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Newspaper Page TextPAGK TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH f'ALLSVCjREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1958 Death Claims Film Pioneer HOLLYWOOD UV-A1 Llchlman, enetime burlesque house usher who became a movie pioneer and produced tome of Hollywood's mrtct anroccfitl niliiroc ie ttaait "DENNIS THE MENACE" Sir Winston Said Imprbved ROQl'EBRUNE - CAP MAR. fcutio Qnd JV ctoa at 70 of a heart attack. The producer of "Boys Town," "The Wizard of Oz," "Green Dol phin Street" and other films suc cumbed yesterday at his home. Lichtman had been an executive and guiding force in such enter- 'prises as Famous Players, Metro Goldwyn-Mayer, United Artists and 20th Century-Fox and a key figure in development of wide screen Cinemascope. In 1919 he was associated with Mary Pickford, Douglas Fair banks, William S. Hart and David W, Griffith in the formation ol United Artists, distributing firm of which he became president. In 1935 he reorganized Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and made the deal for the distribution of the fabulously profitable "Gone With The Wind. He was executive pro ducer for M-G-M from 1938 to 1949. He joined 20th Century-Fox in 1949 and resigned as head of distribution in 1957. He returned last year to produce "The Young Lions." Lichtman leaves his widow, Rosa; a brother, Fred, Suffern, N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. Sarah . Katz, Bridgeport, Conn. Fur of the yak, a wild ox of Tib et in eastern Asia, is exported to western countries to make Santa Clans beards. - Tiir GUY a mmma ward MDISON MAN ndA ITECHNIC0L0Rt MWTU1y I SiahiA THE BOOR THEY SAID COULD NEVER BE FILMED! The Boldest The exciting stars of DOORS OPEN :SO P.M. SjTuGHTER Feature Fri. 6:55 t 10:15 Sat. 2:45-6:10 and 9:40 SLcUdA I Eyer Abbott - Brewster TO A 4 ?v Guided wis m.z r DiruiDn villi id nuue LAUGH-A-MINUTE CO-HIT GET HAITY . Til bet lots ct people would UKB pink golf clubs i 'Life Of The Sick Man By LOS ANGELES W-Want to be the life of the party? Dream of tossing off uproarious TOMORROW! VICTOR MATURE -DIANA DORS It SUNDAY! Author of our time! 'WRITTEN ON THE WIND' INDS SATURDAY Oo Oawi I2;4J P.M. $. FURY at SHOYtPOWM Feoture Fri. 9:00 Only Sat. 1:15,4:55 ond S:25 SUNDAY! u Robby.THE Robot iThe iiappy GENE KELLY . BARBARA IHZt Party' Called Psychiatrist quips? If you do, man, you're sick. That diagnosis comes from psychiatrist, Dr. Martin Grotjahn of the University of Southern Cal ifornia. a wii, says ur. uroljahn, " is an angry man in search of a vic tim. A witticism is his way of re leasing repressed hostility. If he doesn t find a victim, he will prob ably suffer from a migraine head ache attack." German-born and educated Dr. Grotjahn has made a search of the cause and meaning of laugh ter ana its relationship to the un conscious. He wrote a book about it entitled "Beyond Laughter." 'A witticism," he said yester day in an interview, "starts with an aggressive tendency or intent an insultlike, shocking thought. By clothing the insult with the veneer of laughter and the con vention of a joke, the wit brings his bottled up hostilities to the surface in a manner acceptable to society. If the wit didn't have this out let, a headache might occur. Thus. thought murder (the witticism) a day keeps the doctor away." Ur. Grotjahn has examined the gamut of comedians, amateur and professional. Some of his conclu sions: i lie Kidder one who ex presses nis own conilicl witn au thority, usually his parents; he imitates his lalhcr torturing his Alll. The caricaturist He In sults people, reduces them to the stroke of a brush or pen in manner acceptable to society. l lie clown He represents me depreciated father figure: once big and powerful, the father is reduced to a ridiculous, impo tent ngure. uo you Dlame a pour memory lor lorgetting jukes? that lsn t it at all, Dr. (iioliahn said. It s due to an unconscious desire to avoid the guilt of par ticipating in an aggression. "Laughter, as it provides a per missible release of unconscious aggressions, is one of the best safeguards of mental health," he .said. "In fact," he added, "the enter tainer is a friend of psychiatry oven though he is sick and doesn't know it." Lloyd Ouster Move Grows LONDON (.ri-Pressure for the ouster of Foreign Secretary Sel wyn Lloyd was reported rising to day following what the London Times called "one of his more inept performances" in the House of Commons. rrime Minister Macmillan hail to intervene in a House foreign affairs debate last night after the I. a b o r i t e opposition attacked Lloyd bitterly '.r refusing to out- line pi .