Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 27, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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Grange Time Bill
Hears Completion
PORTLAND W The Oregon
State Grange reported Thursday
that it lacks only about 2,000 of the
' necessary alsnature to put man
' clstory standard lime measure on
,th November election ballot
Orange officials aald they had
53,315 signatures. The additional
names must be filed by July 3.
Woven Plastic
SMOOTH-TEX
SEAT COVERS
A New Sdotch Plaids '
"Sealtron" Electronic
ally Sealed Plastic Trim
95
SENSATIONAL NEW
j PATTERN IN MIRACLE
. WOVEN PLASTIC
Won't fade, run or stoin. Won't
stretch out of shape. Unmatched
onwhere for rkhneis and mug
' fitting qualities with new satin
finished stretch-cloth gussets. Full
. plastic cushions. Front and rear
bock rests styled with plastic
; fade-proof crowns. Dirt, oil and
grease wipe off. Water can't
, hurt it. Beautiful plaid pattern
( adds a distinctive new color note
to any car interior. Drive in for
; . your set today. Choice of Maroon,
due or Green.
SUNDOWN
TENT & AWNING
123 North 4th Phone 4329
OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK
featuring
PHEASANT
Chef: Earl Gibson
Dance to the music of the
PHIL
TRIO
LONGO
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Sunday: Afternoon Dancing
'2PM to 7PM
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Your Host: "TINY" McDonell
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Friday Kvenin. Junt 2?
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:3A World News Summi.7
8:. 10 Twill hi Srnia
: Headlina Edition ARC
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30 Thit ti Your FBI AFC
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:M Comer, ct favorites
10:01 10 PM Hertli
10:1.1 Parlftc Coast Baseball
ii:co isaws summary
11:03 5'fii Off
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Saurdy, June 28
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:00 No School Today ABC
:00 Radio Kidi Bibl Club
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KFJI 1X50 Kc. PDT
Friday Evening. June 27
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theater Quia
8:30 Around Town News
6:40 Something- to Think About
6:45 Sam Hayes News UBS
6 33 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Adven of Maine MBS
7:30 Cisco Kid MBS
8:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS
8 30 Women of tha Year MBS
AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A
PIANO
Yea can rent a level r ntw ssinet lsne
frem Ibe Lauls B. Mana Plane Cam
any, lie X. 'Ah, at a tew meathly
rate. After a reaienable time yea caa.
If Ta vita, rhanre frem rent te air-
rhs!s arrrtment. The rent already ai
s all e-retJItH t year parraate acceent
tnd bi etaer dawn piTmit ts neett-
arr. The - mantaiy payments caa ae
little aleher than rent. Or If y pre
fer, yea caa cent! sue te rcat. .
BROILED OR PAN FRIED
Grown at our own pheas
ant farm the lorgest
most modern in the Pa
cific Northwest.
, CHOICE STEAKS
CHARCOAL BROILED
OR GRILLED
Usinq only U.S. Choice
Government Inspected
Meats.
OPEN
7 NIGHTS A WEEK
6 00 Glenn HardyNews MRS
t 11 Vull on Lewis Jr. MBS
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t.SS 5-Minutt First MRS
10.00 ! Uvs a Mjstery MBS
10:1.1 Rd Nichol Show
10 r.0 Dunn on Dlc MRS
11 i Nifht Owls News
11.-03 Kliht Owls Club
13:00 Sign Off
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Saturday, June 21
6:00 Sunrise Serenade
6:33 I arm Reporter
T OO Hsmtngway News MRS
7:13 Breakfait Gang MBS
7:30 Total's Best Bus
7:43 Sam Hayes MBS
7:53 First Kditlon Local News
6:00 Morning Melodies
8:13 News
I 33 Heaaltne Newt MRS
8:30 Haven of Rest MBS
8:00 Name Band
8:1S Dance Tunes
9:30 4-H Club
8 43 Favoriits of Yeilerdiv
10:60 News MBS
10:13 Currins '
100 Social Security
10 .23 Concert
11:23 Gillette Warmup MR
1130 Game of the Day MCS
15 Camel's Scoreboard
1:30 Ricky's Requrst
3:00 Fifth Army Band MBS
3 Handstand USA MBS
3 43 Nawi MBS
3:00 Mrn'a Cornar MBS
3:15 Rukayaer Report MIS
3:30 Music MBS
3:43 Muilc MBS
4:00 O P S Varlallaa MBS
4:13 frank Hfminswaj, Nawa MBS
:.AI AlUflc AUis
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3:09 Good News
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:O0 Around Town New
:15 Klamath Theater CJuii
:30 As; emblr or God
T:00 College Choir S'.BS
T:30 Klamath Temple
KM MOM Theater MBS
00 Neva MBS
i:15 Dlni Templeton MBS
9:30 Pona'eroa Room
9:43 Music
9:53 Cecil Brown. News MBS
10:00 l.ombareJn Lane VIS
10:.T0 John U'olohan MBS
11K .Nlhl Owls New.
