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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1960)
PAGE FOIIB BUSY AT THE RECEIVING END NEW YORK (UPD Bill Dickey caught 100 or more games for the New York Y'ankees for 13 consecu tive seasons. Ford Trucks Last Longer n rh FARM Set your Farm Truck Headquarter BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Mala ( Up. h. TU 4-1111 FLYING AIR CHARTER It's Fait! It't Convenient! It's Comfortable! It's Fun! KLAMATH AIRCRAFT SERVICE Kingtley Field Phone SERVICE TODAY KEEPS BREAKDOWNS AWAY BE AN EARL' BIRD THIS YEAR J. W. KERN 734 So. 6th TV STOPS MASTITIS FAST biotics and sulfa drugs combined with hydrocortisone and the eiwymatic action principle. This principle uses a digestive, enzyme to liquefjr clotted milk and blood and damaged tissue, enabling the germ-killing ingredients to work faster and better. In addition, hydrocortisone checks the inflammation is the diseased quarter, reduces the possibility of scar tissue and permanent damage to the udder, and speeds up return to normal milk production. Two eosy - nf arom tube. Handy disposable syringe. rtC' PACIFIC SUPPLY COOPERATIVE 1537 So, 4th Klamath Falls Phana TU 2-4456 Children's Records Are A By HUUH Ml M.IC. AN AP Newsfeaturrs Writer Nearly 75 years ago Thomas Edison shouted "Mary had a lit tle lamb" into a long funnel at tached to a revolving cylinder wrapped in tinfoil. Edison was trying to find a meth od of recording telegraph mes sages. Instead, he wound up in venting the phonograph and in advertantly producing the world's first children's record. The phonograph became a run away success, survived competi tion by radio, the movies and tel evision, and remains to LESSONS And Instrument Instruction Learn to fly . . . for business or pleasure! We offer a complete fly ing course for only $40 down ontf 25.69 per month. MEET TOUR SCHR. DULE . . . anywhere n y n LEARN TO FLY WE HAVE A FAST, DEPENDABLE AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE TU 4-5367 or TU 4-7858 Play safe . . . schedule repair work for each machine during its idle season... ahead of the busy season. 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Along with the drop iri price emphasis has been placed or vol ume buying, attractive packaging and direct consumer appeal Where a kiddie record on'je wa; considered remarkable if it soic 15,000 copies a year, main now hit 75 OIK) and liXi.OW The old slamlhys. list Mother Goose, Grimm 'e Fairy 3uei. black Beauty and "Tne Little En gine That Cuuld" are still tbt top sellers, but almost arvtiitijr. from television kiddie .shows ij be i runaway hit on records. Popeye, Huckleberry Hound, Siari Lewis, Terry Tudcs. Shirlev TemDle. Captain Kangaroo and ;u?t about everything ever done by Wait Dis ney has proved successful in the children's recording line. "We had ODe album." savs Clark, "called 'Wyatt Earp and Other TV Theme Songs.' It was in strumental, no words at all. but it sold 75.000. Similarly the -Snne of the Pioneers' and Roy Rogers Twilight on the Trail' did re- markably well." If there is a king in the kiddie record field, it would have In ho Walt Disnev. The original cnnmi tracks of "Snow White," "Dum bo," "Alice in Wonderland" and others put out by RCA have been among the all time best sellers, as have his several albums with Columbia, and now just about the ientire line produced bv his num firm, Disneyland Records. Since kiddie records heo.m in boom, many top actors and singers have taken a f ine at the fi,.M including Charles Laughton, Ralph Bellamy, Ferry Como, Ed Wynn. Rosemary Clooney (Columbia's top seller), Vaughn Monroe, Charl ton Heslon, Robert Preston and Ring Crosby. Says Clark, "an artist who mav be tough to handle in the pops line Becomes very docile in doine chil dren's records and takes the job very seriously. Most of them seem Canadian Family Honored Guests BRADFORD. Pa. l'PI Th llnce members of a f.itmlv f,. St. Catherines. Ontario. Cnn.i.ln were surprised recently when their car was nailed by city and state police as they entered Bradford. However, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Snyder and their son n.nirf hadn t done anything wrong. It Was just that the llr.i,lfnr,l F. change Club had singled them out tor Be luxe treatment as part of tnc city s observance of Pennsyl vania Week. . The Snyders were taken link, tel where a suite of rooms were reserved, were guests at a lnn-h eon and a dinner and received guts from 30 Bradford