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Newspaper Page TextfAfiB TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 3, HM2 . KFHV 1450 Kc PDT dladlo oq ., ' y, Tuesday Evening June 1 Sport HIghlighli L Unini Town New .-.'. - ! -t'.li World Newt bummirjf .Twlltfht Serenade V .:, Headline Edition ABC - v I .M. Coining Attraction on ABC S.T.w Proudly we Hail .) I ar.w J J 11,.. I Atll? EkMpe With M A Bi llot ! Ed lion Orch ABC . Pi(lr Coait BaMbail V 10 P.M. Headline Pacific Oait BatcbaiJ i . Newt Summary , S.ia Oil ' . i KFLW 145 Kc. PDT Wednesday, June 4 00 Bign on Newt Summary OS Corn in lha Morn . :43 B B TV 7:00 Newt. Break fa it Edition 7:13 Charlie'! Roundup 7:30 Bob Garret! & Newt ABC T:40 Top of lha Morning 7:35 John Conte ABC 11:00 Braakfatt Club ABC 0:00 Hank Henry Show 0:30 Break (he Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley, New ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC iJ.o 10.1a ll:oo CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 1.4S . .. . I M3jf TecJSTcolor j KENNEDY raopuCTMM . J0KX WEDDING BELLS ARE RINGING FOR THAT "BORN YESTERDAY" GIRL! - " ' ' ' I ouMumuo ' JWHOIUDAY. A LOO RAY CLARK GABLE LORETTAYOUNG 'KEYTomUiTV STC0H9 MtVft ' HIXT ATTRACTION V WEDNESDAY ONLY CURTAIN AT EIGHT !)J P.rfornionc. . Open 7:0'J TML1 r Tduaou A vSJy VERA-EUiN .; ftm fcorly - Bring The KldditX j PRfeg PONY RIDfcS-PLAYGROt'Mu 10:W My True Story AB 10 W WhUpering Street! ABC 1):1S Again! the Storm ABC 11:30 Si on It ShoB 11:45 Muklral Roundup 11:55 Market Report 13:00 Newt, Noon Edition 12:15 pay Ira Sidewalk Shew 12 30 Lucky-U Ranch ABC 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:15 Better Living 1:30 Mary Margaret MrBride ABC 2:00 Battn Briefi m 3 15 When Girl Marriee ABC Z;a Vary JHarlm ABC 2:45 Rom. of Evelyn Winter ABC 3:00 Ronnte Kemper ABC 3:15 Ted Malone ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ARC 3:45 Manhattan Maharajah ABC 4:00 Eisenhower Speech ABC . 4:30 Requeatiully Your 50 Fun Factory ABC 5:20 World Fl ght Reporter ARC 5:35 Roval Triton Bb. Roundup ABC 5.30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:45 Ixsok to the Sktci 6.00 Sports Highlight! 0:15 Home Town Newt 0:25 World Newt Summary 0 30 Twilight Serenade 6 43 Headline Edition ABC 0 55 Coming Attraction on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Mystery Theatre ABC 6.-00 The Top Guy ABC 8:C0 Music in the Modern Mood 9.00 Pacific Coait Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11;05 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Tuesday Eventnr June 3 0:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:13 Klamath Theater Qua 0:30 Around Town Nea S:0 Some thine lo Think About 6:45 Sam Hajet Newt MBS t 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Black Museum MBS 7:.T0 Peter Salem MBS 8 CO Count Monte Cm to MBS 8:30 Tor Dancers Only 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonairei 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Musical Request t 45 Sports Final 9:55 5-Minute Fii.al MBS 10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 Ponterosa Room 10:30 Opera Concert MBS 11:00 Night Owl New 11:05 Night Owls Club 15.UQ bign uu , KFJI-1150 Kc-PDT Wednesday. June 4 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway New- MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS -7:30 Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayea MBS -7:55 First Edition Local News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gen MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 9:00 Homemakers Harmonics 9:15 Platter Party 9:30 Date In Hollywood 9:45 Favorites, of Yesterday 10:00 KewtMoer of the . Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPointes 10:-:S, Answer Man MBS" l!i Ladies Fair MBS . tl:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen For A Day MBS lixn jsame sanas . 9-K Viwwftiv NM 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:45 MarkeU-KUmatb. Note 12:55 CurriDS 1. -00 Jack Kirkwood MBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2. -00 New MBS 2.05 New MBS 2:15 Music 2:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel Scoreboard 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4:20 Curt Masaey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Haves New MBS 5:00 Ricky' Request 5:30 Wild Bill Hick ok MBS 5:55 News MBS 1:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Qui 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something To Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes New MBS 0:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 fa mil 7 Theater MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What's the Name of Sonf MBS 8:30 Mysterious Traveler MBS. 