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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, MAY 12, lgf2 wmmmmmn iij iihsii nam." is i .m l ? ' .""." """ m"' (J ' . s""s iiii HI ssif. liana l i.i !H' l''w,a'li-vwjiwywV'W y ''WSWj ! KF.H 11A0 Ko. PDT Monday Evening, May U 00 Clabrivl Heattcr MBS :1ft Klamath Theater Qui :30 Around Town Nawa 40 Aomathlnf to Think About :4ft Sim Hayaft, Nawa MBS ft .15 BUI Hnry MBS 7:00 t Wa a CommunUi (or FBI t:30 Bright Star B OO Lt Caorga Do It MBS 11:30 Hollywood Theatre MBS 00 Cllenn Hardy Newt MBS :1ft Fullun Lewlfc Nawa MBS t M Mutual Newiml MBS 0:43 SporU Final 9:M ft-mlnutt Final MBS lOXM I Love A Myktery MBS 10:18 Look to the Sks 10:30 War Front-Home Front MBS 11:00 NlfM Owla News 11:03 Night Owla Club 12:00 Sifn Off KFJI 11M Kc PDT TucMlsy. May IS 00 Sunrtac Sarenada :33 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Nawt MBS 7:13 Break fait Gang MBS 7:30 Headline nd Bylinaa 7:43 Beit Buy 8: CO Cecil Brown MBS 11:13 Breakfaat Gang MBS H 30 Haven of Ret MBS 9:00 Homemaker Harmonies 9:13 Platter Party 9:43 Familiar Favoritea 10:00 Newapaper of the Air MBS 10:13 Tello Test MBS 10:30 La Pol n tea 10:43 Concert . " 10:83 Currlna 1140 Lad lei Fair MBS 11:23 Newi MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12.-00 Name Banda . 13:15 Noonday Newi 12:30 Your Dance Tunei 12:45 Market and Livestock 12:33 Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS 1:30 Take Number MBS 1:00 News MBS 2:03 News MBS 3:13 Two at 2:13 Ml Answer Man MBS 3:30 Ricky'a Request 4:00 Behind The Story MBS 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Maasey Time MBS 4:49 Sam Hayes MBS 8:00 Sergeant Preston MBS 8:30 Sky King MBS CURT MASSEY ft MARTHA TILTON KFJI 4:30 WEEKDAYS i ATI ' Jim Fowler Lena Fowler James O'Donohue Otis Bottwich Jack Lister Don Jeklin . C. R. Larson M. L. Baker ,-Vern Goiffeith Bob McGehey Joan Caster Carl Rosmussen Art Brown Bill Stout . , W. E. Ralston Jot Overton W. A. Hall Mary Hall Lloyd Ford Neil Palmer Robert Harvey Emery Newport . Dalton Haslett ) Robert Penrod Charles Taylor Mrs. Charles Taylor Pearl Ernst Ed Burke Charles Brown Mrs. Charles Brown Paul Brown Victor Preston Mrs. Victor Preston John Kern Mrs. John Kern Mrs. E. G. Kern Chet Hamoker Roy Murphy Elmer Balsiqer J. W. Kerns Frank Jenkins Al Lenqe Phil Hitchcock Join These Citizens You Know and 6:33 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Hcatter MRS :.' Around Town Ncwi 6:0 Some t hint to Think About 0:43 Sam Ha.a-News MBS :M Bill Henry MES 7:00 Blark Museum MRS 7:30 Peter Salem. MBS 8:00 Count of Monte Crtalo MBS 8:30 Hoving at Rudy's 8 43 Heidelberg Harmon! re 9:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9 30 Mutual New-reel MBS 8:43 SporU Final B:.1S 3-Mlniite Final MBS 10:00 I Love A Mystery MB8 10:13 Here's to Vet. 10:30 Opera Concert MBS 11:00 Night Owls N'ewa 11:03 Night Owls Club 12.00 Sign OH KFLW H50 Kc. PDT Monday Evening-, May 12 8:00 SporU HtghltghO 6:15 Home Town News ft-23 World Newt Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headline Fdmon ABC 6:33 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:43 Stewart Cra:g ABC 8:00 Network 8:30 Build the Basin 10:00 10 P. M. Headlines 10:13 Serenade in Blue 10.30 Muilc 11.00 News Summary 1143 Sign Off KFMV H50 Kc. PUT Tuesday. May 13 6:00 Sign On News Summary 6:03 Corn in the Morn 7:00 Now. BkM. Edition 7:13 Charlie' Roundup 7:30 Bob Garret. News ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:35 John Conte ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 Whispering Streets ARC 11:13 Against the Storm ABC 11:30 Ston At Shoo 11:43 Musical Roundup 11:53 Market Report 12.