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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE ia, in,')'.! i (Radio mj: KKLW HSO Ke. PDT Wednesday livening, Jung IS 00 Sport. IllrHlinu :IS Home Town New. fl'2.1 World New. Summary 30 Twlljht Mrtnadt r ACADEMY AWARD WINNER for "Best Actor'' Humphrey Bog art! ike Mightiest Adventure of them AU! sit - i mm ;B0GART-HEPBURN UEEN r TECHNICOLOR $2 J I! 1 WEDNESDAY ONLYJ V V 7:30 p.m. S3 ipsa 'ait: 4.1 Headlin F.dltton ABC Mt th Quean CandlrlaU T OO Th Lont Rinfir ARC 7 :iA Pnatmark U.S.A. ABC B OO Tlit Top Guy ARC B .10 Milton Croaa Opera Album ABC 0:00 Pacific Coat Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline! 10:19 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 Newa Summary 11:04 Sicn Oft KFLW 1451 Kc. WT Thursday June 19 00 Si en on Ntwi Summary 03 Corn In th Morn 7 00 Newa Bkfl. Edition 7:15 Charlle'a Roundup 7:30 Bob G aired it Nawt ABC 7:40 Top of th Morning 7 . VI John Conte ABC 8 00 Break fail Club ABC 9 00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bat.:- ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley New ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ARC 10 30 Mv True Story ABC 10:U Whispering Street! ARC 11:13 Against the Storm AbC 11:30 Ston Shot. 11:3 Musical Roundup 11:53 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Payleas Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch 1:00 Paul Harey ABC 1:13 Better Uvi.ijc 1:30 Mary Margaret McBeid ABC 2:00 Baain Brief 3:00 Ballad Time ABC 3:13 Ted Malone ABC 2:13 When Girl Marries ABC 2:30 Mary Marlin ABC 2:43 Rom. of Evelyn Winters A4C 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3:45 Manhattan Maharajah ABC 4:00 Requestfully Yours 5:00 Tom Cnrbett. Snace Cadet. ABC 5:23 Royal Triton Bsbl. Roundup ABC s:ju nei nunuey aou 5:43 B & B TV 6:00 Sports Hifhltghlt 6:15 Home Town Newa 6:25 World New Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6.43 Headline Edition ABC 6:35 Meet the Gueen Candidate 7:00 Mr. President ABC 7:30 Defense Attorney ABC 6:00 Original Amateur Hour ABC 8:45 Meet the Queen Candidate 9:00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P M. Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc PDT Wednesday Evening, June IS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to think About 6:45 Sam Hayes Newa MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Family Theater MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What's Name Song MBS 8:30 Mysterious Traveler UBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:13 Pulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 5-Min Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:13 Music 10 JO Out of Thunder MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11.05 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Thursday' June 19 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Beit Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7:55 First Edition Local News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:30 Haven Of Rest MBS 9:00 Paula Stone Show MBS 9:15 Marion from Millers 8 30 Platter Party 9:45 Familiar Favorites 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPointea 10:45 Answer Man 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11.23 News MB5 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS name tsanas 12:13 Noonday News 13:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:45 Markets & Klamath Notes 12:55 Currina 100 Jack Kirkwood Show MBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 3:00 News MBS 3:05 News MBS 2:15 Coffee with Katit 2:30 Gillette Warm up MBS 3:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel's Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request 5:30 Musical Quiz 5:53 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klam. Theater Quiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam HayesNews MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7.00 Sergeant Preston MBS 7:30 Senator Richard B. Russell MBS 6:00 Clyde Beattv MBS 8:30 Burl Ives Singa 8:45 Heidelberg Harm on a ire 6:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 5 Min. Final MBS 10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10.15 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 11:00 Night Owls News 11:05 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off it - "'' jf '"""" &4, VICTIM OF AGGRESSION This Swedish