Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 06, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD &ND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUKSDAY, NOVKMUKIl II, lllrtl Students Kid America LONDON, Wl More than 6000 London university students staged two-mile Ouy Fawkes parade Monday night. Many of the floats $5.00 Down $5.00 Monthly Plus Federal To BUYS The Beautiful New Corona Portable A Gift for the Whole Fomily Other Makes en Display Try Them ALL ' PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY 629 Main Phone 7412 . Your after-dinner maid ! Automatically and silently washes, rinses, dries everything in service for 6 in water SuPEH-heated to sterilizing 180! Does beau tiful job on pots and pans! This is the illuminated interior model with glass look-in top. Eaty terms are available on . unit!. Ask us about them when you see aa exciting Dish -A -MATJC demonstration! 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Hans Norland ean Insure you against the risks you always take In hunting, rhone J I515. SIJ Pine SI. . . Gliddenr SPRED SATIN ROPER & ROPER 2012 So. 6th Phone 9278 Apex DISIhA'MATIC Dishwasher THE FIRST-THE ORIGINAL! SapaMUats Its Own Watar to SUrllizing 180' In Baill-ln Electric Not Water Tank PAY ONLY I d DOWN ALSO EXPERT , WORKMANSHIP ON Engraving Jewelry Manufacturing Stone & Diamond Setting Clock Repairing (Includes manufacture of part not readily obtainable) . RENIE Phone Notional Ad Man to Speak Imaginative and worthwhile an proaches to the use of advents lug dollars Is to be discussed with Klamath Palls businessmen, nrin- cipally retail merchants Wednes day at the Wlncma. The speaker will be O, L. tRoyi Bradt of the American Newspaper Publishers Assoc. bureau of ad vertising. He Is scheduled to speak at " I breakfast meeting of the Klnmalh Merchants association, 8 a.m. in the hotel coffee shop. 1 The point Bradt has been stress ing In talks over the Paeille Coasf is that money spent for unplanned advertising is wasteful and more often than not highly unproductive. Carter Sets Trial Dates Judge M. total of 13 A. Carter has set a cases to be tried In i district court between November and December 38. The court docket Includes the following cases: November . Charles Shean. driv ing while Intoxicated: November IS, R. W. Hosklns. drunk on pub lic hiihwiv: November 15. A. C. Becker, wage and hour law vio lation; November 38. Robert s. Purvis, driving while Intoxicated: November 30. Bonnie S. Stephens, assault and baltery. December 7, Frances Anderson. failure to require minor child to attend school; Decemoer u. nugn R. Knight, transportation of un tagged beef; December 13, Kenney Smith, giving alcohol to minors: December 13. M. B. Myers, fail ure to stop tor scnooi ous; u cember 18, Luther Dunn, driving while Intoxicated: December 30. Leo Feroin, failure to transfer ve hicle title and December 38. Leon ard Barkee. lauure uj yrcra ui right of way. GERMAN PEACE PARLEY unNN Germany, tfi Allied fvnirces 'here say it Is likely that Chance"or Konrad Adenauer will go to -Jarls late wis monw w meet the big three Western for eign ministers. The four will dis cuss outstanding Issues In the Ger man peace contract negotiations and other questions. a LA MATH falls, oataoa, AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at then haatl Ph. 4494 for Ordata To T.ka Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. FASHIOH CLEANERS Ph. 5563 ltt la. life Free Pick-up It Delivery! la Today OM Toaaonw t-Boar Ssodal lanke We Give S&H Green Stamps 4606 Aft El Capitan Ran Gamut of Burlesque By IIOH THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, tP-8how business people, who are Inclined to wax scmlmcntiil about theaters, could have a Held day with the El Capi tal! In Hollywood. In Its 35 years. II has Just about run the gamut of allow business. As a mailer of fact, I got a twlugo of nostalgia when I visited the .old house this week. It evoked many memories of the past. But you'd hardly know the theater now; it's full of booms and camer as and aprons and control booths. Having completed the cycle of en- tertaliunent. It Is now a television studio for such comics, as Eddie Cantor, Jimmy Durante, Danny 1 nomas and Martin and Lewis. Jerry Lewis was In diapers and television was merely a dream when the El Capital! first opened, that was on January 34. 1937 when Berton Churchill played his fa mous "alias the Deacon." It Was In the boom era of Los Angeles, and i he tneater, then named the Hol lywood Playhouse, was promoted by a local financier at a cost of tSOO.OOO. The era passed and so did the promoter, who was later imprisoned for embesiiemenl. But the playhouse kepi operating Scout Forum Set Thursday Scouters and rubbers from Tule lake. Dorrls and all of Klamath county will "learn by doing." ac cording to the local scout office, when the first roundtablo of the school year scheduled for Thurs day. 7 p.m., at Altamont Junior tush. According to District Commis sioner Cecil Prather. Barney Sim mon will conduct the scout lead ers section program. Bob Penrod lead the cubbers. and John Hell bronner will work with explorer leaders. District Chairman Jim Plnnlger will hold the district meeting the same nltht. with Institutional rep resentatives and members at large Invited. Unit committees and den mothers should also attend, to re ceive sufficient training for their respective units. Woman Tricks Obliging Man PORTLAND. ifl Municipal Judge John J. Murchlson Mondav fined a Portland grocer 130 for selling cigarets to a 13-year-old boy. The boy admitted he had forged his mother's signature on a note requesting the cigarets. State law permits grocers to sell cigarets to minors If they have a note from their parents, but a city ordinance prohibits the practice. Judge Mur chlson said. The boy's mother, Mrs. Marian Smith, said she had Instructed her son to write the letter and forge her signature. She then followed the boy to the store of Aaron Thorn burg, witnessed the sale, and then reported the matter lo police. The boy said he had forged his mother's signature on previous oc casions to get cigarets. The Judge said he had to fine the grocer, but reprimanded the mother for the method she used to trap the grocer. PORTLAND. W An Increase of 1958.699 In gross operating reve nues for the year ending October 31 has been reported bv the Cali fornia Oregon Power Co. Bnjoy Health. Rcit, Comfort and HoapiulHy at the Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium 3ot Mineral and Mud Baths are Excellent for Rheumatism. . Arthritis. Sciatica rd Neuritis. