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Newspaper Page TextI SATURDAY, MAY 17. 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FAGt TWO II III I l...-1 I.I. H.I..J.I.H.IIU l I KFLW 1489 Kc PDT Saturday Even Inf. May 17 ... ' ff.00 SporU Hif WiBbU :1b Homt Town Newi 25 World Newt Summary 6:.TO Eclrnci Editor ABC 45 Word of UK 1:00 Mr. DUtrtct Ally. ABC -7:23 Music Pel leant Radio Fair 0 00 Th Lone Hansel ABC :?0 San KranrUoo Sketchbook ABC B.00 Dancing Party ABC S:30 Pacific Coail Bakcball lo.-oo lo p.m. Headlines 10:18 Pacific Cotft Baseball 11:00 Nwa Summary 11:03 ign Off KFLW 1450 Ke PDT 1 Sunday, May 18 41:00 Npwb ABC 8:lo Morning Song ABC n 30 tight and Lne Hour ABC 0:00 Calvjry Echoes ' 9:19 Chapel In I lie Shy 9:0 Negro College Cholra ABC 10:00 Su.iciay Kev Special ABC 10:19 Brunch Time ABU 10:30 National Veper ABC 11:00 Preibylerian Church 13:00 Christian in Action ABC 12:30 The Church in the Heme ABC 1:00 Old Faihloned Revival Hour ABC a.-OO Voice of. Prophecy 'ABC 2:30 Greateit Story Ever Told ABC 3:00 Hour of Decision ABC 1 3:30-Song of Faith 3:13 Cnert Star 4:00 Wings Over Jordan Chorus 4:13 Jlmniie J idler 4:30 Mwlc 4:30 Herald of Truth MP.tA.DS.TmE i a wrnent avuLT kT ut i 1 . II JOSE FEMERilUa 83V- tmtv;v i This is my toryl" ?j 1 One mn'i imuirif itury that JO million " Jrk 6 A no Stop the Muitc ABC :OJ Drew Pearson AB- 6:13 Meet Corllu Archer ABC 11:45 Home Town News :M World Kewa Summary 1:03 Cascading Rhvthmk 1:30 Tne Great Acivenlure ABC 8 00 Paul Han-ey ABC g 13 Monday Morning Headline! ABC Stewart Craig ABC 8:45 C.tet Huntley ABC :00 He'-e Comei the Band ABC fi::;o Taclfic Coast Baieball 10:00 10 P M Hea"ltn 10:13 Tar'tlc Coat Bateball 11:00 Newa Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW 1150 Kc rDT Monday, May 19 8 00 Sign On Kews Sum. 6:0a Cot n in U- Mora tl:43 B 4t E TV 1:00 New Breakfast Fd 7:15 Charlie's Kouiiriup 7:30 Boh Garred. New ABC 1:40 Top of the looming 1:i-i Jen Centr AHC 8:00 Breakfait Club ABC tVO Han Henry Show :r Bre-k the Eank ABC 10:00 Chel Kuntly. New ABC 10:1b Lcr.e Journey ABC 10:30 Mv True Stary ABC 10:33 Whispering StreeU ABC 11:13 Apainrt lie Storm ABC 11:31 Stop & Shcp 11:45 County Agent Speaks 11:55 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition Newa IMS Pv lew 5:;r'elit Sh 11:30 Lucky "U" Ranch ABC 1:0 Paul H-i ".tv ABC 1:15 Better Living 1:30 Mary Ma taret McBnde ABC 2K;0 Basin Brief 2:13 When A Girl V-rrle ABC 3:30 Mary HaMin A-C 2:45 Rom. of Kvcljn W.nter ABC 300 Ee'ty Crocker ABC 3:13 Ted MMone ABC 3:30 Dan Cameron ABC 3:43 Manhattan Maharajah ABC 4:00 Request fully Vour 3:00 Fun Factory ABC 3:25 World Flight Rt- rter rBC 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC 3:45 Voice of America 6:00 Sporta Hisr.hght 6:13 Home Town New. 6:23 Vcrid Ne-v-s Summary f:3f T"wiMht S-rer.ade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6:33 Coming Attractions on ABC 7.00 Tha Lone Ranger ABC 7:35 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:43 Stewart Crai AEC 8:00 ABC Worldw.de Flshe ABC 8:15 Rex Allen Sons of Pioneers 8:30 Build the Basin 10:00 10 PM Headl'net 10:13 Serenade ii Blue 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newa Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Saturday Eveninff, Nay 17 6:00 Around Town Newa 6:15 Klamath Theater Quiz 6:30 Aembly cf G. Hour 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Kler