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS S:3U Wrestling . 10:15 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 Out of Thunder MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11:06 Night Owls Club 12.-00 Sign Off Teachers Bid Life of Ease A pleasant custom which has grown up in the last few years among Klamath County teachers is that of honoring their members who reach official retirement age. Mrs. Josephine Penrod and Mrs. Elsie Burton were thus honored with a dinner by their fellow teach ers at the cafeteria of the Al'.a. mont Junior High School, May 21. Fred Peterson, former Klamath County school superintendent, mas ter of ceremonies, recalled many incidents in his administration in which Mrs. Penrod and Mrs. Bur ton were particpants. Mr. A. R. Mallard, principal of Fred Peter son Elementary School, -and Mr. A. C. Olson, principal of Altamont Junior High School, spoke in praise of the two teachers, and Mr. Loy Barker, former principal of the Chiloquin Elementary school also spoke highly of Mrs. Burton. lints of luggage, foam pillows, a platform rocker and a toaster for a life of ease, and corsages and guest books for remembrance, were presented, and responses were made by Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Penrod. Eighty teachers and friends at tended the dinner, which was ar ranged by Ellen Kenaup, Mrs. Alice Tomlin and Mrs. Ethel Pankev of Fred Peterson School, and Mrs. Irma Quick, Mrs. Maxine Burritt and Veva Liskcy of Altamont Jun ior High School. Mr'. Christine Murray and Mrs. Ottle Ashley handled the guest books, and the dinner was prepared by Mrs. Allen Bates and Mrs. Otto Clawson of the Altamont Cafeteria staff, and was served by Altamont Junior High School girls. FOUND DEAD The body of Patricia Steele, 34, wealthy .Hollywood social ite, was found in a Los Angeles alley. Autopsy sur geon Dr. Victor C e f a 1 u said she died as the result of an illegal operation. Po lice said she had been dead a number of hours before her body was dragged to the spot where it was dis covered by a man on his way to work. Glamor Dolls Sloppy Sues, Wails FoxWardrobe Chief By KRSKlNli JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA Behind I'lf Screen: Movies may be belier than ever, but not U rating ol movie queens as snappy dress ers. Hollywood clamor dolls, walled Charles Le.Valre, Foxa natty and impeccable wardrob director and designer, are still on a Sloppy Sue ear and It's hurting movie alamor at a lime when It could stand a boost. . 1 . "Most stars forget that they owe something to the Industry when thev appear In public." LeMnhe sadly remarked. "They forget that Hollywood is a tourist town and that thousands of people sec them and talk about them to the people at home. "An actress can't be a Jrkyll and I Hyde in this business. She has to , be as clamorous alter hours as she I ia In fraiu ni thi. nmen Tf ihr wants to look like a housewife.! she should stay at home. 1 Tops lif LeMalie's book: "dene Tlerney, June Haver, Anne Bax ter, Joun Crawford and Lorelta School Closing Exercises Held Chiloquin Elementary School pre sented its annual Achievement Day to a large crowd of parents and friends May 27. 1:30 p.m. An ex cellent program and songs and dances by the six grades was given in the gymnasium, cniloquin win ners in the Klamath County Schools Soil Conservation program were also presented, and awards made. Fine work of the students in art and letters was on display in the school rooms, and teachers greet ed many parents who came to In spect the achievements their ctul dren had made during the year. A tea, honoring the parents and friends of the students, was held in the' school cafeteria, with Mr. Harlcy Zeller in charge and the teachers assisting. Mrs. M. L. Ray and Mrs. Andrew Ortis poured. The Soil Conservation Program awards were made by M. L. Ray. principal, to Delos Echlin. Fiftn Oracle, and to Roberta Dumont Fourth Grade, winners of first and third places resectivele lly- ivn. third places respectively in Divi sion, of the countywide poster con test ar.i1 to Anita vaden. Sixth Grade, winner in the essay con Huge Crowd Visits Park Memorial Weekend travel at Cra. ; ter Lake saw 1.077 people tour the national park In 384 cars, accord ing to Chief Ranger Lou Hallock. I The ranger reported May travel totaled 3.813 autos bearing 13.007 1 people, an Increase of 11 per cent . over May of 19M. Travel on Me morial Day itself. Hallock said, was up 19 per cent from the samo day last year. There Is 74 Inches of snow a', i the park, but all south and west entrance roads are open and in good condition. Arizona Cowboy Gets Stiff Fine Charles Milbum Berry. 