Herald and news., February 12, 1948, Page 4, Image 4

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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
THURSDAY, FfB. 12, 1948
HANK JENKINS
Editor
MALCOLM EPLET
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for republication of all the local nawa printed in thla new,
paper, aa well aa all AP newa.
These Days
you and MUi Bacall did not really count. You ap
parent ly noggea uie allow. Mr. Huston said:
The official spokesmen at all press conferences
Held by Uie group were the two aignera of thla letter"
that is, Huston and Dunne.
Maybe It la embarrassing to you to quarrel with Uie
director of your picture. Maybe you feel that If he
aays that you should atay In that organisation, you
ought to ao it. Maybe your mimeographed circular,
telling all, was also "lll-advlsed, even foolish." Maybe
it was an impetuous thing to do.
You sure do get Into situations. But don't try to fox
me again or Uie public.
With best regards to the lady.
GEORGE E. 80KOLSKY,
By GKOKUE E. SOKOLSKY
DEAR HUMPHREY BOG ART:
Borne time ago, I received a mimeographed letter
Xrom you In which you confessed to a foolish act.
It seemed to be a letter from a true heart and I
accepted It on Its face value. So I thought I would be
a good fellow and advertise your virtues. Subsequently,
I received a letter signed by Philip Dunne and John
Huston In which Uiey assumed full responsibility for
your admitted foolishness. They got you on Uie flying
carpet from Hollywood to WaslUngton to picket the
Thomas committee by beauty and glamor.
Now, no one forced you to send out Uiat mimeo
graphed letter. You did It of your own choice. You
broke no law when you flew to WaslUngton at the
bead of your gang. The right of petition la inalienable.
Every American has that right. In fact, an American
may even be a communist, if he chooses. It Is a matter
of philosophy and taste, not of law.
But you chose to say:
"I have never In my life been identified with any
group which was even sympathetic to communism.
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Not on Any of Them
III. iY NAME will not be found on any communist
y front organisation as a sponsor of anything
communistic,
"I went to Washington because I thought fellow
Americans were being deprived of their consUtuUonal
rights, and for that reason alone.
"That Uie trip was tll-advised, even foolish, I am
Very ready to admit. At Uie time it seemed Uie thing
to do."
Those are very strong words and I assumed that
you meant them. They sounded like Uie honest reac
tion of an American who had discovered that he had
been foxed. And he wasn't having any of it. He seemed
to stand up big and true.
So now I come across an item in the Hollywood
Citizen-News which reads:
" 'No one,' said Bogart, 'has proved there is anything
wrong witn uie Committee for the First Amendment.
Until such time as it is proved un-American and sub
versive I shall continue to be a member. If in the
future it is proved un-American and subversive I shall
resign.' "
Now that, my dear Humphrey Bogart, is begging the
question. This organizaUon is Uie one that contrived to
get you to do something which you described as "ill
advised, even foolish." Do you mean to say that you
do not resent that? Do you mean to tell me that you
bare no suspicions at all of an organizaUon that gets
jrou to do something "ill-advised, even foolish"?
You say in the Hollywood Citizen-News interview
that you know nothing that would definitely describe
the Committee for Uie First Amendment as subversive
nd un-American. Maybe so. But you. yourself, wrote
that Uie trip to Washington was "ill-advised, even
foolish." You said that you were sometimes "a foolish
and impetuous American."
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Made a Fool of You
WELL, there is nothing of impetuosity about con
tinuing to belong to an organization that made a
tool of you by your own admission.
I also note that you are to appear in a motion picture,
enUUed "Key Largo," directed by John Huston. The
cast is to include your wife, Lauren Bacall, Edward G.
Robinson, and, of course, others. This I take it is Uie
same John Huston who described himself, in a letter
to me, as Uie official spokesman for Uie Committee for
the First Amendment He made Uie point in that
letter:
"Mr. Bogart and Miss Bacall were not, as you allege,
"stuck out in front,' except by press photographers,
While Uie group was in Washington." In other words,
The World Today
By De WITT MarKENZIE
AP Foreign Affair Analyst
"NNE hesitates to use Uie loud pedal of pessimism,
V out It s necessary to record that China is In
grave danger of collapse and even partial dismember
ment.
