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f PAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 10, l 950, BASIN BRIEFS From Red Blull Mr. and Mrs. James C. Blaser. Red Bluff, are guest al (he New Pine C;eek home of Blaser's sister, Mrs. Amy Cloud, and family. New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornmesser and three chil dren of Pleasanton. California, ar rived in New Pine Creok last week to visit with Mrs. Cornmesser's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rugg. The Cornmesscrs are camping at Bull's Prairie now, but will be back to stay with the Ruggs at their home. On Leave Mr. and Mrs. Neil Perry and three-month-old daugh ter arrived in New Pine Creek Thursday to spend Perry's leave from Camp Roberts. From Renton Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and children, Pamela, Dennis and Gene, Renlon, Wash ington, are visiting at the home of Lee's stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lightlc in New Pine Creek. Lee is a mechanic with Boeing Aircraft In Seattle. They plan on staying in New Pine Creek until July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Carl True accompanied the Lees and are staying at the Lightle home until July II. Holiday week end visitors at the Lightles were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Danforth, Sac-1 ramento. Former Resldent-Don Carter, a former resident of New Pine Creek, visited with friends over the week end. Don, who just finished his service with the Army, has been attending college near Pomona and living with his folks in Southern California. Appendectomy . Mrs. Maude Butler, New Pine Creek, is con vblescing from an appendectomy last week. Haying Pat Passage, who sold his ranch north of Chandler Park on Highway 3!I5 near New Pine Creek last summer to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Griffin of Kugene, is helping Jack Hope put up his hay in New Pine Creek. From Hcrlnng Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardesty and son. Herlong. Nevada, spent the Fourth of July with Mrs. Golda Addington and son, Waller. They were accompa nied by Mrs. Hardesty's brother, David Gunner. Junior Hardesty is Mrs. Addington's great grandson. New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith from Washington have rented the Klmer Addington home and will make New Pine Creek their home for an indefinite time. In Ireland Latest word received from Elmer Addington, New Pine Creek, is that he is slill in Ice land, hut will be shipped August 15 to some base in Europe. New Son An eight pound baby boy, Dclbert James, was born last Thursday night to Mr. and Mrs. Horner McClain Jr. of New Pine Creek. Mrs. McClain and the baby returned home from the hospital Monday. To Prlnevllle Mrs. Alpha Hart wig, New Pine Creek, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brickey and son, Dean, Lakeview, to Pnne ville to visit over the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Glen McGrew. They DOORS OPEN S-.30 P. M. NOW PLKV1NG 5 3 KM1MJULA5 7 ERNEST BORGNINE JANET LEIGH J.. J 4$?, M Will UtU U 1 rtCH",.- .XffJi&Vi&ift mm ALL StaAU new! TODAY! ..A 1 I 11-m.lLlIL IK-J.ILItLI-M'J.lLAiri Mites! HAlfMOttSrtR-MlfMAU OPEN DAILY 7sOO r jiFWON HALF IBST Lisa' yiO'2S JWP 1ft Feature At 8:00 I 1 1 :0S 2nd Feature 9:40 Only Saturday Only gg all went to the Bend Water Carni val and Johnny McGrew played in the band at the event. From Mnlalla Mr. and Mrs. Roger St. Clair from Molalla, Ore gon, are visiting a few weeks in New Pine Creek. To Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bernard and Mrs. Clara Cloud, all of New Pine Creek, camped at Crater Lake and Diamond Lake over the holiday weekend A bear disturbed them while they were sleeping on the ground. They tried their luck at fishing at Diamond Lake, but didn't catch any fish. Picnic The Willow Ranch Fire men and Firettes spent the Fourth of July with their families at their picnic ground in Pine Creek Canyon, An early morning break fast started the day of fun. To Medford Mrs. Buna Faris postmaster at New Pine Creek, is attending the state postmasters' meeting in Medford. From Texas Mrs. Ray Darnells and grandchildren, Nancy and Cur tis Jeffords, San Antonio, Texas, visited in Chcmult over the hull days and will remain for part of the summer. Chcmult Mrs. Verne I. Bradcr president of the Oregon National Association of Postmasters, Chap