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Newspaper Page Text, PAGE TWO HKHALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY J. UWi in art i-ai i - SENSATION! fljl GREAT TfCHNICOlO w ' II Mill Mltf i II. 1-1 i n hi i mini u ii ii. ii i TECHNICOLOR SKuiPt Ctt'xoo GfiANGFR PA RKE R lll Mil 1EIGH-FRREB Kcoif Vitraiia ftm, fecfc lens S'lie IicM Uitm . ' - KFLW 1451 K rDT Wednesday Evening, July I :00 Spom HtiMlcMi IS Homt Town Newt :23 World Newt Summary 130 Twill hi Serenade :4 Headline .Edition ABC f H It Happena Every Day ADC T:O0 The Lone Ranger ABC t:M Poatmark U.S.A. ABC B;00 Valentino ABC tt:.M Milton Cn-M Opera Album ABC 00 Pacific Co it Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. HMdlinci 10:13 Pacific Coast Bait ball 11:00 Kewa Summary U.W fcmn Off. KFLW 1450 Kc. PDT Thursday, July 3 6:00 Sign on Newn Summary 6. OA Corn In the Morn T:O0 Newt Bkft. Edition 7:15 Charltc'a Roundup 7:30 Bob Garrrd Newa ABC T:40 Top ef the Morning 7:35 John Conti ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC tVOO Hank Henry Show I S) Breek the Bat.:- ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley Nea ABC 10:13 Lona Journey ABO 10:30 Wv True Story aBC 10:33 Whifperinf Streets ABC 11:13 When A Girl Marries ABC 11:30 Stop fa Shop 11:43 Musical Roundup 11:33 Market Report 13:00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:18 Better Uvtng 1:30 Basin Brief 1:43 Paul Harvey ABC 2:30 Ronnie Kemper ABC 3:15 Top of the World ABC 3:30 Mary Margaivt McBr.de ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3;13 Accent on Melody 3:30 Cal Tlnney AHL 3:43 Manhattan Ma tiara jan auw 4:00 Request fully Your 30 Fun Factory ABC 3:20 World Flight Reporter ABC 3:23 Rojal Triton Bsbl. Roundup ABC 3:30 Chet Huntley ABC 3:45 B B TV 6:00 Sports Highlit Ml S:13 Home Town, Newt 6:25 World New Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6:53 Attractions on ABC 7:00 Mr. President A EC 7:30 Defense Attorney ABC 8:00 Original Amateur Hour ABC 9:00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines Tto Big 'POBDS" la CalerUuateatl SEEING IS BFLirWNG amusicaSv i JUL, LAtYtiMtt T,6r . fx? KDPtSAW Rhonda FLEMING seCT Jl 0CB Ml UIIU I IKllltaluliM.lin tWsoi.J Draft Call Set At 30,000 WASHINGTON W Th Army Wednesday called for 30,000 draft ees m beptember. It faid it would need 54.000 more men a month for the final three months of the year. The Army's September call is about the same as it was for the preceding two months. It called for 29.000 men in Aueust and 31.000 in July. The projected draft of 34,000 men in October, November ana Decem ber would be higher than any since March 1951. In that month nearly a year and a half aRO 80,000 men were draft ed, all for the army. The announced quota for Septem ber brines to 1.013.430 the total number of men drafted since Selective Service resumed opera tion in Septemoer 1950. ' Of this total, the Army has draft ed or called for 932.000. The Marine Corps received M30 draftees during the 10 months end ing last May In which it supple mented volunteer enlistments with selective service inductions. The Marine Corps announced !, several months aeo that it did not olan to resume the use of the draft. The Navy and Air Force have depended solely on volunteers. The defense Department said the projected increase in inductions during the last three montns oi mis year, is necessary to replace men drafted in the latter pan oi iou and the early months of 1951. Men who enterejl the service at that time will be eligible for sepa ration by the end of the current year. 1H:1S Pacific Coatt BMbll : i:u ritwa Summary 11:03 Slin Oil KFJ1 il50 Ke. ri)T Wednesday Krrninr. July I too Cabrttl HMIItr MBS t:IS Klamath Theater tjma 6:30 Around TownNwa 6:40 AoiiKth'.nf to think About I H Sam llavri Nra UBS i :M Bill llinry MBS ' Too 1'amil.v Tlwalcr MBS t M Clico Kid MBS S 00 What'a Name Sonf MBS a.:0 MMtfi'lout Traveler MRS P 00 Ultnn Hardy Ncwa MBS 9:13 Fullon Lewla Jr. MBS 9 ;M For Dancer Only 9:13 Sporti Final I JJ 3 -Mm Final MBS 10:00 1 Love M ktei V MBS 10:13 llrre'a to Vets ABC 10:30 Out oi Thunder MBS 11:00 Nteht Owli Newa 11:03 Nn.it Owla Club 13:00 Sum Off KrJI 1150 Kc rDT Thursday, July 3 C:O0 Sunrlae Serenade 6:53 