ath Temple 8.00 MGM Theatre MBS 8:00 News MBS 9:15 Ponderosa Room Muic in May-Forrest Grove 9:53 News MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land USA MBS 10:30 Music 11:00 Night Owls Ne-va 11:05 Nl?ht Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Sunday, May 18 8 00 Wlngi of Healing1 bud ABB0TTX lou C0STELL0 A f 7W3&A& ) I 101 COMPLETE CHANGE e( PROGRAM Tonight sjLMidnigM III UAIWO l WE CATEWAY J , THf WIST! jW TNI RAIIKOAD THAT dim WAS IUHT UNOIR A I J (loos of (unsmoxii b-r9 tDMOND O'BRIEN .''sterling hayden . BUM MOUt I. C.MOU HASH ATTEND THf KATIHEFS ' 1 " .PEF0RKI1CES ARE CONTIKUOUl tVesY DAY Of THE YEAR I 1:30 00 30 5 IPKX1 10:13 10:Jd 11:00 11 .10 II tJ l:':01 1J1S 1J JO loo 1: l:J0 1:U s.oo va so jut 3:.T0 ) 00 Jl.l :' 9:00 5:0 6-110 :IS 30 I:C0 T30 7:53 8:C0 6 30 9 00 :13 I :i0 10 00 11:00 6 00 6 33 7 Oil 7:13 7:0 7: 8:00 8:13 8:3) S 00 9.13 10:00 10:13 10:30 10:4.1 10:53 14:00 11:23 l!::o 1SKK) 12:13 2.J3 13:3 lf!:33 1 .00 l:,!u 2:00 2:03 a:13 3:13 3:30 4:00 4:15 4:M 4:45 : oo 3:n 3:55 6.00 6:11 :M 6:40 43 8:33 7:00 7:30 .DO 30 8:00 8:13 9 30 8:45 8:53 10:00 10:13 10.30 11:00 11:05 12 O0 Wm::Lv Tomlf Mm radio BibU ('! MBS K'Am. Fev. Cvllltr lrlsnd Mlodl News Airs To b Annourcrd MES Lutheran Hour MBS frtnlc and Crna.l MBS Show Turt Land r-r tht Fraa MBS Cucfl Star Kp-n'?a"- Nivm BUI cunnmtham MBS Airt'cro i,pi f MP: lmbardo Land MBS Newa MES Crime ruhlera MBS Bobby Bcn.on MBb The Shanow MBM True uetecll-e mb (:aoj) Kse MKS Nirk Carter MBS Cecil Brov. n, Newa, MBS Ne1 MBS .Va.,; ;ic.cr MBS rr-'vtfco."l .'.r.-.r Revfewinf Sland MBS Enchanted Hour MBS Arounp Town Newj Klantath Theatre Quit Youth View the Newa J , -!!'" "SN Down Ycu Co MBS . Newa HPS Twenty Queitiona MBS lnformatton Plta:e MBS Glenn Hardy Newa MBS Voice ol Aroer'ca T:ie Whiillc CBS MGM Muaicat Corned' Theater .MhS Sitn OK KFJI 1130 K. rDT Monday. Ma; 19 Sunrise Serenade Farm Reporter Hetuinsway New! MBS Breakfast Cans MBS Headlines At Bylinca Bet Buy. Cecil Brown MBS Breaklasl Ginf MBS Bible Institute MBS Homemaker Harmonica PlKtier Party Faior.ie- d "tertw Newspaper ot the Air MBS Look to tne &k.c I a Points Concert Cmrlnf Ladies Talr MBS News MBS Queen (or a Day MBS Name Banns Noonday News Your Dance Tune. Market and Livestock Klamath Notes Jack Kirkwood MBS Take a Number MBS News. MPS News MBS '.wo at :':13 Answer Man MBS Ricky s Request Behind the Story MBS Herr.insw'ay Newa MBS Curt .'imstr Iwe MBS Sam Hayes. New! MBS Wll Bil' Hiciok. MBS Newa MBS Gabriel Heatter MBS Kiamaih Iheaf.e Ouix Around Town News Somethlnf to Think About Sam Hajea. News MBS Bill Henry MBS I Was A Communist (or rBI Bright Star Let Georie Do It MBS H'-livv.o-x Theater MH Glenn Hardy Newa MB Fulton Lewis News MBS PM For Dancer's Only SporU Final 5-Minute Final MBS t t Wv.t.rv alBS Look to the "Skies War Front-Home Front MES Nifht Owls News Niht Owls UIUD Sun Off CANES FOR THE BLIND Ray Lcdbetter (center) of the Lions Club presents ennes to Cecil Carlile (left) and Pete Jones, both afflicted with blindness. The canes are fluorescent. Many Business Leaders i See Better Times Ahead NEW YORK in Mmiiilnctuiiim i ulloii ot uovninnriit control", over lid sulr.t 8otlvlly picked mi bll ; iinlll. inulri lnli nd pilt M wr (Ida erk. And inttliy biiMitPW pirnllctltnm by Mimr r.