Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 08, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TIH'HSPAV, NOVKMHKH II, Emblems Out For Wildlife In conservation emblem ot the Oregon Wildlife federation for the current year will be -making Its appearance locally within the next few days, John M. Hayes, Westloke, the federation's emblem chairman, re port that the new sticker Is being mailed to a Urge group of con nervatlonlsta of this community. Persons whose names are not now on the federation's mailing list may obtain emblems by submit ting name and address to the 4f" KLAMATH MIL. OMIM, AMERICAN CHINESE so. at tMt oearl H. 4 Nt Ofden Te Take Oal Ben B. Lee, Mgr. nearest sports club, or mailing re quests to federation officers. 'The federation's emblem a slicker which may be attached to automobile, store or home window, or similar surface is the badge of the Oregnnian Interested in the vital problem of conservation of natural resources." said Hayes, "Possession Indicates that the ex hibitor has direct personal In terest in the resources of forest, soil, water and wildlife." The federation's mailing list. Hayes explained. Is limited and not all true sportsmen are being reached. It Is hoped that names of interested persons can be added from year to year. Recipients of the emblem are asked bv the federation to make voluntary contribution to the pro gram supported by the state or sanitation. The federation has no paid officers, and all funds re ceived are used in natural re sources activities. Among these ac tivities are cooperation wiw we State Sanitary authority to stop stream pollution and soil erosion, efforts to create and preserve a fish sanctuary covering all trtbu- AVAILABLE FOR DANCE Engagements end parties, any night except- Saturday. PETE COLLET Call 9586 larles of the lower Columbia river, Improving game law enforcement, working for better management' of both Inland and oflshoro aalmon fisheries, encouraging belter man agement of big game and migra tory birds, supporting time ref uges and public shooting areas, striving to preserve for the public the hunting and fishing privileges on public lands and streams, en couraging better relationships be tween sportsmen and private land owners to the mutual advantage of both, and conducting an effec tive program of education tor the youth of Oregon. "We believe every Oregon cltl ten should be glad to have a hand in pushing this program forward," Hayes declared. WHAT NOW? WELLINGTON, N. S., I.-Per-cy Brittain figures Lady Luck de serted him. He fell off a load of grain and Injured his shoulder. Next dsy he discovered a fox had killed 45 of his best pullets. The Ihird day his pet dog was killed by an automobile. GOBBLE PRIZE HOUSTON, Tex.. U To win V $100 bet, Sam Cash, 250-pound ice dealer, ate 18 dosen oysters Tues day. He topped off the meal with eight steins of beer. I You cant buy Insurance when your house is burning. Call Hans I Norland now! Phone 1-SM5. Santa Says Ail The Kids Tell Him That They Want A Bike -For Christmas! make Xmas dreams come true! LAY-AWAY YOUR SCHWINN BIKE NOW! MS95 and up CHOOSE FROM - THE LARGEST SELECTION OF TOYS IN TOWN! DOLL BUGGIES - $5.49 to $11.95 WAGONS TRICYCLES LIONEL TRAINS MODEL '.'." SUPPLIES MUSICAL TOYS LAY-A-WAY YOUR STEEL WHEEL TOYS NOW While A Good Supply Is Still Available! A i mall deposit will hold your selection till Christmas! PQ01FS and 222 So. 7th Bicycles Sporting Goods Phone 5520 ':.fl . - : 77V. 1 " '. . ,. ,Oy.". I ' MY RAY ANTHONY (above) brings his top-ranking band hero tonight for a dance at the armory. Anthony's musicians and entertainers were recently voted the nation's No. 1 outfit by disc jockeys. Authentic or Not, Her Sarong Makes Navy Happy Br ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD, NEA The navy went to see In Hollywood the other day. Result: French - movie - glamor - nueen Corlnne Calvet will be wearing a mintmum-stied "evening sarong" with floral anklets and blossoms between her toes. It may not be an authentic get lug room and came out wearing a native sarong made of lapa cloUi. "This is what Dorothy Lamour used to wear," Edith beamed. "It's authentic." "She looks too much llko a na tive girl," McOovern groaned. "It doesn't ' cling to her," Snell groaned. "The navy useds that stuff for up for a Hawaiian luau, but it camouflage," said McOovern, still . l - r. . , .,.. frrnnnlrtff was uic u.o. navy s laca ana wno s i 01 going to argue with the navy? It all started when producer Hal Wallis cast Corlnne as a navy pin-up girl for a luau sequence in the Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis comedy, "Sailor Beware." He Dressed a buzz?r that summoned Paramount fashion designer Edltb Head to his office. "I want you to design some- fhlna aniwlnl fnr rirlnn. " anlri ' Walli ( ITHIth "T Hnn'l unnl vnn to design it for me, for you or for Corlnne. I want you to design something to please the U.S. navy.' It was Edith's cue and she