-00 Noon Edition News 12:13 Pavlexa Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC l.-w raui Harvey ABU 1:13 Better Living 1:30 Mary Marg. McBride ABC 1:43 Romance of Evelyn Winters ABC 2.00 Basin Briefs 2:15 When a Girl Marries ABC 2:30 Mary Martin ABC 2:45 Rom. of Evelyn Winters ABC 3:00 Betty Crocker ABC 3:15 Ted Malone ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3:45 Manhattan Maharaja ABC 440 Requestfulty Yours LB Here's a partial list of groups, organizations, just plain citizens who believe Dwight D. Eisenhower's the leader to trust with our country's future. They endorse his stand on honesty and integrity in government, on unit)- for our country, his approach to world peace, his ability for teamwork and administrative skill and his viewpoint on taxes. They firmly .believe Ike's the man who can win .' Wet McNee, Jr. Mrs. Edward A. Geary W. A. Shannon Mrs. W. A. Shannon Walt Mclntyra Lee Holliday Mrs. Lee Holliday John Larson Jr. Mrs. John Larson Jr. John Thurman Mrs. John Thurman Fred Thurman Mrs. Fred Thurman Lee Stoner Mrs. Lee Stoner ' Mrs. Howard P. Dickson Guy Hancock Mrs. Guy Hancock Mrs. Dewey Powell Dr. Richard Currin Mrs, Richard Currin R. W. Mundlin Robert Odell Mrs. Robert Odell Oscar Kittredge Mrs. Oscar Kittredge Mrs. J. R. Thomas Mrs. Melvin Howie R. E. Veareh Mrs. R. E. Veatch Mrs. Ruth D. Black Fred Houston Lloyd H. Derby Mrs. Donna Vallier Mrs. Jenny Hum Mrs. Allen Wade Mrs. Georqe Tedrich Mrs. Louis O'Brien Sarah Allen Dorothy Hall Bruce Hall Homer Hurtqen Pricilla Hurtqen Martha Hurd Frank Hurd C. L. Prather Cleo Phillips Drexel Ivie Julian R. Abbott Dcna D. Backes Mrs. Phil Brixner Charles Hahn Fred H. Heilbronner Martha McCollum Ida M. Oqle 3:00 Tom Corbett. Fpace Cadel ABC 5:25 World Flight Reporter ABC 3 30 Chet Huntley ABC 0:13 B At K TV C 00 Sporta Highlight 6:13 Horn Town News 6:'.3 World Newa Summary .10 TwitUht Stret-aL 6 43 Headline Rditton ARC 8 35 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 rate:.t Story AFC 7 .30 United cr Not ABC 8:00 Csrapc wttb Me ABC 6.0 Network 00 Batekall 100 10 p m. Headline 10:13 Pacific Coatt Baseball 1140 News Summary 11:03 Sun Off WSC Winning In Rodeo COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho t Washington Slate College was out in Irom alter the lirii uay's com petition in the second annual Norui west Iiitcicollegiate Rocieo here. In second place was California's Pierce ARricultural ColleRC Other teams entered in the rodeo are the University of Idnho. Montana S:nte College Ore?on State College and Colorado A&M. Eighty contestants ptrticipatea in Saturday's events. Tied for In dividual first-place honors with two wins apiece were WSC's Art PulH erson and Bobby Kennedy of Pierce. Bare back riding Howard Har ris (Idaho: Saddle bronc riding Jerry Kardas Pierce : Bull riding (all contestants grounded Bob Kennedy ( Pierce i: Cow milking Art Fulkerson (WSO: BulldoggUic Art Fulkerson (WSCV. 13.3; Bar rel race for coed Lorraine Rich (WSC). 