113 Nliht Owls Club
Mtt) Sim Off
NCNF Holds
Redding Meeting
A joint meeting of the business
office personnel of the Northern
California National Forests was
held last Thursday at Redding, to
review new accounting procedures
which will go into effect July 1.
Karl Kellner and Herman Beck
er of the Regional Fiscal Agent's
office conducted the conference.
Those attending from the Shasta
Headquarters were Paul P Reti
me Office Manager. Elsa Rupp.
Qramae Pendleton and Fanella
Gregory. Clerks.
COUNCIL MEETING
Congregation Church Council will
meet following the morning serv
ices. Sunday, June 29. All council
members, are urged to attend.
The man
women
will elect
President
Who will he be? Ia the aev July
Ladies' Home Jeurnal you'U find
the neeaasary clues. For the
Journal took a poll of thousands
of womea, asd their answers re
real the three most important
qualities women want in the
maa who goes to 'the White
House. What are they? Who do
they point to? Save your
guesses till you've read Wkal
PeopU Wnl a PrttuU!.
TERRIFIC
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SALE
M PROGRESS
AT
LEONS
525 Main
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH
KEITH McGILLIVARY
(bove), son of Mr. end Mrs.
Duncan McGillivery, 2334
Vim Street, was graduated
from tha University of Ore
gon Dental School this spring,
hat paised the state board
xami and plans to open of
fices in Euoene soon. Young
McGillivary's wife is tha
former Dorv Lea Weinburg,
of Klamath Falls.
New Claim By
Kader Defense
PORTLAND W Tile state,
fighting a defense claim that
Sherrle Kader suffered a skull
fracture at play and was not suf
focated by her mother, brought
out testimony Thursday that the
autopsy surgeon cracked the
child's skull by accident.
Dr Howard L. Richardson. Uni
versity of Oregon medical school
pathologist, said: "I fractured it
with a hammer and rhifel and 1
definitely remember having frac- :
tured it. I said so at the time."
His comment at the time, he sa.d
was an aside to his wile rather;
than a comment dictated to his
making the autopsy.
The defense of Mrs. Jada Kader.
mother of the dead child, had
made a strong point by bringing
in physicians who testified to the
sltull fracture which was not men
tioned In )he autopsy report: who
I said such a fracture could well
have caused suffocation from re
I aurgltatlon.
I The defense rested its case, and
Dr. Richardson was the states
' j first rebuttal witness.
The body of Sherrle vts louno
in a drainage pit last January and !
Mrs. Kaaer is, cnargea wnn nrsi
degree murder.
I Portland Union
Man Resigns
PORTLAND W Jack scniam.
business agent and later secretary DOssible now to launch boats dl
of Teamster Local 163 here since r,,tly int0 th, McCloud River Arm
193$. will quit at the end of this
I year to go into business at Taft.
He said Wednesday he and H. V.
; Olson, transfer company foreman.
, have bought a sanitary service
; there. '. .: &
Schlat'a local Is Tthe largest m
the jtate. !
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foods et their best!
Ph. 49e Far Orders Te Take Out
- Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
Phone 3466
STT &SKA
FALLS. OREGON
Family Says OK To Film
Story of Lon Chaney
FAMILY SAYS 334x ravl,014 man did Imtead o( directing
11U1.M WUUU- iimsai unuiin
the itrrren.' Intere.U in muvle
blojinphy of the IMe Lon Cheney
the M-irfii'a men of 10U0 Inre.v
la bmiiHiiin to mount on flicker
row. One liulependriil producer
lin.t elieedy epprntched ton's eon.
who's carried his father's name
throuiili 190 films, on the Idea.
