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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATl FALLS. ORKGON WEDNESDAY, DECPMIIEH 12, I0IU KFJI 1150 Kc PST Wednesday Evrnlnr. Dec II 60 Gabriel Hnlur MRS S:IS Klamath Thtatcr Quia :30 Around Town Nawi 615 Sam Haym News MBS u Bill Henry MBS t:00 Brlfht Slar l is Rocket Rldln Tlma :J0 CUCO Kid. MBS rDAU lor The GUI that will bring a loved one safely home, ortake one to the fireside of a kinsman. IJJ ill rii'1'4 1 THE f RUNOUT BUS LINE 904 Klamath Ave. Ph. 6076 COATS SUITS All Top Quality Merchandise All Taken from Regular Stock VALUES from $4650 t0 8950 NOW '29 '69 is CHRISTMAS ALL YEAR add TV any lime to America's Smartest Radio-Phonograph 7" arwfiniliili t -.,.,a.a.... . .,.tg&9.'yA.TM MAGNAVOX CONTEMPORARY ONLY 14.98 per month in mahogany. Three-speed phonograph, AM and FM radio. Record pace for hundreds of records. Magnavox 12 - inch ipeaker. Enjoy up to four hours of uninterrupted music. Also available in blond finish. 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Dec 13 -ett) Musical Rcvetllt 6:45 Farmers' BulUUn Board .VI Local New T 00 Hemingway News MBS T 15 BreakUit Gang MBS T:30 Newt 7:43 Beit Buyi l:O0 Cecil Brown MBS 8 IS Brvakfait Gang MBS 30 Haven of Rut MBS Home maker Harmonit 015 Marlon from Millar 9:30 Sons of Pioneers 9:45 Favorites of Yesterday to.oo Glenn Hardy Ktw MBS 10:15 Tello Ttt 10:30 LaPointea 10:45 Miniature Concert 10:50 Helen Doege 10:55 News MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 News Headlines 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 11:45 Market Livestock 13:55 News MBS 1 00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS 1:30 Tune Test 1:55 Local News 2.00 News MBS 2:05 News 3:15 Plaller Party 3:40 Talk Back MBS 2 45 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 4 00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Speed Gibson MBS 5 01 Sermvnt Pretn MBS S:30 Sky Ktnf MBS 5:55 Tex Fletcher MBS 6:00 Gabriel Keatter MBS 719 MAIN J 43 00 down ,1 ( - 6:15 KUm. 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KFLW H5o Kc PST Wednesday ICvmlng, Dec 11 00 Sporu Highlight 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 World News Summary 6 30 Suburban Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6 55 Cuming Attractions on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC T 30 Mystery Theater ABC 1 00 The Top Guy ABC 8::tO Rogue GaUerv ABC 9 00 Proudly We Hail. 9:30 Northwest AnlUts 10:00 10 P M Headlines 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary u.-ws sin utr KKI.W 1450 Kc PST Thursday, Dec 13 6:00 Sign on News Summary 6:05 Corn In the Morn. 6:45 Farm Faro 7 00 News Bkfst Edition 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:80 Bob Garred A Newt ABC 7:40 Ton of the Morning 7 55 Music 6:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley, News ABC 10:13 Lone Journey ABC 10:20 My True Story ABC 10: Edward Arnold ahu 11-00 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop at Shop 11:30 Jimmie Fidler 11:30 Against the Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:15 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 13:30 Lucny u Kancn AUt 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:15 Better Living 1-30 Mary Margaret McBrldt ABC 3:00 Basin Brief 2:15 Accent on Melody 2:30 Joyce Jordan. 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The Michigan senator, who nasn i taken sides In the presidential contest, told reporters he nas the impression that EiseiUiower would bo "available" but doesn't Believe that is enough. "I think Elsenhower would ac cept the nomination but I don t be lieve he can net It without run nlng tor It." Ferguson commented. Asked who the nominee would be In that case, he replied: "Senator Tnft tR-Ohiol." Ferguson's comments came after Senator Russell cDGai told a news conference yesterday It will be a "major miracle" H a" the dim cullies confronting the North Atlan tic treaty organization now com manded by Eisenhower can be Ironed out In the next ten or twelve months. "Remarking that Elsenhower is "doing a great Job" as the NATO chief, tho Gcorttia senator said he doesn't know any other man In the tree world who could nold the thing tocethcr as he Is doing." Russell Just returned from liurope. This was Interpreted by some as indicating Russell believes it may be difficult for Eisenhower to be come a candidate lor a presiden tial nomination. However. Russell said the general conceivably could decide that he could servo NATO belter by scckintt the presidency than by remaining as military commander. Russell is known to have held aloof from urging by otner souui crners to become an anti-Truman candidate In next July's convention while he decides (1 whether Elsen hower Is going to run and u whether Mr. Truman will be a candidate again- ! DIES ! LONDON. If) Stanley Damerell. ; 73. who wrote the words for "Let's ; All