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Newspaper Page TextFRANK JENKINS gdltoe fnterool a oocood elaaa matter at lb, po alia, Or., en August ao. ivos, undar Marc I. UTS gUUeHJHliT10N RATKSl 11 7 earrlar mnnth 91.00 By mau By mau By mau mouU 91 00 MiMHiB or th associated riaia Tlte AsMclaled Proa, la an titled exclusively to the UN for ropubiicaUon of all the local nawa printed la tola nova paper, aa wall ai all AP news dispatch.. Guest Editorial By PAUL LEE THE people of Klamath Falls are soon to have an opportunity to decide whether or not they will support a YMCA building program. Letters were mailed this week to all service, clubs, organisations and Interested groups. The "Y" board will, to a large degree, be guided In the matter , of the building program by a cross-section of public opinion. Several years ago when a YMCA program was Indicated there seemed to be some local ml under standing a to the type and purpose of such a step. At the present time this feeling seems to have been largely dissipated and wherever one goes now people are showing- Increased Interest In the YMCA. The question now confronting us Is whether or not this Interest will be sustained to the point of raising a considerable sum for. a physical plant, including a swimming pool and gymnasium. The recent action by the Teen Age club sponsors in asking the "Y" to take over the Teen Age program Is at best only in temporary headquarters at the armory. These quarters are cramped and do not lend themselves to this type of program, but at the present time they represent the best location available. The Teen Age club, of course, would have the use of faculties of the entire YMCA building. Recent surveys by the national YMCA building committee indicate that drives have gone over suc cessfully in Medford, Aberdeen and that a drive is currently being succesful in Eomonion. Aiocna. a permanent YMCA community course offer its complete facilities . it .her la no YWCA program Is geared to take care of women and girls, as well as men and boy. It seems that there is no perfect time for any money raising project. While the "Y" board is well aware that building costs are high at present, this is 'offset by the fact that the money supply is also Secretary of State Marshall's program for economic above normal. Conversely In periods of cheap con- rehabilitaUon. British newspapers deduced from the atruction the money supply is tight, so a reduced tone of Bevln's speech that France and England amount would probably be as hard to raise. The "Y" had made up their minds to go ahead with the task board is aware of the task tney are uuucriauua wu iaiu uuwu uy ixii mau uikvivuib iwi" baUeve that if the public spirited citizens of Klamath Soviet Union decided to participate. In effect it county will come forward with the support shown in served notice on Moscow to fish or cut bait. RebekahLodge Meeting Held MERRILL, June SI Merrill Re bekah lodge. No. 151, met in regu lar session June 16. George Nader man of Salem Rebekah No. 1 was a fraternal visitor and guest speak er for the evening. Edna Merrillees resigned from the office of con ductor and Maxine Cole was ap pointed to finish her term. Mra. Cole was dulv Installed by Past District Deputy President Mae Anderson. The noble grand, Silvia Jones, appointed committees to serve for the ensuing year as follows l con dolence, Mary Hunnlcutt, Audry Lewis, Lena Buck: good of the or der, Edna Hancock, Mae Anderson, Hazel McNeil; membership, Pearl Harris, Inez Miller; community service, Eva Bowman. Jayne Brown; attendance, Margaret Loper. Dor othy Jensen: publicity, DovieReed- er, Louisa Icenbice. Initiation will be held July 21. ' Drill practice was held at the (close of the