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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO I It. KALI! AINU NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON IONDAY, DKCKMUKK 10, .1051 PROBE INFO WASHINGTON, W Sen. McCar thy (R-WUi) hag asked a senate elections subcommittee lor Uie names ana ssiariea 01 lis investi gators looking Into charges against him by Ben. Benton tD-Conn). eIBIea. Pill he IUUMMU - 2 BIG HITS lO iouiSHmitD 1 I m UMtUCt . MUKXI UN( I 1 b ftmMatflWMtaUMM 1 i COUHil" MCMtt jMTSJSJMfSJSSSy huubmosc ,:,ri H 1 Ola"1"": j Si,B a LEE HENDRICKS "Your Neighborhood Druggist" 2212 So. 6th Phon. 4321 GIFT HEADQUARTERS A GALLERY OF FRAGRANT GIFTS CO T Y ChooM thtto charming gifts in your favoritt Coty fragranc. ; . . - t'OUOAN I'AIMANT EMHAUDf TAJUS" MU9UIT Oil I0IJ Frogranc.TriO30O 0jj$fe SQonn ' ' k ' GoWen Slippers 60 . ; Compe4tf4Cop,ftitttitibyC6t!,KiUtV.S.K AU CfJ WW TAX RKJI U5 Kc PST Monday Evening, Deo. 19 8 00 Cibrlrl Butter MBS 6:15 Quit Show M Around Town Ntw 45 Sam Han. Nfwt MBS t 55 Bill Henry MBS T oo Peter S'em MBS t:M nriht Star 8 OO Let Georia Do It MBS S 30 Hollywood Plavhouaf MBS B 45 Dick Havmea Show 9 00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 0 15 Fulton Uewitv Newi MBS 5 30 War Front-Home Tront MBS B 55 5-Mlnuta Final MBS 10 00 I Lov A Mystery MBS 10:15 Country MuJc 10:30 ChrUimai Carol t 11 O0 Night Owli Newi UrOJ Night OwU Club U-00 Sign Off KFJI UM Kc. PST Tuesday. Dec 11 6 on Musical RewiUt 6 45 Farm Report 6:55 Local News 7-00 Heminuai News MBS T 15 Breakfast Gang MBS T:30 Headlines and B Una 1:45 Bt Buys 8o Cecil Brown MBS 15 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:30 Haven of Beat MBS 8 00 Home makers Harmony B is Sandy's Serenadt 9:30 Familiar Sonus 9:45 Familiar Favor! tei 10 00 Glenn Hardy, News MBS 1015 Tello Test 10:30 La Polntea 10:45 News 1:50 Helen D-"$ 10:55 News MBS 11:00 Ladle Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS . 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Nam Bands 12:15 News Headlines 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:45 Market and Livestock 12:55 News 1-00 Jack Ktrkwood MBS 1:30 Tunc Test 1:55 News 2:00 Local Newt 3:05 Net News MBS 2:15 Christmas Shopping Bag 2.40 Talk Back MBS 2:45 Answer Man MBS 3ft) Ricky's Request 4 00 Fulton Lewis News MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4- 20 Speed Gibson MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5-oo sreeant Preston MBS 5 30 Sky Klnc MBS 3 55 Tex Fletcher MBS 6 00 Gabriel Hen Her MBS 615 Klamath Theater Qui 6:30 Around Town 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 653 Bi: Henry MBS 7:00 Who's Who 7:15 Medal of Honor 7 30 Under Arrest MBS 8 00 Count Monte Crist MBS 8:30 Rovinit at Rudy's 6:45 Htedelberf Harm cnia Ires 9 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 930 Official Detective MBS 9:55 5-Minute Final MBS 10 00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 2000 Plua MBS 10:45 Here's to Vets 1:00 Nicht Owls Edition 1:05 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sin Off KFLW 145 Kc. PST Monday Eveniof, Dec. It 600 Sports Hlffhllfhts 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 WoHd News Summary 0.30 Suburban Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attrac on ABC 7 --00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 The Big Hand ABC 8.00 Could This Be Yon 8:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 8:45 Preview ol Tomorrow 9:00 Hollywrod Star P'avhous ABC 9:30 Piano Playhouse ABC 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Navy Star Time 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newi Summary li. to aign uti J L rA met Bar 600 6xVV v. Kt LH 14io Kc PST TursdT, Dee. 11 6 00 Sim On Newt Summary 615 Corn In the Morn f:43 Farm Fare T OO News. Bhfst Kdllloa 7:15 Charlie's Roundup T 30 Bob Garred, News ABC 7 40 Top of the Morning 7 53 Mutic 6D0 Breakfast Club ABC 0 O0 Hank Henry Show 9 30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ARC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10 30 My True Story ARC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC 11:00 Betty Crocker ABC 1130 Against the Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Rounciup 11:55 Market Report 1200 News, Noon Edition 13 30 Lucky U Ranch