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1 41 B It B TV
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T:13 Charllt'a Roundup
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1 40 Top of lh Morntn
7 53 John Contc ABC
00 Brcaktatt Club ABC
00 Hank Henry Snow
t.M Republican Nat I Convention ABC
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12:30 Lucky -O Ranch ABC
1:00 To b Announced
1:13 Uy LUtenlng
1:30 Bm Brief
1:45 Paul Harvey ABC
2:00 Better Living
3:13 Music
3 30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC
3:00 Tenneuee Ernie ABC
3:30 Cal Tmney ABC
4--00 Bequeitfullr Yours
1 00 Pun Factory ABC
5:20 World Fl'fht ReporUr ARC
5:23 Rojal Triton B.bl. Roundup ABC
5 30 Chet Huntley ABC
8:43 Look to the Skies
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,1U Around Town New.
40 Something to Think About
43 Sam HaeN-a MBS
33 Bill Henry Mils
T 00 Jimmy Carroll Show MBS
T 30 Peter Salem MBS
oo Count Monte CrittO MBS
30 Serenade Ui Blue
43 Heidelberg Harmonatre
00 Glenn Hardy New MBS
13 ltilton Uwia Jr. MBS
30 For Dancer Only
43 Sport Final
33 3 Minute Final MBS
10 00 1 Love A Miter MBS
10 13 PondenMa Roum
10 30 Official Diectiv MBS
MV0 Night Owla Newi
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33 Farm Reporter
t 00 Hemingway Newt MBS
1 15 Break (t Gang MBS
1 30 Bet Buyi
T 43 Sam Hajea MBS
1 33 Firt Edition k:ml Nt
grOU Cecil Brown NBi
13 Breakla.t Gang MBS
JO Bibie lnktttute MBS
9-00 Paula Stone Show MBS
9:13 Platter Party
30 Data tn Hollywood
9:43 Favorite of Yenerday
10 uo Newspaper of (he Air MBS
10:13 Tello Tot MBS
10 30 LaFolnte
10:43 Answer Man MBS
11:00 Lames Fair MBS
11:23 News MBS
11:30 Queen For a Day MBS
12:00 Name Banda
12:13 Noonday News
13:30 Dance Tunes .
U 43 Markets-Kiamatn Notei
12 :3S Currin
1 00 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Two at 1 30
2:00 News MBS
3:03 IS Top Tunes
3:13 Coffee with Katie
3:30 Gillette Warmup MBS
2 33 Game of the Day MUS
3 33 Camel Scoreboard
4:00 Behind the Story MBS
4:13 Hemingway News MBS
4 30 Curt Tasjy Tim a MBS
4:43 Sam Hayes News MBS
3:00 Ricky's Request
5:30 Twilight Tim
3:40 16 Top Tunes
3 30 New MBS
5 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
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:30 Around Town New ,
6:40 Something To Think About
gv45 Sam Hayes New MBS
0:33 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Family Theater UBS
T 30 Cisco Kid MBS
5:00 What's the Name of Song MBS
b:ju Mysterious traveler .vijcv
- 90 Glenn Hardy News MBS
9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 For Dancers Only
9:43 Sports Final
9:33 S-Minute rinal ' '
Iu:C0 I Love a Mastery MBS
10:13 Here's to Vets
10:30 Out of Thunder MBS
11. -00 Night Owls News
11:03 Niiht Owla Club
12:00 Sign Off
Fireball Seen
In East Ore.
BOISE, Idaho in A "ball oi
fire was sighted streaking across
the sky tn Eastern Oregon, South
western Idaho and Eastern Wash
ington Monday.
There was no immediate expla-
nation, but aviation officials sale) " j r7rV IT. .i!
""Sl.li'''iS '"aUonWaS Pa4i'"g
area indicated it was not an air
Diane crash.
An Empire Airlines pilot report
ed seeing the "ball" over Pendle
ton, Ore. Other unconfirmed re
ports had It sighted at Baker. Ore.
