TUESDAY. .Tl-LY 22.
HERALD AND TCEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON'
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Wartime Incident Started
Writer On Way To Fame
By CYNTHIA LOHRY
NEW YORK 'APi-When Harry
Junkin. serving in the Royal Ca
nadian Air Force, was stationed
at Ottawa in 1!I40, he unexpected
ly received a leave.
With only minutes to catch a
plane to Montreal, Junkin tried to
telephone his wile about his home
comma. He couldn't make the
call: the circuits were busy.
The incident, however," has
turned out to be Junkin's nest ese.
"I started thinkinc about the busv
circuits and wonderins what a
Paraplegic
Sent To Cuba
NKW YORK (API A parapleg
ic who escaped twice with his
wheel chair from Welfare Island
and spent some of his Iree time
at the movies was put on a plane
ior LUDa yesterday by tmmigra
lion authorities.
This was the third time that Luis
Oswaldo Lavin-Gardin was deport
ed from the United States. He en
tered the country illegally three
times.
Two immigration officers to
whom he. surrendered in mid
Manhattan yesterday went with
him to Idlewild Airport. The offi
cers took no chances, and
mained at the airport until the
plane left.
Last Wednesday an immigration
officer went to Bird S. Coler Me
morial Hospital on Welfare Island
to take Lavin-Gardin into custody
He had escaped.
On Thursday the fugitive was
picked up by a federal agent and
returned to the hospital. The next
day he escaped again.
Lavin-Gardin told the inspectors
he had outside help in making
both escapes. He is a paraplegic
as the result of having been shot
by a slate trooper six months ago
while resisting arrest.
Lavin-Gardin said he was taken
to the home of a friend Wednesday
and visited two moving picture
theaters.
person would do if the message
were a matter of life and death,
he said. "And then I sat down
and wrote 'Long Distance." "
And "Long ' Distance" has
turned out to be a broadcasting
classic. It was first performed on
radio by the Canadian Broadcast
ing Co. in 19-tl iJunkin was a
CBC writer). It was repeated by
CBC in 1943. lfMS and 1947. It was
played by the Australian Broad
casting Co. in 1946. and done by
the British Broadcasting Corp. in
1947.
In 1948 Junkin got a job with
NBC radio in New York. "Long
Distance" was his first show and
it was such a popular success it
was repeated three months later
In 1950 it turned up on televi
sion, as The Clock, three years
later Miriam Hopkins did it on
Viedo Theater and it was repeat
ed the next year. It was used in
Canada, France, Switzerland and
Germany.
Now it is coming up again on
July 25 on the Playhouse of
Stars. This time Jessica Tandy is
the heroine and it is a filmed
show.
In all, "Long Distance" has
been played about 20 times each
time Junkin reaps new financial
rewards and thus has established
some sort of a record, if only by
the translation into African for
Durban and Capetown listeners.
It is a suspense story, showing
the mounting tension as the wife
of a man scheduled for execution
attempts to get through a tele
phone call about newly discov
ered evidence and finds the cir
cuits busy.
Junkin himself has gone on to
become one of television's busiest
free-lance writers, turning out
scripts for all the top live dramat
ic shows and many of the series
and serials.
WALLET FOUND
SCOUT NEWS
LAKEVIKW - Eight boys of
Scout Troop 76 and Scout Com
mitteeman Delbert Milholland
from Lakeview attended the sum
mer camp at Camp Makualla. Cres
cent Lake, during the week of
July 6 through July 12. The boys.
all of whom received their second
class badges while at camp, were
James Ackerman, Vernon Buck
ley, Michael Hale, Robert John
son. James McDonald. David Mil
holland. Dennis O'Malley and
James Tooke. On the camp staff
were Dick Wyatt. scout executive,
and Mike Deming, Eagle Scout,
both of Lakeview.
MAUD, Tex. Justice of the
Peace Paul Jones didn't succeed
on his first attempt, so he search
ed the waters of Lake Texarkana
every day for a month and a
half. Monday he proved the tim-
honored theory that persistance
pays off by finding a wallet he
had dropped in the lake six weeks
ago.
ACTOR TO MARRY
NICE, France (AP) Sydney
Chaplin. 34. musical comedy star
son of Charlie Chaplin, said today
he and French dancer Noelle
Adam are planning to marry. The
couple met in New York about
three months ago when the blonde
dancer starred in the Francoise
Sagan ballet "The Broken Date.'
