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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TlrtJRSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 19M
Perry Como To Give Kirk
Close Shave Over TV Show
United Press Hollywood Writer
HOLLYWOOD ' UP An ex
barber will lather up Klrlc Doug,
"as- lace and shave oft his 270.000
beard Saturday n'tht-with mil
lions of television viewer looking
over the shaver's shoulder.
Tills 10-minule drama has no
-a pan hnvt no rehearsal.
The ex-barber to whom Kirk Is
trusting his famous lace u rnu
Como. who'll scrape away on his
program. , -
Douglas drew $270,000 to grow
v.. h.arH fni his role as painter
Vincent Van Clogh In one of MGM's
big pictures lor vmo. -lmm iui
Life." When the film was com
piled Monday, Como was Inspired
to bid lor the shaving Job.
But I'm not even tipping him,"
said Douglas as he packed to take
off lor the New York show. "Jack
Benny suggested that. I'm Hying
1 AAA In ttal o frAI KhflVel"
'Douglas claims he gave Como a
little practice wnn mo rui uy
sending him a case of fuszy peach
es. But there still are hazards.
"I have one cleft In my chin. I
might end up with two. And what
If MOM calls me back for re-takes
on "Lust for Life?' "
Douglas magnificent growth of
red Idvedl beard Is no ordinary
face decoration. Eight years ago
he decided he wanted to play the
Jife of Van Oogh. He became de
termined when Director Jean Ne
gulesco told him he resembled the
famed Dutch artist. Kirk painted
whiskers on a Douglas photograph
to prove It.
The actor was planning to pro
duce the picture when MOM noti
fied him It hBd the same Idea, and
wanted to hire Douglas lor me
movie.
For six months Douglas grew his
beard, an old talent as he also
wore one for "Ulysses." The film
was shot In Van Gogh's home and
studio In France and at MOM.
"I like a beard." he said. "You
can hide behind It sit qulelly and
look Interesting. People assume
you're thinking deep thoughts.
"But when Como asked If he
could shave It off, I thought It was
"a good Idea. I've done everything
else on TV. I played the banjo on
Jack Benny's show, sang snd
danced for Ed Bulllvan and did
gymnastics, with George Gobel.
"Of course." he added. "Como
hasn't barbered for years- If he
cuts my throat, the show will end
quickly."
Oregon State College
Names New Director
COKVALLIB 11 J. Kenneth
Munlord Is the new director of
publications at Oregon State Col
lege. He succeeds Dclmer M. Goode.
whp has reached retirement age.
Goode ' is remaining on the ObC
staff with other duties. ,
ALCOHOL BARRKD
FRANKFORT, Ky. Ifi Taking
the alcohol out of Christmas was
one of the first official actions of
Gov. A. B. Chandler yesterday.
Chandler. Inaugurated for his sec
ond term Tuesday, forbade use of
alcoholic beverages at Christmas
parties In state offices.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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LINCOLN Nrh UtDnli... ......
huntlnit lodiiy for or reportedly
ern outside the little white home
where young housewife wns
strangled yesterday.
The victim ws Nancy Parker,
22. Wife, of Citv Pnr.it. t.ti
F. Parker. He found her dead
when he returned home for lunch
uer mmming a Christmas tree
In the state capitol.
It HI. tint Imm.Hl.t.l.. ...
termined whether she had been
Twn workman tnM .1 ..
saw a dark blue Ford, 1949 or 1J50
model, outside the Parker home
Shortly afler Park.p l.r. ..1.. ....
terdny. Hie house is In the city's
nutnuiff rait.
The workmen said thev saw no
one in the car and did not see it
leave.
Parker found his wife's body on
bed. Tightly knotted around her
neck was a piece of twine. A ran
was stuffed in her mouth. Her
hands were bound behind her aod
she was halt clothed.
In Omaha, 60 miters awav. police
continued the search for the slay,
er of another womaa, Carolvn Nv.
Ins. 20-year-old University of Oma.
ha coed. She was found ddtta An a
campus load last Saturdav.
There was nothing to Jink th
two slaylnga.
FOftT ROCK Well drilling per.
miu (or this basin which are pend
ing may be processed soon, accord'
Ing to information from the state
engineer's office. Oregon law re
quires a water right filing with the
state engineer for pumping water
for a well for Irrigation similar
to those filed for water from surf
ace streams.
A statement released by Lewis
A. Stanley said:
'"The U.S. Geological Survey has
recently furnished us a prelimin
ary report on the ground water
situation In the Fort Rock Basin
and I believe we now have suf
ficient Information to make a pre
liminary determination as to the
amount of water which can be per
mitted to be withdrawn in certain
areas of the basui. '
"The applications for permits
which are now on file and which
have not been 'approved will be
carefully considered in the very
near future. I am of the opinion
that permits may be Issued on
some of these applications without
further investigation.
When the well permit question
first came up in late August, it
was the feeling in this region that
UAL Engineer
Strike Ends
CHICAGO I A seven-week
strike of flight engineers against
United Air Lines ended last night.
An airline spokesman said a set
tlement negotiated in Washington
provides that the 252 strikers will
be returned to the payroll "on or
Before Dec. 19 without discrimina
tion or disciplinary action."
United maintained service
throughout the strike by using qual
ified pilots as flight engineers,
thus touching off an lnterunion dis
pute which resulted In suspension
of the Air Line Pilots Assn. from
the AFL. . ,-
The AFL-CIO - Flight Engineers
International Assb.- struck United
Oct. 23 whentthe company rejected
union demand that flight en
gineer Jobs be limited to men hold
ing airframe and engine mainten
ance licenses. United ruled that
all newly hired engineers must be
qualified pilots.
Compsny and union spokesman
said the settlement provides for
United to give pilot training to en
gineers and for flight engineers
who do not want- to become pilot-
engineers to continue at flight en
gineers alone.
further applications would bu re
fused, at least temporarily.
Commenting on his department's
position, Stanley said: "There hts
been no restriction on the filing of
applications for permits to approp
riate ground water In the area.
Such applications vill be received
and filed at any time they are
presented, provided they are in
proper form. I intend, however, to
examine each application carefully
and to approve only those for which
the geological studies show a water
supply available."
It was Indicated that so far no
protests have been filed against
any applications for irrigation wells
anywhere in the Fort Rock Basin.
Asked about the possibility of the
large springs at Summer Late be
ing an outlet' for the underground
body of water, Stanley said:
"There has been no suggestion to
this office that the ground water
of the Fort Rock Basin is the
source of Ana River. Springs. The
profile of the ground water table
in the Fort Rock-Silver Lake area
indicate that water may be sink
ing into the earth in the vicinity of
Hole-In-The-Ground. eight miles! several years although the level
Hoie-in-ine-uiuui.u. nns r(.rn-"a almost unchamt.
northwest of Fort Rook. nce August ,
this water goes is pure speculation
at the present time.
Information frcm the Portland
Current Records Cenler of the U S.
Geological Survey show that the
ground water level is the highest
of record for this time of year.
Their most recent water level data
was of December 1. These records
show a generally rising trend for'
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CHRISTMAS PRESfXT
LEXINGTON Kv 1 r - i. , . 11.
Trial Commissioner W. Rodes Clay
...ri-u uiHi mammony was a good
idea for a man who said he plans
10 marry tne mother of his -yer,-;
old son. The man tnM ri... t.. if
Uved with iJm woman for U yearsf).
ina uiai liiMllmi( --will b her
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