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IlERAtDANTH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Marilyn Monroe Declares
No Yen for Musical Roles
r Br ERSKINE JOIINHON
HOLLYWOOD (NEAl Exclu
, alvely Youra; Betty G ruble nd
June . haver can relax Marilyn
Monroe has no Ideas about being
(lie musical comedy queen of Uie
Pox lot alter she completes her
dancing and sliiRlUK role with Jane
Russell in "Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes."
"I want to do only a Jew mu
sicals." Marilyn ot tne wide-open
baby-ulue eyes told me. "A beat
Is h wondcniu tiling to know, but
I want to know about something
else, too. It woh't be one musical
alter another, I'm not really the
light, blonde, dully musical com
edy type."
Hottest rumor burning the
grapevine to a crisp ts tuat Bob
Hope Is about to puil out of Para
mount as a protest against the axe
recently given to some top pro
ducers and writers responsible for
some of his big hits.
TI10 mad-on between John
Wayne and Herbert Yates o( Re
public, after an association ol
many years, has movietowners
gasping. Wayne is burned over
losing "The Alamo," a property he
had worked on for six years when
he left Republic a few weeks ago.
"Yates is saying that he built me
as a star," Wayne growled on the
set of Trouble Along the Way"
at Warners. "Why, I built his
studio!"
Brad Dexter told me, "Don'i be
lieve the local gossip. Peggy Lee
and I definitely will marry."
There will be no movie come
back tor Paul Muni. He's telling
agents who phone him that he's
retired lor good: . ,' '
It's now up to MGM to decide
whether the studio's too small
to hold both Lana Turner and
Fernando Lamas. Holding Arlene
Da his hand at Ctro's, Lamas said:
"I've asked for my release from
MGM, I ieel tiiat I'll be happier
away from the studio lor many
reasons; So far we're still in the
talking stage. But it's aU very
lriendiy."
Pox is moving heaven and earth
to dear the title, "Titanic." for its
saga of the sinking of the ocean
liner In 1912. But David O: Selz
nick controls the tag and. the studio
is currently using the working
title of "Nearer My Cod to Thee."
Aldo Ray isnt down-in-the-
Christmas Tree
CHICAGO rU sun in niteh nut
that old Christmas tree before the
natural pitch and resin In It burn
you out.
That warning came Irom the
National Safety Council today as
millions of Americans prepared to
buy and set up Christmas trees,
the traditional symbol of yuletide
gaiety, in their homes.
A fir tree is filled with iSitch
and resin, the Council pointed out,
and Is one of the most combustible
objects known. Once ignited, it
burns so rapidly-, ie. -is almost im
possible to extinguish the fire.
The help firamot Christmas tree
Urea, the Council1 offers 14 simple
precautionstv- jv-"
PORTLAND GRAIN -PORTLAND
i Coarse grains,
; 15-day shipments, bulk. Coast delivery;-
Barley, No. 2, 45-lb B. W.,
74.00.
Wheat tbid). to arrive market,
basis No. l bulk, delivered Coast:
Soft white 2.41; soft white I exclud
ing Rex) 2.41: white club 2.41.
Herd red winter; Ordinary 2.47:
10 per cent 2.47; 11 per cent 2.47;
12 per cent 2.47.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.62:
10 per cent 2.62: 11 per cent 2.64:
12 per cent 2.66.
Car receipts: Wheat 27; barley
S: flour 20; corn 30; oats 6; mill
feed 12. ;
TWO CROCHET J
PiTCBWtA'Sfc' TRIMS
Upper Illustration is ol 2'i Inch
t lacy-looking insert and matching
edging: lower Uustration Is of a
fine thread Irish Rose design with
center rose and smal medallions
surrounding It. The actual size mo
tifs .are given- in the pattern for
easy in crocheting these designs.
