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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, -'1'NK 30, 12 ( MMWllll I I I II .1 il.ll.l... l III... . I in KFMV 1450 Kc. PDT Monday Evening June 30 :fl ftportl HlfhlifhU :1S Horn Town Newt 23 World Newt Summary :.W Twllliht Scrrnad ;4S Headline Edition ABC Attraction! on ABC - t 00 Th Lon Rner ; VM Henry J. Taylor ABC - 7:45 Stewart Cratg ABC 11:00 Chicago S-fnatur ARC 8:10 Ttmt for Defente ABC B OO Paul Whltcman Club ABC 10:00 10 P. M. Headline 10:30 Innomnla Club '11:00 News Summary 11:0S Sign Oft t KFLW 1450 Kc. PDT Tuesday July 1 ' 1:00 Sign On Newt Summary '- 6:09 Corn In the Morn , ' T:00 Newt, Bkfsl. Edition T:15 Charlte'a Roundup "' 7:10 Bob Oarred. Newt ABC T:0 Top of the Morning 7:5ft John Conle ABC K:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show S:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:19 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10 35 WhUpannf Streeu ABC 11:15 When a Girl Marries ABC 11:30 Stop V Shop 11:45 Mutlcal Roundup 11:95 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:15 Paylets Sidewalk Shot. 12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC 1:00 BUI Ring Show ABC 1:19 Eetter Living 1:30 Basin Brtefs . 1:45 Paul Harvey ABC 2:00 Ronnie Kemper APC 2:19 Top of the World ABC , 2:30 Mary Marg McBrldft ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC , 8:1 jt Tennestce Ernie ABC 3:iW Cal Tinney AEC 4:00 Requeufully Yours 5:00 Fun Factory ABC , 5:20 Wortd FI'gM Reporter ABC 5:25 Royal Triton Bbi. Roundup AB'. '9:30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:43 B a B TV 6:00 S porta HlfhlifhU FARLEY GRANGER SHELLEY WINTERS BeKaVE YWRSElf jig kwt cuii roand mestnat umtsi Soencer IKAUl 'J l.lL. ' . iiPRRiimi ' aH HtfoUKN , WILLIAM CHING i The BIG word in entertainment SCARAMOUCHE produce,! by M-O-M, the company Uut maJe'QUO VADIS't fftt i Stewart Eleanor ' PDnUPCDaDnDltTD i unnmiL.il rniiiu.ii ane Mel LEIGH FERRER. Hut) iletm Km ltd IrnSba-bkaiMna Coma Early open at T FREE PLAYGROUND, FEEE PONY BIDES t tsinu Bora rv " ' i i , 1 1 I ajw hi j I FARLEY GRANGER 1) SHELLEY WINTERS BEHAVE YOURSELF I) ..jfflLI-HW. WfffHf row r CATISOflttTf .h SffliA WOlf miSTlE SlACKNYlOHSf Cr The Big "WORDS" IN I ENTERTAINMEHT I I I SEEING IS I V 'belIevingi ALDORAY f r mm M wi MUtmrs i a .411 MIHlUllli APl technicolor e3w :M Home Town Nrwi 6 '2.1 World Nfui Summary 6. .10 Twtliiht Srnadt 6 43 lleadhnt Edition ABC 6 Attrrtlont on ABC 7:00 ProutUy We Hail 7 .10 Th Mayor of Timet Squara ABC 8.00 Erap with Mr ABC 00 Paciltc Crasl Bttcuall " ; 1000 10 p tn. Hradhnvs , ' 10 U Pacific Coau Batbfln , U 00 Newi Summary v 1105 Sitn 0(f KFJI 11 Kc. PDT Monday Evening June 30 . eooaabrtel Mraltrr MRS , . 6:1.1 Klamath Titeatrr tjuit - , -6:30 Around Tuwi-Newa " 6:40 Something to Think About - ; 6 Sam Hris Nrwa MBS . 6.55 Bill Henry MBS f ' 7 00 1 Wai a Communkit tor IBt 7:30 Bticht Star 6:00 Lt Oorse Do It MBS 6 ;) Wjrfront HoinerruiU MBS 9 00 Glenn Hardy- .ew Mt.S 5 13 l-uliort Lcwifc New AIBb 9:30 For Dancers Only " ' f: Sports ftnal 9:53 5-mmutc Final MBS 10:00 1 Loe A My:trry MBf 10:15 Look tn the Skic 10:30 Crowtll Nest 11:00 K.ghL OwU News 11:05 NigU OwU Club 12:00 S.gii Off KFJI 1130 Kc. ri)T Tuesday July 1 6 00 Sunrise Serenadt 6 Mrni Reporter 7:00 Hemtnsay New MBS 7:15 Break i ait Cane MES l.LQ Voca ' Ben buy 7:5 Sam Have Bklkt. News MBS 7:o3 First Ectlion lAK-al News 8:00 Cecil Browu 5iBi 8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:L'J l.aven of KeM MES 9.0 Paula Stone Show MBS 6:15 Garden Guide 9:."0 Platter Party 9:45 Familiar Favontei 10:00 Neukpaper ol f.it Air MBS 10:15 Tcllo Te t MRS 10:30 La Pointes 10:45 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBb 11:23 News MES 11:30 Queen fcr a Day MES 12:00 Name Bands t 12:15 Noonday New 12:30 Ycur Dance Tunes 12:43 Market and Livestock 12:50 Klamath Notes 12:55 Currms 1:00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 , 2:00 News MBS 2:05 News MBS 2:15 Coffee with Katie aiS Sutuafs c.mT'oi : !K ia? mbs 4:00 Behind The Story MBS 4:13 Hrmingwty New, MBS 4:30 Curt Maucv Time ftlBS 4 4S Sam Hires MBS 5:00 Rick.vs Request 