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    WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S, 195S
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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GOOD MEN ARE not hard to find among handicapped work'
en according to Glenn D. Bowen, I right I manager of the
Oregon Water Corporation, He is shown with one of his
employes, Harvey J. Brannan, who suffered a serious war in
jury. Klamath Falls, with the rest of the nation, is observing
National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. Like the
water corporation, many business organizations employ phys
ically handicapped persons in this area and find them highly
efficient.
Dean Described As Lonely,
Unhappy Boy Without Love
By ALINE MOSrtV
United Preni Hollywood Writer
HOLLYWOOD (UP) What was
Jimmy Dean really like? One of
His closest irlends described mm
today as a lonely, unhappy boy
who never got what he really want
ed out of life love.
James Dean, star of "East of
Eden," has been on enigma In
Hollywood. But an Insurance agent
who was the star's constant com
panion, Lou Brucker, told what he
thinks Is the first "true" story
about Jimmy.
I sat with Lou at the home of
photographer Sunford Rotli, anoth
er close friend of the actor's who
was driving behind Jimmy when
he met death in an auto collision
on a lonely highway Friday night.
Lou tallied for hours aboul his
Irlends.
Jimmy died, he said, "Without
ever getting what he rcnlly want
ed, love and marrlBge."
' The only girl Deari really loved,
according to Lou, was beautiful
Pier Angell. Jimmy was broken
hearted when Pier suddenly an-1
nounccd her engagement to Vic
Pamone.
Even now, In Dean's modest
house in the Sun Fernando Val
ley, a photograph of Pier sits on
His aesK. I
I just wish somebody would
print the truth about Jimmy no
body ever did," Bnickcr said.
"Ho was the loneliest man in the
world, Ho wanted a wile and chlV
rircn, and he used to talk about
how important It Is to be married
to a womnn who Is undemanding1.
He coiilcl be a lonely man in a
room full of people.
"He was so misunderstood. Peo
ple thought he was a non-conformist.
But II wasn't that, He couldn't
open dl conversation, he didn't
know how. He stayed away from
night clubs. He thought they were
false and he wns shy; he didn't
wnnt to be In the public eye." ,
Jimmy often "went Into a shell,
but It was not In rebellion, It wns
Belf-defense," Brnckcr went on.
"He'd been hurt a lot," he snid.
Jimmy's unhapplness took him
to a psychoanalyst. The young ac
tor's mother had died when he wns
eight, and an aunt and uncle vlr-
ttlnllv r.nr.H him '
After his broken romance with
Pier, Jimmy had brief friendships
with such starlets as Ursula Anders
and Jeannette Miller. To them all
he talked Intensely of his prob
lems, his difficulties in finding
peace of mind and getting along
with people.
The young actor was Just be
ginning to feci more at ease- with
himself, Leu believes, when death
cnught up with him. Recently Jim
my even went to a party in a
tuxedo. His usual attire had been
a loose-hanglnit shirt and Ill-fitting
pants. But he was discovering, as
Lou Hays, tlmt "He coulr' v1
blue denims, but they could still
be neat."
But before Jimmy found the hap
piness he souirht, he got interested
in a lighter, fnster sports car than
trie one he owned.
Paddy Reaches
$16,009 Mark
NEW YOKK tfl Patrick
(Paddy) Keough. the base-ball-wtse
businessman from St. Louis, has
answered the 116.000 question on
the CBS giveaway show The
S64.000 Question.
He made the grade by staling
that: 1. It was the Cleveland
Indians who ended Yankee Joe Di
Maggio's record 56-game hitting
streaki 2i Al Smith was the start
ing pitcher; (3 Jim Bagby Jr. was
the relief pitcher wno continued
to hold DIMaggio hltless.
Master of ceremonies Hal March
Rave Keough some help last night,
apparently inadvertently.
Hesitating on the relief pitcher
angle. Keough said "I've got tt in
my head but I can't think of tt."
March broke in with: "The start
ing pitcher was Al Smith, and he
was relieved by Jim B "
March then turned to the audi
ence and said: "That's a hint that
was my fault."
Keogh then named Jim Bagby
Jr.
The 62-year-old St. Loulsan, who
was making his third appearance
on the program, can try for the
132.000 ouestion in his chosen base
ball category next Tuesday night.
Don E. Self Jr., 24, a physicist
who halls from El Paso, Tex., but
now lives on Long Island, parlayed
his knowledge of mythology into
S8.000 last night. Next week he
gets a chance at 116,000.
Burlesque House
Closes In Japan ,
TOKYO W Another Tokyo bur
lesque house is going legit.
France-za announced that next
Monday it will abandon nudity
in Japan, strip-tease is all strip
and no tease for original light
comedy.
