PACE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY, JULY II, H9
Sweet Singers Of Long Ago
Live Again In 'Juke' Notes
By RAL BOYLE
NEW YORK P Sweet tlngeri
of the golden age of song are enjoy
ing a fresh avt of popularity tn
the Jukebox generation.
"The favorites art Enrico Caruso,
John McCormack. and Alma Oluck."
aid Wally Butterworth, a radio disc
Jockey. "They rank In that order-
Just as they did In their own life
times." Butterworth. 4. differs from the
ordinary disc Jockey In that he playa
classical or semi-classical vocal rec
ords Instead of the current groenere.
"Collecting old records la a tre
mendous hobby today." he said,
"and torn of them brine fabulous
prices up to 1100 or more.
"Probably the rarest records In
the world are seven made In Italy
by Caruso In 1X1 for the Zono
phone company. I've seen collectors
pay llo apiece for copies, and I
know of only one man who has all
even."
Butterworth, who entered radio in
IB 29 as an announcer, haa a library
of 6000 records, one of the largest
In the country. Currently he is
engaged in a nation-wide search for
lost or unpublished recordings by
treat singers of the past.
When he started his radio pro
tram here more than two years ago
over a loeeJ NBC station, he ex
pected It would hold only a nostalgic '
appeal for old-timers.
"But I was amsxed at the way
younger people reacted." he said.
"Many of them had never heard
voices of that quality."
Butterworth later held a aeries of 1
evening record concerts, and found
AMERICA'S GREATEST
LIONEL HAMPTON
"Kinfl of the Vibroharp" - "Matter of tho Drums"
one hit ORCHESTRA ond Troup of Entertainer.
24 PEOPLE IN A COMBINATION
SHOW and DANCE
Armory m Sat. July 23
ONE FULL HOUR OF FLOOR SHOW, FEATURING
KITTY MURRAY DOUG DUKE
C metal. I tecfceettrl
r"t trie m Juk Bat.ay'a
CURLY
Dr ul Drw
Plus tho following vocalists:
Jackie Paris - Joannetto Franklin
Lurloon Harris - Lorena Carter - Francis Gaddison
Tho Homptones (Vocal Quartette)
TICUT PRICES
Pwrehase4 fas Advaacw SL50 Per Person I tax inc.)
Pwrehaseal at Uw Dane tlM Per Perm (tax Ine.l
Mall ardera www. Sent check er anoney order to Derby'a
Msole Co, lit N. 7th 8U Klamath Fills. Eacloao self
addresaed. stamped envelope
Klamath Falls and Southern
linked with DIRECT Fast -Freighting
.West Coast Fast Freight Slashes
Shipping Time by Whole Days!
Flat leds Stake Racks
Refrigerators Vans
41 per cent of thane ho attended
m under 30 years of age.
"Many were curious lo hear mor
ot the music their parent knew and
loved," he said.
"Few people realm the singers of
that time were every bit popular
aa Bine Crosby la today," he said.
"Caruso made at least t3.MO.000
out ol records alone, and In the year
after hit death his estate earned
t00 00g In royalties.
"More than 3.000.000 people bought
John McCormacks recording of
Hear You Calling Me.' made tn 1913
ell since. Alma Oluck's 1914 re
cording of 'Carry Me Back to Old
Virsinny" sold 1.500.000 copies
1 50."
T-A . o tKa r aai!a.-w eat tKaa ilal
tuuaj wi auj aweaseai a aa hit irt-
ropolnan Opera Is 7S0 a night, but
Butterworth said Caruso was paid
S2M0 a performance from 1903 to
1930. On one concert tour he made
I10 000 a night for 20 nuthu.
It was a golden age in more ways
than one." said Butterworth. "But
they don't have voices like that any
more.
They could have but they dont.
They've in'lected too many Holly- ',
wood features Into the business. '
They want the sopranos stream-
"in" the old days a singer would
study for five to seven years before
even dariee. to sing an opera in
public. Now they study two years
and figure they are ready for the
Met.
Don't miss a good bet shop the
Want Ads every dsyl It pays!
COLORED ATTRACTION
0t mt the ralrr'i flat).
tUaa.tM.4 Ortaaisu,
EDDIE SHU
YtalrUsasltt.
AT
, -wv
IV- a'' 4
i V
'.
1 -
, Z.
- m '; J.V
' ,-' r "
wk twsW Ygtur-,
cDEAirto n. s i.