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemincway Newa MBS T:1S Breakfail Gang MBS T : Best Bum 1:U Sam Hae MBS T:33 First Kdition Local Newa S:00 Cecil Brown MBS :13 Breakfast Gang MBS 8 iO Haven Of Ret MBS 9:t) Paula Stone Show MBS 9:13 Marion from Millers 9:20 Freddie Martin Show 9:43 Familiar Favorites 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:13 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LPointe lo:43 Answer Man II 00 Ladies Tair MBS 11:55 News MBS 11:0 Queen tor a Day MBS i:oo air.e Bands 12:13 Noonday News 12. .TO Your Dance Tunes 13:43 Markets St Klamath Noles 12:33 Currins 1.00 Jack Klrkwood Show MBS 1:.10 Two at 1:91 3:00 News MBS 3:03 Newa MBS 2:13 Coffee with Katie 3:30 Gillette Varnvip MBS 3:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:33 Camel's Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Behind the S;ory Mbb 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MbS 4.43 Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request 3:30 Musical Quia 1:33 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :13 Klam. Theater Quia :30 Around Town Newa 0:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Hayes Newa MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Symphonic Strings MBS 7:30 People oi, Trial MBS 8:00 To be announced 6:30 Burl Ives Sings 6:43 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9 00 Glenn Hardy News UBS 6:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 6 33 3 Mm. Final MBS 10:00 I Love m Mystery MBS 10.13 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 11:00 Night Owls Newa 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Invalid Susan Peiers May Siart New Career Aram, i in not uir lover lyiie. " CAPTURES CAPITAL Mu tual Security Director W, Av erell Harriman gotj behind the wheel of fire engine in fire house polling place after voting. Harriman won the District of Columbia's six Democratic convention votes. He was opposed by Senator Eites Kefauver. Seated beside him is Mrs. Harriman, HOLLYWOOD (NEA Exclu sively Youra: Susan Petera Ihv Just ended a long period of hnv plullnnilon at an tlxeter, Cnllt.. hospital lor a delicate akin Rinlt operation. She'a Mill doomed to a wheel chair tor llle, but ahe'a on I lie mend at her brother's ranch and rarln' tn have another no at the acting career she refused to shelve, Thcila Bnra mav have danced with the head of John the Bniitlst on x plulc in the silent vrrjioii ol "Salome" but Rita Hayworih will skin l hi- pruesoine bit 111 bnloiiU' Dance of the Seven Veils." And she will be the first Snlome to veer to the Bibical conccul. Next announcement of -a televi sion unit will come from 20th urn jtury-Fox. The studio's on tile search ' lor a wlnrtnl to Head up its leie dim department. Dtnna Douslas. ex-wile of KU'k Douglas, has been offered a Co lumbia contract, the result of her bin click In "Storm Over Tibet The prophets who have seen the film are saying she will be as big a star as Kirk. Frank Fny, umllscoiiinucd by I he bin Us (i tiiii San l'Tiinclsco ci li lt's, will Inko his revue, "It You IMease," to New York I his full under Schubert auspices . . , f'rauk Otlnirera, the Met bnrlloue. la screen-testing at P'ns. He's al most n twin lor Duna Autliews. , . . Rhonda Mciiilng u net husbiiml- lo-be. Dr. Lewis Morrill, will spend tlirlr hoiievniuon In lloiin lulu fulluwlng llielr August wed ding. Frank HeVnl overheard Iwo bop niusiclniia tiilklng. When nun siiltl: "Are you nil only clilltl?" the oilier replied: "No. I come Ironi a ciaiy U-plcuo lainlly," "Love, Honor and Buliile" by Dick lluie and Cleorge O'llaulon It being tailored for Cary (.Intnl. It'a a comedy about a civilian produc tion expert who gets limited and finds his ex-wlle In chaigj of lila government detail. Overheard at Larry Flnley'a'.) "What ever happened to that dopev blonde your husband lined In urn around with?" She: "1 dyed my halrl" Sm Calhoun' MIRRORS far fee ear reem la the heme! 11 I, Main Casualties Show Increase WASHINGTON W The De fense Department Wednesday re ported the biggest weekly increase in VS. casualties in the Korean war since last Nov. 14. The department listed 965 cas ualties in the week ended last Friday. rbe casualty increase lor me week that ended Nov. 14, 