It's the 13th burlesque house to
fold since the end of the Korean
War.
Today there are only three bur
lesque houses still operating in
Tokyo's famed Asakusa fleshpot
areu and two downtown. Ninety
unclad beauties are displaying
their physical assets where once
there were more than a thousand.
SPANKING COVICTIOV
DETROIT ifl An all-woman
jury last night convicted Mrs.
Rosemary Jacques, 31', wlte of a
Detroit policeman, of manslaugh
ter In the fatal spanking of her
0-year-old foster son Robert Stabo
after the boy wet his pants. She
will be sentenced Oct. 15. Maxi
mum penalty Is 15 years.
Red Hot Specials!
Rainbow Cotton Yarn .fAk
RAG RUGS' 5 Y
Shampoo and Jf ifSfek
Bath Spray
Clothesline Wire 2 9
Low, Low Prices Plus Green Stomps
BON BAZAAR
4480 So. 6th
Next To Oregon Food
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DON'T
show me
bifocals
IVaw ;.r!rl. -Tt.
Examine me for
Moles tHejid-Voe lenses!
lUnd.Vut Itniei tre obtainable xctutivtly
through D. Nolei Optomttri.li at Colum.
bun Optical company. If you have dreaded
9'Hing new qUnet became you knew
your next pair would be bifoc.li, Or, Nolet
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freedom from bifocal ditcomforti through
thii leniitional font, which efiminetti the
objectionable bifocal line end unpleasent
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dinary continuoui vision lenses, which w
nave dispensed for many yean.
Pleasant, courteous
credit always.
with offices at
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.
730 Main St Klamath Fall. Ore.
On Omo J Notes and Oen K Moyto. V.
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f VCVV KlD 6 MINTS Q S (GL$ J 7Jto be picked up anytun.dur
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IfiitTWO LmJJ our Drug Department I Is
216s2 liU mm sale.
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49 ASPIRIN TABLETS
Walgreen. Bottle 100
69 MINERAL OIL
Walgreen. 16-oz. . . ,
89' Saccharin Tablets
V-gr. Bottle 1000
33s Children's Aspirin
Cherry flavored. Bottle 50 . ,
29' Tincture Iodine
l-oz. bottle
49' Rubbing Aleohel 9 ; r fit
Walgreen. 16-oi. bottle .. . dbiwU
Flu Tmi. Tax a Jawclir.-
2:50
2170'
2190
2:34
2130
mm-2.
Refpterfy $i Each
COSTUME
JEWELRY
O 2.89Jr. Aytiul aSa9o
Vitamim i Minerala. 100'i . fmLm
O S.79 Geriatric FeriRli
Olafeen. Bertie of 100 ... .
2.39 Biytol VlUains 9; 940
B Complex Capculet. lOO'i . dfa
M.98 ViUaiR A a;199
100 eoptulei 15.0Q0 uniti . . L I "
1.39 Cod Liver Oil ,
Plain er mint. Pint bottle , .
'2.98 PercMirphuM
Olafsen Oleum. SOcc boh)
Reg. 3.98
OLAFSEN
AYTINAL
Vitamins & Minerals
11 VltiroJni e 10 Mineral
Bottle
of
....2.3
49 EYE DROPS AjrAi
Octine. H-oz. bottle ZiUU
49' CASTOR OIL 4'Cfle
U.S.P. quality. 4-oi bottle . .ftiyU
35 Tr. Merthiolate n.'OCe
l-oz. bottle slOO
35' BORIC ACID ajaii,
Powder or crystals. 4-oz. , . . L i OD
35 EPSOM SALT 9IQ.Ce
Medicinal. 16-oz. size ....Ml OD
69' GLYCERIN , AS7n.
U.S.P.Pure. 4-oz. bottle L I U
49' Spirits of Aoalaoj cm
Aromatic. 2-oz. bottle 4UU '
29e Oil Wintergreen 0'Ofte
Synthetic, l-oz. bottle LI Oil
35' Spirits Camphor o : Q Ce
U.S.P. Quality. 1-os. bottle . .4iOD
D 59-COUGH SYRUP 4lCAe
Kellers. 4-oz. bottle ..... Zi Dll
73' RUB for COLDS af7c
Campho-Lyptus. 4-oz. jai . Ml f f
89' NASAL DROPS ,A'One
Keller. Antibiotic, l-oz , gLJ
49' COLD CAPSULES t'C(t
Campho-Lyptus. Tin of 25 .JLIOU
89' Anefrin Tablets - ojOfV
Antihistamine. Bottle of 36 . jL i
59 Keller Lozenges a rent
Antibiotic Tube of 12 Z t OU
69 Babykof Syrnp aac
For babies & children. 4-oz. A I U
89 Ephedrine SolitioaA
Keller. Aqueoui. 1-ox.
u 03' Antrum apc . a fa a
Antihistamine. 24 tablet! . . im I f U ,
1111111 " Ilillaw"" '
r i an. aim. . u. t.