firms. OREGON Man Sized Business In U.St to look upon it as sound public re unions, an investment in their fu ture with a coming audience." Vclike pops or classical albums, a good children s record will sen ;-t as well year after year as it did when it first came out. We figure." says Clark, "that ' t: Us 1 1 tit crx AMERICANS IN GERMANY: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart he from Texas, she from Brooklyn are fwo of the nunv ber of Americans who sing in German opera. American Duet Now Plays In German Opera House By RE1.MIOLD ENSZ BERLIN, W Divided Berlin has opera houses in both East and West. In the West, one of the lead ing baritones happens to be a real westerner from Texas. But hardly anyone would suspect that tall, handsome 31 year - old Thomas Stewart hails from San Saba, Texas. German is the lan guage for almost all of the opera's productions and Stewart sings them like a German. "His German is often easier to understand than that of German singers," says Dr. Horst Goerges, one of the opera's top officials "Stewart has a definite gift for languages. Stewart's pretty, 31 - year - old Brooklyn-born wife, whose stage name is Evelyn Lear, also sings with the opera. Stewart makes 70 to 80 appear ances a year, while his soprano wife makes 30 to 40. It is unusual that a man and wue are both singers," Stewart says, "but it is even more unusual for them to sing in the same opera house. When they're not singing, they're al home in West Berlin's fashion able suburb of Dahlem, practicing their opera roles, or playing the roies ot parents. They have two children, Jan, 13, and Bonni. 11. How did the family get to West utriin? "It was simple," Stewart says, "my wife and. I got Fulbricht scholarships for singing lessons nere. The scholarships were for West Berlin's College of Music. They dinea at me school in August 1957, and immediately beean slu dying German, in addition to sine- mg. It wasn't long before both were singing at the West Berlin opera, -thus joining the scores of Americans who are singing pro- ifSMonany in West Germanv West Germany has about K5 n. era houses and manv of ihem have one or more Americans on meir rolls. The influx of Ameri. cans has caused some grumbline among German singers, some of whom suspect that the American government is forcing the opera nouses to nire Americans. "Anyone who says this is being SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7, I960 we get a whole new audience tt ery . five years. The age range it from about 5 to 10. You used to be able to count on the 11 and 12-yeai-olds but not anymore. Today when a kid, particularly a girl, passu 10 she's already in the rock T roll class." n.u've " Stewart savs. "The direc tor of our opera hires only on the basis of singing ability, uermany lias a definite shortage ot trainwi singers." Hamburg's independent newspa per Die Welt recently made a sur- i,au nn tho CilhlPPt - and Caihe t0 the same conclusion as Stewart. The paper said there is no evr dence of favoritism, out auu that the United States is turning out more opera singers than it can possibly use. On this point, Stewart "It's very hard to get practical experience in the United States. Only three cities have opera houses New York, Chicago and San Francisco. What's more, they have short seasons. German opera hcuses operate 11 months out of the year." Rpfnrp stnrtine his singing ca- rnpr Sfnwnrt nut in 3 three-year hitch in the United States Air Force as a statistician. He siu with statistics for one year after his discharge, but then switched to his real love, singing. He sang with the New ior PAniai. nnam luith the NBC TV opera and at Chicago's Lyric The ater. .. Ho ihora i verv little on- ference between stage life in Ger many and America. "Musicians are musicians. u ! i jirr.ronro in per- im:ie 15 a ua&it uiucw k sonalities. Germans are m u c a more subdued than Americans. "TU American will 8 to a party and within two minutes he will be telling someone history. Germans simply ao " that. You have to know a German some time before you can possibly become close friends." Rinort i hie uiffl want to re main in Germany until l2' The" they would like to go the United States and land Ipos at the Metropolitan Opera in u in,. rtrmanv." Stewart ....... r. n America Is bays. Din Hiier . , home. We are well treated and i have never encountered any "" American resentment. Stewart adds with a g 'What's morei you can t get American-style ice cream a here.'
