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20 Injured
In Bus Crash
LOS ANGELES If A bll Pa-
cific Electric bus and butane
tank truck collided Saturday and
the bus plunged 40 feet into an
excavation, injuring an estimat
ed 20 passengers, one critically.
Police said an even worse dis
aster was averted when the truck.
teeterlne on the brink of the ex
cavation, failed to tumble in atop
tne dus,
Georgia Street Receiving Hospi
tal reported 13 persons had been
admitted with injuries, but aald
none of them were critically hurt.
Another five passengers, who
sulfered only minor Injuries, re
mained at the scene.
The bus driver Leland H. Wll
son, was hurled through the wind
shield and taken to Santa Fe hos
pital In critical condition. 1
The collision, at the downtown
Intersection of Alameda and Ali
so. was adjacent to a deep exca
vation for a underground link con
necting the Hollywood and Santa
Ana freeways.
The driver of the truck, Charles '
Holmes. 40, who was not injured,
told police he "didn't sc. am.
thing" until the crash.
The bus. headed for nearby Mon
rovia, was only a few minutes away
from its downtown terminal.
too low is right:
BUFFALO ut-i The West Seneca
Town Board served notice on Rlc-,
cio Airport that planes were fly-1
ing loo low over Pearl Street. A !
father complained to the board that
nis iv-year-oid son had to Jump
ill lis bicycle to avoid being
struck bv one.
Polling Places
GENERAL ELECTION, NOV. 41952
City Precincts
Bob Waierfield May Star
In 'Swashbuckler' Filnfe
PRECINCT LOCATION ADDRESS
1 F. E. BniiKh 133 S. Riverside;
2 Conger School California Avenue
3 Baldwin Hotel 31 Main
4 , Mrs. Ella McMillan 217 Pine
5 Mrs. J. E. Swnnscn 217 N. 5th
6 Presbyterian Church 6th and Pine
7 Mrs. J. A. Mahoncy 737 N. 9th
8 Courthouse Basement 4th and Main
9 City Library Basement 5th and Klamath
10 First Christian Church 9th and Pine
11 Sanders Real Estate Office 1213 Main
12 Covenant Church , 823 Walnut
13 Buick Garage 1330 Main
14 Hugan and Most 522 S. 6th
15 Viola Kiefer 2242 White
16 Mrs. W. 0. Lohrey 2144 Eberlein
17 Culv, of Christ Cottaje Wantland and Martin
18 Room-No. 6 923 E. Main
19 Mills School East Main
20 Shepherd Music' Store 345 E. Main
21 Klamath Kindergarten 211 E. Main
22 Ralsiger Garage Main and Esplanade
23 Vlaria Hunt 305 Hillside
24 Paul Robertson 1 601 Alameda
25 Mrs. Harry Larson 1933 Melrose
26 Roosevelt School 1125 Eldorado
27 Mrs. L. A. French 1412 Crescent
28 County Library Monclaire Street
29 Fairview School 1017 Donald
30 R. A. McNabb 716 Roseway
31 Mrs. C. E. Pierce 1843 Oregon
82 I. J. Russell 1108 Hanks
County Precincts
Algoma
North Altamont
South Altamont
Bcatty
Bly
Chemult
East Chiloquin
West Chiloquin
Crescent Lake
Camp 4
Camp 6
Canal
Dairy
Old Schoolhouse
3807 Bisbee
Maurice Knight
Altamont Elementary School
Mrs. Robert Steers
Church
Church
School
City Library
Ed Doty Residence
Schoolhouse
Schoolhouse
Cabin 100
Shasta View Community Building
Don Rice Feed Store
North Enterprise First Church of God
South Enterprise Mrs. w. Kuticdge
Kccreaiion Hail
Suburban Fire Department
Harry L. Wiard
Peterson School
Mrs. W. P. Myers
Grange Hall
Library
Broadway Hall
High School
Moose Hall
Community Hall
Grange Hall
Flcischman Lumber Company
Grange Hall
Esther Guddat Frcightways Bldg.. Crescent
Gilchrist
North Homedale
East Homedale
South Homedale
Lakeshore
Langcll Valley
Lost River
East Malin
West Malin
East Merrill
West Merrill
Midland
Modoc
Mt. Laki
Odell
Orindale
0T1
Pelican Bay
Pine Grove
Poe Valley
Plevna
Shasta
East Shasta
North Shasta
South Shasta
West Shasta
Sprague River
Stewart-Lenox
Shcvlin
Wood River
1627 Washburn
Altamont Drive
4016 Altamont
2705 Wiard
Bristol and Wiard
Lakeshore Drive
Bonanza
Modoc Point
Mrs. A. L. Tayson
Student Union Parlor
Pelican School
Olene Grange Hall
Grange Hall
Schoolhouse
Wesley Carter
Shasta School
S. G. Wells
Peace Memorial Church
Verna Roberts
Schoolhouse
Fairhaven School
Community Hall
C. I. Clubhouse
1734 Rivertide
4728 Shasta Way
1005 Wiard
4431 S. 6th
4327 Frieda
Fort Klamath
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HOLLYWOOD INKA) Exclu.