1951, to talled 1,712 Americans. Mast of the American cacualties last week were in the Army, which listed 799 persons killed, wounded or missing in Korean fighting. There were 151 Marine victims, 11 from the Navy and four from the Air Force, bringing total U.S. casualties in the fighting to 111,576. Commons Vote OKsVinnie LONDON W The House of Commons decided Tuesday night it couldn't blame Prime Minister Winston Churchill's government be cause it hadn't been told the Ameri cans were going to bomb the Yalu River power plants in North Ko i'ea. : The House, by a 300-270 vote, de feated a Laborite motion to censure the government because it hadn't been consulted before the raids. Churchill warned the House that the motion, while technically aimed at his cabinet, "realiy falls on the United State?." Adoption of the motion could have resulted in the resignation of the government. , ' xma GRANGER miiy winters BttiM YOURSELF STATS THUBSMY G's Dog Lost Here A golden cocker pup, whose mas ter is serving witn the armed forces in Korea, was lost here yes terday. The dog apparently lumped out of a car between Berg's Serv ice Station. Esplanade and Wall Streets, and the carnival sue, South Sixth Street at Shasta Way. Mrs. Marv Wcatherly. San Diego, who is caring lor ner son s oog, Toots, while the son is in Korea, is here visiting the Vernon Durants. Yesterday,- Mrs. Weatherly drove away from the service station with the dog in the car. When she stopped at Shasta Way and South Sixth Streets, she noticed the dog missing from the car. Anyone with Information about the dog should phone 9195 during the daytime or 7923 in the evening. Firms Close For Fourth The Fourth of Julv will be a holi day for a big majority of the work ers in this area and for many It will afford a three-day weekend. Most business houses will close on the Fourth and citv. county and federal offices will also be closed the following day, Saturday. The state llauor store will be closed both days Most of the larger grocery stores will be closed the Fourth. Remain ing open will be the Big Y and two Emll's stores, the ones on South Sixth and Oregon Avenue. Two garages are to remain open, according to Garage Association Pres. Jim Olson. They are Bal- siger's and Ashley .Chevrolet, The Herald and News will pub lish Frldav, ihe Fourth, but will Indian Bureau Study Voted WASHINGTON W The House voted Tuesday to have its Interior Afiairs committee investigate ine Indian Bureau. The probe was ordered in a voice vote taken on a resolution by Rep. Ellsworth (R.-Ore.l. The resolu tion said there were irregularities in land transactions by tne bu reau's employes InOregon. It or dered the committee to determine whether present laws regulating the bureau's handling of Indian lands are adequate. The committee will report before the new Congress is sworn in next Jan. 3. In a separate action, the bureau was directed to determine how In dians will be able to manage their own affairs without government control. Russell Eyes Rail Progress "We live In a new era of re search. Only those that are ahead by research will be ahead at the finish line." D. J. Russell, president. South ern Pacific Company, impressed this thought upon 800 representa tives of 70 railroads, assembled in San Francisco, June 24-3o", for the 26th annual meeting of the Me cnanical Division of the Operating and Maintenance Department, As sociation of American Railroads. The vast amount of present rail road research, most of It unseen by the general public, was de scribed by Russell with the com ment that 11 is not enough. "I would like every railroader to be proud of what has been accom plished, but at the same time not be satisfied." he sail Discussing subjects of interest to his audience of experts on railroad motive power and cars, Russell mentioned the possibility of improv ing the air conditioning of trains, easing the tide of freieht cars. ner. fectlng the design of box cars, in vestigating the possible use of con tainers, speeding cars through freight yards, eliminating bearing failures,-, further standardizing of njuipiucm ana pans, ana learning how to get more horsepower out of low-grade fuels. Russell concluded by saying, "II is only by intensified research that we can