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About La Grande observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1959-1968 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1959)
OUT OUR WAY By J. R. William OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoopla . " -fao V hsv.thavsa gesAK.'l 5 H'tfV gf??Tii. n . . : ' V-T1LLMBS I'VS BEEM 3r7ljr4D8ED "IniW. IT t 1 .Muii-i-ii,,, s-i'J STASHING iWV POKtU WlNNlNtfS IN ITCW ApOLLARS' Ft"-!'1' i!1 vlf 3 1 JiIi;;ffiiflS r account op hsmionswthats my cxo law 1 and now LvJ. lis til 1 31 MllKvlv ,r'r;s -.MAS SOT (TTSLlttFLVPAPSRl VOL) WISH ' --' " -ii,i,..i,.,...h.. FQgQIUNEgs HE STORY OP MARTHA' WAYNS , ;' .By Wltooti Scruggs W'i'i '' ''s-; f IT'S MV HUSBAWO.' IP I TfUWM I FoulWtW TdCVAJTCWW TODOA I f TUB 0uVe" THAT'S PE06ABC Q i'f- f- 'A WMOWuUSTAKlNliMfiTOSre- UeTj WUEKUAe. 7 LITUS SM0PPIM6, BUT F56UMS lATELV,CCW16jWArS AKJH6 lICRil 'v-jy'(pT-r i rf VT7 ClS 60IW6? PKt IWMITYOWt I1 WNCA SUP'715'SD BEM COOPSD U AoJ I I iv PftW-x 1 frv- eS' "FS tomesta H wu'soiu60ut Jtme hub.' Ml u"" ATiTys f r ciL53 f e'Eue MINS i e et0 "ooiBil fuSJ p5 MDi! 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THOUGHT 1 WOO A COUPLE OF B4TWU1A 3rWf k M0B...POiJ 'linOE 1 ME KXl A tl , THHUW IM IN- NOW PN'T IT? WE PONE THOUSAND VEARa.1 -KIN"AiJ; 1 THEWE AlSREEPON STAY OF V DECIPE? ID PINOSAUR . 114 OKAV.' A --r - A HOW TO PO AWAY V EXECLTTION A--, S BAYOU) V . n7i ' T BOOTS AND Hfctt bUOUIt By tiyr Mjrtia -twlw'v. btvs.cm p. wvb. : view. voutw, r cosvs ve. (J CTTEWT0i. ?-LJ : I VUftWWt . T - I ctj -i i E y . . IsSKSaI-V mm mr "SmJ iVn., l..i... r w..u..aT PRISCILLA'S POP By Al Vwmoor "I I AFTER ALL. PVRCILLA.i r "VH,''lT'S FSEEN I 7TiZ , , IT S SEEN AWHOIE r- I K A YEAR J s-t. VAST IJ N (SHE'S ALUS YEAR SINCE ME) PJtNcI I CBETiED) JUPSET.'SHE I LAST SAW JpOV i iAW HIM, rC7 Ml& . g bugs euMwv . ,' WHAT A TIME T' SUN IT' CLOCKS ' T ,Ol OUTA SAS.' JUST TO TH NEAREST ! ftov NOlA rJfV. when iw peuvekin' --2b,tation.' "VyjniQJ J fHates British Bureaucrats. Becomes Yank PINE BUSH. N.Y. it'PD "How they ean tax me 130 per cent of my cjoss income1 is incompre hensible." 1 ' With those words, succesifttl British author Gerald Kersh ex plained why he will become a U.S. eltlzen. ' ' ' "I love England and honor the X-ACTO KNIVES BLADES The ideal gift for the '"crafty" one on your list. HOBBY SHOP OPEN SATURDAYS Queen." aid Kersh, who ha writ ten 5.BUU unities. 3.0W1 'r ies and 27 noteli. "But the bu reaucrats who rule the land iBrtt aim have driven me away. 1 am a retuuee from the welfare state and a fugitive from the effects of applied Socialism." His wife said one of his stories had been taxed twice the United Slates wanted 40 per cent and Great Britain asked for 90 per cent. Despite the complaints of Amer icans about high taxes. Kersh said things are better here than in England "to some extent." 