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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OR KG ON inKBenKnBa! ! cggggmB i mi TUESDAY. JULY 1. Senate Aauroves 46 Billion PAGE TWO KFLW 1450 Kc PDT Tuesday Evening, July 1 ' 1:00 apart HtfMifhti IB Horn Town Nwi $,U World Newt Summary ;30 Twilifht 6rnd :4S Htadlln Edition ABC B:U Attraction! on ABC ' M Dmurilv u-at Mall 7:30 Th Mayor of Ttm Squara ABC 00 Pacific Coait Bat-cball 10:00 10 P.M. Headhncs 10:1 ft Pacific Coatt BaaebaU , 11:00 Nwi Summary 11:01 Sift. Oil KFLW 1459 Kc rDT Wednesday, July 2 :00 Slrn on Nw Summary :0S Corn in tha Worn :45 B at B TV 7:00 Newt. Breakfast Edition 7:15 Charlit't Roundup 1:?Q Bob Garred & New ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:53 John Conic ABC ' 00 Brttkfait Club ABC :O0 Hank Henry Show 8:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chct Huntley, Newa ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story AB" 10:55 Whispering Street ABC 11:15 "When a Girl Marries'' ABC 11:;10 Stop A Shop 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:55 Market Report 13:00 Newt, Noon Edition 11:15 Paylett Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky-U Ranch ABC 1:00 "Bill Ring Show" ABC BURT LANCASTER PE "of SAND" V fa "M Spencer TDAPV i Katharine HEPBURN Ihe DlJ word n entertainment is SCARAMOUCHE1 produced hy M-O-M, the company tlut made 'QUO VADIS'I Stewart . Eleanet GRANGER-PARKER , Janet Kri LEIGH 'FERRER- tiiirr iilnm tin m im W'ttmMMiai Tm Sir... Mii An Kg "Mw d. w, ""i S S'W4fSlTMIMI U I TOM. Yr 'Tarr- MW """"'"' f The Big : "WORDS" IN I ENTERTAINMENT I I I SEEING IS- ; I BELIEVING) " I rtf?! at kWiaiAM chingX ad GUSStt MOW! X ing I a.. . ! II L V t mill . P-i- J , 11 Tonight SiliA woir msne f r M LONG I A SLACK HYtONi . 63 f FARLEY GRANGER SHELLEY WINTERS " 1:15 Better Mvlni 1:30 Basin Brlefi 1:43 Paul Harvey ABC 2 00 Ronnie Kemper ABC 213 Top of the World ARC 2 30 Mary Margaret McBnde ABC 3:00 Ted M alone ABC 3:15 Tennea&ee Ernie ABC .1:30 Cal Tinnev ABC 4:00 Requebtfulty Yourt 800 fun factory ABC 5:20 World Flight Reporter ARC 5:25 Roal Triton Bbl. Roundup ABC 3:30 Chet Huntley ABC 5 45 l-cott to the Sktet 00 Sport Highlignu :13 H.-imt Town Nei 23 World Newt Summary 30 Twtltght Serenade 43 Headline Edition ABC 0:35 Attraction! on ARC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Postmark U.S.A. ABC 8 00 Valentino ABC It 00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10 00 10 P.M. Headline 10:15 Pacific Coait BaaebaU 11:00 Newt Summary U:U Sign Off KFJl 1150 Kc PDT Tuesday Evening;, July 1 :00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :15 Klamath Theater Qui 6:30 Around Town Newa :40 Sonethtng to Think About 6:45 Sam Haei Newt MBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Jimmy Carroll Show MBS 7:30 Peter Salem MBS 8:00 Count Montt Cm to MBS 8:30 Serenade in Blue 8:43 Heidelberg Harmonalret :00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS :13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only i: Sports Final 0:33 3-Minute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Msier MBS 10:15 Ponderwa Room 10:30 Official Detective MBS 11:00 Night Owls Newa lima Night Owl Club 12:00 Sign Ofl KFJI 115t Kc PDT Wednesday, July 2 00 Sunriae Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Best Buy 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Nei 1:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS e:30 Bible Institute MBS 9:00 Paula Stone Show UBS 9:15 Platter Party 9:30 Date in Hollywood 9:43 Favorite of Yesterday 10 00 Newspaper of the Air MBJ) 10:15 Tello Tet MBS 10:30 LaPointes 10:43 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 Newt MBS 11:30 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Name Bandi 12:15 Noonday Newt 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:43 Markcta-Klamatb. Note 12:35 Currlns 1.00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Two at 130 1:00 Newt MBS 2:05 16 Top Tunes 2:15 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel Scoreboard 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 1 4:30 Curt Master Tima MBS 4:43 5am Hayes News MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 3:30 Twilight Time 5:40 16 Top Tunes 3:30 News MBS CO Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town Newt 6:40 Something To Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes Newt MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7.00 Family Theater MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What's the Name of Song MBS 8:30 Mysterious Traveler MBS. 9.00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9:35 5-Minute Final 1 0X0 i Love a Mattery MBS 10:13 Here's to Vets 10:30 Out of Thunder MBS 11:00 Night Owls Newt ji:03 rriiht owis ciub - ; 13:00 Sign Off , T Truce Talks Drag Ahead MUNSAN. Korea W The Com. munists Tuesday accused the U. N. Command of "seeking pretexts for creatine new Incidents" tmra negotiators returned to Panmun. ' jom alter a three-day Allied imposed recess. North Korean Gen. Nam II lam basted the U. N. for insisting that the Reds pinpoint the location of four prison camps In North Korea. His charge was included in a letter banded to Allied liaison of ficers a few minutes before nego tiators began another futile attempt to break the Ions armistice dead lock. Mai. Gen. William K. Harrison. Jr.. told the Reds "if the prisoner of war issue is settled, an armis tice will result without delay." tie pointea out that the Allied draft on prisoner exchange reads mat an prisoners of war held In the custody of each aide" will he j released, and an exchange made according to "lists which have been . . .checked" by each aide. Presumably captured Reds who refused to go home would not be Included on the list turned over to the Communists for checking. Nam promptly rejected Harris on's suggestion and insisted that all North Korean and Chinese prison ers of war be returned. He reiter ated that the onlv way to reach an armistice is for the Allies to accept the communist proposal of May which calls for the repatriation of all military prisoners. The negotiators agreed to meet again Wednesday at 11 a. m. Hitchhiker Gets Taken NEWARK, N.J. Wl Claude Hammond of New York City was trying to hitch a ride Monday near Newark airport. Finally, a sedan carrying three men stopped. One of the men asked Hammond to show some identification, and then he would get a lift. , Out came Hammond's wallet, which he promptly handed over to the trio. They took out $7, returned the wallet, and then sped away, Hammond reported to police. Beauty Contest Cancelled ALBUQUERQUE I The Mlsj Duke City beauty contest, sched uled In Albuquerque next Sunday, has been cancelled. The cancellation came a day after Catholics in the city were forbidden by the Most Rev. Edwin V. Byrne, archbishop of Santa Fe, to participate. Contest officials said the arch bishop's ban had nothing to do wnn caning tne contest on, nut they gave no other reason. The archbishop, In a pastoral letter, said such contests are an appeal to the baser Instincts of mankind and an Incentive to un clcanncss In thought and action 11 RED GLIDER GROUP PARADES A glider group who Kv bten traintd i nucltui of pilot corps of future East Gorman Army march in parade at convention of Free German Youth In Leipzig in Soviet-controlled lone of Germany. The week-long convention wai called by Red leaden to reiterate pledges to defend Soviet Union and Communist East Germany. This pic ture was released for publication by West German Ministry for All-German Affairs at Bonn. Judge Crater May Soon Be On Films HOLLYWOOD NEA1 ExclU' sively Yours: Movie rights to America's most intriguing mystery (be strange disappearance 'J3 years ago of a New York Supreme Court Justice, Joseph Force Crater have Just been placed on the bidding block. Crater vanished in 1930 after leaving his summer cabin 1 n Maine for a business week-end in X- VA-W Ui -i ia Ur .Qtlla "' ""-imaging ner tirst tngiisn speaking Crater, granted the story rights j fUm "Uemory 0f Love." in Stock through her attorney to Irene noim Wright, seer eta i y to .a Hollywood , producer. British newsmen are boiling be- cause Clark Gable wont hold still for Interviews . . . The Artie Shaw-Constance D o w 1 1 n g ro mance, punctuates oy fierce Die. ering. baa cooled down to plain friendship. , Hollywood's new econamy' kick Is hair-raising. The U-I call sheet for "The Great Companions" car- rled this notation: "Three Men was practiced on "Cattle Kate" "r w.m..w.. - 1 ... v. .. during the murky days this month erllI years ,g0. But instead of her on an outdoor . tel. Director Lee cIub5i ,he caduy carried an um