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TUESDAY, MAY fl, 10.12
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23 World Ntwa Summary
30 Twilight Berrnad
45 Held I in Edition ABC
S.M Coming Attraction! on ABC ,
1:00 Crratett Story ABC
7:30 United or Not ABC ... ,
11:00 NftWR.and Thtatr ARC .
8:30 Pacific Coast BaietMll
10:00 10 P.M. Headline
10:1ft Pacific Coast Baseball -.
11:00 Newi Summary, . - . . -s. .,
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KFLW Wedneiday, May 1
A:00 Sim on New Summary
:05 Corn In tha Morn ,
6:43 B B TV
9:00 Newi. Break fait Edition
1:1ft Charlie s Roundup
7:30 Bob Uarred & Newa ABC
1:40 Top of tha Morning
?:SS John Conic ABC
8:00 Breakfast Cub ABC -9:00
JUnk Henry Show
(1:30 My True Story ABC
9:35 Whlsperlnc Streets ABC
10:19 Again, the Storm ABC
10:30 Chel Huntley ABC
10:43 Break the Bank ABC
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11:13 Stop & Shnp
11:.TQ Lone Journey ABC
11:43 Muslrat lluundup
11:33 Market Report
12:l0 Ktwi, Noon tditton
13:13 Payleu Sidewalk Show
19:30 Lucky-U Ranch ABC
1:00 Easy Llslenlng ..
1:13 Better Living
1:30 Mary Marlln ABC
1:43 Rom. of KveUn Wtntera ABC
1:00 Betty Crocker ABC
1:15 Basin Briefs
J:30 Mary- Margaret M Bride ABC
J: 00 ABC Late News ABC
8:13 Ted Malone ABC
3:0 Bi Jon Sparkit ABC
3:45 Mark Trail ABC
4:00 Requettrully Youra
5:00 Fun Factory ARC
S:?3 World Fllaht Reporter ABC
3:30 Voice of America ABC
3:43 B B TV
:00 Sports Highlights
:1S Home Town Newa
$.33 World Ntws Summary
:.T0 Twilight Serenade
HMrillM EdiUan ABC
:33 Coming Attractions on ABC
T:00 The Lone Ranger ABC
T:30 Mystery Theatre ABC
8:00 The Top Guy ABC
30 Pacific Coast Bast 011
10.00 10 P.M. Headhres
10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball .
11:00 News Summary
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KFJI Tuesday Evening, May
8:00 Gabriel He Iter MBS
6:13 Klamath Theater JuU
8:30 Around Town Newa
8:40 Something to Think About
6:43 Sam Hayee Newa MBS
6:33 Bill Henry MBS
7.-00 Black Museum MBS
7:00 Peter Salem MBS
8 KM) Count Monte Onto MBS
8:50 Roving at Rudy's
8:43 Heidelberg Karmonalres
9:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS
9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 Mutual N'ewirael MBS
9.45 Sports rtnal
9:53 S-Minute Fli.al MBS
10:00 I Lov A Mystery MBS
10:15 Here to Veti
10:30 Opera Concert MBS
11. -00 Niaht Owls Newa .
