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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, JULY , 10.12 i. j. A ., .... -it. KKLW H5I Ko PDT Saturday Evening, July It OA Sparta HifhllfhtK lb Homi Town Newt 28 World Newt Fiimmar VMUns Mae Ctrljlt ABC 1:43 Words of Uie 1 00 Saturday at lh Shamrock ABC 1 SO Band Concert ABC I N The Lout lUnger ARC fc.'O Pacific Ccw.it IUvebU 38:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:1S Pacific CoaM Baseball 11:15 hVwa Summary l:t0 Sign Off KFLW MM Kc rDT Sunday, July 13 SOO Newt ABC 13 Morning Sonr ABC - ;M Light and Life Hour ABC 00 Calvary Erhoct I. Vrn Cntlov Choir ABC 30 Sammy Ka Sunday Serenade ABC lOtfO Sunday New SoecUl ABC 10:15 Brunch Tim ABC 10:30 National Vopert ABC 11:00 Preabyierian Church MM Christian in Action ABC 13-.1A Thu U'Nk Around World ABC 1:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC 3:09 Voice of Prophecy ABC 2:30 Church In the Home ABC 5:00 Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 U.S. Navy Band 3:43 Guest Star 4 00 Here Comet the Band ABC 4:30 Herald ol Truth 9:00 Stop the Music ABC DO Drew Pearson ABC :13 Melody Highway ABC :3 Home Town Newa 33 World Newt Summary HERE (hue Mm iW I T UiSai UUT ...v.r- Dlvn iheU be winning your loudest applause in"J,Jy Winning ATTEND THE MATINEE! CONTINIQIS EVERY DAY', mm r-tlMsHH 0TH THEATMS " SUNDAY ooaa an GRECoror PECII ANN BLYTH . anr ttACH'M IN HI5 ARMS XI F SUNDAY MAKEWAY FOR DORIS DAY DAT A:$?1? tfw - w -..a. ...... - - - - T-00 Caitcadlng Rhythm. T : Tun Captult ARC iW Paul Harvev ABC 5 13 Mcnrfar Morning Head Una ABC :30 Stewart Craig ABC .MS Cht Kunlley ABC 9 00 Pacific Coatt lUrbU 10:00 10 P M Headline 10:13 Pacific Coait Baseball 11:00 Newa ?u miliary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW 1431 Kc l'DT Monday, July 14 W Sign On Newt Sura, 0a Corn tn ti Mora 6 43 B A B TV T OO Newt Breakfast Ed. 7:13 Chrtl' Roundup 7 ro Bob Garred, Nrwi ABC 7:40 Top of th ftlormnc t 33 Jchn Conte AUC 100 Kreakfavl Ctub ABC S 00 Hank Henrv Show Break the Bank ABC 10:110 Chel Huntley. Newt ABC io 13 i-one journey ahl 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 WhUpertng Streets ABC 11:13 When a Girl Marne ABC 11: JO Stop It Shop 11:43 County Agent Speaka 11:33 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:15 Pa1eu Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky "U" Ranch ABC 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:13 Eay Lulemng 1:30 Batin Briefs 1:13 Paul Harvey ABC 2 00 Better Living 2.15 Ronnie Kemper ABC 2:30 Mary Margaret McBrid ABC 3:0J Ted Matanc AUC 3:13 Tenncsi-re Ernie ABC 3:30 Cal Tlnney 4:00 Requ&itlully Yours 5:00 Pun Factory AEC 5:20 World Flight Reporter ABC 3 23 Baseball Roundup ABC y.M Chct Huntley AbC 3:43 Music 00 Sporu Highlight C:1S Home Town News 6:23 World Newa Summary 6:30 Twikght Serenada 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6 35 Attractions on ABC 7 00 Th Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Henry J. Tavlor ABC 7:43 Stewart Craig ABC trOO Chicago Signature ABC 8:30 Safeway Music Theater . 43 Xluiic 9:00 Paul White man Radio Teen Club ABC 10 00 10 PM Headlines 10:13 Serenade in Blue 10:30 Insomnia Ctub 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Saturday Evening, July IS 6:00 Around Town News 6:15 Klamath Theater Quit 6:30 Assembly of God Hour 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple g 00 MGM Theatre MBS 9 00 News MBS 9.15 Dink Templeton MBS 9:30 Ponderoaa Room 9:43 MuiC 9:35 News MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land VSA MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Oreo. MBS 11:00 Night Owlt News 11:05 Night Owls Ctub 12:00 Sign Off - KFJI 1150 Kc PDI Sunday, July 13 t-m Wing or Healing 8:30 Weekly Comic Man 9 00 Radio Bibla Class MBS 9:30 Klam. Rev. Center 9:45 Island Melodies 10:00 News MBS 10:15 This Thing Called Lit iu:u i-uineran nour nds 11:00 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:13 Show Tunes 11:30 science Renorter MBS 11:45 Guest Star 12:00 Noonday Newt 12:15 BUI Cunningham MBS 12:30 Bands lor Bonds MBS . 