Make them In pure white for best
. effect. Use on sheeets, pillowcases,
guest towels, dresser carves,
i Send 25c for the Two Crochet
1 Linen Trim Designs (Pattern No.
t66i complete crocheting instruc
, tlons, Your name, address, Pattern
, Number to Carol Curtis, Herald
; and News,' Box 229, Madison
, Square Station, Nw York 10, N.Y.
. Patterns ready to fill orders 1m
' mediately. For special handling of
i order vl first class mall include
an extra So per pattern.
People In the Marquesas Islands
of the Pacifio hunt wild cattle with
. harpoons, says the National Geo
graphic Society.
!paS
mouth about Montgomery CUM
landing Uie Pie. Prewllt rolt In
"From Here to Eternity." Co
lumbia has shifted him to the 8gl.
Warden part in the James Jones
suzlcr about Army life.
It will be either Evelyn Keyes
or Teresa Wright In the British
linn version or ureacn 01 Mar
rlage," a shocker about artificial
insemination. . . . Irene Hervey,
off the screen for years, returns to
the nickers on the Warner lot . . .
Lex Barker's ducking the "Is It a
romance?" question with; "Ask
Lana Turner.'
Mickey Rooney s quick depar
ture irom Las Vegas alter his lat
est marriage was a puula to tour
ists, who asked natives. "Where
can we see Mlcucy and his bride?"
One gagster answered. "I'm
sorry, but they're already left for
Keno to gel a divorce."
Linda Christian dances tor
tne nrsl time on tne screen in
"slaves of Babylon ' and the Co
lumbia press agents cant wait to
release pnotos or Lindas chassis
movements.
Gertrude Berg has been hud-
uiwg wiua a. n. aenrman ano tne
Theater Guild on a project that
may take her away Irom TV's
"Tne Goldbergs" lor a time. Bslir
man warns her to star In the ulsv
that he is penning about his
niouier . . . "King Solomon and
the Queen of Sheba"-is back on
We fax schedule and -the studio
cant see any stars but Laurence
Olivier and Vivien Leigh as . the
leads . . . Lionel Barrymore's first
novel. "Mr. Cantonwine," hits the
stands on May IV.
Howard Hughes has bowed out
of RKO but one of the undisclosed
agreements is that he will have
the last say on film editing of "Jet
mot- i ne mm s still on the shelf
after three years. ;
June Allysop Is asking MGM to
hire hubby -Dick Powell as her di
rector On her next film a ..mhi.
at the studio. "I'm dying to have
uun oireci me. sne s bubbling
"I think he's one of the best dlrec
tors in town." .
Nina Foch has snirxvri ofr.'har
hip-length hair and also her ro
mance with photographer Milton
Greene, because "we became very
good friends and I couldn't see
myself marrying a good friend.'
Safety Told
1. Buy a fresh tree and choose
a small one. It's less dangerous.
Be wary of treea sold as "fire
pro o f." And don't attempt to
flameproof Christmas trees with
chemical solutions. '
2. Keerj your tree In a cold
place an unheated garage is fine
until ready to set It up. And do
not set it up until you are ready
to use it.
3. Before setting up the tree,
saw off diagonally at least an inch
ot trunk, and place base in water
containing holder. Keep water well
aoove diagonal cut at all times.
4. Locate your tree well away
from fireplaces, radiators, tele
vision sets, powerful electric lights
and oiner sources of neat,
5. Never u.e candles (or
decorations. Use only electric
lights, and be sure these and wir
ing bear the Underwriter's Labo
ratories label. Always check wires
for defects and loose sockets be
fore putting them on tree.
(. Since too many light circuits
in one outlet may overload the
house wiring and blow a fuse, dis
tribute the load among several
outlets. A blown fuse means too
many lights on one circuit. Reduce
the load or connect part to an
other circuit outlet. Never increase
site of fuse, or substitute a penny
tor a blown fuse.
7. Turn off the tree lights when
no one is to be in the room for any
length of tune.
l. Do not operate electric trains
under the tree. -
9. Dispose of Christmas gift
wrappings at once.
10. Use only artificial "snow" and
decorations of the flameproofed or
non -combustible type for trimming
your tree.