Several Boiseans called police with !
reoorts of it. and State Policeman I
nan npnnptt ciohtMl it ai hi i
drove between Boise and Moun
tain Home.
The CAA control tower at Gowen
Field said most reports had the
"ball" going across the sky north
of Boise between 10:30 and 10:35
a. m. Estimates of its height var
ied from 1.500 to 20,000 feet. There
was no agreement on which di
rection it was traveling.
Bennett said the "ball" appeared
to smash in the mountains north
of Mountain Home. The Elmore
County sheriff's office at Moun
tain Home, east of Boise, said it
had received no reports on It.
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(lower left), chairman of ihi Republican national committee,
order. Gabrielson called for a united party front to end what
Train Wreck
Derails 57
WAMS UTTER, Wyo. W Flflv
seven freight cars "were derailed
and a coal chute knocked down In
the wreck here Sunday night oi
two Union Pacilic freight trains.
The accident tied ui tralfic lor
several hours since the wreckage
blocked the double track main line.
A ,shoofly" track was laid around
the wreckage Monday morning.
Forty-seven cars on westbound
extra freight No. 40U and ten on
eastoound extra freight No. 3748
were derailed in the wreck. .
Robert P. Dixon of Rawlins, head
breakman on the eastbound freight,
was hospitalized at Rawlins with a
back injury. Doctors said his con
dition was not serious.
The wreck occurred Just as the
ine head car in the train, an
oil car. Jumped the track and
struck a column of the 40-foot high
coal chute west of the station,
knocking part of the chute down.
Fory-six cars behind the oil car
fJJ'A'l? ?dPL!ed Up lCr0!
i.
The eastbound train was unable
to stop in time to avoid crashing
into the derailed cars from the
westbound train. The locomotive
and 10 cars on this train were
knocked off the track in the result
ing collision.
Unofficial reports said a Journal
box on the oil car on the west
bound train apparently broke and
caused the derailment.
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BALDUR, Canada i Some
birds never learn. A bank swallow
that was banded and released in
this Central Manitoba town re-
turned to the same place where it
was caught, almost exactly one
year later.
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THIS IS AMERICA'S FIRST FIGHTING PLANE with all-rocket
arjnament, the Lockheed F-94C Starfire built for the U.S. Air
Force. It carries 24 rockets, the 2.75-innch siie, housed in a
ring of. firing tubes around the nose and its specific job is to
knock out invading bombers. In this picture, rocket doors are
in open position, revealing firing tubes. Tony LeVier, Lockheed's
chief engineering test pilot, is in front cockpit, and Glann C.
Fulkerson, test flight engineer, sits behind him.
Portland Sees
First Television
PORTLAND Wl Thousands of
jPortlanders got their first glimpse
i0' J""1 'Revision Monday,
Dozens of sets were placed In
, downtown locations to pick up
Ine Republican convention,
!. Slnce, Portland without a TV
transmitter, the convention was
I brought to Portland by telephone
line iiuiii ocaiue una men pipea
on a closed circuit to the three
locations.
ACCIDENT
BEND W An automobile col
lision near Tumalo last week has
claimed a second victim.
William J. Malone. 69. Tumalo.
died from injuries Sunday. Robert
M. Kitchen. 33. also in the acci
dent, died earlier.
Farmers! For Fire and II a 1 1
Insurance on your crops, see Hans
Norland. 627 Pine 81.
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in Chicago's International Amphitheatre at Guy Gabrielton,
called the party's 25th presidential nomination convention to
he termed "the scandalous Democrat years."
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Chiloquin TB
Meeting Set
CHILOQUIN An organizational
meeting for Uie forthcoming tuber
culosis check of Klamath County
residents Is slated for July 10,
S p.m. PST at the high school
here, with Mrs. Dwlght Klrcher In
charge.
Dr. Selh Kerron, county health
officer, said representatives from
Port Klamath, Sprague River and
all the surrounding area are urged'
to attend.