meeting. Occupants Of Plane Said Safe BOISE, June 21 (PI The CAA ' reported today that two occupants of an airplane which landed In flames between Adams and Bing ' ham Springs In Eastern Oregon escaped injury. -Richard McQuaide was the pilot and Edward Palmer a passenger, the CAA said. Both are from Spirit ' Lake, Ida. They, were quoted as " saying the- plane, owned by Avta "rlon Industries company of Cour d'Alene, caught fire while In flight and was destroyed by the flames after landing. SATURDAY EVE., JUNE '"'rpi.w win !. KFJI ,n 9:60 Sparta Lineup 9:1S Hometown News 9:2S World Naws Sammarr u . 9.-S9 Klamath Thaatre fialeV ' Bits Amer. Lesion Pent." T:fHI Piano Playhouse ABC till Deal In Crims ABO 9:00 Tho Lona Ranser ABC ' 9:S9 Tbo rat Man ABO '-9:0 BUI Lance ABC .119:15 - r9:ociaremont Hotel arch. ABC iJ:0e Stardust Melodies 10:IS " M:S Arabas. Hotel Oreh. ABC 11:00 Mg-htcap Newscast JJKIS DroamUme ": Situ Oft ' 1 1 :to I SUNDAY A. M., JUNE . ": Cbireh In tha WUdwoad a 13:00 Mesaara of Israel ABC t,oS:89 Tha Sealhernairee ABO ' S.e rine Arts Quartet ABO .. SMS .1 9:50 Klehard Lelbert ri,-i:4S Sermons In Sen -n 9:00 Calvary Echoes .J,:l Bible Auditorium ef Air ,.: Sunday Strlnra ABC "-'9:46 Raymond Swins ABO '.'10:00 Warrlora al Peace ABO . 19:18 " , 19:30 Sammy Kayo Oreh. l:r,s Fact and fiction ABO 11i00 Assam, of God 11:1s 11:39 - " . 11:49 " Canary SUNDAY P. M., JUNE ' )9:00 Lassie ABO 'BV:I6 Johnny Thomnion ABC MiKO Week Around World ABO .rl:00 Ar These Our Children? .11:30 Lee Bweetman Show ABC r" 9:00 Darla for Douh ABO . J.'9:90 Counterspy ABO ' 't;;.S:00 Deadline Mystery ABO u--S:S0 Greatest Story Erer Told ,,,,411 Sons-Weed baseball News Under Arrest MBI Nlek Carter MBS :S:00 Symphony of Melody t: a:30 Hollywood Musis Hall ABC tit SUNDAY EVE, JUNE 22 Caplorlnf Unknowa MBI Double or Nothing MBI Listen Carefully MBI Gabriel Heattar Show MBS Leave It to tha Girla MBI Rudolph Boccbo Jose Morand Oreh. Jergens Journal MBI Shiela Graham MBS Glen Hardy Newa MBI Re Miller, News MBS Eddie Howard Oreh. Organ Recital Old Fashioned Revival :09 Walter Wlnrhell ABO '9:18 Hometawn -Newa :I8 World Newa Summary :90 Klamath Theatre Guide fl:4S Rerieellons "-t:00 Theatre Guild ABO "1:80 " i-:00 Drew Pearson ABC S:1S Mon. Morn. Headlines ABC 8:10 The Green Hornet ABO ' ; 9:48 - a: IMS " 1:30 Leifhlon Noble Oreh. ABC MALCOLM IPUCV Managing Kdltor toffies oi Klamath act rot oongrosa, monthi 94.M ou 99.00 which that ism center would, of - Europe. It would to the entire with America. The in town the "Y' program of aid Summer Progrom Gets Under Way LAKE VIEW, June 21 The sum mer recreation program got under way at Central school last Monday with a turnout of about 40, it was announced by Director Gene Deter. The sessions will be held each day. Monday through Saturday, until about the middle of August All boys and girls from the first grade through college are welcome to at tend the sessions without charge. The program is sponsored by the city park board, who were assisted in raising funds by the Lions club and the Community Chest Modoc Chamber To Sponsor Air Show ALTURAS, June 31 An air show will be sponsored by the Modoc county chamber of commerce in August The date to be announced at the next meeting of the directors to be held In July. A pr flight breakfast is planned with flyers from Nevada, Southern Oregon and Northern California being Invited. The air show will be held in the afternoon in which stunt flyers will participate. MUSIC MUSCLES INDIANAPOLIS, June 21 JP Mrs. Barbara Kassenbrock. 