20.0. DOLLAR IMPORTS Cl'T CANBERRA Australia If Cus toms Minister Neil O'Sulllvan an nounced Friday Australia will cut dollar imports 20 per cent to help ease the steiliriE area's critical dol lar shortage Hal Oqle Colman F. O'Louqhlin Vada Schmeck John Stewart Robert A. Thompson Mrs. Robert A. Thompson Guy Hancock Mrs. Guy Hancock Mrs. Don Zumwalt Mrs. W. 0. Smith Mrs. J. J. Steiqer Claud H. Davis Mrs. Claud H. Davis Ed Hansen ' Mrs. Lester Offield Mrs. Georqe Rogers Francis Mathews Mrs. Don Piper Mrs. John Houston Frank L. Weaver Mrs. Frank L. Weaver Mrs. F. C. Adams Mrs. H. E. Hauqer Louis E. Serruys Mrs. Louis E. Serruys Henry F. Grimes Mrs. Henry F. Grimes Mrs. E. M. Bubb Tom Smith Mrs. Tom Smith Mrs. C. B. Matt Mrs. Ida B. Grimes Mrs. Henry Gerber Rex 0. Davis Mrs. Bert Iql Chuck Johnson E. A. Geary Ed Burke Elbert Veatch Mrs. Elbert Veatch Dr. Jim Hilton P. D. Mead C. L. Harvey J. E. Friesen R. L. Thomas Burton E. Gray Roy D. Rakestrow Grant Perry Mrs. Jack Dawson Mrs. Elsie Sweasy Tom Perkins Fred Russ Mark Smith 0f Smith Jerry Fales J EX-SARGE Clarence E. Moss, known to Klamath folks for five years as Master Sergeant and to the U. S. Army for 32 years through various ranks, isn't anything but a good ol' civilian now. He's retired (above), lie owns his own home here, and plans to stay "at least for the time being." He was honored with ceremonies last week at his discharge from service at Vancouver Barracks. Snake Wins Out Over Big Muddy In Boaters' Opinion LEWISTON, Idaho t.ft The travel bv rubber boat. Snake River has It all over tlm, S:lntv ' m;1,,e srven ln, ,i Mississippi says Roy Safley of Los . ,hr ,asl (lve ver, un ,he SnnkCi Angeles. ou ran Ret a drink or Mississippi and Missouri. bath out o' the Snake, but the i . , ,, , j , .. Father M Wntfr. I . mliHHu ' T,,ls lll"r wl" ,,c'"', 'ur ,h; I. .. L2 V Columbia River and (to all the wav 1 ,. ,. . , !'o Portland If he can hitch a rldr ,.,Sane- sl'shl. hy. "" 'n his , on a tug throuRh the ci-.nal at Bon- fifties, dropped Into Lewiston by i ncville Dam bus and left late Friday bv rubber ! It M stnncd wl-.cn he -saw a life boat, headed for Portland. Surplus air force rescue boat in a Not because there aren t other i . i.,i., :h. s.iiv kluath falls, oacsata AMERICAN CH NESI - f r.J. M. 2, klLi , : a. L.. ' , . . . " r 0n Taka Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. If You DID NOT HIGH SCHOOL Sea Csa Blvdv it H.nif In Spirt Tim and Inn rarPARf: .son for riin r Lm OIB OBADIA1LS HAVE r.XTERrn OVER AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. Klo-5-U 1755 Brogdoay Nm - Addrets City NEXT THURSDAY will be a BIG DAY at SAFEWAY 8th and Pine WATCH FOR OUR RE-OPENING AD A HOST OF SPECIAL PRICES! l bought It the realization of a long ! P-lt.. , ...... ...U-.. - K - tnnnrt it,.. boat in the Mlssoui 1 River and shoved off. It was the flrt time , he'd ever sailed in anything larger I than a rowboat. i "It was damn awkward for a couple of hours," S.nely comment led. Last year he followed Mark I Twain's old route down the Missis I slppi to Nalchc. Before that he'd i tried Vta- wily Snake three times. A bachelor. Salcly says be nover l055s .paiger.. . , The CnWornlan spends three months of the year with his boal. Thc rtst 0f the time he works for a moving company. or CANNOT Finish htth Arhl Ulatamt I Trail m rni.i.rr.rs Oakland 12, ... Ag. ... P. Slat Calif. VOTE 51 IX NO DO YOU WANT tht City Council to kill your print Park Board? IF NOT VOTE SUX NO DO YOU WANT to throw wiy tht S to 25 yn of training and xparionc of tht prtitnt Board? IF NOT VOTE 51 IX NO DO YOU WANT your Park dollars itratchtd out by a , compttant txperiancad Board itrving without pay? IF SO VOTE 51 IX NO WHY doat tht Council want to kill tht Park Board? Tht Mayor appointa tht mtmbtri and tht Council approval. Tht Mayor it tht chairman