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THURSDAY, JULY 23, Ufa
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HOT WEATHER, even if it's'
jZ?i:73 00r'
NCA tcltoliote
LUCKY-Marine Cpl. J. P. Tuttle
can well afford to smile as he
convalesces at Naval Hospital in
Pensacola, Fla. Tuttle was navi
gator aboard R4Q Packet v hich
crashed at Whiting Field. Although
he broke both ankles when thrown
clear, be manaped to escace
flames by crawling. Fortv - one
men perished in the wreck.
BITTII5
CORNETT Born to Mr. and Mrs.
aivui orneii, Jaovs ivincoin, juiy
at Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl
mciHUiUK i jus. ju OZS,
CLINTON Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Lundy Clinton, 3612 Vanderarrift. Julv
19 at Klamath Valley, a boy weighing
JUS. D Oil.
DICKEY Born to Mr. 'and Mrs.
Floyd Dickey, 901 Alameda. July lo at
jviaiiiawi vtiuey, a Doy weignmg a JOS,
Ilia ozs.
HARRIS Born to Mr. and Mrs, John
nuns, m. i box ao. Bonanza, July
i a rwianiavii vauey, vwin Doys, WUlgn-
ing 6 . lbs. 1 oz and 6 lbs. 6 ozs,
JENSEN Born tn Mr an Mr a T.H
Jensen, 003 Mitchell. July 10 at Klain-
wi vauey, gin weignmg 7 loe, 4 ox.
X.YNCH Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tru-
man Lynch, 11888 Southwood Drive.
Saratoga, Calif., July 20 at Klamath
vauey, Day weignmg 7 iDs. a oz.
STEWARn Rnt-n in ' Mr - nnrf Mid
Lee Steward. Star Rt.. Malln. Julv 21
at Klamath Valley, a boy weighing 6
TIPTON Born to Mr. and Mn Pan!
Tipton, 2244 Wantland, July 20 at Klam-
n vancy, a Doy weignmg 7 lbs. 8 'a oz.
TAYLOR Born to Mr. and Mm.
Leonard Taylor, Rt. a Tulelake, Calll.,
July 18 at Klamath Valley, ft boy
weigh injj 6 lbs 12 ozs,
BELLOTTI Born to Mr. ; and Mri.
Aldo Bellottl. 2038 Lavev. Julv la at
Klamath Valley, ft boy weighing 7
lbs. is ozs.
MAARtAOK LICENSE
William D. Noon an. 24. Merrill, inri
Roaemarie A, Balr, 24, Klamath Falls.
Richard Hill. 19. Klamath Palis. And
iubii incrnersDn, 11, iviamain raux.
Oeden Clark. 39. Klamath Fallx. and
Orvillft Dunlap, 46, Klamath Falls.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Robert Chambers. Jr.. violation Af
basic rule, $15.
nenriena jonns, arunx, gis fine or
days.
Lea Corrican. diunk SIS fine nr 7 V.
days.
Onnle Lamne la. drunk. 115 ftne nr
? a ay a.
Hsrrv Bovd. drunk.
$20 fina or 10
nufller, $3 fine
attys.
Walter Schmidt,, no n
paid.
lewii Howard, drunk,
$13 forfeited.
DISTRICT COURT
Anita Meier, disorderly conduct, dis
missed. 1
Sabin Laird Aldrlch. no muffler.
si.nu Dan i or if lieu.
Gilbert Roblea, inadequate emerften.
cv brake, $7,30 fin or 11 days, com-
George Christopher Weber Jr. ,
registration certificate. $.1 fine Daid.
fcmery R. Wellman no registration
car, une pata.
Robert Harold Esser, passing with
insuiftcieint clearance, $7.90 bail for
feited. Walter J. Zimdar, overhanging toad,
$5 fine paid.
Doris Margaret Grubb, no vehicle
iirense, fo sine paia.
Law-Respecting
Pickets Leave
Their Equipment
PORTLAND Wl The pickets
who weren't there had the North
1 1 i,
west Nut Growers Association mad
Thursday.
In fact the firm threatened to
accuse AFI, Cannery Workers of
violating the states new anti
picketing law.
The pickets disappeared when
the new law went into effect Tues.
but they left behind their
equipment and a shack tnev used
as picketing headquarters. On the
shack is a sign announcing a strike
In progress. The firm said this was
a violation of the law.
The union secretary, C. C. Evan
soii. said the picketing equipment
mis im --mere Decausn Ihe union I
might decide to resume picketing. I
only mildly hof, .end. local folk,
Park Mnday Wer" Mr nd
How'd You Like A Broadway
On The
. By BOB THOMAS
Hollywood (-Would you
like to see a Broadway show on
tlie movie screen?
I don't mean a 'film version of
a stage hit! I mean a musical
filmed almost exactly as It was
presented on Broadway 1 at $7.20
top. A group of independent movie
makers are gambling that movie
goers will buy such an attraction.
Wide-screen and 3D will be added
to make the show seem more lifelike-
The subject of this unloue cunsr.
lment is "Ton Banana," the rau
cous nit based on the thinlv dis
guised adventures of Milton Berle
in TV, The musical ended its road
show run in Los Aneelcs three
weeks ago. Now the entire produc
tion has been moved onto a movie
stage, where It will be filmed as
It. played to theater audiences.
The movie .will have the same
sets, the same costumes and the
same cast, headed by Phil Silvers.
Sole change: Rose Marie has been
Drought back to her orieinal come
dienne role, replacing Kaye Ballard
01 me roaa company.
Fair Livestock
SALEM m The 11 livestock
Juctges for the Oregon State Pair
have been selected, Dr. E. B. Stew
art, chairman of the State Pair
Commission, announced Thursday.