Mind you, we are talking about a vast country
which houses a quarter of the globe's population and
Uieoretically ranks as one of the Big Five powers
along with America, Russia. Britain and France. She
has reached such a chaoUc state economically, po
litically and militarily that she cannot save herself by
her own resources alone. Only outside aid on a vast
scale could turn the trick. Having said Uiat you
naturally think of Uncle Sam and wonder.
Cliina has Just entered its Lunar New Year ("the
year of Uie rat") and this normally calls for naUonn!
celebration. However, Generalissimo Chiang Kai
shek's government banned such observance because
of Uie country's plight Chiang told his lieutenants
at a dinner that "This year will better Ulan Uie last,"
but apparently he was wise enough to let this non
committal remark he where it fell.
Economy Blasted
THE cold fact is Uiat Uie country's economy has been
blown to smithereens. It's so bad that the ex
perts can't give an intelligable estimate of the dis
aster. People continue to die .of starvation. The
inflation is as crazy as Uie mad hatter.
This frightful economic disruption is in part a re
flection of Uie political mess. Chiang has to struggle
witn powerful forces which make it impossible
esuumsn an eillclent government War lords and
other vested interests continue to put self before
country, with disastrous results.
Small wonder that the Chinese communist rebels
have been making a field day of this politico-economic
collapse which inevitably has crippled Chiang's mili
tary efforts to crush Uie rebellion. The position of
uie government as regards Manchuria is close to des
Derate, and to me Uiat connotes near horjelessniwss
The Chinese communists are in control of that great
ana ricn country, ana we can at least say that it will
oe a military marvel if Chiang can retrain it
Worse yet there is a heavy exodus from cities which
are inreatenea by the communists in Northern China.
In fact the government's position north of the Yangtze
uirouGn central unina Is bad generally.
SIDE GLANCES
tea iki ar m avicr c. T. ttc O 1 rT wr. 2l2
"Yes, you predicted the 1929 depression, but you should
have quit then you're still predicting crashes and his
tory proves you can't miss if you keep it up long enough!"
Separate State
IF the Chinese communists are able to consolidate
tneir Bold on Manchuria, what have you? Well
obviously you have a separate state, for one thing.
But that's far from being the whole story.
Chiang's government has charged Uiat Russia has
been giving Uie Chinese reds material help in their
reoeiuon. 01 course that charge has to be proved,
but if it is true (and neutral observers generally
accept it) Manchuria would become another satellite
of Moscow. This would multiply the already vast
influence of Uie Soviet Union in Uie Far East so Uiat
she might be Uie dominant power In Uiat part of the
world.
Recognition of China's great need is seen in the
U. S. state department's request to the senate foreign
relations committee for an increase in Uie fund for
Chinese aid. The new estimate is for $570,000,000.
Naturally $570,000,000 more won't save China. As a
matter of fact, Uie problem is so vast that nobody
knows whether it can be solved by money. Some
close observers point out Uiat China has had great
experience with adversity, and say that on this basis
her position isn't hopeless. Be Uiat as may, China's
salvation depends in major degree upon herself.
The Doctor Says
Hearing Aids Help Deaf
; By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
Written for NEA Service
As a rule, poor hearing comes on
gradually and does not cause much
difficulty for the first months or
rears. Only when it is far advanced,
ana severe neatness has developed.
does it serve as a real drawback to
social and business affairs.
Many people, whose deafness is
making hie difficult for them, keep
putting off getting a hearing aid.
Perhaps this is because they do not
want to let people see the signs of
their difficulty. Whatever Uie rea
son, it is unfortunate, because to
day there are many good electrical
Instruments which help greaUy In
many forms of deafness.