ABC 100 Paul Herver ABC 115 Better Living 1:30 bind School BdcsL 00 Basin Briefs 2 13 Interview of Navy Man 3 30 Joyce Jordan. M.D ARC 8 45 Rom. Cveln Winters ABC. 3.00 Ted Malonc ABC 3 13 When Girl Marrtea ABC 3:30 Perfect Husband ABC 440 Mary Martin ABC 4:13 Requestfulty Yours 8-00 Fun Factory ABC 8:25 Will Rogers ABC 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC 8 45 It's Movie Time 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:13 Home Town Nawa 6:25 World News Summary C:30 Suburban Serenade C 45 Headline Edition ABC 6 55 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 Greatest Story ABC 7.30 Barbershop Harmonies 7:45 Natl. Guard Show 8:00 Chance of Lifetime ABC 8:30 United or Not ABC B OO Town Meeting ol Air ABC 9:45 Organ MuslO 10.00 lu f.M. headline! 1C:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Oft Doctor Free In Death Case ANN ARBOR. Mich.. I.T-Doctors at bin University hospital here have been instructed to prepare anesthetics personally for their own cases in the wake of the death of a patient given the wrong; drug. But aside from that rule chance and transfer of a nurse, there were no other repercussions from the death October 30 of 19-year-old Ernest A Leskela of Bruce Cross ing, in Michigan's upper peninsula. Tragic errors were made, but there Is no evidence of criminal negligence on anyone's part." said chief assistant prosecutor Edmund Devine. Dr. A. C. Kerllkowske. hospital director, disclosed over the week end that a nurse had placed un labeled bottles of cocaine, adrena lin and novocaine on a tray In preparation for a cleft palate oper ation on Leskela. The attending physician. Intend ing to use the novocaine. mistaken ly injected IS cubic centimeters of adrenalin. Dr. Kerlikowske said. Noting immediate distress, the sur geon made a quick Incision and massaged the heart by hand, he said, but the youth died two hours later. Death was listed as accidental after an investigation. The nurse Involved was trans ferred from the operating room. Hospital rules forbid administering drugs from unlabeled containers. , Blast Try Falls Flat i MIAMI. Fla.. W Police in sub ; urban Coral Cables were without a clue today as to the Identity of the person who threw a stick of dvr.dmite at a Jewish center early Sunday morning. Police Lt. J. Wallace said the dynamite apparently was thrown from a moving automobile shortly after a city policeman had gone off duty at 7 a.m. after an all night vigil at the center, i The fuse apparently was knocked : out before the dynamite landed 1 near the door of the synagogue. I Wallace said. I Henry Smith, custodian, found the dynamite When he reported for work at 7:30 a.m. and threw It into the street. Two hours later Maurice Finkerhofer. who lives nearby, found lt and took lt into the synagogue. lo-lnch fuse was found at the h.RA ni a tr fthnut 3(1 fet frnm ! where the dynamite landed, Wal- lace reported. It was the first time a dyna i mlting attempt was made in Coral Gables but the Miami area has I been stirred by a series of dyna- mitings at Jewish synagogues, and at Carver Village, a Negro hous- lnz project, In recent weeks. I Last Sunday 44 memorial win dows In a synagogue In Miami were shattered by a dynamite blast and dynamite exploded but caused no damage at Carver Vil lage the same day. On Nov. 30 a dynamite blast caused 122,000 dam age at Carver Village. No one was Injured. No arrests have been made and police say they have uncovered no clues. Rewards totaling $8700 have i been offered for Information lead j lng to the arrest and conviction of the dynamiters. Boring Named GOP President PORTLAND, WU-E. E. Boring. Salem. Is the new president of the state Republican club. He was elected Saturday at the club's convention here. Sen. James Duff (R-Pennl was the principal convention speaker. Duff urged the nomination and election of Oen. Dwight Elsenhow er for president. He said Elsen hower "Is the one sure guarantee of the people for a change in ad ministration. Just as he is the best guarantee in the world for peace of the world by reason of his world-wide standing." But Duff also warned Republi cans against what he said was trying to turn back the clock. "It is surely time for us to face up to the realities, nut ourselves In itouch with the thinking of the I people, and try to