45. who said 15 years of piano playing had developed her muscles, routed a young holdup man with one well aimed punch. Mrs. Kassenbrock. manager of a blcvcle and tov shod, said the youth pushed a gun against her side and ordered ner into a oaca room. She said she screamed aitnougn she had noticed the gun was a toy pistol. -Then she landed a punch and the youth fled. "He was strictly an amateur." she told police. RADIO PROGRAMS Zt 1240 kc. KFLW 1450 kc. S:1S I AM leranade 0:39 ' " S:4S Farm Faro 10 News Bkfit. Edition. 7:1S Keger Roundup 7:10 Graham Fletcher ABC 7:4 ZUa Mannera ABC S4 Tha BkfiL Club feBO S:IS " S:39 " 9:49 " 9:00 Kanny Baker Show ABO 9:19 " - 9:S9 Bkf.t. I Hollywood ABO 9:4S " ' 10:00 Galen Drake ABO 10:15 Data With Melody 1040 My Tree Itary ABO 10:4S " " ltJJ Miniature Concert 11.-00 Stop and Shop' ll:IS Sammy Kara Oreh. IIU0 Club Tim ABC ll:S Ethel and Albert ABO Dinner Daaea Qui! Shew M 8tthea Graham MBS Klamath Tampla Bed Brder Latin Amer. lercnada MBS Shoot tha Warts Glen Bardr News MB! Belly House MBS Hunt't Fish's Club MBI Meet Msrtle Drake MBS Jimmy Blass Oreh. MBS Let's Dance John Wslahaa Oreh. MBS M t Voice of gtrlnrs MBS U Orian Moods Eddie Howard Oreh. Sunday Morning Concert M M Ptlrrlm Haur MBI Lutheran Hour HBB Olen Hardye Newa MBI Commander Icett MBS Harried rer Lite MBS Island Melodies MBI Concert Music Fashion Flasbes 19:09 Newa Neon Edition 19:18 Caaalr Agent Ipoeke tM Gem lesslon lt:4S Musle of Manhattan 11 Skip Farrell Show ABC 1:15 Talk About Books ABC 1:90 Cliff Edwards ABC 1:45 Merrill Time 9:00 What's Doln' Ladies ABO 1:18 " " 9:13 Spotlight an H'wood ABC 9:30 Bride and Groom ABC 3:00 Ladlea Be leated ABO 1:18 8:80 1480 Matinee , 9:48 " 8:80 " 4:00 Rcqusstfully Tours 4:!S Requestfully Yours 4:30 " 4:40 Who's Who In Music 4:48 Tennessee Jed ABC 8:00 Terry and the Pirates ABU 8:18 Sky King ABC 8:30 Jack Armstron8 ABC 8:48 Frank Hemingway ABO Pol Show MBI IZ News MaUnea Leo Erdody House of Mystery MB9 True Deteo. Mysteries MBI Those Websters MBS Abbot Mysteries MBI Hlih Adventure MBI ' Lawyer Que MBS Man Hunt MBS MONDAY EVE 6:00 Iport. Lineup Oils Home Town News S:?3 World News Sommsry 0199 Klam. Theatre Guide 0:48 Klam. Bates Bureau 0:80 " " 8:8 . 7:00 The f.ene Banger ABC 7:30 Inorlocfc Bolmes ABO 8:00 Lorn N' Abn.r ABO S:IS Mslcolm Epley 8:80 Tho Clock ABO 8:tS " 9:00 Ors. Talk ft Over ABO 0:18 Beport To People ABC 9:30 El Handle Hotel Oreh. ABO 9:48 " " 19:00 Itardusl Melodies lO.'IS " " 10:80 Red Nickels Oreh. ABO 11:00 Nightcap Newscsst 11:05 Dream Time 11:30 Sign Off 11:48 XFLW 14S0 ke. moiaaW railing project! for outside purpose! Uiat our own "Y" plan may well become a reality. Any worthwhile project will, of course, present ita dlfticulUea and nothing worthwhile la gained without effort, but In a "Y" building program Klamath county dtiieni will have an opportunity to aiiawer a long felt need and It la the considered opinion of many that such a building for the use of the entire community will answer many problems with which we are now confronted. The World Today By DeWITT MacKENZIE Associated Press Foreign News Analyst THI column yesterday called attention to the fact that the current investigation of ownership and control of the British press by England's socialist regime launched some time1 ago amidst an outcry among communists and fellow travelers for regi mentation of newspapers has been causing uneasy speculation as to whether this Indicates a further leftist tendency by the government. We now have a sensational clarification of the government's policies In British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevln's blistering "shirtsleeve" speech In commons, telling Russia bluntly what the score of International relations Is and in Prime Minister Altlee's pointedly anti-Russian speech before a min ers' rally' In Bamstey today, in which he declared that "so-called democratic government Is a travesty" In "several countries of