ter 11, is attending th Postmasters Convention at Medford with Mrs Esther Guddatt, postmaster at Crescent. In Germany Pfc. Richard Hen ry Jr., son of Mrs. Lavinia C. Henry. Realty, recently participat ed in an air transportation exer cise conducted by the 8th Infan try Division near Wiesbaden, Ger many. Henry entered the Army in March, 1056, and received basic training at Fort Carson, Colorado. He arrived in Europe in Novem ber, 1956. Physical Fitness-Sgt. Robert E Peterson, 33, whose wife, Sarah, lives in Alturas, recently partici pated in a physical fitness test conducted by the Seventh Army near Baumholder. Germany. Peter son, who has been overseas since October, 1956, is assigned to Mor tar Battery of the 8lh Infantry Division's 12th Infantry. Ho was a salesman for the Alturas Furni ture Company before entering the Army in November, 1955. Promoted Hachiro H. Yama- gata, son of Moria Yamagata, Al turas, recently was promoted to private first class on Okinawa, where he is a member of the Army Quartermaster Group. A clerk with the group, Yamagata entered the Army in August, 1957, and re ceived basic training at Ft. Ord. He arrived on Okinawa in Febru ary. The 20-year-old soldier is a 1957 graduate of Modoc Union High School. Returned F.lliott House has re turned to his home in Langell Val ley after spending several days in Sacramento with his children and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Tom House and children came back with him for a visit. From San Franclsro Mr. and Mrs. Al Bardclla and son, Paul, are in Langell Valley from San Francisco to visit her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier. Swimming Lessons will start July 14 at 9 a.m. at Twin Springs swimming pool in Langell Valley. Mrs. Koy rernlund and Mrs. Mar- ting Gift will be in charge. , Home Bob Jones is home on leave from Galveston. Texas, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jones of Bonanza. Visitor Gilbert Joyce. Trona California, was a visitor for sev eral days in Bonanza with his aunt, Mrs. Gladys Kilgore, and oth er relatives. UsXMil TODAY! If, He created the new rhythm that swept a waiting world ! .1 V" V. 7 e mat- "LlM.. I r- IMHI l I I M J VVL-C. (as W C. HANDY, Father of the Blues) EARTHA KITT PEARL BAILEY CAB CALLOWAY ELLA FITZGERALD THE STORY OF A TEEN AGE IRE-BOMB! 4U green-eyed blonde Lakeview, Oregon, who returned home July 1. Houseguesti of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry of Little Shasta were their two nieces, Marilyn and Bar bara Bugemg, Ferndale, California. The two girls left last weekend after a three weeks vacation trip with the Perrys. From Palo Alto Mrs. Eula Ben- cfield, former resident ef New Pine Creek who now lives near Palo Alto, and her nephew, Rodney Weagant, Los Altos, are doing as sessment work on their mine in the High Grade district. They plan on staying in New Pine Creek as they are trying to sell Mrs. Bene- Held s house. Mrs. Benefield has been painting in the Sequoia Na tional Park, and expects to go to Crater Lake this summer to do some sketching and painting. Ranch The Alta Vista Ranch in Little Shasta, which is operated by Mr. ana Mrs. lorn Lennon, was visited by the owner. Dr. A. N, Johnson Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs A. N.' Johnson, Roseburg. Dr. Johnson, who just completed his internship at the Los Angeles County General Hospital in June, was on his way to continue his medical studies at the University of Chicago under Dr. Dragstedt Dr. Jthnson was accompanied by his wife and infant daughter. New Daughter Susan Renee is the name chosen for the new ad dition to the Bill Gasser family of Merrill. Susan weighed S lbs., 8'4 ozs. when she was born on July 5. She joins four sisters, Jane. Linda, Anita and Nadeine, and one brother, Bobby. Mother and daugh ter are doing fine and returned to their Merrill home on Tuesday. New Residents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods and family, formerly of Klamath Falls, are now established in their new home which they re cently purchased from Robert Dra goo. Their new address is 224 North Jefferson, Merrill. From Corvallis Visiting in Mer rill during the holiday weekend were Mrs. Tom Cole and daugh ter, Cathy, from Corvallis. Return ing home with them was the young est Cole daughter, Christy who had been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartlerode, for several