BEGGING
GREENVILLE. S.C. (AP An
offer to outfit' 10 semifinalists in
the Miss South Carolina beauty
pageant went begging. The Caro
lina Blouse to. ottered size si
blouses, the only size on hand
The smallest of the pageant's 45
contestants measures 33-22-34.
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CITY BRIEFS
Picnic Catholic Daughters and
K.C. picnic Sunday, July 27, at
Malin Park. Please bring lunch
and table service. Refreshments
will be furnished.
Submarine Rilev H. Keysor.
chief torpedoman's mate. I'SN.
son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Keysor,
Route 2, is serving aboard the Pa-
cilic Fleet submarine USS Pickerel
at Pearl Harbor, T.H.
Marine Corps Marine-Sat. Stan
ley W. Kuhlman. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Kuhlman. 343 Donald
.Street, is serving at the Marine
Corps Cold Weather Training Cen
ter, Bridgeport. California.
Carnation Club Carnation Club
of Degree of Honor will meet at
the home of Ruby Bell. 69 Pine
"But you HAVE taught me that one has to work for
what one gets especially if he gets it from you!"
Mate, Heiress Reach Accord
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) Gregg
Juarez and his 18-year-old es
tranged British heiress wife have
reached a custody agreement on
heir baby daughter.
Juarez, an interior decorator.
snatched the baby, 7-month-old
Bianca. from his wife's arms July
8 just before a plane was to take
off for Nassau, the Bahamas. He
also handed separation papers to
his wife, the former Frederika
i Bono) Sigrist.
In the settlement, reached here
yesterday at a conference with
State Supreme Court Justice Mar-
4r PROFESSIONAL
RODEO
i Julv 2S.2S.27
TROIBLE AGAIN
PAWTl'CKET. R.I. (AP)-Trou
hie brewed again at the Slater
Park Zoo when two African lions,
separated in their cages by a par
tition, clawed away at each other
by reaching around iron bars. Re
cently a Canadian black bear and
a polar bear mixed it up from
ineir adjoining cages.
Street. Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. The hostesses w ill be Ruby
Bell and Ruth Kunzman.
Royal N'rlchlKirt of America
will hold a regular meeting
Wednesday. Julv 23. at 7:30 p.m.
in the IOOF Hall. Charlotte Car
michael will show her colored pic
tures of the World's Fair at Brus-
els and other places visited dur
ing her recent trip abroad. There
will ' be refreshments. All mem
bers welcome.
Annu.g Picnic for Hope Luth
eran Church and Sunday School
will be held at Wiard Park Sun
day, July 27, starting at 10:30 a m
The pntluck dinner will be served
at 12:30 p.m.
Attending the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Oregon Conlerence camp
meeting at Portland last weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Camp
bell and family, Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Denny. Dr. and Mrs
Craig Pearson and family. Elder
io Pitloni, Mrs. Juarez will have
custody of the child each year ex
cept between June 15 and Sept.
15.
Juarez, 33. will have the child
the rest of the time. Both parents
have unlimited visiting rights.
In the custody tussle Juarez ac
cused his wife of consorting with
other men. She has charged him
with living on her money during
'.heir 17-monlh marriage.
REFUGEES ARRIVE
NAPLES, Italy (AP)-The Ital
ian molorship Esperia arrived
here today with 421 refugees from
Lebanon, most of them Ameri
cans. About half left the shin in
Naples. The others will continue
on to Genoa.
Omanmr
fully ,
ELEGTROLUX
TARKEL TWEET
Ph. 4-7167 2550 White Sr.
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and Mrs. Ronald Kegley, Mr. and
Mrs. Ival Taylor and family, H. B.
Johnson and - Mrs. Lottie Bud-
den.
Meeting Women of Immanuel
Baptist Church will hold their reg
ular meeting July 22 at 7:30 p.m.
at the church. An interesting pro
gram has been planned by Mrs.
Tarkle Tweet, president. The Au
gust outdoor potluck will be held
at the home of Mrs. Bill Russell.
Everyone is urged to attend these
meetings and the meetings held
on the second Tuesday of each
month when White Cross work is
done.
try NAUEY'S new
ITALIAN
DRESSING
Salads plain or fancy sparkle with new
flavor when you add Nalley's special Ital
ian Dressing.
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