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Newspaper Page TextPAGB TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. pnKC.ON FltlDAY, JUNE 1.1, 1052 r V MAI CMP J I "OMOp t DtIM" family taking o wonderful growing-up peek at lifel SWtMEBBIW NOWIP f rii:iin C0NTlUOU iHOWt 011 DOORS QPteH I 4 THE SCREENS HOST FMKQ TOLD LOVESTDIuT Som fiUfJ CARTOON! STARTS UTUaOor mOHIGHT- ACADEMT AWARD INHCR B06ART ixam&rtfirs! COMWfi Randolph scon am. py "a Streetcar Named Desire" 11HHH HJiHii jtf CarmIchaei 5i fit I r raffia P! r;; fli -mi t srnm gla. mAtir n,i VrtuwuTKun m ".COME EARLV- OPEN 7 P.M.; Jills Radio &oa KFLW 1450 Kc. PDT Friday Evening, June 13 :(W Sporia HiihltshU 6:15 Horn Town Newt :U World Kewa Summi.7 8 ;W Twilight Sercnao 6:45 Haadl.i. Edition ABC 6 55 Sanka Nwt Roundup ABC 7:00 Gillette rights ABC 6:00 Richard Diamond ABC 8:30 This li Your FBI ARC 6:00 Qui and Harriet ABC H 30 Concert of 1'avoritta 10.00 in PM Headline 10:15 Pacific Coast Baacball 11:00 Newt Summary 11:03 Sign Ofl KFMV 1450 Kc. PDT Saturday, June 14 640 Si in -On News Summarj 6:05 Corn in the Morn 6:4,1 BAB TV 7:00 News-Break fa.t Edition T:15 Charlie's Roundup 7::W Bub Garred, News ABC 7:4D Top of tht Morn in 7:55 Miulr 8:011 No School Today ARC SOO Radio Kids Bible Club 9 .10 Soace Patrol ABC 10.00 President Truman Addrea BC 10.30 Shake the Maraca ABC 1:00 Front it Center Methodists Set Budget SEATTLE LP A camuaicn to raise $350,000 for the million dol lar Portland area "Forward Move- mem" was approved bv the Paeit- ic Northwest Contercnce of Uie Methodist Church Thursday The 500 delegates here lor the 79lh annual churcn meeting voted approval of the drive alter lengthy debate over tne allotment lor vtes. ley Gardens, a project of homes lor elderly Methodist people near Des Moines. W ash. Originally $165,000 was proposed for the project. This was cut to $100,000 in the final approved mo tion. Other allotments were: $390,000 for church extension: $100,000 to the College of Puget Sound. Taco- ma: $45,000 Wesley foundation. Pullman, Wash., and youth camps, $15,000. Church leaders said tne area fund drive will be launched In the fall. The campaign will include the Pacific Northwest Conference (Washington and North Idaho, the Oregon Conference and the South ern Idaho Conference. Crimson Glory Takes Prize PORTLAND Wr Crimson Glory. a deep red bloom, von the sweep stakes award in the 64ta annual Rose Show here. It was grown by Mrs. David Kopelman, Portland. Peace, ex hibited by D. Curtis Mumlora, agricultural economics professor at Oregon Stale College, was run ner up. Before the show opened here Thursday seven visiting dignitar ies were duo bed tnignu 01 uie Rosari&ns' organization. They included Orville Brown, president of the Puyallup Valley Daffodil Festival; Walter Van Camp, manager of Greater Seattle Inc., and Mark Anderson, assis tant to the mayor of Tacoma. . Open Running To Form CLARKSTON. Wash. Ofl Most ?' the reasons why he is in Wash- MEDFORD LAKES. N.J. I A of the lavorites were still In the ! Btaa for a series of conferences girl bit a dog-catcher here, running Friday as the Washington j w"n military officials here. j Ellls c olover, 26. testified be State Amateur Golf Tournament news conference Questions. , vi'nirini Jiidire EDhralm i entered the second round. Two championship flight rounds were scheduled at the Clarkston : Golf and Country Club and two!;""' ' me necessity rounos oi iirst-rouna cnampionsnip flight ior v Favorites who survived Thurs day's play and were slated to see action Friday Included Eddie Drap er of Seattle, tourney medalist; George Beechler of Ontario, Ore., uick price of Longview, and Ma, Harley Williams and Paul Johao son of Seattle. Draper advanced with a 6-5 vic tory over A. Austin Prentice, Yak ima: Beechler downed Bud Moe, Spokane, 3-2; Price beat Ciyde Stevens, Kennewick, 6-5, Williams bested Frank Bums, Seattle, 7-5, and