meet the feel- ings and demands of tne people. Instead of cramming down their throats something they don't want. That method has not worked In the last five national election, snd don't forget coming up In 1952 Is the last call for dinner " Try the New Corona Portable Typewriter at Volrht's Pioneer Of fice Supply Co. 629 Main, German Areas To Unite STUTTGART, Germany. LB Three sninll uermun Mules hve voted to form one big new atulo covering the enllro southwest cor ner of Germany. Voters of the three alntrs an- ftroved the merger overwhelmingly n a plebiscite yrslerdny. The vole was 1.14J.136 to 158,518 Tlie Allied high commission Li conslderrd cer tain to approve the outcome. United by the voters' verdict are Wuerlteniberg-Badrn, with 3.957, 000 inhabitants: Baden, with 1.373, 000. and Wtierllemberg-llohentol-lem. 1.2d4.0O0. The new Mute with a totnl nouu latlon of . 493, 000 slretchc from Heidelberg on the north to Switzer land on the south and from Ulm west to the French border. It be comes the fourth largest slate in all West Germany, which now will have nine stales Instead of 11 It will be several months before a new constitution can be drawn and a new parliament elected to put the new state Into operation. The new state has not yet been named, but Its capital probably will be Stuttgart. Sponsors of the merger expect it to produce economies and im prove efficiency by centralising governmental administration. It also removes a post-war Ger man complaint against the Allies, who carved the area Into three states to fit occupation tone boun daries. Before the wnr It consisted of two states, Wuerttemberg and Baden. Chief opposition to the merger came from the Badenese. who wanted their historlo state restored to Its prewar dimensions. The Communists alo foucht the merger, contending It would aid "remilitarisation and American Imperialism." North Pole Flight Slowed SEATTLE. Lfi Weather and en gine trouble grounded an Alaska Airlines DC-4 earlv today, delaying the start of a scheduled flight to the North Pole with a real pole and a sack of letters for Santa. Alaska Airlines officials said. weather permitting, the , plane would fly sometime today to Point Barrow, Alaska, departure point on the 2ti00-mile polar Illght. The polar hop Is scheduled tomorrow. The airliner was to have taken off from Paine field north of here last night. When trouble developed In one engine, after an earlier delay due to weather, maintenance men held up the flight to get the four-englned shin In perfect shape for the hasardous 12-hour flight over tne frozen Arctic wasteland. ..Hie specially-outfitted plane will carry 5000 letters to Santa collect ed by "North Pole Nellie" (Mrs. Audree Vance ot Fairoanks. Alas ka) from children throughout Alaska and the states. Mrs. Vance will make the trip as stewardess for the flight. The airliner's cargo also will In clude Stan Oarson's north pole a red and white striped steel cyl inder but Garson, who originated the idea of planting a real pole at the pole, probably won't make the trip. Tlie airline said civil aeronautics administration rules will permit only employes aboard during the "Mar flight. An air force navigator will ac company the flight the first bv a commercial airliner over the North Pole. ILLEGAL GAMBLING BALTIMORE. OP The first Baltl more man with a federal gambling stamp to face criminal court ac tion was given a six months sen tence and a 2000 fine Friday. The defendant was 43-year-old Charles F. Neubert. arrested No vember 23 on a betting and num bers charge, police said he did not have the stamp at the time of his arrest. TlOJWrrvl IROCICYj i PCTACIJaPl EVER BEFORE FILMED ' 'kitk " " rr i oi urn" (Ci m tana cmAitrr' -MtlOLB Til MufOICT' la tut rot net ar.r.1 TUESDAY Bing's Voice Has Changed Since '30$; 'Sizzles' Now . tly ihskim: JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD, (NKA Behind the Screen: lling Crosby la Kill king ol the wutolers because his voice "stitlci." Victor Young, the Hollywood mu sical whla who led tlie orchestra when Hlng made Ills firm record a decade and a hall auo. Mlmwrt i ins the "air.tlr" theory about Blng in uiscouiumg claims Hint the Gronurr'a voice Isn't as good today as it was 30 years ago. "It's a. different voice a third lower." Young said, "but It's a better voice, lt