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PAGE tWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH KALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 3, my) in ii '"'' w i iimiivij)ipm'Mi.m)iin nmnnniiiiiw KFLW-145 Kc.-PST Saturday, livening, May 3 oo Sporu Hlf hliihl , . , e:!S Horn Town Niwi :2ft World Newt Summary ID Roy Actitl S Wordi of Lira 1:00 Mr. Dlltrlct Attr, ABC 7:23 MUIC 1:30 Look to the Skin 1:4.1 KUHS Radio Sport) Dept. 8-00 Tha Lon. Ranaar ABC 8::i0 Pacific Coast Baseball 30:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:1.1 Pacific Coart BlKball 11:00 Newi Summary 11:03 Hid Off . . KFI.W 143t Kc. PST &unday, May 4 B OO Necro Collect Cholra ABC :30 Lllht and Lit Hour ABC :00 Calvjry Echoei 8:1.1 Brunch T-ma ABC B .TO National Veapera ABC 10:00 Marine In Review ABC 10:30 Piano- Playhoui ABC 11:00 Klamath Lutheran Church 'ROTOTWN ON . - ii mBh.mmm' ..a ' u aa as il BflVIUI' i ai' II --'$ BETWEEN THE Ti akin THF T- ' SIERRAS... law M'tt t 6cfffarfe FfiAtiaseo I ISTORY, (mm if n IL VAN JOHNSON DOROTHY McGUIRE RUTH ROMAN Snvitation MDNIGHr'TONIGHt AlanYOUKG Dinoh SHORE Jli", Aarlt Jf jwn Roparl Merrill n L The Bowery Boya in ''Smtiecler'a Cove" "Fl(bling Fools" SUNDAY ONLY tlflRfJfNORPE -Alt AMIRICAN PASSAGE llflO Old Fft'hloned Revival Hour ABC 1:00 Voire of Prophecy ABC 1:30 flreate-t Story Evr Told ABC a 00 Hour of Derision ABC 2:30 Sonfi Of Faith a u J mmlc ridlcr 3:00 Church in the Horn ABC 3:30 Herald Of Truth 4:00 Stop tha Music ABC S 00 Drew Petri on ABC 5.15 Meet Corltu A re fur ABC 5:45 BUI Tusher ARC 6:00 Proudly We Hail rSO Guwt Star 6:45 Home Town Nrwt 6:5S World Newt Summary T OO Canradiiu Rhthrns , 1:30 Stewart Crate ABC T 43 Chel HVniley ABC . 8 00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:15 Monday Moxntn Headline ABC t lil Pacific Conn Baretoall 10:00 10 P. M Headlinaa in 13 Pacific Cwt Baseball tlroa Newt Summary 11:05 Sijrn Off K FLU 1430 Kc rST Monday, May 6 00 51 in On New Sum. 03 Corn tn the Morn C:45 B & B TV 7:00 News Breakfast Ii. 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred, Newt ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning ; 7:55 Jo.in Come ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 8.00 Hank Henry Show 8:0 My True Story ABC WhUper.nt Streets ABC i 10:15 Asalnst The Storm ABC . 10:30 Chet Hunllev ABC ; 10:45 Break the Bank ABC i 11:15 Stop and Shop ' Prro lone Journey ABC 11:45 County Afent Speaks ll.rs Marl:et Report 1 . 00 Noon Edition News ir-15 Pavless SVelk Show , 11:30 Lucky "U" Ranch ABC 1- 1:1 Better Uvta 1:03 N-ry Vat 1m ABC 1:45 Rom. of Evelyn Winters ABC 2:00 Betty Crocker ABC z:i3 t?ain briefs 2:30 Mary Marfaret McBride 3-00 ABC Late .News ABC 3:15 Ted Ma lone ABC 3:?0 Big Jon 8c Sparkle ABC : 3:45 Mark Trail ABC 7 4:00 Request fully Youri 5:00 Fun Factory ABC 5:25 World Flight Repirtrr RC SMBKKSBK3In .MINIMUM rw w:f3f( kf-1 o 1? I "i IE Norblad Favored to Get first District Nod Again IW PAIL W. 1HHYKY SAl.IIM Ml 8.1U-0 Rop. Wnllur Nui ulittl, 1 1 io yuunu Aslui iH luwvi-i. went lu Ctinnicin six yenr nuu. he lin.Mi't had any trouble winning rt'i'lccllon. 'Ihl.i lime, lie hin Iwu i opiHinenia III Hie' Ituptibllrnn pri mary, urn iiciiner 1.1 urn kiiuwii In the Flint Uitlrkt tNurthwcm Oi'ckuiii. The Iwo opponents are Hlnle Rep. Riirl E. l''l.