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THUUKDAY, NOVKMUKH 22, tDSI PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKGON v RFLW 14M Kc rST Thnrtdar Erenlnr, November 22 oo Bperu Highlights :1ft Horn Town Newt 25 World Ntws Summary M Suburban Ssrcnsdt 45 Heart lint Edtllon ABC M Coming Attraction on ABC TM Mr. Prattdcnt ABC I N Barbershop Harmonica T:4 Football Warm-Up 00 Orif. Amateur Hour ABC 45 Jimmy Nolan' Soar 9M Hotel Edison Oreh. ABC S:15 Foreign Reporter ABC .30 Concert of Europe ABC It M 10 PM Headline 20:15 Club Can Do ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club ll:tO Newt Summary 11 M Sign OH , KFLW HM Kc PST Friday, November 23 :00 Sign on Newt 05 Corn In th Morn 45 Farm Fare 7:00 Newa Bkfit Edition T:15 Charlie i Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred tt New ABC 1:40 Top of tha Morning 7:55 Intide Newa Hllywd. ABC 00 Br.sk ft it Club ABC :W Hank Henry Show 30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley Newt ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC 11:00 Batty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop tt Shop STKa, (TaovKTr vaanrr . nftV' PEUGHI? SOMTO m a veirrmiivnv MI NUUBMNM 11-90 Against the Storm ABO 11:45 Muitcal Roundup 11:55 Market Report 12:00 New. Noon Edition 12:15 Tavlata Sidewalk Shaw 12 30 Lucky 11 Ranch ABC l l Pml Hxrvev ABC 1:15 Better Living i JU'lue Perfect Husband ABC t oo Batin Briefs S IS Accent on Melodv 130 Mary Merlin ABC 3 45 Rom, Evelyn Winters ABC 3 00 Ted Ma'.one ABC 3:15 When Girl Mantes ARC 3-30 Mary Marg. McBrtd ABC 4:00 Reqvettfully Youra 5:00 Mark Trail ABC ft 25 Vlctar Rorga ABC 5 30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:45 H i Movie Time 00 SporU Highlights 15 Home Town Newt 6 23 World Newi Summary :30 Suburban Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 8 55 Champion Roll Call ABC 7 00 Gillette Tights ABC 00 Richard Diamond ABC 30 This is Your FBI ABC 00 Oiria and Harriet ABC :30 Cone, ol Favorites 10:00 in P.M. Headlines 10:15 Claremont -Ore. ABC 10:30 insomnia Club 11:00 Newt 11:05 Sign Off KFJI US Ke. PST Thursday Evening, November 8 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS IS Klara. Theater Quia. 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This is a big rendeivous of the patriarchs ot southern Oregon, planned by Herbert Munsell. grand junior warden of the grand en campment, with Ewauna encampment- No. 46 of Klamath Falls being hosts to patriarchs of south ern Oregon. Members from en campments at Ashland, Medford, Grants Pass. Merrill, Lakeview, and Burns will gather at the IOOF hall at filth and Main for this big meeting. Each of these encampments are bringing candidates for the golden rule and royal purple degrees which will be conferred al eight o'clock. Preceding the degree work a six thirty dinner will be served In the dining room honoring our grand patriarch George Houck. and other grand officers who will be present. Following the degTee work refreshments will be served. MRS. SANTA! LOOK! 9186 dJdn a011- 14- 22" ae wahoroie Outdoors, Indoors, night and da; complete winter wardrobe for a well-dressed dolly. Each garment is ONE pattern part, which means quick, easy sewing, so If you send Immediately you'll have time be fore Christmas! Snow-suit, slacks outfit, separates, pinafore, lingerie, pajamas! Pattern 9186, for dolls 14, 16. 18, 20, 22 Inches tall. Yard age In pattern. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you everv step. Send THIRTY cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. r life ionfi Skipper Up For Killing Aboard Ship SAN FRANCISCO, U Capt. Franklin B. Weaver, skipper of the Flying Trader, fares coast guard charges of "wrongfully kill ing" one o( his crew members at sea. Lesser charges of as.sault and i battery and "improper treatment : of a crew member'' were added. The huskv SO-vear-old skinner from Englcwood. N. J., pleaded In nocent to all counts. If convicted, his merchant marine officer's li cense would be revoked or suspend ed. The charges are not criminal. The charges were filed yester day after a preliminary investiga tion. The freighter, owned bv Is- brandtsrn lines, arrived Monday. Tho crew member. William Har vey, 34, a Negro steward of Dav- ton, O., was shot to death while the Flying Trader was at sea be tween Kobe and Manila. The company said Weaver shot Harvey In self delense. The first assistant engineer, George N. Wood, testified yester day he saw Weaver appear on deck October ?S followed by Harvey who was handcuffed. Wood said the captain took an 1 automatic pistol from his cabin, cocked It and moved out of sight with Harvey. Then Hnrvev shouted: "You cut those handcuffs on me. Take "em off!" "I heard the first shot fired," Wood said "Harvey nassed mv line of vision, still handcuffrd, still demanding thev be removed. "I heard a second shot. I heard Harvey say:.. Oo ahead, shoot me again!' "ft was Immediately followed by third shot." The FBI Is conducting a separ ate Investigation. Fog-Dispersal Unit Moved PORTLAND, UP United Air Lines has moved fog-dispersal tests to the Portland area for two weeks of experimenting with what two former navy fliers say Is a real field-clearing chemical. The tests have been made at In tervals In the Medford area. There has been reports from there of fog