5:30 Musical Quiz Time 5:50 Cecil Brown MBS S:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Somethinc to Think About 6:45 Sam Haes News MBS 6:55 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Jimmy Carroll Show MBS 7:30 Peter Salem. MBS 6:00 Count of Monte Crlsto MBS 6:30 Serenade in Blue 8:45 Heidelberff Harmonaire 0:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 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 MBS 10:15 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Official Detective MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11:05 Nljht Owls Club 12.00 Sujn Off Truce Talks To Resume MTJNSAN. Korea IB The tight ly deadlocked Korean armistice talks resume Tuesday after a three aay recess called by the Allies and protested by the Communists. I The Communists Monday admit-1 ted responsibility for an anti-air- craft shell which landed 20 feet from the Panmunjom conference :' tent a few hours before negotiators ! met Friday. It caused no damage. The Reds expressed regret lor the "inadvertent incident." In advance of Tuesday's session there was little hope ol any crack in the war prisoner deadlock, now nearly two months old. OPEN tVJOP-M. WUUam Holders William Bendix Macdonatld Carey fSt I Mom Frswauai "J 1 rrwi7.T. wiwjiim I HOI HEM it CUM tin Jr J&L'il. I I ""LetC ' t 5r???V i 1 gaUL CuJtsraT ssaBfcSBBBBazaasaS Ex-Child Star's Illusions Gone 4s She OKs Comedies HOLLYWOOD (NEA Ouys and Dolls: Fear of how Holly wood would use her as a mown up star, Mltr.l Green conlessed. kept her oil the screen until this year. with roles in Aoootl nn cos- lello Lost In Alaska" and "Blood hounds of Broadway" lo her credit now that she's over her Jitters about Hollywood, the on-tlnie i child star told me: I "I had lo break down some Illu sions about myself. I'd been a child star. And I'd been a star after that In night clubs and on the stage. I think I saw mysell as a Carole Lombard type. Now I now belter. I ll be very happy Just to gel good comedy roles.'' MHsl to the Did you make a fortune as a child star?" question: I made StOO a week at first Then $650. But Just when I was ready to hit the big money, $1250 a week, they let me go. I was too old! I was all of 11 years old." Kelih Andes, the ladles' new heart throb he plays Marilyn Monroe's boy friend in "Clash by Nipht" and Just about steals the lllm has shelved his singing ca reer to manhandle movie dolls. Swashbuckling It as the bare chested hero with Linda Darnell as his lady fair in "Blackboard the Pirate." Keith dismissed his war- l bling in a Broadway revival of "The Chocolate Soldier" and in "Kiss Me Kate" with: "RKO hired me as a singer but ' I'm very happy about being turned Rain Hurts Cherry Crop By The Associated Press Rain washed heavily on Oregon over the week end. The value of the state's cherry crop was cut by thousands of dollars Some hay ani clover was damaged. A roM , leak caused substantial damage to i the U. S. National Bank at Junction .City. The rainstorm was at its peak In Western Oregon late Saturday 1 but many points were well soaked Sunday, too. I Eastern Oregon got most of Its I heavy rain starting at mid-day ! Sunday. By that time the storm j had moved eastward off the coast I and clear skies were reported there, Most cherry growers held off making damage estimates. Field men for the processor groups were checking orchards Monday to de termine damage. Estimates ranged to a pessimistic high of 90 per cent in some Hood River orchards. Other orchards In the same vicinity reported estimated loss at under 30 per cent. 'i A somewhat similar situation was reported in the Salem area. ; renter nf the industrv. although ' there was less readiness to make percentage estimates. One grower there said he had taken a 19 per cent docking from splitting before the Sunday rain, but that this was his maximum and some trees in the same orchard had only 2 to 4 per cent loss. The Hood River Valley crop had been exDected to be third best in history with a cash value ranging (rom three quarters of a million to a million dollars. m Wasco county, t. m. neison. county agent, said at The Dalies that about 60 per cent of the crop had been picked before the week end rain. Of the 40 per cent left, , it was pretty mucn ail spin, tic estimated. Wreck Hurts Klamath Man ' E. V. Zell. 52, ol 2038 Melrose. was hospitalized early Saturday night from injuries received in an auto collision at ciaoraao ana Aiei-1 rose. He suffered a head cut and an injured leg. and was released Sun-1 day from Klamath Valley Hospital. I Driver of the second car was Verne Owens. 