-.hrr, llio Denver- ton hor.sernitl.sh n rower, deieuletl IKE GREETED IN GERMANY Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer shake hands at Bonn's Sehaumburg Palace where the two con ferred about the prospect of peace for Europe. U. S. High Commissioner John J. Me Cloy (left) and German Undersecretary of State Walter Hallstein (glasses) look on at the exchange of greetings. Following their first private conference. Gen. Eisenhower said he and Adenauer "found ourselves in warm agreement." (AP Wirephoto via radio from Frankfurt.) er an.va he wants rrntiiutltin GtiitMltulloiinl uovenmient n lour lane htitliwnv front Oitboii ,'lly lo Hulein. beller aelinnla, more Pwl nlllce biilUllnua, a anlnmti hitlehriy on every nver. statehood lor Alu'ka unci llawnll, inure sltlp- ,rlli nil llivlnlblr govel nintnl," llimvi auya. i HtiWTVer. 'Illowiwaitya hn ,, antiiiioiilnlii toward the Jvuj,;, people. J HUMAN ' He oppoi-rn Prendeiil '1111111,111, Kelaure u( Hie aleel iliiluMiy. i,ai. Inn it con Id lend lo Hie 'mm-,,,, ineiil'a laklnii over of all lndtiMla llrowii operaloa n Ulf llllieii ,.' rhiiril, kill now la (linking up ol Ida Ireea lie imy Ihe ilrn pi Ice hun dropped irom '19 cnn , a pound lo 10 cenla because I'l,-,,. iriiinan unowa loiriun in. buildlnit (or Oii-koii. oltl-itKe pen- urrt.n to be iinnoiletl, lower lil.e.v nno noiieniy 111 aion-H. Itovei iiinent I''lsliei' htN been In liilnre tor III yeitra. I lie opponeN nil inreiKll am, hiu , inya tne unuru i-fniiona nilla t.'nn,. Ihe Iriilv , nmniMii and vmlittea Ainc-ii, MivereiKiny. 111 nwn oppieit Cni. lepol iver to a letter a.' k.no Iii.h views. Fisher said "read the voters pain- , phlet." I JIA.NV IUFAS In the Voter's Poniphlel, Fl.--h- r. runes that Oreiion'a llr-tiuljlli u deleunllon III Conurewi Isn t tclnn, Oreuon Ita aliare o( ledeml tn x money. Joiu-a dencrlbes hlinsrlf ai a tttKksevell Uemoerut. Toynbee Seeks i Western Union Pinza Says He's Fed Up With WEshy-Washy Roles HOLLYWOOD (NEA Elo Pinza usur.lly clams tip ' when Mr. ImDerium" and "SirlctLv Dtshon- 1 orable." his only two starring movies for MOM. But he let me .know todpy that he's not "one jleetle beet" downhearted about his screen career. fiom beinu lover to actor wh : believable." ' Sam Goldwyn. as Ed Murrow's TV truest, was asked If he thought ueoDle would continue to ro out Uo the movies when they could Ret 1 tree TV at home. I That impersonation, knitting and all, Uiat mimic Arthur Blake did of Eleanor Roosevelt in I Fox's "Diplomatic Courier," has nw nrn-ttnui utfr-iiifn nni. I II "Woae ef Wtatilngton Square" p Sunday -monday" 5:30 ABC Quartet Prom Chicaso ARC h' tnctH Aiictinn akhwMit 8:15 Home Town Kevu 65 World Ke-vi Summary :r TwH'rht Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attractions on ABC 7.00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:45 Stewart Craig ABC 8.00 The Bit. Hand ABC 8:30 Build the Basin 10:00 10 PM Headlines 1C.15 Serenade 4n Blue 10:30 Imomn-A Club 11:00 News Summirr 11.-05 Sign Off KFJI 1!50 Kc PST Saturday. E renins. May 3 6:00 Around Town News 6:15 Klanuth Theater Quiz 6:." Assembly of C-v Hour 70 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8-00 MGM Theatre MB5 t:00 News MBS 9:15 Mr. Mstery MPS 9:30 Dance Orch. MBS 9:55 News MBS 10 00 Lombardo Land USA MBS 10:30 Crowell's Nest MBS 11.00 Ntrht Owls Km 11.05 Night OwU Club U.00 Sign Ott KFJI 1151 Kc PST Sunday, May 4 8:00 Wings of Kealinar 8:30 5-Mm. News 8:35 Music 8:45 Children's Chape! 9:00 Radio Bible Class MBS 9:30 Klam. Rev. Center 9:45 Island Melodi. 