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Newspaper Page Text.'AGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAUATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JULY 14, 1952 7 -I w t-i FLYV 1450 He. PDT . Monday Evening July H 00 Snorla HUhlliM. 1:18 Horn Town hew a S:2S World Newm Summary I:S0 Twilight Sarenade e:43 Headline Edition ABC l:SS Attractions on ABC ?:00 Tha Lone Ranter ABC, I 30 Hanrj- J. Taylor ARC J stawart Craig ABC TODAY! DORIS DAY .ftV - iAliMBalPlOKt TV TLOYEJOY V 1 0t0o7TUCTM JBlBsl IDMUACKIN, ' I ' AtdQT VtT SONG - lOVE ..FUN isiiki ACOAIM IT - : JE&& THE YEAR'S JrjjjKli TOT OUTDOOR f3sS 1 Sanaa rail f i3J 77 '-irii ii Mil r 'ftW-ii. nm n I n GREGORY KCK J , ANN BLYTil I- UKtWKI nut- ANN BLYTH T WoiXDlJl lift in ARMS SSWfiSr I 3 NEXT ATTRACTION Starts TOMORROW, RUDYARD KIPLING'S JSSBB.. Errol FLYNN Dean STCCKWEli , FAUL ROBERT LUKAS-DOUGLAS AIH(UHQSS UUKIHUKZ MGM Pictvrt It M ChlrtfO Sifnatur ABC I W Safrway Uuuc Trttair B O Music . 9 oo Paul wtilwman itadto Ttta Club 10:00 10 P. M. Hultn 10:13 Strtnadt In Blue 10 M Insomnia ciuo oo Raws bummiry .01 Sun Off KFLW H3I Kc. PDT Tuesday, July 15 00 $ign On Nii Summary 605 C on. in Iht Morn 7:00 News. BkM. Edition T:15 Charlit's Roundup 1:30 Bob Carrcd. News ABC T:0 Top el tht Mornln ! M John Con. ABC t oo Breakfast Club ABC t:O0 Hank Htnry Show b:U Bicak the Bank ARC 10 00 Chet Huntly ABC 10:1.". Lout Journey ABC 10: JO My Tru Story ABC . I 10:55 WhUptrmi Sirts ABC 11:15 When a Girl Marries ABC 11 30 Lawrence Welk Show 1145 fc.ut.fal Roundup U 55 Market Kepori 13:00 Noon Edition Ntwt 12 IS Pavleaa Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC 1:00 Bill Ring anow ntx 1:13 Easy Lute rung 1:30 Bam Bneft 143 Paul Harvey ABC 2 00 It Happent Every Dy ABC 2:05 Blter Living 120 MuMC J:30 Mary Marr McBrldt ABC 3 00 Ted Ma lone ABC 3:1S Tennessee Ernie ABC 3 ;t0 Cal Tinney ABC 4 00 Rtquestfully Voun 5 00 Tun Factory ABC 3 .20 World Fl i M Reporter AFC 3:25 Roval Tnton BsM. Roundup ABC 3:30 Chtt Huntley ABC 3:45 B it B TV 6:00 Sports Highlit Mi 6:15 Horn Town Newt 6 23 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade fi.45 Headline Edition ABC 6 33 Attractions on ABC 7 00 Proudly wt Hail ' 7X Mavor of T me Sotiare ABC . 100 Escape With Me ABC 8 30 Lawrence Welk ABC 9:00 Pacific Coast Ban ball 1000 10 p.m. Headline 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 Newt Summary 11:03 Sign OH " i". " KFJI Ke. PDT' ' Mondmr ETeiiinr Joly 14 6 00 Cabritl Hetlttr MBS 6:13 Kttmatb Theater Quia . 6:30 Around Town New 6 40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Huct, Newf MBS 6:35 Bill Htnry MBS 7:00 1 Was a Communist for TBI 7:30 Bright Star 8:00 Let George Do It MB S 6:30 Warfront Holnefront- MBS 9 G3 Glenn Hardy-News MB :13 Fulton Lewis Newt MBS S-30 For Dancers Only 6:45 Sportt Final B:53 5minutt Final MBS 10 00 1 Love A Mvitery MBS 10:13 Look to the Sltttt 1C:30 Crowell't Nett ; 11.-O0 Night OwU Sm v 11:03 Nigrtt Owlt Club 11:00 SigO Of! KFJJ 115 Kc. PUT - Tuesday. July 15 6:00 Sunrttt Serenade 6 55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Ntwt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today' Best But 7-43 Sam Hayes BkfsL News MBS 7-53 Pint Edition Local Ntwt I 00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 830 Have a of Rest MBS 9 00 Paula Stone Show MBS 9:13 Garden Guide 9:30 Treddit Martm 9:43 Familiar Favontet 10:00 Newspaper of tit Air MBS 10:15 TelJo Test MBS :0:30 LaPointes 10:45 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Assembly of God 11:13 Music -. 