1 The bureaucrats In Great Brit ain have made success in the arts an oflence punishable by bank ruptcy," he said. ' But he said in the United States "they have the grace to let me unbutton my own shirt before they take It off me." SUES FOR GAMBLING LOSSES CHICAGO (UPH A suburban Chicago Heights woman has sued an American Legion post for $78, 000 three times the amount she claims her husband lost playing a slot machine at the post. Mrs. Algissa Capriotti said her hus band lost $26,000 In two years of gambling. DAILY TV LOG KREM TV . KXLY TV KHQ TV SATURDAY 1:00 15 :3 :! Champion Bowling- 7:0 7:15 7:10 7:45 CoI.Flck Dick Clark 1:00 t:lS 1:30 1:46 Hi(h Ituad . LaT It To Beaver :00 :15 9:S0 :4( Lawrence Welk 10:00 i n : l r. 10:30 10:45 Jubilee USA 11:00 11:1 11.30 11:45 Channel 2 Theatre IS 00 12:15 12:10 Nia-hteap News Annie Oakley Starlit Btalrwajr Bold Venture Perry Mason Wanted Dead or Alive Mr. Lucky Have Oun Will Travel Uunmoke i Moat Featuwo The Plalneman Bachelor Father . Death Valley Days Bonanza Challenge Tl;e Deputy Five Fltiirura.. It Could Be Tou Late Movie, SUNDAY S 30 1:45 9:00 9:15 :0 9:45 10:00 10:1 IS 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:1 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 I3:J0 13:4.'. John Hopkins Telecourae . 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Col. NVw-a Confer. Sons Shop . 2:00 sir. 3:30 1:15 ki:i:m xmu Special 3:00 .116 3:30 '9:46 l'regiriiMitltil Million Champ. Brldse 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 PaulWlnchell Broken Arrow 5:00 5:15 5:30 S:4S Funday Funniea Lone rtang-er is f :30 :45 'Oth Cent. Irft!ttA 7:00 7:lt 7:30 7:45 Colt4 Maverick S:00 1:15 K:::o 1:45 . .30 1:45 iiili.l The Ataakans 10:00 10:15 10.30 10:45 World of Talent . 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 Channel 3 Theatre Bread Basket Oral Huberts Thla Is the Life Early Show Ills' Picture Home Town Western Kounclup Texiis Uasslln TBA N'ews Coirtnciitary G. E. ColleRe Bowl Small Worl.l Lax.-'ie , Dennis the Menace Gd Sullivan O.K. Theater . , Alfred Hitchcock lil'oriiO liollfl What' My LVie Sun. News Feature 4 Most Feature Christopher Berles Ilsslon at . . Midcentury Christian Science Oreatent Drama Time: Present Brave Stallion f'.ray (ihost -Itk-hanl Diamond World Scr. of Golf Week's Best Movie Journey to Lrnrlerntandlns; Chevy Show lir.tta Young m Tike a Good Look Late Movie MONDAY too 1:15 1:30 1:45 9 00 :15 9:10 1:45 10:00 I0:TI 10:39 10:45 II 0 11:15 11:30 ll!4( Preview S Ron per I loom Love of Life Senrrh for Tomorrow CuKllne; I.lcht 13J0 11:15 11:30 11.45 Rcstlesa Cun Love That Bob I 00 1:15 1:30 1:tr. Uuajc Blno Burns. A Allen 9:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Day In Court Gale Storm Show 3:00 1:15 3:30 1.45 Beat The Clock Who Do Yeu Truy 4 90 its 4:30 4:45 Am. Bandstand . i Popeye 5:00 1:15 5.10 (44 Rln Tin Tin t.'nlverslty Profile Song Shop Iledltowo On The Go 1 Love Lucy December Bride It's A Great Life Staire 4 Take 4. Aa the -World Turns For Retter or Worse Houseparty Millionaire Verdict Is Tours llrtichter Pay secret Storm E.lse of Niaht Kamar Robtn Hood Cont. Classroom Dins; Dons School Dough Re Ml I'lay Your Hunch Price Is Right Concentration Truth or Conscq. It Could Be Tom . . t ' - Queen For a Day The Tata Man Toung Dr. Maione From "h Roots House on High 8L Split Personality Mallnea on SIS Palnt-O-yete ' l Obtorvr, Lo Grande, Pro.. Sat.. Pec. . Side Glances P9 4 - m,- A m MM , '2-2 1 t m ti t m. a "I think ho ought to go into banking. catch tho 7:28!" ' He'd novor Wanted: Good Movie Actor To Cb-Star