weeks. Dog Lost During the Merrill fireworks display held last Fri day evening, a tan Shetland sheep dog belonging to A. K. Felt of Merrill became frightened and ran away from home. Anyone seeing this dog as requested to contact the Felt family. "DENNIS THE MENACE" rw -mm ' Kittens MCKyBS ! w wwy cah v letac have ? Society Gal Plans To Show World Her Acting Ability Trujillo Aids Bar Marshal SAN PEDRO. Calif. (AP) Guards wouldn't let a deputy county marshal aboard the yacht Angclita when he asked to see Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. Several pinup girl types giggled up the gangplank and aboard the palatial four-master yesterday as Lt. George H. Gordon waited and waited. He had a summons. An aide assured Gordon the general, son of the Dominican Republic's strongman, would see him as soon as he awakened. At 6 p.m. Gordon "got discouraged ana lett. The summons resulted from a suit filed against the general by Hollywood actress Lyn Heyburn. She asked $10,000 damages be cause, she said, two of Trujillo's pals dunked her in the swimming pool of the general's rented man sion while she was fully clothed By GAY PAULEY UPI Women's Editor NEW YORK (UPD-Dina Mer rill intends to show the world she was born with the acting spark in her makeup as well as the sil ver spoon in her mouth. I'm dead serious; I'm not a quote socialite unquote who is act ing lor kicks. It makes me angry when I'm accused of that," said Miss Merrill, who doesn't need to act for money either. It terms of career, Dina (pro nounced Deen-uh) Merrill migrat ed from modeling for suck fash ion magazines to little theater to Broadway to television and finally to the movies, aided and abetted not' only with that ambition for acting but also with a patrician beauty. She is tall, blonde and has a stunning figure. MOTHER OF THREE In real life, she is the socially prominent Mrs. Stanley Rum- bough, Jr., of New York, mother of two boys and a girl, ages five to 11. Her husband is president of a couple of manufacturing com panies. On her father's side she is a Hutton, a cousin of millionairess Barbara. Her mother is Mrs. Mer- riwether Post May, Washington social leader, who has all those cereal company millions. "So that's why I changed my name for the staee." she said. It s just like Gloria Vanderbilt says, producers never take us seriously. If anything, being what you call a socialite is a handicap, you have to work twice as hard. "Some columnist once wrote that if she wanted to, Dina Mer rill could buy 20th Century Fox. That's ridiculous. "I've wanted to be an actress since. . .well, since I was in the first grade I guess. If I live to be 90 I'll still feel the same way. AN ODDITY "Some of my set looks on me as an oddity, but I wasn't cut out to be one of those committee lady types." She added, however, that she does try to do "my share" of charity and welfare work, and is i the fifth generation of the Rum- New Television Program Claims 6th Sense Needed that a neces- bough d..'.'-' to serve on the board of the' New York City Mis sion Society. The actress has just finished her second movie for Fox, a com pdv called "A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed," in which she co-stars with Tom Ewell and Mirkev Roonev. Her movie and television work has made her a transcontinental commuter. "But 1 try to be away from home as little as possible," she said. "I fly back even on a week end break." NEW YORK (AP) - The sum- l. JfllaKta nf 1010- mer has Drousiu a "'"s- vision games. Now comes program claims a sixth sense is sity. the new ESP 'lor txira- Sensory Perception! Show, which bows tomorrow night on anvi .v. It will pit people with high de grees of purported ESP against one another in matches to see hich contestant (wnne Diinuium- edi can most often properly men- tify unseen cards ana symouis, and call the roll of dice. There will be the usual Isola tion hnnth. and the weekly winner will earn cash and the chance to continue on the show until defeat ed by someone with either greater! mysterious powers or more luck. Each week live caras wm ui pulled from a 52-card deck and displayed face down. Home view ers can write in what they think the cards were, in the order they were pulled. If they get everything right they win $100,000. Although p r o g r a m-creator Georee Wolf is a firm, believer in ESP, he doesn't expect to have a home audience winner every