Johanson turned In a 6-4 win over Richard Bigelow, Seattle. Plane Down In Pacific HONflT.T7T.TT IPI Tm of a ditched B-29 Superfortress I Friday wre reported missinff in snark-imested waters 175 miles west of Kwajalein. ihe pilot of the 11-man crew, an Air Force caDtain. was rescued by a Navy patrol craft four hours after the plane went down. He had a broken leg. His name was with held. The rescued man said the B-29 broke up quickly when it hit the water. He said he believed the others aboard were lost. One sank benerth a wave before he could reach him. the "pilot said. Navy patrol boats and a crash boat from Kwajalein picked up pieces of the crashed plane. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier said two of the bomber's four engines apparently failed shortly after take off from Kwajalein for Guam. The pilot had radioed 16 minutes before the crash that he had feath ered two engines -and was losing power in a third. His last message said he was ditching landing on the ocean surface. On The Record BIRTHS MILLER Porn tn Mr. 8nd Mrs. Loren Miller. Fort Klamath, Ore., at Klamath Valley Hospital June 12, 1032. a girl. Weight: 7 pounds S ounces. SCHM1DLI Born to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Schmidll. Malln. Ore., at Klamath Valley Hospital Jum 12. 1052, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 14 ounces. MARRIAGE LICENSE -COLLINS-DAVIS. William M. Col lins, 34, accountant. Native of Montana, resident of Klamath Falls. Dorothy Ruth Davla, 31, seamstress. Native of California, resident of Klamath FalU. COMPLAINT FILE!) Josenhlne M. Psud vs. Maurice D. Paup, suit for divorce. Charge, cruelty. Couple married November 24, 10:t4, Boone, la. Plaintiff asks custody four minor children. 8150 a month support, nroperty settlement. J. C. O'Neill, at torney for pialntlff. Attttt'Mt'D BUS INK" NAME MIDLAND AIR SERVICF,. Klama'h 11:30 1-awrencf Wvllc ABC I J 00 Noon Kd'ttrn iw 13 IS Stewart Craif ABC 13 .to i.one pine Mountaineer ABC ' I 00 News ABC 1:15 Sport by Ftnnigan ABC 1 30 International Jau Club ADC 3 00 Ba.in Brief 2.15 Itoaeland Ballroom ABC 9 :t0 At Home with Music ABC 3:45 Faarinatini Rhythm ABC .1 (HI Junior Junction ABC 3 American Farmer ABC 4.00 Rtquestfully Yours S.00 Lei G.trdlner Band 5 ;w BAB TV 5:45 Stewart Cratg ABC 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6 25 World News Summary 6 Science Editor ABC 6:45 Words of Life 7'W Soffh hv ;:iirnhower AUC T:M Mr.- District Attorney ABL TJ Music 6:00 The Lone Ranger ABC rt;.'g .rtv ABC 00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10.00 10 P.M. Headline 10:15 Partite Con Baseball lt.-oo News Summary 11.05 S gn O" KFJI U50 Kc. PDT Friday Errning, June 13 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :I5 Klamath Theater Quia 6.30 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 6 45 Sam Haei News MBS 6 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Adven of Mai fie MBS 7 Al Cisco K d MRS 8 00 Reporter's Roundup MBS 8 : Women of the Year MHS 9 00 Gienn Hardy News MBS 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 30 For Dancer Only 9 45 Sports Final .. 5-Mtnute r.al MES 10:00 1 Love a Myier MBS in u ri .irhol. isho in a crtMii Net mbs 'JS! S',.n'V,k l:uu uir KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Saturday, June 14 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6-55 Farm Reocrle- 7:00 Hemingway News MPS 7:15 Breaklast Cane MBS 7 ro Today Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7.55 rtrst Edition Lcal Newt 6:00 Morning Melodies 8:15 News 8:-?5 Headline News MPS 8:30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Name Band 9:15 Dance Tunes 9 30 4-H Club 9 45 Favorite of Yesterday I0O0 Newn MBS 10:15 Currtns 10 20 Social Security 10:25 Concert 1030 16 Top Tunes 10:45 Gillette Warm up MBS 10:50 Game of the Div MBS 1 25 Camel's Scot? board 130 RicrVs Rrquest 2 O0 Music MBS r JO Fandstans' USA