of tht Park Board and in chargt of tht Board action. What ceuld tht Park Board havt that tht Council wants? VOTE 51 IX NO WHY DID tht Council rtjact tht pttitlon, tigntd by 1,000 citiitnt to rtmovt racrtation from undar Council domination? VOTE 51 IX NO WE THE UNDERSIGNED Park Board mambart aik you to vott 51 IX NO 0. D. Matthawi Alfrad Collitr Frad B. Rcbinson Legal Fireworks Kindled By Mystery Woman's Claim llfll.i.vwooii iNEA Kxilu- si.l r'ac.Mir mis.srd out on movie 'ovMv vmi. a imvvixiv uiimnii ' ' tram newcomer AUlo llnv with clnimiiiK to br Marilyn Moi-ror s Juily ,,omduv , ..Tne M0-B mother showed up al the Fox tu- Kmd .. aiinun KkiiIii wrote the ;mo and lcKal llshts imc.Mlunlcd scr wuh caM. , lmndi jher story. however, and touuht for him a Uiilrs and plai-rs. say the law-'Judy's co-star to the la.il ditch. i yrrs. don't coincvle but there ntnv i ;be leKal fireworks. Marllyn'a real n,,.,.,, WBS . ,rnc ,nM mother unable to provide (or her , scaped mrnllon when Clark Oa 'alter ihc death ol hor lather In ble and Lady Ashley were divorced an auto accident, lurned her over o the name day Jill, Ihe widow lo an orplmiiue when she was a 0 movl(, pre,,, otto Winkler, liny tot and disappeared Into thill won a divorce from her second "'r' ! husband. Winkler, who wan Oablf 'a Doris Day and Ciordnn MncRae j will co-star in a lO'JO.backmuuml- i 'ed filmusical al Warner Biothrrsj tilled. "By the LlKht of the Sll- ivery Moon.' Cameras slarl roU- ing late this summer. ; I l Now It can be told, lelcvitlons 1 Pelicana Radio Fair Readied The Klamath F.'lls Exchange Club uii sponsor the Pelicuna Ra dio Fair to bi- unarmed Wednes day niUU at Mill:. Auditorium bv radio speech students ol KUHS the ftcrlut end Micronhine Society and I Radio .tailor. KFLW. 1 A special exhibit of radio equip ment by local dealer will be fea tured, alonK with Ihe atr-ac show which starti al B p in. Planned (or the program Irom KlTHSwlU txl a quartet, the Ink Blotters, coinpoard 0( Oene St. John. Cllfloid Sliler. Louis Tau- cher nnd Dick Lunrl.Mrn: a Hawai ian dance bv Linda Williams: plan- 'isia J.ick H.tU. Bob Bormnan. Kay Jen.vcn and David Land); (he Bova Octet; vocuiist.i MarRarfl Gerber. and Douk Pence: InMru inentnilit.i Uenrae Wrlshl: Dick Trncv and bis band. Other performers are Jane Gray pianlM. of Srcred Heart: vocnhili Donna Arthur. OTf. Vlrolnia Mon lerro, MilK 6haron Bwrn and Frances Walker. Al'amonl: Fave Adamh Tulelake, dancer: Carl Hrrdln. Mllla Instructor Imperson ator, and Richard Kelly, Altamont. insirumentali.il. Thi; Pelicana ataff Includes Don Pavelte. staKe director: Harold Sla Rle. Andrea Ballev. Bill Chambers ! Shirley Cox. Don Drake. Pat Kit tredce. Audree Duel Donna Guth rie. Deneice Kenvon. George Maa kffll. Mary Klrkpatrlck Dour Pence. Lvn Perkins. Marian Pfcf ferle, Carolvn Stoler. Oakley Sum mers, Ed Tomlln and Jim Young. C. G. Woodhoune Is In rhnrne of production. The program Is fire. SAM COON SAYS: "Whn tht larmtrl and lumbtrmsn prosper it crarf purchasing pawtr sa thaf th businessman and taberr pros pars. If I can proud th lumbtrinf and farming in dustries of Orgon, business man and labor will h prosperity." SAM COON Republican for U.S. CONGRESS Paid for by th Coon for Congress Committee; Georg Scatf chairman; John Palmar treoiurtr, Ami I Jotaph W. Ptak Ruiiall A. Manhall Mn. Howard Btrnhliat 'inrdoiii when Columbia decKIrd to presi hrciU at the lime, and Carole l.rinhnivl rilrd tnuether In that Ne vada plane crash, Power ,nd Fox ,r, j,), on that