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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. DKCKMUKIt 2H, mi PAGE TWO KFJI U5 Kc PST Wedneaday Evening, Dec. e 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :1S Klamath Theater Quia 6 30 Around T-jwn New. . I I) Sam Hlw-NfM MBaj U Bill Henry MBS TOO Mlalerloe Traveler MBS 130 CUro Kil MBS 00 What Name Sonf MBS 30 Behind the Story MBS S:43 Hetdelberf Harmonalrea t OO Glenn Hardy Newa MBS :U rulton Lewla Jr. 30 Wrettllng a :5S S-Mla Pinal MBS 10:00 Wre.lllni " io n I Love a Myetenr MBS 10:30 International Airport MB! 11:00 Nlfht Owla Newa 11:05 Nlfht Owla Club 12.00 Sinn Of . KFJI 1150 Kc PST Thursday. Dec. it . 00 Mualral Reveille :3 Vartnera' Bulletin Board :J5 Local Newa 7 00 Hemingway Newa MBS 1:13 Breaklaat Cans MBS T 30 Newa T:43 Beat Buya S:O0 Cecil Brown MBS B:13 Breaklaat Gang MBS 28 aaa. wtauwi aai,nni MM ROMAN YitpaMATO 'Cut NELSON r. Plus -r CARTOON - NEWS SPORTS - COMEDY Continuous Daily Hiliriois comedy if i covbty win beam a Honywoo edebritjl M-6-M presents TICKETS FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE . 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Theater Quli 6:30 Around Town Newa 6:45 Sam Hare Newa MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Harmony Time T:15 Sports Album T:30 Family Ttientre MBS 8:00 Tarsan MBS 6 30 Behind the Story MBS 6:45 Heidelberg Harmonalrea B OO Glenn Hardy Newa MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewia Jr. MBS 9:30 R'. 6t Gun Club MBS B:5S 5-Mtn. Final MBS 10:00 I Love A Mystery 10:15 Murder by Experts MBS 10:45 U.S. Navy Bard 11. -00 Night Owla Newa 11:05 Night Owl Club 12:00 Sign Off. KFLW 14M Kc PST Wednesday Evening, Dec 2 60 SporU HlghltghU 6:15 Home Town Newe 6:25 World Nrv Summary 6:30 Suburban Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attraction on ABC 7.-00 The Lonv Ranger ABC t-30 Mystery Theater ABC 8:00 The Top Guy ABC Judy Garland Story May Be Latest Hollywood Biography Bv ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD. (NEAl Exclu sively Yours: "The Judy Garland Story. a film .biography starting with the days when Juay was sing tng as one of the Cumm Sisters, mav be Louis B. Mayer's first movie away from MGM. The vet eran producer Has neen discussing the Idea with Judy, who Is ready, willing and able to star in the pic ture. The mnevine burs Is that Proi Act. finally has agreed to let MGM make his life story and that Donald O Connor will play rrea. "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" was the bait that lured Betty Gra- ble back to Fox after an eigm- month suspension. The studio slipped her the news mat anouier doll would get the part U she did not call off her beef, uetty came running. Maria Montez's sisters are angry over the handling of the star's per sonal effects by the Jean Pierre Aumont family. Keepsake items, they claim, are being sold. Mae West's walls that she won't play a mother rule In a movie for Arthur Lubin haven't ended his ef- Quake Rocks California LOS ANGELES. W The serenity and calm of Christmas In South mm California wax rent by a late afternoon earthquake that was felt in six counties but caused no aam aire. Fnlririter of the temblor was In the Pacific ocean, south of San Clemente island. Ocean depths there ranee uq to 6600 feet. Dr. Chales Rlchter. California Institute of Technology seismologist, said the quake, which lasted between 20 and 30 seconds, was sufficiently strong to cause considerable dam age if it had originated in a popu lous area. nr. Richter nlaced the magni tude of the quake between i'.'i and 6 on a scale of maximum 12. The Long Beach quake of 1933 was 6'.i and claimed 118 lives. Yesterday's temblor started at 4:48 p.m. Its slow, rolling motion frightened many persons and some of them rushed into their yards or streets. The quake set off burglar alarms in Inglewood, southwest of Los Angeles. The north-to-south radius of the quake was 325 miles and it reached 110 miles from Santa Cataltna Is land to San Bernardino. Ventura, on the north felt a strong jolt, as did El Centra, deep In trie imperial valley and only a few miles from the Mexican border. The seismograph indicator at the Caltech laboratory was thrown past the recording limit, causing a de lay in determining the intensity but Dr. Rlchter said this is not unusual in the case of strong local quakes. Korean Truce To End Tomorrow MUNSAN, Korea, 11 A 30-day truce trial ceriod ends in Korea tomorrow. But armistice negotia tions win go right on. The freezing 145-mlle front may remain quiet. Or It may explode In a violent end to 30 days of twi light war. That was anybody's guess. Authorities disagreed. Passing of the deadline will wipe out a tentative cease-fire line. It men must be re-drawn. If an armis. tlce Is signed, to show actual bat tle chances. 