Air Force Catalina, which wt thot down by two Soviet jet fighter planes while on a rescue mission, sinks into the Baltic Sea. Two rubber boats carry survivors to the German! freighter Muemterland. Seven crewmen, including two wound ed, were saved. Bum Steer firings Apology From Star Marilyn Monroe United Nations Walkout Brings Communist Gripe MUNSAN. Korea W Smarting under en Allied imposed three day recess, the Reds sent their liaison officers to Panmunjom Wednesday with complaint that the United Nations walkout was unjustified. Allied liaison officers countered by telling the Reds that U. N. planes still bad found no mark ings on four Communist prisoner of war camps despite Communist assertions that the camps were properly marked. The exchange took place . at a liaison meeting called by united Nations command. A letter from the Reds said: "These unilateral and uniustlfl' able actions on the part of your side (Tuesday 's walkout I are evi dently designed for the delay of the armistice negotiations and the responsibility rests entirely on your side." However, the Reds did not re quest that the recess be cut short as they did last week when the Allies walked out in a similar move. It was done to cut short the Red flow of propaganda and confine the meetings to negotia tions on prisoner exchange the "JC , loSi item bnmnff & trure. me Allied note said that m spite of the Red assertions that all Alaska Crash Yictims Found ANCHORAGE. Alaska l.f Two survivors of Southeastern Alaska plane crash which claimed two lives Monday were rescued from an Isolated glacier late Tuesday night and flown to Anchorage. Lawrence "Fuzz" Rogers, pilot of the Civil Aeronautics Adminis tration plane on the Ill-fated flight, and Dr. Roger Wltzcl, 32, were admitted to hospitals here. Rogers was treated for cuts, bruises and burns at Providence Hospital. Dr. Wltzel was In an Air Force hospital In serious condition from unannounced injuries. Mrs. Wltzel, 36, a nurse, and Austin Moorehead a CAA technic ian, were killed when the plane crashed Monday on a flight from their prisoner camps were marked , Katll to Yakataga. failed to find any markings around locations given for camps 2, 6, i and 10. "Either these prisoner camps do not exist at the locations specified I Xellth RescUe Squadron helicopter by you o. Jan. 33. or you have were , (ronl Cordova to pick up wi-it, iiiiouiiuiiiicu, me niim ,k. ftiirvlvnr nri hnritf of Ihe Wreckage was sighted by anoth er CAA pilot after an all-day search Tuesday, and four Tenth Rescue Squadron paramedics parachuted to the site of the crash Settlement In Bakery Strike f k r-t k m ATDT v v. rr day night approved a new contract "c Dy n,2r Rogers and Dr. Wltzel were note said. two victims. aTQitw How 01 40 Minutes Comedy Shona No Sabotage In Ammo Blast PUSAN, Korea m V. S. Armv headauarters said Wrinncriau thor ough investigation of the Haeunde ammunition ritlmn fir nnri .vnl... fon Sunday showed no evidence of The offlci&l nrnbA intn nlhi sible causes Is continuing. One American soldier was killed, four were hospitalized, and 24 were lnlured In the hl&stn l? mil.. northeast of here. The Second Logistical Command said two nhnlriiprs rennrteH micfn bad been found uninjured. Hells Canyon Postponed WASHINGTON lfl A House Interior subcommittee Wednesday voted to postpone lndeflruttely fur ther hearings on the controversial Hells Canyon Dam on the Idho Oregon border. The effect is to shelve a pro posal to authorize construction by the Bureau of Reclamation of the huge Snake River project. Observers regarded the vote as a victory for private power inter ests which contended the prolect would flood out five sites upon which the Idaho Power Co. wants to build low level dams. Other objections were based on a possible threat to Idaho's reclamation pos sibilities. Backers of the proposal contend. ed power revenues ironi the proj ect woum nnance a targe-scale reclamation program which other wise could not be undertaken. Postponement of the hearinirs was voted on a motion by Rep. Poulson (R.