HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY. MAY 16. 1953
Truillo Not First Alien To Win Film Stars' Hearts
Descendents Of
Civil War Wed
By BUB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD IfU. Gen. Ra
fael Trajillo Jr. i not the first
dashing foreigner to sway the
hearts of Hollywood's glamor
girls, nor will he be the last.
Few have been as lavish as
young Trujii'o. with his gifts of
costly cars lo Kim Novate and Za
Zsa Gabor. Few hae been as se
cretive. Either Ktm is a better
actress than the critics say or
else she was genuinely surprised
when I told her in San Francisco
that her steady dale had a wife
and six children.
Gloria Swanson can be credited
with starting the foreign invasion.
In 1926. she returned from Europe
in triumph, with her new husband.
Marquis de la Falaise de la Cou-
dray. The union lasted five years,
after which Constance Bennett
took over as the marquis i.
The marquis was followed by the
marrvins Mdivams. These were
with his international courtship of
I Then there was Porfirio Rubi-
Rita Hayworth, their marriage,
their divorce. His romances have
included other dolls, such as Gene
Tierney and Kim Novak (that
name again!).
A chance meeting in a Holly
wood night ciun led to marriage
for Nancy Valentine and the Ma
harajah of Cooch Behar. But the
maharajah couldn't sell the home
folks on the idea. AJter a few
years. Nancy had the union an-
rosa. who appears to have been
the Mdivanis wrapped up into one.
The marrying countryman of Gen.
TrujiUo conducted a well-publicized
romance with Zsa Zsa Ga
HOPKIS'SVIU.E. Ky. lfl A
youni! couple whose grea'.-grand-
fathers fought for the South in the
Civil War will be married In a
three handsome, romantic sons of
a Mohammedan Bey of Georgia.!
a Caucasus state in od Russia.
The princes married and divorced
often, usually to famous and
wealthy women. Among the
matches: Serge Pola Negri; Da
vidMae Murray; Alexis Bar
Confederate atmosphere here
bor (Her again?). She claimed
June 3.
they were engaged at one point
but he drifted off to other mat
ters. Miss Capitola West. 17. and
Tommy Chark-s Jr., 20, of .he
nearby Lacy community, will be
married in a ceremony climaxing
the 130th anniversary of the birth
COCKTAIL BARM
of Jefferson Davis.
The ceremony will take place on
the spot where Davis, president
bara Hutton.
Sudden death took two of the
princes Serge at polo and Alexis
in a Spanish auto crash. David
has lived quietly in recent years
as husband of the adopted daugh
ter of oilman Harry Sinclair.
Aly Khan created plenty of news
I nulled because India wouldn t rec
BR00KLLNE. Mass. The
ognize ii.
cocktail lounge of a fashionable
of the Confederacy, was born. A
331-foot monument marks the
The courtship of Grace Kelly
motel built recently in this Bos
ton suburb formerly was barn
and Prince Rainier of Monaco was
spot.
The couple and wedding attend
ants will wear Civil War cos
tumes or Confederate Army uni
forms. conducted on a dignified levl.
dating from 1795. The barn, orig
Their romance blossomed in
inally located at Rumney. N. H.,
France and the prince pursued his
was brought here piece by piece
suit here.
ana reassembled.
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By CHARLES MERCER
NEW YORK 00 When a report
er returns from an assignment
with as much enthusiasm for it
as he had before he undertook it.
he almost invariably has a good
story.
By that standard Chet Huntley
should have an absorbing story
Sunday when "Outlook" presents
a 90-minute examination of Is
rael: The Next 10 Years."
When he returned from Israel
with director Jack Sughrue and
cameraman Tom Priestley, Hunt-
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Squadron in Klamath Falls, has been completed and a tentative opening time has'
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chapel was completed at a cost of $121,684. U.S. Air Force Photo.,
Sunday TV Show Should Be
ley had high enthusiasm for Is
rael's democratic army and its
growing atomic energy program.
They will be the chief substance
of Sunday's "Outlook."
"Man for man the Israeli army
is the best in the world," says
Huntley. "Its chief problems in
volve materiel, not manpower, for
almost every Israeli, women as
well as men is a member of it.
It is one of the biggest factors in
the Middle East, yet few western
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icans realize is the vitality of the
Israeli . atomic, energy program.
It's not concerned with bomts, but
with such things as growing to
matoes without water. II produces,
for example, the world's r purest
heavy oxygen, much of which it
exports to other countries."
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forts on television Sunday, CBS-
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Participants include Lester B.
Pearson, leader of the Liberal
Party of Canada; Eric A. John-,
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former members of the U. S. State
Department, Dean Rusk, Paul H.
Nitze and Robert R. Bowie. How
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