almly Yours: Move over, Krrol
Flyiin-ll'a Martlmn ahead for Hits
Lns Angeles Knms' Nub Water
field as a mnvle awanhbuckler.
Producer Ham Kntinian, who
gave Hub Ills first big movie
chance a year ago In a Johnny
weisaiiiuiier flli'krr. untied mo off
lo his big plans for Jan ltusnrH's
miDoy on tno set ol ' alien of ng
dad" with:
"Wlien Uie football . aeasnn la
over, I have a starling film lor
Bob. ft won't surprise in at all If
ha becomes almost as big a star as
Jane. He's good looking and he
has talent, II we can't develop him
Into a top romantic atar. we may
as wall atop making swashbuck
lers." Pals of Hie Mlchrnl Rennles are
pooh-poohing the talk ot a divorce.
The Rennles, lliry In Ma I. have
parted and made up many tunes
before.
Oene Tlerney Is boiling because
Rnry Calhoun Is billed over her in
"Way of a Oaurhn" Lawyera will
be called In tn aellls Iho hassle.
Hie whisper's out that Cllnger
Rogers and Betty Hutlon are no
longer speaking and that Belly's
quibble about uolng "Tosy and
Eva" w'.ih Cliii'ier Is the reason
Seems i.ke only yesterday that
Dinger told me she and Betty
werg the greatest pals.
Is bark aller two operations on
her vocal chorda,
Jackson Lelgluer, fills Ilaf
win Ihs best friend, lias an aM
poliitinent with lirr atutllo's bossra
lo persuade (licit) to buy "Jan
Anil" as the next llaywotth ata
rer, It'a about llio famous I'arlalae
ran-rati dancer who liecanie .a
dramatic actress, and Una's aa
Ing she simply has to liavt tii
properly.
Bifl-
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Rosella Dunran. of the Dunrsn
sisters. In on a cloud. Her voire
Adlai Says
Too Much Talk
OKLAHOMA CITY CH Oov.
Adlal E. Stevenson aald Friday he
Ihlnks the American voters are
being deluged In a sea of words
and might, relish aome silence.
The Democratic preniitential noni
Inee aald In a speech prepared for
delivery here that so far aa he la
concerned the Nov, 4 election la
about 13.000 miles of travel and
140,000 words Ills own away.
Observing' lie has heard about
Ink boxes where five minutes of
silence can be bought for a nickel,
the Illinois governor came up with
una iaea;
"Perhaps a politics) party might
aerve the country by purchasing
a half hour of alienee on the radio
and TV networks during which the
voters would be akrd to think
quietly about the choice they are
going lo have to make on Nov. 4.
But he added:
'politics and politicians being
what they are. I doubt that this
happy Idea will be seised upon 1th
lavor."
Mother Calls
Son in France
After three dav and nights of
trying. Mrs. R. D. Schlffrnan fin
ally got to talk to her son Doyle.
It might be added Uiat Mrs. fJchiff
man live at too Martin Street and
her son la stationed in Cliateroux.
France.