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Tacoma Paper
Fails To Print
TACOMA iiPi The Tacoma
News Tribune, shut down for near-
The Tacoma
own for near-1
ly three months in a pressmen's
dispute, failed lo publish Monday
despite management prediction
that It would do o.
Non . Milking employes of the
Tribune Publishing Co. had been
asked In letters last week to re -
turn lo work Monday.
Publisher Frank 8. Baker aald
mechanical crewa did not report
for work.
Non . sinking, non . mechanical
members of the stall except
members of the American News-;
paper Uuild reported lor work
in response lo management a ear
llrr Invitation. Baker said.
"We were prepared lo resume
publication had the mechanical
crew reported," Baker aald,
"All we can consider now Is that
the other mechanical departments
are In concert with Hie piessmen.
It's apparent to us now thai other
mechanical crafts are Just as much
responsible for non . publication
as are the pressmen."
The pressmen struck lor higher
wages and other benefits April 13.
V. T. Evans, president ol the
Tacoma Typographical Union, said
the mechanical woikmen did not
consider the management Invita
tion to return to work a valid one.
"The management's letter was
not addressed to the proper per
sons," Evans aald. "The lelter was
sent to the scale chairman. It did
not In Itself contain a legitimate
oiler of work."
CASUALTY LIST
WASHINGTON The defease
Department Monday identified 73
battle casualties In Korea In a new
list (801) that reported 10 killed.
48 wounded, four missing and II
Injured.
OPENING TONITE
WILBUR
AND
An Outstanding Musical Combination
featuring . . .
WILBUR STILES at the
Hammond Organ and Piano
and "TUT" HALAAS f
Drums and Vocals '
ft Food Service 6:00 to 12:00 p.m.
"The Best Steaks in the Basin"
Ham and Eggs, Sandwiches, and
other "After the Show" Snacks
ft Dancing Starts at 9:30 p.ra
(No. Fed. Tax Before 9:30 P.M.)
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Chaney Says
Will Stage
HOI I.YWOOD-cNEAl Urhlnil
the ttcreen: Hie in o n 1 1 r'a
about to itrab the gooae-pimplcd
liriolne again and carry her out
on the lonely moora while the
atudlo "moonlight" ahlnea through
her nightie and movie audience
choke uu tneir ihihoiii.
That'a the prediction of Lou
Chnury, Jr., who hit aUI'dum a
Horror limn in 1 no urutuia, f rank
eiiBteln and Wolfman (erica.
l.on. currently menacing Gary
Cooper III "Hpilnilfleld Itlllo," y
that acrramer Jeauiera will bring
.itay.at-humra runhlnii back to the
box nlflce and adds:
"Horror la an ripe as llailra In
Holly xl right now. All the stu
dio, particularly UI. are begin.
mil la reullio It. Hollywood
killed the horror pit-turn cycle that
niv ilnd started. He waa a sym
pathetic honur until and there waa
always a reason lot u.
'Producers started to put too
much horror Into nioviea. The
I'lA'a and rellgluua groups pro-
tested and uroducera stopped niaa-
inn them. Now we're going lo atari
again Ihla lime with tome laate
and dlavlpllnc."
They're writing "Jean Slmmont
and Hob Mllrhum Gel Along" on
the walla at HKU. Jean and Bob
co-atar In the "The MuMer" when
they llnlnh "Beautiful, nut Dan
gerous," but crew mcniuern aim
remember how Bob and Buaan
lluywarri tangled during prouue-
lion of "The Lusty Men.
I aaked Hob about It aim goi
thl.i:
Muvbr Miixan dkln t like me,
but 1 liked her."
There are heavy acting scripts
trom tales by Theodore Drelccr.
P. Scon Pitigeiald and Henry
James being ottered to Alan l.add.
but he'a tuninm them down, with
a "No. iliuiii".
It aeema that the boys who
guessed that Alan was out to prove
he waa in the Lawrence Olivier
class when he lelt Paramount
were wrong.
Mr. Uox Ofllte Isn't giving up
the Ladd style.
