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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, .TUNE 14, il),ri2 FLAG DAV NEW YORK P) Saturday Is flag day, and marks the J 75th an- ' nlversary of the adoption of the stars and stripes by the continental Congress., , ; , mm awrrwour JwurjAur A NtW tilKO OF boyftSTVRyi tufim-wum WUT ASomoUiing To Lircror AX 1 VCTte it. STARTS TONIGHT it MIDNIGHT ACADEMY AWARD! nz f AlCHTEST Adventuseoftkemaui BOGART-HEPBURN MIpmh mm bi lUEEH 'i-TICHXKOlOt toi-iffwiV t-- i 'i i'i 11 'ini iNiiH-ii'n in' ii i "i ft mind SUNDAY ; fomify tokteg woocforful jrowing-op peek at life! KFLW 145 Ke PDT Saturday Evening, June 14 00 Bporti Hlf MigiiU (Mfc Hemt Town Ntwi IS World Ntwi Summary 30 Sctvnct Editor ABC 4S Wordi of Lift TOO Speech by EUenhowtr ABC T 10 Mr. Diitrict Altornty ABC 7:53 Mttttc a 00 Tht Lon Rangtr ABC B:M Pacific Coatt BtMbaU 10 xm lo pm Hradhne 10:1!. pacltic Coat Bait ball 11:00 N . Summary UOi Inn Off KFLW 1450 Ke rDT Sunday, June 15 00 Newt ABC 15 Morning Soni ABC 30 Liihi ana Lu Hour ABC 00 Calvary Erhoca B IS Chapel tn the SVjr 9:30 Negro Collet Cholra ARC 10:00 Sunday Kewa Special ABC 10:15 Brunch Tim AbC 10:30 National Vnen ABC 11:00 PrefbyterUn Church 12:00 Christian m Action ABC 12:30 This Week Around World ABC 1:00 Old fashioned Revival Hour ABC 2:00 Voir of Prophecy ABC 1:30 Church Id the Horn ABC 3:00 Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 Tommy Dortay Show 3:43 Guet Star 4:00 U. S. Navy Band 4:15 Jim mi 'idlr 4:20 Music 4:30 Herald of Truth 5:00 Stop tht Music ABC 6:00 Drew Pearson ABC 6:15 Meet Corliss Archer ABC 6:45 Home Town lw 6:55 World News Summary 1:00 Cascading Rhythms T:30 The Great Adventur ABC :00 Paul Harvey ABC S:15 Monday Morning Headlines ABC :30 Stewart Craig ABC :45 Chat Huntley ABC 6:00 Pacific Coait Baseball 10:00 10 P M Headlines 10:15 Pacific Cout Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW 145 Ke PDT Monday, June 11 :M Sign On News Sum. 6:05 Cora In the Mora :43 B & B TV 7:00 News Breakfast Ed. 1:15 Charlie's Roundup 1:50 Bob Garrcd. News ABC 1,40 Top of tin Morning 7:55 John Con I ABC 1:00 Breakfast Club ABC :00 Hank Henrv Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley, News ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:55 Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Against the Storm ABC 11:30 Stop te Shcp 11:45 County Agent Speaks 11:55 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:90 Lucky "IT Ranch ABC 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:11 Better Living 1:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 2:00 Basin Briefs 2:15 When A Girl Marrlta ABC 1:30 Mary Marltn ATC 2:45 Rom. of Evelyn Winters ABC 3:00 Ronnie Kemper ABC 3:15 Ted Malone ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3:45 Manhattan Maharajah ABC 4:00 Request fully Yours 5:00 Fun Factory ABC 5:20 World Flight Reporter ABC 5 23 Baseball Roundup ABC ft .30 Chet HuPllcy ARC 3 45 Voire of America 00 Sports Highligms IS Home Town New I.VS World News Summary :. Twlght Srrc:t 43 Headline Fdition ABC M Meet the Queen 1.00 Tht Lont Kanger ABC 7:50 Henry J. Talor ABC 7:43 Stewart Cratg ARC 00 The B Hand ABC 30 Build the BaMn 10:00 10 PM HeaclM es 10:15 Serenade in Blue 10:30 Imomnla Club !1:00 News Summary 1.