11:25 Newt MBS ' " ' 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12 00 Nama Bands 12:15 Noon Day Newt 12:30 Dane lunes 12:45 Market Reports ii m Klamath. . Motet 12:33 Currins 1:00 Jack Kincwooa bob 110 Two at 1:30 2.00 Newt 3:05 News MBS 2:13 Coffee with Kttit 2:30 Gillette Wannup MBS 2:33 Gamt of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4 00 John SebasUan Show MBS 4:15 Hemingway Ntwt MBS 4:30 Curt Massty Tuna MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Rickys Rtquest 3:30 Musical Quiz Tim 3 30 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theatre Quiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think Ab4ut a Ram Haves News MBS 6i53 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Jimmy Carroll Show MBS 7:30 Peter Salem, MBS 9:00 Count of Monte CrUto MBS 8:30 Serenade In Blue 8:45 Heidelberg HarmonatTet 8:00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Newt MBS 9:30 For Danccrt Only 9:45 Sports Final 8:35 5-Minutt Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Official Detective MBS 11:00 Night OwU Newt 11:05 Night Owlt Club 12.00 Sign Off HRBARRYMORE GARY COOP VAN JOHNSON GENE KELLY JANET IDGH-FREDRK MARCH j WILLIAM PUWUJ. WBH auraii Mas mna IBIIIMI H 111 m HI I l nail ii;iua)ii pa. 1 1 mmiii mi I.,. f -V: ' ' ' . i ' 1 ' I . War... wi v . Scholarship Awarded Girl OKFOON 8TATK COLLEGE. Corvnlll.1, Hrbr Ciitfr 10U Klamath Union MRU 8i-hool trriii- if, lias born nvardrd tuition cliolarshlp lo uttrnd Oron BUi Colloe during (lie Kliool yor, Accwillng lo Dnllm W. Nor ton, eliklrinnn ot tin OSQ Bcholii ship Committee. Nlnatjrtwd high iifiiooi annioia were Bolecica winnrn. ed on comnetltiv l)i. thfe seholnrshliw mo viuca v nu, mm will cover luliion and puriml lets. Basis lor stlocllon Includes c- di'mlo chlevcmeni una ic3on- mble llntnctal nrcu. All loinl 173 ncholiirslilps r grantrd. Thoso Inrludfd Si loreiK" students, l Alusltitn d Hnwullnn Mudfitls. mid 30 persons Willi pre vtou work al O&C. Miss Custer, duugnlor ol Mr. inu , i already Ketthm tho wall whls. Mrs Brooks u. tusici. J'-o o"--i. w.v Ki.niiuth Falls, was aalu- tnlorlan o( Iter graduntliiK clasa. Sho was active in ninn unoui as secretary ol Snnli.h Club and pros. Idem o( Oiils' Leniiue Unnce-a-Lol. She wns also a member of Honor Society. All - Norinwcsi cnuiun, llirls' Sextette, a cnppella choir, and TN-Hl-Y. She ptans on higher educnllon in tho fields ot homo economics t.t education. : YANKEE YEARLING Mrv Throncberry, brother of the Red Sox' Faye, bends an ear to some advice from Casey Stengel be fore taking batting practice at Yankee Stadium. The 19-year-old first sacker from Memphis was signed bv the World Champions . -1 lor a $50,000 bonus (iEA) American Tells Red Tortures HONG KONG IB Robert T. Bryan, an American attorney.' said Saturday the Chinese Com munists beat him with a rubber hose and used spinal drug injec tions to wring statements from him during 16 months Imprison ment. Bryan, 59. a China resident for 45 years, was deported from China June 26. He refused to talk to newsmen of his exoeriences until he boarded the liner President Cleveland bound- for San Francis co. He said the Reds tortured him to confess but 'most of the time I never could limire out what they wanted me to confess." It was on April 16. he related. the Reds Rave- him a spinal injec tion. Under the influence ot the drug, he said, he remembered .iicaiaung a "coniession to us captors. Again on June 7 he was he refused to sign a criticism of the U. S. Bryan's U. S. address Is Wil mington, N. C. BIG HAIL PORTLAND Ml Burglars broke into a Jewelry store here early Saturday, and made off with rings, watches and gems that one sf the owners. Morris Rogoway. valued i 520.000. Fortune Left By, Frugal Man KANSAS CITY IB A million. dollar estate was lelt by an elderly man who had one patched suit and cooked his own meals over a gas hot plate, it wu dis closed Saturday. The disclosure was