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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1954
illy Canada Air Hits East
By TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS
Gusty northerly wlnas blew chil
ly Canadian air over wide areas
In the eastern half of the nation
Friday. It also was cn the cool
side in most of the Northwestern
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The cold air streaming south
ward from Canada indicated only
moderate rises in temperature.
Mild weather, however, appeared
in prospect attain for Florida,
parts of Georgia and in the far
Southwest.
Light rain fell during the night
in a belt from Die Great Lakes
southward to the Eastern Gulf of
Mexico and over the southeastern
states. The showers changed to
snow flurries In Minnesota. Show
ers and snow flurries also fell
along the eastern slopes of the
Central Rockies.
Partly cloudy or clear skies were
reported in other sections of the
country.
Heaviest rainfall was reported
In the southeast, with nearly an
Inch In Macon, Ca., and Pensa
cola, Fla.
Readings ranged in the 30s and
low 40s, in the Northern states
from the Rockies to the Pacific
Coast. Below freezing tempera
tures and strong northerly winds
were reported In the Northern
Flams.
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group on a tour of United Fund agencies. Fro
and Margaret Uualls were demonstrating thai
and leather symbols of achievements. They ex
one ot Camp Fire Girls unique features, and a c
ceives, through honors and ranks, recognitio
helped to develop right attitudes toward wor
County are served through Blue Birds, Camp F
and tamily, the program stresses homemaking a
ment of the individual.
en Johnny and Suzie visited their Camp Fire
m left in costume, Judy Dewey, Beverley Moore
r ceremonial costumes decorated with beads
plained that the ceremonial or council fire is
herished experience through which a girl re
n of attainments and through which she is
k and life. More than 1000 girls in Klamath
ire Girls and Horizon Club. Built around home
nd related crafts with emphasis on develop-
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7 00 Godfrey Digest CBS
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7;&5 DougU Edward! V Tha Ntwa
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:43 Ride the Bus
C:M Music
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4:: Basin Briefs
4 40 Spin with Wynne
100 City Hospital CBS
B 25 Galen Drake CBS
S:30 Today's Sports tilghlighll
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(1:55 Hometown News
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6 .10 This Week in Washington ABC
B 45 words oi Life
7 00 Two for The Money CBS
7.30 Lawrence Welk Army Show ABC
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And he U almost regal In the w,j
he walks. - . .
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD 'l The Hon la not
the king of the Jungle.
The vulture is not such a bad
creature after all.
There la no such thing as the
lust to kill in wild animals.
Thcie are some of the tilings I
learned from 'a fascinating couple
named Al and Elma Milott. They
have Just returned from two years
and eight months in Africa,
where they filmed another of
Walt Disney's nature studies, "The
Lion and His Domain."
Can you imagine being alone
with your wife o, husband 24 hours
a day for most of two years ana
eight months? That's the way it
was with the Milotts during tneir
African stay. It might prove wear
ing to most couples, but the Mi
lotts. are a remarkable pair.
Mrs. Milott, a plump, happy
woman, began her love of nature
early. Her father was a Seattle
newspaperman who loved the out
doors, and Elma took to the camp
lire girl routine. She helped con
vert Ai, a University ol Wash
ington graduate, after they mar
ried and set up a photography
studio in Ketchikan, Alaska.
"Whenever he got nervous,
he'd take a walk," Elma said
"He could walk five minutes from
the studio and bs in the wilds."
"I used to hunt in Alaska," soft
spoken Al added. "But I gave that
up wnen we started photographing
tne animals. You can't do both;
you get to be too sympathetic'
The Milotts took only a pistol
when they invaded the wilds of
Africa, and then only because it
was required by law. They shot
100,000 feet of film, of which about
3,000 will be used in the finished
product. Much ot it is fabulous
material, and they learned some
interesting acts about the ani
mals. For instance:
"The lion is not the king of the
jungle. The elephant is: he can go
anywhere he wants. The lion will
Kive way to an elephant or a rhino.
But the lion will attack a baby
elephant.
"The vulture Is not such a bad
fellow elter all. He does a im
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Southern Oregon Music Co.
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