-Calif.), who has been active In opposition to the project. Sixteen members eight Demo crats and eight Republicans were present whrn the voice vote was taken. No dissenting vote was providing age increases, premium : ,hJ:Hh, i i hiT nl-i brounl hcr' ,rom Cordov m Casualties By KRSKlNi: JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD tNEAl Behind the Soreen: Marilyn Monroe s ex clusive confesilou to me a iiionlh ago that her mother is alive, and that she s helping with her auinmrl, left the publishers of Keilbnok mag aalne red laced over a big "or phan's life" itory about her In their Juno Issue. Now It ran be told that Mnrilvn sent her "deepest apologv" to editor Wado Nichols In a letter which rend in pail: "I frankly did not leel wrong In withholding from you the fact that mv mother Is still alive . . . aim- we have never kiioii each other lnllinatrlv and have never rn loved the normal relationship of mother and daughter." Humphrey Bognit'a dellnllelv set for "Battle Circus." an MOM big gie about a mobile Army surgical unit in Korea. Much of the action will be filmed at Camp Pickett, Va. if Itila Havworih' and Olenn Ford's "Affair In Trinidad" Isn't up to par In the sizzling love scene department, blame the movie cen sors. The studio Isn't admitting It. but the blue-pencil bovs ogled the romantic clinches like Jack Benny watches his money, when the stu dio srotested undue censorship, the censors explained: "Look, no matter what Rita and Olenn do It's cemornbie. The snarks flv when Ihev net toaelher and we Just can't have too many sparks." TFI.KVISION WARY Blng Crosbv'a beaming over his in-the-flesh TV debut with Bob Hope on an eight-hour, coasl-to-coast telethon June 21 to raise funds for the U. S. Olvmplo team. But he's still wary of video as a regular medium for himself next fall. He remarked to me on the aet of "The Road to Ball": I don't know what to do about TV. I watch new shows start and In a couple of weeks they're laying eggs. Sid Ceaaar Is the only entertainer who's consis tently good, but I don't know how he keeps it up." It's been told that Bob Crosbv will make a quick appearance with brother Blng In the latest "Road" movie, but here's the gag: Blng and Dottle Lamour are walking through the Jungle when Boh Him lis out from behind a tree In a hunter's outfit and carrying a big-game rifle. "Now'-" he a-.ks Blng. "Now." says Blng. Bob points the eun Intn the air. fires and Immediately dlsannears Into the Jungle. Blng explains to wlde-eved Dottle: "I alwavs promised him a shot In one of my pictures!" with It. I don't have enough cour l age tu ever make another movie." MNKINO ;KNt:rtAL LOSC8 OUT Rudy Vallee. who wanted to play General Roumiel In "The Deaert Fox," is disappointed again. He had his heart set on the rule of John I'liillln Bousa. which went to (Milton Webb, In "Stars and Stripes Forever." Hollywood's ballet cycle l due for a artliack. Francis the Mule, Donald O'Connor and Jimmy Du rante will dance In a big ballet number for the UI musical, "On stage Francis." The word's leaked out that Tal lulah Biinkhead snouts some bile terlng wordage about her movie ex perlrucra at I'm n mount's Astoria and Hollywood studios during the early '30's In her autobiography, "Tallulah," due on the bookstalls in September. John Barrvmore Jr., In collabor ation with William Froellg, la writ ing a suspense tcreenplav for him self, Aunt Ethel and Uncle Lionel. Young Barrvmore'a the first of the famous clan to have scribbling am bitions. Movies are wonderful! Jean I.a Fllte was one of the principal char acters in Paul Wellman'a "The Iron Mistress," but movie audi ences won't see hide or hair of the famous plrnie in Warner's screen version ol Uie best-seller. Gloria Swninons agent. Helen Alutworlh. relays It that Olorla ve toed a sinning role In "Croaatuwn" because the producer relused An have the acreouplay rewrlttcn,a.i Rwanson wanted more emphasli) the heroine role and less wordage for her leading man. Frank Fnnlaln overheard It: "Honey, you've had your noodle rut for five weeks now -Ian t It time you learned lo alt up and do tricks?" GREYHOUND 1 M J f J m 'VW MLAMATM FALLS, Oaa AMItlCAN CHI NISI fk. k ft Oraen T Take Set an I. Let, Mgr. More Travel Extras1 No txtra Coifl r Yts, biitli vtlut! Moil stivlcl le morexj U(i. finest busts. Best dnvfii. Choose the Hsvtl lildti . . . thoosi Gitynounel 3 Expresses Daily to LOS ANGELES from KLAMATH FALLS Only $10.40 plus tax Plus Many Regular Schedule! Dally Cempleta Sfrvlca te All AmfVlce ; I Anl, 1. 