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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NHW8. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON TIIUIISDAY, JULY 10, 1052 kill-.,,,,' . inn,, . I I', i i . 1 -in. '! KTLW 1450 Ke. PDT Thursday Evening, July II 00 Sporli llllhliihti I Home Town Krw. :2ft World News Summary SpKUCa) I Dwjirowl f TlM Roarinf foftbeMest lrthtt. Mood OHH " DwiDRicxy ! COTTVUOl rtM 1.4 3 est Adventure! MMigfiti -gANOAtOO! W?V CStl- lumrWO ,C J lias gggSECOND FEATURE ' M pub I lean Nat'l Convent too. ABC ms tm .liflht srt.ait XOVQ 10 P.M. Haadhnai 10 IS Pacific Coi Uajabal) 11:00 Ntwa fumntary irtu Sttn OK ' KFLW 14M Ko. PDT Friday, July It 00 Sifrt on Ntiva 03 Corn In th Mom B B Tv. TA) New Bkftl. Edition T:1S Charlie's Roundup T Bob Gamd Newa ABC T.40 Top of tht Mormnf 1 S3 Jonn Com Sin ABC 00 Break fait Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 9 30 Republican Nat'l ConvtnUoa ABC U 30 K,v True Story ABw 13 00 Newt Noon Edition 13 15 Pax lea Sidewalk Show 12 .10 Lucky V Ranch ABC I CO To be Announced 1:13 Easy Liittmna 1 30 Ra.in Brlffi 1:45 Paul Harvey 3:00 Belter Llvuif , 2:13 Music 3 30 Mary Marg McBridt ABC 3:00 Convention Show 3:13 Tennessee Ernie ABC 3:30 Cal Tinney ABC 4 00 Requestiully Yours 3 00 Pun Factory ABC 5 20 World riieht Reoorter ABC 3:23 Royal Triton Bsbl Roundup ABC a w nei nuniiey 3:43 Jimmy Dorsey Show 40 Sporta Hifhlifhts t l3.Hwie Town Newa 23 World Newa Summary 6 30 Republican Nat l Convention ABC n ou Twiugnt iterenaae 30 Concert of ravoritea 10:00 10 PM Headline 10:13 Pacific Coail Baseball 11:00 Newt Summary 11:03 Siin Off KFJI 1150 Kc" PDT Thursday Evening-, July 11 COO Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klam. Theater Cjuii -30 Around Town Nevva 40 Somethinf to Think About 6:43 Sam Hayea Newa MB5 6 33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Symphonic Strtnga MBS 130 Thia u rre Europe MBS 6 00 To b Announced 6:30 Burl lve Sing 6:43 Heidelberg Karmonaire 00 Glenn Hard) Newa MBS :13 Pulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancer Only 43 Sports Final 8 55 3-Min. Final 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:13 Pondertva Room 10:30 Rod Gun MBS ii;uu nifnt uwu iews 11:13 Nicht Owl Club 12:00 Sun Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Friday, July 11 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:35 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Best Buy s 7:43 Sara Hayes MBS 7:33 First Edition Local News 6:00 Cecil Brown MBS 6:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 9:00 Paula Stone Show MBS 9:13 Platter Party 9:30 Date in Holly wood 9:43 Favorites of Yesterday 10:00 Newspaper of U Air MBS 10:13 Telto Test MBS 10:30 LaPointea 10.43 Answer Man MBS l.oo Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 Newt MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS iz:oo name Bands 12:13 Noonday News 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:45 Market and Klamath Note ii:55 Currlns 1:00 Jack Kirkwood MBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2:00 News MBS 2:15 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:33 Camel's Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Muscy Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayea News MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request i , . - - 5:30 Twilight Time 3 50 News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MRS 6:15 KJamath Theater Quiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7.