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ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
for "Beit Actor"
Humphrey Bogartl
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T: Stawart Cralf ABC
8 00 Tha Biff Hand ABC
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10:00 10 P. M. Haadtlnaa
10:13 Serenade in Blue
10:30 Intomnta Club
tl:00 Kcws Summary
11:03 Sin Off
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Tuesday June IT
00 Sim On New Summary
:C9 Corn In tha Morn
T OO Newt, Bkftt. KdtUon
T15 Charlie's Roundup
7:30 Bob Garred, Newa ABC
7:40 Top of the Morning
l:M John Con.e ABC
8:00 Breakfait Club ARC
9:00 Kanli Henry Show
9:;i0 Break the Bank ABC
10:00 Chet Huntley ABC
10:15 Lena Journey ABC
10:30 My True Storv ABC
10:55 Whispering Streets ARC
11:13 Atainst the Storm ABC
11:70 Slop & Shop
11:43 Musical Roundup
11:33 Market Report
12:00 Noon Edition Newt
12:13 Pay lew Sidewalk Show
12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC
1:00 Paul Harvey ABC
1:15 Better Living
1:30 Mary Man. McBndt ABC
2 00 Easin Briels
2:13 When a Girl Mirriea ABC
2:30 Mary Marlin ABC
2:43 Rom. of Evelyn Winter ABC
3:00 Ballad Time ABC
3:13 Ted M alone ABC
3:30 Dean Cameron ARC
3:43 Manhattan Maharaja ABC
4:00 Fequeitfully Yours
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5:45 B a B TV
:00 Sports Hie.hllfthts
8:15 Home Town News
8 23 World News Summary
6:30 Twilight Serenade
6:45 Headline Edition ABC
6:53 Meet the Queen Candidate
7:00 Proudly We Hail
7:30 KewsUnd Theatre ABC
8:00 Escape with Me ABC
8:30 Hotel Edison Orch. ABC
B 00 pacific Coast Baseball
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8 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:13 Klamatb Theater Quia
6:30 Around Town News
6:40 Something to Think About
6:43 Sam Hayes, Newa UBS
6:55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 I Was a Communist for FBI
7:30 Bright Star
8:00 Let George Do It UBS
8:30 Bobby Benson MBS
S:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
8:15 Fulton Lewis Newa MBS
9:30 For Dancers Only
8:43 S ports Final '
8:35 5-minute Final MBS
10.00 I Love A Mystery UBS
10:13 Look to the Skies
10:30 Crowell's Nest
11:00 Night Owls Newa
11:03 Night Owls Club
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6-00 Sunrise Serenade
6:35 Tarm Reporter
7.00 Hemingway News MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang UBS
7:30 Today's Best Buys
7:45 Sam Hayes Bkfst. News MBS
7:33 First Edition Local News
00 Cecil Brown MBS
8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
8:30 Haven of Rest MBS
9.00 Paula Stone Show MBS
9:15 Garden Guide
9:30 Platter Party
9:15 Familiar Favorites
10.00 Newspaper of the Air MBS
10:15 TeUo Test MBS
10:30 La Polntes
10:45 Answer Man MBS
11:00 Ladies Fair MBi
11:25 News MBS
11:30 Queen for a Day UBS ,
12.-00 Name Bands , ; . - t -12:15
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12:30 Your Dance Tunes.