Eastern Europe." a a a Firm Stand Token BEVIN one of the most outspoken of England's major public figures flatly declared himself against "one-party" government (totalitarian). He said he would regret a conflict between Ideologies "but If It is forced upon us we must face It." He didn't believe that InAne long run the western world would be the sufferers in event of a conflict, because the many dictators who have tried to suppress liberty In the world have failed. It was a fighting speech which was a direct chal lenge to aggressive communism .and to the tactics has been employing in Eastern seem to line Britain up squarely gage of battle over this issue has An Interesting aspect of this fiery pronouncement sda that It was delivered while London and Paris were awaiting Moscow's replyvto the Joint Anglo French invitation to Russia to Join In drafting a for Europe in accordance with U. S. Indian Riots Kill Sixteen LAHORE. India. June 21 tie) Widespread rioting in which at least 16 persons were killed and 60 others wounded up to mid-afternoon broke out in Lahore today on the eve of legislative voting expected to par tition the province. The legislature of the punjab, of which Lahore province is a part will meet to vote on the partition question In Amritsar Monday. . At Lucknow, India, district police headquarters said 50 persons were killed and scores injured in fighting between landholders and tenants In a village near Lucknow, capital of United provinces. ' VFW Meeting Tables Sales Tax Measure GRANTS PASS, June 21 The Oregon Veterans of Foreign Wars, who turned back a resolution in favor of the state sales tax yes terday, turned today to the annual elections. The more than 1000 delegates voted to table the sales tax resolu tion on the ground it was a matter of general public interest and not a matter solely concerning veterans. The elections were expected to take up most of the day'a session. Gideon Rally A Gideon fellow ship dinner followed by a business session will be held at 1:30 p. m., Sunday, in the Mission Covenant church. 9th and walnut All Old eons, their wives, and Interested friends are Invited. Women attend ing are asked to bring a salad or cake. Speakers from Medford and Portland will be present MONDAY A. M , JUNE 23 KFJI 1240 ke. v Mcslcal RsTejlle F. Hemlnrway. News MBS Rise and shine MBI News. Headline Today's Best Buys Favoritea of yesterday Fashion Flashes Tips and Tunas Art Baker Notebook MRS Kale Smith Speake MBS Victor H. Llndlahr MBS Mornlnff Matinee Sons of Pioneers Glen Hardy, News MBI Hawaiian Home Demonstration Ssoa Melodies Frank Freeba Piano Ersklne Johnson MBI Queen for a Day MBI MONDAY P. H, JUNE 23 Name Musle News Veur Dsnea Tones Farm Front a. Market Checkerboard Jamboree Johnson Family MBI Matinee News Hearts Desire MBI Rlchys Request Say It With Musle Tea Dance Bobby Norria Itrlnis MBI Organ Musio Living With God Fulton Lewis Jr. MBI Rex Miller, News MBI Sons O' Guns Afternoon Concert nop Harrlgan MBS Superman MBS Adventure Parade MBI Tom Mis MBS JUNE 23 Gabriel lleatter MBS Qals Show Around Town Baseball Scores - Ulnner Daneo ' Htrarige Sport Stories ralilornia Melodies MBI Cisco Kid MBI Ad rea. Blchard Davis MBI Onesl liar Mlsrha Borr Glenn llsrdy. News MBI Musle MBS ' Let's Dsnce Henry 1. Taylor MBI Pulton Lewta Jr. MBS News MBS Musio A. Voo Like It Smile Time MBS SIDE GLANCES KyJPfy rwt ' 4.