-00 Concerto Festival MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Reporter's Roundup 8:30 Jazz Nocturne 9:00 Glenn Hardy, News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:43 Sports Final 9:55 5-Minute Fins! MBS 10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols 10:30 Magazine Theatre MBS ' 11:00 News 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Tally Sheet For GOP Convention yl TOMORROW! W IA1IMIC IhtlUS M r ' -rvviiiiiiiitii lbs Randolph SCOTT IiSl Imiw:b.'.i,wi REDBAIL EXPRESS 1 ' L- . " . 1 "UlinR5ESBF md , f Rte pony cRn!IotJ . MHUfBT l . Rain Makers Claim Success DENVER (fl The Water Resrnir. ces Development Corp. 'today said its cloud seeding operations in Washington last month were suc cessful but denied it could have caused heavy rains in the fruit growing areas after June 20. The rain-makers said a prelim inary check of weather stations showed rainfall at Mansfield, Wash., was 110 ner cent of normal while the fall at Kohlotus was 209 per cent of normal. They claimed increases at Prosser, Waterville and Lind Tanging from 139 to 204 per cent of the norm. "..All our projects showed a satisfactory increase- for June." said Dr. Irving P. Krick, presi dent of the Denver firm. "On the basis of rainfall figures it looks like an increase was pro duced in Yakima. Wenatchee. El. lensburg and Sunnyside, where re ports indicate another meteoro logist was hired to suppress rain. "We could have had nothing to do with these rains in the fruit areas which all came after June 20, because ... we shut down opera tions on June 20 and since that time have made a careful check of all operations and find none of them could have contributed to any rainfall in the fruit growing areas. ' Krick said his firm had been aware of the critical problem of rain in the fruit areas and with the cooperation of the wheat growers had taken all possible steps to pre vent the effect of his cloud seed ing operations In the fruit regions. Publisher Predicts Ike CHICAGO Wl John E. Knight, editor and publisher of the Chi cago Daily hews, predicted in a Pge one signed story Wednesday lien. Dwight D. Elsenhower wlil be the next Republican nominee for president, with 39-year-old Ben. K rharri Niynn nr ralin.Hi. ui. Drobable ninninv Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., of Massachusetts, Elsenhower cam- Dfllirn mftnnirr 4b,,b a ... . - o- 1. . statement saying there haa been no discus- fllnn nf a vla nMaiH.i-t w. Vt coiuckia! canal- dnt at Eisenhower headquarters. ne am ik inaicate whether Ills statement was prompted by Knight's story. Whan AiiacHnnafl .knot . ... awvu. .iic re flnW.. Nivnn aairi ha L..n. HM,ki NUMmo? I sb'r I D- E.rl I Harold Aii,i i " DCLCGATES Eiltnhowtr Woirtn Stoilin v ALA. 14 AMZ. 14 ARK. TT ' CALIF. 70 COLO. 11 ' ' CONN. - DEL. iT ' i , U FLA. II GA. 17 loZ l7 . ILL 60 IN0. 32 ' "iZ iT KAN. f KY. 20 . LA. 15 ME. 16 M0. 24 MASS. it MICH. 46 MINN. 2t . MISS. 5 M0. 26 ' MONT. I NEI. II NEV. 12 ' N. H. 14 N.J. 31 N. M. 14 NY. 96 N. C. 26 N. D. 14 OHIO 56 OKLA. 16 QUE. II . PA. 70 HI. t i S.C. 6 ID. 14 TENN. 20 TEX 31 UTAH 14 VT. 12 VA. 23 WASH. 24 - W.VA. It r wis: 30 WYO. 12 ALASKA 3 i i D. C. 6- -"-r ' ' HAWAII I ' . P. RICO 3 ' CANAL Z. 0 " VIRGIN 1. 1 I nWi . ! 