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THURSDAY, OCT. 2. 1052
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The
BOG CROSBY
STORY
A CAVALCADE OF CROSBY
FROM THE "BLUE OF THE NIGHT"
TO "AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS
FATHER"
If frte Pvk
BING
CROSBY
when mother swooned to
hit tongs in
"PENNIES
From
HEAVEN"
A special nostalgic
return engagement
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Springfield
Plant Closes
SPRINGFIELD Ifl Another
chapter in the unsuccessful history
of the Springfield Alcohol Plant
i was closed Tuesday when the U.S.
j Government again took custody ot
it from the Oregon Wood Chemical
The company for the past three
years had attempted to manuiac
ture wax and other products front
wood wastes. It was operated By
Charles B. Hudson Jr.. and Wil
liam S. Hudson, brothers irom
Amerlcus. Ga.
The plant was originally de
signed to manufacture ethyl alco
hol from wood to supplement short
supplies during World War II. It
has never proved economically
feasible and has been in the hands
of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. and other federal agencies
much of the time.
Balsiger Has
Trailer Sales
The Balsiger Motor Company has
been granted a-'S-county franchise
as exclusive agents for Spartan
Trailer Homes. Spartan is the
world's largest trailer manufactur
er. Balsiger already has the agency
for Pontiac and Clipper trailers.
Franchises for the three trailers
cover Modoc and Siskiyou counties
in California, Klamath, Lake and
Malheur counties in Oregon.
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VINTAGE QUEEN Pretty Virginia Best, 22, of Monlo Park,
Calif, caught the eya of the California Wine Institute judges,
for obvious reasons, and she was chosen "Vintage Queen" to
reign during National Wine Week, Oct. 1 1-18.
Joanne Dru Loses Fighi
To Wear Tight Trousers
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOixV ttUuu uii.i inclu
sively Yours: The shrimp boats
are a-comin in U-I s "Thunder
Bay." but there was no dancln'
when the censors took a look at
the blue Jeans Joanne Dru wanted
i to wear for her sexy role of a
Creole girl on a shrimp boat In tne
film.
Joanne modeled the blue Jeans
and the censors turned blue.
"Too tight, " they protested. "Es
pecially in the er derriere."
"I've worn tighter ones before."
replied Joanne. "In 'Return of the
Texan.' Really, they looked like
ballet tights." .
The censors thought it over.
"You were a lady in that film,"
they said. "This is a sexier role.
We have to be subtle about It."
The explanation, of course, for
a cryptic memo to the U-I ward
robe department: "Please let out
the seats in all ot Joanne Dru's
blue jeans."
Dorothy Lamour lust nixed a big
offer to do a TV dramatic series
on film, "because I don't believe
in mytelf as a dramatic actress
and because I'm still looking for
the right musical format for tele
vision." "But 1 11 go dramatic If they
give me the life story of Helen
Morgan to do on the screen." Dot
tie added. "That would be a dream
come true."
Jarmila Novotna, Jr., lovely 19-year-old
daughter of the glamor
ous Met Opera Star, is on her way
to Hollywood to pursue a film ca
reer.
The small, elderly man who's
seen around the Hollywood play
grounds and pony tracks with Re
becca Welles and Yasmln Khan,
Rita Havworth's daughters, is
"Shorty" Chirello. Orson Welles'
former valet. Plays bit roles these
days and Is currently the stand
in for child star Billv Gray in
"By the Light of the Silvery Moon"
at Warners.
More evidence that Marlon Bran
do is a changed man. Marlon, well
scrubbed, neat and reserved, paid
a visit to Tony Quinn's home. Af
ter he'd left, Quinn's brother-in-law
asked:
"Who was that nice-mannered
young man? I didn't catch his
name."
Preview Flash: "The Thief,"
Rav Milland's new dialogless star
rer, is a shocker of terror and
suspense in the Oscar league that
will lift you out of your theater
seat. Clarence Greene and Russell
Rouse have found the first new
film narrative form in years.
The local natives who worked
with Gary Cooner in "Return to
Paradise" in Samoa dubbed him
"Kali Kuoa." They're smarter than
thev look. The translation: Lots of
money.
Mary Pickford's overnight bow
PHS Reports
Polio Down
WASHINGTON Wl The Public
Health Service said Thursday there
was a drop of 16 per cent In new
cases of infantile paralysis report
ed last week and said this probably
marked the turning point In the
record outbreak.
There were 3.538 new cases list
ed for the week ended Sept. 27,
compared with a corrected total of
4,191 for the week ended Sept, 20.
New Records were set lor five
straight weeks up to Sept. 20.
They pushed the total cases for
the "disease year" which start
1949, the previous record year.
Through last week the total for
this "disease year" was. 37,826,
compared with 32,106 for the sim
ilar 1949 period and 19,207 for the
same span last year.
NOTICE!
