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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1954
British, Greeks Dispute
Over Cyprus Base Status
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. W
Greece and Britain, outwardly long
friends, 'have come to diplomatic
blows in the Untied Nations over
tlje future of Cyprus, a large Med
iterranean island base which Bri
tain has and Greece wants.
After frve years of trying: to get
the British to agree on a Cyprus
plebiscite, the Greeks have an
nounced they will come in before
the end of the week with a plea
for U.N. intervention.
Trading on U.N. declarations
(.bout the right of all peoples
sell-determination, the Greeks now
want the U.N. to vote for an elec
tion on Cyprus which they are
sure would overwhelmingly favor
union with Greece.
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The British are pretty sure that
the Island's preponderantly Greek
population would vote that way
too. They don't like the idea
The British have just been forced
Into an agreement to leave the
Suez Canal area. Thty have been
sniped at by Spain, which wants
Gibraltar at the western gate of
the Mediterranean. They are fear
ful that Communist influence in
Cyprus, as well as In Greece it
self, might someday threaten ef
fectlveness of what is now con
sldered an important NATO base,
made more important by the prom
i.sed evacuation of Suez.
The British make no secret of
opposing any move to weaken their
hold on Cyprus.
They argue that Cyprus never
was a part of Greece, that Turkey
opposes any change In island rule
because almost one-fifth of the is
land's half-million population is
Turkish, and that any change
might hamper NATO defenses.
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! oay. Tuesday and Wednesday, Au
tust 17 and 18. Rev. Gear will
speak on "Creation Dramatired."
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I God. cooperating with that congro
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j School.
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Shows Only Silent Films
Br BOB THOMAS'
1 HOLLYWOOD W Here s one
movie house that doesn't worry
about converting to Superscope,
Vistavlslon or Clnemescope. It
hasn't even tried talkies yet.
The place Is called Silent Movies.
and It is the labor of love (or a
man named John Hampton. His
bipgest draws are Clara Bow, Lon
Chaney. Emll Jannlngs, William S.
Hart, Harold Lloyd, Mary Pick
ford. Pearl White, Charlie Chap
lin and Douglas Fairbanks Sr.
Hampton Is a movie-mad Okla
homan who has been running films
Since he was 13. At that age, his
father gave him a full-sized movie
projector. Every week he ran si
lent movies on a sheet In the par
lor of his Oklahoma City home
with an audience up to 100 kids.
When he grew Alder, he took
Jobs with movie exchanges, but
hi; heart was still with the silents.
He tried touring small town's with
his shows, but the rural folks want
ed only to see the new-fangled
talkies. He had to seek another
climate for health reasons, so he
took his operation to Florida. Pa
tronage proved to be seasonal, so
be moved here.
On Feb. 25. 1942. he opened the
silent movies on Fairfax Avenue
rear the heart of Hollywood. 11
was a fateful night. Los Angeles
was gripped by the scare of a Ja
panese bombing attack.
But Hampton managed to keep
the place open during the war and
has been In business ever since.
His wife takes tickets and he runs
ACCIDENT
BILBAO, Spain imA portable
wooden bullring collapsed yester
day at Valmaseda under the weight
of 2,000 spectators. Two were
killed, 51 seriously Injured and
more than 30 hurt.
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