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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1953
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
Keno Home Extension picnic
will be Wednesday, August 13, at
Moore Park at 10 a.m. All mem
be, children and guests are
welcome. Potluck lunch. Colfee
will be furnished. Bring your own
table service.
r.nnli Overnieht euests at
the Guy Moore home in Keno were
Mr and Mrs l.flwrwirp Mn here
of Mandan, North Dakota, former
students of Mrs. Moore.
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Liz Snapping Out Of Grief
Over Late Husband's Death
By BOB THOMAS
AP Motion Picture Writer
HOLLYWOOD '(AP (-Notes and
comment on the Hollywood scene
" Elizabeth Taylor is coming out
of her bereavement over the death
of Mike Todd. She is often dating
Arthur Loew Jr., scion of the
show business family and a friend
ince her early years at MGM.
And Liz has indicated that she will
be available for film roles that
appeal to her.
"After Todd's death, she didn't
care if she worked or not," said
Richard Brooks, who directed her
In "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." "She
finished the picture only because
Mike was so hepped up on it. Now
she wants to work some more.
Brooks said it was touch and go
when Liz returned to work after
the tragedy, A line like "You don't
know what It is to lose someone
you love" would break her up and
work had to be suspended for the
rest of the day. ,
But the results are worth all
the trials. "Cat" is a masterpiece
of sustained dramatics, and Liz
never looked lovelier. . . .
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Audrey Hepburn is not worried
about being directed by her hus
band Mel Ferrer for the first time
in "Green Mansions. After all,
she argues, they have appeared
together in a movie ( War and
Peace"), on the stage ("Ondine")
and on TV ( Mayerung ).
"Marriage is a pretty complex
relationship," she says. "If Mel
and I can live together, we cer
tainly ought to be able to work
together. . . .
Gary Crosby's comment re Pa
pa Bing's TV deal with ABC: "I
understand he makes some films
for them and then they give him
the network." Gary wants no part
of a series for himself, favors
guest shots only. . . .
Dore Schary has launched his
first independent film, "Lonely
Hearts, but he won t tie himself
down to Hollywood. As soon as he
tinishes the newspaper yarn, he
heads back to New York to put
on another play with the Theater
Guild. Then he'll return for an
other picture, probably the film
version of his Broadway hit, Sun
rise at Campobello."
BASIN BRIEFS
Reunion Mrs. Dan Scherer
left Wednesday for Flasher, North
Dakota, where she will attend a
high school class reunion. M r s.
Scherer, a former Keno resident,
is now living at Lincoln.
Returned After a two weeks
vacation trip of touring British
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. James
Home
Extension
HOME EXTENSION
By Mildred Marten
The Klamath County Advisory
Committee of Home Extension met
August 4 at the fairground for its
regular monthly meeting with Mrs.
Glen Thomason presiding. Seven
other members were present.
Plans were made for the exten
sion program projects for the com
ing year including: camp cookery,
(in can craft, color coordination,
low-calorie desserts, better sewing
workshop. No. 2, civil defense, sal
ads and dressings.
Ruth Gustavson, home extension
agent, gave a report of her office.
uincers training tor the unit offi
cers will be August 25 at 1:30 p.m.
Lillian Hotlman, 4-H agent, re
ported on the 4-H Fall Fair to be
held on August 17, 18 and 1!). The
garden tour will he August 11 and
12; the State rair starts August
26 at Salem.
Units in committee representa
tion are as follows: Buena Vista
and Conger, Mrs. Glen Thomason;
OTI and Lindley Heights, Mrs. Joe
llicks; Chiloquin, Gilchrist -Crescent.
Mrs. Lisle Pratt; Poe
Valley, Malin and Merrill, Mrs.
Frances Fruer; Altamont, Henley,
ahasta-Homcdale, Mrs. Orville Fer
rcll; Bly, Bonanza, Langell Val
ley, Mrs. Louis Randall; Keno,
t airhaven and Midland, Mrs. M. V.
Marten.
Baby Traded
For Pickup
TULSA, Okla. (AP) A Pennsyl
vania couple have admitted trad
ing their baby for a pickup truck
Detective Walter Turner said a
charge of child abandonment has
been drawn up against Richard
Readdy, 26, Shamokin, -Pa., and
his wife, Helene Margaret Read
dy, 20.
He said Jesse Lester Burger, 42,
El Dorado Springs, Mo., owner of
the pickup truck, would probably
be charged with conspiring to vi
olate the child abandonment law
The 5-month-old boy, Paul An
drew, was placed - in the Tulsa
Juvenile Shelter.
Jail Matron Mildred Buchanen
said Mrs. Readdy told her she is
now about one month pregnant.
But a doctor who examined the
woman said it is still too early to
tell.