49, 2037 Fremont, i operating a 1949 Buick. Owens was nninn wocl An tTltnroHn and 7.a' I 1946 Dodge was going north on Mel rose when the two vehicles collided in the intersection. Zell's car was knocked to the parking strip across Melrose and he was thrown out, hitting his head agafnst the curb. The car rolled on oaCK across tne street axiu grazed a telephone pole. Zell was taken to the hospital , bv Kaler's ambulance. Neither I Owens nor his son and daughter in the car were hurt. COLLISION INJl'RES NEUSS. Germany Two Ger man passenger trains collided head-on near the Neuss railway station Monday. Approximately 30 Injured, persons were reported injure?. Traflic had been rqutea on a s.ngic- track because a derailed locomo live blocked the second track. MATRON HELD Mrs. Joy guj,' 'iaaaawLm 'f"W 1 Gorsltl (above), 27, was ar retted at Downey, Calif., by FBI on charges of patting bad checks, bigamy and . imper sonating a Wave officer dur ing visits to the officers' club at Dvis-Monthan Air Force Base at Tucson, Ariz. "I was just having a mavelous time." she said. "They're a gullible bunch of boys, but they're very nice." - into an nrtor. Afirr I'm cMnb llslierl as ail M'lor maybe I'll sum, but I doubt U." Keith spent rt your tnidfr con tract to David O. Sfluilck with out facing a camera. Stluilvk spottfi him tn "Winged VtclortV Thru RKO signed him and another year went by before he was cast in "Clah by Night." If Jenn Simmons wins her bai lie to leave RKO this month, sho won't stun on the dotted line with any oilier studio. Not for a year or more, anyhow. "I want lo free-lance," gorgeous Jean with the shortest hnlido this .vele of Jerry Lewis told me on RKO's 'Beautiful. But Dangerous" sc.. "I ve been under contract lo , sludl0s smcc i WRS h, i d uko (0 be tree for a little bit lust lo set lie down and gel my feet where 1 wnnl lo put them." Some of his other co-star may noi have liked Bob Mllchum, but Jean's jumping for Joy at Hie chance to work Willi him and even calls him 'a great actor." "Why, the mug is wonderful in comedy." she gushed, "lies a kind ol a Crosbv acloi relaxed and casual And that's the hardest kind of actor to be." I Richard Widmark's shuddering about it, but He's Tommy Udo iigu.n. Tonimv, the maniacal killer with Hie unhoiy laugh created by Wld nia. for "Kiss of Death" ill 1Mb' Is back, but with another name for one of the five O'Hcnry stories in I'ox's "Bitfdad on the Subway." i Except for the name I Tommy's the same black shirt, white tie. big- teeih and that laugh. I didn't want lo play Tommy again," Widmark confessed on the i set of his new comedy-drama "Big 1 Man." "because, li s taken me so long to escape him. Repeating a character is not very effective. But ,h, 5tUdio insisted on it and argued , lnat (t wg, .ny (0r a 20-nilnutc I scauence and not uv a full-length t f eture i - But this I assure you. is the ' rncj Tommy Udo. I'll never piay hm, again." ; ; jf5 getting tougher and tougher on poor Maureen O'Hara there iust ren't enough derrlng-do lads around to 'qualify as leading men , ln ner swashbuckling flickers. LeaDina. fighting, rolling Mau- 1 reen Who j at the action stuff 1 8gan m -Cattle Kate." makes 1 most mie 5rs look about as en- ergetic as domonstraiors of con tour cnairs. i And she's complaining: "Movies thrived on stars like Doug Fair banks, Ronald Colman and Ty Power, who could take oft their shirts, swing on ropes, leap from balcony to balcony and ride like biases. So many actors these days Duv in psychological dramas, Bu, they can't do anything else. ..We nad to hold off making .Agalnst All Flags' for two years Tit trrAi CK.nn vca available.' AaA ,j0 you ),now wny? Nobody els couid handle the role." i A movie kid who's craiy about submarines has named his Great i Dajl(, "Periscope." Goes around i (ne studio all day shouting to the pooch. "Down Periscope." r ., r.a new. for nelita ln Paris. ! jjer French "medicos say that her I hmken lee is now as good as new ' amj that she can skate again. . Miss Universe Is Finn Girl LONG BEACH. Calif. IA A perfect Scandinavian beauty Fin land's blonde Arm! Kuusela rules as Miss Universe Monday. One of her country's official nr-atra ol novt month's OlVlTlPtC games. 