PELICAN
DRIVE - IN
Will Be
CLOSED
For
REDECORATING
UNTIL OCTOBER 10
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out ot "Circle of Flic" for Stanley
Kramer caught the entire Kramer
organization off balunce. Announced
reason: Stanley's failure to grt
technicolor for the film. The grape
vine reason: His failure to rewrite
the script as Marv requested.
Now It's Dana Andrews turning
down gangster roles three of
them and all for the same reason:
"There was. color and glamor and
character to the gangsters once
played bv Jimmy Cagney, George
Raft and Paul Muni. These modern
film gnngsters are scum. I refuse
to play them."
Reeling gUDPles department: One
of Hollywood's more colorful male
stars got frisky in the home of
another star and poured bourbon
into a mammoth aauarlum lining
a whole wall. The fish died and
the hostess is livid.
Charles Latighton Is chuckling
over this wordage from the ncript
of MGM's "Young Bess." In which
he again plays Henry VIII:
"Henry was a man of simple
tastes. He liked wine and wom
enbut the wine had to be good."
Kirk Douglas Is joining the "18-month-no-lncome-tax"
club In Eu
rope . . . "Dllllnger," banned In
Japan during the U.S. occupation,
Just passed the Jap ccmors and
is cleaning up . . . It's open nea
son on fading stars. Betty Davis
Just played one as a movie aueen
In "The Star." Now Ginger Rog
ers will enact a Broadway stage
oueen feeling the first pangs of
middle age In Paramount's "Reach
for the Stars."
Designer Al Allardale saw Cor
lnne Calvet "on TV In a bathing
suit and called it a Bl-klnlscope,
Movie oueen to hubby, as re
ported bv Frank Fontaine: "I'll
meet you half-wav. I'll admit I'm
wrong If you'll admit I'm right."
fe"-TECHNICOLOI!
Starting Next Wednesday
RICKYS JEWELERS
Present
'MR. PRESIDENT'
with Edward Arnold and a facinating
BALLOT CONTEST
OFFERING SPECIAL PRIZES:'
"HOW MANY PRESIDENTIAL
VOTES WILL BE CAST IN
KLAMATH COUNTY?"
LISTEN WED. NITE, 8:30
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II V HUH THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD "Here I am
carving out an enllrrlv cw rmrcr
in middle age. Ami all urriuiite
my wile uuv me a uullnr lor
Cliiialmas."
I'lTston Foster talking. The Mini
guy who has been playing hrrupa
and hcnvlr-s In imivli'a lur two di-
I'ttdca. He now lonlrssrs to being
on the "slmiiy side of mv 40
tokav, so lir a 50), and he's doing
n uieut buliien as a live rr-loiim-r.
"Four ytr ago, my wife gnvo
me a gullur lor Christmas," ho
explained. "I lind Hut Iruiiilug to
pin v it and would biiid along In no
rompnnv mynrlf. I always thought
Networks End
In New TV
llv JAMLS IIAI'IIN
HOLLYWOOD. UH-NIIO and CHS
wind up the first heat ot
a spectacular television building
race this week end with buxom
Marie Wilson out In front for CDS.
The two bliiKest networks are
spending more thun loo million
dollars to make Hollywood the tel.
evlslon capital of the world, a
title now held by New York.
CBS unveils a 13-mlllton-ilollur
initial unit of Us television city
tomorrow with the lull return of
August Sees
Death Record
CHICAGO HI The National
Salety Council reported Tuesday
that traffic accidents killed more
persons In August I him., in uny
monih since itui.
The Allull.it toll of 3.770 WI1S the
third highest ol record. It bulged
the total for the first eight months
of 195'i to 23.770. a 3 per cent guln
over the correipondlng 1951 figure.
Onlv In December. 1930. wnen
4.217 persons lost their lives In traf-
tic accidents, und December, iuti.
when 4.140 were killed, were high
er monthly totals recorded. The
Safety council begun assembling
nationwide figures In rJJ4. ,
The council suld that. In gener-
a the ncrease wns flue mosuv io
accidents occurring on open urn"-
ways, most cuies, a smirmun im
ported, had fewer dentin within
their limits than In the eight-month
1931 Derlod.
oi 441 renorllng cities. 307 had
no motor vehicle tlenins in August,
Among them was Kianiatn rum.
Ore.
Eugene Needs
Business Sites
EUGENE i.f An Industrial sur
vey shows that Lane County's two
greatest economic problems are a
lack of Industrial sites lor new
plants and the county's bnstc de
pendence on the lumber Industiy.
J. W. Kipper., president of the
Eugene Chamber of Commerce,
presldentcd a summary of the sur
very at the chamber's annual
meeting here this week. The study
was prepared by Industrial Survey
Associates ot California.
He raid business Is being turned
away fiom Lane County because
of the Inck of reasonable Bites.
"California is crowded. The
Westward tide Is going lo run
North." he declared.
See the '
Chlorophyll Used Car
Specials
In the Classified Section
The Motor Mart
my wile mt'trran Hhrlla Hurry I
had a good voice when aim ming
In tlm inr, so 1 got her tu bIiih
Willi me.
