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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. NOVEMRER 30. lflSU,
Illiterate Boy
NEW YORK AP)-A teen-age
auto thief who got into the ninth
grade without learning how to
read, or write was sent to prison
Saturday alter his own lawyer sug
gested the youth mjght learn
something there.
Brooklyn Judge Samuel S. Lei
bowllz. sentencing George Jarvis
to an indefinite term o up to five
years, commented:
"U's a shocking siluation when
a jifflge is asked by a dcler.danl's
attorney to tend a youth to jail
so he can learn to read and write
Here's another tragic example of
the illiteracy ol so many of the
students who are pushed along,
promoted year alter year, without
learning the rudiments of the
three Hs."
Jams' attorney. Thomas P.
Lentini.- said the Brooklyn youth
had - learned only to write his
name. He said the hoy's illiteracy
contributed to a delinquency rec
ord which includes two arrcsls for
burglary and a term in the .New
York State Training School for
Boys.
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G I ANTS PASS (API Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd A. Johnson announced
the sale Friday of their 2.(Min-acre
Q-Bar-X ranch near Kerby for
nearly a quarter ol a million dol
lars? Tlie new owners, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren W. Riding of Lincoln.
Calif., expect to move onto t h e
property soon, bringing purebred
cattle from their Sacramento Val
ley ranch in Calilornia.
'AfterWork'Talk Sessions
Advised For U.S. Males
HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Do Ameri
can men need more time among
themselves?
Fernando Lamas thinks so, if
they are not to be dominated by
their wives.
The Argentine actor feels it
important for American males to
be victors in the age-old battle of
the sexes.
"In Latin America, we have
very fine custom the after-
work cafe." Lamas declared
Gold Pot Loses
Diamond Knob
SAN FRANCISCO (API - The
diamond-stuffed glass knob off the
top of a solid gold coffee pot is
missing.
Said to be worth $30,000. th e
knob was lifted Friday Irom the
pot valued at $70,000 from the
stand where it was displayed at
I he City of Paris department store
Here.
Police dusted the remaining
MO.ooo worth (or fingerprints, but
weren't talking about what they
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The whole pot vanished two
years ago from a Boston express
oi i ice. later turning up i
scratched.
It was made in 195(5 at New
Britain, Conn., as the 50 millionth
percolator turned out by a maker
of nationally advertised coffee
pots.
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Waitress Kills
Angry Suitor
FLORKNCK, Kan. (API "KiJI
me. or I'll kill you."
Sheriff Kzra Bernhardt said
Rnsie McCoy, 31-year-old waitress.
told Win that when Joseph Clvdc
Roberts threatened her she
grabbed his rifle and fired.
rhe bullet struck the 34-year-old
construction worker in the head
killing him. They had been riding
around in Roberts car. The inc
dent took place Friday on the
main street here.
Rernhardt described it as the
end ol a long-standing quarrel be
tween the pair.
Mrs. McCoy, a divorcee, was
jailed pending an investigation.
Estate Totals
$50 In Cash
LOS ANGELFS (AP)-The es-'
tie of John Stompanato, who was
tabbed to death April 4 by Lana
Turner's daughter, consists of
$5(1.10 in cash and personal effects
valued at $224.
Superior Court directed Friday
that those assets be given to
Stompanato's son John, 10, who
lives with his mother in Ham
mond. Ind.
Awaiting trial is a $S(Xl.lMKl-suil
Mled in Ihe boy's name against
Miss Turner; her daughter, Cheryl
Crane; and Cheryl's father, rest
aurant owner Steve Crane.
"When the men finish their jobs
for the day, they drop by for a
drink or some coffee They talk
against their employers and their
wives and get it out of their
systems. Then they go home hap-
py.
"In this country, men have lit
tle opportunity or fellowship with
each other. They go directly
lumc to their wives. Because of
this, they are in danger of losing
their masculinity."
But Fernando is all for the
American woman. He has demon
strated by marrying one, Arlene
Dahl.
"Many foreigners tell me they
cannot stand American women
because they are loo bossy," he
remarked. "I think such men are
cowards. They prefer foreign
women because they are willing
to be subservient. To ire. those
women are too docile. After cen
turies of trying, they have given
up trying to reach equality with
men. Living with them might be
easier for men, but it would also
become a bore. '
I like American women be
cause they know how to debt.
Some American males he lament
ed, aren't willing to fight back.
And so they wind up being as
sistant housewives, washing dish
es, changing diapers and wearing
aprons as badge of their defeat
A man shouldn't enter the
kitchen unless he really likes to
cook as a nobby, Fernando
stated. "When he comes home af
ter being away for 10 hours at
work and on the highway, he
shouldn't be required to do housework."