Young Schlffrnan. recently pro
moted lo Airman second class, is
with the U S. Air Force.
Mrs. Bchiffman called her son
as a birthday surnri.se. Ills bltth-
day is Oct a and she placed the
call Oct. 7. The call, however, did
not gel through to Francs; until
rTioay morning, uci. 10.
Mra. Schlffrnan aald she talked
to her on for five minutes.
iK.rl.ANK FLOAT
VANCOUVER. Canada i-A 1(0.
000 seaplane float has been built
at Vancouver International Airport
to accommodate British Columbia
growing seaplane traffic. The float
can berlli 45 planes at one time.
Mrrlo Obernn admitted tn
Isli reporters Uiat she's in love with
a nonywood doctor I the one ah
been aeen with In Hollywood-
nr. nex Koaai, but added that
won I let people force nie Inl
marriage. After two tries, Una on
una got to ue rigut.
Clair James, the former Mlsa
America, and her former doctor
husband are on the warpath euaiiK
She claims he Isn't paying the IM1
per month awarded her bv lit
courts fur the support ot Uieia
child,
Robert Donst. too III lo fsc th
ramrrss for many yeara, la heart
ing for Connecticut In the horn
that a change from Hie nrtll-h
climate will restore hint to health.
men In a skid row tnlloo shot
window on Ilia set of "Olune ij
Olory": "Its Uter Than You
Think, del a Prayer Tattooed of
Your Chest."
Inside teason whv Rarbara Pav-
ton and Tom Neal haven't been
photographed together In London
Is the shrewd maneuvering of Hff
hsra by Hucanner Warner, the Calf?
Inniia lass who went to Kiiglantf
to become a top prem agent.
The slnry line of llarbara'a first
nntiah film, "The Four-Hided Trft
angle." concerns two scientist!
who discover a machine that wilt
reproduce people. So flarbara steps'
Into Ihe machine and becomes to
Identical girls. One for Tom Neal
and one for Francliol Tone? m
oi
Hollywood ran atari wincing.
Orson Welles la about to film htv
antl-movlelown play, "Th l'n
thinkable Lobter." In which hes
will play a Hollywood produce,
He'a ahclt'cd his movie plsns t;
produce "Salome" and "Julius
Caesar," I can add. Rita Hsywortg,
and MOM got there first.
John Psyne and portna Reed ara
being teamed b producer Fddlfi,
Small In "Barbarosa." an adveihi
ture story.
Thsl pretty blonde who look
so much like
Oenrge O'Hsnlon'i
O'Hsnlon's "Joe McDoskes" serlri,
at Warners. Is Nsncy Clark. PaH
say ahe wlil be deorge'a bride ,
January, when his divorce frorm
Marina la final.
Marv Anderson and ace camera
man Leon Shamroy are having
dates again, confirming Mary's 110
to thla column that ahe wouldn't
marry director King Vldor.
Broadway producer Richer!
Aldrlrh wants John Ireland and
Joanne Dru for a New York foot
light co-alarrer. Her high rnmed
with John In "Petticoat Fever
clicked on Ihe ummer gtraw-hst
onde who Inekiy
Martha Stewsfil..
in's ex-wlfe, flp.
nsHsnt esaLO. asasas
AMERICAN CHINES!
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By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I Today let s
talk about humor on television.
which la apparently no laughing
matter. '
This week I a chat with
.. . -. u 1ntlm rfntir
Milton rxrrir, sue """"". ' t
i ma lor comic to find gold In TV
i years Mr. Television aim
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He naa some sage i-wiim,,,
ihe serious difficulties of being
funny. But I think his most apt
remark was: "You can't be boff
every minute."
I am a lover of the titter, snick
er, giggle, yock, guffaw, belly
laugh and boffola. What amazes
me Is the fact that I can "It
through an hour-long TV comedy
i-how and not crack a smile. Even
Jhows making their fall debuts,
there Is little on TV that Is really
funny.
I think Brother Berle hit on the
trouble. "You can't be boff every
minute." Nor perhaps every week.
And maybe not every month.