10:00 News MBS IL.I5 Ciark Risers MBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11. DO Frank and EmMi URI 11:15 Show Tunes 11:30 Guest Star 11:45 Sunday Favorites MBS k:w nooncey. news -13:15 BUI CunatnaTham inta 12:20 Afrorce Hour MBS i.w urrictai etecuve MBS 1-25 News MBS 1:30 Crime Fighters MBS 15 Bobby Benson MBS 2.00 The Shadow MBS 2:30 True Detective MBS 0:00 Gabbv Hivm STR I 3:30 Nick Carter MBS o.Kj ecii crown, jvews MBS 4:00 News MBS 4:15 Mara Rogers MBS 4:30 Steam host Jamboree 5:00 Musical Arts Council 5:30 Lutheran Choir 6:00 Around Town Newa 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quiz 6:30 Youth Views the News c-j j. j. Antnony mzs 7:30 Down You Go MBS ' 7:55 News MBS ; 6:00 Twenty Questions MBS 8:30 Forward America 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MB1 9:15 Voice of America ! 8:30 The Whistler CBS . lb:(K MGM Musical Comedy Theatei MBS 11:00 Sign Off j KFJI 1150 Kc rST Monday, May S 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:40 Look to the Skies , 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:30 Take to the Air 7:00 Hemingway News MBS j 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS ; 7:30 Headlines tt Bylines 7:45 Bert Buys 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS . 8:30 Bible Institute MRS 9:00 Homemaker Harmonics , 9:15 Platter Party ( 9.45 Favorites of Yeterdav Jfwspiw of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 f-M Pofntep . ! 10:4.1 Concert ! 10:55 Cutiins U OO Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 1I-1A - rt. xnaa 1 1200 Name Bands i 12:13 noonday News 12:30 Your Dance Tunet 12:45 Market and Livestock 2:5.i Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Take $ NVmber MBS 2:00 News. jVtS 2:05 News MBS 2:H Iv.o rt ?' 3:15 Answer Man MBS 3:30 Ricky's Recueit 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:rt Curt fiscey T'me MS 4:45 Sam Hayes, News MBS .00 Bobby Benson MBS 5:30 Wild BUi Hlckok, MBS 6:55 News MBS 8:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Kiamath Theatre Vuiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes. News MBS :. Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 8:00 Let George Do It MBS R-:-'l HHHv.-n-t Theater Rites 8:00 Glenn Hardy Newa MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBf 8:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS Sport Final 9:55 3-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Lova a Mviterv mi 10:15 Dance Orch. 10:30 War Front-Home Front MBS 11 to r.icnt owls News 11:05 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off been scissored from the film. Mri. run wouicui'l okay It. Rory Calhoun and LUa Baron ere confiding to Intimates that thev have a transaclir.n vith the stork bureau around September . . . Jane Wyman's kidney condition Is kicklntr UD RCUln and urnrv mnv I In Hollywood for Fox's 'Toniitht i be necessary if a tons rt nurinri We Saiff" and his NBC-TV pro- j Elsa Atruirre, the Ava Gardner gram. Ezio admitted that he's; of the Mexican film Industry, is wide open for movie carts "eef . . iiatalnir the blood pressure of studio "Eef they're believable' the , talent scouts. She's tourine the chanted Evening man said. "Onlvjest coast at J3000 per week. i thine I believe ees I should si itch character man and leading jman , new platinum blonde locks and Board pnd chairman of the Veyerhaeuser Chairman Dies ST. PAUL l.fl Hnrrv T Ken. oau, cnairman of the board oi 'ill iintierf Kit. -n i.ke ih mni De..iW2rh?