Sing Like The Birdies Sing" : and other songs, died today- Hans Norland 627 Fine St. Auto Insurance. FOR HER? will solv6 your problem Ike Still nicely. Hosiery, flippers, shoes, etc. VAN ORMAN'S Your Family Footwear Store 527 Main. WW ted- Only $75 flesdbsDd and bene canduetten devices available at moderate extra coit. ROUND Phone 4519 Crosby May But Not Hy 110 H THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, (.fi Television viewers will be seeing Hlng Cros by, (he olo ground- himself, on Uiclr home screens. But not right away. Blng, who has never had a repu tation as a chatterbox, is actually voluable on the subieel of TV. He talked (or many minutes about the new medium and his participation in It. But he pointed out mat his debut will not be In the neur fu ture. Tm too darned busy with, other things right now," he said, "and I haven't decided exactly what I'd like to do on television. I'll get Into It some day, but not until I lixure out a workable formula." The crooner said he Is a steady watcher of TV and carefully eves the triumphs and errors of Ihe per formers. "It's a tough go." aald Blng. Idaho Spuds Sell Less At Low Measure Idaho potato irowera are belmt ofiered 3 cents a hundredweight less for 1'. Inch minimum No. potato packs. The Idaho Falls market rcpor. (or December quotes; "Prices to growers: bulk per cwt. at growers' cellars to be washed; U.S. No. 1 mostly arouna 13.40; U.S. No. 3 11.90 to $2.00 with most packers offering 6 cents less for l'i mini mum on US. No. 2." The 2 Inch minimum sle regula tion was removed In Idaho on De cember S for the No. 2 grade only. Klumalh basin growers decided Wednesday night not to take the same action at present. urowers nere are inciuaea t'i favor marketing of sires under two inches as a separate pack with perhnps a I-1, inch minimum in - stead of tho l'j Inch bottom al- lowed by the U.S. No. 1 size D grade and perhaps only In pack - ages oi jo ids. or less. At the present time, the 2 Inch j site regulation here prohibits sale! of B's except (or export or pro-: cesslng. The portion of the basin crop In ' the IS to 2 Inch site range is Mrlmnt.H at- nhnlll 1 1Wl .-.- C " - " .WW" -.' UWIKV , nf thi. nriulii-llnn V.. . export or dehydration al prices around J1.00 per cwt. Air Bosses Transferred WASHINGTON. L-0-The air force has given new assignments to six of its major and brigadier gen erals. The changes were announced yesterday. i MaJ. Gen. Herbert B. Thatcher, commander. of the western air de fense force, with headquarters at Hamilton air force base in Califor nia, was named deputy director of plans In the office of the deputy i chief of staff (or operations. Wash- ; tngton. 1 Thatcher will be aucceeded by jMaJ. den. Walter E. Todd, now In the office of the deputy chief of stoff here. 1 Todd's Job will be taken by Brig. Gen. Oliver S. Plcher, deputy for personnel, Par East air forces. I Brig. Gen. Edward H. Underbill, now deputy to Plcher, will take his place. Brig. Gen. Jarred V. Crabb, dep uty (or operations, For East air forces, was transferred to the air ! defense command at ENT air force , base, Colorado Springs, Colo., as chief of staff. Crabb will be replaced bv Brig. Gen. Jacob E. 8mart, now vice commander of tho eastern air de fense 'force. Four Die In PBY Crash HAMILTON, Bermuda, MV-Four navy airmen were killed yc.ilerday In the crash of their twin-engined PBY (lying boat, which (lipped over and sank after landing on the smooth waters of Port Royal bay. Witnesses said the right wing of the lumbering old craft dipped as the plane touched the water. The plane sank with Surprising speed, they said. I The navy clamped heavy security over the crash area and Capt. Franklyn Karnes, commandant of ; the naval operating base, took per sonal chance of diving operations i to alvagc the old plane and bring It back to land. Three bodies were recovered and a (ourth was hunted In operations i which went on through the night. ! Two crewmen were seriously In jured and two others were hurt less seriously. i A navy spokesman said the I plane was on a routine training ! (light. The airmen were members ' of a squadron attached to the At j lantlc fleet air wing. PBY planes, called Catallnas, were used extcn I slvcly (or patrol work during world war two but have been superseded by (aster craft. I : Albacore To Be Imported Again ASTORIA, fP) The Columbia River Packers association will re sume Importation of raw albacore tuna (rom Japan, according to Thomas F. Sandoz, a company spokesman. I In a debate with Dr. Wllbert j Chapman, research director lor the Pacific coast fishery producers In stitute, tsanaoz reported mat tne association plana to Import 1200 tons o( albacore. He said he hoped Ihe return trip could be completed before congress takes action on proposed tariff on raw tuna. Bandoz said he thought tne pro posed tariff $60 a ton should ex empt albacore. The tariff bill has passed the house