Mrs. Rcaddv's father, William
Murphy of Shamokin, called Tulsa
police and offered to come to Tul
sa if authorities would grant him
custody of the child. He was told
it would depend on a juvenile
court hearing.
Tulsa police said the alleged
swap came about this way:
The Pennsylvania couple out
of work, almost broke and without
a car were hitchhiking to Cali
fornia, where Readdy hoped to
find a iob.
In Joplin, Mo., they were picked
up by Burger, driving witn nis
wife and 7-year-old daughter to
Tulsa.
Burger was quoted as saying:
"In a kidding way T said, 'I'd like
to have that baby.' Readdy said,
'Boy, you sure could have it.' And
his wife agreed.
Mrs. Readdy was quoted as say
ing: "He (Burger) kept saying
how the baby would be better off
with them than with us. I didn't
wain lu UJ 1L. i gave 111
Police exhibited a hastily scrib
bled bill of sale which Burger said
Readdy demanded to make the
swap "legal." It showed Burger
had transferred his :957 pickup
truck to Readdy for $21.50, al
though police -said no money
changed hands.
In Tulsa Burger's sister Mrs,
Gladys Prather notified police
who then went to her home and
arrested Burger and picked up the
baby. The Readdys were slopped
in a pickup truck 10 miles from
here.
Tragedy Hits
Mint Printer
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - A
weary little man sat by nis
maimed daughter's bedside here
today surrounded by strange
faces in a strange land.
Ernest Ahlbeig, 53-year-old
printer in the Swedish mint at
Stockholm, is carrying a heavy
load of grief.
Back in Stockholm, his dying
wife is in a coma. She has been
seriously ill for months and broke
a hip two days after the Ahlbergs'
daughter Brigitta. a medical ex
change student, left for the United
States June 6.
In Greensboro, Brigitta lies In a
hospital bed with her right arm
gone and her face and chest deep
ly cut. She was injured Tuesday
when she ran into an airplane
propeller only a few hours be
fore she was to start the return
trip to Sweden.
Elsea and family of Montague re
turned home on August 4.
Dorrli Mrs. Buel B. Fisher
of Dorris underwent major sur
gery recently in the Siskiyou Coun
ty uenerai nospiiaf ai na.
un..ea0,iaic vicitine at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dil
lon of Yreka last week were Mrs.
Eloise Sumners, formerly of Yre
ka, and her son Stuart, San Jose.
vi. (!.-. Thit last weekend at
'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
High of Montague were their son
in law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Burke Barham of Chico. Bar-
ham is a student at Chico State
College. Mrs. Barham is an em
ploye of the Chico branch of the
Bank of America.
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From Oklahoma Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kimball and daugh
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homa, are houseguests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hovey and daughter,
Billie, of Yreka. Other guests over
the weekend at the Hovey home
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were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Langt
and daughter, Linda Nell, Red.
ding. Mrs. Kimball and Mrs,
Lange are sisters of Mrs. Hovey.
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Yvonne De Carlo Believes
In Canada-Type Discipline
By HOB THOMAS
AP Mntlon Picture Writer
HOLLYWOOD (AP) No bud
ding deliiifiuenls are the children
of Yvonne De Carlo, who believes
old-style. Canadian-type disci
pline.
Hers is a refreshing altitude in
inis town whore the oxer-
privileged, under-loved children of
the famous glow up to make the
scandal columns and their
parents wonder whv.
I ve seen it happen again and
again in Hollywood, Yvonne ob-
erved. "The kids are given every
thing they want, as long as thev
tay out of the wav. Thev re
brought up by strangers, because
Iho parents are too busy to devote
any lime to their own children."
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A long-time bachelor girl,
Yvonne now finds herself with a
sizable family two sons, one 2
years and the other 8 months old.
and a stepdaughter, 10. by hus
band Bob Morgan. And when she's
not working, she devotes as much
time as she can to them.
"It's difficult if you choose to
work." she admitted. "That means
you have to have help in rearing
your children. I had 10 nurses be
fore 1 tound one that I thought
had the right attitude toward
them.
"When I'm not in a picture. 1
try to make up for my absence by
taking them places with me and
spending the day with them. But
1 don't believe in catering to their
every whim. I was brought up in
Canada, and I've observed how
discipline there and in Europe can J
help in bringing up children." I
ine pressures of Hollywood life!
have already shown on her sIod-i
daughter, she said. Recently, the
girl was comparing how many
servants they had with those of
her friends.
"We have no servants." Yvonne
snapped. "We have people to help
us in the house, but no one was
put on this earth to serve us."
Yvonne said she is wary ol some
of the private schools catering to
the children of movie stars.
"I wonder just how much kids
learn in those schools. Or is life
there made as easy as possible
so the children will tell their
parents that they love the,
schools?"
Yvonne was poised to leave for
Rome, where she will play the title!
role in "Mary Magdalene" for ani
Italian company. I
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