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A Talent Revue, under the auspices of Chapter No. 12
Disabled American Veterans
' Presented at the Klamath Falls Armory
Sat. Nite Dec. 1st
30 All Star Acts
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BEST BUYS OF '51
CLEARANCE SALE
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SEWING MACHINES
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Grape Juit Cocktoil .. ,
' Clear Tomato Soup
ROAST TURKEY
1 Drafting, Cranberry Sauce,
Oiblet Gravy, Candied Yams
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Moldtd Cranbarry Salad Butter Rolls
Olivas
Cholc of Dastrts
Mine. Pi. (Hot or Cold) Pumpkin Pia
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Dope Peddlers
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NEW YORK, Wl Detectives of
the narcotics squad rounded up 13
persons Monday night and Tuesday
In Harlem raids..
Police said two of those arrested
sold narcotics from their apart
ment to addicts who blew toy
whistles from the street to signal
they wanted to buy . dope. -
The two were Identified by po
lice as Nathaniel Phillips, 2b, and
his brother, David, 26. They and
the others arrested are Negroes.
Detectives said 21 1 teenagers
went to the Phillips apartment
last night to buy dope but were
turned away by the raiding police
All those arrested were booked
on charges of selling narcotics.
Baby Born To
Mother With Polio
LOS ANGELES, 'A Mrs. Lillian
Hopper, 38, a polio victim, was
back In her Iron lung today after
having given birth to a 5 pound,
14 ounce daughter.
Physicians at general hospital
yesterday reported the birth was
normal and the child unaffected
by polio. During the birth, phy
sicians said, the mother was kept
alive for 30 minutes with a posi
tive respirator, a temporary substi
tute for a full-sized Iron lung.
Mrs. Hopper and her husband,
Herbert D. Hopper. 41, have a boy
of seven. Mrs. Hopper has been
In a respirator since last August
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH
MRS. NORMAN McKEEHAN, Route 2, and Newberry Co. Mgr. W. M. Hover appear
pleased with life but that gobbler looks down right downcast. Hover is prescntiiiK Mrs.
McKeehan with the turkey won in a Newberry drawing by 13-year-old Carolyn Simnncls.
626 McKinley. Carolyn was in school at Fremont at the time and Mrs. McKeehan picked
up the Thanksgiving bird for her.
"America's Sweetheart"
To Return To Film Role
NEW YORK, W Mary Pickford.
once known as "America sweet
heart." is coining out of a 19-year
retirement from the screen to star
in just one more film.
The 58-year-old actress will play
the role of a librarian in the
film. "The Library." to be made
by Columbia pictures.
Her return to the screen matches
in many ways the movie comeback
of another early Hollywood queen,
Gloria Swanson.
Miss Swanson. now M. regained
her former prominence last year
with the fUm, "Sunset Boulevard."
She went on to further successes
on the stage and In television.
The careers of both actresses
ran almost parallel. Miss Swanson
started her film career In 1913,
Miss Pickford In 1914. Miss Swan
son appeared in only two films
after 1932. Miss Pickford's last
film. "Secrets." was made In 1933.
But unlike Miss Swanson, Miss
Pickford Indicated yesterday that
"The Library" would not Do fol
lowed by further roles. She said
in a statement released by Colum
bia pictures that it "Is the one and
only story which would nnve In
duced me again to appear before
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the camel as."
Miss Pickford declined to
further details on the film.
give
Since her retirement from act
ing. Miss Pickford has continued to
be active In the management and
ownership phases of the tllm In
dustry. She was one of the lound
ers of tho United Artists produc
ing and distributing organizations.
The Canadian-bom actress start
ed her htage career at 5 and made
her (irst film in 1909 at the age ol
16. But the real start of her movie
career dates from the 1914 film.
"Hearts Adrift."
Her other silent film successes,
which led to her tlUe aa "Amer
ica's Sweetheart," Included "Tess
of the Storm Country," 1922; "Re
becca of Sunnybrook Farm," 1911:
"Poor Little Rich Girl," 1911; and
Little Lord Fauntleroy," 1921.
In 1929. Miss Pickford cut off her
famous curls and started making
talkies. These included "Coquette. '
"The Taming of the Shrew," and
"Klkl."
Al the height of her career, the
star once was guaranteed 8260,000
a picture. But she turned down the
offer, preferring to work for her
own company. United Artuils.
Miss Pickford married her one
time leading man. Buddy Rogers,
in 1931. Rogers is now conductor
of his own television show.
Previously she was married to
Owen Moore and Douglas Fair
banks Sr.
Congratulations are In order for
Bob Howard and Frank Weasel,
who, Just last week were voted to
take their places on the first string
of the '51 County All-Star Team.