-21 00HC iMim mx nrinoee. T, w. : , q a sat, ore. m "Now don't ay you really you mean it last time we without A promise made is a debt unpaid, or so the saying goes. Yesterday I promised you an example of ye complete blurb. The picture above accompanied a sponsor blurb (de scribed yesterday) about the Wal green Anniversary show, which you listened to Thursday night if you took my advice. For purposes of in struction the caption was left with the picture. Usually the caption is so corny it cannot be used. Quoting directly from the lead paragraph of the blurb It seems that: "The nation's top ranking comedy stars of screen and radio fame will be heard coast to coast when the Walgreen Drug Stores present a special one hour broad cast celebrating the company's 46th anniversary over Station KFJI from 8 to t p. m. on June 10." Now. seriously, that particular lead paragraph is more Informative and less effusive than the average blurb lead. It Includes station, time, date and length of the broad cast, all of which are Imoortant, as well as a reference to the type of program to be aired. It only deviates from the straight and nar row with the claim that THE top comedy stars of both screen and radio will be heard. We have shown the plx and demonstrated the pertinent Infor mation included In a blurb. Now, let's consider some of the descrip tive literature. Here are excerpta taken from the Walgreen blurb which ably demonstrate this as pect: "This special show guaran teed to be the biggest laugh-filled hit on the air . . .": "It Is pro duced with only one aim in mind, that of squeezing as much mirth aa possible Into 60 minutes." "Guar anteed to be the launh-hlt high light of the year. . . ." Aftr reading three- or more pages of material like that It be comes impossible to Imagine how anyone would willfully miss such a program. The reason so many people do miss programs such as this is generally because they do not have access to blurbs. At some future date this column will be devoted to a dissertation on certain other asnccta of the radio publicity game. For now, remember when you see "it says here" In this column, it refers to a blurb. HOUSE BURGLAR EAST PEORIA. 111.. June 31 (IP) j Police here are looking for a stolen , house. I Earl A. Allen, a railroad brake- man, told police that when he re turned from his run a two-story I fire-fabricated home he was build- ' ng had disappeared. Allen said neighbors told him they saw a man piling parts of the house into a true:, but they be lieved that Allen had decided to change the location of the house. The house was comDletelv built except for a roof. Donald F. Call George E. Wood Licensed Solicitors STATIC I By VAN HEMERT Si 1 1 THE flRE DEPARTMENT ANT J TAKE THE PLACE OF AN , INSURANCE COMPANY XSj mm rtgfwirrrrnrrl should b going horn before were here we got rushed out a lunch!" Sportsmen Eye Season LAKEVnSW, mendatlons for June 21 Recom- and bag limits In this arc, to be forwarded to Uie Oregon Btate Dame commission, were formed Tuesday night, when the Lake County Sportsmen's association and other Interested sportsmen met at tne courtnouse. 11 was announrea . by F. Carl Fctsch, secretary (or the urnnn. ' The recommendations will be given to the game commission for 1 consideration at Its July meeting i In Portland, at which time the : retrulatlons for next fall's hunting Will be made. !hi at five imatnlflrea when WenL- 1 overridden by the tinuee. .Thegreuprwmmendrttt Calling the bill ".hocking" the d7rr?'H?n r."e.S? m.?rtt.0Jtrb"':from San Francisco to Seattle via 1 prreldrnl aald It would Increase In 4 to October 31. with a limit of one poniand, on August 1, it was an-.j d""'" . '" ',"" T4' ' deer with antler." I nounced today 1 discord ' thai would Impair tho They suggested that the aeasen cojiK-r, m,'y wlld pre-aUmped. 