1:00 Green Hornet MBS 1:30 Clyde Beatty MBS 1:55 Bobby Benson MBS 2:00 The Shadow MBS 2:30 True Detective MBS 3:00 Bobby Benson MBS. 3:30. Nick Carter MBS 2:55 Cecil Brown, Ntws, MBS 4:0a News MBS " 4:1 ff Music, . ' f 4:30 Steamboat Jamboree 3:00 Reviewing Stand MBS 3:30 Xnchantcd Hour MBS 6.00 Around Town News 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quis 6:30 Proudly We Hail 7:00 J J. Anthony MBS 7:30 Michael's Memorial BdciL MBS 6:00 Twenty- Questions MBS 8:30 Information Please MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 9:15 Dance Orch. MBS , 9:30 The Whistler CBS 10:00 MGM Musical Comedy Theater MBS . 11:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Monday, -July 14 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS - . 7:13 Breakiast Gang MBS I LAST TIMtii I T0PAT I 1 .Continuous Showa from 12:30 RANDOLPH SCOn Continuous Daily HkVii 1 1 1 KANGAROO I ttofring MAUIEN CHAtA J? lAWrORO with fiwlty Cffi C I . n. RIOTOUS Komi VA PI MrnuUI. MtiMtET I I , fables,,. 1,--Ji-:., t:.i0 Todav i Rst Buys 7 43 Sam Ha'et. BUt. Kwt MBS 7 33 Ftrt Edition lcal Newt 00 Cecil Brown Mbs IS Break faM Gang MBS v 30 War Front Home Fnit MRS 91)0 Th Paula Stont Show MBS 9 IS Platter Party 8.U Data in Hollywood 9 43 lvrrites ol r .trfiv lOOO Newspaper of the Air MBS 1013 Tellote.l MBS 10:10 Pointrt 10 43 Answer Man MRS U 00 Ladies I air MBS 11:23 Newt MRS 11 30 Queen for a Day MRS 12 V0 Name Bands 1213 NHnday News 12. Your Dance Tunet 12:43 Market and Livestock U:3J Klamath Notes 12:33 Currins I 00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1 30 Two at l .W a.ki New. 3 03 News MBS 3:13 Coffee with Katie 2 .TO Clllrtt Warmuo Time MM 3 J3 Mutual s Gam of th Day MBS i n jamais coi ooarn 4 00 Behind th Story MBA 4 13 Hemingway Nwt MBS 4 -SO Curt Niamey T.ma ,Air? 4:43 Sam Hayes. Newa MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 5 30 Twilight Time 5 30 Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6 13 Klamath Theatre wuia 6 30 Around Town News 6.40 Something to Think About 6 43 Sam Hsova. News MBS 6 S3 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 8 00 Let Oaorge Do I MBS 8 30 Bobby Benson MBS 9 00 Glenn Hardy News MRS 9 13 Fulton Lewis Newt MBS 9. 30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 33 3-Mirut Final MBS 1000 1 Love a Mystery MBS ' 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 Crowtll s Next MBS U-oo Night Owlt News 11:03 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off Group Lets Hiway Bids PHPTt A Mr lA ?nrs than thrf mil linn rlnllnr wnrlh nt fnn. tracts lor Oregon highway projects were &waraea at ine iwo-aay meet ing of the Slate Highway Commis sion here. Fridav awftrrii tntnllfri tl Ita Most of that amount was for pro jects in tiie Marion County area. xney inciuoe: buildintr at Snlfm au-siHMi tn Parker Johnson, Co., Portland, $175,088. Gradinir anrl trravMnrr cxilnn of the HayesvilJc School-Turner Roari unit of Ralm hv.nocc iilnn of Pacific Highway, awarded to vemie Jan. uresnam. S3OO770. Construction nf r,ntr kipm Bride snnronrhfti lh d U. Oall&3 Highway at Salem, awarded to Natt McDoueal Co.. Portland $564,677. The commission referred to the State Board of Control for possible later award, the 239,970 bid of Waren Northw'est. Portland, to re construct Summer Street in Salem from Chemeketa to Center. Other contracts were awarded to the lowest bidder. One Change In GOP Roll CHICAGO HV-Washtngion-s re Dresentation on the Republican National Committee remained im- chanced Friday nicht when the maueup 01 me new committee was announced at GOP convention headquarters here. There was one chancre in Oregon's lineup. Representing Washington on the committee will be Harlan Peyton, Spokane, and Mrs. Neal Tourtell otte, Seattle. For Oregon it will be Mrs. Marshall E. Cornell. Klamath Falls, and Jesse Gard, Portland, replacing Ralph Cake, who retired. BELL ELKCTED LAKE PLACID, N. Y. Mt Mrs. Rose Bell of Stavton. Ore.. Thurs day was re-elected for two years a national director of the Catholic Daughters of America. M(424!4 , Most flattering r.nllnr nt all It's the scalloped canelet that gives a suggestion of sleeves for flattery! Smooth lines take Inches off your waist, nips there's magic in me way mis pattern is periectly proportioned for shortcr-walsted fuller figures. Pattern RD247: Half sizes 1454, 16'A. 18'A. 20'i. 22i',. 