With Marilyn Five O'clock Movh This 4mj b mW ut from information by Television Station an it By VERNON SCOTT UPI Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD (UPI 'Marilyn Monroe proved today she still has the capacity for setting Movie- land on its ear. This time It is an uproar over ' a leading man for her new movie. The blonde glamour girl ar rived here more than a month ago to co-star with Gre&Sry Peck in a film modestly titled "The BiUionalre." .since changed to "Let's Make Love." She was accompanied by hus band Arthur Miller and drama coach Paula Strasberg. Miller came along to rewrite his wife's role. Paula made the trip to keep a sharp eye on Marilyn's cam era angles on the set. Peck, who had future commit ments, didn't like the idea of a rewritten script. It figured Peck couldn't help but come off second best with Marilyn s role being fattened by her own husband. Peck Gave Up Then, too, la Monroe special izes In being late. Both she and Peck began dance rehearsals, but time dragged by without a cam era cranking.' Peck gave up in disgust and begged off after learning a few simple dance rou tines. ' Undaunted, . Marilyn continued to rehearse her musical numbers without a leading man. Charlton Heston s name came up as a suitable co-star for the curvesome sex goddess. On sec ond thought the 'powers that be decided a man who had played Moses in "The Ten Command ments" and the title role in "Ben; Hur" shouldn't be playing lover boy to Marilyn. ' In a flash of boxoffice brilli ance the brass chose Rock Hud son, bee'i'cake king of the movies, to star with Marilyn. . . , . But Hudson is under contract to Universal-International, and that studio bombed the project from I the beginning.' refusing Marilyn's offer to star in a future picture for U-l. Chronically Late Those close to the scene know that Marilyn is difficult to work with. She demands and gets retakes ' whenever -' she feels a scene isn't right. She has a tough time remembering lines. She is chronically late.. She plays the role of "movie star',' to the hilt. Stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmoh, who worked with her in "Some Like It 'Hot," swear they will never appear with her again. Director Billy Wilder, a g'ood-natiired little man, was dis traught throughout the "picture. They all had one compensation. The picture was a flit. : J Producer Jerry Wald, who ad mits Marilyn's new film will be at least a month late in starting, says, "she is not temperamental. She's the most cooperative girl I ever worked with." - - Now rumor has it Marilyn may back out of the project altogeth er unless "a co-star is found soon. LDS First. Ward Contata Sunday La Grande First Ward of the LDS church will present a Christ mas cantata, "Infant Holy," Sun day night at 6:30 in the upper hall of the chapel. Nephi Combs is director of the contsta. Leon Combs will serve as organist and will be assisted by Sarah Woodward. . . . Soloists for the annual program are Sue Provost, Richard Hutchin son, Elizabeth Schooler, Patsy Hutchinson. Mrs. Russell Pool. Mayron Sawyer, Nellio - BeaB, Charles Jackman, Sue Allen, and Merdice Berry. The public is invited to attend. 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