-tinonilo wis. leaUris ihntislil tltrv i.r lutli i lym Hint Inllatlonniy ii nir lor the bcltrr Just iilii-iul. I will bp ic.iiimcd on iniHlfiAls) Kxpopl lor liio oil strike Ihcre I brp Intrr thl8 rr. wai Unit rlisnte In the statu ol nrlmriv shutdowns In lh oil lsbor (iliHils. Mitkn wrie rmllns with stlllrnisuin But there was Inorpsalng talk . tiu.ird on a uk slnbllir.alltin bustd thst bu.ilne.i" opri'Mion Ihp rent i UnlUiln limit lust ways boosts to 01 imj win u si isvuiauip irvois. i in ,.fntn all hum Acoompanylni! spiend nl rrlsx- Wheelihan Rites Set Monday UUNSMUin Cslhollo tunc nil seivlcM lor Mnllhpw F. Whcoll hsn, 4(1, brother of Mi'.i. Iluuli O. Clsiltp al this I'liy nntl n fornuT loiiKllinr DuiiMiiuIr roslilpul. ivi.l b held Mtintlnv inornmu in Hrrko ley In tlir Chapel ol the Little Flowers. Kins! iiillWnry ilip.i nntl Interment will be Monilny nlirr noon In San Bruno Nutlniml Ceme tery. Wheelman, unlive ol tlritsu Vat- Hieelmnklnu onemllons rlhnbetl bulk lo I'lipiiclly levels lur the llrti lime sint'e the sieol strike. Klectrle power oulput pushed shove r.evrn billion kilowatt hours. Production ol new automobiles 8nd irut'kn pdvnntTd sllhlly lo 1.11,601 nulls- Depart mrnt store sales were rni I nutlt'd by the letlerul reserve at 0 per cenl lillirr tlinll s year so Pun tV IliiKl.ilriPl reiwrted ins end oT run.iuiiier credit controls nine linpelm lor Inruer volume 01 biivlnu ol appliances, home lur iiLshlnus and olher durables. But II milled "Al Ihe end l the lust week of siiMiended credit controls Ihere ley. died Tlmrsdav In the Veieiuu a i " " , in. AoniinlMration llosplt.il. Ouklsud. I "V m ." !:' on He was a veteran of World War II. having served lour yraia til Ihe European (healer with tin armv eniiuieers. Ilie sou ol I'nddv and Kuili Wlirelilisn, he was brought he.-e , when three months old and si- (ended Uie local schools. I sound payinenl terms." Dentist Draft Set for July Hitting the 'Road,1 Dotty Packs Old Sarong, Punch mouiiliiiit medical bills at Ihe eislii-month mark ol her Illness, lias sold her famous mansion. The mlnii Oscar winner Is now per muted to leave her bed for s whecl-rhntr twice a week Greyhound Peace Seekers Meet By ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD cNEAl Behind (he Screen: Dorodvy Lamour Is back In a sarong alter eight years, wilh a question : "What's so wrong l(h s sa rong?" There was a big sarong-burning parly when Dorothy abdicated as ihe movies' Jungle queen but now she's confessing: "It was a good publicity gag but I never really thought Id escape sarong roles. I Jo-ephlne Baker arrived In Hoi- he's secretly pulling his life story ; ivwnod mr her Pirn's on paper. One ol ihe characters i loaded down with six trunks In the early part ol the book will j There's money In record album:-.. be s young aclress named Theo- Lorelts Youno. who waxed "The dosls de Coppet. who was a mem- Littlest Angel" years aro. Jim re oer ol the famous repertory com-1 eetved her latest royalty check-1 pany headed by Coburn and 1115,84000 . . . Jon Slceie'a dollitulon wife. 8ome years later. Theodosnt 0f nidation: "In 16M vgii went j came to Hollywood and blossomed broke so you ate hainbui Ser. Now ; Into star under the name of you cat luimburger and go broke." Ttieda Bars. Charles Addmas, who specialises . Arthur Rubinstein bowed rut ot In those horror cartoons for the tne cast 01 roxs Tonigni e New orser magnsine. win oe imagine I'll stlU be doing sarong Sing" on