241i Slzo lB'2 takes 3 yds. 39-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated ocw i;nart snows you . every, step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern to Marlon Martin. care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly your name, ad dress, zone, size and style num ber. ; M L ' . W m a l i, .i'..Vi i 'X-ii . . h . 41 1 IKE THE WINNER Sen. Dwi9h 0. Eisenhower, bo.minq with happiness, waves both arms in acknowledgement of throng of well wishers as he appeared at hit hotel after win. ning the Republican nomination for the presidency. Widmark Plans To Leave Movies For HOLLYWOOD (NEA1 Ex clusively Yours: His agents are wringing their hands, but Richard Widmark 's definitely bowing out of his Fox contract and leaving Hollywood two years from now. Here s what Dick, who's co-star ring with Joanne Dru tn "Big Man," told me about his Dig deci sion: It's not money. These days an actor can't make a fortune so I may as well do what I want to do on the stage. Age has some thing to do with it. loo. You think to yourself that the end of the road isn t too fur oil. so you want to enjov life while you can. Time is breathing down mv neck. There are things that I have to do and thev aren't in Hollywood. I want new challenges." Alan Campbell is again saving that there will be no divorce filed by Dorothy Parker. It will be a permanent separation "because we are happier when we are apart." French actress Suzanne Flon will share the feminine honors opposite J05e Ferrer in John Hus ton's "Moulin Rouge." It mav not be admitted, but before becoming actress Suzanne was Edith Plaf's secretary. Television, the steam-roller. Is responsible for the razing of the historic outdoor cathedral set built for Lon Chaney in "The Hunch bock of Notre Dame" , In 1923 at U-I. Permanent outdoor sets for telefilms are replacing the famous structure. Ravmond Massev's contract with Producer Paul Gregory stipulates that his role of Abraham Lincoln be played down in the publicity for his forthcoming road tour as Ty Power's co-star In "John Brown's Body." Massev. who will double In five other parts. Is trvlng to live down his Identification as the perfect Lincoln type. It's hurt his career. Mario Lanza, of all people. wants to co-star with John Carroll In a blended-voices musical and thM's one reason whv MGM lust gave John an audio test. It's In Charles O'Curran's con tract with Paramount that he be given his chance to direct witnin ihe next vear. And if he doesn't tret the chance. Bettv Hutton will have plenty to say about It. Katlna Paxlnou. the famous Greek acress who won an Oscar and then got the kiss ol dentn from Hollvwood. has another movie comeback chance. She stars in one of the three eolsodes In "Taies of Cairo." now being filmed In Egypt bv Victor Stoloff. The picture will be released as a Lost Plane Discovered ROSEBURO. Ore. HI A plane that disappeared our years ago In the Cascade Mountains with Its Tacoina pilot, was found Thurs day. What were believed to be the bones of Pilot Richard Doyle, 35, were found near the wreckage at the 4,200 foot level on Red Butte,, 40 miles east of here. Doyle, a student pilot, was en route home from a flight to Med ford when he disappeared In Sept ember, 1948. The ceiling mat day was 4.000 lent. Herbert Smith, a Douglas Coun ty timber cruiser, found the wreck, ed plane. STASSEN BACK CHICAGO lyfl Harold Stassen, who made an unsuccessful bid for the Republican presidential nomi nation, said Saturday he Is return ing to his post as president oi tne University of Pennsylvania. FOR SALE WALKERS DRIVE-IN Property, Bldq., Fixtures $7000 A good buy. Termt may be arranged. So. 6th and Martin Phone 6721 Stage Career movie-house feature or chopped up for TV. Maureen O'Hara's decided to di vorce Will Price alter all. How many times cun a movie queen change her mind? Two weeks ago she snore there would be no breaking of legal ties. Barbara Lawrence has been given uie gree,i i.n.,1 I,, .e.aliK i her film career following the birth lot her child . . . Film