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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HKKALL) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OltKUON KHIOAY, MAY .10, 1M2 ', t'lULDltEN ROME UN The Itnllai News Agency reported Thursday that Mm. Francesco Minocchla has Riv en birth to her 27th child. The baby, a son, was born Wednesday In rlctievento. 3 lit fCifeftfiAl STARTS SAT.' oupy iwm i. .hi iiniiiiiiiu.ii.il ,. . saw. w, n,.M v . i tmnmtmmm, ... ..L.1.M.. ..... , .. .,...., ..... ,.,,..,.,.. M,, . ,,, f , .M,-! "OWN YCSTCfiDAT1. W J - 1tMl XjTV KFLW HiO Kc. PDT Friday Evening Ma; 30 00 Sports HUMIiMs 8:13 Horn. Town News 6:33 World News Summary 0 .10 Twllllht Serenade :U Headline Edition AHC 8:55 Sanka News Roundup ABC T 00 Gillette nihil ABC 00 Rlrhard Diamond ABC 8:30 This l Vour FBI ARC 0:00 Osxft and Harriet ABC 8:30 Conrn of Favoritea 10:00 10 PM Headlines 10:19 Pacific Coait Baacball 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sun Off KFLW Hit Kc PDT Saturday, May 31 6:00 Stfn-On News Summary 6:03 Corn tn tht Morn 6:43 B t B TV 7:00 News-Bresklaat Edition T:13 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred. News ABC T:40 Top of tha Morning T:33 Music 00 No School Today ABC 9:00 Radio Kldi Bible Club 9:30 Spare Palrol ABC 10:00 Eddie Fisher ABC 10:30 Sluice tht Maracaa ABC 11:00 Front Center ABC 11.30 uswience wem ABC 12:00 Noon EdMtcn Nevs 13:13 Stewart Craig ABC 12.-J0 Lone Pine Mountatneera ABC 1:00 New. ABC 1:13 Sporta by Finnigan ABC 1:30 International Jaxx Club ABC 1:00 Basin Brlefi 3:13 Roscland Ballroom ABC 3:30 At Home with Music ABC 2:43 Fascinating Rhythm ABC 3:00 Junior Junction ABC 3:S0 American Farmer ABC 4:00 Requestfully Yours 5:00 Les Gardiner's Band 3:30 B ft B TV 3:43 Stewart Craig ABC a Continuous FronTl-p"! SAJURDAY MIPM6HT IM)SC0TT-KENNEDY IRELAND Ted&lor .Continuous Shows from 12:30 -TODAY- MEMORIAL DAY TERRIFIC HITS For Ijour injoiment PACKED WITH P A.FUN IN THE M1QFVI Harem Cirf ' I I,"' I IIP1USM nan mrm I libs! Enemy Attacks Beaten Off SEOUL, Korea W United Na tions troops Friday beat off two a '.lemma by a pair of North Ko- t.rean Red comnnnie.e in eanturi. a. lowering East Korean peak which Auiea soldiers can i-use me Cook's castle." The peak rises 3.000 feefe above valley floors and overlooks sever al miles of Communist front lines. Reds have tried Intermittently to knock U.N. troops off It for the nast month. One Red company struck Allied outposts on the northeastern side an hour before midnight Thurs day. ' Allied artillery, already leroed in on every approach to the peak, shuttered the attack in only seven minutes. The Reds regrouped and struck AP.nin nt 1:S0 n.m They hit both the northeastern and northwest ern sides of the peak. Artillery and small arms fire again fended them off. The Reds gsve up the attack at 3:30 a.m. Ground action elsewhere was mi nor Eleven Allied medium bombers Thursday night drooped more than 100 tens of bombs on a rail bridge near the northwest coast. The weather was cloudy and results of the bombing were not announced. Another B-29 made a frontline raid over the Western front. In Tokyo. Lt Gen. EarL.E. Part ridge. In charge of U. S. air re search development, and James H. Doollttle. retired lieutenant gen eral now an adviser to the U.S. Air Force, were briefed on Ko rea combat operations of B-29s. Thev are studying combat use of present Air Force equipment to determine what changes and im provements are needed. 6:00 Soorta Highlights 6 IS Home Town Neivs 6:23 World News Summary 6:30 Science Kdltor ABC 6:43 Words ot Ufa T OO Mr. District Attorney ABC T:JJ Music T:30 Dinner In W Green Room ABC 00 The Ijone Hanger ABU 6::to Drnrlng n.iMv ARC 1 00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline' 10 IS Pacific Cos. I Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:01 Sign Off KFJt 11S0 Kc. TUT Friday Krrninf, May 3D 6 00 Gabriel Hratter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quia 6 30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Ssn Hses News MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MI1S T OO Adven of Mania MBS T:30 Cisco K'd MBS 8:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS 6:30 Proudly W'e Kail oo Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:13 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 9:33 