12:43 Market and Livestock
12:50 Klamath Notes
12x5 Currina
1:00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS
1:30 Two at 1:30
2:00 News MBS
2:05 News UBS
2:13 Coffee with Katie
2:20 16 Top Tunes
2:30 Gillette Warmup Time MBS
3:35 Mutual'! Game of the Day MBS
3:23 Camel Score o as ro MBS
4:00 Behind The Story MBS
4:13 Hemingway News MBS
4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS
4:43 Sam Haves MBS
5:00 Rickys Request
5:30 Musical Quit Tim
5:50 Cecil Brcwn MBS
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
4:15 Klamath Theatre Quia
6:30 Areund Town News
8:40 Something to Think About
6:45 Sam Hajes News MBS
6:53 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 tiiacx Museum MBS
7:30 Peter Salem. MBS
8:00 Count of Monte Cristo MBS
8:30 Serenade in Blue
8:45 Heidelberg Harmonaires
B OO Glenn Hardy News MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS ,
9:30 For Dancers Only . '
9:45 Sports Final
9:55 5-Minutc Final MBS
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10:15 Ponderous Room
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11:00 Night OwU News
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Evelyn Keyes Can Say No
To Wolves in Six Tongues
HOLLYWOOD iNKAl On thr
Recoid: Gvrlyn Koyrs, on her
world torn Ins:
"I'm netting extremely proficient
In foreign lngu8M. I now know
how to top' the wolves of the In
terniiUoniil net by sitytng 'No' In
six different Imiruhiics."
nionnrv Perk. M'OlllUS t UleS
thm he's dlsuppolnied l losing out
on n Acndemy wird:
NEW METHODS of log loading were shown a group of
foresters recently when the group toured the Adams Log
ging company, Paisley, woods operation. The skid loader
is comparatively new in the west, only three being in use
in this area at the present time; two with Adams and one
used by Lake county. The rig enables operators to work
in almost any terrain where trucks can be brought to the
scene of logging.
B.C. Politics
Stays Muddled
VANCOUVER. B. C. I.H II will
be Julv a before anv Mtenint on
be marie to clean up the political
shambles left In the wske of Brit
ish Columbia's general election
Thursday.
Thousth the Liberal government
had apparently gone down to de
feat. It seemed that no other party
wopvl be able to picK un-a malor-
Ity of seals In the 48-mcmber
legislature.
With the count of first-choice
ballots In the alternative voting
system stlfl Incomplete, election f
only six candidates five Social
Credit and one Cooperative Cana
dian Commonwealth Federation
was Indicated.
Awards or no nnanls. I am very
happy, One thing about an award
It's no guarantee that your next
picture will be any good. You're
as likely lo nmko a dog (he next
ume out. It Just my luniily that
keeps Icellng aoiry for me because
I haven't got an Oscar."
Mary Plckford, explaining her
now photography hobby:
"I've always been before the
camera. Now I'd Ilka lo be behind
It and master It the way It's mas
tered me."
Terry Moore, on acting:
"I would like to live on a studio
sound stage and never go home
and Just make ono movie after
anuther."
Vlttorlo Classman, on marriage:
"All Amppli'itll lnliiMiill.il lr.l
me the other day who's the boss lb, tremendously successfu
wed plawilght Leonardo Bercovl
cl: . ,
"lie a very good friend and
llmt's an fur as It goes. I'm old
fashioned. When I get married, I
want to atay married "
Charle Lemalre, Kox wardrobe
director, on censorship of movie
queen's gowns:
"Borne of Hie things I hut they
won't allow Us to do on t tin screen
are the very feminine tilings Hint
make a woman dlflerent Horn a
I man. And what we can't do shows
u i on television. It's all wtnng
The censors don I nave the wom
en's angle. How could they? They
are all men and they go by what
they Ilka or dislike personally. II
there were two women and two men
on a board lo pass on screen cos
tumes, we'd have a better deal for
Hollywood."
Joan Fontaine, about her hew
movie, "Ivanhne":
"The horses were beautifully cap
arisoned. It's a classical western
In gorgeous color and It's going to
now inni eneiicy and I are mar
ried. All I can tny la such a ques
tlen would never occur to an Ital
ian newspaperman."
blue-
Zsa Zsa Oabor, on love:
"Men love with their eyes. They
love what they see. But women
love with their ears. They love to
tear what men say to them. That
Is why the ugliest, shortest, bald
est man can make the iiiom beau
tiful woman In the world fall in
love wtUt htm."