There will oe no lamuy oojec -
lion to putting the story on the
:creen. l.on Chaney told me on
Warners' "Sprlnglleld Rifle" set.
"My mother objected to some
articles wiilten about my father
fter his death." Lon aald. "no
wo ve avoided any talk about a
movie until now."
Lon on the subject of an actor
who could play hla father: "Paul
Muni In his heyday would have
been perfect. I wouldh t Insist on
playing It myself. I couldn't do
II unless they let me act like my
Lumbermen
Buy Space
Flre prevention advertisements
sponsored bv the lumber Industry,
are now appearlnii weekly In all
Suklyou C'ountv p.-.ner.-. stales
rore't Supervisor Roberts
Jones.
; The lumber companies of Slskl
I you County and Northwestern
Shasta County have been dolne this
.'for the past several years on the
basis that fire prevention Is every
one's lob.
Prevention of forest and range
fires means that timber will con
tinue to grow Instead of being de
stroyed, that watershed will con
tinue to maintain a maximum sup
ply of wholesome water for domes
tic use as well as for recreational.
Irrigation and commercial pur
poses. That the cattlemen can
continue to arare their stock and
that manpower ired by the In
dustry will be able to produce
needed products Instead of having
to futh' fires,
"" ' i"""
nus rau wrrn is uirv miry iiciii-
iul tips on fire prevention. i
One tree can make a million
matches but one match can de
stroy a million trees.
O'Brien Access
Road Opened '
The O'Brien Mountain access
road will be officially-opened to
the public Saturday. June 38. ac-
cording to Forest Supervisor Rob'
ens c, jones.
mis rosa wnicn is oeing ouui
by the U. S. Forest Service, pro-
vides access to Ballev Cove and
Jonna crees uuve on onasia uisr
and takes off on the east side of
I Highway 98 at the too of O'Brien
Mountain. A boat launching strip
at tha. enrl nf th mad makes It
of the Shasta Lake, about three
inlles above Its confluence with the
Pi. Arm of the Lake.
District Ranger Jack Oilman,
who la directly responsible for the
administration of the Shasta Lake
Recreation Area, states Utat fur
ther developments will be made
neer the launching area at Bailey
and John's Creek Coves. Picnic
and campground facilities will be
constructed when funds become
available to construct the Improve
ments. Ranirer Gllman further states
that this area Is Ideal for boat
launching because of its central
location to all arms of the lake.
Another feature of the area Is
Its easy access from Highway 99
and a short distance north of Pit
River Bridge.
LOW MILEAGE
BRUGES. BelElum lyrV-A British
designed jet engine automobile aet
a speed, of 152 591 miles an nour
In official timed trials here Thurs
day. The experimental car burned
i a gallon of kerosene every six miles.
Wear the sunpscoooed blouse
and circle skirt together team
the skirt with other blouses the
blouse with all vour skirts. It's
double fashion and double value!
Two skirt sections and belt, that's
all there la to the skirt. Blouse is
essy a plel Quick, aew It!
Pattern R9344: Misses' Sires 12,
14, 16, 18, 20. Sire 1" blouse: l'.a
yards 35-Inch: skirt 3V yards.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send thirty-five cents In coins
for this pattern to Marian Martin,
care of Herald and News, Pattern
Dept.., P. O. Box 6740, .Chicago 80
III. Print plainly your name, ad
dress, zone, size and style number.
1 me.
Richard Burton, the sensational
British actor who will play the
young hero opposite Olivia de
lUviiland In "My Cousin Rachel."
flunked (he acrren tent he inane
for Fox with a scene from the
beat seller. But (Jeorue Cukor
i'i
showed Darryl 7,aiiuck a pi hit of
a i a
British movie that Htirton made,
'Woman
of Dolwyn." and
llio
actor was
signed pronto.
Reporta from Kurone say I hut
Joan Fontaine's mo . "Decam
eron Nights." Is so torrid In con
tent It's taken from Hoccaclo'a
snlcv tales that II should be re
filled, "The Candid Decameron
Nights."
There will be no love scene
between Kthel Merman and
I Donald O'Connor In the movie
erslon of "Call Me Madame
just In case you'ia worrying about
how Ethel and Donald would look
In a clinch.