-orw..s the government has made to Britain's allies to pave the way for an Kast-West sum- ; hi it ronterrm-p. I "Lloyd's lulure as foreign sec retary is now in doubt." declared the Daily Mail, an all-out Conser vative supporter. "His reputa tion has reached rock bottom." The pro-Conservative Daily Ex press asserted Lloyd had further damaged his parliamentary repu tation and declared ninny Conser vatives "leel Macmillan cannot with the best will in the world keep him (or long.'' Concerning British conditions for a summit conference, Llovd would only say that (I) these were being discussed with the NATO allies, and 2 Last-West talks on suspension of nuclear weapon tesls and on safeguards against sur prise attack would he useful prep arations lor a top-level meeting. Macmillan supported Lloyd's re fusal to go into details and reiter ated that carelul preparation must precede any summit meeting. KKt'OKT ON H.U VACCIXK LONDON UP) -The British Medical Journal reported todny that Asian flu accine tested dur- inj! last year's major epidemic was i per cent etlective. The Journal explained the term "ef fective" as meaning either pre venting the illness or easing its I effects. About 3.IKIU persons were treated with the serum at the ilime. most of them teachers and I students. 'KB NOTE: TW Hril4 Nvi to I rwpntlbls fr Uat nlnal chB rai ana iy una ,, mar ara ptibltakad mart)? m pablla nr ira ant ara farnlsbai by tha varlaaa aiaiiaaa mv.tc.j. KFLW-CBS k ABC, 1450 KC Friday, Feb. 21 00 Sporu Highlight! 6:05 Muaio for DLnuif 7:00 Ncwi CBS 7:09 Lowell Thoniaa CBS 7:20 Sporu Time CBS 7:25 People in the Newi ABC 7:30 Amni 'N" AnHv rnc 7:55 OTI vi. Oregon College Baiket- 10:00 The Richfield Reporter CBS 10 15 The Bob Inch Show 12:00 Sign Off Saturday, Feb. It fl:00 Early Morning New 6:15 Amerlca'i Favorite Muilc 7:00 Newi Breakfait Edition 7:15 Weathereaat 7:19 Breakfait Broadcast 7:30 Frank Gobi CBS 7:45 County Agent 7:55 Your., for a Happy Day 9:00 Newi CBS 9.05 TBA 9:20 TBA 9:30 Gummoke CBS 6:55 Weekend Ncwi Attf? 10:00 Muilc 10:05 Robt. Q. 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Morgan News DLBS 6:15 World of Sports 6:25 Strange But True 6:30 First Federal News 6:45 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 7:00 Bill Stern Sports News MBS 7:05 The Queen's Men MBS 7:30 News MBS 7:35 Exploring Tomorrow MBS a.w ivuno vs. orants fast ttasK el- ball Game 10:00 10:00 PM Headlines 10:10 Larry Jones Snorts 10:15 Mostly Music i:w wews & wentner Report 1:05 Mostlv Music 12:00 Sign Off Saturday, Feb. 22 5:30 News Summary ! 5:35 KFJ Eye Op-ner 6:00 News Summary 6:05 KFJ Eye Opener 6:30 News MBS 6:35 KFJ Eye Opener 6:50 Sports Report 7:00 News MBS Experts Air A-Blast Threat SAN FRANCISCO HV-Two lead- i ng California scientists debated on television last night about the danger of nuclear tests and wheth er they should be continued. Dr. Linus Pauling, who opposes 1 additional atomic blasts, said aft- j erwards that "it's too soon now ' to say" whether Dr. Edward Teller's arguments had changed ' his mind. Dr. Teller said he is, nearing 50 and finds it increasing-; ly hard to change his. Dr. Pauling, 56, declared that each superbomb explosion dooms 1 15.000 children to be born with defects in brain or body. Last ! month the California Institute of, Technology chemist and 1954 No bel Prize winner submitted to the United Nations a petition by 9,235 scientists who asked a ban on nu clear tests. Dr. Teller, Hungarian-born nu clear physicist at the University of California, contended that "The moment we stop nuclear testing, Soviet Russia will feel so strong it will want to and will take over the world." He held that the radioactive damage by tests has not been great when measured against sucn nnzards as smog. The broadcast over San Fran cisco s educational station, KQKD was filmed for distribution across the nation. AUTOMATION FOR PINNER HOLLYWOOD (UP)-The toast-, master was taking no chances that speakers at the National Standard Parts Assn. convention would overrun their allotted time. The orators knew they had to sit down when a traffic signal in the rear or the room turned amber I then red. For added emphasis, a Dell clanged vigorously. .'"' . t. The tailoring is English and very good I This low-priced sng gives you.imported-car.gas.savings! Thanks to it compact aize, this Consul model ia fun to drive, frugal of fuel. Yet there'a as much room inside a in American sedans. 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