Dn.... ifM.wi.,ii i
av.'nv. intut'ii. iiimir- urutiurpr. - r . . . ...
m answer lo the "Would vou hue "' ""I'Piest co pies nance inge,,,.
nnnnimi' makes uieiu moie aware
ingrid Bergman?" miosiiun
"Would I? You produce her and
I'll make pictures wnli her. Ill
i uriiq over oarKwnrds. So will ex-
i nionors and the movlegoiiig nub'
Uliiuii Lynn, on her caiecr
prints:
"I want to do atage plays and
television as well ai movies. You
last a lut longer that way, 1 think.
I learned more about acting In one
year of TV then I did In 10 years
as motion picture actress In Hol
lywood." Anthony Capns, movie dance di
rector, about ballroom dancing:
"When a man and woman dance
well together It makes a happier
marriage. Dancing Is stimulating
finally the atudln slopped arrang
ing Interviews with the pi JHj. .
paper people would ask ma h,,.;
II leols to look Ilka Itlla and
snap at them." It
Columbia Is searching for a uius
leal comedy Idra aa Judy llolcnv "
next after "The Marrying Klml
Judy hasn't tueil her pipes aim
stems since she was a member
of a night club act, "The Itevueia
a decade ago.
No llcht can be thrown on thel'lo. What happened lo lngnd 4ia
of themselves
Mary Castle, on past publicity
about her resemblance lo Rita
Ilnyworth:
"I was very unhappy about It.
New Atom
Project Told
sllu lion until second choices are
counted July 3. Even then. It Is
possible no uartv will gain a ma lor
Ity of seats.
With the alternative vote, a can
didate must receive a majority of
ballots to win. If he doesn't ret
It on the first count, second, third
or fourth choices are tallied ac
cording to preferences marked on
the ballot by the elector.
The three-week gap between vot
ing day and the second count Is
to permit time for absentee votes
lo be allocated lo their proper
ridings. ,
Because the first count was In
decisive, returning officers took
time tabulating.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, tfi Presi
dent A Whltnpv ni-UwnlH nt V.l.
annnnnred Klnnriau th innin. nr : their
a contract with the Atomic Energy If a stalemate results from the
Commission for the construction ' election, a temporary minority
at Yale of a new 20 million volt i Government, a coalition or a new
linear accelerator and other lm- election seemea me omy ai
porlant equipment. Attornv General Gordon Wlsmer
ne new macniue is expected to was trallhw a ccr canamaie in
been haiinentiu: to women in.-
the world begun."
Susan liny win (I. after a spark
ling display of wrestling holds In
a fight scene for "This Mini Is
Mine :
"Look, when you rulse twin bovs.
you have to be pretty handy with
your head locks and leg snatches."
Brodcrlck Crawford, on being a
screen tough guy:
"It has lis compensations and
Its problems. It must be wonderful
to be able to walk Into a bar with
out expecting that some charuc-'
ler trying to impress his girl
friend, is going to invite you to
step outside Just to prove how
tough he la." '
Maria Toren, on reports she'll
Hey Kids!
You Con Moke
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Sliasla View Housing Project J In
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Big Y Market a -m
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Prel's Store. Kriiu lload
Orlgg'a Onaery
Kmir Corners
Weveihaeuner Timber Co.
lintel
Palrhevrn Bchoul I 00
Pledgers Driveway,
Keno ftoad
Pioneer Oitnery
Keno Btore
Worden Postofflra
i Midland Pnslofflr
KKIDAY June to lo Auiuil It
; (DAVLKillT HAVINti TI.MK)
Chelsea Addlllon
Blagle Iteatdence 9AM
I Peilcau City School to
! Woe us 1011
Shady Pine II
Mixloo Point 1 1 40
Willlamnon River Store 1:30 P M
Klamath Agency l ih
Fort Klamath J:3
Wlbon'i Cottages :lk
Crater Lake Ranger Station 4
i alternate weeks,
beginning June 30)
Cl.tr HCIIKDI'I.K AND RFMINIt
ClflLDKKN TO MKKT Till!
noOK.MOHII.K
" I T S WONDERFUL"
Judy Garland, in San Fran
cisco, describes her mar
riage to; her business man
ager,. Sidney .Luft, as "the
most , wonderful 'thing in
the world." The two were
secretly - wed at a ranch
about 100 miles south of
San Francisco.
create a pulsed beat of electrons
having a considerably higher elec
tron current than that produced by
any similar accelerator now in existence.