The fair will be held in Salem
Sept, S through 12.
The judges are: '
Holsteins and Ayrshires, Prof. H.
"M. King, University of British Co
lumbia; Guernseys, Prof. R. E.
Erb, Washington State. College:
sheep, Ronald Hogg, Balem, and
Floyd T. Fox, Silverton; Red Polls,
Kehne Wain, Salem; Herefords,
Angus and Shorthorns, Prof, C. W.
Hickman, University of Idaho,
Swine, Wilbur L. Plager, field
secretary of the Iowa Swine Pro
ducers Association, Des Moines;
Jerseys, W. C. Leth, Monmouth;
Angora goats. L. E. Mcfinlch
Monmouth; poultry, Lester Mickel
berry, Portland; rabbis, Mr. and
Mrs, v. It. Ragland. Oreeon Citv
flan a Carefree Kitchen
with
TH ERMADOR
Iht original bilf-in
Ihtiric Range
Pr6mtlta4 CamanlaiK ...Yeur nittfs
' nl in a tllch.n plinn.d with
ThfR!dor. Cooking tap and ayt-l.vtl even
m ht laialtd tor f.war il.pi gnd parfMlly
vpaaTii. wvrK HOW.
WW"! anif)r.,.Th.rmai(or Is pact tl
Iht basic kitchtn d.iigo . . . Sfainlsss statl
na fvnctianol dniga Kcant any finish .. .
naka cltanlng aasy.
Olftaal Parf.rmanca...ltry nadir
fnturo for skillful troublo-frs teoking...
fail fivo-ranga htat control, htavil Insu
lated aulomolic ovan and lh ml. .1..
OfSWldabilily JfOU g.t only with tl.clfltir,'.
SteThirmadorat...
ft--.
I V
Oft
I.W Kerns
II TMiMtt SW.411T
in search of cool gra.s and shade
Bob Holland .2d l6-montha:id
Movie Screen?
, The only other changes are
some of the dialoeue and . action.
The profanity and a few shady lines
have been tossed out to meet film
censorship requirements. Also, the
strip tease number has been toned
I arrived on the set n th
tire cast was running through the
rsi act, in a dress rehearsal for
me cameras and lights. The nlav.
ers enacted their roles against the
uoua. uiimarops 01 the show. Thov
sang the songs to prerecorded
Playbacks or went. Ihimih n,.
with..... . .
".T" "wjumpaniment u the rec
ords were not available. The show
moved breezilv ninn tn .
wer movies, which
done in bits and pieces.
me entire film will be shot in
a speedy four days I
filmed,Z,',ir?Ct0r A1 reen' wh
enhl?e.JOl?)n ancl Cant("' bio
graphies, is directing "Ton Ba
nana." He said It's not a? easy
."iM3.- W.he" 1 mentioned tSSS
uugiii to be well re-te-M
in ttaetr pt. by now. he
eplled
not exactly. AH of the cast have
'een out of the h, ... .i"ve
'?; year- Besides, they
can't do the show exactly a it
was done on th. .t. SiT "
reoulr. i... movies
t . Fiojccuon, jess plavine
to the rear of the house." y
Although the show will be filmed
wm!??' u, pre5ents nSS
SS1.; will
which r' t" rulBrl5r ln 3D,
said f th V. "Site. He
stationary hZ ,m aot remaH
and ev ?3:Tona aund
mv, w cioseups.
7lKa?"t. ae strip teLe?
- io modUy it .
.JS"1' "You can?
little,"
do a
But
Otherwise, the entlr .h
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London Papers Take It Easy
On Princess Despite Action
. T.ONDON m - The romait -
.7".7. nToo-nret E0t M"e
tenuon in most London newspapers
SsdaV de.ite the govemmenU
move to clear me ".i ;
''such newspapers as the Times,
Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph
did not even mention Group Capt.
Peter Townsend in connection with
the decision to amend the regency
'"The Daily Express was the only
newspaper, commenting editorially.
It criticized the government for
dMidintr to shift royal responsibil-
ltyfrom the princess
The Express
she should be allowed to marry
.h. rfini--ri Townsend and still
become regent (acting Queen) in
the event of Queen Elizabeths
death before the heir to the throne,
4-year-oid Prince Charles, reaches
Townsend is 38 ana we nun.
22 He was the wrongea party ;
. jr.,n. orttnn last vear, but
the Church of England, closely
..-iotrf with the throne, frowns
th remarriage oi uivun.u
, )h.
OI tne Lonaon papc.o
n.ilu Miirnr which nas oeeu
conducting a poll on whether Mar-
caret should be auowea w u ...
Townsend gave him promineni
notice .in covering the news of the
government announcement to the
House of commons.
Neither Margaret nor iwnsenu
.., r,niinn.ri in Commons. How
ever, Acting Prime Minister niui
ard A. Butler could have been re
ferring to no one else wnen ne
.imrcupH none tor an eim w uc-
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AMERICAN CHINESE
Food, at their basil
fh. 496 Fei Ordara To Taks Out
Ben B. Lee, Mar.
ate it from
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PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
plorable speculation."
Meanwhile, Princess Margaret
serenely carried out her roy,i
duties, Increased somewhat by the
slight illness of her mother, Q.UM1
Elizabeth. She inspected gardens
for the Queen Mother, and Wednej.
day went to Southampton to start
a drive for the erection of a YWca
hostel which Is to bear Margaret,
name. ...
. in Brussels It waa said Town,
send was carrying out the normal
unexcitlng'funotlons of an Air Au
tache at the British Embassy, m
was sent abroad on the new assign,
ent two days before Margaret
returned from an official tour of
Rhodesia.
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