Sholem had shadows painted on brena so she wouldn't sunburn the ground to create Uie Illusion ' lnd y,. gallery loved It. of sunlight so no shooting days would be lost. j ..Sword of Dam,SCUSl a screen- t t . . . , play tailored for Tony CurUs and The boys who worry about such i , ' nurre, is ready for the thlnes are trying to figure out how ....... .i h.t n..i Pinar-. nu Alan Ladd and Arlene Dahl are going to be able to co-star in 'Desert Legion." Arlene towers over Alan. It's the studio's knotti-1 est problem since Richard Base- hart naa to mace love to Marilyn Maxwell. She played her scenes in bare feet and still had to stoop. It's magazine photographer Mlt ton Greene, . a ringer for John GartieM. who's No. .-1 -In Nina, FAh' Ufa. 4nlarinor-(!irartor Vln- cente MinnellL Nina's pals think that her European vacation plans are a cover-up lor a honeymoon with Greene later this summer. Steve Dunne, who made 30 flick ers before playing In James' Ma son s "Lady possessed," isn't tak ing the rap for the "Introducing Stephen Dunne" billing he - re-1 celved In the picture, tie s so em barrassed about it that he's blam inr June Havoc, who sauawked. he says, about sharing normal star billing .with him The Gene Barrys he Is Para mount's new fair-haried boy are j expecting a Christmas baby . . . i It will be a family affair on the Dorothy Shay TV show ov&r CBS. Dotty's niece and two nephews i have been set to play kinfolk . . I Ursula Thiess says her dating with Bob Taylor Isn't serious. "He's a nice guy," Is her only ! comment . . . Ken Tobey. who saved the world from "The Thing," I, SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ... AT RICKYS! "IN THE NIW IKISTIUI lltUlll I IHJK1( UMCIITI I 700 Moin 71 Mystery will attempt to destroy It as the foreign atomic spy in Sheldou Reynolds' "European Incident." Joe DIMaggio's ex-wlfe. Doro - ih irnnM in roadv lor back In a west coast summer try- out of a new musical. "Penny on a Drum. , . . swedens top film oueen. Anita BJork, is headed lor I UnlW'nAil in Iha fall Rha'i tlnm I ' " " ' . . . . . . Maureen umn ana nuoov mu -srtr. will m mm indmmterit r.ro. :":r' kiV ..T T,iC ..,..' f India." another swashbuckler. i-..... !,,. ,ni i "it nihn neonu nend monev Increase, however, will not mMlMVSlU"' 10 "''S10". charitable and M.,,?.a . 0ri?,1. Iraternal groups, which will con- ;ness. t check wltn exhibitors tolUm" t0, nj0V l one celU M'r see what thev want. They want ' action not talk." I Katharine Hepburn's golf e- quences in "Pat and Mike'- are re- , nunding pals that she was runner - 'up in uie iinais vi uie imucvuufc I wm.n- rinen rhamnlonshln sev say e-, boiling at Tony's remarks ; about her- and will ask the front offlce l0 (lnj Tony another co-star, There's divorce talk about Brit- ,6n . sr. S.-V M.rv idor In Walt Disney's remake ol "W hen Knighthood was in Flower" and he's traveling around the world solo. Even without Greta Garbo' okay. Ida Luplno and Collier Young are going ahead with their idea of filming "The House of the Seven Garbos" about the Holly wood boarding house where aspir ing starletsdwell. BOBCO PAYING INC. Phone 8789 or Joyhawk Petroleum or 4788 DRIVEWAYS PAVED or RESURFACED With Asphalt Black Top F.H.A. TERMS FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY Phone 3151 Third Class Mail Cost Up WASHINOTON UP Users of the Ibulk third class mailing privilege: A major difference between the 1 got a 30-mllllon-dollar-a-year hike Senate and House versions of Ihe ' In Ihelr rjoslnl charges Tuesday. .armed services budget Is In Ihe The long standing minimum charge of one cent per piece went up to one Biid a ha t cm s per i..,y'.V "- V.., Dlece-anothrr of the alaggefed "I'11' iiS'?lao'i"'? a nn.i. mi-nae .mhor,,-rf h.