week. How will studio contestants be selected? "Leading parapsychologists in the country have recommended outstanding subjects to us." said Wolf, "and several persons who have heard about the program have volunteered to be tested. We are screening them with one of a deck of 13 cards. "The subject is blindfolded. The cards-ace through king with no suit are shuffled, and three of them are picked at random and placed face up on a table. The subject then says what he thinks Die three cards are, but is not required to give them in any particular order. This is done six times, which means a subject can correctly name a maximum of 18 cards. To insure against a sub ject's being lucky on one day or having a bad day because of something he ate for lunch this time test is repeated on six dif. ferent days. Those who score the highesi. on this test will be our contestants." Tests and experiments given on the program have been formu. lated by Dr. J. B. Rhine, director of the Duke University parapsy. chology laDoraiory. ur. Carroll Nash, who holds a similar posi tion at St. Joseph's College, Phil, adelphia, will be present at each nroeram as consultant. Actor Vin. cent Price will be master of cere monies. 0 WEATHERMAN "UNFAIR" NEW YORK (UPI) Peeved at the weatherman's gloomy week end forecasts thus far this sum mer, George Wolpert, executive secretary of the chamber of com merce, complained Wednesday to weatherman Ernest J. Christie: "It is unfair to guess. The weathermen ought to know they the most simple of ESP devices 'are licked and give up." , J Bell's Hardware Martin Senour 3000 Outside Paint 'OUR VERY BEST" 49 4 gal. HARDWARE 528 Main Returned Mrs. Lydia Grate has returned to her home in Hunting- j ton Beach after Spending several months in Langell Valley with her' daughter, Mrs. Harry Martin. She visited a son and family in Idaho before returning to her home. Former Resident Lawrence Re- ell and his wife from Son Fran cisco spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Langell Valley. Hevell is a former resident of Langell Valley. The Revells were on their way to Portland to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hevell. Revell Sr. was manager of the Langell Valley Ir rigation District lor several years. To Portland Mr. and Mis. Paul Monroe of Langell Valley arc spending a few days in Portland. Dunsimiir Hill Winn has accept ed a sales position at Ilandloy Motors in Mount Shasta. He and Mrs. Winn and their family of five will continue to make their home in Dtinsimiir. Dairy Here for funeral services for little Barbara Anne Rice. 5- ycar-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Rice, were Don father and brother, J. W. Rice and George K. Hue. Portland: Mrs. Rice's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Thomas, Catherine and Helen of The Dalles: and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Premo of Burney. Cali fornia. Holiday Leave Tom Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Richard son of Montague: Harvey Hage Horn. son of Herman Hai;edorn. Monlague: and Jimmy Filer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Filer. Gazelle, were all home on a holiday leave over the Fourth of July weekend from their Navy base at San Di ego. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wim.in. Yrekn. had as hnuseguests for a month Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller of Bellflower. California, brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Wiman. Other guests of the Wi- iivint u-arn thnir urnnHihi IHrnn Teresa Ann and Billy Wiman, oi 'the best place to shop . . . after 0,1 SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE CLEARANCE Dress Shoes 1088 1288 Regular 12.95 to 18.95. Women's fashion shoes carrying the famous names j of Tweedie, Red Cross, Foot Flairs. Whiles, red patents, navy, paitels. High and illusion heels. Summer and early fall styles. Ladies Casuals 888 Regular 10.95 to 12.95. By Cobbie, Town & Country, Kielcerinos, Haydays. Wedgie sandals, dress or work styles. Variety of colors and heel heights. Most all sixes. 588 Flats & Casuals Regular to 9.95. White casuals, white, red, black and pastel flats. Tan casuals. '1 Open or closed styles. ' Barefoot Sandals 388 488 Regular to 5.95. One table only. Your choice. ii Infants Sandals 2 88 Regular to 4.95. Many dreji styles included! 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