MBS 2 45 News MBS 3-ftO Public Serv ice Program 3:15 Music MBS 3- 30 O. P. S 3:45 Music MBS 4:00 John Firm MBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway. News MBS 4:30 Music MBS 4- 45 Ttt-m V ews of News MBS 5:00 Good News 5:30 Christian Science 5:45 Pee wee Reese MBS :0o Around Town Newt 8:15 KJamath Theater Quit 8:30 Asrembly of God 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klarrath Temple DO MGM Theater MBS 9 00 News MBS 9:15 Ponderosa Room 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Soorta Final 9:55 Cecil Brown. New Mm 10:00 Lomca-d" Linr1 MRS 10:30 John Wolohan MBS mgnv uwu sews 11 Night Owla Club 12:00 Sign Off Radford Says Supply Slow I WASHINGTON tB-Adm. Arthur W. Radford. Pacific fleet mm. mander. said Friday deliveries of military aid eoumment tn th I Chinese Nationalists on Formosa nave oeen disappointingly slow." He told rennrlAr. that itadiord said he assumed deliver-' les ,0' rms ' he 'orces 0f Gen-1 eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek were . - -ui,u mc urioriues : under the general militurv airi nrn. gram and (2 the fact that pro- duction deliveries are slower than originally expected. Did he think there was too much preference given quirements? European re- "From where I sit, I think the priorities could be readjusted," Radford replied. However. Radford said: "I'm not too pessimistic; we're making headway." , The admiral recently went to Formosa to inspect the military situation there. He told reporters that the Chinese Nationalists have "the manpower and thev have ex cellent potentiality." He added they are fairly weil fixed on' small arms but need artillery, transpor tation, communications and other equipment. He said their amphib ious force was "very small." He was asked if he thought Chiang's forces might attack the Chinese Communist mainland. He .rplied, '"at "no. I "" ls enance. don't "think BRIDE WITH THE SUPREME GIFT- LHIiE CM -. . . t beautiful telf-ruing NOTHING DOWN DELIVERS! On Approved Credit t'' 1" ,1 su -It hi - v I i " u Jr Mi"'. 4 .UV PRISONERS PEACEFUL NOW Communist prisoners of Compound 77 on Kojc Island move peacefully to their new compound escorted by only a few guards. They had wit nessed the savage fight in nearby Compound 76 in which 38 prisoners died and more than 150 were wounded. One American was killed and 14 wounded. Rodeo Tough On Cowboys PORTLAND i One college cowboy was tromped on lightly bv 1 a Brahma bull and others had a rough time with hard - bucking 1 horses, elusive calves and rain-1 s. eked turf in Thursday night's opening of the National Collegiate ' Rodeo Association competition ! here. The rodeo, held in Multnomah 1 stadium as a leature of the annual j Portland Rose Festival, drew a I crowd of 13.057 for the first go-1 round. The Injured cowbov. Pete Mil-1 chell of Montana State, was thrown in the Brahma bull riding, then his animal stomped on his neck. But he was released from a hos - pit:'! after examination showed no serious hurts. Dick Barrett of Oklahoma A. M. was the night's onlv double winner. He won the bareback rid ing and the wild cow milkmg. The last took him 67.7 seconds but he wat the onlv one to squeeze out anv milk at all. The slick stadium turf brought a lot of slow times, but Art Ful i kerson. Washington State College, 'turned in a creditable 6 5 seconds hn bulldogglng. and Bill Guest, i Hardin-Simmons. 18 4 In calf roo !ing. Rov Ltlley. Colorado A. It M., won the saddle crone go-mumi. Rod Frary. Colorado A. & M.. bull riding: and Carol Mosher. Mon tana State, the Texas barrel race. Points also were picked up .by J riders from Sul Ross college, H ,.,r rtt.. nnla.etlv nl I Idaho. Oregon State College. New Mexico A. fi M-. and fierce col lege: Girl Bites Man To Save Dog xom'inson Thursday that he was L,,' on tne lc(t 'arm bv Lucy Ffiv . )imtor st Mount Holly High hool .i,. aa hile r.lov. Lucy admitted she did bile uiov er- :hen..e Ti"1..'