grounds that acting s-ns lacked by Boris Karloff (0 design p:ciures when I'm wearing too dllllcult for him. Now the Uie lurnlture lor his New York Mother Hubbard." studio's frantically searching for japarlmeni. In Hollywood (or IM's It's back to the South Sea island 'another famous pianist to replace, "The Black Castle." Boris told me: lagoons and the fish and the pol him. I "I d like to give Ihe apartment hnmwl nffli-l! met Willi linlnn InonlllS renri!piitat K-nw sailii Haliirrluv In i services ... In .III- - uililh opening ,hiiJ Ufd buj lrtyri (rom por,lad north to Vancouver. B. C. Negotiators reported no progress alter a day-long session Frldny. 'Ihe drivers, nirmbers ol Local I3M. Motor Coach Employes' Union lAFLi, are seeking wage Increasos and a thorlened work week. . , a. WAHItlNOTON The Ilefenvl w 'Deparlmenl snltl Friday to dentlsi" i will be dratted by the Army In Julv. All ol Ihem will be prlority-1 denllsis those who have ervd niore than 00 days bill les Ihsn 21 wilh any of the .niiiiinrjs 9 is thi sign or rooo SAVINGS GALORI YOU'LL Sit IT SOON AT YOUR SAFIWAY STORI. HST Demands Defense Fund WASHINGTON 'iP President Truman confronted Congress Satur day with a demand that It vote everv dollar the administration has asked for defense, lest the mooinza tion program falter .and the nation be plunged into World War DJ. "To win the cold wor Congress must rive what we ask." the Presi dent told a national armed forces dav dinner here Friday night. He branded as "poppycock" the argument that defense spending will bring on nations! bankruptcy. lie saia tne oniy citizens wno nave suffered in the defense effort 90 far are the men fighting in the Korean war and their families. "You must not do anything that will cau;e those men to get shot in the back," Truman said. The Senate has not yet acted on the defense appropriation bill the President referred to, but the House last month cut the total sharply. The President asked for S52.921, 022,770 for the 12 months beginning July I. The house cut this to S46. 207.177,554, a 9.2 per cent reduc- blUU. for Dorothy as s Ballnese princess with Bob Hope and Bing crosoy in "The Road to Ball." And she said It's the best role she's ever had In s "Road" picture. "I make my entrance on page 10 instead of on page 45," she beamed. The Ballnese-type sarong may not be as revealing as the ones Dorothy once wore, but It's a lot sexier. "The wolf whistles around Ihe lo;." she whispered, "seems lo be much lower and longer." Esther Williams' talks with Mike Todd about starring in a big acquacade at Jones Beach Ihls summer first reporter! here are getting closer to the pen-reaching stage. She flew to New York at Todd's expense to get her feet wet in the details. It the Maureen O'Hnra-Will Price marriage crack? up as rumored friends claim Maureen ;cant De blamed. She's made a .ceaseless effort, thev say, to .reap ' tha home fires burning. I Bruce Cabot End Fr.tnche";ca de iSc.tffa. who reconciled last Dc cembcr, broke up, then reconciled again, are expecting the slork in September. 