The hearing loss may not be the
-me for both ears. Similarly, many
people can continue to hear low
tones Just about as well as ever
even after their ability to hear high
ones, such as a high-pitched voice,
has become seriously impaired.
Hearing is often better some days
than others. A person, who is
slightly deaf, may be able to hear
spoken voices well in a relaUvely
quiet room, but hardly able to hear
anything when there is noise in
the background. Hearing for such
things as symphonic music may be
retained, after ordinary business
adjustment later on. The batteries,
which supply Uie electrical energy,
have to be kept up. With proper
choice of instrument good adjust
ment, and familiarity in how to
use it, many persons with defective
hearing can get along very well.
THE DOCTOR ANSWERS
QUESTION: Where does the germ
oi meningitis in a newborn baby I
ANSWER: Epidemic or menin.
gococclc meningitis is caused by a
germ which gets into the spinal
CAnnl. ThlB trnm I. ,
conversations have become exceed- common in tha hi.T ,
irmly difficult SL---V" ih throat of people
I ..Hi, uu not, nave any signs of ac
STATIC
By RONNIE BROWN
Posse To
Meet Friday
The Klamath Sheriff's Posse con
templated trip to Sun Francisco
March 14. will be discussed in de
tail in an important meeting Fri
day, 7:30 p. m.. Wlllard hotel.
Posse Secretary Keith Moon stop
ped in San Francisco on his recent
our hero who offers his aid and ar- return from Southern California and
ABC's master eye, Ellery Queen,
touches off tonight's program parade
on KFLW at 7, with a good brain
tickler about crooked boxing.
An aspiring young prizefighter,
who finds out that some blackguard
in his camp has been paying off
his opponents to take Uie proverbial
"dives," happens to get contact with
High School
i
By 1
MARY LOU
CASE
rives at a solution which sausfies
everyone concerned.
Edith Gwynn, writer of the syndi
cated Hollywood "Rambling Re
porter" column will sit In as the
guest armchair detective.
Morgan will be on his corner in
front of Uie cigar store at 7:30, Just
rouowing "Ellery Queen." Rayve
Shampoo is Henry's current source
of bread and butter and he will have
with him his usual cast Including
Uie talkative "Girard."
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Here's a new angle, gents. Just in
case you're backward about popping
tne age-old four-word question.
on valentines Day ol last year.
Richard D. E. Fremd, 24-year former
AAF pilot of Chtco, Calif., sent the
love of his life a fancy and frilly
home-made Valentine, asking her
to be "his Valentine then and for
ever." Jean Boardman, the object
of this strenuous effort, accepted.
Now then. Just because some bash
ful ex-soldier proposed In slightly
unconventional manner, he will be
married to this fair Image of
Aphrodite tomorrow afternoon over
Bride and Groom." To get the
chain-locking rituals, tune in KFLW
at 3:30 p. m.
The guy does have an angle, at
Uiat his method saves wear and
tear on trouser knees, especially if
tne gin is reluctant.
Don't forget Governor Hall's
speech over KFLW at 8 tonight from
tne Wlllard hotel.
The talk will be aired from 8
o'clock until Its conclusion.
consulted with the United Irish
society putting on the Su Patrick s
Day parade on Sunday, March 14.
He was advised that Mayor O Dwyer
of New York City will fly out to at
tend the affair and pictures taken
of the put. uie will be shown by tele
vision in New York IS minutes later.
The pnbse has been Invited to drill
before veterans In the Presidio hos
pital Sunday morning before Uie
parude up Market street. Presidio
stables have been assigned to posse
horses and rooms will be reserved
at the Whltcomb hotel for posse
members.
Over the hill lo Omuls Puss will
go the wrestling team tomorrow,
where they will grapple with the
(Hants Pass team tomorrow night
Coarh I.ort'n Simons will lUTompany
'the boys. Twice iilinnly our team
has Hofimtiwl ihn t !iivi.iti,ti
and wo re hoping Unit they keep up
tne goon work.