-03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Saturday Evening, June 14 00 Around Town News 6:13 Klamath Theater Quit 6:30 Aoembly xtt Cd Hour 1:00 Elrrnhower Rally MBS 1:30 Klamath Temple 100 MGM Theatre MBS 9:00 News MB1 9:13 Ponderosa Room 9:30 For Dancer Only 9:45 SporU Final 9 55 News MBS 10:00 Lombcrcta Land USA MBS 10:30 John Wolnhan Orch. MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11:05 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJl 1150 Kc PDT Sunday, June 15 00 Wings of He lint 30 Weekly Comic Man 1 00 Kadto Bib. Clau MBS 9:30 Kiam. Rev Center 9:45 Kland Melodies K:00 Nw MBS 10:13 This Thing Called Life 10:J. Lutheran Hour .4bb 11.00 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:13 Show Tunes 11:30 Land of tht Fret MBS 11:45 Guest Star 12:00 Noonday News 13:1 Bill Cunningham UBS 12:30 Airfotc Hour MBS 100 Official Detective 1:33 News MBS 1:30 Criro Fighters MBS 1:53 Bobby Benson MBS 2 00 The Shadow MBS 130 True Detective MRS 3:00 Bobby Benson MBS. 3 30 Nick Carter MBS 3:53 Cecil Brown, News, MBS 4 00 News MBS 4:13 Music 4:30 Steamboat Jamboree 3:00 Reviewing Stand MBS 3:30 Enchanted Hour MBS 6 00 Around Town News 6:13 Klamath Theatre Quit 6:30 Proudly We Hail 1:00 J J. Antnonv MBS 7:30 Down You Go MBS 7:55 News MBS 8:09 Twenty Questions MBS 30 Information Please MBS :00 Glenn Hardy News UBS 9:13 Voice of America 1 9:30 The Whistler CBS 10:00 MGM Musical Comedy Theater MRS 11:00 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Monday, June 16 1 1 I ""w i mnev I I ft. V ...iH.tSf.S!! Arnold CarmIchaei mina-mim SCniEQS SUNDAY j( IAMSOIM Two Dams Reinstated WASHINGTON Wl The Pacific Northwest Ice Harbor and The Dalles dams were reinstated In the Army engineers' construction pro gram by a Senate appropriations subcommittee Friday. xne two are included anions more man 153 million dollars re commended for various Oregon- wasnlngton-Idaho projects .Sen. Cordon R-Ore.). a committee member said. The subcommittee's recommendations are to be acted upon by the full committee Monday. The subcommittee included three million dollars for Ice Harbor on the lower Snake River and 30 million for The Dalles on the Col umbia, Cordon said. The House had deleted both projects. The group also reinstated. Cor don told a reporter, the full budget requests for McNarv on the Colum bia and the Lookout and Detroit dams in Oregon. . McNary was given 66 million as compared with 60 million by the House, while Lookout received 17 ' million and Detroit. $10,700,000. The latter had been pared to 16 and 10 million respectively in the House. Chief Joseph Dam was approved for 18,3O0,0OO. roughly halfway between the budget request of 125, 300,000 and the 11 !i million grant ed by the House. Willamette River bonk protection pared to (160,000 by the House was reinstated to the full 1400.000 asked by the President. Cordon said. Funds for Albeni Falls were In creased from the House's six million figure to eight million, onlv $100,000 less than asked by the President. 00 SunriM Scrcnada :55 Farm Reporter 7 00 Htmtncway Newt UBS 7:15 Brtakftil Cam MBS 7:."!0 Today's Beet Buye 7:45 Sam Kiyfi, Bkfat. New. MBS 7:33 Firit Edition Local Kewa 00 Cecil Brown MBS :1S Breakfast Ganf MBS :30 Bible Institute UBS 9:00 The Paula Stone Show MBS 9:15 Platter Party 9:30 Date in Hollywood 9.45 Kavontej of 'eierdav 10:00 Newspaper of the Air UBS 10:15 Tellotest MBS 10:30 'j Points. 10:45 Answer Man MBS : MM Ladies Fair MES 1133 Kewa MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MB 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:45 Market and Livestock 12:50 Klamath Notes 12:55 Currins 1:00 Jack Ktrkwood UBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 Z:V Nev.-s. WES 2:05 News MBS ( 2:13 Coffee with Katl 2:30 Gillette Warmup Time SfBS 2:35 Mutual's Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel's Score Board 4:0O Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway Kewa MBS 4:3u Curt :.!assey 7:me M?S 4:45 Sam Hayes. Newa UBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 3:33 Twilifht Time 8:50 Cecil Brown MBS .