- " w. . r.w.wy,
president ot the University Ot
Nevodo, Reno, will be guest
tnenLpr nt th nnnnol rhnm.
. . , .
Tuleloke, Friday evening, July
29 when new officers of the
organization will be instolled.
r- Moseley is well-known to
Klamath basin oudiences. His
most recent appearance was at
a Junior chamber of commerce
meeting in Klamath Falls.
Grand Jury
In Session
The (rand jury went Into active
session at 10 o'clock this morning
with no Instructions or outline of
the work to be done at this time.
District Attorney D. E. Van Vac
tor said that he expected the
session to last until Wednesday.
beveral criminal cases are to be re
viewed, among them the first de
gree murder charge against Wil
liam Howard Rice.
Members of the (rand Jury are
Warren Fruits, foreman. Maurice
T. Miller. Roland W. Cofer. O. R.
Rainwater. O. K. Pudtett, John A.
Vaughan and Benson Dixon.
Drunk Driving
Charge Filed
William DeWltt Pierce. 31. Tule
lake farm laborer, was lodged In
the county Jail 8unday night on
charge of drunk driving after he
reportedly forced a auto patrol
car off the pavement on highway
M west of Weyerhaeuser Junction.
He was also booked tor operat
ing a car while his license waa re
voked. He said hit drivers license
was revoked two yean ago after a
conviction In Grants Past for
drunk driving.
Hail can ruin a crop In a few
minutes. Insure with Hans Norland.
27 Pine. Phone .
S '.' '' - - JI Hi.-,-!
i. ...... i JE" ,
WssWall
LASTS...
California
AuthoNied" by tht Inttriftft Commtrct Commiiilon,
We it Cotit Fait Freight hti just inauo,urertd tht only
ftittit-by-ltnd, ont-ctrrier freighting between Kltmath
Fall and Southtrn Ctlifornit.
More ntwtl ... Evtry pound of evtry ihipmtnt
li fully Imurtd tnd prottcitdl And Wtit Cotst't big,
powerful flttt of ovtr 400 trucks tnures til ihipmtntt
Itrgt or small tht stmt quick delivery.
Low minimum rttti tpply. So mark your shipping
ordtr" ROUTE WEST COAST"- today!
FOR SERVICE CALL:
Peoples Warehouse
AGENT
1425 So. 6th Phon 7425
Council May
Decide On
Jim Crow
The city fathers msy make final
settlement ot the problem concern
lng burial segregation of Negroes
in Klamath Memorial park when
they meet in regular session tonight,
It as hinied todsy.
The final decision rests with the
councilmen. Last Friday the cem
etery committee tailed to mske a
recommendation to the council, ex
J plaining that II was "an operating
and not a pollry-makltw body."
Members ot the National Associa
tion for the Advancement of Col
ored People are expected to attend
the council session tonight to hear
the final decision.
The NAACP has been fighting the
srgregsuon propossl winch first
csme to the fore when burial of a
Negro war veteran in the Memorial
interment (rounds waa rejected re
cently. The clause excluding the burial i
or anyone but the white race con
tained In the city's deed for sale of
burial lots, was discovered with
some surprise but was quickly strick
en when City Attorney Henry Per
kins handed down a ruling that
such a clause was unconstitutional.
However, setting aside a separate
plot in the cemetery grounds was
i hit upon as a possible answer to the
! problem.
I Councilmen are also expected to
be presented with the problem of
tackling rent controls at tonight's
Hireling. i
Under the new rent control law.
de-controUuuj can be accomplished
only after a mass meeting 01 land-
lords and tenants, said meeting to
be publicised tn advance.
There Is a request from one real
estata firm in town showing an ui
terest in the lifting of rent ceilings
and the council may be asked to
call such a meeting.
Initial action la also anticipated
tonight on the official closure of
streets and alleys to make way for
the establishment ot the new north
entrance Dark. i
A volume of routine business wt'l1""
probably come to the attention of ! 11 "ld ,lw iM disappeared sev
councilmen Inasmuch aa lui I months ago from the Brandrn
week s meeting waa cancelled.