Every year a ttioun of uirls Nt'lllol-
coiuiuerclul students, uie excused
from school UUP lit n tliiin l,t twMH
some time uorkliur at the Kl,.m,,rh
voiuuy chamber o( commerce. Then
at the end of the year they usually
conclude with a banquet.
l ins year, us a change, they held
a luncheon befoiehiuui at the Wi-
nenm hotel K. mM room. Last Fri
day, February 0. was the date of the
affair, and meeting with Uie ulrla
were II. O. Palmer. Mm Al.nl,,.
Shannon. Churl, Kltult mi,! L'fii..
llolens. Tho girls who will work are
Sherrle Dweus. Lois Thill. Ju.nili
Larson. Helen Martin M,iii,.i mi..i.
ael, Lcdema Ivie. ltonia Willinghiini
and Hetty lluller.
To handle the T and I nrfuii. f.,r
the second semester, a new set cr
officers mils elected liv Unit ,,.,,i
zallon. Robert cWra will ...
president, Put Ureimnn vice presi
dent, Melvui Hearth secretury treas
urer, and Dick Pitcher as sergeant
at - arms. Robert Critlg advises T
and I.
Last Thursday niulu tvhn,.,. it
members of T and 1, their dates and
guests skuttd to the organ music
at Skateland. The club paid for the
party out of tho funds raised from
noon movies and basketball conces
sions. The remaining activities an
nually sponsored by the rlub are a
storking dance and a fatlirr and son
picnic, to be held sometime In Uie
spring.
Unemployment
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Situation Same
The. employment situation In the
Klitmiilh IiiimIii u'hloli lot knik,iil
low In January remains Hip same In
rrurmiry unci no rniinup is cxix'cicil
at tlld U. H. pmiilovtnent offli'it Inr
auolher month.
The a Her chilntimia let-down In
retail trade wua inm-ft iiuu-k,l ilil
year than for sumo years before the
war, musing an increase in lay-
utts. Hume liii.,'..in l,i Iini.l,ii.ku
however, la being seen Uinnigh the
Valentino season.
A large surplus lu the local lalior
market la current Willi many tit -migrants
listed at tho employment
olflce, Including veteran.
ltllrkhiiril mill Kiliiiriu,.ii linlM.
Ing contractors, wore Issued permits
or remodeling oi urmw a Miniature,
the lamest rellltliiellllu thla Vf.ur
and (ho Kvuna building. There are
plenty of local appltcauta for these
Jobs.
Willi,. i,r,ulii..tl.k It.. It,
earnest at tho new Coiu-C'iila llol-
i.'ing plant here, a stuff of only VJ
!- required to aervo the extenslvo
area taken care of through IIU1
project.
A 140-unll housing project la
being considered by local business
men to house lucreusiug numbers
of Oregon Vocational school stu
dents and families.
Welch Furniture compuny has
opened Us new More in Tuielake,
Calif., lltlil Hit niioiiilnr n,iw,. i,t
expand the business In the near fil-
uiii-. nmiuaiu runs now has a
new net hosnltul. tlm Klamath Anl.
mill Service, offrrlnu a romnlete
veterinary service.
A population of 3X&00 Is expected
for Klamath Kalis unit tlltltlcllUlA
suburbs within tho next four years
and BD7 new houses or apartment
v.ill be needed to accommodate the
additional growth.
in i niin'ri rir !-''
Itiumiiaiip Hale The Horopllmlst
club of Kliiiniilh lulls hna com
lill.l tili.K- , Ih,, Uu, riinnii.aa
,n i.,u-i,,..n "
tale lii bo lield Naliiiday of tills week
triitit ir:in a in in a it in. in a luiiiii.
Ing Just In back of (Hurlua For
uiuus on M viu street. Mcmliria of
tho club will work riming the day.
'rllrau Carnival Pelican PTA
la sponsoring a 'Ti untie Carnival"
Prldiiv the l:ilh at Ihe I'cllt-iui a,lui,il
starting with a chicken dinner at
o p. in. ami followed liy uu evening
of games tit 7 o'clock. The public la
Invited.
