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Newspaper Page TextPAf.B TWO HERALD AM) NKTVS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON SATl-ltliAY, JUNK I'll, lli.v; ; "" ""Y"' 1 " "7"""' K! XV U50 Ko PDT '' Saturday Evening, June 21 ' 00 SporU Hilt.) If hi - :1b Hum. Town Newt ft; 2 World IS'rwi Summitry 6::w Scicnco Editor ABC !; Word of Lit 7:09 fUturdcy at tttt Shamrock ABC 1:30 Band Concert ABC 100 Th Lout Ranfci ABC n-30 Pacific Coast Baseball J0:(jy lo p m Headline 10:19 Parlfic Coi-t Bateball 11:1ft Newi Summary 11:20 Sign Oft KFLAV MM) Kc rDT Sunday, June 29, 1932 It 00 Ntui ABC SIS Morn in Suns ABC 30 Light and Lit Hour ABC 9:00 Calvary Echoer 9:15 Keiro Collie Choir ABC 9:30 Sammy Kaa Sunda Serenade ..UL 10:00 Sunday Newa Soectal ABC 10:1.1 Brunch Time ABC 10:30 National Vesper ABC 11:00 Presbyterian Church 12:00 Christian in Action ABC 12:30 This Week Around World ABC 100 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC 3:00 Voice of Prophecy ABC 2:30 Church In the Home ABC 3:03 Hour of Decision ABC 3.30 U.S. Navy Band 3:43 Guest Star 4 00 Heartitrlngi ABC 4:30 Herald ot Truth 5:00 Stop the Music ABC 6:00 Drew Pearson ABC 6:13 Meet Cortina Archer ABC 6:43 Home Town iewi 6:.15 World New Summary 7:00 Caxcading Rhythm 7:30 Time Capsule ABC :uu raui Harvey ali 8:13 Monday Momtnr Headlines ABC 8:30 Stewait Craig ABC 8:15 Chet Huntley ABC 9:03 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:01 10 P M Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sixn Off KFLWH50 Kc PDT Monday, June SO 8:00 Sign On New, Sum. a:OS Corn In th. Morn 6:45 B B TV 7.-00 Kewi Breakfait Ed. 7:15 Chtrlie'i Roundup 7:30 Bob Gan-cd. Kev.-s ABC 7:40 Top of tht Morning 7:55 John Come ABC :00 Breakfast Club ABC & 00 Hank Henry Show :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 Street ABC 11:15 When a Girl Marries ABC 11:30 Stop c Shop 11:43 County Agent Speak! 11:53 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Pavless Sdev-lk Show 11:30 Lucky "U" Raock ABC i on pill Rinr Sh"w ABC 1:13 Better Living 1:30 Basin Brietk 1:45 Paul Harvey ABC 2:00 Ronnie Kemper ABC 2:15 Top of the World ABC 2:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC - 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Tennessee Ernie ABC 3:30 Cal Tlnney 4:C9 Reque5tiully Yours 8:00 Fun Factory ABC 5:20 World Flight Rsponer ABC 8:25 Baseball Roundup ABC 5:30 Ct Huntley ABC 5:5 Voice of America - 8:00 Sports Highlights : 8:13 Home Town News 8:25 World News Summary f:"0 Twil'cht Serenade 8:45 Headlle Edition ABC 8:53 Attractions on ABC 7.00 The Lone Ranier ABC 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:45 Stewart Craig ABC - 8:00 Chicago Signature ABC 8:30 Build the Basin 10:00 10 PM Headlines 10:15 Serenade in Blue 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sim Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Saturday Evening, June 28 8:01 . ' 6: I I Around Town News i Klamath Theater Quit I Assembly of CM Hour 7:00 Colleie Choir MBS 7:30 Klamatn Temple 8:00 MGM Theatra MBS 00 News MBS :13 Dink Templeton MBS WURLITZER A magnificent piano. Many tovefy ttyltt and finishes to chooto from. LOUIS R. MANN 120 No. 7th PIANO CO. OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK featuring PHEASANT Chef: Earl Gibson Dance to the music of the PHIL LONGO TRIO featuring Sunday Afternoon Dancing 2PM to 7PM Am Wa laTl m mm m Your Host: "TINY" McDonell 9:30 Ponderosa Room 9 4.1 MuMc 9 M New MBS 10:00 Uimbardo Land I'SA MBS '0 30 John Wolohan Orel,. MBS 11:00 Night Owu Ne va 11:03 Nttht Owli Club 11:00 S an Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Sunday, June ii9, 193 On Wm of Henllna 8..I0 Weekly Comic Man 9 00 Rhdio Bihle ('last MB1 9: 30 K'am. Rev Center 9 43 Inland Melodies 10:00 News MRS 10:15 Tim Thins Called Lift 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank and Ernaat MBS 11:13 Show Tunes II :TO Science Reporter MBS 11:43 Guest Star Itvon Noinrtav