-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS C:I3 Klamath Ineatre Quia 9:30 Around Town News 9:40 Something to Think About 9:45 Sam Hayes. News UBS 9:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 9:00 Let George Do l UBS 8:30 Bobby Benson MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 S-Mlnute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 crowell s Next MH3 11-00 Nirht Owls Newa 1145 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off IteaSiiiW Hn ..;-... ... ' u t . V'-n-m OL' SWIMMIN' HOLE Unlike the oft-sung of swimming spots in most childhoods, Cecil and Bob Enmnii, Henley cousins, buill thoir own. Hero Boh and sistcr'Cora con template the pool's waters near the incoming artesian pipeline. The pool drains into Lost River, just over the bank and out of sight. The pool was dredged out first by tractor, and the final touches of concrete-work were completed but Recently around the top edges. The kids plan to rejuvenate the diving tower soon, too." Vittorio Critical of Star's Efforts in Love Scenhs II y I I1SK1M: JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD - INEA) -llrhlllil Hip bi'reeil: bvlvana I'ninpiiilllil. the firry llallan iniiuc vuri-n who claim, Clark tlnble, Ronnld Ciilcmaii, Cliirv Cooper and olliar imsl-50 adorn am "loo old" lor movie luve ninkiiiu, can alai't bliixhliiii. hc! no Ipt-iifnprlled wills hrr nelf at celluloid i-miuuicHm. I loaned I lip (H-llra question nlioul Hylvnnu'n aiuutrr rating al Vllloilo (Jim-muni, who's plitVPd love ncrnri with her In Italian (mint ami on the set of lib firitt Hollywood movie, "The ulasa Wall." Shelley Wlnier'a ever lovln' and Hollywood'! new heart-throb bet MOM'a ready lo give linn the uipie-A roiiiniillt'.Mar treatment -gave the qtieiiiun a diplomatic bltixh. but (.11 Id: "Love srenrn with Bvltana? I Ihlnk Mic'll tilnv them nuith hel ler when the has more experi ence. " Vlltorlo iliiv a dlaulared uer- son who lends Immluiiillon offi cials on a big chase when he es- rapes from a bout In New York pot who awore off nt-tiiity-uillio roles, 1.1 bark In a miionu for "llrln Lugosl Mrels the Onrllln Man." The aame III111 will have you mt Ing double when a couple of com Ira named IJuke Mitchell and Sammy I'eti'lllu final) on llin M'i'oeii. They're dead ilngera tor Moi'tln and Lrwla. Hnmmv Imika no imirh like Jenv he even (Ion bird lr I1I111 on one of Jerrv'a TV allows. The plot of Jennifer Jours' new film, "Hudy tlrnliy," llnnllv la out. bhe plays a wild, sexv gul ,'iom Iho wroiik aldr of, the trucks who wrecks the lives of two men mill kills .her brother. 'Ilia background In North Carolina and f0 per cent of the Htm will bp made on loca tion Charlelnii IIpmoii and Karl Mauldrn hrnd the cast, I'oler Planl. the son o Con. stance Ilriiiictt and Tlill Plant, la working as a press ngenl In a Hollywood publicity office. Ktnl.lK Hull tn rt(,tll M,,,,tnll. harbor III ''The tllnss Wail." an ; . Nniliiug annoys me more Ivan lore Production with Max-' 11, n 1,. iun frii,fU ,ir,i well Shane dlrecllnu. n.ci,iv 10 find the house looklua aeventrrn days of rhase scenes;...., , n . were filmed In Mnnhnllnn. Inrltid- 1 " Ing a big seiiiieurr In the United , Nations bulltliiig. Olnrla Orahame. Ann Robinson and Holiln Raymond are the dolls In llir llllil On married life with flerv Shel ley Winters, Vltlono declared: It's wonderful Vote Due On Tidelands Soviet Diplomatic Changes Seen As Appeal to British WAHIIINCITON its - Tlir Nrnnie may voir next Thursday