1 i-ais 01 sniriey lempie are pre dicting a TV career for her by Ihe Itime Tier new son celebrates his six-month birthday. The offers are ' pouring in. i Barbara Hale aral Columbia are calling it a day . . . Greta Gnrbo. of all people, is sporting a poodle i haircut . . . Don't be surprised 11 : Dcsi Arnaz is announced as the ! producer of Eve Aden's "Our jMlss Brooks" TV films, j Jane Wyman's next movie (or i Columbia will be "Happy Bir;h ,day," from the Helen Hayes stage hit , . . Ben Blue turned down a (role In Fox's "The Farmer Takes a Wile." His explanation: "Thcv waniea an actor I m a rom'c " There's a buzs that Stanley Kramer will make the heavy in "Cainc Mutiny" a Merchant Ma rine officer instead of an Annn-in. lis man in order to aoDease the x-cuiagun. Hattie McDaniel. faced with a light, graveyard touch." IT" KktSIArM 'ALU). SMSSS AMItlCAN CHINMI Pk. ar4 Fw Orsfen T Tate tan 8. Lea, Mgr. Ike Backers See 'Proof u; A CUIUP.Tnw iss r-i campaign headquarters interpreted the Oreirnn nrimnrv roetilta CaMir. day as proof that the general is me overwneiming cnoice 01 Re publican voters." Sen CariKnn nf Tfanni HlrM.n. of the Ike for President office. saia in a statement. Eisenhower s smashing victory in Orecrnn air-iin nm...in.:H proof that he is the overwhelming hoi;- nf n ...... u 1 ; .. , 0 "Wherever Eisenhower's name has been entered on the ballot he has led all other candidates in Republican primaries. This tremen dous Oregon vote for Eisenhower 13 me answer irom Republicans In the West In th nnnndllin'a Berated claims. uwignt d. Elsenhower stands for SOtinrl Rnilhli.an nnAlnl... II- can put these principles Into prac tice beCflUSe h f-on urln In Mn...M- bcr." SMillion Oil Fire Stoooed CORPUS CHRIRTT Tov ISS A million-dollar oil fire which had burned all niirht In Ihls m,cti city was extinguished shortly after dawn Saturday. roamite a carbon dioxide ex tinguisher which "suffocates" fire by depriving it of oxvaen ,ui the trick. Two hundred thousand pounds of foamite In five-gallon cans arrived from Houston early Saturday. The lire-dousing substance was quickly applied to what was '"ft of a blaze already near the point of burning itself out. m least two of tne ten burning tanks on Ihe General American Tank terminal were of the 60,000 barrel variety. Such tank farm fires rarely are dangerous unless great quantities of gasoline are stored in the area. Large earthen dams surround the huge tanks and contain the oil when Warj-h tnr al. load n i.unnnn bonoo T Don't Want tn (.n ih. Congo" dance irom Gene Kelly In "Invitation to the Dance." Gene recorded hours of native chanting and drumming on his visit with nuc ocuy 10 rrencn Morocco. CharlPc Cnhlirn unnl tall. puousners about his memoirs to but Basin Pilots On Big Job Three Klamath Basin pilous are fo Join with 16 others from the Pacific Northwest in gigantic tun ber dusting of 200,000 of spruce budworm trees In New Brunswick, Canada, this spring. The flight of 19 duster planes Is scheduled to leave for the east coast from Yakima, Wash., Tues day, according to Tony Steinbock of Klamath Aircraft Service at Municipal Airport. Klamath Falls pilots bound for t h e venture are Carl Hamml! and Bud Arnold, Steinbock said, 'fhey will fly Farmers Air Serv ice Stearman dusters, while a Yakima, pilot will handle a thjrd Farmers plane John Relcher of Malln will oper ate a fourth Klamath area plane owned by Kenny Huffman of Malln. The dusting operation has been contracted by a large pulp ano paper concern in New Brunswick. Coming June 1st Your Milk in This Car. on Easy la open I Wedgewood DOES IT AGAIN! This NEW Ml " " laWIMII 1 '' w A c''1"- 1 P! 'v rs t 1 SEE... 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