News 12:15 Bill Cunningham MBS 12 M Bands lor bonds MB is 100 Green Hrrnet MRS 1:30 Clyoe Bealty MBS 1:53 Bobbv Benson MBS 2:03 The Shadow MBS 2 30 True Detective MRS 3.00 Bobby Benson MBS. 3:30 Nick Carter MRS 3 53 Cecil Brown, Newt, MBS 4:00 News MBS 4:13 Jaime -." I boat J."mlore 5 00 ReHewtni Stand MBS 5:30 Enchanted Hour MBS 6.C0 Arouno Town New 15 Klamath Theatre Quit 6 30 Proudly Wt Hail ?: J . . ni, BS 7 30 Michael's Memorial Bdest. Ml 8:00 Twenty Questions MBS 8:30 Information Please MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy Newa MBS 9:15 Dance Orch. MBS 9:10 The Whistler CBS 10.00 MGM Musical Comedy Theater 11:00 Sim Oft KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Sundav, June 29. 1953 -m Sunrise Serenade 6:53 Farm Reporter 7.0o Hemingway Newt MBS ?:1S Breikfiut Gant MBS 7:?0 Today" Bet Bu 7:45 Sam Hes. Bkttt. Newi MBS 7:55 First EdUion Local News 8:00 Cecil Brown UBb B15 BreakfaM Gane MBS 8:30 War Front Home Front MBS 9:00 The Paula Stone Show MBS 9:15 Platter Parts 9:30 Date in Hollywood IMS r.vor.te? ci cierdv 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Telia. est MBS 10:- l Pointer 10:45 Answer Man MBS Hffl) Lacies Fair MBi 11:25 Newt. MBS 11:30 Queen for a Daj 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 Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2:uo ; ew. 2 05 New MBS 2:15 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Warmup Time MBS 2:35 Mutual Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel's Score Board 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemina News MBS 4:30 Curt I lavsey .me MPS 4:45 Sam Hayes. News MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request 5:30 Twilight Time 5 50 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6-1 Klamatn Iheatie ui 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Ha; n. Newi MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 8:00 Let George Do t UBS 8:30 Bobby Ecru on MBS im r.iMn Hardv-Newi MBS 0:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery UBS 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 Crowell's Next MBS H 00 Night Owls News 11:05 Night Owls Ciub 12 00 Sign Off Two Injured In Collision Two persons were treated for;.n i.,h nf i mn feet . "will be minor hurts at Klamath Valley Hospital Friday night resulting from an auto-truck accident at 6th and Spring. They were Clinton W. Rogers, 2129 Radclif fe. and Audrey Cornett, 1664 Manzanita. who were passen- gers in a car driven by Earl C. Manchester. 2135 Orchard. I Manchester's car struck a Klam- ath Ice and Storage truck driven UJ TT. u. vouwnaj, wuv uunw BROILED OR PAN FRIED Grown at our own pheas ant farm the largest most modern in the Pa cific Northwest. CHOICE STEAKS CHARCOAL BROILED OR GRILLED Using only U.S. Choice g'"""" OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK I y ' f I " . .VSV' life' (USA Tdtphoit) POLIO FIGHTERS Or. Lewi, L. Coriell I left I, medical direc tor of the Camden, N. J. Municipal Hospital, and Dr. William McD. Hammon, professor of epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health confer at Houston, Texas. They will direct the first mass experiment of the injection of gamma globulin for the possible prevention of polio on 35,000 Houston children starting July 2. Laftimore Tip Ruled False; Man Indicted SEATTLE Ifl A 32-year-old I .The university professor, a fa Finn who came to this country i vorlte target of Sen. McCnrthv U years ago after lighting the Bus- siaus in his homeland was accused by a federal grand jury Friday ot lying about Owen Lammore. The jury returned two indict- menls against Harry A. Jarvinen. a Seattle travel agency executive. KDrniH.. ki. .itw. i..i;.n r-ic -n fictitious statements both to the Central Intelligence Agency and about. " The State Department had Merman league as a musical turn the FBI. ino comment. dy star has Hollywood cheering. Jarvmen will be arralnged Mon-, Jarvinen s lawver, Gerald