newcomer av Meiano. wno's been, kept under wraps by Warners as a thrrnL in Mario Lanza, made hli Hollywood now at Clros on July 4. The studio has big plans for the hand some singer. Whut happens to Gordon MacRae . . . ? Errol Flvnn. undlsmaved bv his headaches with "The Adventures of Captain Fabian," will become an independent producer strain with "Jamaica Jim." Sterling Huy- den will star In the story, written by Alvce Canfleld. CALENDAR GIRL "Thirty days hath September, Ann. June and November. All the re.it have 31. Except Marllvn Monroe, who has 37 Inches." Harry Clmrlng Bob Hope's building a small golf course on his back lawn . . .Ken Tobey's description of his role In "The Murder I get the girl that doesn't want Bob Mitchum." . . , Now it can be told: Nina Foch. drooped bv Columbia because she had "no sex appeal." plavcd the role of Marie Antoinette In "Sea- ramouche." The rendition was so warm the studio censor ordered Director Oeorge 8ldnev to reshoot Nina's entire footago In the film. Paramount has a atorv titled "The Road to Lisbon," all about atomic spies and stuff like that there, for guess who? . . .There will be no music credits on Charlie Chaplin's "Limelight." He wrote and conducted the entire score . . . Frankle Lalne's two-week stand at the London Palladium in August already is a sellout. The names of Ingrld Bergman, Ann Blyth and John Wayne mav be brought Into the Stewart Granger Jean 8ommons-Howard Hughes court battle. NOW PLAYING WILBUR AND An Outstanding Musical Combination featuring WILBUR STILES at th, Hammond Organ and Piano end "TUT" H ALA AS , Drums and Vocals it 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 it Dancing Starts at 9:30 p.m. (No. Fed. Tax Before 9:30 P.M.) VFW Names New Officers ASTORIA W E. L. Mikesell, Grains Puss. Fiiduy was elrrtrd department romniander at the con vention of the Oregon Vetriaiis vl r'oreltin Wars, Nerving Willi him will be Thomas Campbell, priullrtou, suiilor vice comiiiiimler: Ron DU-krn, Molulla, junior vice rominander John Si-hum, Porllnml, quiiiiermaMrr; Muynurd WiImiii, CuIIiiko Urine, Jiidne advocate, and Dr. George O. Dunham, Portland, driiartiiioiil surgeon. Resolutions approved by Ihe con vention rallrd for: Payment o( the stale veterans bonu.i to Koieiin War veteiuiut. re jection nf the Velrraita Administra tion reurumilRnlion promum pro posed In Ihe Hoover Commission report opposition to all lorins o( world government; Investigation of V. 8. hIMory text books to eliminate Coiniiiuiil.-.l material, II any: livorcaMliii the maximum state home limn for veterans from fti.lUK) to 18.000. Oflicers elected bv Ihe women's auxiliary: Mrs. Illiinihe Ouerg, Portland, pri'slileul: Mrs. Crclle Hntor, Portland, senior vice ptesl dent: Mrs. Palte Hopkins, Roguo River, chaplain: Mrs. Iris Mitts, Molallu. conductress: Mrs. Jean ette Wooly, Coos Bay. guard. Celebration In Abilene ABILENE, Kss. If! Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower's nomina tion for President set off a rous ing celebration In his hometown Friday. Crowds gathered quickly In the downtown district as the news spread that General Ike hud been standard bearer on the llrsl ballot at the Chicago convention. There was snouting and happy smiles on every side. People grubbed each other and pumped hands. Blasts Irom the air raid whistle at the fire station and ringing of the fire alaim got the celebration rolling. Russell Says He'll Beat Ike WASHINGTON i.rl sen. Rich, ard Russell of Georgia congratu lated Gen. Dwli-hl D. Elsenhower on winning Ihe Republican pre.il. dentlal nomination and said Fri day he'd welcome the chance to run against him In the fall. Russell. candidate for the Democratic nomination for presi dent, said, too, he was sure he could beat Elsenhower. Escaped Con Soon Caught ORANTS PASS Frank Govlor. 