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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1953 Top Actress To Quit Films HOLLYWOOD ID Elizabeth Taylor, a top contender for this year's Oscar as best actress, said today that 1058 will probably be ber last year as a movie queen. "My husband (Mike Todd) does not want me to be an actress," she told a reporter. "And I don't want it either." She currently is making "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at MGM. the studio where she made her first picture in 1942 "Lassie, Come Home." Only 26, she has spent 16 of those years working in front of cameras. Her contract winds up with fnt " She's hInm committed to work for her husband in "Don Quixote, the picture that may De her farewell performance. R.it u'hat nf .in excentiohal script the lure that has brought many an actress out oi announced a-nllrpmonf "There's no script good enough to get me DacK once l quu unu that time is no more than two at ih mnst three pictures awav. "1 am just too busy otherwise." She has three children, two Dy her previous husband, Michael Wilding, and one by Todd. That's what she means by "loo busy otherwise." Mr Hrtcnitp nnhliritv to the Con trary, is less actressy than most movie stars, to intimates, sne seemed more thrilled about being a Connecticut housewife than any thing else. She admits her favorite role is Mrs. Mike Todd but adds: ' "It's really more of nn occu pational disease than a role." SPACE AH) PROGRAM SEEN WASHINGTON UI' - Rep. Frank T. Bow (R-Ohio) shuddered today to think what could hap pen if Congress some day starts "junketing around outer space." He foresaw such things as a "space aid" program, demands for an irrigation system on Mars and use of the U.S. Information Agency to "promote better under standing of America in the Milky Way." Bow, in his weekly news letter to constituents, said he "felt a chill of apprehension." OOORS r PEN 6:30 P. H. SIX ACADEMY i AWARD ' NOMINATIONS Hfil AcUr Btl I'lcture Deil Di rection a tint flup pcrt'nr A 0 t r a I licit Round e Hot t Film Cdillni S3 Tyroke Power Marline Dietrich CHARLES UUGHTDN -f Witness k PROSECUTION i - h 5 ; 1 (; i a - C- id J ill Vv l -7 I f '..-4. kj IP THESE WOMEN PRISONERS were among the 24 Klamath County Jail inmates who do nated blood. Wednesday when the bloodmobile was. in Klamath Falls. In appreciation for the cooperative spirit shown by the prisoners, Sheriff Murray Britton specified that fried chicken with, all the attachments would be the Thursday menu. Britton is pictured above displaying a pan of the "southern fried" to some of the women prisoners. At far left in the picture is Dorothy Post, jail matron. In the background, and completely covering the wall, ere countless pinups of Elvis Photo by Kettler Movie Actresses Differ On New Chemise Fashions By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD I Chemise or not chemise that is the question. The controversy rages among women everywhere, and that in cludes Hollywood. A cross-section of opinion from the style-setting glamor girls In dicates that not all of them are taking the chemise to their bosoms. Italian sexpot Sophia Loren wears em and lutes cm. I think they're very elegant." says she, adding this bit of phil- POORS OPEN :SO P.M. ENDS TONIGHT ! Tunisians Eye Compromise TUNIS Wl President Habib Bourguiba is reported to have a Breed to the first step ot a com promise plan that would allow French forces to remuin in con trol of the big naval base at Bi-zerte. The Tunisian President de manded that all French forces get out of his country after the French bombing of Sakiet Sidi Youssef last month. But under the plan reportedly worked out by U.S. conciliator Robert Murphy, the French would pull their forces back to Bizerte and leave neutrals guarding French airports to insure that they would not be used by Alger ian rebels. Coupled with the French with drawal to Bizerte also would be the token evacuation of a few thousand of France's 22,000 troops in Tunisia. Informed sources said Bourgui ba already has agreed to neutral suporvision of the nir bases. TOMMY SANDS. ULI 6ENTU' FMhird At 7:00 ft 10:15 RCT mm HENRY MORGAN ' Shown At 8:55 Only MOCAMBO 2nd HITI UISTV, tOUIINO MUSICAL! 