Welte rweight Dies
In Auto Smash-Up
, . JU'' ("
Vincent Lee Poster. 31. Omaha wei.
i
terwetght boxer, was Injured fatally I
waay in an automobile-truck colli-
slon near here In which a girl also
oiea. inree OLner persons Were
badly Injured. ;
Hit new tedan plowed Into the the socialist unity ( communist , mal exports to Russia and her satel
rear end of a cattle truck about 1:30 party. I litea aa a step towsrd solution of
a. m. Both vehicles were traveling Pro allied rjolitlcal sources In the east-west conflict.
In the same direction.
The dead girl waa Ruth New-
comoe. is. ox rianoreau. s. D.
Potter became an overnight fistic
sensation by knocking out Tony
Pellone of New York last January
ZrolZ
Mid. This is the work of the Lord. I
I thank him and my manager. ;
SAVED FROM DROWNING Wavne Yates, 5, is given oxygen by August Engels, ambu
lance service operator, after nearly drowning ot Sunset park in Rock Island, III. The boy's
mother, Mrs. Cecil Yates, sobs in neor hysteria over son's fote. The lad is recuperating ot
St. Anthony's hospital, in Rock Island.
US Radio In
Berlin Opens
Ud On Reds
!
Ji "
; f"1! . P" " d
their heaviest guns today in
western campaign agauist the
bovlel secret police network in
Eastern Germany ,
The British-licensed t o c 1 a 1 Is t
n U' .1, iv r T-1 o r- f hMran tin hi i -
cation ol a list of 300 Germans
allegedly hired as audita by the
Russian Mvo iRus.ua secret po-
i burg headquarters of the MVD and
I hart h-an th ohtert nl a frantic
i. t m t.
! wui uiuunrMiui nujwiu mtti.
The U. 8. military government
radio stauon In BerUn. RIA8.
conunued Ita twice weekly pro-
.... ,n v...
man aplea of the MVD in Soviet
..... . ...
auue uimia aim viimaes.
Allied intelligence olllcers claimed
the rl.re nf nuhlicitv on East Oer.
man collaborators of the MVD,
Kkirh UFAI .t.rteH ! it m,mlh
waJ undermining Uie prestige of t
Berlin said all signs po.nled to a i
purge In the communist leadership
in the near future.
r S:l: CieU
U09 MlUng TlSn
F,e$h Injected
CORVALUS. July It ia On th
track of a re main in mvntrry in
! salmon poisoiuua ni uusi, lji. rut ii
i ard Shope. a national virus specialist '
i from New Jersey, came to Oregon
salmon poisomni or docs. Dr. Rirn-
State college to get some of the ;
' fatal fish.
Oregon stale veterlnarlana were i
the first to prove some yesrs ago
that the dog killers were not the
salmon as they come clean from the
ocean, but parasites that attack
salmon aftrr they return to fresh
water. While they found the cause,
and a reasonable cure, no one yet
haa actually Isolated the poisonous
substance.
Dr. Shope obtained some salmon
Infected with the parasites from
the Alsea river hatchery and is
flying them East for study. His visit
here was cut short by a hurry-up
call from Washington to attend a
foot-and-mouth disease meeting.
- !
would take about 3 000.000 .
It
earths to equal the bulk of the aun.
fa 1
UUtT7ff7H4.0Wn
Keep Small Things
Small
That It tn excellent philosophy
of life that heading. I swiped for
this article a little note by Andrt
Maurola that you
might want to
treasure In your
mind. It might
whittle down
those little wor
ries that are so
wearing on tht
disposition. It Is i
the little worries, i
you xnow, even
more than the big
ones, that make
folks Irritable and
hard to live with.
Maurola suns
Carl Wh I slack
hit little Item
with a quote from Disraeli: "Life
la too short to be little." And he
continues, "That quotation has
helped me through many a pain
ful experience. Often we allow our
selves to be upset by things so
tiny we should despise tnd forget
them. Perhtpt some man wa help
ed haa proved ungrateful. Some
woman we believed to be a friend
haa spoken ill of us. Some reward
we thought we deserved haa been
denied ut. But Isn't that absurd?
Here we are on this earth with
only a few more decades to lire
and we lose Irreplaceable hours
brooding over grievances that, In
a year'a time, will be forgotten by
us and by everybody else."
"Visit Memory Oarden."
Next Monday Mr. Whltlork of
the Earl Whltlork Funeral Home
will comment on "Ten Factt of
Li' "
DJ
County Agents
Visit Klamath
County agrnta and farm crops
peclallsia from Oregon mate rol-
Irge visited In Klamalh county
Monday.
i They were conducted on a field
i -ur"- ln afternoon viewing
grass experlmenta and trials. Soma
lh m'n " ""rvlewed regard-
1 1, frost damage In their sections.