? ,akM.JWM her d08 "Freckles" last May 23. "He twisted my arm when 1 1 reached into his car to get rrecnes ; back" Lucy lestinea. i oiew up and bit him." Judge Tomlinson dismissed the case. ICLAMATM LLi. OHI AMERICAN CHINESI 44M Fx Oriwt Ta Tak. Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. .ffgA f .i i j ... u,ufiiini moucm design wiui blonde oik finish. EauintieJ ulik (ray. HAFTER FURNITURE CO. 9th & Klamath Ph. 4874 wsmm 4k 2 J 1 ! HER FAMOUS LEGS again on display, Betty Grable powders her face as she prepares for a scene in her next movie, "The Farmer Takes a Wife." It's her first role since she ended a year-long squabble with her studio during which she was off salary. Dr. Alva WITH OFFICES AT my v.n i rim ' ti lit IN 11 lli It v H SJ r il I a-ii -ii V Bakers Stay Out AFL bakers reinnlned on strike Friday holding firmly to their de- Ck', "t1,.t maml for Sundays olf (he main if, r,,,,A :i,ni.rt i..,,. i i),. ,i...lui,..u renamed. m ihi'M DAfirin KinfttiuAUt in.. dispute. Bakera In Portland and Tacoma Ed Wvnn'a ltnv wordase In rejected the employers latest ol- relrctlng movie ollen for hl life far Thursday and negotiating aes-! storv : "Biographies don't neeea atons In Seattle adjournrd without ! ..rllv make aood movies, det ail agreement. Business Acent John I.rfrrlman said Portland bakers voted 2M-73 against an oiler of a 15 a week pay increase ami a health and welfare plan which would cost em ployers 18 00 monthly per man. The union offiri.l ssi.l ihe h.k.r. insisted they should have at leuM part ol Uieir Sunday, off. At Tacoma. the vote was 2 18 against an oiler of wage increases from to 11 cents an hour, and an employer-paid health and wellare . ,,an- Rudolph Davis. Tacoma union representative, aald union officials had recommended acceptance ol the offer but the bakers told the negotiating committee it was un- acceptable because It did not in- elude Sundays off or lime and a hall lor Sunday work. THIRTEEN' MINNEAPOLIS llavlm the date In mind, Janice Heldelberger claimed a special place In the spot- ugni-jrrway. - She Is celebrating her 13th birth day at her home 1313 57th Ave. N. In Minneapolis. NOW APPEARING! "ELLA and her FELLAS11 ' ; Cocktail Entertainment 5:30-630 p.m. Dinner Service 6:00-12:00 p.m. Dancing 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Custer . , Standard - Video May TaVe Luce 6a Bacc To Hollywood Stardom II V I KNKINi: JtlflNHON HOLLYWOOD (NKAi - Kxrlu slvelv Yotirt: Luclllo Hall la Minn Wide Kyrs over Hie Hew title as Queon ol Television "I Love Lucy" Is the iiiillon'a top rated ahnw but she's mil leaping back Into anv old blg-acreen movie just because she's been ottered I'JUU.OOti. "The movie has to be right for me," nlte aald. "I almost signed with Warners lor a Technicolor imulral but the deal didn't work out. Itlulit now nine's a picture being rilacusaed at Ul." A repeal of her TV character opposite hubbv Deal Arnna for her return to the screen: "Not neeea sarllv, but we'd like to do a movie together." After a Hawaiian vacation. Lucy and Deal make a personal appear ance In Minneapolis July I and then go lo New York for 10 days. Vivian Vancey, who plays. Bill frawlev'a wife nil the I.IICV show, will vacation at her Cubero, N. M.. i ranch. Hollywood wolf to llni-i-v n.., Sava she: "I bought the place r1(,. ,.w, , wllh ,V"" to escape atomic bomb.. Now l. Mn " """"J there's a rocket testing st-tion and , ' doirn ' rt a uranium mine nrarbv. I m i prohablv In the No. I target area of the U. 8." . ' "'"I" resumes the l'wo'',;d!!v """" u""nl'l O'tronnor Rosemarv Cloonev la yelling "nv ?kp rii;i!"""'''''v llutt.in ridiculous" about reports that r" 0 ..; ,f',0tr''" " ''' she'a humming "Come On 'a Mv . "r" ' ' i 'r' "7 "''l'l"'l -House" to Jose Ferrer, tthe told j drinks and vou get Jivaterk-al. I me: "We were never more man lust Irlends and never will be niore. niere has never been talk about