In the 18th century, humorists
like Mark Twain could write a few
worka and live off them for the
rest of their lives. Then the focus
ot humor shifted to the vaudeville
stage. Comics could operate Ihe
same act for 10 or 20 years with
out wearing out their welcomes on
the various circuits.
But the age of mechanised en
tertainment spelled trouble for
humor.
Radio provided an almost Insat
iable appetite for comedy, stars
hired large stables of writers. The
end result was an Impersonal,
machine-age type of comedy that
provided little laughter.
Now that the novelty Is wearing
off TV; It Is experiencing the ssme
dearth of real comedy. Comics are
spreading themselves too thin.
Red Skelton la doing a weekly
TV show, another on radio and
shooting a movie for theaters at
the same time. Bob Hope will be
doing a dally radio show, a weekly
one, plus occasional TV shows and
movies. Milton Berle holds the TV
screen for an hour three times a
month.
It's Impossible for them lo be
tunny all ot the time. Even the
great Jimmy Durante doesn't al-
ways hit the mark, and he'i on
TV only once a month.
There's one hopeful note: the
age of alapatick appears to be
passing in TV. The atory ahowe
are taking over. On the heela of
"I Love Lucy," we tlnd auch new
comers aa Orile and Harriet, Our
Miss Brooks, the Joan Davis show,
"My Little Margie," etc., etc. Also
the wonderful Mr. Peepers show,
which should be revived.
Let's hope the situation comedy
shows can find a higher level of
comedy.
"Cleaaeat hastrrus III team!" Men's
Hand Laandry, 11th and Klaasalh,
thane t-MSI.
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Hove you heard Ruth Ath
lon In her Interesting five
mlnute program ot 4:40 p.m.
each weekday? Il't CBS Ro
dio's "Women's News Dei"
under the sponiorthip of Hills
Bros. Coflee. Ruth Aihton
brings you the "women's
viewpoint" In radio news re
porting . , complete news
coveroge . . feature stories . .
and Interviews.,
"This Is ft. die," s cevaN
cade at reals tram 1t ta
152 will alia salute the five
saw CIS Radio affiliates en
the Wait Coast. The time af
this special breedtait Is at
4:00 p.m. Sunday aftarneen.
The aretrsm will faafure
tones by Roberta Linn and
Harry Babbitt, with the rsu
lie at Wilbur Hatch and his ercheitra. Tha five saw affiliates are
KHUM, lurake, KRNR, Roieburt, KWII Kann.wltk, KYJC, Madferd,
and KFLW, KLAMATH FALLS III
Sunday is loaded with good radio listening , , end one of tht
shows you won't wont to mils It Jimmy Wokely's "Hollywood Born
Dance" at 3:30 p m. Featured vocalist Roberto Linn lings "Holt At
Much," ond Don Weston ond the Soddle Pols will be heord In "Roncho ,
Pillow." A muslcol dramatisation will be given to "Red River Valley"
by WoVely. ,
- The Kingfith is up lo his old tricks when on irole woman tells
him that she's looking- for the husband who deserted her ond her four
children about 25 years ago ond will pay $500 for information laading
to his whereabouts! All this takes place Sunday oftsrnoon on tht
"Amos 'n' Andy" show ot 4:30 p.m.
"One Dork Night," written by Adrlon Gendot, tells of a worried
husband who reports hit missing wife to the police on Sunday's episode
of "The Whistler." He has 0 beautiful blonde neighbor, though, who
hos witnessed the husband's murder ot his wife, but retrains from re
vealing the information In the hope that she might share in some of
the wife's Insurance money. Unexpected results leod to on unusual
ending. Don't miss this thriller ot 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
Is "Our Miss Bronl-s" a favorite of yours too? This delightful
comedy Is heord at 8:00 p.m. ust following "The Whistler." Connie
Brooks, on English teacher, Is ployed by Eve Arden. Philip Boynton, 0
biology teacher, Is Jeff Chandler,
Another Sundoy night attraction Is "Hallmark Ployhouse." Thlt
Is 0 dromd with Joseph Cotten as this week's star In the Elswvth Thone
novel "Young Mr, Disraeli." Lionel Borrymore serves as the program's
host-norrator.