and Is awaiting senate ac tion. Try the New Corona Portable i Typewriter at Volght's Pioneer Of fice Supply Co. 67.9 Main, Turn To TV, In Near Future commenting on one well-known comic. "Ho can have a couple of swell shows uiid tho next week come up with a cruller. U s jrd lor him to keep up Hint pnco. "I think the only tduiw that has found a fool-proof formula Is the Luclllo Ball-Deal Arnaa show. Thcv seem lo come up with a lot o( IiiukIis every tlma and the pro duction is terrific. A lot of the other shows hit a few good weeks and then Mint floundering." The Uoll-Arnaa show Is on filial and It la probable that Ding's show would be. loo. n Is donbllul ll he Would do li live telecast A pcrlecllonij.1 land a Utile lanv, also I, he pioneered the use ol iraitscrlbed shows on I he radio net works. Ha pointed out tho value of building library of TV shows (or reissue purposes. But Hlng emphasised that he wouldn't do a weekly TV show. "The thought of It staggers me." he laughed. "But even If I had ine time to do a ahow every week I don't think It would be wise. Television Is a totally dllferent me dlum from radio. I think It's dan gerous lO aUOenr hwi rr,...nii IV. No only do you run out of material, but you wear out your welcome with the public, i. ,hml1 ll "amo way with pictures If you make too many, he public gels weurv. I remem- oer tho stock rnimintiw (V...I .. I n ... ' 3U' ter' nV ."".. f""1'" new Picture every u-.-nl- ft suit Is that none of them' can get Jobs now. "And look at Charlie Chaplin. Hla pictures are always eagerly awaited. Thai's because he only makes one every three or four years." Many stars aro giving up radio for TV. and I asked Blng If he would be following the trend. "I don't think so." he replied. "CBS seems to want me to con tinue, so I see no reason why I shouldn't." The crooner Is currently work ing, in famous " with Juno Wv man and Ethel Barrvmore. The studio describes It as Ding's most ! dramatic nirmr in h,,,- ew ,k. first time on the screen, he has a grown son. portrayed by Robert 1 Arthur. (Oary Crosby was sough! for the role, but his father vetoed the idea.) Blng has even sprinkled some grev In his toupee to make the relationship moro believable, Draft Test To Be Held WASHINGTON, !r About 53.000 college students are expected tu take the collego quallflcatlin test tomorrow, to become eligible lor a draft deferment If they pass II. The number compares with a total of 330,000 who took tho lest last spring and summer. The testing system was set un by selective service to live its local draft boards evidence of a student's ability to continue col lege study. The score on the test and the student's scholastic rank in his class mny be used as a guide by the draft board for an educational deferment. s The present yardsticks for de ferment are a score of 7u or a ranking In the upper hall of the Ireshman class, the upper two thirds of the sophomore class, the upper three-fourth of the junior clans. Draft boards are not bound to defer a man even though he meets these standards. More than 60 percent of those who took the test previously got better than a 70 score. - Dog Tries To Commit Suicide PROVIDENCE. R.I., (PI The Rhode Island society (or the pre vention of cruelty to animals Is convinced It has a dog on lis hands that Is trying to commit suicide. George J. Rcllly, miinagcr of the 'society, said last night the small, brown mongrel dog Jumped In the Woonasquatuckct river twice In the last two days, both times lighting off rescuers until captured with long poles and nooses. Now Rellly says, the dog Is ap parently trying to Btarvo himself, rejecting both food and warm milk. Rcllly says he's hoping the dog's owner would show up so he con find out what's troubling tne dog. AT LAtT OAT rwi.D( AW -5 ymA ""WCHT,i ftfo If. Civil Trial Findings Told Findings of a civil trial held two months ugo In circuit court were recorded yesterday In the circuit clerk's of I Ire. George Hhcrldan Bpnu-er turd the boiilhei'n Pacific uillruad Mr permanent Injuries claimed uf fered In n lnr-ti nlii collision at tile Old Joe Wrlulit road crossing Muy II, 11)30. He asked 110.000 fur In- turlea to tho head, face and right nee. Findings on Ihe trial buurd by Judge David It. Viimlrnliem give tilierldau a Judgment of 10500 At ttiriirv fur tilierldau was U. S. Uul entine. Railroad attorneys will have 10 days lo reply lo the findings of lite court befure Judgment Is llnal, Ihe circuit clerk said. IUtfilil1 vIa hew irpE !L4lll&!m V"!;S ill will MlttSlaAh pMMMItaaaa.MMsasSksAia a- - COWt ONI, COVI LL AHO III . IIOMM called her SHOCKING! , MENtiM her as soon as they tot her number! fir mm fvT mm -W t AHO AT NO AOOITIOHAL COST YOU WILt MI "AIOU UN SOOCIC'ICrtM.) "THI KHtfl THaOWIIf "uoso crpiNS tTullMl cjr) thi 1TIT ktMlD N(Wt MUST END TODAY FlKED mom saniKiMlg MH.I.IH -!UI!!1 I li U It 9 U AT I i in .rMCWv it .xv 1 111.1 1 wtw m I t.jl a ' imiii a JiKla IB
