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7 fAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON , n . j mil inn ,,i i" . .mi m 'i " " 1 KFLW 1460 Ko. PDT Wednesday Evening, June 11 00 Rporti Hlchllinii IB Horn Town Newa IS World Newi Summary 1 1:30 Twlllfhl Serenade 49 Headflna Edition ABC ; 5.1 Comlni AttrarUons on ABC , . T OO The Loot Ranger ABC 1:30 Myelery Theater ABU :00 The Top Cuv ABC 111 Pacific Coail Baieball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline! 10:15 Pacific Coatt Baaeball !l:oo Ncwa Summary tl:0J Sinn Off KFIW 1458 Kc PDT ' ' Thursday, June 12 A im Itfjrn on- New Summary ' SOS Corn In tha Morn T:00 Newa Bkft. Edition T:1S Charlla'a Roundup 1M Bob Garred V Ncwa ABC T:40 Top of tha Morninf 1:55 John Conle ABC a 00 Breakfakt Club ABC :00 Hank Henry Show :30 Break the Bai.r- ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley Newi ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 Mv True Story ABC 10:55 Whliperlnn StreeU ABC 11:15 Affalnrt tha Storm ABC 11:30 8top At Shop Coatlaaoua rroai 1:S frSoutliwestt w DALEROBERTSONJOViNNEDRli etuni of the I? mi noun now . natlMU - 2a; ' J i MPl fc Mil 111 laiwXn tSTKHt JWgffl mm-iniiiii Holism -AexT AtTmcTioh- FnnMytoM dnma ofa man-aiHe ind pi bo haslosl wtbwk" WRIGHT George Stevrns Somethina STotiveM 5?jsC inrTmraml loonne QUI) John HtlANP 1 1 : .n MurIcm) nmtndup 1I:V) Market nepuiU 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 12 .10 Lucky U Ranch 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:15 Be tier Living 1:M Mary Margaret MrBrlda ABC 8 00 Butn Briefi 3:00 Ronnie Kemper ABC 3 IS Ted Ma lone ABC 3. IS When Girl Marrlea ABC 2:30 Mary Martin ABC 3 45 Rom. ol Evelyn Winter ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC J: 45 Manhattan Maharajah ABC 4 00 Requcatfully Yours 00 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet. ABC 5 2S Royal Triton Bsbl. Roundup ABC 5 30 Chet Huntley ABC 8: B V B TV 6 00 Sports Highltchta 815 Home Town New f .23 World Newa Summery 30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 55 Coming Attraction on ABC 7 00 Mr. President ABC t:30 Oetense Attorney ABC 8:00 Original Amateur Hour ABC IMS Pacific Coait Baseball B OO Paula Stone Show MBS 10:00 10 P M. Headline 10:13 Pacific Coatt Baseball 31:00 News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Wednesday Even I nr. June 11 6:00 Gabriel. Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater tjui 6:0 Around Town News 8:40 &om&!!f to think About 6:43 Sam Haes New MBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Family Theater MBS 1:30 Cisco Kid MBS fl 00 What's Name Song MBS 8:30 Mysterious Traveler MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Wrestling 10:15 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 Out of Thunder MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Thursday, June 12 6 00 SunrUe Serenade 6 35 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newi MBS 7.15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Best Buys 7:43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:55 First Edition Local News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:20 Haven Of Reit MBS 9:13 Marion from Millers 9:30 Platter Party 9:45 Familiar Favorites 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tcllo Test MBS 10:30 LaPointes 10:45 Answer Man 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:43 Markets oc Klamalh Notes 12:33 Currins IflO Jack Kirk wood Show MBS 1:30 Two at 1 30 2:00 News MBS 2:03 News MBS 2:15 Coffee with Katie 3:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:53 Camel's Scoreboard MBS 4.00 Behind t.he Stcry MB! 4:15 Hemingway New MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Tima MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 9:00 Ricky's Request 3:30 Musical Quiz 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS 6 CO Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:13 Klam. Theater Quix 6:30 Around Town News ' 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7-00 Advens. Of Casanova UBS 7:30 Sergeant Preston MBS 8.00 Clyde Beatty MBS 8:30 Burl Ives Sings 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonalres 9 00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 9:53 3 Min. Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10.13 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 11:00 Night Owls News 11:05 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 11, i0n2 f 1 Goldwyn Turns Spendthrift To Make Fairy Tale Movie lly KKSKINK JOHNSON HOLLVWCX)D iNKA) Belilnd Die Screen: 8nuiel Uoldwyn hns aeUiruned Enol F'lvim as HollywcKxla brnvesl mull. While movletown is slHsltlng budireta and SKintilng llir rconoinv xe iu circles to meet TV compe., Illlon. Hctni a uounnu SH ikiii ikhi imo supcMoloasitl Technicolor lry tale nbout t rmrv lle teller, "Hna ChrlMiian-Andersen." His reasoning.: . "Only grent motion nlctmcs count todHv." M ml. i in ! ... doing sonicUuni: unusual, l in en. mg to show Dcoole thums tlin - i never seen on the screen." VOtarrillB Dunilv Kavn aH French ballerina' Jcaninaire. Hans" features 411 i,,i,.n ballet. Including a 15-nunulr, ' eye- poppinj; "1,11116 Merniuid" numlH-r Tonight We slug." "1 theenk 1 ninlce more money. We 110 too (raid ecu Hollywood, Eea not a queatlon that the pooulceo eea not ruddy. The poobleco eea ruddy. If Fox or MOM do a movie opera the pooblceo weel ro.'