marriage." i i "The Male Harem," a Pirate tale being tailored for Mae West's comeback film, has been rotltled t "Treasure Cheat." Tliat'a one i Howard lluuhea overlooked for Jane Russell. ' Now that all the concgiaie ...... Is over, Alan wu- a college inouio "William Took 'Mary's." i.nn clearanrex from Important nrnnle associated 111 a prrlormer's career Is not easv and the while- i wah olten cornea out nog.w asn when translated to the screen." Angela I.ansburv Is shelving the heavy dramatics and making a bid "r a song-and-dnnce chanae ol Pare, iiememuer ner one u.K A " J...T . .. vii, nirrt" m ,Tnc rlmr ol rjon,,, 0reV"? II n, o( ,nf Ifw ,,, MOM let .V. ... . ...h h.r iirr will u, mi- w,n, , ... . Pnrknev tnalri roles. 1 Rehearsing dance routines for "The Farmer Takes a Wife." Betlv Orable not a howl when Jack Cole placed two chain on the stage and said thev represented two horses that will be used In the number when actual shooting starts. Race-horse-mlnded Betty enl WANTED Beautician Studio of Beauty I You'll notice a biq difference the moment you slip your new glosses on. Don't let hazy vision rob vou of comfortable eyesight, efficiency on the job, ond confidence that comes with clear, accurate vision. Have Dr. Alva Custer, registered optometrist, give you a complete, scientific eye examination, today! You con arranqc easiest credit terms. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST At? In her theiulng room, got two no uiiis nut or ner mine, put one on each chair and announced: "Now they're horses." I Riilh Itir.uan'a doctor Inlvn given her Ihe Iikpiiv tidings. Hint she a past Ihe danger Maun In the slink derby and can venture ouliuf her home mice In a while Kvalyne Atlrr. the in oil v dmiKhtar of Vivian Diini'uii anil Nlli Aster, I mn broil secretly luiiirlrd lo nil Army eiillnlrri mini since Cluhi maa . . . Contusing note: Director Hlanlev Dnnen, who once loved l.lr. 'lnylor, married Minion Marshall at the home of Jules (Inldntone who's Lia s agent as well as Marion's, Pnulrlle (luddnid'a beainliuf Erich Mnrla ltemsmu. u i ."i"? the U. 8. wllh an unfinished niivrl iiiuter his arm and a marrying look In his eve. K jm Derek and hla Patll ar beaming ever the lump m it,e .health graph of their two-year-uln: Uon. whoa mending slier aerlous : throat suraerv . . . Walter Lanir.' Inext Womlv Woodpecker cart.mn will be "Ihe Orealest Bchnio on Earth." , Movie Produrer Robert 1 i Welch's explanation of hla many , i v appearances: ' Tin trying to scare people bark Into theaters " . . Itnnt Bronks' direction nt "Chicken Every Sunday" for a local little theater group wan In Ihe trlnple-A lenitue Klamath County Library Summer Bookmobile Schedule MONDAY June Is lo August l i rt T l in a t ' Tt'KSDAY June 11 la Auguil 11 ll)AYI.It;llr HAVING TI.Mfl Fifth Ave. Urocery R Airport 10 Iln .. 3M0 fiunimers Lane In JO llulrk . Hlore II 30 Wlard'a Chicken Htlle, So. th A: Wla,rd I 30 P M Bgett'i Clen Mdie Store 2 Hhanta View Homing Protect .1 10 H'KIINKNDAY June la lo Auiu.t JO ISTANOAHU TI.MKl Dig Y Market a in 1 50 B 30 10 30 j rn.ne Kinr. ! Hmkel Ml Road ! Mac s 8ire ii,u hi,,.. 10 AO j TIU HMIAY June Id la Auju.l 21 IDA VI.KillT hAVIM. TIMKi Prel's Store, Keno Hoad B CIrlai'n Oroceiy 0 10 Four Corners lu 43 Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Hotel II !. Palrhavrn Brtioul 100 P M Pledger1! Driveway, Keno Rowl I . SO Pioneer Clrocery '1 !5 Keno Siore i :io Worden Pustofflce 3 30 Midland Pnslofflct 4 FRIDAY June 10 tn Auiu.l IJ IDAYLKiHT HAVIM, TIME) Chelsea Addltlou Slagle Residence 1AM Pelican City School 0 40 Woctis 10 14 Shady Pine 1 1 Modoc Point II 40 Willlanuon Rlvrr Store 1 30 P M Klamath Agency 145 Port Klamath 3:30 Wilson's Cottngei 3.14 Crater Lake Hanger 6tatlon 4 (alternate weeks, beginning June '101 CLIP KCIIEDI'I.K AND RFMIN'D CIIILDIIKN TO MEET THE nooKMoiui.r. 3 715 MAIN a STREET' Fall!, by W. A. Richard and J. W. Carson.