one-ayear contract. Ty WBnl, , port Knox figure. The studio, on an economy binge, wants him at a lesser salary. lis an eyebrow raiser tht ftlrauscsi movie ca.stlnK switch in ttlm hiniory. A Briu.sh murder inys- lery lllin, "Ihe Clouded Yellow," u playtHK U.S. movie Iheulera. Bar ry Jouta. a kindly old character at lor, turns up aa the surprise mur- 'ucicr althouKii Jean Simmons U the IokicuI r,usccl. What audiences don't know li this: In the orlRlnul acrlpl Jean : w as the murderess and lor tne lirst half of the picture played her 1 role aa audi. But with the film half compleird. Producer J. Arthur Rank re wrote the plot and made ; Jones the killer Instead ol Jean. MUM Is plotllni a fllmualral titled. "International Revue,'' lor ' shooting In London, Revue acta I from- all over Europe will be starred. , , '. Keefe Braaaelle, who jwill play Eddie Cantor In "The Cantor 8tory." will wear brown 'contact lenses throughout th film to mulch Rddle's eyes. His own peepers are blue. Make-up trick of the year: Mak ln I. ana Turner look boyish lor 'her role in "Tribute to a Badinan" . . . Mario Laura, who weighed i"i pounds when he checked out , of the Army, la now down to 157 . . . Angela Lanabury may be Ty Power'a leadlne lady when he os i on tour of the U S. In "John Brown a Body.'' 1 Edgar Bemcn will make a JO city tour this aummer breaking In I new material for use on television in the fall . . . Marilyn Maxwell ) and Rock Hudson have reached the I livi-nuiiiu-a-wcek staite . . . Oeorg MontRomrrv la sink Inn aome of hla , own dough In "Red Blliaard," which 1 he'll film In Montana. ' Judy Canova'a coiife.ssln': "My , mother told me so much about the birds and Ihe been that 1 had a i terrible time getting Interested In men." Ileg Caaslnl won l be designing any more gown at Fox now trial Gene Tlerney has decided that he can live without him. She's notified the atudlo to Ignore the clause in her contract stipulating that her glad rags can't be whipped up by any other designer. June Haver, atlll In III health. gels her 'way about the dances In "The Olrl Nrxt Door." The rou tines will be simple instead of back breakingly elaborate. A UI movie company shooting "Willie and Joe Back at the Front" In Tokyo arc walling about the vol canic dust which constantly hovers over the city. The Los Angelen crew ha dubbed It "Smogcano." Current Blventa Depl.: A group of Marines at Camp Pendleton Ju.it ; named Marie Wll.'ion "The Olrl We'd Mos Like lo Be Deadlocked With In Ihe Korean Peace Talks." 47 W JI& SmfTK i PLUS FREE DISHES lyoior cartoon I! PAINTING THE CLOUDSfSf ':k i WITHSpM I Judge Observes Mothers Day Nll-W VOKK 141 MnulMi Jonenh A Mni'tlills looked al I 41 women iitaiiillnu kploie lili bunciiiy, and rrmviuucird llinl It wan Mothrr'rt Uny. The women, uni'Mcct Hiiliiiiluy nllilH In throe Bronx iiiiiI1iii ih(K nil nuil they were moUrnm, tin Martliilii tll.smlMind illnodici Iv toiK.lirl ('liiii'Ken aKiilunt the 41 nnd tiont tliem homo lit their Ininlllcn, (IHADIIATKM WAHIIINO'lON ( Tim Ofllce of EUuinl.nn estimated Monday that I.IHH.MIO boya ai.d tt li'lt art Rraduatlng from high hcIiooIj In lha timed atnte.n llila sciiolatllo year. JU Mil I TrS)tnri siumiw !' DAN DAILEY 1 MM mutKf "T07FAMT" Deadline US HSIIII ITS A BIG PtCTURt FROM M t M witmIS IIGstjuki rUESDAYI w 7?7Z:, SSSltffW i m am trjrj itaxa mri wm mi. EtintlT RlMIITID RllllTIH , V-,7 II Til Bill LQJ.IOIIS KERR GRANGER , TODAY! V"J im i 1' ll.lii.aUIW Wm K V m. - k ft4- J3w W-V '. I iICSHUIMHWV-. i