"I don't want to convince any
body that I'm the world'a greateat
actor." Alan shrugged on "The
Iron Mlatreaa" aet. "Il'i too late
for that anyhow. I left Para
mount because I wanted Important
alorlca. I Jual want lo entertain
people."
tie ones to London for "Red
1 Beret" when he complete "Deaert
1 ion" for U.I. then return lo
I Hollywood for two more lllm at
i Paramount, five for Warner and
one additional U-I flicker,
j ,
c01,lrcl between Judy Ca-
I ,nd republic la the fliol In
1 0ywooi history lo give a star
llf 'flxM ,0 u.vole mol of her
I uni. io TV and make movlea when
I she's tree
j u; n the fine print of her con-
; tract and may cut down her movie
i mukliif lo one a year alter ne
completes "The Hot Hetresa in
London this summer.
ANCIKNT TIIKATER
DAMASCUS, Byrla i-An an
cient Roman theater, parts ol
which are complete and In good
condition, ha been discovered in
Palmyra. The Syrian aniloulllei
department-ho-announced the
discovery ol the tomb ol an ancient
Palmyrene family. The lomb con
tained statues ol member ol the
family and other objects of arche
ologlcal Importance.
MkAMAVN FALL. MIM
AMERICAN CHINESE
Feoda mt their keit!
Ph. 44 far Ortl.ri Te Take Out
Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
TUT
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WILLARD HOTEL
Horror Shows
Movie Return '
Ill Una an.1 her rurrent f Ileal.
"Wao Fiom Walla-Walla." Judy la
going light on the cowgirl ihriue,
cont'riiliattiig Instead on batik,
ground coinrtly that has nothing
lo no with nnr Iiill-Ulliy paat.
Hlir'll avoid being a Uagcurusli
Hue on hoi N1IU lelellliun, loo.
"Too many western on TV," Judy
uotifltlad. "The atory la what's go
ing to count In my aerioa, We're
going lo pink all kluda ol Im'ullona
ii that we won't be hemmed III
by any aet cast or lonual."
Cowboy star Hex Allen will de
sert the saddle long enough lo alar
In "The Llle of Juuirs Whltcuiiib
llllry" for Republic In the lull.
H it not an attempt to switch lo
dude rules, though, and Hex la
saying:
"tveil II 1 cuuld, I woiiltlu'l
w ant to gel out of wealerna. I
waa born a cowboy, I've lived a
a cowboy and I want lo die a
cowboy. Hi my llle. Anyhow,
1 in not an aclor."
New Yui It 'a highest-paid and
most-seen TV (iuitii la aayiiig
phoney to talk that a lot ol video
licrnliartlls Just aren't Inlet esletl
in old lashioued, dying Holly
wood, "Hour grapes." howled Nina
Kot-h, whu'a bnt-k In town In play
a Mexlt-all i-haimrr In MOM'a
"Hombrero.'' "Aiivbudy tu televi.
sltm who gels a movie otit-r Is go
ing to be Interested. We're In Hie
acting business. Wherever ll'a
more ailvanluucouN tn me aim
easier lo net, that a where I go."
New Yoik or Hollywood a Hie
tutute center ui IV? "I think II
will be nlre If everybody jusi re
laxed." aay NinV "There plenty
or room (or both Now York and
Hollywuod."
VAN ORMAN'S g
MID-YEAR
SHOE SALE
CONTINUES
hundredi of thoei yet lo
clear high - medium - low
hoeli opon ond cloied
itylci.
Trim Trod quality wtdfiti mm
mf and ll-yar colon A QQ
Trim Trad maJium hl !' ane"
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Value la 11. !
Poly Deb, whit or brown "Mm
Tat oifordi. A QQ
Summer Sandals A goad variety
al tlylat and colors O QQ
till available. a77
Children'! iltei 1.99 la 2.99
Lealtri and ell-ovar Elk Saddle!
lea Polly Dab auality, A QQ
Reg. 6.95 le 8.95. ,77
VAN ORMAN'S
527 Main Klamath Falls
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