whether ovrrrltlr I'rrsiiirin iriiiiinns lo give the slates rlrar title to the oil rah lands off By THOMAS P. WHITNEY MOSCOW The appointment of Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andre A. Gromyko as Russia's ambassador to Britain Saturday was interpreted here as a highly significant move intended to stress to Britain and the rest of the world the importance of Soviet-British diplomatic relations. Some Western observers saia the placing of one of the Soviet's top diplomats in London at this time means Russia hopes for im proved relations with Britain by appealing to British "neutralism'" rrggv Dow finally ronflrmed 1 this column's exclusive of weeks ago she's expecting a Unbv this winter . . Jemi Pierre Au- 1 tt.nitl !,!, m .,.,,. !. nDeiit '0 Mnnn tl,tilf.M'H ,ulf.r Arltln . . VrlO of a 1)111 :litr..a,al rVIll-,,... ! ItflU' HallllO bin al the Caia Cleneaa and not al their coastlines. the plush Sunset Strip spots. Sen. Lyndon H Johnson iD i i Tex. i. acting maiorltv leader, an- I Maureen O llnra Is predicting ' nounced Friday he would seek lo ran acting carrrr lor her eight- "11 lip the veto lor discussion year-old. Iironwyn-"She's a big , Wednesday and a vole Thumday ham " nut. saVs mama, she won't Whether his arhedule Is carried flash the green light of approval . adtled, t rprnds on llir ,.. I until Dronwvn'9 18 l'lov' 01 r- Mahoney iU -Wyoi in the cold war. The tactic was ; placement of Maxim Lltvmoff as nold , Vei, , Hen. llolland Interpreted as a move to spilt i foreign minister In 1031) by V. M. . "'y Curtis, the ml Be """V . .u.-KIn i. whoae forces waul lo Britain from her Western Allies .,,, r..j L h ho,," ,0 ln"d r0,e 1 rv override II bv caMung In o sentiment rx-I Mololov' wnlcn Pr'Wa'd the dra- Coowr lld u ot,Pr ....tof, Ver 01 ' ""' 11 j ? i ' " . . matin Knviei.r.er,n ir.my tisii ' -u iiM nifle The big light over the llienMlte. Aneunn Bryan, who wants to steer prior to World War II. Rlllv's dreaming: "I II be able lo often called the Tldrlaml. Hill was a separate court away from U. S. ! .i.,,. ,, Downstage everybody." Russian-Venezuelan Relations Broken Off defense policies. "e .mw im-muc tna irus,lr A major new phase In Soviet oi Alexander 8. ranyusnmn irom ' lri.Tonv Ciirtia feud diplomacy appeared definitely In I Washington to Peiplng and the uns taken nil salnrv when he fnl the making. The sudden shifts of I ir.n.r.r nf n 7.r,,hi imveH .innri l.emh in a Colorado major ambassadorial personnel In ambassador in Brit, location without sludlo wrmlsslon Vev unriH erniers in the nasi few , Present oot lei amoassaaor in urn- . h aln. lo Washington. perts. The atudlo, I hear. Is In no I Gromyko, 43 Is a key man In mood to forgive and forget in a Soviet diplomacy. The brilliant "lrrv h" bl-'11 boul un,"lr career diplomat is known lo be lrt"',u- close to 8ovlel leaders. Including , , , .lh Molotov and probably Prune Mm- "" " " , "h ister stalir. hunaell. ; Paramount winds up n a year. - ok.'ll l.i.l flit u In. Alie kev world cemers lu Uie past few days foretold, perhaps, Important things to come. The personnel changes were likened to the re- expected lo route In the Senair It Mi generally predicted that the hP house rould muster the necessary two IIIIIUS 1,1 lliriiiu--, n I'lr- srnl to override the veto 'Hie count was expected lo be a Until sqiiens ellher way in Ihe Senate. Klamath County Library Summer Bookmobift Schedule He ha, occupied a aeries of lop movl, evfr; 13 moih,.',Vn, her M0N1)AY-Jun9 l lo Augu.l 1 losis culminating with rj's ap- tV .nri ih. 'nnnor. r 1 10 A 'NI otnimenl as first deputy foreign rh."nr' IV!n?. ."'