U ds- miiH oi magnesia ama.
Walgreen. 16-oz. bottle . . . .Z4U
'1.00 Glide CELENATE o ' 4 o t
POWDER or OINTMENT . .
98 SIL-MIN-OL nr00.
Plain or Fortified. Pint . . . 1 0 JJ
98 SHAVE LOTION 0,nn.
Briargate. Spicy. 5-oz. . . . ,Z Sg
i90c
TYSON Brand
M.B9 HOT WATER BOTTLE
OR
M.89 FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
and Attachments
Seamless
construction . ,
.2 for 2
not
BB"Rol-Rrten
M.29 BALL
POINT PEN
$2.58 A j 29
Valus.. L l42
These items advertised are not
included in our One Cent Sale but do rep
resent a big savings to you at a special
."buy a" price.
Playing Cards 00QQc
Centaur. Bridge, Pinochle , -"WvJ
NEEDLE BOOK
Pocket Knives 9 5 OQo "ffik ' ' ' " 1 0
values to $1.50 tiOQ Q LUGGAGE TAGS OSOCs
KEY CASE Plastic v jOe .Jjj" L 8 03
mm IW
2i25e
2i39e
BATTERIES 0:iQc
"Advance". leg. fit . . . .L Q
Parcel Pwt Twin a a.
RH. IOc. lOOftieU . .. . L D
DpholstMi Brisk oiOOe
For clothes toel ZtZf
WASTE BASKET 0:ICe
Reg. 39c. Oval shaped . . lfO
Chamois PiNshor Arnoi
Reg. 59e. 15x18 inches . . 4 1 wO
Rubber Bloves mntit
"Test.Rlte". Bef.65e... 19
Holds 4 keys
Con Cob Pipes
Cool smoking. Comfort bits
PENCIL TABLET
lI Rt(trs. 150 sheets, ruled
f
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I IW SfTHBIllla
I muJsUEZI
I 3 RCH.I PACK
IXZZ FILM
S.'?:..3.79t
wo. ezooi o. one
120
Hot Pad Mittens OS IOc
Reg. 49c. Quilted
SHOE BUFFER, O;0Qt
Sheepswool. Wood back aW
POT CLEANERS 0;it
Reg. 10c. "Ktuly Kate" . . . I O
SALAD BOWLS. O.RQe
6-inch size. Cherrywood ,,. WW
D DISH CLOTHS OMQc
Heavy knit 15x15 inch lw
LEAD PENCILS
Eraser tipped ......
12139
.-a,.HORLAWN"
PACKAGE STATIONERY
v . kI Moer. tablets er
1DUI r .
..u.lnrxi in wrute ci paiw
shades; fiae Hist quality linen
finish. O! 1C
Regular 10mK .1 IO
Values ta 53.751
FICTION
BOOKS
Rig. 79c Each!
your
choice
2 i 80e
Coloring Book & Crayons
Giant Size. Hours of fun , . , , . .
TOY BALLOONS
Novelty airship
BOOK MATCHES
Carton of 50 books . ,
h.2133
- 4 s 3'
.2533'
73 Orlls Antlseptie f"iMt
Mouth Wash. 16-oz. L i 1 1
45' TOOIH PASTE a:ac
Walgreen. Anti-Enzyme ...mm tO
59' MOUTH WASH - a:ca,
Keller. 16-oz. bottle .... . ZIOU
Sv7ff
tlvNa.l.aTWMilM.
San on Sharmil
Po-Do Lather.
Shave Cream
RuSfff.2S46'
37clrcsMss...Ihx3lc
Stomach Vpftt...
BISMADINES
OlfMtiM Powder v '
.2180'
Blamadin TabJtts
Bottle ioa icei
Reg. 55c... ZtdD
It' i Laooliitd!
98c Perfection
Hand Cream
05QQ
)OI 4a a WW
98 HAIR SPRAY r0Qt
Formula 20.4H-oz.aroiol dm 1 99
ST 1 A Ai fSilt. M I .!
r-i n. viuiho n mn Sardi. 5-oz. aerosol ,
Sp.LWAelFti.u,.D. . .2i40c P
69' Liquid SHAMPOO
Formula 20. 8-oz. bottle . .
98' Spray Deodorant
7idy. SM-os. squeeze bottle .
lJarCreSl
Formula 20
89c CREAM
SHAMPOO
j,2.90
vream
Shampo I
.21125
2S70e
2199'
89 COLD CREAM
Perfection. 8-oz. oi . , . . .
2i90e