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths Tood for Asthma, iczema. Sinus. Huh and Low Blood Pressure. Your Health ts our buiineta. For Reservations or Information Address: Rt. 1, Ashland. Oft. Or Phone Lone: Distance Dr. Herman Wexter. Director Chiropractic-Physician Order ' ' . A- i TV ; ... Shaw Stationery Co. 729 Main tq Television at Its stand Just a few steps from Hollywood and Vine. 11 never played the big road allows from Broadway; The other legit houxea got those. It had a atrady stream of aecondary attractions wllh such Players as Frank Craven, Edmund Rrcese, E. E. Cllve and Tom Moore, Among the plays In the first few years: "II I Was Rich "Hie Home Townera," "Meet Die Wife." "Dear Me," "Ball Water," "It Pays to Advertise," "M'Lord the Duke." During the depression, the Play house was subjected to long pe riods of darkness. It looked aa though the stage was dying, but somehow it managed to come back aa It always does. Helping this was the federal theater project, which occupied the house with shows designed to keep actors working. I encountered the theater about this time. I can recall a show called "Two-a-Day." a half-amusing, half-plilful parade of oldtlme vaudeville stars. All had seen bel ter days. Afler the federal project, a dif ferent kind of show took over the theater Mlnsky'a burlesque. Yes, I caught that show, too, and what an education! Hit or miss attractions followed. About the only big hit was "Oas light," which went on to New York as "Angel Street" and then became the Ingrld Bergman movie. In 1M1, 8ld Qrauman. C. E. To berman and others bought the Playhouse for 1100,000. They named it the El Capitan, after another Hollywood legit house which had been made Into a movie theater. The next year brought forth the theater's greatest auccess. Ken Murray onened a vaudeville review called "Blackouls of 1M3." a wartime show full of corn and Marie Wilson. Critics predicted a run of only a few weeks. So did this critic, who saw It from the last row In the balcony. The show ran seven years. Dur ing that time the theater's owners declared dividends of M30.000. Blackouts" probably could be run Ing still, except that Murray want ed to hit New York with It. The result was the other way around "Blackouts" died on Broadway and Murray stayed on to be a TV star. After the "Blackouts" tenancy. the El Can had a few flops. TV networks became Interested In the place since It had been ued suc cessfully for Ourante and Hope ra. dlo shows. (Oddly enough, the thea ter never Played mov's In lla his tory). And so the El Can was sold for t3M.Ono to the Catholic archdiocese of Los Angeles, which now rents 1 t NBC. And that Is the history of the El Capitan. Students Cut Racial Bars CHAMPAION, HI., l-Two Ne groes have been named leaders of popular football weekends at the university of Illinois for the first time In the history of the school. Miss Clarice Davis, 19 of Chi cago waa named queen of the an nual homecoming festivities lo be celebrated this weekend in connec tion with the Illlnols-Iowa football game. Miss Davis was elected by pop ular vote of the students over eight other coeds. She Is a senior in the school of liberal arts and sciences. Last weekend. Peaarl Gregory of East St. Louis, III., was "king for a day" at the annual dad's day ceremonies. Illinois played Michigan last week. Oregory. the father of Vincent Gregory, an mini pre-law student, was chosen In a drawing. Cat May Get New Name ALHAMBRA, If) Mrs. Ethel Hoover's pet seven-toed cat. Snif fer, may get Its name changed to "Swlper." Mrs. Hoover said yesterday that Sniffer has been lifting things from the neighborhood for more than six months. She's kept busy re turning gloves, rags and other ar ticle.! and apologizing for her cat's actions. Nov! 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Theater Quia .TO Around Town Nawa fl 43 Sam Hayaa- Nawi MPS 33 BUI Henry MHS Mrs. Zell To Address Local Library Club Mrs. H. M. Zcll of Wasco, state president ol the Oregon Federa tion of Womens clubs, will attend the 6th dLorlcl mecUn( next Bai urdny In the Library club rooms. All Library club members nnd Interested friends are urired to nt tend the meetings wnieh are to be gin st 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., and the no-ho.stcss luncheon at 11:45 at c neds In the former location of bul Uvans. RcKlstratlon will be Kin at 8:45 a.m. Mrs. Albert Roenlcke la In charge of the luncheon and Mrs. H. 8. atone Is In charge of decora tions. On the program lor the meetings to convene at 9 a.m. and recon vene at 1 p.m. will be musical numbers and a talk by Mrs. Zell. Mrs. Zell will speak of her exper iences on her recent European tour with the general federation of womens clubs. The regular meeting of Library scheduled for November 12 has been postponed until November 19 became of Armistice day. The "Msglc Carpet" series will take members and guests to Trance with the program entitled "Paris of 20 Yesrs Ago and Today" by Mrs. Twyla Ferguson. HOLIDAY OL'TFIT Dream team for a Sub-Teen I She will love that Jumper with huge collar winging out In tho prettiest lanhlon of the year! She wears It with lla own Ray blounc or aolo for a party dress. Easy I Pew pattern partsl Pattern OMft: gtrls nlr.es 6, 8, 10, 12, 14. Size 10 Jumper, 2 yards 39-lnch; blouse, l'a yards 35-Inch. This easy-to-use pattern Rlvcs perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you evftry step, Send THIRTY cents In coins for (his pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III.. 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