2 SONOSI liUM I I "on Howard osophy: "A girl doesn't have to show her figure to be sexy. She is much more tantalizing if she doesn't show it." Militant in the anti-chemise camp is Rhonda Fleming. She argues: Why should women go through all the suffering they do in dieting and exercising to build a lovely and attractive fig ure, then cover it up with a sack: f think It's an insult to the intelligence of the men for whom women dress attractively. I wouldn't be caught dead in one of the things. The battle cry should be: 'to blazes with the sack, let's get the figure back!' " Jean Simmons is less violent but sympathetic to Rhonda's cam paign. Her view: If anyone can get away with the sack vogue, it is the tall, slim girl with very little lines. Personally, I don't care for the style." The pro-chemise crowd has t formidable ally in Kim Novak She argues: "It looks as though the style is here to stay. We might as well go along with it. hhnlcy Temple has this to say "They're not for me. But I must admit that I am 'getting used' to seeing them, and on some women I hoy can look good. My cross-section included some males, nil of whom were violently opposed to the chemise. Printed Pattern Church Holds Talk On Love (Radio-J(S Jjog iftip 9004 12 CHICAGO m How win you know when you meet the right one? That's one of the questions that figure in discussions of love, dat ing and marriage that drew, hun dreds ot teen-agers to 14 Roman Catholic churches in the Chicago urea lust night. The talks, a series of six run ning through Lent and ILGVU Strike Halt Expected NEW YORK UPl - Striking gar ment workers and dress manufac turers have reached agreement on money issues and appear headed for a full settlement today or tomorrow. The ticklish problem of con tract enforcement the other major issue in the six-day-old strike is still to be resolved. An employer spokesman said last night both sides agreed on an IV per cent package increase. The spokesman said it includes an 11 per cent boost in base pay and a payroll deduction for sev erance pay of one half of 1 per cent. Agreement also was reached on overtime for piece workers 81 per cent of the workers are em ployed on this basis after 35 hours. Union officials declined to con firm or deny the reported terms. The dispute, first major strike by the International Ladies Gar ment Workers Union in 25 years, has affected nine Eastern states and idled 105,000 ILGWU members. The wage agreement came af ter two days of intensive media tion by two peacemakers appoint ed by Mayor Robert F. Wagner former U.S. Sen. Herbert H. Lehman and Harry Uviller. im partial chairman of the dress industry. The mediators joined with Da vid Dubinsky, president of the union, and employer leaders in expressing confidence that work will be resumed Wednesday. The industry has complained that nonunion penetration and the union's failure to demand uniform conditions have forced manufac turers to cut corners as a means of staying in business. Prestrike wages in New York City averaged $2.10 an hour, 50 lo 75 cents an hour less elsewhere down to such facts of life as sex, dishes and garbage, arc conduct ed by the Canu Conference of Chicago. The Rev. Waller lmbiorski, as sistant director of the organiza- California Weather By UNITED PRESS San Francisco Bay Region: Oc getting ;caiionnl light rain today: clearing md slightly colder tonight: high today near 57; low tonight 45 in downtown San Francisco and Oak land and 35-40 in the suburbs; fair Tuesday: southeast winds 10-20 mph today becoming northeast lion, said vou will know that you i Tuesday: rain probability 80 per have met the right one. boys and: cent today; 20 per cent tonight i-irls if vnn run snv "ves" to the I and Tuesday followinc aueries: I Northern and Central California: "t. Cn 1 find h.niDincss mak-i Occasional light rain San Fran- ine the other nerson hanov? 'cisco-Sacramento northward today "t Will he nr Oie pk mvland south to Santa Maria and r....it- - A H.ilcprsfiplH biln thU nftprnnnn nnri liiuiia turn n c.icuit'SM a nuu sun - - ...... . - Inve me' i tonight; clearing and colder in the "3. Can I reveal my fears, am- north portions tonight: generally dreams and still lie ,1,lr '""day; coastal winds van- anie ia mpn uxiay ana norineriy bit ions and "4. Can I see myself washing Tuesday W Hih tnr him nr i-nrrvino I Mt. Sll.lSta out the garbage for 'her 365 days Sno,w ':,t;'; clearings to- IUIUVI IU- Mt. Shasta and Siskiyou Area: night and fair Tuesday day and tonight. Sierra Nevada: Snow flurries north portion today and south por tion this afternoon and tonight a year for 50 years? "5. Will I lovo her when she's .10 pounds heavier, or love him when he's bald? "ft Ai 1 a hAttnc lurixi, cinc w mot -more thoughtful. iKS!cloarinfi north portion tonight; fair sejrjs- tin nil but extreme south portion ' "7. Am I proud of the partner Twda" wldor in the north por 1 have duisen? Do 1 enjov intro-',tm south portion Tues- ducinc her - or him - to mv d": sllhtl' dr tomsht. frioMH-" Sacramento Valley: Occasional Father (ID NOTE: TtM Herald and Nm to, not reipomibla for lait mlnuta chant in th radio and TV achadulaa. Thy ara published merely as a public terv lc and are furnished by the various tatlona Involved, KFLW-CBS & ABC. 1450 KC Monday, March 10 ! OO Sport Higftiigmi 6 OA Muiic for Duunf 7:00 News CBS 7:09 Lowell Thomas CBf 7:30 Sports Time CBS 7:U People In the News ABC 7:30 Amot N Andy CBS 7:55 Music 1 e OO News CBS 8:05 Mai ten of Melody CBS 8 30 Robt. 