-1 pared with t33 .570,380.110 the Pres- Congress last year to help wipe out the recurring postal deficit. Third class mall covers circulars catalogues, similar printed mailer .mmn niani( inrf ...r,.v.....Hi. I";-"l.. . . '.:"' i3""""- .lnr .. """""" i Those using bulk mailing of third , class matter nay an annual 110 fee .tor the Pfv''"- ! mm iviuuui U ruilj Claims Woman NIAGARA FALLS. N X Y. I.P Scores of tourist watched help lessly Monday night as a woman plunged Into Uie Niagara River and was swept to her death over the American Falls. The woman. Mrs. Josephine Sta chowlak, of nearby Cheektowaga, was Identified through several notes found In a purse left with a coat at the scene of the Jump near the cataract's brink. Contents of the notes were not disclosed. Relatives of the dead woman told police that Mrs. Stachowlak had been despondent over the death ol her husband last (all. Just the good Improved! l 2k For Armed Forces Rr jkrry t. lut'i.ai WASHINGTON 1 The 8rnnte Momtny mulil approved a S41M0J. 000,000 budttrt to run the armed foivcs for the flscul yrur minting Tuesday, nearly live billion dol lars Ic.vi than President Tiuuuin a.iked. The measure, the lmnrsl money bill brlure Congress this year, carries a provision Srn O'Miihom-y iU-Vyo said assured the Air fwe II could (iniince n buildup to l3 wings bv mirl-lOda. The preNenl Air f'oiff Is a little uvrr DO uliiiis. The final toial lor the nilllluiy services will have to be worked out in conference Willi the House which voted S4il.'i01.000.000. The Spending applies to new appro luliuinlsirallon had requested priiilions plus money from past 390.000.000. appropriations for such things as In approving the armed lorces pliines and ships which take longer budget on a tkl-to-0 roll call vole, than a year to build, the Semilr completed Its version Truman and Henlagon official of all money legislation except a i "aid a celling on spending would 10-bllllon dollar supplementary disrupt the plans lor a military fund now before the Appropriu-1 buildup lions Committee. A vote on this is 1 'llH Senate approved by voice expected Thursday. vole an amrndiueulturned down However, both the Senate and by the House to give mllllary House null have to reconsider eight j men In Korea Hi a month m appioprianons Dills in addition to I He mllllary budget which are in 1 conference committees. Congress has sent only one money measure to the President but legislators hope lo clear all II bills before Saturday, a target lll order In annul Him liallnniil ' political conventions this month. I ' laying out Air Force i ' r . . . ., . . .... I 'd'1" 5J'ed- T'fcHl0U.aell.V0,ed "a funds all In cash but the Semite istiDiilated that 113.ixi.3ill.100 would be In cash and eialit million in contract authority. an.,. .. . . ''"". l,tu ' 1 w be maae wnn uie assurance that Congress will vole to pay the bills later. The Senate approved the con tract authority proposed by O'Ma- TRY OUR FAMOUS Tyiouniain BURGERS Va lb. frejh Hamburqer, tomato, lettuce, pickle, chips oil for 35c OPIN DAILY I SUNDAY 12 Nmii 10 P.M. (Closed Tutidsyi) BRIMMING CUP CAFE 1J ml. Wait ml K.r. ea Ath. lend Hwy. ' ml. pelt Kane. BHKBtM '1 1 flavor can be old-fashioned flavor of Grandma's baki in a new modern package that's better-baked Holsuml Holsum packs more flavor into each slice than was ever before thought possible. Take just one bite. ..then try to stop I Before you bread try improved bread that gives the most for your money, bestforyourfamily. It's too ( .VjpCl to pass up I FLUHRER'S . . hoiiev bv a IB Io O vole but It was not eNplainod how this, rnllirr titan rn;.h, would hrlp speed the Air Force buildup. The Semite volnl lia.ltia.oilo.imo for the nrmy uml lJ.UUU.S'H.Ha lor the Navy. The House bud voted lil),'J4. 41)0. 000 and Sia.8l6.KiJ. Hi. Truinnii Hud rri)uvsti'd i-t.3UO.0U3.oiM) lor the Army nml sia.0M,4U,0O0 lor the Navy. The Semite bill (lues not Include a Housp provision opposed by I he administration to pluce a 4Hbll llon lid on spending (or Hie llscnl yrar, six billion below the pluimed i llguie IT'S EASY TO BUY FRIGIDAIRE mm METER Hal PLAN I f I Ql :ltl AS LITTLE AS l . a I -. i 1 in - rii-r.tr' Vi .1 iai That's Right! Just Your "PIN MONEY" Come in today Find out juit how limple and eoiy it li. VERN OWENS' Cascade Home Furnishings 124 N. 4th Phone 8365 ! buy another Holsum th wvivikvxm yu vtiite r 3ood A I mm This Year .cmuM P") II would go to those who hnvo been under actual n- tmv fire. The Srniile, bv n standing vole, rejected a proposal by Hen, Doug las IM-Ilh to reduce special haund pay lor tilers and submariners lo (Ml a month lor enlisted men anil SI0O a month for olllcers. The psv Is based oil a sliding scale, wnh some olllcois gelling a f much as S1I10 extra. Jf' m. a math ui. aaaaa AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at thtlr btill Ph. a4a Far Oideis Te Taha Oat Bon B. Lee, Mar. A. . . 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