Ham! Praedee . . Tlin i.lillili en'a
I'liytliui baud, apuiinnrcri by Die
Women of the Moose, will practice
(rum 4 JO o 0 JO p. in. Friday.
f'aril I'urlv Tim W,.it, r II..
Mouio will hold u tegular card party
at i p. ill. rrlcliiy at I lie Moo hall.
Carney Demo
Rally Guest
iiyrou i arnry, cnairmall ol Ihe
Lumber Firm Vetoes
Union Meeting
soap products, effective Immediately.
The companies said the reduction
reflected the recent downward
trend in fat and oil prices.
In choosing a hearing aid. it is
important to pick one which is, or
can be, adjusted to Uie peculiar de
fects in hearing of the person who
wears It. This requires some know
ledge of the degree of hearing loss
and Uie nature of it
MAY REQUIRE ADJUSTMENT
An electrical hearing aid has
many intricate parts and, even if
adjusted to Uie hearing of the wear-
may at first require additional
RADIO PROGRA3IS
tlve meningitis. Probably someone
with these germs In the thnw im.
in contact with Uie baby.
Soap Products
Price Reduced
NEW YORK, Feb. 12 WV-Proc-tor
and Gamble company, Lever
orotners ana Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
today announced price cuts
of 5 per cent at wholesale on n
Indian Woman
Cut About Face
Loretta Lynch Robinson, young
Beatty Indian woman, was rushed
to Klamath Valley hospital early
this morning suffering from severe
facial lacerations as the result of a
fracas late last night at the Robin
son homo at Beatty. The Profes
sional Ambulance service was called
at 1 a. m. today and made the trip.
It is understood that Loretta 's as
sailant, who had not been Jailed
here at an early hour this afternoon,
slashed the woman's face with a
Jagged piece of broken glass. It was
necessary to take numerous stitches
In Loretta's face.
BACKACHE
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired KlAnem
If Wkahe and lav pains aramaklai aaj '
ailaenilile.d'in'tJuatcooiplalDanddonothlnB i
about them. Natnra may MwariUag 70a that
ThakldntrsarcNatura'aelilef warof taking
axeeaa aelda and pofaonoua wait out of Lha
blood. Thtr blip moat paopla paaa about a
pints a day.
If tha 16 mtlea of kldner tnba and nltana
don't work well, polaonoua waatcmatterataya
in tha blood. Thnepoiaona may atari navaloa
baekachea, rheumatic paina.lea pains, loa of
pep and anenrr, retting' up niichta, awellinr,
pufflneaaondertho area, headaches and dlail
Beaa. KrequentoraeantypaaaaarawlthamarU
InaamibuniiniriiometlfneaariosraUierelaaanM
thing wrong with your kidneya or bladder.
Don't waitl Aak your drugglat for Doao's
Plus, a limulant diuretic used aueeaaafuliy
by miUiona for over 60 yeara. fjoan'a give
happy relief and will help tha IS mllea of
kidney tube fluab out polaonoua wasta I rota
tha blood, titl Uoaa'a fills.
Working all day Wednesday to
prepare the Little Then rnr 11..
urumaiica prrxturtlon. 'The Vnll
ant," were the members uf tlm stage
new una sum. cnirt umong these
are Wayne Carothers. Dick Grif
fiths, LeRoy tafdahl and Shirley
Buyers. 'The Valiant" was presented
every period today except the fifth.
The screen version of Charles
Dickens' "Tale of Two Cities" was
shown at KU yesterday each period.
The school s sophomores were the
privileged ones who got lo see the
movie, as they arc studying Uie story
In their literature classes.
SPOKANE. Feb. 11 (ay-Inland
Empire lumber operators will not
participate In the Portland contract
session sponsored by the t'lO-Iuer-
nanonai woodworkers of America, a
representative of Ihe Timber Pro-
oucia Aianuiacturers association,
said last night.