43-vear-old rodeo performer from Yuma, Aril., paid a S350 tine vesterday in District Court on a charge of drunken driving. He pleaded rullty He was arrested by State Police near Gilchrist Sunday night after be had driven his car Into a ditch- Young, who look like a million even when they're shopping lor groceries." "A star these days," groaned LeMalre, "puts on an old draas. Then she comb her hair, slips Into a mink roat and pina oil an orchid. Underneath her mink coat she's about as fashionable as her cook. Unless there's a party alter wards, atara Juat don't dress for premieres anymore." UA,tr llatt'lri whn d I a covered him, is denying a re- ponea irua wim muiiiBwu1." Clift. He told me: "Absolutely untrue. I didn't use him In. "The Big Sky- because I didn't think he was worth his salary demand. Not with tl'e financial structure I had on !he picture. It's one thing to pay a big salarv when a alar has two smash hits behind him. It's an other thlna when he's had two Hops." Novelist Erich Maria Remarque wouldn't agree lo cell the movie right of his "Spark of- Llle" to Jose Ferrer via trans-Atlantic telephone, so Jose will go to Swit zerland to dose the deal with Remarque. Hnmim. Alter what Hollywood did to "Arch of Tri umph." you can't blame Remarque for being cautious. Aldo Rny. who starred with her i in "The Marrying Kind." Is doing I . fll.ft,. A..r .tiirH- MnlllrUv lie I told me: "I've heard that some actors can't get along with her. I don't know why. She'd do her scenes on the first take. Me, I'd have lo have 10 takes before Id get It right. She's a great actress and a great wwman. Nobody else would have had the patience with me." Loretta Young Is confessing that ahe's knee-deep tn talks with NBC and CBS executives on the subject of TV series "Not to mention a smaller compsny" snd that stay-at-homes will defi nitely be seeing her as a lull nedged video queen. "I'm taking my time and not rushing, though." confided Loretts on the set of Ul's "Magic Lady." "It's no good doing anything half baked Just becaust I'm enthusi astic about television and think it's a wonderful new medium. I'll be In II as soon as I find the right property. Nobody can Ignore TV. I look at It all the time. Even when It's bad." John Huston won't Him "Moulin I Rouge" at Parl-'a famous Moulin Rouge but at Moulin La llalletle In Moiitniai'lr. becuu e the latter looks more Ilka the imbllo'a con ception of Moulin Rouge , , Mine and more episodic films (Hie better lo litre up for television later on J re on llie way. The Intent lu "Tales of Cairo," lo be filmed in EgypO with Dan Duryca and Paul Henreld slated to star In an episode each. The word liom MOM Is that the cheesecake photos being made of Zsa Zsa Gabor In the Ince nnii ties and bra she weara in "LIU" are nippier than anyihlng the mil dlo's tried since Lana Turner's, sweater days in the ail gallery. And that Zsa Zaa la blu.nhliiu through it all. Zsa Zsa blushing? Let It not be said that 18.13 will be strictly an Artie Shaw literary year. Ex-wlfe Kathleen Wlnsur has Just completed her new novul. "The Lovers" said to be more Amberlsh than Amber. Olnger Rogers on her steppcd-iip movie career; "Every actor win has anything at all has been up and down. You don't stay at high levels In Hollywood. You coino back to high levels." Cesar Romero's telling It on himself. While In India for a movie he was Introduced lo Pre mier Nehru. Nehru shook hands, then whispered romelhlng to an aide. The aide later conllded to Romero: "The premier never goes to the movies, were?" Ho asked me who you BREAD 'n PASTRIES Shun The K LAN AT II RnTRV S IIUl itilil(iit A Blrthdif la en Mrf'! JO Mall) ' " AN IAJY WAY TO HAVI A riANO I Tee rnl level? fleal ul treat IM ! ! Maaa ria ! eni II Meaielr rale. 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Presbyterians Issue Report ALBANY, Ore. 11 President Truman's proposal to send a U. 8. amBasssdor to the Vatican was attacked here Monday bv the 94th general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church. The assembly told its moderator lo notify Mr. Truman. Secretary of State Acheson and Sen. Connally D-Texl. chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, that It was opposed to U. S. representation at the Vatican "in the atatna at am. bassador or as a personal repre- acuta live. James L. Kelso, Pittsburgh. Pa., assembly moderator, said that the government of Israel had frozen funds and oropertv of Christian Churches. The assembly approved a resolution calling for their re turn. The Board of Christian Educa tion reported that it had srovided f 81, 876 during the past year for unitea Presbyterian Colleges. The assembly Is to continue through Thursday. . , NEW IDEA Cream wax is a fine cleaner for white shoes and has the added arfvanug of' not rubbing off en Fresh As A Daisy . . . 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