23, prisoner who escaped ThUrsday whllo being taken to the penitentiary at Salem, was caught at Cottage Grove late in the day. Sherm Lloyd Lewis reported to his office here that the man. under sentence for lorgory, escaped through a restaurant rest room window. Later a logger reported to Cottage Grove police he had given a lift to a man wild answer ed the description. An alarm was sounded quickly and Horace Wolford saw the man run across a baseball park. He took after him, got him. and the first oiucer tn arrive ana take over was Sheriff Lewis. , IIIDGWAY VISITS QL'KEN LONDON Wi Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway supreme allied com mander in Europe, paid a 30-mln-ute call on Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace Thursdsy. TUT VVILLARD HOTEL S " I tl sry, 'K ;ii I I x . iff ft h ' YrVr-vai TEEN-AGE ROAD-E-0 chairman Rex Dyt and Mac McMillan show police judge Frank Blackmer copy of poster advertising the JAYCEE sponsored Teen-age Driving contest held at 8ln end Pine on July 20th. Democrats Predict November Victory y The Ansuclatetl Press Democrats predicted Saturday they would whip Uie OOl' fciscn-hower-Nixon team in November. But most of those who commented uurrcd the llt-publiraiu nominated llieir strongest candidate lor the presidency. The big question now was: Who will the Democrats pin tlirlr hopes on to beat Gen. Dwight D. Kben howei. named ihe Republican standard bearer Friday? 'they'll decide that in ihe Democratic na tional convention opening lu Chi cago on July 21. Tlie Nuvrmbcr election Will be no "pink tea" parly lor the Demo crats, predicted James A. Farley, former Democratic national cliair man. He told a convention ol New York Slate Yuung Democrats the Republicans hud nominated "a very formidable candidate" and the Democtats must selecl a man "qualified 111 every respect." Far ley didn't suy whether he had any one in mind. Republican defeat was predicted by lour candidates lor the Demo cratlc nomlniillon Sen. Estes Keluuver ol Tennessee. Ben. Rob ert S. Kerr of okluhoma. Mutual Security Administrator Averell tiarrimun ana Ben. mrnard Rus sell of Georgia. So did Gov. Adlal Stevenson of Illinois, mentioned as a jiosstble draftee lur the nomina lion. Kerr told Washington newsmen Elsenhower would be "a sadder but wiser general" after Nov. 4. that "the Republican pnrly'a rec ord will be a handicap greater oecn tor generations. Arriving in New York Friday night. Harriiiisn laid reporters Kliicnhnwer would be beaten "becausi nl his Ignor- ance on domestic matters." Kefauver and Russell messaged congratulations to Eisenhower. than he can overcome." Later In New York, Kerr told a television audience Elsenhower will lose whatever he does, lliirrlman Issued a statement In SLASH! . Bills CONTROL! Window Sweat It's Time To Order: THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE Keystone ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AMERICA'S FINEST . Nothing Down 36 Months To Pay ( DNTROI, WINDOW' SWEAT A r.MMINATKS ivKATiimsTnirriNd WITH OR WITHOUT BCIU.r.NS ABCO Keystone Product Co. 209 Underwood Bldg. PHONE 5393 Java - r - r c Detroit saving "however they try to conceal II, the lacl remains thai y tlie Republican party Is still His .party of grim reaction as it has i Each said they would be happy to rampaiiin againit ine general mis fall and beat him, Kefauver declared In a state ment that Elsenhower's nomina tion denmnslrates thai "In this critical year Ihe rank and III members of both political parties are going to have their way 111 spile of the attempted obttrucllon of selfish political btases." Stevenson, In predicting Demo cratic victory, made what was In terpreted aa another effort to lake himself out of the Democrutio race. He said he "wants no other office than governor and hopes all convention delegates will respect his wishes. President Truman sent word to newsmen thai he had no comment on Elsenhower's vlcloiy. AH along he has Indicated he thought sen. Robert A. T'i ot Ohio would bo easier to defeat than Elsenhower. A close political associate of Iho President told a reporter Trumwi was determined tha, Democrutio hopes musl be lied U a fuhtlmf campaign, based on an ali.out "fair deal" platform. The Inform ant asked not to be Iden'illed. " lMATN UI. OMStat AMERICAN CHINESE Foodi at their bestl Ph, 49 Far Ord.rs Te Toks Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. : luiihlw!'!' .iii lii'B ft llttBSTOaittC XmMh M . 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