1103 Night Owls Club '
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KFJI Wednesday, May 7
6:00 Sunrise Serenade
6:33 Farm Reporter
7:00 Hemingway News MVS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:30 Headlinea Bylines
7:45 Be-.t Buys
8:00 Cecil Brown MBS
8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS
8:30 Bible Institute MBS
9:00 Homemakers Harmonies
9:15 Garden .Guide
9:30 Platter Party
9:43 Favorites of Yesterday
10:00 NewaMDer of tha Air MBS
10:15 Tetlo Test MBS
10:30 LaPointes
10:43 Concert
10:55 Currins
11:00 Ladies Fair MBS
11:25 News MBS
11:30 Queen For A Day MBS
12:00 Name Bands
12:15 Noonday rew '
12:30 Dance Tunes
12:45 Market St Livestock
12:55 K la main Notes
Iff) Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Take a Number MBS
20 News MBS
2:03 News MBS
2:15 Two at 2:13
3:15 Answer Man MBS
3:30 Ricky's Bequest
4:00 Behind the Story MBS
4:15 Hemingway News MBS
4:30 Curt Miuty Time MBS
4:45 Sam Hayes New MBS
5:00 Twilight Time
5:30 Wild Bin H1CK0K MBS
3:55 Newa MBS
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theater Quia
:30 Around Town News i
6:40 Something To Think About
:45 Sam Hayes News MBS
6:55 Bill Henry MBS
70 Family Theater MBS
7:30 Cisco Kid MBS '
so What's tha Nam of song hbs
SUM Mysterious Traveler MBS
90 Glenn Hardy News MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jc MBS
9:30 Wrestllna
10:13 1 Love a Mystery MBS
10:30 Out of Thunder Hs5
110 Night Owls News
115 Night Owls Club
12:00 Sign Off
Artie Shaw Closes Pages
Of New Book to Ex-Wives
IN TRADITIONAL GESTURE, retiring Dunsmuir Mayor
Joseph H. Ailas (left), turns the gavel over to new Mayor
Fred 0. Lloyd, who says he's "in favor of everything
that's good for Dunsmuir."
By I llMxINK JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD INFA1 Behind
Dip Screen: Ln Tumrih Av
CnrUiitT nnil Knlhleen Wlmor emi
rc:x Arlie Slinw tfoesn l oven
mention them m Ills ex-wives In
his "solll-srurchlim" IthM's whftl
the nds will my i itutnblogrMiliv,
The Trouiile Willi Clnderelln,"
due on the bookstall) In Mv,
I wnnrled BMey nrools of ill"
book don'i me how nd
here'! ivhnt Aii e snvs About tlinr.
I'lnue ultrr ivvenlliiK Unit his rexl
name Is Abrnlmm I?sc Arsiinw-
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I inndc nn tinnoiy uoicn 01
cverv Inst one ol my msrriKnes.
Of course. I must v I 's either
clever or lucky enough or mnybe
mst iii Iii Muuld ei'.ouuu (in i
iesst two lnliiiires) lo hnve picked
lUVSeil SOII1C prcuy UHIUII huw ninrlu riv..... ....I
pnruirrs wm-ii v.uir . ku ... )C,ipve Fisher trfi huddling Oil
up the works. ms new -i,,, cnoinntl." about i
mild III llllr.-. ttiia n Mmv- (.,.,,,. ,,. B,,rf . ,..r..
latlon irom loisioy. ..... Dlii Lynn's no for miislr.)
The truth nbout women I will .....,., W. ...-
spenk when I hsvo one leg In the 7 """S.? ;
coffin: then I will quickly pull the ft" " i"L''rT,,', '
oih.-r one In mid clnp down the j.n,.. . Aihihi ' rv.i.rn.
id." Iiltlnii In Hollywood because I.nU
. T ... , . Is supposed to be No. 1 (Irl in
lis hush-hush, but UI received 11,. nf. of Jnck r.r.m.
snecisl periiilssloii from the U. S. I
Tteasurv depsrtmeni to use rei And still the movies wiih TV
$4 and sin bills S10.000 worth sequences roll ofl the line. Now
for scenes In "It Ortws on Trees." Ut's Fox 'Tnxl." n vrn sbout
It's Hie firm tlnw renl hills luveioi who wed-, n colleen In Fire,
ever been photoKrnnhed tor 1 develops mimesis mien his return
movie. All ol Hie bills will he sent 10 the U. S. mid becomes Hie object
bck lo WiifhliiBion nnd burned of n lrenr.led senrcli bv Ills wsr
lolri Mn of jHmes Wnen toiorl
Bwsnson s lexain null In "Three
For Bedroom C", showed his
Uther dinwlng oi k man with
six srnis.