Shuck- Big-voiced Lillian has the lead In day. He said he will plead innocent. He is Iree on $500 bond. His attorney blames "too much drinkm? at a cocktail nartv lor Jarvinen's trouble. said, passing it along to the State Glenn Ford, who played golt The false tip given by the travel Department. wizard Ben Hogan in "Follow the agency manager was that Latti- i "No one would have been Jus- Sun," Is atill steaming about why more. Johns Hopkins University tilled In acting on that statement," the film wasn't tilled "The Ben professor and Far Eastern expert, Shucklin said. Hogan Story." planned a trip to Russia. I Neither jarvinen nor Shucklin He complains: "The ads for the As a result, the State Department offered any comment on the aecond film read. 'The story of two rol barred Lattimore's departure from ! indictment, which alleged that Jar-' licking kids from Texas.' Can this country. Later the FBI de-lvmen repeated the false tip lo you imagine that?" termined the tip was false. Latti-! FBI agents called in to investigate. I Trouble with Rita Hayworln more had denied all along he had no intention of leaving. Work To Start On New Ship WASHINGTON I The Navy announced Saturday that the keel of the 59.900-ton supercarrier For- i .tii i tn;.i is r- feme Secretary Robert Lovett will preside. . The .keel layinp win be at ut ' Newport incws nipouuaing anu drvdock Company in Virginia The Navy announcement said thai thm Fnrrelnl with all OVer- i the iongest warshlD In the world." It ts designed to handle the heavier, faster Jet aircraft of the future and, said the announcement, "thus' en- !noie the Navy to fully exploit the j offensive capabilities of naval air power." ; The Forrestal. with Its protect- lve fighter aircraft, anti-aircraft batteries, high maneuverability and resistance to damage bv aCK lUKCJlCr Willi UIC JJ. u. iriven bv cruisers and destroyers I which form the defensive screen "win present one oi many yeara, prevented him from completion oi two river prujcti highlv defended and elusive tar- i taking his usual traditional place which It sav "dispels forever the gets an enemy could attack," the at the head of the June Commence- menace of flood ... to over 1.800, Navv said. mem processional. 000 acres." The Navy estimated that the He became dean of men at the The projects are on the Shu and launching should take place in University In 1930 and had served ' Yl rivers. March. unoer nine presidents. Previously The flight deck of the carrier will ne was s Oregon Agricultural Col be 252 feet wide and will be en- now Oregon State College tirelv unobstructed. The navlgat- and at the University of Idaho ing bridge will be retractible. low- , Born 0n st patncits Day i70, ered out of the wav when planes at The Dalles. Ore., he graduated are landing and taking off. Watch, Said Stolen William A. Walder, 707 Washing ton, reported to' City Police last night his apartment had been burglarized and a Longlne watch, yellow gold stretch band and an onyx ring with diamond set taken. The theft apparently occurred Friday afternoon or early evening. Walder estimated the value of the stolen articles at over S270. mm. hiiwih iwi, w mam. reported Friday night that a new Afghan wool yarn rug had been taken from her residence, probably Wednesday night. Elks to Get Bloodmobile Klamath's Elks Lodge Is to be ; the scene of the next Red Cross bloodmobile appearance in Klam ath Falls, slated for July 15, and this blood gathering is for Elks and their families In particular. Collections are to be made from 1 to 6 p.m., and Red Cross officials Indicated that though it was pri marily for Elks donors, others would not be turned away. The whole second floor of the local lodge Is to be turned over to the bloodmobile. KLAMATH FALLS. OHBSM 5"" AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at their beitl Ph. 4f6 Far Orders Ta Takt Out Ben B. Lte, Mar, V . - SB8alaJWsSil (R-Wlsl in his accusations of Com - munist Influence In the State