; during the farm radio broadcast at
; noon over KFLW.
Visitors were Orne lesr of Drs
' chutes, E. R. Jarkman and C. W.
j Smith of Corvallls, Hollls Ottaway
"viooo oi aiaaras Slio
t John 81 Claire of Perth. Scotland.
Storage Of Atom
Weapons Asked
-
PHILADELPHIA. July II
(Al
The American r"rlends service com.
- -
mmee urgeo ainnaay msi mis
country take the lead In promoting
world disarmament by putting Its
slnck of alomle mm unrlee
United Nations seal and hall Its
,... ki.
fissionable ma-
t ,
j terial.
In a -State of the World" re Dor t
the Quaker organisation winner of
t k,im.I ru.r- nnu In las? ilu
recommended a resumption of nor- i
The reoort. based on a six months
study of global conflict, waa drafted
by 18 persons who conferred ret u
larly with specialists on Russian-
t Amrrlcan rflatloru.
j Thi core of the mid war. the re
port stated, ta econnmle and "eeo- '
nomlc warfare la
two-edged '
sword."
. 0tt
Breeie COOlS Oft
j s
ixiamain nitu
A stiff breeea whipped through
town today, with the weather cooler
than for some time. By 13 30 this
afternoon the thermometer regis
tered 71.
Considerable high cloudiness Is
the weather forecast for tonight
and Tuesday, offering hope that
there will be a bit more rool weather
before the mercury winds up to hit
the OO'a again.
The high Sunday waa W degrees.
Camera, Racquets
Stolen From Car
Marold Balln of Henley reported
to city police Sunday that his car
... orowled late Saturday night
while parked on Washington back
of Fremont school.
The right front window wing
waa broken out and a flashgun
camera - and case and two tennis
racquets were stolen.
Teeth Missing,
Police Aid Asked
PLYMOUTH, Ind , July 31 tPV
Daniel L. Lafoon, 01, of Richmond,
Va , asked police hert to help him
locate his false teeth.
He aald his M-year-old wife had
drlvrn off from the nearby town of
Bourbon with his car containing his
clothes, money and teeth. Officers
quoted him as saying he waa most
concerned about his teeth.
He gave no explanation for hit
wife's action.
He said they were en route from
Richmond to Wlsconslp.
a
. s. a Jskvl 1
'Tiiimii inn
rEflandRHTTH
i'VTjUitylYOOII i,Cl 'it 5
j ftlireDJX-J. 4
Klamath Man Hurt
In Car Accident
Therl "Babe" Orern of SIS Lincoln
la resting better today in Klsmath
Valley hospital from lnltirles re
ceived In an arrldnit on Illy moun
tain Halurday night .
Ureen was rounding a curve when
h ,pp.rrntlv sldeswiped an oncom-
j , W ; He we Tmov as fsTaV
Slr?"r . w "n. mor " wt.e?e i
II T., . ! I
they were met by Kaler a ambu- '
lance, which brouaht the Injured
man to Klamath Valley.
He Is suffering from back and
rib hurta.
y, , , II
UJOreS 11011
Dies Saturday
PORTLAND. July II (TV
PORTLAND July II (-Oitrle.
Hall. . for 1 years an Oregon
stste senator and three times ran.
dldate for the renuhllran euherna-
uw mitittm orsrt JUIV t.
loriai nom. nation, oircj oi a nean
: attack Saturday.
Hall was also president of the
First National bank nf Klamalh
rails in mi. He organised the
1 n.k i .,-... n. , r-.
i Bank of Southwest Oregon In Coos
I inaton Telenhone coninanr.
: Z , i. "-
; funeral services will be
held 1
Tltewliv.
Chinese Flee As
: Rivers Top Banks
CANTON. China. July II
ifi
Floods scourging China have driven
3K 000 persons from their homes in
me soutnern province oi nwangiung
alone, nationalist officials estimated
Monday.
The Peart. East, Wct and North
rivers, converting In the vicinlly of
thu Kwangtung cspilsl, all art out
ot their banks.