Oeorge Tirhy, association man
lager, aald Inland Empire operators
nave Historically conducted negotia
t tlons with all unions locally."
"Neither the association nor any
of Its members who have IWA-CIO
crews expect to attend the Portland
meeting," he added.
The IWA asked lumbermen from
Wftanililttnn. Idaho ftr-Minn anri
' Northern California to meet m Port
land .Monday to negotiate Its dr.
mand for a HO-crnt hourly Increase.
It Pays to Use the Want-Arlsl
slate democratic cenlral commuter.
H staled to be Ihe main speaker at
a democratic met'ting and rally
planned for the courthouse circuit
courtroom I'uc.Mlay ult:lit.
Carney Is n Portland mail anil ac
llve democrat to lender. There has
been some talk of lilm becoming a
f iimllitrif n fur iiiimliitil l,,n na u,,v-
einor but he has imt announced fur
in at olilce. l.rw Wallace, also a
Portland democrat, has filed for the.
iiomluutloii.
The Uirrtlng 'llle.idnv la plaliurd
a, a candidates' session with nil
local democratic political aspirants,
declared or otherwise, attending.
Indian Serving
Driving Sentence
Cleo Palks, Indian from Itralty,
was brnui'lil to the eountv Inll tin
i morning by tS cial (itluer Willis
' I'allkrv to serve out a iluv dritnlr
driving sentence In justice emu I at
lily parks also was fined $130.
James tlodown. also from lleatty,
SRI lirnlltftlt 111 Ullll l,irkf t,,r m 111.
day sentence for drunk In a public
piace. lie nan an niiotiionui line nr
TIMIIKR HAI.E
PORTLAND. Feh In i.iisi.
72.000.000 feet of timber, mostly pine,
ui ue neia at rrinevmo March 1
by the national forest servlco. The
innoer is appraised at 73J1S.
Ralph's Mobil Sorvice
Ralph Uanlevr. Mir.
Kperlallat In
Motor Tuning. Drake Service.
Lubrication
lllh Klamalh Ave. ratal sill
'awn
KFLW lo kc.
SM Sparta Llaaup
; "ama Town Newa
til?"" Summary
S:30 Tho Clock ABC
. S:1S "
S:5 "
J:00 Cilery Queen ABC
I !!,",rr M'"n Show ABO
J.OOt.ov. Hall Speech'
S:30 Memorable Munlc
fl:S5
"0 Melody, Inc. ABC
J:30 Earl Godwin ABC
ii':Siy"LT ""man Quia. ABC
10:00 atardust Melodies
tOMS
IO-I5 Fed4' "riJn Orch.ABO
11:00 Newa Summary
ll.'OS Telequcat
H:
UKS -
KFJI 1240 ke,
Gabriel Beattar KB I
Klamath Ifaealr Quia
Around Town
Sporla Ruund-up
Uinner llance'
Family Theatre MBS
aed Kydcr MBS
Boa la
ment. Sports Album
Kl. Community Playeri
Billy Boia, lloraeabops MBS
Glenn Hardy. Newa MBS
UcllO From Franca
Let'e Oance
Newa Scope MBS
Fulton Lewlt Jr. MBS
Album or Fine Mualo
Reyeriea
Got. Dewey AddreaaMBI
Al IVallaca Orch.MBS
Nawa Mils
FRIDAY A. ML, FEB. 13
fdsa A. M. serenade
:H
:U rana rare
7:00 Nawa. Breaklait edition
7:16 aorera Bounduu
7:30 James Abba Alio
7:IS Zcka Manners ABO
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S:tS " "
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:4S
no The Three Sum
:1S Symphony ol Melody
I 'll 1kt" nUrood ABO
!! ???' "rake ABO
S:1S Mualo of Manhattana
J:S0 My Tma Story ABO
I0:ts
ta:AS Miniature Oeaeart
11.-00 Stop and Shop
VliK'l L,,,"n Foal ABO
(lira Richard Lelberl
UlSiltbal and Albert ABO
JUXW Fealuia
Moalcal Revalue
Farm Front
r. Hemingway, News MBS
Rise and Sblna Mfia
Headline Nawa
Ben Buya
t o'clock Newa MBS
Faablon riaabaa
Familiar Favoritee
Wladlmlr Sellnaky
Kate Smith Speaka MBi
Victor H. Llndlahr MBS
Horning Matinee
Bona of Ihe Planeera
Glenn Hardy Newa MBS
FlcUweel Show MBI
Hawaiian
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La Polntea at lf:A0
Eeflhln- I I. . una
t)oeaa For A Day MBS
FRIDAY P.
