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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY. .TUNF! 10, 1052
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Thurndar Evening. June 19
00 Sport HichUihd
6:19 Homt Town Newt
:35 World Newi Summary
TwlllcM Serenade
:45 Headline Edition ABC
:S3 Mel th QuMn Candidate,
T OO Mr. President ABC
T:M Defense Attorney ABC
1:00 Original Amateur Hour ARC
8:43 Meet the Queen Candidal
:O0 Pacific Cnait Baseball
10 00 10 P.M. Headlines
10:13 Pacific Coaat Baaeball
11:00 News Summary
11:03 Sixn Off
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Friday, June 20
0:00 Slfn en New
B 03 Corn in the Morn
6:43 BAB IV.
T:00 Newi Bkftt. Edit1on
7:13 Charlie's Roundup
7:30 Bob Uarrrd tt Newt ABC
7:40 Tot of the Morning
7:33 John Conte Sings ABC
8:00 Rreakfavt Club ABC
a.-oo Kank Henry Show
9:30 Break the Bank ABC
10:00 Chet Huntley. Newa ABC
10:13 Lone journey ABC
10 30 My True Stor ABC
10:33 Whispering Streets ABC
11:13 A Rain it the Storm ABC
11:20 Step it Shop
1:43 MuMcal Rounriuo
11:33 Market Report
12:00 News Kron Edition
13:13 Paylesa Sidawalk Show
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13:30 I. u ok y V Ranch ABC
100 Paul Harvey ABC
1)3 Better Living
I :.0 Mary Margaret McBrid ABC
3 00 Ravin Brirts
1 13 When a Girt Marries ABC
3 10 Mary Martin ABC
9:43 Rom. of Evel n Winters ABC
3:00 Stewart Craig ABC
3:13 Ted Malone ABC
3:30 Dean Cameron
3:43 Manhattan Maharaja ABC
4:00 Requcitfully Your
3:00 Fun Factory ABC
.Vao World Fltiht Reporter ABC
3 23 Royal Triton Bhl Roundup ABC
3 .1.1 Chet Hunttev ABC
3 43 Jimmle ridler
00 SoorU Highlights
:is iMmi Town New
:23 World News Summary
.1J Twilight Serenade
6:43 Headline Ettlllon ABC
7:00 CtHteite rights ABC
BOO Richard Diamond ABC
ThH is your FBI ABC
9 00 Orile and Harriet ABC
II -30 Concert of i-avmitv
10:00 10 PM Headlines
10:13 Pacific Cnail Baseball
11:00 News Summary
11 03 Sim O f
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Thursday Evening, June 19
6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
13 Klam. Theater Vuu
.W Around Town News
40 Something to Think About
6.43 Sam Ha: ea News MBS
6 33 Bill Henrv MBS
7:00 Sergeant Preston MBS
7:30 Senator Richard RulncII
8:00 Clyde Beatty Show MBS
8:30 Burt lve Sing
8:43 Heidelberg Harmonaires
9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
8:13 Pulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 For Dancers Only
9:43 Sport Final
9 33 S-Min. Final
10.00 I Love a Mystery MBS
10:13 Ponderota Room
10:30 Rod & Gun MBS
11:00 Night Owls Newi
11:13 Night Owl Club
13:00 Sun Off
KFJI 1130 Kc. PbT
Friday, June SO
6 00 Sunrise Serenade
6:33 Farm Reporter
7:00 Hemingway Newi MBS
Barbara Hale Eager To Play
First Role as Torrid Heroine
HOLLYWOOD iNEAl -Behind I A movl trlet who pieared on
the screen: . Barbara Hale's as- her first live TV show said;
MKiunriU as leading ladv to Rock -was I jrareo? Why. I was trem
Hudson and Anlhony Qulnn in hlinr lit. ... .nirm i.fl"
casUng Item. It's Barbara's first
chance to plav a (lerv, sexv hero
ine and she s hoptiur that the tVM
chance will stick.
I don t know whv I became
ihe all-American Rlii tvpe who
always ends uu Willi children."
.ne (old me. "i was plavlnq moth,
ers before 1 even had babies mv
self."
! The Turhan Selahettln who Is
listed as the producer of "I Was
Jack Mortimer, ' the Donald
tJuka-Frances Lederer co-starrer
i just completed In Vienna, Is none
'other than the screen's wartime
heart throb, Turhan Brv. It's the
realisation of a lout-time amb.
tion for wealthy Turhan. .
Rhotuta Flemlmt and Dr. Lew
Morrill won't tie the knot In June
unless Paramount postpones "Ponv
Express'' bevond the June 30
starting date. The bride-to-be
wants a long honeymoon.
MBS
MBS
NEWEST ACE 2nd Ueut.
James F. Low of Sausalito,
Calif., an F-86 Sabrejet pi
lot with U. S. Air Force's
4th Fighter Interceptor
Wing, has shot down five
MIG's to become the new
est jet ace of the Korean
war. Low has been in Ko
rea only six weeks and has
completed his 43rd combat
mission.