The Hunan provincial government'
estimated that 7j:i persons hsd
drowned In thet province, but ga
no indication how It had arrived at
such an exact figure, i Hunan Is in
the war tone, so that any casualty
figure la likely lo be merely a
rough guess. i
Lever Brothers
Tell Of Price Cut
CAMBRIDGE, Mast, July II IIP,
I Wholesale price cuta of from four
to eight per rent tn soap products
have been announced by Lever
Brothers company.
Products affected are Lux Flakes,
Swan. Lifebuoy. Rlnso, Silver Dust,
Breere and Surf.
The company also announced t
two cents a pound reduction tn the
wholesale price of Spry, a short
ening. RHYTHM
Mt w
k ASTAIRE HAYWORTH t
Adolphi MCNiUU told CUtAt
Doori Qptn f romp My 6:30
ij'lYM Dane
yfy Battle of the Century r
J 1 GENE KELLY vt. Vt.
f FRED ASTAIRE V'
11 2 HAYW0RTH HITS! lt
, y f J (7lLIN hay worth fc
1
Pioneer
Trails Chief "
Speaks Here
The value of preserving the (lorN
out past for (lit benefit of present
day and future Americans was em
phaslsed by Dr. Howard U Orltss.
president of the American Pioneer
Trails association. In a talk to a
group ot Klsmath people at the
Wlnrma at noun Monday.
Dr. Qrlgga came here with t party
of New Yorkers on the start of a
10-day trek through Oregon.
The pioneers, ha aald, carried
America from the Atlantln to the
Pacific, and their alory, far from
being lost, must be told to every
young American. He said It la tht
hope of his organisation tn mark
every westward trail, esiieclally near
achoolliouses along those routes.
Dr. Origgs urged Klamath peopT
to aupimrl the organisation known
at Old Oregon Trail. Inc., of which
Bert C. Thomas of Klamalh Falls la
rrglonsl vice president. Executive
secretary la Walter Mrarham, Port,
land, who greeted the visitors hert
today.
In the party were Dr. Madeline
Hrhnenhnf, a New York school prln
clpal and president of the Nrw York
uulverity rhspirr of American Plo.
neer Trails: tilranor Mauk and
Helen Ihrer, New York educators:
Hallle Hlrmall. Dr. Hchoellhof's sec
retary: and Mrs. (Irlggs.
Ernest Hostel of the state hlttS
way department's Information bu
reau met the group here. .
The parly went to Crater Iske th!
aflernoon and will apriil tonight In
Medford. Tomorrow the group will
visit old Jacksonville. ,nd then will
,Urt n"""l on a trip through
"'""r"' nor""rn "" ""r'hwe.tern
r '
.
j I CXOS KOngerS
i a-s a I s
"a Kea
TEXAH CITY. Te. July II ,r,
The owner of a store being picketed
by strikers has asked aid from
Texaa Rangers.
Dr. I,. I Uke. owner of the Oulf
Pnail n.r...n m. . b ..u , .
BM wn ,h , "oV, Al:.n
; 8hlrrl. . ,.1(J lnr , "
, nr h, . .. "
j not given him enough protection.
T-i.. . .
take also said he haa e.xed Oal.
,, Cou,r A,lorn,r
! aj. Mie, far a grand lurv lnve.il-
.... ' ' 1
, uke aald the strike railed h.
a.ia ine atnxe, railed by
: membera of A PL teamsters -al 0.
was ranea atier negotiatlont lor
nignrr psy broke down.
Cob Smacks Into
Downtown Grocery
A lailrah coming off the Hurry
Cab lot at Tin and Pine Saturday
mans lanca to mate Mie turn into
' ttreet quick enough, bounced
ot" she curb and amarked tht
" i-uie nirves maraei.
1 A msrble slab at the baM of tht
I building waa broken. Pottee re-
P""'4 ,rlr' ' " M
t Ouncan.
Mrs. Stark Back
a r.f'
vaiwi urn
TTlt.rt.AKE. July II i.rv Xtra.
' Wanda Stark. pnsimUiress, returned
to work todsy fo
lowing recovery
irom a several months' Illness.
Mrs. Riark waa t patient In t
Klamath Kails hospital for several
months last winter.
Mrs Slsrk i sisier. Sussnne Mr.
Culley. assisted in the office dur
ing hrr Illness.
JAMti lUNt
STEWART'ALLYSON
tttNt SQMfl llll
OM and JERR
yf Shamio as Outlaws i
Warner Bros; action hiti
ifiiijiL
-CCRS OPEN 4:30