11. In all places of public as
semblage, locate trees awav from
stairs and other exits, and station
competent watchers with fire ex
tinguishers or water palls nearby.
Keep aisles and exits clear, and
pian aneaa to avoid panic.
12. Move the Christmas tree
lights II the tree's needles near
them turn brown. And when the
needles start, to fall, take the tree
down and discard It.
13. Dispose of old trees In (Ire-
safe areas outdoors not in fur
naces, stoves, or fireplaces be
cause cnristmas trees burn witn
almost explosive violence.
14. In case of fire, call the fire
department immediately.
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Highways Reopen .
(Continued from page 1)
ath's circuits reopened In all direc
tions. Malln, Merrill, Sprague River,
Chiloquln, Bonaiu. Keuo and oili
er outlying communities were with
out power a good portion of yes
terday. The community ot Malln,
without power was hence without
a water supply, since Its pumps
are electrically operated.
In areas where power Is gone,
no gasoline ran be pumped in
electric pumps.
A bus-load of high school basket
ball players from Redding, here
for a two-game series with KUH8
over the weekend, was stranded
all day yesterday here. They
stayed In the Wlnema hotel, and
left early today upon hearing the
road south to Reddtpg had been
opened.
The comfnOnfty of Chiloquln was
also reported out of water because
of a power outage which was still
not repaired today. Attempts were
being made to hook up a Southern
Paclllc Railroad tank car to supply
the town. Apparently power Is com
ing as far as the town, according
to reports from up there, but there
are many local circuits out which
have cut off blocks of residences.
Copco's Asst. Mgr. Truman Run
yan reported this morning that a
shot in the dark prediction was all
that could be made. He said his
company hoped to get things in full
repair everywhere by two more
days, though he thought there could
be most of the Jobs done by late
tomorrow.
He said the public had been ex
tremely patient and cooperative,
and that Copco crews were doing
the best possible to restore services.
FORT ROCK
By ROBERTA McGEE
Thanksgiving has come and gone
and we are all thankful for the
many blessings that our country
has IQ offer as.
Imagine that Ralph Griffith of
Klamath Falls was thankful for
being alive oh Wednesday after
noon, Nov. 26, when he met with
an accident. The right front tire
of his truck, an International K-12.
blew, out, causing the truck to
leave the highway about four miles
north of the Fort Rock Junction
and go over a small embankment
about six feet high.
The trailer was very badly dam
aged and the full extent of the
damage to the truck Is unknown.
The lumber on the truck was in
tact although the truck was over
on its left side, the trailer load
of lumber was very badly scat
tered. The truck Is owned by the. Lilly
and Valentine Transportation Co.,
of Klamath Falls and was hauling
lumber from the D. L. McGee
sawmill at Fort Rock to" the
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co:," -at
Klamath Falls.
Ralph was not seriously Injured
and was able to report the acci
dent himself. Jim and Art Wreck1
ers of Klamath Falls towed the
truck back to Klamath.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson be
came the parents of an a', pound
baby girl Monday morning, Nov.
24. The baby has been named
Ann. Del Rente is the name of
the other daughter who is a year
and one-half old. ,
The Wilsons left for Bend early
Sunday morning, anticipating
trouble with the car. Bud Parks
followed In his pickup, which
was very fortunate, as a rod went
out of the Wilson's car.
Pastor Paul Gordon of the
Seventh Day Adventlst Church of
Redmond' was the guest speaker at
the Silver Lake Community Church
Sunday morning Nov. 30. The
topic of his sermon was "Walking
with God." Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Parks sang a duet. -t
The Sliver Lake Community
Church announces that the church
Supply House Group will conduct
the worship services, Dec. 7. There
will be special music, and Flannel
Graph pictures. If time allows
there will be a Science object les
son. Remember the date Dec. 7,
time II a.m.
The Fort Rock School children
had their pictures taken Tuesday
afternoon Nov. 25.