hope as a nation, first, to keep ahead of our enemies as a pro tection to ourselves, and second, to find ways to do things better and easier, "thereby releasing people and resources to make this a bet ter country and world in which to live.'' College Trio Coming Here A girls' trio from the Nnzatene College at Nampa, Idaho, is to be presented in concert at the Naza rene Church here July 8, 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Guy Sharp, of the col lege faculty, will accompany the girls. Dick Hnvmes Is denying the fresh Hood of rumors about a rift with his Nora. Here's big news for young tyro who found doors closed In Holly woodIt's different In television, kids. It's a 30-helu-me-Haiinah fact that any young Lain or Cornel without an agent or an appoint ment. con see the Hal Roach Stu dio" casting director. Ruth Burch on any Monday, Wednesday or Frl dav In the week. And Ruth, former casting direc tor for David O. Scltntck. Is say. IlllT- "We believe that the next Oable i nr Temnle mav walk in and they re ! what we need In TV films. It's not even necessary tor young ac i tors to have experience. We can ' always take a chance with new : peopie in small roles. If they're . too bad, we can always cut them out. I The John Archers have, finished I their property settlement talks and I she will flic lor divorce before I John leaves for Africa to play the 1 lead In the "Morass. Pat Nerney's friends are worried i about his Jangled nerves and Iran- He's been unable to work since Mona lert mm . . . i,arry norsicn brother of Orln Borstcn and manu tier of Palm Beach's swank Am bassador Hotel, Just tied the knot with Lillian Crosby. Skip the reports that Patrice Wy more is In London with Errol Flynn. She's In Jamaica Ponder ing the divorce question. Charley Cantor, who played Fin negan so long on Duffy's Tavern, landed a big comedy role In Warn ers' "Slop, you re riming Me. . . . Red Skelton's beaming over an hour's conference with Nick Schenck. big boss of Loew's, Inc., and MGM. Nick greeted him with, "Hello, Dimple Face." Aram Katcher. a Peter Lorre Ish actor who's never played a movie love scene, h 1 1 a the Jackpot In MGM's "Scari mouche." It's Turkish-born Aram, as Napoleon, who ends up with Eleanor Parker In the final reel. "I lead her Into the boudoir and wink at the audience." chuckles the character actor who became Turkey's lone emoting representa tive when Turhan Bey left Holly wood. "Gregory Peck and Bob Taylor don't have to worry, though," saya I MARKETS CLOSE NEW YORK Ml All financial land commodity markets through-1 I out the United States will be closed Friday, July 4. Independence Day. ! I Canadian and European exchang- j les will be open as usual. Elks Picnic In Malin The 1952 Elks Picnic Is to be held this year at Malin Park, ac cording to Chairmen Bo Dragoo and Bob Walker, both of Merrill. Date for the picnic is Aug. 3 and three beefs are being readied for the affair. Admission to the picnic will be by valid Elks membership cards. V KLAMATH FALLS. Oag6j AMERICAN CHINESE Foods ot their belli Ph. 6496 For Orders To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. mmmmxm 'uieeivliBtesi, BP At tut! Complete healthful comfort with new Wisix Ionix wlfcdheit. FRITZ HAHN'S EMPIRE 1LECTRIC Ph. 4334 125 N. Broad St. FINAL APPEARANCE SjSUNDAY II "ELLA and her FELLAS Direct from the Spokane Hotel, Spokane, Washington Dining Service 6:00-1 2:00 P.M. No Cover Charge . -k Dancing 9:30 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. (No Fed. Tax Before Dancing Start) . -k To Accommodate Our Roundup Crowd - The Ponderosa Lounge Will Open at 11 a.m. i.i:l:;&J'i"r "- i-v t f ' iiii' i i IT Till .iMTnt WILLARD HOTEL Rlf hi R)tivtl M LiBlt QuanttlM Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sale 7th and Main in Klamath Falls rr 2& TISSUES & W 10cSlerraPine W3 19c ncAinv Cleanser 9' (prioB I p? jfej I. Bp I I s,4Acp Kil l3 b o SjSU W w -bob pins S 1282 DEFLECTOR 79' SCUFFS tw... 1Qcfl IT. i3c v 99 rq luB liJ ffe a i in ii .ir63eT",l",l LeJLctJ ! Hl( PckaBltMUnThl$t W R Sal I VJE" lk $1.19 PICNIC BASKET W 1 1 I AHaSPFlnM ALL-METAL St? VL nepQTlCa I 46c Roll .- Leakprool with a 7S 3EU ZsAK4r,A Four ZiSS5Vl Vb. 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