-'!1icr b.lrs S - S1- ot'w "1 achtevmu unllv. Paul, died I rlday of a heart at- ..Thls couny n, rrUlred an lack at While .Sulphur Snrlnss. empire asalnst ita will, unlike W. V buslnesa associates were rni Ile-r nations which Rnlned theirs informed. bv r0nquesl." he iald, "But re- Kendall ane his wife were at-1 member," he added, "the Roman tendlnR a meeting cf the United 'nave tltljensliin to the peoples States Chamber of Commerce, of thev concuiered.'' which he wai a director. He had , He sold PnsJla Is not likely to Joined the . Weyerhaeuser Lumber Mart an actii'es.sive war. Company In 193!. At his death. Xendall was M,ui n, ....i.Mxtll m-ttU'll l-nfM M lllln rv I I ll Ullr.'t ,., iu ii i.riinuip ui nam i Bol poim,-, tlnoiiuli his lallier, to rail all American Hoops honin against colored oleoninrm.rlnr. i Urowlli ,ho ,m(,, om,.e Pr. ( nbnmd and Kenneth h. Brown a lleryala o( ,10 ,-,, , w Nr,,lH( , ,,, , IZ7, nohtln. 'n!.'"' ' "I"?40 """ " ft7d;,,.," !"",P,r'" """ ' '"""""' "" '" miners ponuwil i at vet. lalicnipt was In 11)311 when he ran . ttlln v llm. Where Fisher Mitmls on niitloiuil I for iiovernor, but Charlra A. Hubert II Jniira. t'oiinly f-,,... I.ssucs Is iinkiiown. He refuses lo Sprimue. Hitleni publisher, won Iho tlaKinner ol C.'laikainas (Jouniv ii priiul Interviews miviiik he Is loo Kepulilican nomination and Him I ,,,,,,,,, -,i (,,, n,. n,, .:',, ui-.Tlu ima in niunvia. Jli no- nun in mivciliuci, luu. 1 noinlnnllou tor Mil Iliad a Job Itc lirown is unieriy anti-war lie ran In 1010 on the same plntlnrm (or the suine oil ice, but lo.st to the line Itep. James W. Molt, IU.8BS to 85.;ir8. Broun, who laritis the orltlnnl ll)0-'ear-ol(l tlonutiou land claim ol hi. Dl-u llfltiilltrr lllnttlt.. Ill .!VM I lor the world's troubles. The Jew, he aiiy.s, sponsor world Commu nism, and rim the United tllales. "Within our own country the Jewish minority wields inch tie tnenilntis (Inimeliil iinlllleitl anil j PORTLAND tip lllslorlnii Ar- propatianda power as to constitute ntuiii lu.Miorc tirKiii union 01 inc 1 Western nnllons under one Rovern- ineni nl a mceuiiR here Friday ninlil. He "aid this Is 111 - only method , Lv which the world's democracies Uan preserve and prepnre to paw on the "Rift o liberty which we i hold in trti.-i." i Dr. raynbee. a meniber of Ihe Rnviil Inslinnc ol Inlcrnationnl Aflairs. London, amd It Is uu to f A MIRRORS far an) r.wm in ih a. in? mi r vi. oi ees I Real reason for Anne Baxter's consultant to the Federal Munitions Mtfllhoiir DrflWC nan, new platinum blonde locks andlBoard end chairman of the Lum- ivIMIIttiMl . Oil Interest all een one. ; I willlnne. to pos- tor cheesecake 'Der Mftnufacturlna; division of the : "I don' wan' to be a itishy- photos her yen for tipper roles. National Industry Advisory coun wa?hv type lover. I don' wat' be I cU. a lover at all. A love scene I will ! Now it's Cordon McRae who Survivor Include his widow. i play, yes Ees possible that a wants to join Hope and Crosby in three sons and a daughter, cnaracter leaainir man snouia me oriusn ouen Golf tournament, jmake love. Ees best, though thatlHe's been burning up the slick U should be so natmvl It could hap- IThunderblrd Countrv Club course pen like 'South Pacific'." j at Palm Springs . . . Danny Thorn- f Eiio on critical comment that as. who has entertained at nlentv Lana Turner was much too younc 1 of them, finally gets, a testimonial to be his movie co-3tar i banquet of his own June 2 ! "Lana ees not 16 years old. Mv 'Dtin Dally and his blonde Marie wife ees vcunser lhan Lana and Allison are back together ao.m nobody says our marriage is not with no hint in their ardor of 1&M month's squabbles. Paul Hochttli. in the Houston Press, reports that