18-year-old Miss Kuusela fCVeled In her royal reception here- 8fter besting beauties trom a other lands. n,e (Br blue-eyed Finn was crowned with a diamond-studded coronet that once graced the heads 0 three czarinas of Russia. At her coro,iation ball Sunday night, she received a motion picutre contract. S3.000 snorts car and a 2,50O wrist watch. Selected as "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World." Miss Finland Is 5 feet 5 Inches tall and weighs 110 pounds. It Is symmetrically dis tributed on a figure measuring 34. 23 and 34 Inches around bust, waist and hips. Miss Hawaii, dark-eyed brunette. Elsa Edsman, was a close second. Miso Greece. Daisy Mavraai. io of Crete, was third, wnn miss Hong Kong. Judy Dan. 21. fourth, and Miss Germany, Renate Hov. 21. of Munich was fifth. All finalists, plus Miss United States. Jackie Loughery. 21. ol Brooklyn, also received three month minimum film contracts for j 1.W en; . ,,,,,,, ,,.,, wa. ellm- - mi.rln.i. together nlih the Misses Uruguay. South Africa. Sweden and Mexico. Other lands represented In the beauty pageant were. Alaska. Aus tralia, Belgium. Canada, Chile. Cuba. Denmark. France, , Great Britain. India. Israel, Italy, J'Pn- Norway. Panama, reru, rumr- plnes. Puerto Rico, Turkey, Venezuela. and Let Us Launder and Fluff Dry Your Bed Spreads and Shag Rugs Usinq Modern Scientific Methods At a Tiny Cojt To YOU! THE LAUNDERETTE South 6th and Owen i'tt '- ROUNDUP PRINCESSES model the togs. Aurelia Patterson (left) Hamilton mirrors the days of Two Arrested On Drunk Raps Two persons were arrested by newspapers announced a price in City Police over the weekend on crease Saturday in single copies, drunk driving charges. effective Julv 1. because of lu- They are. Mildred Scott. 4&-year- creased costs of newsprint and pro old waitress, of &30 Oak. and Jose duction. Maestas, 30, a reallroad laborer. I An increase from 7 rents In 10 Mrs. Scott was also charged with cents lor dally papers, and from driving during revoked period. Her : IS to 30 cents for Sunday editions operator's license us revoked af ter a March 31 drunk driving con viction. She was arrested Saturday night on Klamath near 7th. Maestas, arrested on 8. th Sat urday night after he stalled his car. lights out. in a traiuc lane was also charged with having no operator's license. A companion, Juan Martinei. 50, was booked for being drunk. Both were jailed for a court ap- pearance today. . Queen May Get Pay Increase LONDON i Parliament was urged Monday to give Queen Eliza beth II a yearly salary of 475,000 pounds or (1.338,000 a raise ol 112.000 compared with the wages of her late father. A select committee representing all major parties in Parliament also proposed the Queen's 31-year-old husband, the Duke of Edin burgh, be paid 40.000 pounds or (112.000 for life. He now receives an annual allowance of 10.000 pounds. The duke, who Is recovering from an attack of Jaundice, got another piece of good news, this one from the Royal Navy. It announced his promotion from lieutenant com mander to commander. Eden Struck Bv Jaundice LONDON W Jaundice has struck down another leading ng tre In British public life foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. The foreign office announced Sun day night he will not be able to carry out full duties of his office lor a number of weeks. I TUESDAY ONLY! DRESSES SANDALS CRAWLERS BATHING TRUNKS BOXER SHORTS And many other items from which to choose . . values to 4.98 to clear 3. 