What can a man do to avoid
enlistment around the house?
"Fight I" the actor said mili-
lantly. "American men are the
best fighters in the world; they've
proven that in battle.
Women (ought (or the right to
vote, and they won it. Now they re
lighting to subjugate the male.
The men will have to fight back,
that s all."
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Lotta Trouble
For Car Thief
NORWALK. Calif. (API Au
thorities said Fcliciano Euribe
broke into 10 cars in a narking lot
and took everything he found of
value.
Then Dep. Sheriff Thomas Vet-
ter arrested him and Euribe found
out exactly where he was. Vetter
had just .come off duty Friday
and the parking lot was behind the
sheriff's Norwalk substation.
All of the cars belonged to sher
iff's officers.
A DISMAL FOKECAST
LONDON (UPD The sun rose
over London Saturday but, as
usual, no one could see it. The Air
Ministry said the last time London
ers saw the sun was 13 days ago
and then it was out only for
three hours and 12 minutes. More
fog, drizzle, mist, smog, etc., were
forecast for today.
Revival Of Matinee Theater
Dropped After Bold Effort
HOLLYWOOD (API-Mrs. John
Conte finally threw in the towel
last week on her effort to revive
TV's Matinee Theater.
It was considered foolhardy of
her to challenge the whole system
of television programming. But
there are some who think it was
pretty brave, too.
Mrs. Conte swung into action
when NBC canceled Matinee Thea
ter, a valiant effort to bring hour-
long quality dramas in color to
daytime TV. The network claimed
it had lost millions on the series,
which was sustained as a piomo-
lion lor sales of color set. Mrs.
Conte's husband had emceed the
show through its two-year history.
Much to the network's dismay,
Mrs.' Conte announced formation
of a foundation for the preserva
tion ol Alatinee theater. Her goal:
collection of 5 million dollars to
return" the show to the air.
Her drive drew considerable
comment from the press and $312.
670 from citizens who were eager
to see class programs return to
the arid daytime TV scene. But
she gave up last week. Why?
"Because I (ound myself work
ing day and night for the drive
and various chairmen throughout
the country were doing the same,
but we couldn't succeed," she explained.
"The reason was that we couldn't
get our message across. We had
done a wonderful job on direct
mall appeal and door-to-door, but
we were unable to buy commer
cial time to advertise on TV. NBC
told us our copy was unaccept-
aoie.
So now she is returning all the
money, according to her promise.
She has calculated that the cost
of so doing can amount to $9,000
in postage and handling.
Despite the failure, Mrs. Conte
is not disheartened.
"Fverv dav. I see new indica
tions in thp nrpss and from ner
nn nf a prnu'inp realization
that women like intelligent TV
programming, sne saia. i ininn
we've Hnnp lni tn nrnmote that
feeling. If our little group of home-
makers could do that mucn.
there's hope that television can get
better."
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A RIOTOUS three-act comedy is to be presented Decem
ber 2, 3 and 4 in the Henley High School musje room by
the Henley Dramatic Club. All seats will be reserved. The
play is "Nothing But The Truth," one of the best comedies
attempted by the group. Curtain time will bd 8 p.m.
James Bullock is directing. Some members of the cast
caught during rehearsal are, left to right, standing, Becky
Short who will play Gwen; Leland Houcle who portrays
Bob, and Melvin Page, appearing in a supporting role.
Dawn Reeder is at the piano.
Wife Of Errol Flynn
Pons To Resume Career
By BOB THOMAS
AP Movie-TV Writer
HOLLYWOOD (API Patrice
Wymore. who hasn't seen husband
Frrol Flynn since February, is
plunging into her own career.
On Monday, she starts her first
film in several years, "The Sad
Horse," for 20th Century-Fox re
lease. Next Thursday, she onens
her new night club act at the Co
conut Grove.
She has asked Flynn to fly from
New York for her night club
opening and expects him to be
here. Whether he'll make it is an
other matter. He has told report
ers that their marriage is "coming
apart at Ihe scams."
It's news to her.
"I don't know a thing about it,"
.says the third Mrs. Flynn. "As far
as I know, nothing has changed.
1 have no idea what is going to
happen."
One thing she does know: She's
ouckling down to work to support
herself and 5-year-old daughter,
Amelia.
"I've been out of the business
for fi'j years." said Pat. "I had to
come hack and start all over
again. It's a lot easier now that
Amelia is in school. I'm willing
to work hard."
She'll be working hard these
two weeks. Because of the uncer
tainty of the sun these days, she'll
have to rise at 5 for the film lo
cations. Then she'll be doing her
strenuous song and dance act
at the Grove nightly.
Turning back to her marriage
with the dashing Flynn. she said
"We had a glorious time, living
on our yacht and traveling to all
parts of the world."