3-Mlnute Fl.'al MBS 10:00 t Love a Mystery MBS 10:13 Red Ntclio" srtow 10:30 Crowell's Nut MBS 11:00 Nile Owls News 11:03 Night Owla Club 12.00 Sign Oft KFJI Hit Kc. TDT Saturday, May 31 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:33 I arm etcrter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS T:13 Breakfast Gana MBS T:o Heaabnes and Bylines T:43 Best Buys 6:00 Morning Melodies 6: 13 News MBS 8:23 Headline News MBS 8:30 Haven of Rest MBS 6:00 Top Tunes 9:13 Dance Tunes 9:30 Top Ten Tunes MBS 9:43 Favorites of Yeslerday 10:00 News MBS 10:13 Music MBS 10:30 Name Bands 10:43 Concert 10:30 Social Security 10:33 Currins 11.00 4-H Club 11:13 Music 11:30 Fifth Army Band MBS ' 12:00 Noonday News 12:13 To be Announced MBS iz:jo HicKyl Request l:w Bandstand u.s 1:23 News. MBS 1:30 Armed Forces Review MBS z:uv men s lorner MBS 2:13 Kukcyscr Reports 3:J0 To be Announced 3:33 News MBS 3:00 Serenade in Blue 3:13 Music MBS 3.30 O. P. S. 3:43 Music MBS 4:00 John Flynn MBS 4:13 Frank Hemingway. Newt MBS 4:30 Music MBS 4:43 Twin Views of News MBS 3:00 Good News 3:30 Christian Science 9:43 Peewee Reese MBS 6:00 Around TownNews 6:13 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Assembly of God T OO College Choir MBS T:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theater MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:13 Ponderosa Room 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Soorta Final 9:33 Cecil Brown. News MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land MBS 10:30 Crowell's Nest 11:00 Night Owl. News 11:03 Night Owls Club 12.D0 Sign Off , ,. NT- v V 5 XI1- id Chaplin Scoffs at Reports He's Filmed Final Movie lly I HSKINi: .10IINMUN i llln lliontlwiiv fliitoi'tnllirr 111 1I01.I.VWOOU cNIOAi Exclii- "Hluodhoundi of riiiHidway,' aho'll slvely Yuura: Hollywood's Iniatuk-1 liiiiri'Niiiinte Humphrey Doiiiii't, en if It thinks "Limrlliiht." due i Kiilliniliio Hepburn, l.ltuirl Umry- on the MTrrn. soon, will be CH ir-1 more ami Etltlle Ciiiilor. my milium i hint mnvle. I tic MBS MBS tw ..... ftsLJr-'Ca KISS MAY SAVE BLISS Joanne Wilson. 21, went to Los Angeles court to get temporary alimony from her es tranged husband, Jack Grant Wilson, 30, pending trial of her divorce suit. They have been separated for seven weeks. As she left the court, Wilson followed and took her hand. They spoke. Newspaper photographers suggested they kiss (above). Then the .Wilsons left the building, arm in arm. 1 Anti-Inflation Move Delayed Bird Blocks House Work T a I DUIYTA I IIUIV i UUV .... I asssssssssaassllllss6il . VMM lUHJBl WANTED: A MOTHER LWJf' iv Any nlr - 'huhersASachelor SCSWMHNmel POV Deaths. Bring Threat By SAM SIMMERLIN MUNSAN. Korea l The Com munists" chief truce negotiator Friday called the killing of a Red war prisoner on Koje isiana an atrocity. And he dropped a thin.y veiled hint of possible reprisals against Allied prisoners held in North Korea. United Nations authorities on Koje had reported one Communist prisoner was killed and another wounded Thursday by the acci dental discharge or a guard s rule. North Korean General Nam n demanded that the Allies "imme diately stop these atrocitie." Then he told the U. N. delegation: 'I clearly remind you that to protect the war prisoners is a mutual and reciprocal responsi bility of both belligerents. You should not fail to see the conse quences of your action. Nam s reierence to see me con sequences" had an 'ominous ring. Again he charged the U. N. with preparing "for another mass slaughter." A snort time oeiore trie u-min-ute truce session broke up. Allied authorities in Tokyo, Seoul and Koje announced seven Red POWs were killed and 16 injured Thurs day and Friday in new disorders. The new disturbances were cer tain to embitter further the al ready stalled talks. The Reds were unwilling to agree to a recess and Insisted that the delegations meet again Saturday at 11 a.m. p.m., PST Friday.) Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr., senior Allied delegate, told Nam that his "hysterical reac tions" to the results of recent screenings among North Korean and Chinese military and civilian internees did not alter the fact it had been done in a completely fair manner. During the screening, the U. N. said It found only 70.000 of Its 160.000 captives were willing to re turn to Communist territory. In Washington the State Depart ment sain the u. n. command "is within Its legal and moral rights' In insisting on voluntary repatria tion of war prisoners, under terms of the Geneva Convention. Timber Peace Talk Recessed SEATTLE I Negotiations to end the month-lone strike of 10.. 