The Coconut Grove's 30ih anni
versary brought back a flood of
memories of Blng Crosby war
bling there for 150 week when
ha ihnwerf un and the oulrk-
, .,.!, ,n.i tthn rmild do won-
I rt,r, ..ilh . violin. The manager
nM.jed entertainment for the
,.,nA ,nm, south Amrrl
can musicians and the artist. Xa
vler Cugal. became an orchealia
leader.
Bustv. blonde Cleo Moore, due
for a Marllvn Monroe buildup by
Columbia, will star lor Producer
Hugo Haas next In "The Guest
'From Hell." Its a modern version
of the Faust legend.
Sign of the times note. Twelve
of the beautilul dolls who work as
waitresses at the Palm Springs
Doll House were otlered movie
contracts this season. All turned
them down . . . Mack Sennetl Is
reactivating plans to rellhn Mabel
Normand's biggest movie hit.
"Molly O." Olivia de Havilland.
claims Mack. Is the only actress in
I Hollywood who could play the
comedy role
Producer Hal Roach, explaining
the lost art of creating movie slain:
"You don't develop movie atars
by riling movies and then cast
ing them. That's reverse English
You write slorles especially for
new talent. That's the way Holly
wood did It at the peak of the star
era before World War II."
Martlta Hunt, who scored on
Broadway a few seasons back
in "The Madwoman of Chall
lot." will play Jose Ferrer' moth
er In John Huston's production of
"Moulin Rouge."
Titles with
"American" and
'U. s. A." In
them are being
dropped In London. "Jim Thorpe.
All-American" Is showing as "Man
of Bronte." and "Deadline. U.S.A."
Gildersleeve
Reappointed
SALEM Url Gov. Douglas Mc
Kay announced a nunibor of ap
pointments Wednesday. Including:
Delbert Olldersleeva, Baker, re
appointed to the Stat Game Com
mission. Mrs. W. A. Gildersleeve, Baker,
to the Baker County Public Wel
fare Commission, succeeding Mrs.
Margaret, orawtoro
J. H. Lulhn. Portland, reappoint -
ed to the State Pubho Welfare
Commlsalon.
n The Year's W
r?p PUNCHIEST W,
n.r.-.-O..V.. 8PECTACDIARA J
.. JkrUgs the men aaetai' ' TRIUMPHI A V
POV'I &&MMtto Witafteitti) ,
ilillGRAN6ERPARKERWeekafrH.
, leighrrerJ w I
Xi'Y. Stone Anderson! n.io.4 ' I J
I " ' I i, si JLlyfaaaaaia1 'BCARAHOVaiB''Lj '
' 1 "-, K .o....J,.nh,,.l I
merely nn "DcnU-
Ground will be broken thit
summer on "r'lynn'a Inn," a big
hnlel project llnunced by Rrrol
Flymt at Apple Valley, 100 ntllaa
li'om Hollywood. 1
There'a a giaul chance John
Darryiiuue, Jr., will plnv a eom
edy role wlih hla aunt Ktne) In her
telelllm series, "The Kthel Barry'
more Theater." About her nephew
with the lamous name, ahe told
me:
"He has a lot of natural In lent
as a comedian. It's a great thing
to have a ncime of humor In thla
business. That's why my bimfler
Johns Humid was so good.
Answer to the "Where's cowboy
Tex Rltter lhe.-.e tlayat" question.
Tex la headed for London to star
; I JL ' latMaaaaMan,
rt I7"lil:" tlllliUlliHJ1
I mimmM aliaW
in itiniqiired
line."
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N IATURDAY
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FRIDAY, .11 INK 27. in.12
In the 1I si city's first Indoor ttidro
sltue lli'JO. wilh a I link of U. U.
cowboys, cowgirls and Indiana.
'g1l
Joe K. Lewis about a almp"
starlet: "Hue's the kind of a ail
you could lake home In mother
when father Imi'I home.
ISaataj I " . luaSa?
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aKglNd IS RCLIKVINO t
m o.m; t.t..X. I
Technicolor
Nianweiarsf
"Fat ard I'lke'
Ii a fibi
You'll like.
Spenoe and Kate
Are simply (reatl1
Together acaln
And it's no fib...
Their funnleit hit
iSlpoe 'Ador.'i Hib' l
TRACY
HEPBURN
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