'ountry unity and strength, for quail be only on these dates: ,elf-addre.vied envelope to pool- ilr declared the measure wa October 11 and 13, and October IS. ,.,.. t ifr,ricii. Pnrtlnnd ' "loaded." and "filled with hidden 18. and 19. with a dally limit of 10 birds and a possession limit of 30 birds. The same dates were recom mended for pheasants, with a dally limit of two cocks and a possession limit of four. The group asked that this area be given a special duck season from September 20 to October 1. the sea son then to be closed until the regular duck and goose season, which they recommended to be No vember 1 to December 18. For doves, the group recommend ed the sason be August 19 to Sep tember 1. ' ' Kowolowski To Leave Post ALTURAS. June 21 Ed Kowol owski, In charge of the county bu reau of criminal Identification, has tendered his resignation, to be ef fective July 1. Kowolowski held this position be fore entering the armed forces. after his discharge be resumed where he had left off. He will leave for Sacramento to attend the state highway school after which he will Join the state highway patrol. Community Cannery Plans Okayed ALTURAS, June 31 The commu nity. cannery which has been oper ated In the high agricultural shop and which was doomed, owing to the opening of school and closing of the cannery before late maturing produce ripened, has been rectified by the county supervisors. The cannery will now be located in a building owned by the school district which ho been purchased from the state hlghwav. This will permit the canning of fruits and vegetables all during the season. The diamond get Its name from the Oreek name "Adamus," which means unconquerable. ELECTRIC WIRING For Free Estimates or Information on Any Type Wiring or Repair ' Call B.&B. RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP . 831 8. 6th Phone 6924 ISM'T SCHOOL ABOUT) OVER? I'M MA0Y TO TAKB YOUfltW him m'nu i, i US Aid May Spur Soviet Iran Action Bv JOHN A. PARRI8, JK. LAHK 8i'''r:SN, June l ilt American financial aid to Iran to block communist espen.lon at I lie very border of the Soviet Union ralard speculation her today that Huaala might reopen the Husslan Iranian rase In the United Nations security council. Home I'. N. delegates annealed that Huaala would uae the Security council to protest a IM.OOO.oeO American surplus properly credit to Iran, granted for ti e same pur Eos aa the aid to (Irreee and Tur ey to block romuiunlat expan sion. , This view was based on precedent set by Russia several weeks nun. At that time Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Clromyko re quested and was granted a siieclal meeting of the senirltv council on the pending Greek case. He used the session to attack the MOO.000, 000 American aid program to Greece and Turkey. Delegates pointed out that Rus sia could taVe a similar ateraate gardlng expansion of the "Truman doctrine" to Include Iran. Although the Russian wlthrifew their troops from Iran's Azerbaijan province alter an Iranian protest to tne security council, tne rt'in HSf . council's reserved agenda subject lo re-opening at any time. The council's action In rrfualni to drop the raa outright haa tailed the liuasians over the months, but they said little publicly. But now that the U. S. haa an nounced It would supply Iran with surplus army supnltrs Including Imht tnnka and w.nie combat ' nl.,,.. Knuln lint necleil to I remain silent much longer. I I Iran's 25.000 police are aeeklng a i separate II. 8. credit of 13.000.000. . nioatlv for transnortatlon and com- munlrulinn equipment They are headed by Hrlg. (ten. II. Norman Krhwartikopf. who Is presently In the United Stales. Cachets To Be Available nrri.ini .i iri. rf.urim.t,t flrat-lllght cachets will be avail - jHm, juie. requesting their over to he dispatched on the drat (light. In addition, ofdclal cachet may be obtained at the San Francisco and Seattle airmail field post of fices. , All cachets will commemorate the Yti,nlfm . rtf Wewlrrn'o alimitll route 3 from Son Francisco to Belittle via Portland. War Nurse To to- Ved Lawyer . RENO. June 31 Wi Mr. Irma Amelle Osborne. 