De - , panment. also has denied any Com- tnun.st connections. After the grand jtirv handed down the indiclimnts, Lattiniore said in ; Baltimore he had never heard ot i.n i.... ti. lion would "fmd out what it's all ! lin. said his client made a chance remark at a party where he had' too much to drink. A CIA agent was Present and overheard wnat was Jarvinen, who became a U.S. cititen in 1943. fought against the Russians in their 1939 Invasion o( Finland and served two years in the U.S. Army's 10th Mountain uiviMon oeiore ne was niscnargea lor meaicai reasons. i Linda Darnell, back to worn None of the principals In the ' only eight months after her sen case, nor the 23-mcmber Jury, gave ous yellow Jaundice attack Is any inkling as to Jarvinen's motive ! umarlng her medics. A year and in falsely reporting that Lattimore ! n,i usually is required for corn intended to make a trip back of : piete recovery, the Iron Curtain. j jarvinen was acensea ot telling CIA a8.en" ."""'iGeisler and Jake Eiirllch - Jerry were purciiasea mrougn nis "nQ, P?.css.?.r ?? " '"; "e Iurl wl June College Dean Dies At 72 SEATTLE IAI University of Washington Dean Emeritus Her- ocn i. t,ondon. adviser to the Board of Regents and an olficial ; . with 49 years of service lo the University of Washington died at-'shortly after midnight Friday He VV aS O- He had suffered from inn- in ness which, for the first time in Irom the University of Oregon and iook a law degree at the University of Michigan. He practiced law at Eugene, Ore., for two yeara and was editor of the Eugene Dally Register two years before becom ing registrar and comptroller at Oregon Agricultural College. He went to the University of Idaho for a short time before coming to Washington. Markets Good For Poultry CORVALLI8 W Poultrymen were loia nere rriday that fairly R00d markets are in prospect for ;tne next sx months, or so, but the Oregon broiler market has not been good. tarl oilmore of Springfield, speaking at the Oregon Poultry Improvement Association's annual meeting, said that in the past half year a number of Western Oregon producers were forced out of the broilers business because it was pretty much on a buyer's market. However, J. E. Parker of Oregon atatm nnfat niintH r.nf that h broiler Industry had made tremen- dous growth and might reach a value of a billion dollars this year. He said it had outstripped all other segments of the poultry Industry In rate of growth. John Kirk. Bt. Paul, was elected president, and Noel Bennion of OSC was re-named secretary-treasurer. New board members: Jake Hoehn of Grants Pass, Marlow Jenks of Tangent and Lloyd Lee of Salem. BOBCO PAYING INC. Phone 8789 or Joyhawk Petroleum at 6788 DRIVEWAYS PAVED or RESURFACED With Asphalt Black Top F.H.A. TERMS FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY New Movie Without Talk Proves Hard Acting Job HOLLYWOOD iNEAi Kxcltl slvcly Your;.: Warring In a (ull-lriiKlh movie without n ytnet n slniilp word may be iluhl down Harpo Marx's ailey, but Ray SIM land'a coiifraslnii he's never worked ko hard In all of Ills 3D years In Hollywood. An the hero without dialog In Producer Harry Pupklna "The Thief," a chime movie In which no one says a rd. Ray told me: "I've dWpoveved that dlaloc covers a multitude of sins. You can read lines and be thinking about something else. But wllhoul dialog. If your mind Isn't on what you're doing, It shows up on the screen. Believe me. I've dug up reactions I never knew I had." Start of the silent films even had It easy compared to his role. Rny sighed. " They talked and then their words were Unshed on the screen. I can't even open my mouth." Sterling llaydrn's pals are all Miulcs. The big. rugged alar ts once agnin living utuier the same root with his w Ife. Betty, and this , time it looks as though the recon ' dilation will stick. The stork , played Cupid In their case.' I Ted Donaldson, a child star only a low popcorn bafts back, leaves for Europe In