"Wr suited collecting folk song
bv Hitching to the records ot Hurl
Ives, miimiii Herd, Leudbelly uiiil
others, Wo sang llicm ul pnitlrs
and people uremrd to llko It. Then
1 muclo it picture tor Hob Llnneit
culled 'I Shot Jo.ihp Jumi'n' mid
wan going tu Sum Francisco (or
the luemlrre.
"I didn't want to do the usual
spiel of 'I hope you enjoy the
lilrlilre. as much an we rnloyrd
making It.' So mv wife and I sung
some Iolk Minga. All ugimt Imp.
penrd to catch our ni t and offered
First Heat
Building Race
Mis Wilson In "My t'. icnd lrmii."
On Kuluiduy, will mirio.
wave a special "All-Slur Itevuc"
with lied bkellon, Milton Brile,
Jimmy Duiunte, Dlnuli Shorr, 1'lni
Harris, Hurpo Murx and Oeome
Jewel, llerlr, an NHC standby
irom New yoik, is living out lor
me opening snow, which will be
broadcast Irom a new 3 'i million
dollar siiidlo, Ihe first in an eveiilu.
nl SO nillllon dollnr project,
The NHC studio was lushed to
completion Willi Die InM llll-up
mellind construction. Wnlls, pilluis
nnd other big purls of (he building
were niude horlonliUly und then
lifted Into position by gianl crane-.
Ground wus broken only Inst July
The NHC sludin hus two souiui
stages In Us 9.000 "(iiuie feet. II
occupies an acre and a hull of
a lu-acre tract next lo Warner
Brothers movie sluuio In lluibunk.
The network claims It to be the
world's hugest audience sludlo.
The CHS unit, til Hollywood prop,
er, will open Sludio 31, the first
of four mumuinth ntudlos, each
ineaMiiin.. 12.UH) Miuure leet A
13-story administration building In
Iso to be built.
This first CHS unit covers 16
acres In whnt the network culls
the world's first community de
signed exclusively for television.
It bonsls the world's largest
stinie-lightliig control instullutiou,
all electronic. The system ran con-
(t,i
I, million wnits and can
a brilliant MiiiNCt.
ercille
IIKIIHIK TAKM
BALTIMORK i.H The Chesa
peuke Hay Hrlilge look In more
; than half a million dollars In Au-
i gust, Us first full inniHh of opera.
i lion, the Slate Rond Commission
j reports.
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COATS
Be
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fobrics fl. ,
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o'hers 10 thru 20.
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The
lo book Us nroiuul Hie ciiunlry."V
It all Hill toil an u lin k, but linn
t in lint Into u highly ptollliibln en.
terprit. for the Fontern. They
have lust returned from pluying
such limes an Hip Wisconsin ttluln
Futr and the Tot'llund, (lie, Autu
Www.
"Wp 1 ) 1 1 1 V n 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 1 1 u . from con
ceits In night rluha," the niloi'
remarked. "SomelliiirH the uudl
I'lui'n Hinn,e us. Wo played a dule
In Alkliimui, Neb., where Hie impu
lsion in li-ietl nt l.ruio. 'J hero weia
a.isiid In our nudieuce,"
Fo.ilcr lliiinks hln movie reputa
tion for Hie nmuniiig draw, "Kvrii
when von Mop nt a gun Million
out III (he middle of nowhere,
you'll find people know you fiom
pictures," lie remarked.
"And It's niiiprl.ilug whnl thev
reuirinber. Olm fellow nnld he'd
iteyer loruel n ncene 1 did with
I'iiiiI Muni In 'I Wan n Fugitive
I'voiu n Chain (lung.' I did I 'i
duy'a work III Hint incline, which
whs miiile In 1IWII"
U s one of IIiomi nuliki of Holly
wood HI r thai FoMer beuun lilt
career an a singer but never got
a chance to sUig In the movie.
"I giiesn I itnrled ntudviug inu
Ing from Uw time, my voice
ihunged." he said. "1 nnng In opera
In Chicago. Then I went lo New
York to ini a idnuliig lob. Alter
,im0st Mnrvltw. 1 got a lob n
nclor. My first role on the singe
w,h as a dent niiiln Chinese. I
decided II was a lot eusler being
an urtor."
Commie Files
For Senator
BALTTMOItK 1,(1 George A.
Meyers, Coinmuntsi purly chair.
Inn n In Mnrylniid null Washington,
hus filed us n wrllC'ln candidate
for II. B. nenulor.
I Meyers, who Is free on bond
pending nu uppenl veullrt on hit
conviction for conspiracy to nil-
I voenle or leuch violent overthrow
lot the government, suld hln ram.
) pulim inunuuer would Mrs.
loiothv Itnsr llhiiubeig, Ilulilmoie
' Communist. She also Is appealing
a Smith Act conviction.
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AMERICAN CHINESE
Foods at thtlr bail!
Ph. e496 For Orders To To OuJ,
Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
DRESS BETTER
FOR LESS..."
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