Helen Parks held her Sunday
School class Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Anne Sloan and
Mrs. Anita Gates. There is a fine
group of pre-school children and
there is room for some more chil
dren In the class. The meeting is
held every Tuesday at Fort Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Enlow and
Sharon Carper left Nov. 26. for
Jerrerson. Ore., to spend Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Cooper. Mrs. Cooper is Mrs. En
low's sister. They returned home
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Co rum and
son Hugh and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McGee and David, attended the
ahow at Gilchrist Saturday eve
ning. Mrs. Floyd Branch and her fath
er, BUI Dehne, were business vis
itors in Bend Saturday.
Burton Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley Earl Long and Owen
Pitcher went to Portland 8unday,
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talki with his ion, Mj. John Eisenhower some- time since Eisenhower was elected.
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binoculars, President-elect Eisenhower watches public of Korea
puffs of white smoke dotting hillside in treinX
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By MRS. T. P. MK'HXKL
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Horsley and
family drove to Eunenc Friday lor
a weekend with friends and rela
tives. Mr. and. Mrs. Marvin Michael
returned the day before Thanks
giving from a week's vacation
spent touring -Washington and Ore
gon.
Thanksgiving dinner guests ai
Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy
McCullough were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Vielra and sons Jerry and Le;
and E. P. Poor and Lee Poo
Mrs. Don Rice transacted busi
um 9i Mr- T nn. Rurton and
Owen returnea luesaay ana uuu
ley remained to drive the lumber
truck and trailer nere to ron
Rock. Burton Brown purchased the
truck and trailer and will haul
the lumber Irom the D. L. McGee '
mill. Burton also has the logging
contract for the mill. The truck Is
a GMC dlesel and lumber trailer. I
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGee
and David were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Co rum of Silver Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGee :
and children were business visi
tors In Bend Monday, Dec. 1.
The lowest temperature of the
week was Friday Nov. 28, 12 de-,
grees below.
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Peering through ing demonstration by troops of the craea Ke-
ness in Klamath Falls Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Prounh
have returned from a two-weeks
elk hunting trip.
Mrs. Robert Horton and son.
Danny, visited Thursday with Mrs.
Joe Vielra.
Mrs. Orin Hankins was in Klam
ath Falls for dental work Nov. H
Mr. and Mrs. Duward Cain and
sons. Frank and Larry, have
moved from their home In Pine
Flat to make their home in Klam
ath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vielra en
joyed an evening of canasta with
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lee last Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blehn of
Gold Hill, Ore., spend Sunday
night with their aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Michael.
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Male et Esplanade Klamath Falls
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Fridays 'til 9:00 P.M.
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A eompact eait Iron
f urnaca In a
porcelain cablnet
na coitly plpoi or
register to install
LETS YOU LIVE
in riirnV D AflU
GIVES YOU WARM
C0IY FLOORS
ENDS OVER
HEATED CEILINGS
SAVES YOU UP
TO 50 IH FUEL
MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE
Ol Willi lllOll,t.Blralla,HI.
State Roads in
BAl.E'M IP Hoiilheiii Oiegon
highway roulpH were open Monday
aller being ihwed over Iho week
end by the sovrro aloiin.
However, the aiorin closed three
routes until nrxt Bprllig. They are
tile McKenils I'aaa route Irom Ku
gene lo Bend, and Ml. H"0il 1'0I
Highway, anil the Ocnlury Drive
lllghwav Hear Hend.
The Pacific lllghwav win lim
ited one-way trnfllc between
Dunsniulr and Weed, Call!., and
chain are needed all through the
Slsklyous,
Chalna aho are Herded acrow
Ihe Cuacnde routes and on 'llie
Dnlles-Ciillfornla, Pacific and Ore
gon Const Highways.
Livestock frl
CHICACIO LIVKSTOCK
CIIIC'AUU ltl Hogs held to a
gcuernlly sleudy tack Monday, al
though sows displayed ineimuiable
wcnkuc.N In aoiiie areas of the
Initio, Culllo were sleudy lo HO
cenln lower and sheep mostly
slendy.