. , Tl r:M)AY-Jun 11 la Augu.l 19 DOS IS tio.niment as llrst deuulv foreign " . " " . "" j ... , Tl KMMY June 17 la Aug minister in early 1IM8 w.ien Mo.o- "i'JbhV IDA YI.IOIIT SAVING ll.MI, toy relinquished the post as foreign m,bbv CharlrsJ) Curran. rmh Me Umtff , minister and Andrei Vtahln.skv was - r-. -..j d. , Airport 10 Hnsmw (3i Russian announ;-1 zuelan authorllles arrested a Soviet i aopolmed to It. During four years ',. , . ..u , Im'a, 3880 Summeri Lane . . . . . . ... , , u, ,'.,... ..l L . , .. ". , ' ...i.. . una am diuiiiuiik tu 'ii v,,,,.. I Saturaay tnai sne nas proncn emoas-sy cmpioyo srainj.mw. m uus juo no n.s ici ncsuri.i Johnnie Rnv dolls will F1YNN BOGART mm SUNDAY lJ. Morse Favors HelPs Canyon WASHINGTON MV- Opponents of Hells Canyon Dam were accused by Sen. Morse (R.-Ore.) of using "misrepresentations, half - truths and outright distortions" to stall construction of the . huge Snake River project on the Idaho-Oregon border. In a 15.000-word speech Friday, the Oregon Senator said the Idaho Power Co. and other opposition witnesses advocated "absolutely contradictory proposals" during teslmony before a House Interior sub-committee in April. The subcommittee is to resume hearings on the 357 million dollar project next week. Morse is the sponsor of a Senate bill to authorize i the: combination power and flood control project. It is opposed by 'the Idaho Power Co. on grounds it would flood out five sites where the company pro poses to build low level dams. Morse labeled as "groundless" I contentions tnat adequate water Is not available to make Hells Canyon feasible or that the structure would endanger future water rights. He argued that the Idaho Power Company's power projects "'would depend to a much greater extent than Hells Canyon, upon continua tion of flow during the irrigation," B. C. Logger Strike Due VANCOUVER. B. C. Wl Wsge negotiations affecting more than 50.000 British , Columbia workers had either capsized or were sink ing fast Saturday. .The 33.000 member International Woodworkers of America CIO was preparing to quit woods and sawmills at midnight SaturdayJ Vancouver contractors Friday locked out 1.800 carpenters on 16 major construction Jobs. . throwing another 5,000 men in allied trades out of work. Some 900 painters started strike action Saturday and negotiations affecting 1,500 cannery workers, 1,300 shipyard employees, 4,000 telephone workers. 8 000 snltnnn fishermen and 250 oil workers ap parently were bogged down. The IWA and forest industrial relations, bargaining agent for 181 coast lumber ooerators. met with the Labor Relations Board but made no headway toward a settlement. The IWA is seekln? 35 rent hourly increase over the current base pay of SI.29 me operators, proposed a 10 ner cent wage cut In most classifica tions but accepted a conciliation board recommendation for no wage Increase. Vancouver carpenters had threat. ened to strike Friday but the con tractors beat them to the gun with a lockout. The carpenters want a wage in crease of 50 cents an hour over the current basic rate of $2. A conciliation board, as In the case of the IWA recommended no In- crease. bla and Willamette In the Portland. The painters struck to bark de-1 Vancouver area a loot lower than mands for a 30- rent hourly In- it would have been otherwise and crease. The current wage Is 11.70 damage to waterfront Installations an hour, vat held to a minimum. erl Saturday that she has off" diplomatic relations with I they arrived In Caracas recently Venezuela. and expelled them form the country A Soviet government statement dcsplle the protest of the Soviet published in all newspapers here Charge d'Aftatres L. V. Kiylov. said Russian diplomatic personnel Ihe Russian announcement also in Caracas have, been recalled, claimed that Venezuelan autnori Venezuelan Charge D Affaires j ties cdmmitted hooligan Luis Carrasqueros has been or- ' against Krylov. dered to leave Russia been Hctlng foreign minister due - ,,;;' m,rket. Yen. they'll iu too ,,.iiva.T:3 , -, v p,l m.v direct 10 10 11 5(1 during uie latter a. aosence irom ,.