-li to see eel.' Plnta'a uhiylng Challnpln hi a blond wig and doesn't buss a sin ulo damsel. He explained: "Eea rnmrriv side ol hecm 1 play, but eel dies not mean Chnllapln was not roinanieec. Ken an nees me, Chahapm never passed m beau, tliul woman.'- plain bortd. Even when I did 'Red I Someone asked Bplke Jones. I lUitlil Doetllcher. dliectlng lour, II ho diu a "" iicain a-Ma ! for ' Uliy iieneain iha ,fl, . wel" flashed Hnlke. "We uuippeii. i.rv. try 11 nine. titowiied the Hist two 1 And when you die this llnie, River' It was started doing Just fun. Then 1 Just back from a stage plays wllhiaatlre on Johnnie Ray. John (hubby John Ireland), things way over my heitl, and attddenly became serious about acting." "Hid almost rows In Portland.' I put lOine Ulo Into It.' vBea." ' 101 a, 1 inWa.sa ELECTED Rev. V. A. Alexander, D.D.. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church 0 f Shrevesport, La., has been elected Na tional Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of the U. S. The church is cur rently holding its general assembly at Charleston, V. Va. Dr. Alexander has served as moderator of the Alabama and Louisiana Synods since 1941. Acheson Wants Aid Approval WASHINGTON tfi Secretary of State Acheson Tuesday urged the Senate to give quick approval plus a guarantee to help defend Western Germany In the event of Communist aggression. The secretary told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee: "These agreements greatly ad vance all that we have been trying to do since the end of the war to build a strength and unity among the free nations." As the administration's lead-of witness in hearings on the pacts, Acheson stressed the "great im portance of early- ratification." He said, too, he was confident other Western European governments would iollow suit if this were done. It has been speculated widely that France and possibly -other North Atlantic Treaty Nations would be cool to putting West Ger many, a bitter enemy eight years ao. in a mUitary alliance to which France was a party. The two documents which re quire Senate approval are a peace contract between the United States, Britain. France and West Ger many, and an amendment to the North Atlantic Treaty granting West Germany the guarantees of the alliance. Fasten your seat straps, cad. ihcre'a a daisler m movie- town who's asked her atudlo not to refer to her as a beauty. She's gorgeous Janice Rult of n which .Wnnuii. h.. ...!MUM. WHO nits nie wp)"K " orin u-.vo .,,h it, ... ,.j..":evr like Eddie Cantor over her grotto. And take it from Goldwyn: "It's the most effective number I've ever put on the screen." As an Independent producer, Ooldwyns free lo sell his tremen dous library of films to TV and he admits he's had "fabulous" oilers. But Im turning thtm all husband, down." he said. "I still believe Jr,,i,,, great motion pictures bcloiis lii :i,. u-i,..,, h named her as one of theaters." I Hollywood's 10 greatest beauties last year in a national magaslne. 1'm-nol-Hedy" cry. Janice, who a Peter Lnwlords co atar in "Rnsue'a March." told me that "I want to be known as a good dancer and a capublo actress, but I can do win, mi, mis rnvlne beautv stuff. I don't see how It can help me." It was Anthony Beauchamp, Saiah Churchill's photographer who siarien .lamce squirming over the super-iooner Girls Need Camp Piano 1 Piano wanted . . . ' Wanted for the Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts for use at Camp Esther Applegate. When a record snow drift at Lake o' the Woods collapsed the camp's recreation building this past winter, the camp piano, along with ouier imngs was completely ruined. A piano is a bie part of camp life for the girls; the nightly song- fests and regular religious services. Somewhere in this area there must be an old piano that's doing no one any good and is taking up spr.ee. An old piano is all that Is need ed; no matter scars and splinters so lone as the piano can be tuned. Anyone wishing to donate a piano for the girls' camp should notify the Herald and News. Armed Forces Money OK'd Smyth Wins Acquittal SAN FRANCISCO W James G. Smyth, third of the scandal- riddled Internal Revenue Bureau's ousted collectors to be tried, was acquitted of backdating his own 1945 income tax returns to defraud the government. Two other ousted collectors Dennis W. Delaney of Boston and James P Finnegan of St. Louis- were convicted earlier this year. A federal court jury of eight women and lour men Monday night freed Smyth alter deliberat ing seven hours. They acquitted him of three charges after be and others testified his retums were