'me official 30 day deadline, a U.N. command spokesman said. Is mianignt Thursday. That's 10 a.m Thursday, EST. CABBY LACK NEW YORK, Wl Defense plants sre ruling taxi drivers from the pavements of New York, Industry leaaers say, malting it Harder and and harder to find a cab. An es timated 800 to 1000 taxlcabs about ten percent of New York's total fleet have been Idled because their drivers are seeking better pay In defense Jobs, operators said yesterday. 8 Rogue Gaiter ABC BOO Proudly We Halt B.30 Northwest ArtUU 10.00 10 P M Headltnea 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 1100 Nwi Summary 11.05 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Thursday, lec. 37 6 00 Sign on New Summary 6 05 Corn in the Morn. 6 45 Farm Fare T OO Newa Bkfst Edition T:15 Charlie's Roundup f 30 Bob Garred it Newa ABC T 40 Top of the Morning T 55 Mutlc 6 00 Breakf.tt Club ABC 9 00 Hank Henry Show 9 30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley. Ntwa ABC 10 15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My Truo S4ory ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC 1103 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop St Shop 11:20 J.mmie Fldlcr 11:30 Against the Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 13:00 Noon Edition New 1215 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC 1:00 Paul Harve.' ABC l:i5 Better Living 1:30 Mary Margaret McBrlde ABC 3 00 Battn Brlefa 315 Accent on Ma tody 3:30 Joyce Jordan, M-D. ABC 3 5 Rom. Evelyn Winter ABC 3:00 Ted Maton ABC 3:15 When Girl MarrieJ DC 3 30 Perfect Husband ABC 4 00 Mary Marltn ABC 4:13 Requeatfully Your 5:00 Fun Factory ABC 3:35 Will Rogers ABC 5 30 Chat HunUcy ABC 3:45 It's Movie Time 6 00 S-mrts Highlights 6:15 Home Town New 6:25 World News Summary 6 30 Suburban Serenade 6 45 Headline Edition ABC 6 55 Coming Attractions on ABC T OO Mr President ABC 7:30 Barbershop Harmonica 7:45 Serenade in Blue 8 00 Orig. Amateur Ilr. ABC 9:45 Organ Maic 9 00 Hotl) wood Star Pl house ABC :J0 Memorable Music 10:00 10 P M Headlines 10.15 Club Can Do ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sign Off forts to sell her on the Idea. "I still think I can talk her into It." the director says. Mae. meanwhile, is trying to sen Lubin on an Idea that she has for a comeback film. Sir Alexander Korda win mm a movie titled, -Who Is Sylvia?" Nope, not a biography of . Mrs. Clark Gable. . . . The Bob Top ping-June Home Idyll Is over. . . . Ruth Roman won't talk on the sub ject of the exclusion of her hub by's name from the New York So cial Register. It's a taboo topic on the Warner lot. too. . . . Pattl Page's agreed to lose 10 pounds before taking a Warner nun test. All eait references to the West Point cadets who were dismissed for cribbing have been dropped from the script of UI s "Francis Goes to West Point." Direct orders from West Point. Rome-returnee Shelley Winters gives this picture of Ingrld Berg man on the set of Roberto Roasel lini's new movie: "She sits quietly on the sidelines like a little Italian wife and speaks only on cue from Roberto." All the major studios are bid ding for ' Earthquake Lake," pro duced by the men who made "Beaver Valley." It's a combina tion nature film and dramatic story, photographed in a Tennes see primitive area. John Huston predicts an Oscar for Humphrey Bogarts work in "African Queen." Bogie, meanwhile, is writing a magazine story titled. "John Huston, Man or Monster?" Vanqer Has XmasAtHome HOLLYWOOD, W Film produc er Walter Wanger spent a peace ful Christmas day with wife Joan Bennett and their two small daugh ters yesterday. Today be stands in court to face a charge that he assaulted Miss Bennett's agent with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder. The 67-year-old producer re turned to the family home yester day for the first time since he was arrested 13 days ago on charges that he shot Jennings Lang. At the time Wanger told police that Lang was breaking up Ms home. . His arraignment is In nearby Santa Monica superior court. Wan ger was Indicted by the county grand Jury after the parking lot shoollng In which Lang was wound ed in the groin. Wanger arrived at his Beverly Hills home at 7 a.m. for a Christ mas breakfast with his