0 45 Let's Kick It Around
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PARATROOPERS
OITA, Japan tfl American
paratroopers have been swiping
watermelons, farmers of this
southern Japanese area charged
Tuesday. They protested to prefec
tural authorities that evey time
practice Jumps are held some
hort gome 5,000 pounds or water
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Civil Defense Tests Planned
COVENTRY, England. Wl The
Churchill government tnkes over
the elvll defense reins ol this war
battered city this week. Socialist
city councilors washed their hands
of the whole business months ago,
contending civil defense is useless
against an H-bomb.
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Spetiol Wmhh Feature
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH
MARK SMITH
President, Shrine Club
JERRY THOMAS
Secretary
Civil defense work will go on
Just the same, with the city's 3.000
volunteer workers putting in two
or three hours a week at first aid
lectures and rescue drill and the
national government will continue
to foot the bill.
The Council voted last April to
disband its preparedness machin
ery. One H-bomb on the city, they
said, and there wouldn't be any
body left to rescue anybody else
anyway, ' '
Personal appeals by Home Sec.
retary Sir David Maxwell Fyfe
lanea to move the Council, so last
week the government stepped In
and appointed three outside offi
cials to form a commission and
run the show.
It has all worked out nice and
smoothly. The government keeps
civil defense going in Coventry
and the Council has registered its
protest.
The only people likely to be not
so pleased about the whole business
are the local taxpayers. Getting
three top officials in from Loqdon
is going to add a penny or two
to the local taxes.
Under a 1948 act of Parliament,
local authorities have to foot the
bill for any outside help sent In
to carry out duties they refuse to
accept.
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BILL DePEW
Vice President
Photos by Guderian
Sliriners Plan
Annua! Show
Officers of the Klamath Falls
Shrine Club, headed by Charles
Yoikland as circus chairman are
making last minute preparations
for the sixth annual Shrine Circus
produced by Polack Brothers.
J lie Dig circus, showing Tues
day and Wednesday, August 10-11
at the Klamath County Fair
grounds is bringing new and thrill
ing acts this season, including an
elephant troupe, the prodigies fea
turing Baby Opal. These six "lit
tle girls" arrived last year from
Cambodia, Indochina and perform
for the first time this year in
Klamath Falls.
The program Includes other big
animal acts, famous acrobats and
aerialists, 4,Norbu" the gorilla
that's really a man, a troupe of
apes who perform acts usually ac
complished only by human beings,
mlrthmakers and velvet-v o 1 c e d
Oinny Lowry who stags her way
Into the heart of her audience.
Arthur Springer will be ring
master. Two shows will be given dally.
Matinee performances start at 2:16
p.m. The evening show starts at
8:15 p.m.
Ex-Banker Goes
On Trial
CLAYTON,' Ala. Wl Ex-banker
Royall Reynolds, whose disappear
ance last March brought sleepy
Clio, Ala,, awake with a start, goes
on trial today on embezzlement
charges,
Reynolds' disappearance tied up
funds In the now-defunct unchart
ered Merchant's Money Exchange
at. the critical spring planting per
iod. He returned two Weeks later.
An audit showed a $75,000 deficit in
the bank's funds.
A citizens' committee agreed to
accept a settlement under which
depositors would get back all ex
cept about 10 to 15 per cent of
their money. Reynolds liquidated
all his personal holdings and his
relatives chipped in Lto make up
all except about $9,000 of the
deficit.
EXPLOSION
FUKUOKA, Japan Ifl A fire
works factory blew up yesterday
at nearby Yama, killing seven
workers and injuring two serious
ly, Kyodo news service reported.
Damage was estimated at $12,500. 1
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Hollywood Movie Cost Reported
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By HUBBARD KEAVY
(For Bob Thomas)
HOLLYWOOD Wl The movie
"Apache," made by the independ
ent Harold Hecht-Burt Lancaster
company, cost 1,236,736.21. Here's
Alaska Cable
Job Started
SEATTLE Wl Construction Is
underway on a $6,750,000, 370-mlle
underwater cable system linking
Skagway and Ketchikan and other
Alaskan points, the Army an
nounced Monday.