38. dark-haired war nurse who gave up the title of duch ess by divorcing the Duke of Leeds, today was married to Frank Ather ton Howard. 67, New York lawyer and former oil company executive. Mrs. Osborne divorced John Os borne. 1 1 th Uuke of Leeds, here yes terday on grounds of three years' separation. Her marriage to Howard was her third marital venture. Her first at the age of 17 was to Paul Brewster. London publisher, that ended In di vorce In 1030. She maiTlrd the duke at Nice, France, three years later. Sheriffs Posse To Meet Tuesday A meeting of the Sheriffs posse has been called for 7 p. m. Tues day at the Fairgrounds to discuss Important matter nl the coming Klamath Basin rodeo. All members of the posse are re quested to attend this meeting In full dress and have their mount on hand as a photograph will be taken at this time. Another meeting of the posse Is scheduled for Thurs day at 7 p. m. at the fairgrounds. "ClUg TIMI" SL FAVORITE HYMNS Mondays, 10:15 A.M. KFLW - ABC ST. A 3 ego sSicSoaf asc NrrwoMt ftl ins uui ceut (CAN If CIRTA1NLY 1 TWt TffilR CMS WR RUL 5!RV CE L I If dLU. . 1 MKBALD NSWI. Klataala mil, e. laTI'aiMT, t 'I, III?, Pago ; " . I Boyle's Column It Isn't Really There, t i But Call It San Francisco II v HAL nOYI.K SAN KRANl'lrKX), June 31 IAV Thl9 Isn't really a city-It s a mai ler of faith. . There I no such thing as Ban Francisco. You oan see It on the limp, anil drive through It. and gel run over bv a motor car 111 It But It Isn't really there. Naval Reserve Meet Slated The forthcoming naval reserve meeting to be held at Hie admini stration building. Klamath airport, Monday. June XI, nl 7 .10 p in. All Interested In Hie naval reserve pro gram aie Invited to allcnil. 1'he main purpose (or (his meeting la (0 hear hum all that are Intcrwtcd In forming an over-all organised ipay atatuai division In A1K. SUR FACE or HUIIMAHINK. It. Comdr. W. Lunslord will lie present (o answer all quralloiu per milium 10 (he aurface and sub marine groups and 1,1. A. Morabre will explain (lie (ormliig u( the r group. Kx-servire men wiin virwih EE.., ir.'.r.i, can co I tact l.t Muraliee (or ilc(alla. l.t Cnnulr. D." 1.. Clolillug can be reached at 31 or Mil for Infor mation about Hie aurlare and sub marine groups. Men may otn (he naval reserve today and become a member o( either group. A mem ber In the onianlsed aruup receive V""' ." " "" " I I " ailCHOa. Labor Measure Speches Made WASHINGTON. June 11 141 ) President Truman and Nrnalor Tall IK-Ohlol laid before the nation In I final round radio debate Ust nishl I their blistering argument, for and I against enacting the Tall llarlley unlnn control bill Into law. While the senate was warming up for a rare and angry all-night era- 'slcn. Mr. Truman took lo the radio jw tn a roiiowup to nia veto meaaage. j legal """, 'd ld employer. I o well a union would "rrgrct ;h liar that It was conceived.' Taft. one of the bill's author. replied with a broadcast a halt an hour later. He said Mr. Truman had "com- pletely misrepresented the chr- "'"'r 1Dl" in I his vi I Ills )n veto and had attempted to act his Judgment up over that u house dcmix-raln. i "His veto meinge shows that he knows practically nothing about the b tsrlf," Taft dec rrd. The Ohloan contended that the president had "adopted the preju- diced arguments of the labor lead- ... ...j .1.., sage followed the point by point statement bv Lee Pressman. CIO at- I torney. Talt said Mr. Truman had criticised "every provision designed 10 make unions responsible. " nlimne) nr a nritvtniia mm, nn Norman Thomo Quit Running TAMIMENT, Pa.. June 21 ! ; Norman Thomas aays he's through running as the socialist candidate for president because ' It Isn't good (or a man to run so many limes." 