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. Page two HERALD AND NEWS. KIJUIATH FALLS. OREGON 1 iiiutaiJAr, ni',i.r.niiir.ii o, tun KFLW 145 Kc PST ; . Thursday Evening; Dee. ( . seo Sports Hifhiiiiiu 3 J Shelley WINTERS E 3 Richard CONTE t 3 J Stephen McNAUY t ) Charles BICKFORD E Jjjf . Alex NICOL. j t IS llomt Town Newt 2.1 World New .Summary ;K Suburban Serenade 6 43 Htadllnt Edition ABC 55 Comma Attraction on AB T OO Mr Prtrfnt ABC t:30 Barbershop Harmonies T: Civilian lfent Pgm. 0 On i Amateur Hour ABC H' 3'mmy Nolan"" PonjT" 00 Hotel Idlton Orch. ABC 8:13 Foreicn Reporter ABC 9.30 Concert of Europe ABC lu.tw lu rM ttraalin 10 15 Club Can D-i ABC 10 30 Insomnia Club 11 00 News Summary 11 03 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST Friday. Dm. 7 6 00 Sign on News 8:03 Corn In the Morn 6:43 Farm Fare 7:00 Niwt Bkfst Edition 7:15 Charlie's Rounuup 7-30 Bob Garred At News ABC 7:40 Tup o( the Morning 7:33 Inside News Hllywd ABC 6 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Hank Henry Stow 9 30 Break the Bank ABC 10 00 L'het Huntley, New ABC 10:13 Lone Journey AEC 10 30 My True Stcry ABC 10:33 Edward Arnold AEC 11:00 Petty Crocker ABC 11:13 Stop & Shop 11:30 Afainit the Storm ABC 11:43 Mistical Roundup 11:33 Market Report 12 00 News, Noon Edition 12:13 Paylcss Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC Irffl Ore. Farm Bureau Pfra. 1:13 Better Living 1:J0 Inc Pertect Husband ABC 3 00 Basin Briefs J:13 Accent on Melody 2:30 Mary Marlin AEC 2:43 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC 3:00 Ted Malonc ABC 3:15 When Girl Marrie ABC 9:30 Mary Mart. MrBiide AEC 4:00 Requtstfully Yours 5:00 Mark Trail ABC 5:23 Victor Borfte ABC 5 30 Chet Huntley ACC 5:43 It's Movie Tirre 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6:23 World News Summary 6:30 Suburban Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 635 Champion Roll Call ABC " TOMORROW k t WaV1." rK 0' HQK0H LIFT I t - CONTINUOUS DAILY - BOX OFFICE OPENS 1:45 tftw" eer to ff m Hem OF Uya, T Thi Imrtwinninj tterf-f i Mil litllt laJy, lie auld charm thi ua tit of ii Mtlow't bond, n inni foptroJt villi for smilil : OS f i 1 m.m',-:uut:t:z M HOWARD DUFF-MONA FREEMAN JOSEPHINE HULL r.; ' It '""w rut i... . cv fciimiwn-itetiij , lAdu. ' ' "Itallw Interlude" . "Merry Maverlekt" V I Added .A b, fof punUBmnt. . "stop Look & Lou8h" I NEWS " 7 00 Gillette FlgMs ABC 100 Richard Diamond ABC a JO This U Your FBI ARC 9 00 Oirit ami Harriet ABC 9 30 Cone at Faorlles 10 00 10 P M. Headlines 10 13 Claremont Orch. ABC to 30 Insomnia Club 11 00 News ll.-OS Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc PST Thundav Eveninf, Dc. 6 00 Gabriel Meaner MPS 13 Kliin. T heater Quia. -30 Around Twwn News 6 43 Sam Hajea News MBS 6:33 BUI Henry MBS 7.00 Harmony Time 7:13 Sports Album T :m r amity Theater MBS t 00 Tartan MBS 8:30 Behind the Story MBS 43 Heidelberg llarmonalres 900 Glenn Hardy News MBS 13 tulton Lewis Jr MBS 9:3. RfMl A Gun Club MBS 9 33 3-Minute Final MBS IOjOJ I Love A Mystery MBS 1013 Murde- by Experts MBS 10:43 U S. Navy Band 11:00 Night Owls Edition 11 OA Night Owls Club 12.1)0 Sign Orf KFJI U &4 Kc PST Friday. Dec. 1 6:00 Musical Reveille ulieun Board 6 35 Local News W tiCtit.ngway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 News 7 43 Best Buy s 00 Cecil Brown MBS 15 Breskfast Gang MBS S:30 Bible InkUtute MBS 9 oo Ho:remakers Harmonies 9:13 Sandy's Serenades 9:J Music for Uyer 9:43 Favorites of Yesterday 10:00 News MBS 10:13 Tello-Tet 10 2fl LaPnintes 10:43 Local News iM.i curr.n 10:33 News 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:35 News 11 30 Queen tor a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:13 Headline News 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:43 MarketUvcstock 12:33 News 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Tune Test 1:33 News S:0J Music 2:03 Network News MBS 2:13 Chrutmss Shopping Baf 2:40 Talk Back MBS 2:43 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 4:13 Hem infwaj News MBS 4:30 Speed Gibson MBS 4:45 Sam Haves Newt MBS " 6:00 Nam the Record 3.30 Cly de Bealiy M&5 3:53 Tex Fletcher MBS 6:00 Gabr'el Heatter MBS 6:13 Quiz Show 6:30 Around Town News 6:43 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7.O0 The Hidden Truth MBS . 