daughters, Stephanie, 8"2, and Shelley, 3. Then Miss Bennett Joined them and they all went to the girls' second-story playroom to open presents. There was a turkey dinner in the evening. Despite the pleasant family gath ering, friends said there was little possibly that the Wangers will be reconciled. He moved out of the house right after the shooting. Lang recently left a hospital and Is recuperating at his home. Slide Blocks SP Line At Wicopee For the second time In four days, the Southern Pacific main line yesterday was blocked by a slide for several hours at Wicopee, 130 miles north of Klamath Falls. Some scheduled trains were can celled and others ran several hours late. , Last Saturday, a slide at wicopee had the - main line blocked for some 14 hours. FIRE CHICAGO. W An alarmed dog was credited with saving 11 per sons early today when a two-story brick building on Chicago's near northwest side caught fire. The family pet. 'Skipper" awakened Lester Filskov when smoke from a basement fire aroused him. Fil skov, a carpenter, awakened his mother, his wife, their two chil dren and two grandchildren, find the Peter Cebulko family who lived In an adjoining flat, and called the fire department. Deputy Fire Marshal Albert Petersen said the cause was undetermined. H esti mated his loss at 110,000. HIGH-COST POLLUTION FIGHT IS AGENCY PLAN . WASHINGTON. IA A coopera tive state and federal survey rec ommends a l"i milium dollar municipal program In -the upper Columbia river basin to combat water pollution. The report, Issued this week, was prepared bv the U.S. public health service lii cooperation with the VVa.-vliniK.toii state pollution con trol commission. The banln is drllned as Includ ing all the area draining into the Columbia river below the Cana-1 dian border and above the mouth of the Yakima river, exclusive of the Spokane river drainage. i While stating that orgaulo pollu tion of Uie region's waters Is not great In comparison with other basins of the I'acillc Northwest the report said known requirements for treatment of municipal wastes Include six new plants, en largement of one plant and re Reds Blast Kennan For Ambassador MOSCOW. Hi Ora-ge F. Ken nan. American diplomat men tioned for the lob ol U.S. ambas sador to Moscow, was attacked today In Prnvda. the ottlclal Com munist party paper. It called him a supporter of antl Soviet organisations and listed the East European funu of th? Ford Foundation among these, i Kennan resigned as president of the fund November 13. The Pravda attack appeared to be geared to Russia's current "anti-spy" propaganda campaign). Criticism of Kennan's work for the fund was In a dispatch Irom a Pravda correspondent In the Unit ed States. The attack Indicated Kennan. a Russian-speaking student of Rus sian life and widely recognized Western authority on Soviet gov ernment affairs, would not bo ac ceptable as ambassador to Mos cow. i Pres. Truman said Novembe r 20 Kennan was being considered to succeed Ambassador Allan G. Kirk. The president commented that Kennan had an Important part in developing the American policy for containment of Communism and "certainly oujht to know his way around out there.") Excerpts from the Pravda ar ticle, printed on the foreign events page,. saidC "In the .current year, the most generous appropriations from this i Fordi fund have been given for actlvlzation of underground activ ity of various anti-Soviet agents and the conduct of subversive antl Soviet propaganda, particularly radio propaganda. "Tho fund Is managed by the former administrator of the Mar shall plan. Paul Hodman, and the direct activity o. tulioidlaing anti Sovfct organizations Is directed by George Kennan, now listed as 'on vacation.' " The Pravda article listed other prominent Americans It said were engaged in various ways in sub versive activity against Russia. Among them are former State Secy. Sumner Welles. ex-Pres. Her bert Hoover, Gen. George C. Mar shall. Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark. U.S.-U.N. Ambassador War ren R. Austin, New York's Oov. Thomas E. Dewey, and Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex.) Police Probe Theft Tries Attempted burglarizing of Don Divins Marine Supplies. 123 N. I Spring, sometime Christmas Day,, was reported today by city police, i Officers reported an attempt was . made to enter the building by ! breaking a window on the north , side. But, Police said, the breaking attempt was not successful. i A prowler was successful Mon day night in rifling the room of D. F. Jones at the Bisbee Hotel, j Jones told police he lost a bill fold containing 110. a suede Jacket, sports shirt and pair of slacks. 