When completed, the new cable
Is expected to be joined at Ketchi
kan with an 800-mile, 15 million
dollar Fubmarine cable planned
by the American Telephone and
Telegraph Co. to furnish additional
communications between the south
east Alaska town and Port An
geles, Wash.
Both the Signal Corps and AT&T
systems are expected to be com
pleted by late 1956 and will pro
vide a capacity of 36 telephone
circuits, the Army said.
Telehpne service between
Alaska and the United States Is
now handled over 14 radio and
land Una circuits operated by the
Alaska Communication System, a
branch of the Army Signal Corps.
Certain of these facilities will con
tinue to be operated as a supple
mentary system.
The ACS now provides long-line
communications throughout Alaska
and between the territory and the
United States, The system com
prises some 45 separate stations
vhich furnish direct telephone and
telegraph service to all major
cities in Alaska and to all mill,
tary Installations there.
Huge Brush
Fire Rages
AUSTIN, Tex. 1,11 A gigantic
brush fire, roaring through 6,000
to 6,000 acres of pine and post
oak southeast of here, burned into
its second week today.
But a fire that cut a 2.000-acre
swath out of cedar brake and
brush country 20 miles northwest of
the state capital was believed
"generally under control" after de
stroying three homes in the Lake
Travis area last night.
The roaring lires, visible for
miles last night, added smoke and
eye-smarting cinders and ashes to
drought harried central Texas'
miseries.
The blazes flared to majo size
last night after a day of 109-degree
temperatures in this region, with
out normal rainfall for months.
The state highway patrol said
some 250 volunteers had the fire
around Dodd City, lake resort com
munity to the northwest, under
"general control" before 10 p.m.
last night. But the big blaze threat
ening the eastern edge of the 5,000-6,000-acre
Bastrop State Park, 35
miles to the southeast, burned on.
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w the money was spent:
Story
supervision - - '"S
Director.' assistants -"
Camera, crew tiiZ.
Set crew
Set construction -.
Set design
Set dressing
Special effects
Props .
Livestock - -
Housing, meals
Transportation
Lighting
Wardrobe
Makeup, hairdress .
Film and processing .
Sound recording
, 40,980.77
, 10.311.68
, 9.893.20
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Harmon To Head
Air Academy
WASHINGTON '.fl Lt. Gen.
Hubert R. Harmon has been
named superintendent of the new
Air Force Academy, Air Force
Secretary Talbott announced Mon
day after gaining ins approval m
President Eisenhower lor the ap
pointment. Harmon, who has been special
assistant for air academy matters
since the end of 1949, was a Mili
tary Academy classmate of the
President.
Harmon will have the Job of or
eanlzine the staff and directing the
start of the air academy at its
temnorary quarters at Lowry
Field. Denver. Colo, when the
school opens next year.
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Sound dubbing, etc.
12.957.80
34.888.59
24,188.31
7,200.00
Film editing
Music -
Studio rental
Insurance, taxes .,
75,501 .4 j
39,550.78
: 10,000.00
Overhead .......
Insurance loss
publicity
Lancaster, as star.
350.000.0J
and Hecht.
as producer, receive no salaries.
Their take comes from the profits
An independent makes pictures
much less expensively than a ma.
jor studio because overhead is so
much less. The overhead charged
against "Apacne is less than i
per cent of the total cost. Major
studios, with so many more and
areater continuing costs, charts
from 25 to 60 per cent for overhead.
The average is 4l.
For the usual picture, cost ot
prints and distribution charges
equal the negative cost, i.e., actual
cost of filming. Thus "Apache"
will have to gross nearly 2'2 mil.
Hon before Hecht and' Lancaster
start getting their cut. ,
Klamath Falls, Orcgoi
AMERICAN CHINESE
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