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Magazine Theater MBS 9:30 Pearl Harbor Annlv. MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy. News MBS 9:15 uiton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Crime Fighters MBS - 9:33 5-Minuta Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 John Steele Adven. MBS 10:43 Stars on Parade 11:00 Night Owls Edition HAS Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off X-Ray May CHICAGO. Lfl Some ol the na tion's top radiologists were told Wednesday their cancer-destroying machines also are effective attainst one of humanity's more common maladies corns. Dr. Sydney J. Hawley, Seattle radioloeist. told a convention of the radiological society of North Amer lea that X-ray treatment also is a quick way of getting rid of warts. in a scienunc age wnen medical discussion and papers on X-rays are almost wholly concerned with malignant diseases. Dr. Hawley carefully prefaced his point with these words: "Probably second only to the common cold are eoms as a source of misery. The treatment of these may seem beneath the dignity of a serious radiation therapist: how ever, considerable relief of discom fort may be obtained,, as irradl tion will remove the corns." He said a single treatment gen. erally was enough to remove corns and warts and that about 30 other disorders which are not malignant or skin diseases can be benefited by X-rays. lllllSf "Remmkr, boys, in till work any dittane bttwMn two points is nevtr a straight line!" Suicide Has Cops Puzzled 8AVAHNAH. Oa.. 13 This Is Uie way police said It happened: An elderly woman r.llh a cul tured southern accent went to the travelers aid desk In the union sta tion here and asked (or directions to Savannah's best hotel. She ap parently had arrived on a train from the north. She wore an Inexpensive black coat and hat. and her cotton stock ings were twisted. The travelers aid suggested a less expensive hotel, but the wom an Insisted on the best. "I mleht spend the winter In Savannah." she said. Soon afterwards she registered at one of Savannah's leading ho tels. The name she gave was Amel ia Samors: her address. Shelton. Mas'. Her only luggage was a small black bng. Before she went to her room she deoosltled a little more than S10O with the clerk. A day passed. Monday afternoon her body was found In her room. There was a brief note nearby: "73 -o survivors. The! money which I have will pay the hotel bin and the funeral expenses. Dr. Harold Smith, coroner for Chatham county, said last , night the death was a suicide. An over dose of sedatives, perhaps. He made trie customary cnecx. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Administratrix With the Will Annexed of the Kitai of Wil liam Richard Shipman. abo known as mm. n. anipnun, ueceasea. nas luea in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County her final account of her administration of said estate ana the court has appointed the 3rd day of January, 1932, at 10:00 o clock a.m.. as the time, and the courtroom of said court as the place. iur me jjeunnsj aim Niucmcnk ai saio account. Dated this 3rd day of December, 1951. FREDA CARLSON Administratrix of the Estate of William Richard Snipman, Deceased FARRENS & MAXWELL Attorneys for Administratrix D-6-13-20-27 No. 804 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Execu tor of the Estate of J. S. McClcllan. ueceasea, by the circuit court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County. and has qualified. All persons having claims against earn state are notiuea to present the same to me with proper vouchers at the office of Wm, Kuyken- dall. Pine Tree Bulldinar. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from uecemoer o, luai. VERNE S. McCLELLAN, Executor. D4-13-20-27 No. B09 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 have filed my Final Account. Reoort of Administratrix, and Petition for Dis tribution in tne matter of tne estate of MAUD ENGLAND, deceased, and the Circuit Court has set Monday, tbt 7th day of January, 1952, at the hour of ten o'clock a.m. in ui circuit Court Room of the Klamath County Court House. Klamath Falls. Oregon. as the time and place for hearing of exceptions and objections to said Final Account, if any there oe. MARY H. TOTTON. Administratrix of the Estate of MAUD ENGLAND, Deceased. EDWIN E. DR IS COLL Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorney for Estate. D -8-13-20-27 J-3 No, 807 Plane To Europe To Be Cheaper NICE, France, I Europe gels $300 closer for the American air tourist next spring. The International air transport association agreed last night on tourist rates lor the transatlantic plane trip 417 round trip In the November-March oll-seuson and i486 the rest ol the year. Tlie present first class round trip fare Is more than 100. Pan-American airways an nounced it would start the new rate service In May, with four round trips a week in new DC-B'a carrying (3 persons. . For the cheaper rales, the pas sengers will get "service without frills." The conference stUI must decide Just which services will Be retained and which frills will be discarded. Agreement was reached alter seven days of controversy. Pan American had demanded a 1405 year-round rate. Other companies announcing they would start cutrate tourist serv ice in May are Trans World Air lines, British Overseas Airways, Air France. 8tbena (Belgian. Scandinavian Airlines, and KI M. (Dutch). Shelton. Mass., Is not listed In the U.S. postal guide. A spectacles case had only the one word "Syra cuse" for clue. Row Looms Over Texas Segregation HOUSTON. Tex., (.fl-The Hous ton Pott said this city, de spite lis deep south trudltioiu. will have no while and Negro segre gation In the rest rooms of Its new all port terminal building. The post said the decision to have no segregation came alter a Negro woman was Inrctbly re moved Horn a "while tnxlcub at the present terminal building. The newspaper said I he woman's namo was not available to II. In muliv Texas elites It Is 1 1 1 - (i for Negroes to ride In cubs designated lor use of while per sons. Counclhurn, the Post said, while reluctant to dlacuss the terminal segregation mailer, admitted the problem arose at a meeting with the mayor. The woman waa described bv the Pant aa an olllcer ol the natiouul association for the advancement of uolored people and lulluenllul In the Democrutio parly. Tho Post then related this slorv. When the NAACP woman re turned to 'Washington, a visit by a civil aeronautics authority offi cial followed. The olilrlal threat ened to cancel a 1800.000 grant toward cost of the new terminal as well as to refuse to consider an application for 1600,000 In ad ditional aid. 'Die building, expected to be com pleted in about a year, will cost $1,800,000. Tlie warning was given to Mayor Oscar Holcombe. Mayor Holcombe discussed It at an unofficial meeting with the councllmrn. The council author ized the mayor to remove designa tions of separate rest rooms for while and Negro persons from Uie plans. The mayor said yesterday he could not recall auch council action and said plans for Uie terminal had not been changed. Other than that." the mayor said, "I have no comment." Morals Clause In Movie i Contracts Never Invoked lly 11(111 TIIOMAH (Herouil of three articles on Hollywood moral.) I cover any alluallnn com r riling hu. moiiillly. Yel the Joker It Hint I the inoi alN ('Inns tics never bent ; invoked for liniuurallly. i That mi eye-mieiier. Mil it? HOLLYWOOD, i.tt Any discus-1 A vclrrnn, lop-flinht llullywood slou ol morality 111 Hollywood I lawyer oinliriiied Unit fan. To ln bungs up the uiornlt clause. Ilul uinullnyly lulls la known about II. The history of the morals claiur goes back In the turbulent 'UUs. the young moWc Industry was truck by a series of scandals thai roeni'd Us fouiidutluns. Wullace Rrld, porlniyrr of tho all-Auicrlran boy, died at the age of 31, a victim of lite dupe hubll. Kalty Aruucklc, lovable comic of lnisllck shorts, wits tried thine limes lor miniKlnughlcr III I lie rttpe death of a Han Kritnilsco girl. Alter Iwu hung Juries, ho was aitiulltrd. Dlrtwior Wlllluiii Ursitiond Taylor was murdered In an unsolved mys tery that Involved two actresses, Mary Miles Mlnler and Mabel Nor. maud. The Arbuckle ruse Is gcncrully believed to be the reatou tor In troducing the morals cluuse. UIik-q then, most film playera hava had knuwlrdge, the ulause has nerr been used mil II the last three yrais, and thru only for nollilcal