July to vWI 10 , counters in a collr-Bc- credit tour He's 18. Krriiau Wynn ollrrcd to do anything even haul his es-wtte. Evie Mrs. Vain Johnson, into court to cut down on the money payments hr' been ihelllne out 'o her but Betsy Wynn did. the cold, coid heart act lo his reconciliation plea. 1 ,,,,.. pri,,.s will net a oulca 1 lr. M.rnll bv ' In Cxlco HrV re.som . " 1 . Thev lived toaether hV'.'r.! together ' I Lillian Roth s bill chalice to P'ove that she a In the Ethel ; a Broadway - bound musirai. uunioo id, " Orleans background. during turning 01 An nair iu Trinidad"? . "I should say not. We got along great." says Glenn. The picture: : "it s a lot like 'Oilda.' " w , . lc,al -,., Jmy ..nl.H w.ll.r Wanner and Jack was Jennings Lang's lawyei -are barely nodding these day. They've been staunch friends until now. ! Studios can now atari bidding I for the movie rights to the biography of the late Mark Hel linger. Jim Bishop has lust turned ; over a thick manuscript. 215.000 ! words long, to Appleton-Century-i rrntt nnhlihers. who will have the biography on the bookstalls this fall. Mickey Rooney'a still denying CHINESE RIVER PROJECTS HONG KONG i The Comniu- nlst Shanqhal News has announced UR9365 12-20:40 Smart sewing lor happy datlngl Tills ores with itn soft yoke, Its fitted doll-walsterl bodice and soft ly pleated skirt la flattery Indeed! Ma',-e, It In a crisp rustl'y taffeta, a soft awlngy shantung, or a tex tured cotton to put you In that "looklng-your-prettlesl" moodl Pattern R9386: Misses' sizes 12, 14, 16, IS, 20; 40. Size 16 takea 4i yards 30-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern given perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago A III. Print plainly your name, ad dress, zone, size and style number FASHION FLATTERY! T talk ahoul June Konn becoming his next bride. "We've been friends Unie r WP were H," he told inc. "It's Just a friendship believe me." I miltacd him about (he lull TV I show. A grown-up Andy llnrdy i olo for Mickey In the on-lllm, story-line half lour? "How can I piny n grown-up Sod Cameron Warm Morris SUNDAY M-G-M - presents the (. - rlolouo comedy of a Broadway J promoler and a lady alhleial I Come Kail Open at 7 H FREE PLAYGROUND FRLK PONY RIDES I pawn mmg&i mm mm ROBERT RTM'cLui TREVOR "j MCK BUnn ROBERT PRESTON J .... mill niiiia mo mi nun . iiiiiiu iiiMii Trj Q )lH) Take Our Word For It - (mrTHE BIG "WORDS" IN Im JA) ENTERTAINMENT pZZ'i PAT AND MIKE j ?''. . eotMsirtiiifOftASclrtvi.nirrJJQ JjY tl!w Only m-c-m, producer of "quo vadis," M'smol'sll.. Jmikfl Hi f ill W o..,ioi. lAXZfrtl iHufP'V 'W'''vv' RAWBt 8ABATINI8 Jer Dcamnwuclic- -c'',L"41 P MUM T) ELEANOR T JANET Tl HEpfWlLCOXON'NlNA FOCH-LEWIS STONE- Anilv Hardy," lie mkrd. "I luvcn't liriiwn mi Hun alnce 1 played Anilv. ' The autobiography of Man Mur raw the screen's oilglnal "Many , Wuiou," Is In the llnnl wi lting stages with plans lor a Him ver- 1 slim. There a a bun that l.nu Lul l. fho leceully tried In buy Warner mothers tiiilln, will nuance the Him, Mra. lle.isle Taken, achonl inarm mi I lie Fox lot, was explaining money values In the studio clans- ENDS RANDOLPH SCOTT TWITE Fort Worth mm 1 Operation Pacific ft A Jt..trt lire P" aw I Danger. X? sVt. , jTi'nirifF mssi O' iMi) M-U-M Matlml) trnnit (,, r.) SPENCER TRACY&KATIIARINEIIEPBURN PAT AND MIKE 7f i P ins) sssw. room In six-year old (Icmglti Win sliwv pud assorted kitlillen who .-II RIMIUI-d Wild lii n net Dim Mull." fi ii I a Oliver Vul. work Willi Jnniiiie Din n net Wltlmaik III "lllg Finally she held Inr, dropped It on lirr dmlt n umt the rhiltlieii touitl liCHi' II.'. dunk, and axked: "Anybody know wlmt II l-,?" "Tall.tl" riieameil I he WliiMovy mop pr t . JfAv JAMES MASON' l 1 law Ff IGEI7S m I Atlead Tke Mallnaea I I. Conllnuoaa Bliowa I II Every Dar of The Vaart I ijraaiBa.g'8 ALDO RAY could do m 70 mighty nof T4K mifiklUr in M'Q-M'a Spictacular Color by Technicolor MASTERPIECE! MEL RER Richard Anderson Tfj!Jii