1111 1206 DELEGATE VOTES; NEEDED TO NOMINATE, 604 AS AN ADDED SERVICE to Herald and News readen, the abov.' chart off.ri a complata lilt of States nd Territories, with delegate totals, to facilitate th computation of nominating ballots. . ' . U.S. EQUIPMENT GATfiON. TnriruChina IILlVu.lu 160 ships now have unloaded Amer ican war equipment and supplies in Indo-Chinese ports for the French flntnn rnrM hatlln Communist-led Vletmlnh armies. The value of aid supplied by the U.S. to the French since the Mili tary assistance program started in July, 1950, now Is believed to be close to one billion dollars although no official estimates have been re leased here. Try the New DeLuxe "Paper Mate" . . . Ball Point Pen . . . VolghtV Pioneer Office Supply Co., 629 Main. - FRIDAY ONLY Smoked Picnics BUD HANSON'S MKT. TFIiree Aflore ispi THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY n MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S SBflOE THE MOD Sen. McCarthy Defends Fight CONVENTION J1AI.L, CHICAGO iiV-Son. Jowph H. MoOnilhv (old llie Rrpniillcnii ronvriitluii Wcilnc.v dny that III the Unlit acmu.it Com niunlsi.1 In itcvorimiriii "theia la a I'ommoiKiru" limit lo iiuiiUrucsii ana orncany," "III this flight lagalnst Comnuiu lsm."l Mi'Caithy Mild, "soma uf my bihmI Irlends hnxa arcuird me of bring too rough. To Ihmn, I say tlirra u t roninMn.i.rrke limit lo grnlleiipits and dfllrai'y. Tliul limit It where disloyalty and Ueasou begin." Ttie Wisconsin Benntnr hna brrn the atom rriiter of conlruveray in which he has brrn accuwd In home quarters nl "chnrru'lcr aaann-nlna. lion" and of uning tnliilltnrlnii "llullt by askoclullon" tncllra. Ills opnnnrnla havo a.vierlrd Hint ninny ol Ins chmuea of ucnMui In tovrrniiirnt, and ConiniuiilM In flurnie In the Stnlr Department were not aupportrd by facts. It apparently to these crt tlcl."ins that he rrlerrrd In his ad die alirr receiving a noisy ova tion when he ntepprd In the ros trum on the Mill Republican Na tional Convention. McCarthy said: "If I am wrong If no treason Is Involved If the UM traitor left Alger lll then the only answer for our loss and Ru.ixlu'a uuln in that those In power are guilty nf stumbling, fumbling Incompe tence. Searchers Find Downed Plane ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. I.n Searchers Wednesday found the burned wreckage ol a Navy am phibian plane In wnicli tlx men died. The two-rnalncd JRF-a. based at Sanlord, Fla.. crashed Monday night Just across the tup of the Sandla mountains east of Albuquer que. It was en route to Klrtlnnd A r Force Base here from Wichita rails. Tex. Wreckage of the ahln first was sighted from the air late Tuesday, and a 14-man ground party rode horseback within a mlla bv night fall. Klrtland authorities aald the Na il Air Station at Sanford will an nounce the namea of the dead. Sparks Fly as Zsa Zsa HOLLYWOOD INEA) Rxrlu. slvely Yours: Rparka are flying again In Hollywood'a alppleat feud llie clawing and scratching ol nuugarian zsa zsa naDor and I'rrnch Cnrlnne Cnlvrt. In the July Issue of Motion Pic. line Magaalne, in a elory about aiamor girl modi, J quoted. Zsa aa laying: "Tills Cnrlnne Calvet la not a French girl aa aha represents her self. She's a Cockney girl who con inn l even apeak French a few years ago. Even (lrorge l Sanders i knew hrr In London wlien she was an Kngiisn girl apeaklng with a Cockney accent. " Now It'a Corlnna yanking tsa Zsa'a blonde hair with: "I think poor Zna Zsa made a natural mistake. She must have met ao many people In London while she was there wi'h a roving gypy band telling fortunes that she a all mixed up. 1 want to thank liar, though, for thinking I'm such a great artreta that I ran pretend to be English when my family have been French for generations." Meowl and