Mont burrows and Kills sold at
tl0.no lo til 00 and sows at 113. 00
to lift. 60.
Prime bref rultle wore about all
Good to prime steers lunurU widely
from t'Jl.oo lo t:iu.oo wnli a few
Inutls of hlKh prlnie olfer.nus uolnit
up lo 1.17 00 and :n bO. Good and
choice hellers took SJ3 no to s:u 00.
Cows sold no hliihrr than 114 60,
liullt thnu 120.00, and venlrrs than
4.'!) oo.
Blutiiihlrr luinli.i ruuued down
ward from 1:3.60 aixl ewes from
8 35.
Esllmnted arrivals lucludrd 21.
OOfl cattle, 100 calves, and 3.VO0
lleep.
Alihou-:h It was lout believed
that dinonaura became extinct be
cause the world suddenly not cool,
rr, some sclruHM now believe
these creatures were accuitomed
to cold weather and disappeared
when Iho world wanned up.
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REGISTER
FOR THE FREE "RANCHO"
Westinghouse Electric Range
No obliqctlon nothing to buy no need to be
present to win. This Range will be given away Dec.
23, to come in ond register now! . , .
KIRKPATRICK'S
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Corner 7th and Klamath
DID YOU EXPECT A
WARM HOME WHEN YOU
BOUGHT YOUR HEATER?
eAr you confined to ono room?
e Aro your floori Icy cold?
Ar your callings ovrhatd?
e Aro your ful billt too high?
omv tiet
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ten.
PATINTID AUTOMATIC
OIL or GAS HEATERS
' wiTU tsii evrtiiciui
TW0-IN-0NE HEATMAKER,
Poor Sliare
The lllllhwnv CoinlillMluil'i
a.m. road ll'polt:
i....ririii,tiii rnitin- 8 n o w 1 n u
haul, packed anow, carry clialm.
10 IIHilM new
Tlinbeiilnrtfuowltiir hard, wllh
uncknd anow, olmilia required, 1'f
Im-hea now W"'W. , , ,, , ,,
Hiiiint Humml.-Hiiowlng lluhlly,
bare paveiiient. ....
Warm H)iina Juncllon-Packrd
snow, cany chains. M Inches new
now. ,, , .,
Oriinla Pbm Hnowlng lluhlly,
slush, park brenklnii U).
Cave Junction Hiiowinc llulilly,
sliiMi. pack breakliiK up.
Union t'rrek-H n u w I n B hard,
packed anow chains required.
Biiikiyoii-8nowlim hard, parked
anow, chains required. 10 Welir
new anow.
Itrflinoml Packed snow, aunded.
ii-..l u.iftu'lm. Iluhtlv tincknl
snow, carry chiilns. 3 Inches new
anow. . . ..
Bnntlam Pasa-HnowliiB lluhlly,
packed anow, tarry chains, I Inches
nrw anow.
Lnplne-Snowlnu lluhlly parked
snow, rhulns reqiiliod. It Inrhri
nrw anow.
Orhwo Hinnmll-Parked noi,
chains required, 2 Int'he new
anw.
Madras Hpota of Ice.
Itiikrr-BKla ol Ire.
Mracham -Bare In exposed
areas.
Austin Hnowlny lluhlly. purknl
snow, curry ehalna, I Inch new
anow.
Beneca P a c k e d anow, can y
chains.
Hums Purkrd annw,.carry
chnliis,
Basque Knowing lluhllv, packed
snow, sanded. I inch new anow.
lluhllv. purknl anow, chains re-
qlllrru. 13 inrnca new jiuw.
Klanmlh Fulls- Packed allow,
carry chain-'". 2 Inches new allow.
Cilfla for "Ttie llo" Velchl'a
Pioneer Offlre Nupply Co. aJB Main.
WANTED TO
BUY...
Local business building.
Must be priced fight. Give
full details first letter.
Box 346, Herald I Newt.
Appliances
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