Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 13, 1948, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 Costume Clad Singers To Take Part In Concert i'M VMM Boyle's Column Being The Head Man In A Zoo Is Fun-And Trouble int aecond annual concert of Uic Klamath Choral Society mil be Drrsentrd Thursday l H n m In (the OVS auditorium. Here a few members of the cast, clad in early American costume, pose for tin cameraman. The three men standing In the background are Jack O'Connor, Jerry Kales and Carl Murphy Others, left to right. Ramona Eccles. Alice Mlchels, Margaret Sheridan. Ruby Hint. Frances Drulincr, Norma l erllnrs and Graydon Broyle. Andrew Loner Jr. directs the nroeram which will include the .in.. in. of the cantata, "The Lonesome Train," a musical legend. Narrator is Phil Hitchcock. Harbor Work s Gets Okay PORTLAND, May 13 (A) Re moval of rocks and shoal areas in ,the Columbia river for development of the Umatilla harbor area has "been recommended to the federal board of engineers by division en gineers here. Col. Theron D. Weaver. North Pacific division erutrneer. said the ! posed harbor at a nominal cost, work is expected to cost $415,000. It j Col. Weaver said the deepening of will allow water depth of 7'3 feet at I the harbor would allow savings by low WAtir 1 . . . , . lull loading of barges at all seasons. He said he could not advise a j ,u . , ,. land-locked harbor because of the I ,HePlolned ht less ithan capacity " wlc loads are now handled at Inu- u-atnr expense. i His report recommended the im- ! provement come within 40 feet of the river end of the Pendleton grain growers' wheat loading conveyor and within 30 feet of the Standard Oil company's oil dock. He said these and other dock facilities could be extended to the edge of the pro- periods. By HAL noVI.K NEW YORK. May 13 ill Fred Sandman u.scd to enjoy lunching with a big ape at the Waldorf Astoria hotel. "The meals were always on the house when we showed, up," lie said. The ape, w h o eNuectcd and got I he best, of service, was Jennie, a chlm p a n i e e. To Sandman, w h o also helped raise UniKiin tim. the circus gorilla, Jennie was pcrhniis the most intclliKcnt creature he handled in 31 years with wild animals. She could typewrite, cat at a table and use a napkin more dain tily than the average night club gorilla of those days. She could also play the piano by ear her ear. "Whenever Fannie Brlce saw us at a hotel, she'd have Jennie come j over and sit In her lap." Sandman j chuckled. Expansive Host I Today as supervisor of the Cen- 1 II M. MOVIE tral Park too Sandman la htut to 450 raged animals and birds every day, to 60.000 human visitors every Sunday, and to Novelist Fitimlo Hurst once a month. "She brought me a crow that had been hit by an automobile." lie suld. "She's always bringing me animals she picked up. Once she brought In two orchld-colmed chicks somebody had turned loose In the park alter Easter." Each month Miss Hurst romes by to see how her crow iiamrd "Never, more" after Poe's raven is faring. He can walk but hasn't grown enough lull feathers to fly. "People bring in nil kinds of nnl ninls to the soo," Sandman said. "Tliey get to be a problem. At least 30 rabbits they bring me each sum mer. "Sonny wants to keep Ihcm at home but his mnma doesn't. turn them loose in our bird sniictunry here. Then one night some boys climb over the fence, and the next morning the rabbits are all gone." Sandman takes particular nrltle in two animals Leo, the awny-barked Hon. and "Charles F.." one of the world's few llglons. Leo had rlckcl.i as a cub. and his legs never de veloped well. Now he walks like tiger Chaillo Chaplin and hla body looks Ilka a tunny dachshund. The Unions ful nor una a and his mother it lioness, "He has a nervous habit of chew. Ing off his tall," said (lie superviMir. "Done It twice now. Probably frus tration. He Just fiin't figure out how lie ever happened." Many well-known figures visit the Cent ml Park moo. IJim Topping r.iul Aiilne Judge used to come regularly. This was before Arllne switched to Dun's brother. Hob Topping, who recently switched to Ijina Turner. "Lupo Vrlr liked to cuine here," said Saiidnmn. "I'd have the chimps put on a special aet for her because she was so fond of llieni." Ititl.nl tcnltlur Point Early American mutches Ignited at 313 degrees Fahrenheit, a tem perature so low that numy fires were caused whrn mulches were placed on a kitchen shelf nenr the stove. Today's mutches igniic at a henl In excess of 330 degrees. Gum arable Is used to suspend Ill soluble compounds m liquids. Wild Ride, But Tackle All Okay MOSCOW. May 13 lTi-ir, 8 Am bassador Waller II. Hiiiith is a mull who loves to fish. Ho also la a mull who forgets things sometimes. Yc-stc rdity he IcTt Mosi-nw . to do a Itllle fishing In France, bill he fur got hla fishing luckle when he bounled lint plane, for the trip. Hla usslstuiit, Norrls Hel.er, spot- tml I ho luckle III the back of tin car. but the plune nlieuily was taxi, f lug out for lokcoff. Helrer ruse to the ocoualiut. "Follow Ihul plune." he ei'led. The chauffeur did, the plniie'a pilot spoiled Ihe lining cur and Minllli got his fishing luckle. Legend hua It Ihul Ihe root of His itiiiiiiliukfl plant waa used by Clod lo pill Ailiini lo sleep when He mailt Kvo out of one of Adam's rib. I PACKED with FLA VOR! I FROZEN. FOODS 100 I OR 1HI BRIGHT fCUOA PACKAGE Super Value Days fiicM IKttlp TkMWqr. Un. Ia, Hmif. Tan,, n, Sardines Tmu, Tuxedo s . . . . . Catsup, 14-oz. bottle . . . Peanot Batter, Rote, 1 Ik. . Standby Peas, 3-riere . . . Fruit Cocktail, Belmont 2s . Cranberry Sauce, 1 o l Red Kidney Beans, Smith's . Scot Towels ..... Spaghetti, Pan Amer. Is . . Deviled Meat, is. 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