"Why six rms, ton?" Warren
asked.
Glenn answered: "Oh, he'j a
Hollywood chancier. '
Mlndy . Caiboii. utiihtlniialliiR It
lo thunderous applause at tha Mo
cambo. Is admlttliia- Hist ah win
brave the "copycat" taunts and
slur In a 16-mlnute TV snnirfesi
lor NBC patterned aller Dinah
Shore's program. Movie offers are
pourlim In for Mlndy, who re
sembles Insrld Beraman, but she
won't stan any contract that pro
hibits TV.
Wheel Denlse Parcel -queencs
Into a bathuiK suit lor I lie Hi. it
time In her career 111 Esther Wil
liams' forllicomluii "Dnnueiniis
When Wet," The busty French Hal
plays ft'ther s opponent In nn 1
i:iiHllh channel swim.
tiiififin (iiiMNiiinii. Htitllcv Win
ters rniiinnllo ilr,.m. Just Icnincil
Ilie iiielndy jl "The Biar HihuikiIiI
Biinner" and keens whlsiliim H i
pniiles. One nlitlit Bhrllrv said:
"llonev. tlont whl silt tlint-
peonle have to stand tip."
$40,000 Blaze
On Waterfront
PORTLAND I Damage was
estimated at MO.OOO In a fire which
burned a boathouse and cruiser at
the Portland Yacnt ciud Monaay
Tile 53-foot boat was owned bv
John A. Sprouse. Portland.
A number of other cruisers and
boathouses were toned or floated
out of danger.
Cotton Case
Figure Quits
Lodge Holds
Ike Top Man
PORTLAND Oen. Eisen
hower Is the best qualified candi
date to make a durable peace. Sen.
Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts told
a rally here Monday night.
Lodge, who Is Eisenhower's cam
paign manager, said Republicans
must have a winner for their candi
date In the forthcoming election.
"Every time the people have had
n chance to vote lor him," he said,
Eisenhower has been a winner."
Of the general's r1ministrative
experience. Ledge said:
He nandied 12 minion men and
the expenditure of billions of dol
lars and he made a Rood record
as an administrator while president
of Columbia University."
Criticizing the Truman adminis
tration Lodge said. "If Eisen
hower had been president in recent
years, v.e wouldn't have spent 80
billion dollars and have only the
second best air force."
I WASHINGTON uB Clovls D.
Walker, central figure in a Senate
investigation of government cotton
: buying deals, resigned Monday as
; director of the Agrtrulturc Deuart
; ment's cotton branch
In a letter of resignation. Walk
icr said his action "does not con
stitute any implication of guilt on
!mv part" but he felt that to stay In
j office, in the light of charges made
lacainsl him. would be ' enibar
rassing to the dcnnrlincnt and also
: detrimental to my health."
; A department Investigator told
.the Senate Agriculture Committee
.Friday that Walker had given In-
side information lo an Eevplian
Icotton broker about government
I plans lo buv Egyptian cotton.
I Shortly before Walker s resigna
tion was announced. Secretary of
I Agriculture B. annan had asked to
I be heard bv the Senate Agricul
ture Committee to answer a com-
plaint bv Sen. Aiken (R.-Vl.l that
jBrannan had tried to "cover up"
wrongdoing In the farm aid program.
after the picture is completed.
' Burt Lancaster has purchased
I Paul Wellinan's "Broncho Apache"
las an upcoming starring movie
j. . . Producer Anthony Darnbo
rough Is offering half of England
lo Olivia de Havllland to co-str
1 with Michel Rediin-ve In "The
Net. . . . Diplomacy in noiij-oun
depf. Blng Crosbv wanted to start
"The Road to Bnll" on -April 31.
Hope demanded an April 28 start
ing date. The studio compromised
the canieias started turning
April 21. .