made In the filmR of the will of Ralph George Baldwin, 60. In probate court. Baldwin, a bachelor, died July 4. Few acquaintances realised he was wealthy. under the will the estate was left to cousins, other distant rela. fives and friends In amounts rang ing from 5250 lo :0O,OOO. Baldwin inherited the farm on which he wus reared near Ottawa Kas. He sold It about 1910 and invested in slocks, adding to this the profits of a bicycle repair shop ne operated nere in tne m.'os. During the 1929 stock market crash Baldwin clung to his shares and bought others at bargain prices. He lived for many years tn rented room, cooking his own meals and mending his clothes. Margaret O'Brien Now 76; Shies From Glamor Roles HOLLYWOOD, tNEAl Ouvs and Dolls: Margaret O'Hrlrn soon will ba Swtrl Blxtorn. but, Hiiro will be no Jouiurv (or Margaret Into (lie Hollywood glamor-girl lea a in now (hat she 's out ol bobby sox and Into nvlona. Already being railed a young Helen Haves following a Bnaiiin Mane plav and New York television appearance, an all grown-up and gorgeous Margaret told 1110: "I want to be known as an ac treaa not as glamor dish. Glam or gliW fade and disappear. Good actresses go on forever." Two years avo Margaret was In brbbv aox and resented growing up probably because she had so much lun as a child star. Now she's a youim Indv, drf.v.ed the part and la beamlnn ovrr new carerr in lomaiiilo tern-age roles. Ileal romance (or Margaret, who Firemen Quell Suburban firemen were called to a trailer house al 3304 Delaware this morning lo put out a fire In i a mattress. ; The trailer was occupied by R. i P. Rogers. There was no damoge ' except to the mattress, firemen said. I City firs equipment made two 1 runs Sunday, to extinguish grass Message Left At Crash Site FAIRBANKS. Alaska in Two notes, one bearing the words, i am sorry. Colonel" were lound ..... the hodv ot a Sacramento, Colif.. Air Force captain who ap parently uvea tor seven u.n side tho wreckage of his crashed plane in the Yukon Valley. Capt. Harvey Ttllon, 33. was one ot (tve men aboard the C-41 trans port Plane when It croshed Jan. 13. Tho bodies ot the (our other airmen were found huddlrd In a crude parachute shelter, about a mile from tho plane. Tenth Air Rescue Squadron ground crewmen thforlrnl that Tllton was utiBble to Join the others after he reached the ground. The contents ot one of tho notes, a farewell message to his wile, were not revealed. The other was apparently an apology lo Tllton s commanding officer. Col. Edward Moore, ol F.lelson Air Force Base, for losing the plane and Its crew. Seven marks had been" scribbled on the note to Col. Moore, Indicat ing that Tllton possibly had lived for seven days alter tho plane plunged to earth. The wreckage of the plane was found Tuesday aome 150 miles north of here. Modern studies Indicate that the climate o( Greenland was very much warmer about 1,000 A.D. than it is today. Greek burials were sometimes made in jars that were molded fires on California Avenue and Old around the body and then baked. 1 Fort Road. DON'T FORGET 2-1234 ties Not yet." she told mr. "A lew dates, but nothing arrious." Dana Andrewa anllled the beans about . the big secret he's kept I loin his Hollywood bosses lor 13 vrars. He can ting with the best ol Ihrm and has a rich, (rallied bari tone VoU'P. "I didn't (rll DiiitvI Zauiick or Snmurl Goldwvn," Dona explained because you're dead In Hollywood If vou'io a singer. Nolmdv will ac cept you as an actor. About the time I hit Hollywood, thevs-had stopped muklug musicals. I'm no tool. I tust kept mv mouth shut." His greatest trmntaiion to blab his secret came when he was mok ing 'Slate Fair." Dana, who stud led voice for six years under tamed Isidore BniKSloltl and Florence