Libel Bill Due
For Radio-TV
WASHINGTON Wl A bill to
safeguard radio and television sta
tions from libel suits based on
broadcasts of political candidates
went to a Senate-House conference
Wednesday.
The legislation also would pre
vent the stations from charging
candidates hiked-up rates.
Ana ine House, in passing the
measure by voice vote late Tues
day required that if a station sells
time to one candidate it must make
equal time available to bis oppon
ents.
One provision, offered bv Ren.
Horan tR.-Wash.), specifies that
stations may not censor the con
tents of political speeches.
rne House refused bv voice vote
to knock out of the measure a pro-
vuuun wnica wouia promoit dis
crimination against newspaper pub-
usners seeding radio licenses.
some lawmakers said this might
give newspapers preferred status.
Others said it would only put pub
lishers on an equal footing with
other applicants.
Except for Horan's amendment.
which was approved by a 93 to 27
standing vote, the House measure
similar to one passed bv the
Senate to revise the federal com
munication law.
House debate on the comnlicated
bill focused on campaign speeches
expected to crowd the airways dur
ing uie summer.
The Federal Communication
Commission's present policy al
ready says radio and TV stations
cannot censor speeches by political
candidates and cannot be held li
able for what the candidates say.
J)ut some broadcasters, fearing
they might be sued anyway, asked
for a specific law.
T:13 Breakfast Cans
Dm uuyi
7:43 Sam Hn MBS
T:33 First Edition Local Ntwi
8:00 Cecil Brown MBS
e 13 Breakfast Cam MBS
S:30 Bible Institute MBS
9:00 Paula Stone Show MBS
:13 Platter Partv
0:30 Date in Hollywood
9:45 Favorites of Yesterday
10:00 Newspaper of Uie Air
10:13 Tello Test MBS
10:30 LaPolntes
10:43 Answer Man MBS
:00 Ladies Fair MBS
11:13 News MBS
11:30 Queen for a Dajr MBS
12:00 Name Bands
12:13 Noondav Newt
12:M Danre Tunes
12:45 Market and Klamath Notea
si:55 Currtn.
1 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Two at 1:30
t:0O News MBS
2:15 Coffee with Kalis
2:30 Gillette Wirmup MBS
2:35 Game of the Day MBS
3:55 Camel's Scoreboard MBS
4:00 Behind the Story MBS
4:13 Hrmint-wayKews MBS
4:30 Curt Masscy Time MRS
4:45 Sam Haves News -UBS
3:00 Ricky's Request
3:30 Twilight Tune
3:50 News MBS
O0 Gabriel Heatter MBS
S:1S Klamath Theater Quit
6:30 Around Town News
40 Somethinf to Think About
6:43 Sam Hayes News MBS
6:33 BUI Henry MBS
7:00 Adventures of Maisia MBS
7 30 Cisco Kid MBS
S:00 Reporter's Roundup
8:30 Woman of the Year MBS
9:00 Glenn Hardy. News MBS
8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
45 Sports Finsl
9:55 5-Minute Final am
10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS
10:13 Red Nichols
10:30 Crowells Nest MBS
11:00 News
11:05 Nteht Owl, rittK
12:00 3 ten Off , .
Humphrey Bogart In a lllm clip
from "The Afiicnn Queen" will be
one of Uie ju. or so sngs in a lunsle
sequence for "The Road to Ball."
Bob Hope spots Bogart pulling the
.-.ver bo.-t ignore bu. B.iij Crosb
shrugs it off as a mirage. But
I things get even daffier. Two min
utes later Hope fires a gun into the
lair and a babv elephant falls out
ol the sky!
Linda Darnell's out plung.
ing even the TV nueeiu
low-cut 18th century gowns for
her role in RKO's "Blackbeard the
Pirate. The necklines, she's con
llding. are two inches lower than
the same tvpe of costumes she
wore In "Forever Amber."
"Amber was on the spot with the
censors." she ald. "Thev wouldn'1
even let me breathe in that one.
Frank Sinatra is switching
agents to give his sagging career
a boost . . . Charley Chaplin's
gnashing his teeth over the com
pleted print of "Limelight." The
film runs two and a half hours
and he doesn't know where to cut
. . . .-raya shea' that uie Dale
Robertsons' first babv won't be
arriving for another three weeks.
. Olivia de Havllland asked
(150,000 to do "Mv Cousin Rach
el, but settled lor less.
Remember when John Carroll
Quit movies and went on a night
'club tour to prove he could sing?
'Here's the pavoff: He Just landed
a role in a musical Bettv craoie a
"The Fanner Takes a wire out
he's the only member of the cast
who doesn t sing!
Paul Muni and his wife are liv
lng cuietlv at a small beach ar
hour awav from. Hollywood and
Vine. Even some of their close
friends don't know that they're
back in movietown after a long
absence.
Last Chief
Dies at 80
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PENDLETON 'J Jim Ka-ni-ne.
80. last of the traditional Indian
chiefs on the Umatilla reservation,
died in St. Anthonys hospital here
Tuesday night of cancer.