Bob was selected for his work In
the backfleld while Frank for his
fine playing as a linesman. Also
of Jim Mahoney SHA students are
proud, aa he was placed on the
second string. Honorable mention
was given to three outstanding
Academy Trojans, Ray Beard, Ken
McAndrews. and Gary Thill. We
will be looking for that freshman
Gary on the team next year! But
for those deserving Trojans not
listed here, SH Is very proud, for
everyone knows that without the
entire '51 team the season, which
ended so successfully, would never
nave oeen. ,
Prefect Bob Howard will lead the
Sodality activities this year, as he
was recently elected to this office
by the organization. Other officers
for the coming year will be vice
prefect. Bill Burrltt, secretary Bar
bara Howard, treasurer, Fre'da
Waldron, and sergeant-at-arms, Ed
mond Andersch. Committees will
be appointed In the near future to
plan the activities of the Sodallsts,
Pep Club, Letterman's Club,
Class pictures, Sodality, Chimes
staff, and Olee Club are a few of
the pictures taken yesterday by
Gudnrlan Studio for the '51 annual.
But It Will be a long time before
students will see the proof' of the
pictures. In fact, not until next
May when the Atrian Is distribu
ted. Today seems like the day after
tomorrow usually seems. For those
who don't understand this Greek.
It means that today Is like Fri
day, the last dav of school In the
week. Now for four days students
can sit back and relax without
studies to think about. But since
tomorrow Is Thsnksglvlng, It Is
only right and proper that we
should make a special attempt to
attend Mass on Thsnksglvlng for
tne many wonderful favors and
freedoms we enjoy each day.
Texan To Buy Up
Egyptian Oil
ROMR (JR Teynn nil millionaire
Glenn McCarthy left Tuesday for
furls, wnere ne expects to close
a deal for oil rights to mors than
six million acres In the Red Sea
area of Egypt.
McCarthy confirmed he Diana to
buy a controlling 51 percent In
terest in tne national rctroicum
Oil Co. of Egypt. The company
has oil concessions covering 121
lots of 60 square miles each In
tR.vnt. .
Befora the den! could become ef
fective, tho Egyptian parliament
woulc. have to amend an existing
law requiring that Egyptians hold
a majority Interest In any com
pany exploiting the nation's on re
serve.
A secret meeting of the Egyptian
parliament will be held shortly to
consider changing the law, It was
teamed.
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Mololla Man Heads
Jersey Cow Club
SALEM, tfW Marlln M. Fox, Mo.
Inlla. has been elected president
of tile Oregon Jersey Cattle club
for the third successive year.
Results of a mall ballot were
announced here Saturday by D C.
Brock, chairman of the teller com
mittee. Other new officers; Nenl Miller,
Wuodburn, vice president; Mrs.
Charles E. Couche. Sherwood. sec
retary; Ted Hubert, Salem, trea
surer. Paul Reeder. Sauvlea Uland,
was elected field committeemen
for the North Willamette district.
AJC Opposes Clark
On Vatican Post
NEW YORK, W-Tlie American
Jewish Congress haa gone on rec
ord against an American ambas
sador to the Vatican. It la tho first
major Jewish group to do so. .
The AJC claims a paid member
ship of 60,000 Jewish luymen. Its
affiliated organizations have 1.200..
000 members throughout the na
tion.
At the close of Uie AJC biennial
convention Monday, a resolution
waa adopted urging President Tru
man to recall his proposed appoint
ment of oen. Mark Clark, "in the
Interests of fundamental American
democratic principles.
ttcaiiercd opposition was regis
tered In the vote that followed a
heated debate.
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Abdullah Is
"Happy Man"
I) ALLAH. Ml-Hlirpimld W. (All
dulluhl King i-iillril lilniNrlf a
"very, very happy mini" as he
waited for U pluue whu li would
Inko hint to his Inline wile - Kuvi
tlan dmiirr Hnniin (Jitmnl.
King left line Tueedny on a nun-
stop plane for New York, wnnre
no Is si'iietiuirtl lo arrive ai u rn
p. m , KB !'.
King's llinrriirv niter leiivliU
hern tnilnv si'llt'fllllrri Ills al'l'ivill
III Cairo Thursday. II and Hwnlu
plan to be married tills weekend.
King, inemlirr of a weallliv
TrAH nil fuiiillv. won the hind of
the Egyptian iluncer In a whirlwind
I'niis courtship. However, his
mother. Mrs. Annl llonnrv Klim
ol llmiMon, threatened to tllin
hrrlt htm.
Abdullali-lila new Miwlrm name
--Hew home several weeks nu'i
MPO Name Bladine
As New President
CIEARHART, in-l'hlllp M. Ilia
dine, McMlunvllle, la the new pres
ident of the master printers nl
Oregon.
Ho waa elected Saturday at the
organisation's annual ruiivenllaii
here succeeding Otto L. Smith,
Klamath Falls.
Other new ofllcers: Hurry Onr
relt, Eugene, vice prenUlcnl ; Or
rin M. Downey, Portland, Ircanir
er; Amy Bedtord, Pendleton, sec
retary: Frank Van l.oh, l.cUiinon,
director.
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