- w,..n. ..Tn0 ,. , "" ."".' "'"'.1 ... at unneu nations ,.,,,- nirw. i..n niuooiiiu "'f. ..v.'rw '' ."" "Jr' " " Utilck's Store Wlard'a Chicken Stile, So. till c Wlnrd 1 30 I' M R.i(elt's Cien M(l e Store 3 me country as uimra "". n-pubiir. Dick's been plugging lor a director a berth for months Observers here said Ihe swift uAiM,,e nirri,.t Bii.i nir changes will set lorcign minis- , lhll concert lour tries throughout the world speru- iiir tr nf -nie Well " who latlng on their exact meaning but u, klnPd ln ,u,0 ,Ccldent. Is The statement said thai Vene-1 The Venezuelan government an-; ,he rPS1 significance of the moves ,(,,.' ,t,r ilol reel TV film WKDNKMIlAV June 18 lg Auiusl :0 (STANDARD TIMKl W. tl . - v , I . . t. . i AtAii t"!C,LY? i Olene Store tf in Slukel Ml. Road V Mac'9 Store 10 3 violent, aggressive and dlsrespct- ful action" and demanded their immediate recall. Vonzuelan Foreign Minister Luis Emlllo Gomez Ruiz said Russia had refused to receive the protest. Wives Get Ship Started SAN FRANCISCO l The big passenger liner President Ceve land will steam out of San Francis co harbor Tuesday for the Orient because two Army wives, both ex pectant mothers, told the boss of the striking west coast AFL sail ors: "There is no lime to be lost if we are to Join our husbands over seas before our babies are bom." The liner, manned by AFL sail ors, arrived here Friday from the Far East. Its scheduled Tuesday sailing was expected to be can celled because of the 20-day-ald maritime strike. But the two women, Mrs. Dolores Marshall of Boston, and Mrs. Jes sie T. Blanford of Detroit, appealed personally to -Union Chief Harry Lundeberg. The women's huv SALEM Ml Food at the Oregon bands, both warrant officers, are , rienltcntiary is about average prison fare, except tnat tne mcsi ioiw" is larger. That was the preliminary report Friday to the State Emergency Board by the State Medical Soci ety's committee Investigating food at the state prison. Gov. Douglas McKay asked that the society conduct the Investiga tion two months ago after the Slate Emergency Board refused to rec ommend spending $160,000 to make up the deficit ln the prison's food budget. The Emergency Board was irked because, the prison was spending more money for food than the Legislature authorized. The Medical Society committee also recommended that the prison employ a trained food expert. Its final report will not be com pleted for some time. nounced. Friday night that II had mmv not he rlrar lor months severed relations with Moscow. Caracas officials gave me loi lowlng version of the incident that led lo the rupture. Two Russians, Nikolai Yagous chev and his wife. Alexandra, ar rived Saturday from Mexico City. They claimed to be domestic ser vants at the Soviet embassy but their special passports listed them fts couriers ' i While Ihe two Russians were in 1 NAPLES, Italy, I -- Vice Atlm. the hands of the national security I Jerauld Wright look over as Con police Krvlov and Sovlcl Press mander in - chief of U. 8. naval Attache Ml'hall Abiallev tried fore- forces In the eastern Atlantic and ibly to get past the guards to reach I Mediterranean Saturday, them. I He aucceeded Adm. Robert