I SAFE GETS RIDE
I INDIANAPOLIS ifi-The day af
ter Charles E. Stuart supplied the
"junior deputy" badees which Sher
iff Dan Smith passed out to eager
youngsters, burglm-s broke into
Stuart's automobile agency and
ihauled away a safe In a new car.
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AMERICAN CHI NISI
Mv MM tv (Mm Ta Take Oat
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
Kathurlne Hepburn will play a
70-year-old eraay woman. In "Miss
Ilargreaves" In London her first
Brltirh film . . . Barbara Paylon
and Tom Neal had a hush-hush
meeting with their pal. Jimmy
Cross, who was a witness to the
Tone-Ncal sluglcst, and asked him
to give up his new friendship with
Tone. Cross refused and told Tom
tc please Rick up the bar-bells and
exercise weights stored In his base
ment. . . . Jeff Chandler doesn't
know It. but UI has another Indian
warrior role lor him. The famous j
redskin Osceola in the etudlo I
forthcoming "Seminole."
Glenn Warren, the four-vear-
uride Tile happ- ending comrf
Iwhen the Irish lan spots inlssiim
j hubbv on a TV show. Applauding
' Dagmar?
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Attention farmers: Now li the
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By JEAN OWENS
Small, red paper peppers; pinned
on by the Senior girls, adorned U)e
chests of each new member of the
Pep Pepper Club today. In this way
the 28 Sophomore and Junior girls
learned oi their admittance to the
club. The older girls wore their
uniforms for the occasion.
Andrea Bailey, - Terry Borgen,
Marilyn Brandt, Doris Campbell,
Patricia Collins, Shirley Crawford,
Carol Elliott. Nancy Elliott, Su
zanne Frel, Susan Geary, Margaret
Greear. Sharon Hayford. Ann Hen
derson, Dena Lampropulos, Beverly
Martz, Ginger Martz, Snlriey Mat
toon, Joan Meador, Loreen Mills,
Ann Pederson, Sue Ramsby, Shirley
Roberts, Jewell Rodgers, Shirley
Schoenthaler, Margaret Scholer,
Marorie Schreeve. Carole Warner
and Ruth Wood all received pins.
A mother-daughter tea honoring
the new Peppers, win be presented
this Saturday afternoon at the home
of Barbara Rodgers.
Several clubs have held their
elections recently, and included in
tnem was tne K Club, wno voted
yesterday. Chosen to head-up the
Lettermen's Club were George Han
son, president, Doug Pence, vice
president and James Young, ptcre-tary-treasurer.
Harold Slagel. president, Ed Tom
lin, vice-president, Shirley Cox, sec
retary and Andrea Bailey, publicity
chairman are the brand-new of
ficers of the Script and Mike So
ciety. That election was also held
yesterday.
Don't forget to attend the KUH8
annual soring music concert Fri
day night! Beginning In the main
auditorium at eight o'clock the
program will feature the a cap-
pella choir, KU Orchestra, the
Boys' Glee Club and tne Girl's
Glee Club. Outstanding music will
be heard that night.
Varden Thinks
Thief Around
COLUMBUS. O.. I Warden
Ralph W. Alvis of Ohio Peniten
tiary admitted Monday "there's a
uuef in nere aomewnere. '
The admission came after word
leaked out the penitentiary com
missary was looted about a month
ago.
Alvis said the burglar got SO
cartons of cigarettes, and boxes of
candy, peanuts and gum valued
at $100.
Jle said the thief tore off a screen
and then Jimmied a window to
gain entrance. Thus far, prison
sleuths have been unable to lo
cale the culprit.
"Perhaps someone Just wanted
to keep. In practice," Alvis said.
LONG KLONDIKE TREK
LONG BEACH, Calif., UP) Ed
Markey, of Long Beach, came
home from Alaska recently to rest
his feet. Markey reports he
tmlged 607 miles on foot through
the Klondike for a Los Angeles
contractor. His Job was to test
electrical charges In the soil in
preparation lor laying a pipeline
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