He became chief of the Walla
Wallas in 1917 and there will be no
chief to succeed him. Richard
Butts, agencv supervisor, said.
In 1946 Red Hawk of the Cavuse
tribe and Jim Billy of the Umatil
las died, and that left Ka-nl-ne the
last of the chieftains.
He, spoke little' English.
His widow. Charlotte Davis Ka-
nl-ne, survives. Funeral services
will be held Fridav mornlmr at
the Tutullla Pre?bvterlan church,
which he attended occasionally,
eight miles east of here.
Delegate
Returns Here
Mrs, Lorraine Tavlnr. rUWai.
from Roald Lodge, 39, Klamath
Falls, has returned from nintriri
Convention of Sons of Norway and
Daughters of Norway held June
11-15 at Everett, Wash.
She will present her report on
the convention at a regular busi
ness meeting, 8 p.m. Friday.
Mrs. Taylor, president of the
local Daughters of Norway will also
be a delegate to the supreme con
vention to be held In Minneapolis
In August.
One hundred and sixty delegates
attended the District meeting and
530 guests were present for the an
nual banquet that closed festivities.
Bike Riders
Set For Show
Hundreds of Klamath Falls bike
riders will parade through town at
ju-ju a.m. rnaay on elaborately
decorated bikes In the Bike Safety
Parade sponsored by Montgomery
Ward and Co.
The parade begins at 10:30 in
front of the Court House and will
travel from there to Tenth Street
to the Wards Store where prizes
will be awarded to the riders of
the best and most originally dec
orated bike.
Judging the bike decorations will
be Mayor Bob Thompson, Recrea
tion Director Bob Bonney and
Chamber Manager Frank Tucker.
Howard Stroud. Wards stor
manager -and chairman of the Bike
Safety Campaign, said today, "We
expect more than 3000 people to
line tne parade route to watch the
greatest bike parade Klamath Falls
has ever seen. Everyone should be
sure to see Just how much fun and
safety knowledge our town's bike
riders get from such a campaign."
Every rider in the parade will
get free Coca-Cola. fnrnith.H hi
the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Klam
ath Falls. Valuable prizes topped
by a o. E. Sealed Beam bicycle
will go to the winners.
The parade is the climax of a
two-week Bike Safety camnnicm to
make Klamath Falls the "safest
cycling city in the United States."
Chuck Smith, manager of Wards
sporting goods, who still will take
entries until 5:30 tonight, gave a
summary of the most important
safety regulations. The dozen
"Do's" and "Don'ts" for careful
biking are:
1. Do keep your bicycle in excel
lent running condition by checking
wheels, brakes, chains and tires.
3. Don't stunt or race in traffic.
3. Do obey all traffic signs and
signals before making turns. Keep
to the right.
4. Don't hitch onto moving ve
hicles. 5. Do walk your bikes across busy
Intersections.
8. Don't carry passengers on
your handlebars or fenders.
7. -Do ride single file when with
a group of cyclists.
8. Don't make repairs on the
roadway. If repairs are necessary,
make them at the side of the high
way. 9. Do attach a basket or rack for
carrying parcels, freeing both
nanas lor steering except when sig
naling. 10. Don't shoot out of blind drive
ways. 11. Do have a headlight and rear
reflector for night driving and a
bell or horn at all times.
12. Don't forget use your head
and you're sure to keep It.
Parisian newspaper readers are
gasping over a series of news-
inaner articles under the by
line of Marline Carol, estranged
wife of Steve Crane. The series
is titled "The Art of Seducing Men'
nd Is considered hotter than Mari
!Iyn Monroe's calendar likeness.
Ida Luoino and Collier Young
her ex. are dodging questions on
their decision not to go ahead with
filming the story of "Killer Cook."
But their new film for RKO. "The
Difference." concerns two men who
are kidnaped bv a trigger-happy
gangster. In other words, the ame
plot.
Bill Toole
Wins Award
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
(Special) William Toole of Klam
ath Falls is one of six Oregon
State college freshmen engineering
students to receive awards from
Tau Beta Pi. national engineering
honor society.
These awards are presented an
nually to freshmen In recognition
of outstanding scholastic achieve
ment.
Toole Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Toole, 1500 Crescent, Klam
ath Falls.
Portland Bakers
Schedule Meet
PORTLAND im Portland bak.
ers. on strike for seven weeks
were scheduled to meet Thursday
afternoon, although employers
have made no new offer, John
Leffelman, business agent, said
Wednesday.
The meeting was called after
settlement of the Tacoma bakers'
strike.
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Maureen Q'Hara InMits reports
thai th and Will Price will tm the
divorce route aren't true.
"Every year, tomeuociy print the
atorv. And every year, I pav no
attention to It and make no com
ment." alia tlediti'eii, "Noililun luuld
b farther from the truth. I am not
planning to divorce mv husband."
But It's Maureen's Insistent' on
leaving oil her wedding ring that's
lending fuel to the runioii.
Many a movie starlet, claim, ltar-
rv Ctmrlng. has succeeded In tllma
because of an unfailing laith In
numerology. A particularly out-
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