00C Western Washington CIO wood workers were recessed Thursday without an agreement; federal Conciliator William Ho- sle said the negotiators were sub ject to call but set -no date for another meeting. Walter Durham, i authority for the allocation UPTON. Mass. Ifi Mr. and I Further Mls' 0l rln Francis Thursday or- I .w.-Ifj dcrcd a halt to construction work i on their new home. The reason imtppvtiic Una been twisting with llic rt'poi't that Chaplin la leiuly to mot libit 11 his make-up box Inr good altrr selling his studio and Ills old films to TV. "Thill's ildlt'iiliius." he told me "Nothing is my lift. I just don't think Unit way, I'll bo milking movies when I in In a wheelchair." Hut he Is iitliniuing Hint Inn Clittplln library of It mnvira will be available for TV "when the prlre la right." (elinplln's opinion ot TV comedi ans'.' 'Sorry. I haven't scon any. In fart, I've looked at TV only once." Hull a tiuti'li Cluplin Mioi'l.t, filmed prior o mm. are niton lilnylng on I lie vl.lro clrrnlt. Chnr- iry ndiiilts, to Ills embnirnviiiit'iil. "They were mudc." he grinned. "In the days when nil yon needed for a movie uus a cunicia, a brick and a policeman," Hollywood can start yelping aguln. Mis. James Mn.tou's sound oI( about niovletnwn soclnl cliques will be repented ill nn arlltle she a writing ftir a iuilloii.il ttmyalllie. Her orlglnnl tippy quotes stalled a near riot. Dngiiuir mid 1.111 St. Cyr an u couple ol AiniiMins In a spare ship. They're being paged by producer Al Zugsnilth for a new srlrnre ficllon movie titled "Space Girl." lliniiiininmin Dept. Arleno Dnhl wu.i singing the prulsc. ol her Lex Parker and telling ol their co-slur-ring plain only it lew hours bciore the bust-up ol the marriage ... A current mrly.girly inagniino pro linlins "The Sex Life ol a Holly- Rood Starlet" on Its rover. But the boys who plunk down their quarters for spicy rending are howling. The layout fentures Chee tah, the movie chimpaiwee, who's female. Talking about Producer Snin j Katzman. a rival producer snarled: "He innkes ofl-bcnt pictures they ; make money." auwytk iui(t vere a iJiii ie at tile "Old Bnlluia Nrver Dlo" will ba released as "Souiethiig fur the HlrtU." . . . llnrbma Stanwyck aiid Jeun ririTe Auiiiunl we pi Inn dinner two-some Ueiichi'iiiiiboia . . , It's full lending lady slnltis for Ksa a Onbor In Joint Houston's "Moulin Itogiic" Zippy Zsa 7.sa la on her wnv as movlriltim's flrl major till rn I to Miirlrno Dietrich. Marie WlndMii 'H llln wnrriane , nbnut why nho lountl no roiuiiiiiii I while In Iiulln fur "Tlio Jungle. ' ! Broie another point fur Hull "All the liinhai'iiJiilM are initr-1 Hope. Jnt beloie lling Crusby led,' tliev'ro allowed only one wife titles Inlo a aoiig In a scene lur encli. anil they cun t Inka llimi I he Hoad to Hall." Hub tui ns in inuney out ol lndln." i Ihe t aiueia with a wicked leer anil snyn Klin Rnlnea' eye-opener abiitil her happy murrliigo to l.t. Col. Itobln Olds, the Jet pilot: "We hnvc a lot in common, ine v o. aii Force Is just as Irualrullng as Hie movie biisine.-t. Tide change ol the month: Fox's This Is Ihe lime tn gn out lur your popcorn lolks he's going to Mini " 1 FLOWERSI NaLoN MEMORIAL 0V Ij SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 Se. 6th PhonsflSI 0P(N WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 'Til f p.m Fiido, 'Til ):00 p.m. GREYHOUND WASHINGTON tfl I Senate action on a bill to extend unli - inflation controls has been : put off until Wednesday after ov-1 erwhtimmg rejection oi a propos-1 al to junk wage-price curbs. row had built a nest In the base Oit Friday for a long holiday mcnl h e n tlie carpenters weekend, senators will turn to con- I hammered the sparrow flew away, sideration of other legislation next! So. Ftnncls told the carpenters to Monday and ruesaay and then; stop work until mama sparrow tackle the controls measure again : hatches its eggs. , Wednesday under an agreement limiting debate. The agreement is expected to bring about a final vote late Wed nesday .and send the bill to the House, where committee hearings on a- companion measure nave been completed. The onlv vole Thursday was on Dirksen iR.