In announcing the contract at the
annual alumni luncheon, Crlswold
explained that "it will inaugurate
a whole new research program In
the field of nuclear physics of the
utmost Importance to the Yale
physics department and of great
i possible significance to the nation
al defense program."
I Yale research physicists plan to
operate the new linear accelerator
as a pulsed neutron source as a
means of measuring the absorption
snd scattering of various materials
for neutrons in the high-energy
range.
-Such measurements are of vital
Imporumce for the design of future
nuclear reactors. The machine will
also be a powerful source of hlch
energy X-rays and electrons .'ori
experiments on ihe structure of the
nuclei of atoms. '
v.m.mivAr renter, hinted at a four
nartv ennf-rence but the CCF and
Social Credit said they would nave
nothimr to do with any coalition.
Herbert Anscomb. Progressive
Conservative leader, predicted a
new election might have to be
held soon.
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auMSTM rsiLe.
. AMIKICAN CHINISI
V 444 Otdtn U Take Oat
en B. Lee, Mir.
Bad Luck
Multiplies
Peas Like
Buckshot
WALLA WALLA OB A cannery
here had to throw away an entire
pack of peas after one of the
workers discovered some of the
peas were as hard as buckshot.
Further investigation revealed
they were buckshot. Cannery offi
cials said they bought the crop
from a field adjoining the site ol
the recent state trapshoot.
Ho Hum, Another
Pole Sitter
CAMAS, Wash. m W. L.
Howard began his third day atop a
50-foot pole here Monday.
He said he plans to break the
national flag pole sitting record of
163 days. If he does he will be on
the small platform until well Into
November.
He said he would not shave or
cut his hair until he came down.
Here's an item that mi.l ih
Friday the Thirteenth parade.
The Bert Greenwood residence,
N. 10th St.. reported the family j
cat, a black female named Figaro, '
gave birth to four kittens last Pri-'
day. . . . I
The kittens?.- They '' were black.
too. .. . . .
Mother and youngsters were re
ported all doing: nicely.' ''
If You DID NOT or CANNOT Finiih '
HIGH SCHOOL
Ta L'sa it Mmf in Spirt Tim aM Cira a blfh acktl Dlls
parPAar. now r.n.i. -
.Oil CaADlAItS HAVE ENTERED OVEI IN COLLEGES
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AMERICAN SCHOOL
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Oakland 12, Calif.
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Fu.'IY 11325
NAACP Elects
President
VANCOUVER. Wash. ( WM.
liam H. Underwood. Vancouver
Saturday was elected president of
the Northwest conference of the
National Association for the art.
vancemeni of colored People.
Mrs. Hubert De Witty, Seattle,
was elected vice-president: Mrs.
W. H. Marple, Portland, secretary:
Mrs. A. F. Booth, Seattle, assistant
secretary, and Mrs. John Ellis,
Yakima, treasurer.
Speakers Included Wills rd .t.Rne
Spokane attorney, and Frank H.
Williams, San Francisco, NAACP
regional director.
BHS7 mm an any farm!
Police Seek
Holdup Man
GRANTS PASS Wl Police here
continued their search Monday for
the lone gunman who held up a
downtown Safeway Store Saturday
night.
The thug, who got an estimated
190, was thought to have fled in
an automobile. Pnllra mmt. iin mm A.
blocks, but failed to catch the man.
Many trucks that arc a whiz in
the city-quickly go to pieces
in the day-in, day-out grind of farm
service. That's why so many
farmers are turning from ordinary
trucks to farm-engineered GMG's
for real rough-and-tumble hauling
stamina.
For these rugged GMG 'j. to 2-ton
models are powered by engines
unbeaten in horsepower in their
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super-lubricated against wear (even
the piston pins work in a constant
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