1 "Two or three times la all right , but alter that it gels lo be a ges ture," he (old the 13th annual ' Tnmlmeiit Economic and Social In stitute last night. Thomas was the I soclnllst candidate five times. 'Jffi ' "1450 MATINEE" ft IV. . FUN! LOCAL TALENT! MUSIC! r Mondofy: Grace Howell" Prttntd By A. B. CORRALS 3:30 4:00 f. M. KFLW I THE I EST PtACI YOUR PAJlCNTS TAKE THlr CARJ FOR REAL SCRVICEJ This I Hi second time l'v hce In It, but you can't couvlure me It really el.l. It It like l.un,(li, , HUiikeMar'9 day or I'arl (or rea," lea Auicrlcuila In the 10 yoait an.. Ilui Klrat World War, r It la Nlnovuh and Tyro and mlat-rlililen Hnliylun well p.. Iked It Is (he r'nr Kot In trnnafiialun, and III old West wrapped In amber n I a melting mil where the Inured. Irnla mix wllhimt anger. Nell lla.ll Nan Frailcluro la a product ulai sell Itself. The people who make nil the place ar glad to .ro y., when yuu com, but llicy wmilmi t give yuu a load nickel tu inilui y lu stay, They would pay money to keep from being a srwumt New Yen k. and Iheyd mortgage their home to piovent becoming an other Lo Anitclca, They are 0119 of Hie moal hit-lory-couarlou cominuultlr wcat ( Culto, but the) never havi tut Uie Idea that history doean t keep ,m happening. There la always fog coming up here, and Iher la always a biecu to blow It away. That 1 wlmi 19 known locally a t lie climate. It I tho only seltlcU plat in America where a stranger wishes m summertime ll had btoughl along hla long woolen underwear. Wlirit the hot aim ael he 9tarl looking around for Uie penguin. Nature air rondlllona It to the lemerature of a Kalian movie theatre 111 July. Han Francisco I grown up. I.Ike Now Orleans. II believe In tixxl. K I. the happy hunting ground nl Dim finicky alimentary canal, a palace! nl (h palate, be It Umk-huugry or In quest al laploca-taatln oriental bud s neat oup. A shrimp la shrimp. lrd here as It Is In Copenhagen If you want what I ho lalure-worshii. plug Mnuhattaulte call a "shrimp" your porkelbook I lu iwu to a "prawn." , No Apoloile You have heard ol lh "Holly wood diet?" You will never hear o( a "Ban FianrUco died" A (at mau here tloran'l have to apologise ovriy tune lie reach (or the alive oil. He ln t enilaai maacd la allrk hi work Into a well-llavored calorlt Hail Frnnclaco la on of the lew place led In th world under a million population that 1 sun Ituty. gusty, aentlmenutl and In dividual. It bullil lh 'country mnai mtxicrn underground garage I but II wanta to get out it alx-ahiuit , ei wueti eomrtxxiy trio Co abolish 11 stand on as many 'hill aa Rome but staya on the level. It tamrd th flarbary coast without destroying th esuberanc that made It. It haa both Alcatraa. th symbol of quarantine, and Treasure Island, which carried on lh legend of the Ooldrn Gate. It built the two great bridge of bridge tn yesterday, when the gold I miners and clipper shin gave It th I peculiar lustre It haa never lot. But San Francisco still Un't so. tl , Ut (nbled cllv that never ass quite true, like Athens of old. th cliy that everybody wants to be tn. and never want lo Irav 11 s , i,. .... - (j,,,,,,,,, ;, , , , . .. . . ' " ",'n "L" Vo ""T AiS Y' ' ' , And.. """ " h""4 J."" have lo believe in H For Ha Kranclaco Is pure c tv of lh h"r'' u.r,'l"'n ' haU'ver you ......... ... HARSHA HOME REPAIRING "Don't let II go Nothing down rear, to pay." , . da It now. up Id) three J) PAINTING g) RKDKCORATINO d KKtaonr.i.iNn RF..VOVATINU Phone mt Kstlmaleo given gladly. PRIZES! ABC it m ft! e " 1 lU I BALSIGER MOTOR CO. 10:00 Caalna Gardens ABC 10:30 Freddy Martin Oreh. 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