moving out after the dispersal plane went aloft, but UAL officials today declined to comment on the success of the work thus far. They said only that tt was inconclusive. H. T, Harrison, UAL meteorolo gist Is here from Denver for the research planned this week and next. In direct charge are the two ex-navy men. Harvey M. Brandau and Eugene K. Kooser of Medford, whose chemical, a secret "formula X", is diffused from equipment In stalled In one of the UAL planes. Right now they are waiting for fog. The weather bureau's airport station said there hadn't beed any here since last week when Gen. Douglas MacArthur's plane could not land for more than two hours. There might be some soon though, the forecasters reported. Brandau and Kooser, experi menting since 1949 with weather control, engage In what they call hall dispersal as well as fog dis persal work. Fruit men in the Medford area have contracted with them to break ud clouds which carry potential hall damage. Kathryn Grayson "Free" For First Time In Years VIONTaG f '-tax." torthir FURNACES FADE & HOLLAND Ph. 3616 222 Sprint Ity HOU THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, UV-'Tm free for the tlrst time in my life," enthused Kuthryn Grayson, her upswept nose tilted al a gay angle. How's that again?" I aked. "It's true." she said. "This Is the first lime In my life I have been a free woman. When I was a girl, my main diversion was at tending muMcalcs. My father would pick me up promptly at 10 o'clock, when the musicals was over. When my parents were away on a trip to North Carolina, I sneaked away and married John Ehellon. "That turned out to be n error, and then I got married again (to crooner Johnny Jolmsloio. After much unhappiuess ll'a nover easy to decide on a divorce, especially when a child Is involved we got a very Hollywood divorce; that Is, we're still friends. "Now Im reallv living. The only trouble Is that I've had two dales since the divorce and both men asked me to marry them. That's not the way I planned it." Kathryn Is delighting her Inti mates by blossoming out these days. They had been concerned about her uuhappUiesa following the breakup with Johnston. Now she's full of plans lor her own Independence and that Includes her film future. Her long tl2 years) film contract with MOM expires a yeur from January, a short period as movie deals go. She Is willing to sign on again on her own terms. Tin perfectly willing to work for MOM as a motion picture com pany." she remarked. "I would like to make movies for the studio, out that Is all. I want to have the right to do television, and I want to be able to inuko concert tours." In tho past, alio lias been unable to do concerts because the studio could not tell when she would be free from film schedules. She wants advance notice, so alio will have time to line up singing riutcs. Fur thermore, site added with refresh ing candor, ahe wants to do con certs not for Art or to reach the public. She a Interested in the mon ey. It'a hard to aee how she'll have time for concerts this year. She Is planning a trip to Mexico city, a iHwsible overseas tour to enter tain troops, a month's stay In New York for radio allows and then a tour of South America with tho oter stars of "Showboat." Likewise her film schedule la landed. She Is now working In "Lov. rly to Look At" (a remake of "Ro berta" I. and future assignment Is n tmislcnllied "Goodbye, Mr Chins." That would make three re makes In a row for her. "Just call me Jeanetle Irene Grayson," she said. "I'll bo doing 'Naughty Marietta' next." KIUK CHICAOO. W About 500 persons fled from their rooms eurly today ins fire swept through the four I story Madison Oakley apartment hotel on the city's west side. No one ws mnircu. r ire vuinuns- toner Michael J. Corrlgan esti mated damage to the hotel, located at Madison Street and Oakley Boul evard, at 118,000. U.S. Prisoners On Red Radio WASHINGTON. Ut-Musrow Is using what It describes as testl inony of American war prisoners to reply la u, a, cm men of lain immist atrocities In Korea. One such prisoner was quoted In a broadcast recorded here as say ing Unit he was better olf III a North Korean camp than lie was wnen unemployed in new vora. A long series Of such statements, complete with mines and addres ses, has been beamed to the Unit ed Slates and oilier Weslern coun tries since Col. James M. Hnnley of the eighth army mnde his rs tlnmle that about Hon American prisoners have been nlnln by the North Koreans and the Chinese. Ill an English language broad cast reported today by U. H. gov ernment monitors, ono American prisoner was quoted: "I am treated courteously and live In good conditions, get plenty to eat, and a dully supply of to bacco. When I was captured, my uniform was In shreds. Here In the camp, I was provided with new clothes. I now understand a good many things I did not un derstand: That the Koreans are humane and noble-hearted people." Tlte name and address of thin prisoner , slid others were deleted from the record mode public here by tho government in accordance with a policy of protecting fami lies and friends In this country. Coastal Shrimp Industry Eyed v coanOul I'nullia I'OHTLANI), W Oregon shrimps nmy provide the Northwest with an imponniii com mercial fishery. 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