duplicates, filed to replace lost originals. The natiilv dressed deputed col lector for Northern California commented: I'm so happy, one ol tnosc trials is enough for a lifetime. However, two other inoictmen's remain against Bmytn. one, ie- turned in December, wat called vague' by Federal JUilne Alger Fee. A new indictment,, to replace that one. was the basis for the trial at which Smyth was acquit ted. However, the "vague" indict ment has not formally been dismissed. Another indictment was returnrd just before the 10-day trial started. Judge Fee refused to consider it but it still must De aispose'i 01 This Indictment, termed "cor rective" by federal attorneys, ac cused Smyth and his ousted chief deputy, Paul V. Doyle, of con-.pir- to oacaaate emytns rcuir.-is. Diana Linn U biistlini? over the out-loud guessing that her busty likeness on the cover of a national magazine has put callous of ii and zing into her movie career. If she's way out in front in the J,-.Ji". .bus: Here's a confession. huhiwwu ouuuriuv o corprra 1 r. . .. .... i a that she was Jane RussrlMsh m nmn i getaeaa-en rSt .ooui the mustard plaster region. "It was a very embarrassing thing." sighed Janice. "Thank goodness, mast people have for gotten about It." I Myrtle, tho aniclllng salts, i please. Joanne WASHINGTON W The House Armed Services Committee Tues day unanimously approved a 12.- 758.318.000 authorization for mili tary construction in the year be- ling siiiiiii.k ouiv i. i smytn was aismisrea oy ri-esi me total is about 26 mil- dent Truman Nov. on charees Hon doUar! less than President 1 of "falling, in mange his offlr Truman asked Congress to appro- ! properly" after a federal grand , ... J - - iurv was cam-u to uiveauKtibc c- The biggest cut was 250 million lnuu,d scandals In his denartment. in funds earmarked as the Amen-1 hp then was chareed with back- can snare oi turonean ainiems to i dating returns for himself and his be used by the North Atlantic Trea ty Organization (NATO). The committee voted unanimous ly Tuesday to eliminate this item from the bill on the grounds that It belonged in foreign aid authori- tlons. Warner Bros. PNC a I NT 'a btreetcar Named Desire" iiM fail law ""TbS"' wife In an effort to evade $402 in penalties and Interest. Committee Nixes Truman PO Bill WASHINGTON Wl The Senate Government Operations Committee voted 8 to 2 against President Tru man's plan to change ihe way post masters are selected. The Truman plan calls for Mi Putting all the postmasters under strict Civil Service provisions, and (2) taking -awav from the Senate the power to reject any postmaster appointees. Truman's reorganization proposal will automatically go Into effect unless a majority of the senate, 49. or the house, 218, vote against It by June 20. The committee action sendi the proposal to the floor. Fliers To Meet In Portland PORTLAND Ifl An estimated 400 fliers are expected here Satur day for Portland Aviation day. Flavel Temple, committee chair man, said It would be one of the largest ny-ins of the Pacific Coast. He added that field rules at Port land International airport would be suspended for the dv lo enable planes without radio equipment lo land. Ordinarily, no landing Is per mitted wilhnut radio clearance from the control tower. She'd like to think. Diana re marked, that she earned her new role In UI's "The Great Com panions" by dint of hard work on the stage and In television during the past year. "It's all kind of embarrasslne " shuddered Diana. "Suddenly. I'm a sexy flash. About that cover. I looked like a girl. And I am a girl. What's all the fuss about?" Eilo Pinza may have his doubts about making another great lover movie with Lana Turner, but he's ready to gamble with anv Holly wood sludlo that will star him In a filmed opera. And gamble Is just what Ezlo means. "I'll do eet tor nawtheeng and take per cent." roared the En chanted Evening man, who's star ring as Feodor Chaliapin In Fox's acting until after she star. Honest I Thai's girl said. Co-starlng with Richard mark In Fox's "Big Man' Topaa blonde, she declared "I began acting because became what the Wld as a I was AMIKICAN CHIN 111 ta at Miatt baatl FV 44 ft OraWi T. Taka a Ben B. Let. Mar. i mi Keepsake APPLIANCES Corner 7th and Klamath Ph. 8886 Give tfie iixfc& -to -3e A CEDAR CHEST mk mmtM a l n PSCZZL. , '5 MORE, Pf1 .tll .V"lt 4' v i--:"2 -1 ii'-r Tl" ------ p " "p"" I l l Alibi. r " in s t , V 1 3 '-.l 4vi- t i in i i ' . ; i i , -. ;N. JsM Diiilanlw moltra .. Jiii 'l.l!j..j.itiJlal",rJ .aign entred In hloaile oak. Trarf at!gySSarJW7' , ; , -f auiomatltallr Hfn with ""f. 'am1 I "'" detiaa available lo llvar-fM)f I M rloul.(SJ.l V," iSiScS I LANE CHESTS 3 T.rm. If D.,lr.d! Jm N. 5111 Sirfamlinc. tntrrd iir r.i: . ud osMm. SttC-r.i.' $, t N. Htl Popular period ttyUng with hsndrubbtd mshogtny tocff. JtU-fmn tray. JSJ.iS r ' , "Four Floor of Fine Furniruro ond Floor Coverinqi" KCamatk unaitune Co. 221 Main Phone 5353 or 5339 irllbU. 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