04 Klamath Sayr Float 1121 program and agreed to return to their jobs with the Sunday shift. The first major break in the 45-day-old strike against wholesale bakeries in three Pacific North west cities came as union and management representatives in Seattle and Portland scheduled ad ditional bargaining sessions. They were to meet in the two cities again Wednesday. Frank Hoover, international rep resentative of the AFL Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union, said tne lacoma agreement provides 40 for a verification of the camps' lo cations or a verification that they were property marked. a Long Island RR Strike Ended NEW YORK f The Long Island Near 110,000 WASHINGTON Announced U.S.. battle casualties In Korea reached 109.971 Wednesday, an in crease of 2S9 since last week. The Defense Department's week ly summary based on notifications cents an hour premium pay for ; w ednesday after a two-day engin Sunday baking; a health and wel- e,r s strike forced thousands of rare program costing employers !-unimuieis imo new xorks worst 13 40 a month for men and $3.90 i ": Jams in years. Railroad resumed normal service ! to families through last Friday re for women, and 22 cents an hour increases for wrapper, checkers and sanitors janitors and 10 cents hourly for miscellaneous classifica tions The first rush hour trains to operate on the line since the walk out started were arriving at Pen nsylvania Station without any un usual delays, bringing relief to the Pav increase nr. suhiert in an. 1 harassed Long Island residents. proval of the Wage Stabilization I Settlement of the strike came late Board. The health and welfare pro-1 Tuesday just as suddenly as the gram will be Increased to $8.66 1 start of the walkout. Full agree- montniy lor all employes within 1 mem was announced oetween tne a year. The union's original contract de mands for bakers called for Satur days and Sundays off. Hoover said the premium pay for Sunday work clause was the first of its kind In the country and the bakers con- road and the striking members of the Brotherhood' of Locomotive En gineers Ind., Issues Involved working conditions and rules. Early Wednesday the movements bureau of the Long Island, busiest commuter railroad in the nation, sidered it of equal Importance to! said full service had been restored their earlier demands. i Detween New York city ana tne The 300 bakers and 500 other I Long Island communities on the workers idled by the strike here line's 400 miles of road-bed. will return to work Sunday, Hoover The Long Lsland Rerves an area said. 1 oi more man a minion residents. ported: Killed in action. 17.318. an In crease of two: wounded. 80.136. an increase of 218: and missing. 12,517 an Increase of 39. The breakdown of total casualties by services: Army, 88.993: Navy 1.383: Air Force, 1,198; and Marine Corps, 18,397. Plane Crash Kills Four FAIRBANKS. Alaska I Three women passengers two of them Army nurses died with a civilian pilot in the crash of a small plane north of here Sunday. The wreckage and bodies were found near the summit of a moun tain Mondav. The pilot was Mor ris A. Welner. The third woman was an Air Force base librarian. If Greta Garbn doesn't chance her mind, she'll never again so war on the screen. The famous Swede told Director George Cukor In London that she would be hanpv to make her comeback In the star ring role of "Mv Cousin Rachel." Cukor wired 50th Century-Fox stu dio to start drawing tin the con tract. Next day. however, Oarbo backed out with: "I'm sorry. I can't go through Bend Flyer Escapes Crash LUKE AIR FORCE BASE. Ariz. iJv-Flrst Lt. Walter R Sexton, 24. of West Jefferson. N. C. was killed Monday when his F-51 Mus tang fighter collided with another and craahed at the Gila Bend gun nery range. The second pilot, Capt. Jamea F. Bvcrs. 29. of Bend. Ore., landed safely. Two other atudents In the flight returned to Luke Air Force Base. Sexton was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Buford A. 8exlon, of West Jefferson. He came to Luke in May for fighter gunnerv training. Byers Is a veteran of 103 combat missions in Europe and 100 in Korea. 7stes 6ettefHAD "jftiSme! ...mwUsrifti? f itchen raft Flour1 m 1' SAFEWAY STORE KIDS mm EH Pony Elides! IPopsicles ! . THURSDAY, ONLY 3 p.m. 'til Dark Mr. and Mrs. Morrison's "Shetland Pony Rides" (Pelt Tower Theater on South 6th) NO TICKETS NEEDED! IT'S FREE! COURTESY OF SAM NESLIN OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 MAIN PHONE 6873 The original genuine English Ridgway BluelVillow STARTER SET FOR 4 $749 il Regular s 10.00 Value... Limited Time Offer A traditional design for a modern setting. Ridgway's Blue Willow... Made since 1792. 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