619 Main Phono 5497 new and the ii the modern miss, and Carol the t-overup tm SF Papers Hike Price SAN FRANCISCO I - Four Snn Francisco bav area melioDolitan was made bv the two morning papers here, the Chronicle and the Examiner. The Oakland Tribune, afternoon and Sunday, made the same change. The San Francisco Call-Bulletin, an afternoon paper, said that In San F'anctsco and adioming San i Mateo and Marin Counties. Ihe present 7-cent a copv price would be retained, but outside of those three counties, it will be a dime , a ropy. The afternoon San Francisco News said It doesn't plan to change. It sells for 7 cents. The papers are not changing their monthly subscription rates. ItlPtiEWA Y I.N OSLO OLSO. Norway i.H Gen. Ma'. Ihew B. Rldgway. NATO command- I er. arrived here Monday lor a i three-day Inspection of Norwegian defenses. with Crisp l..li MJI.I .AMI 'iiim-iw WESIX ELECTRIC HEATER CO, 3?0 First Strati, Boom 163 Son Pronctieo S, California ' . Plsott tend me loleil available Informolien en your new Weil fonis hoofing ly-fltm. Nomo I Addren. City. -Zona. 4thl(lamathArtYorksho!) Will Commence July 7th The f (ill i 111 Klamath Art Work shop, an annual lummer iuidln urcalive , expression alternating each year between varloui art media, will be held thla year from Julv 7 lo August 1, with painting, graphics, and crafts receiving the emphasis. Started In 1040 by a amall group nl eiilhiiHlaata Interested In the ar tistic development historically, suenlciilly and progressively of this mlle-hluh region close to the fringes of Inn nation's last primi tive areas, the workshop Immed iately gained national attention be cause of Diet leading artists who came liam the metropolitan cen ter to Instruct here during the season. In the trio of workshona already given thero has been heard luch voices of nrtlsllo authority an Kmmv ZwnvbliK'lt. Internationally Known designer for Macy'a, Lord and Taylor, Marshal-Field, and ll rector of the Prang Studio of the American Crayon Company: Jonn Edward reck, director of art at the Cornish School in Seattle and cre ator of advertising art for Ford Motor Companv. General Electric. Isonable as the aopellle," says Mrs Weslnmhouse, and twice winner of , Lorraine Johnson, association nres Guggenheim fellowships; Hardle I lrlent. Oramatky. famous America waler color arllM, author, magaslne llltia. iralt.r and meiyber of the National Academy of Design: and Verii Mvnnsim, recogmred California and the University nf Nice and whose water colors and oils have been eshililted bv the New York Afthl tcutura! League: and others. Instruction Ihl- year will be by MONSOONS HIT INDA NEW DELHI. India. I Heavy nioiii.con rains sent the tempera ture plummeting Monday In North ern India and West Pakistan, where thermometer readings had edged up as high as 133 degrees In New Delhi, the rains and s inllc-aii'hour winds dropped the temperature from above 100 to IS drgrees. --eaisg v : t Cars ' Pickups Trucks "HONEST WORKMANSHIP" "PRICES RIGHT" ft p i ainiO f!S5ilA x '? '-' j f jjjj'll11 pF'HS ff? Mountain Air in Your Home! New WESIX-IONIX Wiredheat offerj you and your family completely new kind of comfort and health throuah "Ion-Con trol." This new development, an exclusive, patented product of Wcsix Engineering research, actually "freshens" (tale city air by restoring the HEALTHFUL, RELAXING Ion-Balance nature intended. Pollens, irritating dusts, and airborne bacteria are destroyed by famous Wcsix "electric chimneys." 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Artists lake it for Improvement in iirofeaaional skills, others lako II for a vocational or avocallonal pleasure, and teachers and students tnke It for fiillyap proved college credit through ar rangement wllh Ihe Oeneral Ex tension Division of the Unto sys tem of higher education. Through a conprallvo arrange ment wllh Ihe Oregon Trchnlriil Institute the workshop Is given lull use of Ihe 800-acre campus "wllh llvlna accomodations for Individ uals or families, and board as rea- i .,.,. ,Mlrr. ,mvp .rrivetl. Mi , , u nr nllvlvf ,i l,ml,pm(.n, ;nd r0lhinir needed for , "011 "Ihe WIIAV- b , hollv B,tistic-weal." I niauaTN all. oaaaaat) AMERICAN CHINESE foods ( their bast I h. m Far Orders To Take Out Ben B. tet, Mqr. ...is our business! Your Sotitfoction Our Success! 9" Klomath'i Lcadinq Independent Service Garage Anderson Auto Service 632 Wolnut By the Port Offica