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Official Gives Report On Foreign Aid Program 11:35 Sign KVIP TV Channel 7, Redding California Monday, March 10 2:00 Comedy Time 2:30 Truth or Consequences 3:00 This Is The Life 3:30 Do You Trust Your Wife 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00 Inside Your Schools 5:30 Komic Karnival Cartoons, Lit tle Rascals, Jerrio 6:30 Kit Carson Show "Dry Creek 7:00 Our Miss Brooks "Capistrano's Revenge" 7:30 28 Men TBA 8:00 Silent Service "The Jack at Tok yo" 8:30 Wells Fargo 0:00 Twntv One 9:30 Lawrence Welk Top Tunea and New Talent 10:30 Late Show "Pride of the, Legion" Victor jory, ifin-iin-Ain 'wr. 12:00 Late News Tuesday, March 11 -, 11:30 Luncheon With Jerrio 12:00 Matinee Theater Color i 1:00 Queen ror a way 0 1:45 Modern Romances 2:00 Comedy Time 2:30 Truth or Consequences 3:00 Mission at Mid Century Re ligious 3-30 Do You Trust Your Wife , 4:00 American Bandstand 4:45 Shasta college 5:00 Shasta College TV Geology Coure . . 3:30 Komic Karnival Cartoons. 'Lit- tie Rascals 8:30 Western Marshal "The Terror Town" 7:00 Wagon Train 20 DB 8:00 Gobel Fisher Show 9:00 Dick Powell Theater "Trails End" 9:30 Newa , 0:35 Philco Playhouse "Black Swan" Tvrone Power, Maureen O'Hara, Thomas Mitchell, George Sanders 12:00 Late News Crank Slashes Portrait Of Ike HOUSTON, Tex. WV-An oil por trait of President Eisenhower was found slashed in the exclusive Houston Club yesterday and a note found on the picture said "We don't like ike in Texas." Henry 0. Barbour, club man ager, told police he found the pic ture slashed. Barbour, who val ued the painting at more than $1,000, said it had been in the club 10 davs and was sent to the State Capitol in Austin. The portrait was by Boris G. Gordon of Washington. WASHINGTON Wt-A top State Department official says the ex tent of foreign aid this year has not been "particularly affected" by a billion-dollar cut in admin istration requests a year ago. But C. Douglas Dillon, deputy undersecretary of state for eco nomic altairs, saia ine iuii amount of this year's request of $3,940,000,000 "is necessary to en able us to continue the basic pro gram." And he said it will not re Dlenish depleted pipelines, or backlogs of funds, for military and defense-support aid. Further. Dillon said, contingent cy funds are "dangerously de pleted" and "we would have great difficulty meeting an emergency should one arise before the end of the current fiscal year, June 30. Dillon said this in testimony Feb. 27 at a closed-door hearing of the House Foreign Affairs Com mittee. The testimony was made public today. The Eisenhower administration last year asked for $4,400,000,000 in new foreign aid funds. Congress approved $3,400,000,000. Dillon told the committee that basically the services we are providing ane the materials we are delivering this year are not particularly affected by the cuts. He said expenditures this year are estimated at about $3,700,000,000 and flow largely from fiscal 1957 and earlier appropriations. A cut below the $3,940,000,000 Uiow ..requested, he said, -would mean "a comparable reduction in the effectiveness of the program" in the years ahead. He said the administration's new request, for the fiscal year start ing July 1, contemplates a further reduction of 400 million dollars in jmilitary aid pipelines. oy june au, iasa, ne said, this pipeline will total about three bil lion dollars which he said "ap pears to be the minimum required to successfully carry on a mili tary assistance program of about two billion dollars a year." The defense support pipeline al so will be reduced to "the bare minimum before tms June 30, he said. COME! See Saw Cuts you've never seen before De1Yalt' World War I was touched off in 1914 when a Serb student assas sinated Archduke Ferdinand of Austria and his wife at Sarajevo Bosnia. Unit oj wttk Ji? 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