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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE HoJyvood Goes All Out For Bridey Murphy Gags, Fever Rv At 1VL' f w n ( 1 niltd Prrss Hullywoud Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP .-Hollywood is caught in a Bridy Murphv' fever with gags, ads about hypnotists and even one star. Paul Douglas surpassing them all with a new telev.slon series. Bridey is the subject of a ben selling book on "ase regression" hypnosis. A Colorado woman claimed that under hypnosis .he discovered she was an Irish girl in another century. Pilmites have cot toned to this new idea. "e d in the Hollywood trade Policy Moves Irk Congress WASHINGTON lPl Senate and House Democrats grumbled today that the Eisenhower administra tion has been neglecting to consult congress before making major foreign policy moves like the tank shipment to Saudi Arabia. For the moment at least, the issue of the shipment itrelf took a back seat as Eome Democrats used it as a springboard for fresh pro tests over what Sen. Morse D-Ore i denounced as "a course of foreign policy by secrecy." But Rep. Judd (R-Minnl, a mem ber of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said, "I think they've consulted us on all that we have had a right to expect." The evident mood of some Dem ocrats indicated that Secretary of State Dulles might be in for a Jairly rugged reception when he is called to explain the how and why of the tank deal, probably later this week. The Houte Foreign Affairs Com mittee chairman. Rep. Richards (D-SC), ripped into the administra tion which he said "is still of the 19th century vintage opinion that in the foreign alfairs field the House is an illegitimate member of the family, and a weak-minded illegitimate son at that." Richards' outburst brought to the surface a latent resentment over what he says is an administration tendency to look to the Senate in consultation on foreign policy matters. He said her knew nothing about a Saturday decision to lift a brief embargo in all arms ship ment to the troubled Middle East. VAs far as I know," he added, "none of the House leaders were consulted in advance either." Senators Sparkman (D-Ala) and Morse said the Senate Foreign Re lations Committee was ignored too. and that Chairman George (D-Ga) wasn't notified of the original plans to send 18 light tanks to Saudi Arabia. They said George was told only when the administration or dered the tanks shipped after a restudy of the situation. Sparkman and Morse serve on George's committee. oapcrs reads "Reincarnatiou? Dr. Seide will regress you back through time to trv to establish a life before." The doctor says sev eral movie towners have made ap pointments to try to find out if they were stars in other centuries. "One patient discovered she was a horse in 1650." he cried. Columnists and TV comedians have popped up w ith such gags as. Ralph Edwards is doing a TV show on Bndey Murphy called This Was Your Life."! A screen treatment on the book is making the rounds of the stu dios. But Douglas has beat every one to the punch by announcing a TV scries he claims will put Bridey Murphy in the shade. Douglas, in association with pro ducer Peter Ralhvon and United Press London columnist. Robert Musel, secured rights to dramatize the cases of the Society of Psychi cal Research. This organization ! thenlicated cases nf nsvrhie nhe- nomcnon," such as mental telep athy. Bridey Murphy-type reincarna tion. Douglas says, will not be touched. "We will not attempt to drama tize anything that is not conclu sive." Douglas said. "The society is composed of scientists, profes sors and learned men. They are very serious. They frown on table moving, mediums. None of that charlatanism. They aren't a bunch of tea leaf boys." Douglas will host and narrate the series, to be filmed in Eng land beginning in April. The series will be released on TV next fall. "We'll use English casts," Doug las added. "They are very cooper ative as against the skeptics and scoffers you'd fine In Hollywood." Japanese Ships Seek Red Mines TOKYO 11 Japan's Maritime Safety Board called out three extra boats Tuesday to comb the Tsugaru Strait for floating mines apparently Russian. The board said four mines were spotted Sunday and Monday near the strait, which separates the main island of Honshu and the northernmost island of Hokkaido, Two were exploded. The others bobbed away. A U. S. Navy spokesman de clared recently the Communists are deliberately releasing Russian model mines into the Sea of Japan. I f t ill mm ' ' ' ''- , ' - iff - V 4 A NEW MEMBER OF THE ELKS. Charles Thomas "Tom" Schu bert, left, recently was initiated into the Klamath Falls BPO Elks No. 1247 by his father John Schubert, former Exalted Ruler of the lodge. The senior Schubert is tha only former Exalted Ruler in the history of the Klamath Falls lodge to initiate two of his sons into the organiiations. John Schubert Jr. has been a member of the lodge for some time. 'Creepy-Peepy' Added By Army WASHINGTON I The Army has added to its combat arsenal a gadget It calls the "creepy peepy" a television camera and transmitter designed for use in for ward battle areas. One man could move the 55 pound camera and transmitter to an advanced position under cover of darkness, then withdraw to safe ty. A receiver set up behind the lines would record the transmit ter's signal on a 10-lnch picture tube. Although designed for combat use. "creepy-peepy" might be used BILL APPROVED TOKYO 11 The Cabinet Tues, day approved a bill doubling the income tax for foreign residents, with higher totals to follow. KF Air Samples To Be Tested The results of air samples from live Klamath Falls sampling sta ins will be tested by W. J. Whit sell, associate engineer for the tat sanitary authority, during his visit here February 27-28. The stations have been operating ftince 1963 and announcement of the engineer's visit was made in a letter from R. E. Hatchard. chief of air pollution control, to the Klamath Falls City Council. RE-OPENING For Your Eating Pleasure Gar -Lou Dinners 4418 So. 6th HOURS: 1 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday thru Sunday II 12 LX ' commercially for TV coverage of fast breaking news stories, presi dential nominating conventions and sports events, the Army said. Youth Admits Slayings, Fire BEATTYVILLE, Ky. 'A 12-year-old buy has admitted shoot ing to dea;h his father and brother. thru setting tire to their isolated cabtn. j The boy and his 9-year-old sister kept the slayings secret lor three! days, County Judge Cecil Kincaid: said. , He said William BrandenburK broke down under questioning; audi aaimltcd shooting his lather Bract. 63, and his brother Luther, The boy gave no motive lor the slaytniis last Friday. But he fcairi he and his sister Hallie had looked lor money they thought Luther had hidden and had been scolded by their father lor b?ir.j out in Uie rain. Kincaid said William told him he went irto the house and shot Luther with a ,22-caliber rille. When his tather came to investi gate the shot, the boy grabbed an other rifle and killed him, the jud?e quoted William. I The boy spread kerosene over the house and set it on fire and, he and his sister went to their grmamother's for the night. Kin-! caid quoted him. 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