field ed it fast. She telephoned the navy. Radarman Terry McOovern of San Diego, and Sonarman Dick Snell of Los Angeles arrived, bug- eyed and on official orders, at Paramount Studio to Judge what would please the navy. Corlnne arrived In a bathing suit (Navy whistles.) t Designer Edith Head arrived with an armful 01 material, an autnen tic Hawaiian grass skirt and a dim view of the whole tbing. Corlnne slipped out of her dress ing room wearing the grass skirt. "It's authentic," beamed Edith. "It's awful," said Radarman Mc Oovern. Edith had an Idea.. She took a bolt of pale blue lame usually reserved for even ing gowns and molded a scanty sarong around Corlnne a lush curves. It was as revealing aa a Kefauver report. It hit Corlnne way above the knees and tt hit the navy right between the eyes. "That's It," yelled the radar man, whose eyes have been trained to pick up minor details. Sonarmen Snell whistled so loud that a couple of his pals at sea off Tahiti Joined in. The flowers between her toes were Corlmie's own little Idea. "Who." asked Corlnne, "wants to tee Just toes?" The navy sighed and went back to sea to report that Hollywood had done right by the pin-up-happy navy. Designer F.lllh Head was still taking a dim view of the whole thing. "It's not authentic," she wailed. Corlnne put on a dressing gown and beamed: "If the navy's happeo I'm bap pee." David O. Selinlck's next big picture of Jennifer Jones wilt be rue Kain our oiotrrapnv 01 "It burns too easily," said Son- famed Broadway star Jeanne Eag nerman Snell. "It looks like a barrel of bay," said McGovern. Corlnne went Dacz Into her d resa les, who made stage history in Somerset Maugham's "Rain.' in eveay way I Oary Cooper's aim Is getting bet ter. Ho kills four men in a two minute gun fight in "High Noon." Janet Leigh Is denying a whole flock of new rumors that she and Tony Curtis are expecting. . . . Dan Dally has gotten around to Jane Nigh . . . Miguel Aleman, Jr., son of the Mexican president, and film actress Cheryl Clark are seeing only rainbows , . . Kathryn Grayson will be an aunt for the 14th time next month . . . Whlstlo note: Esther Williams goes swim ming In her lingerie for a scene In "Skirts Ahoy." Actress to Paul Conlan: "Do 1 remind you of Jane Russell?" Paul: "Yes, you have legs Just liko Bob Waterfleld." Eiuipmnl, mmrhl W ilhUrtltJ m mhM H ettmtt trilktml mlitk THE ONE WAY to be sure that every one of your new car dollars is buy ing, you a full measure of solid value is to get the Pontiac story! You net a full measure of beauty In a unuat-ueauiy apart irom anvtninii td. ' Si Vm"W&x -er else on the roa You get a full measure of performance, too perf ormance that will delight you for years and years to come. And certainly you get a full measure of dollar value-just check for yourself the re-sale value of a Pontiac. Come on In and get our deal-It's the best in every way! Dollar for Dollar- you cartt beat a IPciDnml PARKER PONTIAC CO. 4th and Klamath Ave.. Klamath Falls, Ore. III.',! 1. t,tT,.,, ji t . 11 " 1 . I,'v,"(. 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ABO Times Frets About Ghosts LONDON, OTV-The Tunes called on Winston Churchill' new govern ment today to come forth with a housing plan ton the displaced ghosts of England. ' The Influential dally said things have reuched the point where the average wraith In this country has not got a plot to spook in. If pointed out that many of the gloomy old piles which are iho natural habitat of ghosts have eith er tumbled down or become gov ernment office buildings, no long er fit to house a haunt. And how, It asked, can a ghost be expected to function In a unit war prefabricated cottage without an attic? Snlil the Times In a rogubh ed itorial: "Ghosts who. of course, have no vote I have been overlooked by (he welfare atate Just at the time when their Interests, threatened on every side, most needed safeguard ing. "No class In the community has had to face a more acute or deli cate housing problem. The Times concluded with this warning: "Though we may congratulate ourselves that with the change of new government there will soon be a new spirit abroad In the country, we must recognlte the hard fact that, unless something is done to protect the Interests of the ghosts, a lot of the old spirits in the country will soon be abroad. Clear lake, the source of Lost river, Is only five miles from the old waterllne of Tulelake, where Lost river ends. SIZED TO 60 Navy Stages War Games JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. MV-The navy is staging Its most extensive war games in the Atlantic ocean since world war two. The mock battle being waged off Florida's coast was disclosed Wednesday by Rear Adm. Osborne B. Hardlson. USN. commander of fleet air, Jacksonville. He also is chief of the "Black" air forces defending the eastern seaboard against massive striking powers of the enemy "Blue" fleet. 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