-Ill.) to end wage-price controls on June 30, the present exDirauon aair. ...... alert housewife, workina ns a sub- The amendment was rejectca o-!Suiu.. rmstal clerk An pnn-n . to 18. c... "'iy placer county town, susoectcd Tha bill submitted bv the Senate ,,i.j ., . - ... , . ,n. vuv.i..-i mi. it.. i.iiir.. EeniinK toniniiitce wuu.u c..t..v. magcziues arrived Irom wace - price c u"" Kong l.'UDJ. rrraiucm uuhwii Plans; are on the front burner for Ihe life story ol French-chanting .Inenhlne tinker Joe Boullon. I. It A song sparrow. I Baker's sonswrltins hubby. Is now The couple discovered the SDor- ! completing the screenplay, based on mater al ronectea lor tour books about her. There's also lalk .s of a fllmuslcal. "St. Louis Worn- ALL READY TO GO! SPRAYS WREATHS BOUQUETS CUT FLOWERS More Travel Extras No fxfra Cost! Yts, bigger value' Moil isivlct lo more' piicei I mill buiM. Bill (Jilven. Cloo tat lnvel ludti . . . chooM Crfylioundl 5 Buses Daily to SALEM irom KLAMATH FALLS Only $5.10 plut log Complete Serelca to All Amtrlca Aqent, J. K. Soyre 904 Klamath Phone 5521 Woman Trips Dope Ring SACRAMENTO. Cnllf. - An an Josephine's demands: Technicol or choice of director, wardrobe designer, cast and final say-to on song material. Mllzl Cirecn swore o(f her fa mous impersonation when sue turned night club singer, but Hol lywood changed her mind. As a Annual Vacation Order Defeated asked for two n employer spokesman, said he doubted there would be develop ments until after the Memorial Day weekend. Thursday's meeting was called to consider three employers' pro posal and a union counter-proposal. AH were rejected. ,The employers offered: A 1 li-cerit hourly raise, three ad ditional 'paid holidays, improved vacation benefits and higher nieht- shift differentials, and the present welfare plan financed through pay roll deductions. tfarfte benefits as first proposal. with a Joint committee to study w?lfaie plan proposals. A fiat wage raise of 12 U-cents an hour. The - union said tne proposals were rejected because of dissatis faction with the welfare plan and vacation benefit provisions. Tne union s counier-pronosais an employer-paid welfare plan of nine cents an hour, administered bya Joint trust committee was re jected by the employers. ' 1 that they be continued veprs bevond June 30. The President also ureed a two year extension of rent controls and ui She notified U.S. narcotics agents and DO.il.il inspectors. Thev found WASHINGTON Wl A provision to reoulre government employe to Hong take vacations each year or loee iiiein nno uecn ucictru i.vm m Senate) appropriation All). in senate A,pproprfuiions com miltee eliminated the rider Wed- scarce essential materials, but the committee bill would continue I nnn.tr, nn veST. During Thursday's debate on the scsfion of narcotics and released bill President Truman lent a mes- on S3.000 ball, sage to Vice President Barklcy urg- I Mr 01e Mae unyes. 35. dauch tng the Senate to rclect a provision tor ol Penrvn Postmaster Arthur in the bill which would abolish the pun'., said she had read that Bun present Wage Stabilization Boa rd Frnnrisco narcotics agents found and substitute an all - public pan- i heroin concealed in cut-out maga- ?. .... I AttthnrilV tn reCOm- !in. ft-ntn r-hinn oitiu i-w woi.n oi neroin concealed nesday from Ihe Independent ol m uir manaiine. Uees bm wh,cn w, ,,, more Then they arrested Wing Suey : man a score of agencies during the Fong. 39, of North Sacramento vear-bestinnina Julv 1 wncn nc picica un tne narKnge. Fong was charged with Illegal pos- el (.tripped of authority to recom mend settlement oi iaoor-iii".'--mem disputes. ' The board now Is composed of -.r. nnal number of Industry, la bor and public members. POTATOES STOLEN ' SOVIET GENERAL DIES MOSCOW The Soviet gov ernment Wednesday announced the death of Maj. Cen. Vladimir Dmok hovsky. military engineering spee- ROCHESTER N. Y. w Josepn must who ueuucu uie lacuuy Ol ine Arena told police luesnay -- ....... someone broke into his stall at Ihe publlo .market and stole a !00 pound sack of potatoes. He 'aid nothing else was taken. aLAMATN rAU.S. OR66eal AMIRICAN CHINISI Fee-6 at tfcaee besMl n. 4 ae Orn T Take 0 tn B. Lt, Mgr. 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