KFLW 1450 kc.
J10 Jawa. Naea Edition
12:ls Fayleaa Sidewalk ,..
I:30 Pan! Whileman Club ABC
1:00 Claudia
1:10 -1:15
Merrill Time
1:30 Jumplny Jacks
112 'PmT "aye Serenade
ht'a Doln Ladles ABO
!:2J Buddy Twist ABC
jlJS0'." " G'aom ABO
S:00 Ladlea Be Seated ABO
3:30 Walla Lire On
3:15 Corral Capera
1:30 -
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4:15 Requealfally Youre
4:30 " -4:45
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5:30 Sky King ABC
5i4S
M., FEB. 13.
KFJI 1240 kc,
Nama Tunea
Headline Newa
four Dance Tunee
Market Livestock
Afternoon Concert
.era Read Maiailnai
lobnaon Family MBS
Matinee
Newa
Rearta Deelra MRS
Hearts Deaila alBS
Martin Block MRS
Harry llorlirk Concert
Ricky'a Requeal
Tea Dance
Orran Mualo
Livlnc With Ood
Fulton Lewla Jr. MBS
Frank Bemlnrwav MBS
Paaaina Parade MBS
Bob Eberly Slnfa
noreniura raraaa MBS
Inner Man MBS
Captain Mldnlfht HBS
Tom Mia MBS
FRIDAY EVE.
an spuria Lineup
4:15 Home Town Nawa
:25 World Newa Summary
4 .10 The Sheriff ABO
S:4S " "
:5S Champion Boll Call ABO
1:00 Glllatla rtfMa ABC
1'io
:00Tha Fat Man ABC
J.'JJ TmI" "!, ,BI ABC
alls
J:M Break lha Rank ABC
0:15 " m
J:Jjramoua Jury Trials ABC
0:15 "
lit-. Ta-.JJ- ..
11:03 Tfltqoitt
1 1 MA M
. FEB. 13
Dav Roi OrbMPsi
KUmatb Thckir Qiitr
H M
Arand Town
KpoTli Rnnndup
binnfr IlRnec"
Vole of Itporta
Ciioo Kid MBS
Herlt gttoen MRS
Kveninr Conrrrl
ThH jHportnfrMnK
Billy Rom. Ho Me-best. MR
lenn liar sly, Nftws MRg
VVmllJni'
Henrr . Taylor MRU
Fallon Liwfi Jr. MBS
Album of tint, Huilo
Voir of th Armr
Orftf Wllllamt Orofa, MRS
VALENTINE
BALL
ELKS CLUB
SATURDAY, FEB. 14
Dancing 10 till 2
SUPPER AT MIDNIGHT
Music By
PAPPY GORDON AND HIS BAND
ELKS AND THEIR LADIES
Lincoln's Mistake
lly KAItl. WIIIII.OIK.
It la npproprluto at Ih era son
wlwii o rrlrlirntu hla blrUiilsy
aimlvnrsary. to rrmrnibi'r Uiat
Abruhain I.tiicnln
iitada onn nf the
urrntrst muiUkra
ever made by any
president nf this
lintion.
Do you rrro.ll.
In the Oettysbum
adttrrss where he
sulci, "The world
will little lltiln
nor Ions remem
ber what we any
here." What it
bud giirsa tlml
was! Because
what lie aald, out
r?J
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Karl Whltlora:
of the great slnipllrlty of Ma aoul.