1 An attempt to enter a car at 720 Front, Monday night was not successful. Marshal Moon told po lice the windshield In his car was ; smashed but nothing taken. I Wallace C. Cannady, 437 Grant, ! reported to Police he lost a wallet i containing S25 In the downtown area sometime Monday evening. Madman Shoots Up Quebec Town SHAWINIOAN FALLS, Que.. W A lonely Christmas drove Jean Marie Trottier mad. The 24-year-old bachelor gun and sword hobbyist heard the Joyous sounds of revelllons, the all-night Christmas morn parties following midnight mass for ' the French speaking people. They were not for him. Alone, he prowled the streets, shooting as he went, terrorizing people caroling along the way. First he wounded Police Ser geant Mathlas Lachance. Then he killed Constable Louis Langevin, 8, the favorite cop of the village children. A manhunt was started with shoot to kill orders. Five hours later Trottler's body was found In a snowbank with his head blown off by a charge from his .303 rifle. The verdict of the coroner was murder and suicide while of un sound mind st 2 a.m. Christmas morning. " ' if" KLAMATH tki.Lt. 0100. AMERICAN CHINESE Feadt el Hierfr beat I n. 4 Hi Or)n Te Take Oat Btn B. Lt Mgr. placement of seven others. Some of this work was under way when the report was prepared. The report said new plants are required at WowUclire. Colvllle, Grand Coulee, East Wenatchee, MILLER'S PRE BACK BETTER THAN EVER OUR AMAZING DOLLAR-STRETCHING SALE! GETTING READY FOR A NEW SEASON . . . WITH A DRASTIC STOREWIDE SALE ON WINTER MERCHANDISE! SHOP EARLY QUANTITIES LIMITED! LADIES' ROBES Assorted colors and styles to please. Wonderful values priced for this event. SECOND FLOOR CLOSE-OUT! . 4 Electric Broilers for roast ers. Brand name to uso with rectangular roaster. Keg. 8.95 One Electric Roaster Timer Reg. 13.50 9.88 DOWNSTAIRS MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Famous make shirts in fan cies and white 14 to 13. Reg. priced at 3.95 STREET FLOOR 5 DOZEN BOYS' Winter Caps and Helmets With fuzzy ear-muffs in all wool plaid or plain styles. Ass't. colors. Reg. to 3.50. SECOND FLOOR COMFY - WARM BLANKETS Part wool in plain colors or patterns. Fieldcrcst. Pep perell. Purrey. Reg. 11.95 DOWNSTAIRS RAYDUROY DRAPERY FABRIC A new beautiful rayon cord designed for bedspreads and matching draperies. Green, gold, rose, brown. 36 inch. Reg. 2.49 yard. DOWNSTAIRS NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES Mud and Include a Biewaler complcte the latter In ewer lyatem. Inn was recommended at Ulieweliih, Kllavllle, Cn.ihmere, Coulee City, Harrington. Heurdou and Witter vtllt? oulncy ahould enhiiio in facilities. Tho report said Imliisliiul waste treatment requirements atlll are undetermined, but added ttutt 10 of the 39 Industrial plants are known PRICE Vi 5 2 95 1" 1 00 I" to provide Inadequate treatment. running to the llanloid atomic energy plant's ir:iilreiiirnl for In i no amounts of rlt'uu water, the report warned that "certain lyiiea of waalea entering the Columbia river above the atomic energy iilunt water Inlnko could be a rloiia ham can In l ie piocriuiini' turn nl radioactive materia a in of radioactive millennia." I wastes dlacharged bv that plum Tor this reeaon." It added, aro below eaubllahed tolerance "sludlea aro lierdrd on Irrigation 'standarda. - INVENTORY MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS A wide assortment In ga bardines, rayons, novelties. SM-L Reg. to 5.93 STREET. FLOOR GIRLS' HOLIDAY DRESSES Dainty Taffetas In adorable styles just for festive occa sions. 3 to 12 SECOND FLOOR FAMOUS MAKE HOSIERY 51 gauge 15 denier sheer quality hose a chance to save on the finest brands. BVa to 10',i. STREET FLOOR NAME BRAND NYLON SLIPS Dainty styles with lace trimming in pink or while. Assorted styles. SECOND FLOOR MEN'S PAJAMAS Famous brands In middy or coat styles. Fine quality broadcloth. A-B-C-D. Reg. 3.95 and 4.95 STREET FLOOR CLOSEOUT ARTIST MODEL Foundations Some Styles in Nylon Sizes available 34 35 -41 42 - 43 - 44. Values 12.50 to 16.50. SECOND FLOOR rotu'it flows In (lie Columbia ba. Ill ..rlgallon project and on other polluting waaloa that could enter the rlvor from this project's tin velopnieiit." ' . 7 Unerring further In the llunl.itf plant, the reiiort said pieaeut In- tnrmallon imin-uica inn conceiitra- 3 298 Reg. 3.98 398 Reg. 4.98 4 98 R.g. 5.98 2 95 and 3 95 ALL SALES FINAL ,00 3 5