rciuona. It was usrd lo fir thiue wotkai, "1 may be lyn.t-ul," tnld Hie al. liirney, "but 1 uellrve Hint the pro ducers have never felt Ills need to cancel a contract because nt moral rriiamis. I think Diet whrii u slur Is involved in a trandal, particularly If II Involves MX. Ilia publle- l generally symiiatheiia mid forgiving. "tint Communism is another inui ler. II a star geia R Ited liiurl, lit and his pictures are aiiU Jn-l to.nr. giuilsrd and eflectlve pressure. The producer could well consider hi in a bad risk anil fire htm under Hit morals clausf." Contrary to general belief, mil every film Player signs the morels clause. Al least one studio. Para mount, does not require It. Ilia studio apparently prrlers to leave II Included In their contracts. It ' " ""v. ?! ' " ' r..i.,l. ......MihiitCT lib no.- , ,nr ;e iiiMKiirti nun rnv un rrn"he,0,.,f!t,t,,,.gree.',,,,V conduct ' '- might have a hU"n "an"!! Zk ifHoll lA. n.or... Calls. Li .... ..Li. i...... ...i......i """'d f Individual freedom mill iiiiu imiMii- mini!. viik iiii,,, scorn or ridicule: or that will trnd to shock. Instill or oflend tho com munity or ridicule public morals or decency, or prejudice the pro ducer or the entertainment Indus tries." That's an eye-opener. Isn't It? Ich W ll tin If you use a drip coffee tuuker remember that the water must be actively boiling lusl before you nA... I, I..IA 11.. !... .Mll..., .if tllH i coffee maker. If you wish to heal the moral clatmc. But It has been uie conee some more nurr uwi'" --.- " siirrd by the U.S. ronstttutlnn. Hut others claim there Is basis In com- llion low. There Is one case In whlcli ralhond man was fired boi-i he ran houses of III repute on sldr. Ills firing was upheld, be cause the courts agreed he would embarrass the railroad by his out. Ue arllvltlrt. On Hie basis of this and other cases, most o' the movie studios .till require their aelnrs to situ Want An Island? Here's One Now SEATTLE, (TV-Christmas shop ping? Want to buy an island? Picturesque 113-acre Hat Island In Skagit county will be sold al public auction Dec. 15 at Mt. Vern on. It Is the last piece of island real estate owned by the county. The Island Is In Padllla Ray. one and a half miles north of Marches Point and two and a half miles east of Cap Santa Point, Anacortes. It was foreclosed In 1940 for de linquent taxes. the water has dripped through be sure to do so without letting It boll. Hamsters, small mammals wide ly uvd In laboratory research, are menibers of (he mouse family. miamatm rAt.i.0, eais. AMIRICAN CHI NISI Pm at rtMtf keatl r. 44fa Otttn Te Take Oa Ban B. Le. Mgr. muniit cells, not In bedrooms and In night clubs. iHnfl ttS it In at I CeHse timo ...If I s than any other car! rv. 3r g Vs.g M 5200 Oregon Vets Attend Colleges SALEM, 1 More than 8200 world war two veterans are en rolled in Oregon colleges, and 6000 more are studying In vocational, business, trade and correspondence schools, the state veterans depart ment said today. About 2750 others are taking; on the Job and on farm training. There are 13331 veerans in Ore gon who get educational aid from the federal government, while 600 others get stats educational aid. WE'Ll put it up to yout There must be plenty of good reasons why more people buy Chevrolets than any other car. Here 'are some things to think about. TharVs the way Chevrolet looks. Nicej) ' clean, curved lines-like cars in the high-price field! Chevrolet's Body by Fisher sets the pace among low-priced cars. TherVs the way Chevrolet rldei and han dles. The smoothness and big-car comfort of Unitized Knee-Action. Bigger brakes-biggest in the field for safer, surer stops. Finest no shift and standard driving at lowest cost with Powerglide or Synchro-Mesh transmission. There's the way Chevrolet savei. Chevro let is the lowest-priced line in the field and the savings go on and on with low operating costs. There are plenty more reasons why Chev rolet is America's favorite. Como In and let us show them to you. ChsVroUt's tlmftprovsd PQWZRsM automatic transmission Finest no-ihlft driving at lowest cost Combination of Powerglide Automttle Trtntmlulon and 105-h.p. Engine optional on Do Luxa models al extra coil. ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th St. Phone 41 13