ilstlcs." Slulci?" "Yes. It's a sound with a drive to It. It's a fat voice Instead of the thin lyrical voice lt UbtA to be." Frank Sinatra In the same league With Blng?" "He's a great pop singer." Young let It fly, "but his voice doesn't siule. Ava's got tlie little In that family." I wanted tlie words straight from Dugmar herself. "Tell me honestly " "Yes?" "What do you think of Jan Rus sell, Mario Wilson, Denlse Darcel, Marilyn Monroe and Janet Lelvhr "Why, they're beautiful girls, honey.'' cooen D. miliar. "They loci just like our West Vlrlni girls fed on combrcad and buttermilk." Clara Bow, Jeuii Arthur and Kay -,(iivu iii ma urma ur rum mount's No. 1 heart throb of the early 30's. Is back on the Para mount lot holding a tray as Blng Crosby s butler-conlldaiue In "Fa mous." "It's a lot easier." Regis grinned, "The tray never upstuges me." Regis may not have a key to a plush suite on the stars" dressing room row at Paramount, but hes a big shot on TV. where 14 of his prewar films are making the rounds. All were made for quickie pro ducers after he left Paramount and he was reluctant to accept them tor fear of losing prestige. But the producers were willing to pay him top salary and his agent finally talked htm Into the roles with the claim: "Nobody will ever see 'em any way." "Nobody ever did see m either." Regis said, "until TV CAME ALONG." Zsa Zsa Gabor, the Hungarian firecracker who's aimed her sights at movie stardom now that she's a TVenus. confessed that every time a Gabor sister telephones their mother In New York, mama Immediately asks: "What's the trouble NOW?" There are three mad Gabor sis ters and as Zsa Zsa fays: "Three are PLENTY!' Zsa Zsa's current trouble Is a rift with her third hubby, Oeorge Sanders, but career wise she's soommg to stardom In MOM'S "Lovely To Look At," with other films in the talking stages. Where had she ever acted before that? She whispered It: "Honey, I've never acted on stage or screen but believe -mo I ve acted In a lot of living rooms." v Still walling about her clash with Tallulah Bnnkhcad and Oeorge when they asked her to read lines WALKS OFF SALEM. I.P State police found no trace today of the convict who walked away from the state prison annex Saturday afternoon. The con vict. James Walker, 25. was due for release In March. He was sen tenced from Curry county In 1949 on a forgery conviction and was resentenced last year for parole violation. Continuous From 1:45 lit. iltxMt Sim ; ! rat Warli Tatiy Two Hilie It's Hifiitlif.1 I9CKARQ BASEHART GENE EVANS MICHAEL O'SHEA oywmra . ran mu . sw wmu I HARD. FASfil BEAUTIFUL! .'iiIDH WIM wiirtiiii f 1 I 0 p3"' on Tallulah'a alrsliow kldillug her hum i iiihv mm a wurn me mur rioue blew a fuse she told me: "I'm a willy woman not a half wit." Eleanor Parkers chucked the "Mits Gunny Sack" title alter a long procession of dowdy roles anil la humming, "That's For bure." about giving Hollywood's glamour oaoes a nine competition In the pin up department. Her blonde hair covered with a flaming red wig and resplendent In a low-cut, 17th century gown fnr Iter role of a fiery French spitfire in "Scaramouchc," Eleanor beamed: "This Is the f tre-t time I've had a chimcr. to bo sexy and I'm having a ball. Really, I've never even worn an evening dress In a movie. I'm through with the 'Miss Gunny Sack' title forever." Old Levi Strains, who sewed un the first pair ot blue Jeans 100 years ago, would have been mighty happy. They put Marilyn Monroe Into a pair for a scene In "Clash By Night." she was supposed to look dowdy and unattractive as a can nery worker. They also gave her a dirty tee-shirt, mussed her blonde hair and took off all her mnkeup. Then the shapely Marilyn wig gled there j nn other work to de scribe her walk on stage. The whistles tounded like Saturday nitht at a strip pnlnce. "It's no use." groaned Director Frits Lang, "Let's go to work. What can you do about nature?'' KBrlnf lh fnf In at I Cotfc, lima ...II m3 Manufacturers Closeout MOT'S, The Jewelry 701 Main If You DID NOT HIGH Xn l luJ 11 ll,ml In Tim t lillk ! Ull I'ai.I'MtK NOW mm ('IUI ! lnJi OCR UgAIIUAIII lit VB KNTKMt II OVrH III lUI.I Ltill AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. KLA-12-10 1744 IfHoVay Oakland 12, Colli. Name At AUtM Apt ... 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