Dorothy La mour's two-year-old son. Tommv. says "Lala mommy," when he presidential candidate Another 'No' By Stevenson SACRAMENTO l.f Oovernor Adlal Stevenson of Illinois dropped In Friday night from Oregon, jtill saying no to sugcestlons he mlshl be araited to be a Democratic ONTARIO. Ore. if Major oil companies from Texas and Okla 1 homa want to lease county-owned lends In Malheur County. Judge iSewell Stanton said Friday, j The companies, which already have obtained oil rights on some private lands, have odcrrd to rent 1 the land or buy it outright and pay I royalties on oil produced, Stanton said. You Vili Be Delighted With The Paul Hum an Room FAMILY DINNERS SPECIAL CHILDREN'S PLATE POPULAR PRICES Tiiij ronwt hiii NOW APPEARING SERVICE FROM THE CARTS SEA FOODS FRIED CHICKEN THICK STEAKS DANCING AFTER 9:30 P.M. "THE DICK LANE TRIO" "has to ffn " Nnv rwcitVa ninth in yji cuursc. wu om. rcuM: i rier name in "Road to Bali" will be K . ... K.tl . V. . I. ..,11 an mil -. -. 1 iiait kuuu uu. i.'J o .... . u vu. LaiHL . I to dine ' And how much do your pay your cook? la- i i I via i Fashion designer Estelle Allar dale is pooh-DoohinR cracks about Marilyn Monroe being Hollywood's worst-dressed star. Says Estelle: "That dame can chop m a bar Rain basement and tlll hftVr. ru.nl. house elegance." Outspoken Elsa Lanche.ter Is ad mitting that she was mltfrrl with her reception as a night club en- enainer in London this fall "Thev didn't like me being Amer icanized." she walled. "I had songs by American writer and thev re- stmea mat in someone born in England. The press said cruel things about me. I left in riv. earlier than I had planned." j Carole Lombard's old movie hit, "Nothing Sacred." is headed for Broadway as a musical. Julie 8tyne j and Leo Robin arj writing the acore . . . Elizabeth Arden la listen ling to film offers for her fabulous (life and career story. Nothing de finite yet . . . RKO reports that an actor named Adonis DeMllo (?) I picked up an extra's check for a 'day's work in "The Korean Story." I Jane Wyman's beaming over her new recording contract for Decca. She told me. "Years ago. when I tried to be a singer, the bert offer I could ret was a nlRht club date j for 160 a week. And even at that price, I only lasted for a week." A femme star with a flair for hogging the Fpotligh', was modeling her new gown at a mrtv until Don Loner withered her with: "I see your mother Is sewing again." In Portland, he said: "I spent the greatest part of the evening trying to persuade them not lo vote for me." His name was entered in the Oregon primary and 11 can't be taken off. t Stevenson, who was to visit Saturday with Oovernor Warren, a Republican presidential candi date, abo said he Is not In Cali fornia for political purposes. Upon being advised that Oregon Democratic National Committee-1 man Monroe Sweeiland had said he believed "the door is" open to a draft," Stevenson said, in an Interview: "That' Mr. Swcelland's observation. I tried to Impress him otherwise." Asked how he feels about being asked about the presidency every where he slops. Stevenson said: I ' Frankly, It gets a little tire- j some. I haven't been able to devise any new amusing answers." For best advice on your Insurance problems, see Hans Norland, 62? Pine St. K LA HATH PALL. 01009 ' AMERICAN CHINESE Z rV at Mia kswtt i Ml rat Ortien T. Take Oat Ben B. Lie, Mgr. mm mm Belle Howell (2 V0U CAN ADD SOUND TO YOUtt OWN 16 MM W-mOk OLD... ADD MLSIC... 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