Dick your own ac cent. John Payne a romance with Colern Clray Is serious enough to end up at the altar. They ignited wniie co-starring In "Knnaaa City 117." . . . Julie Mltchum, Bob's sister, Is giving up her singing and will try for a inovle-aclresa ca reer . . . Paul Douglas will bn Roa Russell's leading man in "Never Wave at a WAC." . . . Charles Boyer aold lit- IJOOOoo home lor a fraction of the price It cost him . . . Joan Crawford nixed the lead opposite Bob Young in a road conmonv of "Country Olrl." Deem Martin and Jerrv Lewis are shopping for a Texas Cattle ranch Ateaka for meat packers and capital gain for the comlca. . . . No property settlement talki as yet between Keenan and Betty Wynn. But ahe'a telling frlenda I lis I a reconciliation la out of the question . . . Censors nixed an "All About Sex" ad campaign for "The Happy Time," So now 11 will be "All About That Certain Urge." Errol Flynn'a profit share of U-I'a "Against All Klagi" 60 per cent will be attached by a Holly wood press agent who haa a 116. 000 Judgment against the star for publicity aervices , , . Tlmmy Corinne, Continue Feud Oelty, aon of actress Theodora Lynch and millionaire oilman J. Paul Ortly, haa been atrlcken with a myatrrioua malady. Doctors aay that I ho atx-yrnr-old. boy Is In a critical condition. Understatement of Die year: Walt Disney to a New York reporter: "Televalon la giving inovia pro ducers much lo think about." Richard (lieene and Rosemary Bowe have drawn a Hatful of ar rows from Cupid's quiver , . , High! of Hie week: Klng-altrit Broderlck Crawlnrd learning lo Charleston for hla homing role in the musical, "Stop, You're Killing Me." Sandra Burns, the beautiful trrii'Sgi'd daughter of (lenrge Burns and (irai-le Allen, Is break ing Inln TV behind llie acene. Hire's working as an olflio clerk for Revue I'loducllona. The south ol the border mar riage nf Johnny Johnston and Shirley C a r in e I. following hla Mexican divorre, will be repealed at the Flainiiign Hotel in Las Vegas come October. j Joan Evans' big secret Is her lyric soprano singing voice opera grade) She a been studying ae cretly Willi Carl Hibbert lor eight months. She will trv lor an oper atic career . . . Cesar Itomero Just arrived In London for a mya lery thriller, '"llie Creaking Chair." He's due back In late August to resume his TV aeries. V..nb I'mil.lii. ahnlll an t Of known for hii gigolo tactics: "He's a guy who dances cheek to check." AMERICAN CHINESE Feeei ! their said Ph. 44 F.e Oiaers Te Take Out ten I. Let, Mar. BLAST BREAKS WINDOWS BUENOS AIRE8 I Seven men were arrested Wednesday by po lice Investigating a midnight blast that shattered the windows of the library of the U. 8. Information Service. It was the second at tempt against the library In two weeks. A plate glass window had Just been replaced after It had been smashed June 25. WURLITZER A mf nillcant plan. Many lavaly atria mn4 f.nlfhci H chMit ,j tram. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th ANNUAL Pilots Club Barbecue SUNDAY - July 12 2 Jo 5 p.m. PAPPY NEWLUN RANCH Adulti $1.25 Kidi SOc PUBLIC INVITED For Reservations and Information Phone 8694, 3344, op 6180 What's a picnic without Coke? A good picnic is lively and sparkling with fun. The life and sparkle of ice-cold Coca-Cola adds so much to any occasion. OTTIED UNO!! AUTHORITY OF THI C0CA-C01A COMPANY IY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS Ktit" h a' inltluti frWa-imrt. 0 THI C0CA.C01A COMPANY., i of any movement for an Elsen- nowcr-mxon ucsei.