B. Venezuela protested to Moscow Carney, who gave up the position charging tne two diplomats witn i0 devote his lull lime lo two im- Vright Takes Command I Bing Crosby Enterprises Is show- ! Ing lo advertising agencies. Henley Store 10 in i Till RSDAY June II la August 21 IDAVI.K.HT hAVIMi TLMl.i Pat Ne.l is headed for Korea ! ?i"St,B0 HuM1 8 ' .:.,;! Four" Cornrri urnn Mnrun nnn jrrrv i-wui w iu u,..r.,....i.r TimKor Plav the Texas State Fair In Dal- W17',meU,!r TlmbCr las Oct 4-1D. This deal calls for -.,.,.. KrhnA big giiarnalee agalnsl 70 per ,.., nnveaav. Krno Roar cent of ihe box-office tnke. Clinrllln. Ihe Mlr.n nonm ?0,W" ' Krno Blore Oregon Cons Eat Good stationed in Yokohama. Japan. Lundeberg referred the request to the union's strike committee. The committee voted unanimously to clear the sailing. Some 60 ships In west coast ports have been dock-bound because of the strike. The union is demanding a 5 per cent wage boost, overtime pay for Saturday work at sea, and the right to cancel any contract with the Pacific Maritime Associa tion on 60-day notice. Floods Held By Reservoirs PORTLAND lyP Reservoirs which controlled the heavy spring runoffs, saved ' the Pacific North west from costly floods, a Colum bia Basin Inter-Agency Committee spokesman reported Friday, F. A. Banks, chairman of the water management subcommittee which co-ordinates operation of the reservoirs, said Bureau of Re clamation reservoirs averted ma jor flooding in the Boise and Upper Snake River Basins. Upstream storage reduced flow In the Columbia River at The Dalles to 35.000 cubic feet a sec ond, he said. That kept the C'olum- Olympic Drive Starts PORTLAND m A campaign for funds to help pay expenses oi the American team to Ihe Olympic games in Helsinki, Finland, opens in Oregon Monday. Gov. Douglas McKay, honorary campaign chairman, said he had been advised that about a half million dollars still Is needed to finance the trip for 425 U. S. men and women who will compete. Banks ln all Oregon cities will accept contributions under ar rangements made with the Oregon Bankers' Association. McKay said. E. C. Sammons, president of the United State National Bank. Port land, Is treasurer for the Oregon fund. portent Atlantic Pact Jobs Commander-in-Chief of Allied forces in Southern Europe and Commander of Allied Naval forces In Southern Europe. Navy sources explained the change was made to lighten Carney's routine administrative duties. Carney will retain opera tional control of the U. 8. Sixth Fleet, the most powerful force ln the command. Hey Kids!. You Con Moke EXTRA MONEY Read the Herald X News Wednesdov, June 18 9 s tn 10 i Co. 11 31 1 00 P M 1.30 3 15 1 30 3.30 4 Wortlen Postofflra Midland Postofflra FRIDAY June 20 In Auiual f. ' IDAYLIt.llT HAVING TIMH Chelsea Addition Slaiile Residence 9AM Pelican City School 9 40 Woe US 10 15 Shady Pine II Modoc Point 11:40 Williamson River Store 130 P M Klamath Agency 1 :4i : Port Klamath 3:30 Wilson's Cottages 3:16 I Crater Lake Ranger Station 4 i alternate weeks, beginning June 20 , Cl.ll" HCIIKDI LK AND REMIND ( HILDKKN TO MEET THE nOOKMOIllI.E XL A MATH FALLS. S9SS AMIRICAN CHINESI e4s at tk4t Ml aU4X ft, Orel ate Ta Ted Oat Ban B. 1st, Mf r. NOW APPEARING! "ELLA and her FELLAS" ic 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. -iW5l " l,' i,Ztf. M fa FREE fip HEY KIDS - Let's meet the BOOKMOBILE hext week! loir J . lit m air i:11-jfV--.W SAME DAY - SAME PLACE BUT AtlaV New Books and Thrilling Adventures watch this page for shedule KLAMATH COUNTY LIBRARY . Adv. Courtesy Juckeland Truck Sales and Service . Home of International 11th and Klamath i i.