It Immorlal.
And when the pains and tho
costs of the war between thesluioa
ahnll have been entirely foriiotten,
ond when even the dllfrrrtura be
tween alntere men which caused
the war ahn.ll be in dispute among
historians of the future, men will
still rend tliut brief. Inspired me.is-
KC OUt Of the llllsL i. ml will u.ln
therefrom rnmfort nnrt mntitiruce.
What n tribute to n mnn to any
that hl grrittest mistake was In
under-estliimlliiK the power and
benuty nf his own wnrdsl
Next Miiiiilny Mr Wliltlia-k of
the Kitrl Whllluck Piint-nil Home
will comment on "Kiilutc to the
Modern Housewife."
LISTEN...
t o o special Talk on
"Monopolistic Cooperative
Agreements
On the Sale of Public Timber'
By prominent' Montana attorney
LEIF ERICKSON
1 soNt.H nr many i.A.rm
No, AliOA
Wallilni Malllila.-Auttrallan
fjo Trll Aunt Hh.d..Amrkan
Hhj(t Are Coming South
African
Thi. C hnrrlpt-rr-nch
A I, Mile rarm Ma Kan..nit1
f.riilUh
lhaab-y:ua
Hralifi. Thr Windmill. .Dtid-h
Johnnie HHh Handy l.tn-
Hfmth
The flftiifluf..ptmlh
THK NTARril'flT ROAII
on iiiaf j, t armlrhac
Star Dual
llonr Knf Rluta
Rochln' Chair
Hlvarhoal KhuffU
Thf Old Mtialo Maiitr
Judy
Haahhoard II tun
Mill Old I, rir
Tomorrow (Fri.) 1:00 -1:30 P.M.
As Broadcast
on this
Special Radio Network
KFJI (1240 kc) Klamath Falls
KWJJ, Portland KUIN, Grants Pais
KORE, Eugene KRNR, Roseburg
KSLM, Salem KOOS, Coos Bay
KAST, Astoria KYJC, Medford
KWIL, Albany
m iini.rn irimi, mu.ohiks
Jea Crawford
Indian Leva Call
Rnae Maria
l.'Amaur Taujera l.'Amanr
Only A Reae
Allah's llolllday
rhanaonelle
(llannlnla Mia
Sympathy
CARMKN C'AVAI.I.ARfl Ma, A-IWt
Oanelnt In The Dark
l.nver v
Corklaila for Tan
Rmakfl riela In Vniir Krea
If I Halt You
Vnu'ra Mine Vnu
Alana Tnielhrr
Tha Vary Thnnihl Of lea
'lATi: SPIRITI Al..-
r,oi.m:sf
I -H
Ka Realrleled Slfna .
I Will Re llnma Aiala
Jaahua Fit Da rtallle
Wada In Tha Waler
Swlnf Onwn, ( harlot
Rllnd Rarnahua
Ood'e Uonna Cut Tea llann
Jeiebel
Ma"an C0W,""f SONUS
Snldado Da l.ltlla
('ana Rrava
I. a Malaguena
"nnea Veraeruianna
Kl Tnra
I lellla l.lnds Ruxltre
l.aa Canaiiaa
Onllnala Tamaullnrra
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JASCIIA IIKir Kl X No.
Ilumorrake
llahanera
Jamalran Rumba.
Vlenneae
farm Tha Canahraka
llaau Soil
Deep River
l.evoi llanra
IHR1. WITH s 111.11 E KVKS-Ns, A-Mt
The lloapllal Tyne Sons
Ron, Ron, Ron
Memory I. ana
The "Hello" Type Smif
The (ilrt with Tha I Ulna Kyal
Tha l'anay In My Harden
Tha Slallanary Type Sanf
Tokyo Rosa
Waukoihnw Natural RrMfa
U.li m
John tTnltban Orck. MBS
Nawa Mns
XfJl realaie
KtLW afaUtir ?
120 N. 7th