Russell grinned: "The script called for me to sing 'It's a Grand Night lor Singing.' I let I hem hire another singer to dub me. Thev paid hint li0 lor It. I could have saved the atudlo that money and aung (he (line a lot better. But I kept mv mouth shut. I don't like what happens to singers in Hollywood. ' Phyllis Kirk, a beauty who nev er ended up In the hero's arms In Hollywood and developed a mi nor complex about It, Is able to look the town's Lanas and Iledvs straight In the eves these days. She winds ud as the palpitating swooning oblect of Alan Laild t a( fectlons In "The Iron Mistress" and la shouting that "at last I've got ten a man. It's a step In the right direction." Velvet-eyed Phyllis, once under contract to MUM and Ooldwyu. u mighty happy she tucked eight live TV (hows under her waist clnclier before reporting back to Hollywood. 'You get lost in the shuttle In Hollywood sometimes and don't get enough to do. Prettv eoon vou don't believe you ran do anything. TV gave me back my coulidence as an actress. There will be no garbled accent from Italian Import Vlttorto O ass man, who's playing a Mexican aris tocrat In MGM's 'Sombrero." Refusing (o mix nlua with ta males. the bridegroom of Shelley Winters, who apeaka almost perfect Fngltah with Just a alight accent, told me: 'You can act with an accent only II you dnn't have an accent, 1 guesa I'm (onunate. I have an acrent but It's mora International llian Kalian." Speaking Fmgllah tor only tha second lime In a movie, tha hand Koine Kalian alar finds It 'exciting ui'CAuae ino tension i so giv.it i can't relax." His report on I he money made bv his Italian IIUii. 'Bitter Rica," Is an eve-onener. The picture cost onlv ll'JO.ooo and already lias made tin oo million dollars. Tyrone Power. Iree-lanclng lor the first time In 14 years, sputtered today at an In-prlm hint that he wasn't happy over the assignment ol Piper Laurie as his co-star In U-l a 'Mississippi Gambler." He's no Mr. Viper where Miss Piper or anv other young atar Is concerned. 'Tv laid It on the line, and "besides, I okayed her lor the role. How do thru ridiculous stor ies gel xtarled?" Tv spiked another rumor, too. Tout his handsome hula waa cov ered wllh eoosenlmple patches oboiil his forthcoming stage (pur In "John Browns Body. And Hint his London starling stint In "Mn Huberts" was a step toward over coming a chronic case ol litters about following In Ihalootstep of ills turnout fatlior on ihe Amerlcsn stare. "ive never had anv fears about Ihe jlage." Ty said. "I'd have been bark in the (healer long before "John Brown's Bodv" but my other activities blocked II." Thieves Steal Garage Safes RKDMOND W Thieves took safes from two Redmond garages Friday night In Identical maneuvers. In earn case entry was gainm throuoh a rear window and the safe wheeled out a back door to a truck. Each was a soo-pouna aaie. the checks and cash In each amounting lo several thousand dolls"- . . The garages were tne temrai Oregon Motors and the Morris Nelson Company. New Record For United States ABOARD 8 8. UNITED BTATCB on Tit Liner United Slates, new 3ueen of (he seas, recorded Matur ay the highest day s run ol any ship afloat. Speeding westward toward New York, the black and white beauty al noon Kantrrn AUaiillo lime had colored 501 nautical miles in tha lift hours alnca noon Friday al Jo 00 knots, Hits clip compared wllh an average apead of 35 59 knots III Ihe eastbound crossing last week end, on which she set a record ol Ihreo days, 10 hours, 40 minutes. The United Stales, bearing 1.650 passengers, picked up speed lor a possible attempt to smash the wesi wsrd Allsnllo crossing record Im mediately alter clearing the English Channel rrlday. 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