The yacht has a crew of 10 and
2 domestic help, but Pat did all
the cooking.
"I got to be quite good at it,
loo," she bragged. "I could turn
out a buffet dinner for 75, includ
ing the hors d'ocuvres."
The yacht is still based at Ma
jorca, off the coast of Spain. There
is a big new night club at Majorca
and Pat plans to play her act
there next spring and visit all her
friends.
With Flynn? That remains to be
seen.
Balloon To Get
Cosmic Ray Data
TILLAMOOK "rp I API a
huge plastic balloon described
as the largest ever sent aloft
soared through the stratosohere
over Western Orppnn Salnrrfav
gathering cosmic ray data.
The spheroid was released here
Friday by a five-man team from
General Mills. Imp nf Minnesnn.
lis to study cosmic data for the
iavy. n is unmanned.
A mPnihpr nt tha lllnr.Vilnn
crew, Tom Pawpas, said larger
balloons have been built, but this
is the biggest to be sent up. He
said it was floating smoothly at
an altitude of 25 miles.
The haff is 3nS fppt tnn0 and 901
leet in diameter. It was filled with
more than four-million cubic feet
of helium and carried 2sn nnnnrk
of instruments.
Growing Mexico
Elects President
MEXICO CITY (API - Mexico
inaugurates its 57th president
Monday with pomp and circum
stance reflecting its growing im
portance in world affairs.
Adolfo Lopez Matcos, 48. will of
ficially begin his six-year term
Dec. 1. He succeeds President
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines.
A clear indication of Mexico's
new stature in international cir
cles is the list of delegates from
more than 50 nations to attend the
inauguration.
Every major nation is repre
sented except Spain and Red Chi
na, which are not recognized by
Mexico.
The 16-member U.S. group is
headed by Secretary of Stale Dul
les and Dr. Milton Eisenhower,
the President's brother.
Mexico's new role was empha
sized bv a conference last week
end between Lopez Mateos and
Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas.
Democratic leader. They pledged
stronger ties between the neigh
boring nations.
Lopez Matcos, former labor
minister and presidential candi
date of the dominant Party of
Revolutionary Institutions, was
elected July 6.
Robber Aids
Theft Victim "
ROCHESTER. N. Y. (AP)-A
businessman says two robbers
who helq him up in his home may
have saved his life with an act'of'
mercy. (',u
Ray Bloch, 57, told police the
robbes stopped long enough to
give him medicine when he suf
fered a mild heart attack, then
fled with $4,000 in jewelry and
cash.
Bloch, owner of a coal and coke
company, said the men forced
their way into his home Friday
when he was alone.
He suffered the attack when
(hey tied him up on the floor M
his bedroom.
One of the robbers apparently
recognized the symptoms, and
asked Bloch if there was any
medicine lor mm in tne nouse. ;'
The robber got the medicine and
gave him some.
Police reported Bloch in good
condition.
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I'AHlb (API Frenchmen vote
Sunday (or the National Assembly
which w ill set the .new Fifth Re
public on Its course. Results of
last Sunday's first-round voting
indicated the new Assembly will
lean strongly to the right.
In the runoff 426 deputies for
European France will be chosen
to sit beside the 3!) who won ma
jorities in the preliminary round
.Many leading libera and mod.
erate politicians were knocked out
last Sunday, leaving the nrosnect
of an Assembly dominated by the
right wing. Premier de Gaulle ap
parently had hoped for an Assem
bly of moderates leaning to the
icn.
One of the largest blocs ol
rightist deputies will come from
Algeria, where 66 scats are heme
iiiica in one-round elections which
began Friday and end Sunday
Mobile noils are moving throuch
the Algerian countryside. The
cities will vote Sunday.
Dc Gaulle sought Algerian rep
resentation of the nationalists who
have fought for four years lo win
independence .for that North Afri
can territory. But Ihe rebels bov-
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settlers and Moslems who favor
light French control of Algeria
dominate the electoral lists.
By law two-thirds of the Alger
ian deputies must be non-Europeans.
However, the Moslems on
the 47 tickets mostly are those
who benefit from continued
French rule.
Only 15 to 20 per cent of eligi
ble voters went to Ihe polls Fri
day, according to scalletcd re
ports reaching Algiers. Areas that
voted included villages where the
constitutional referendum on the
Fifth Republic last September
brought out a 70 to' 80 per cent
vote.
Four more French African ter
ritories decided Friday to accept
De Gaulle's September offer of
limited self-rule within a new
French community of nations.
Mauritania, Chad, Gabon an.l
Ihe Middle -Congo joined Mada
gascar, Senegal and the French
Sudan in the community.
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