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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 1.1, 1WV2 KKLW 1451 Kc.-PDT . Tucwiay Evrntnr, July IS 00 ftrtorla Highlights II 111 Home Town Newa fl 25 World Newi Sumiuarf 30 Twilight Serenade C 43 Heanlint. Edition fi Coming Attraction on ABC 7 00 Proudly We Hail I 30 Mayor or Timet Square, ABC 8 00 Ear ape with Me ABC II JO lawrenc Welk ABC S 00 Pacific Coast Baseball MHt WCTICl" Mis jwr lt!w i Sjh faeMrVUl ili..l V 6EEG0EYPECK I n m I ' OflWS KCUIHIT THYEin WOUTNXK WYEXTOQ Stmra Fall af ,gun A4 C4m! GREGORY PECK , ANN BLYTH CONTINUOUS FROM 1:45 c TOMORROW! iovt fVj! ' (MUM UCU EM BUCK , Minvaftn him iur'c ylsetincoor ERROL FLYNN DEAN STOCKWELL Pari Uta Roberl Doufla v im en iMrnm leu star Ethel BARRYMORE GARY COOPER VAN JOHNSON GENE KELLY JANET LEIGH FREDRIC MARCH WILLIAM POWELL; S. Z. SAKAI I Marinri M&tN George MURPHY-Keefc 8RASSELLE , Jimes WHITMORE . Ketmn WYNN Hincy DVIS lewis STOHE SI IM I if;. I (mint Mmrrm BORDJE ANN 8LY7H DAVID FARRAR 10 oo in p M. Headline 10 13 Parifir Coail Baseball 11 00 Nivi Sumnitrjr 11.04 Sign Oil , ' KFLW lit Kc-rDT Wrdnrsda.T. July II f-flO Sign on Newa Summary ft 04 Corn tn the Mora v 44 B B TV 100 Newa. Breakfast Edition 1:13 Chsrlies Roundup 1:: Bob Gar red & Newa ABC T:40 Top el the Morning 1 M John Contt ABC g OU Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 30 Break the Bank ABC 10.00 Chct Huntley ABC 10 14 Lone Journey ABC 10 M My True Story ABC 11:14 Wnen Girl Mirrtet ABC 11:30 Jimmy Fioler 11.43 Musical Roundup 11:43 Market Report Ntut, Noon fcdilion 12 IS Psylas Sidewalk Show 12 30 Lucky-U Ranch ABC 1-00 The Bill Ring Show ABC 1:14 Easy Ui tentng t . 1:30 Bs.n Brief 144 Paul Harvey ABC 2 00 BeUer Living 3:14 Ronnie Kfmper ABC 2 JO Mary Margaret McBnde ABC a 00 Ted Malone ABC 3.14 Tcnneuee Ernie ABC 3:30 Ca) Tinney ABC 4 00 Requtitlully Youra 50J Fun Factory ABC '' 8:30 World Fi ght Reporter ABC 3 24 Rojal Triton Bibl. Roundup ABC 3J0 Che I Huntley ABC 5:44 Look to the Skies M Sport Hlgl 3 Home Tow t:2i World News Summary 6 30 Twilight Serenade 6:44 Headline Edition ABC 6 44 It Happens Every D-y ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7 30 Averrill Harriman Speech ABC 8 00 Valentino ABC B 30 Milton Cross Opera Album ABC 00 Pacific Coast Baseball 1CO0 10 P.M. Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summary 1104 Sign Off KFJI Hit Kc.-PDT Tucidmy Evenlnr. July IS g 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :13 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 44 Sam Hayes New MBS 6 54 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Jimmy Carroll Show MBS 7:30 Peter Salem MBS g:00 Count Mont Crist UBS 8:30 Serenade In Blue 8:44 Heidelberg Harmonalres 8:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 8:13 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Tor Dancers Only 8:43 Sports Final 8.44 5-Mlnute Final MBS 10:00 l Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Official Detective MBS 11:00 Night Owls Newt 11:04 Night Owl Club 12.00 Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc.-PDT Wednesday, July If 8 00 Sunrise Serenade) '33 Farm Reporter T oo Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Beat Buys 7.43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:44 Ftrst Edition Local News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS g 14 Breaklast Gang MBS . g:30 Bible Institute MBS 940 Paula Stone, Show UBS 8:13 Platter Party 8:30 Daw tn Hollywood 9:43 Favorites of Yesterday 10.D0 Newspaper of , Uxa Air UBS 10:13 Tello Test UBS 10:30 LaPointes 10:43 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair UBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Queen For a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 13:13 Noonday Newi 12:30 Dance Tunes 12.43 Marketa-Klamath Notes 12 43 Currina 1:00 Jack Kirkwood MBS 1.30 Two at 1.30 2:00 News MBS 2:03 16 Top Tunes 2:15 Coffee With Katie 2:30 Gillette Warmun MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:33 Camel Scoreboard 4:00 Behind the Story UBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes Newi MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request 5:30 Twilight Time 3:40 16 Top Tunes 5:50 News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something To Think A both 6:43 Sam Hayes New UBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Family Theater MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What's the Name of Song U 8:30 Mysterious Traveler MBS. 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 8:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. UBS 8:30 For Dancers Only 8:43 Sports Final 8:33 S-Minute Final 10:00 I Love a Mvitcry MBS 10:15 Here's to Vets 10:30 Out of Thunder UBS 11:00 Night Owls News 1145 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off a ' SB. .1 . -A II y ON A MORNING STROL I nnu. younr vumt it Colonic. Germany, Zoo. illcks out lit pw t in eouilly-lnquliUw tire camel during moraine droll on leash of attendant'! ton. Gabor Keeps Date After Sanders Reconciliation HOLLYWOOD INEA Behind 1 about Director Michael Curtla when Sdalio "Ghost Town' Site of Convention (he Screen: Zippv Zsa Zsa Gabor 's design lor marriage has evebrows zooming again, sne reconciled villi George Sanders after another sep aration with the understandin that she could keeD a dinner and danc ing date she'd promised a wealthy admirer. "It was like a scene from Noel Coward." Zsa sa recalled. "I was not readv when he arrived so George Invited him to have a drink. My husband liked him very much. George said. 'Have a Rood time, dear.' and ve vent out. "Next morning at breakfast George said, 'Did you have a good time?' "I said 'No.' George seemed hap. py about It." Smooth sailing now for her mar riage to George? "Maybe." she confided. "But vou know something he doesn't vant a wife and I don't vant a husband. He vanu a mother and I vant a father." Lloyd Nolan's doctors suspect a throat nodule that may require surgery the result of the strain on Nolan's pipes during rehearsals for the Broadway musical, "CourtuV Time." he was hiring a secretary. "ine nuui j are uexioie,- curus .said. "You can get In anytime be fore and leave anytime alter " Dolores Del Rio and man-about- lown Lew Rilev decided to tell it to Senor Preacher down Mexico when she returned from her long European vacation last week. Thev are being tossed parties almost very night In honor of the forth coming hitching. That doll who's the spitting image ol Mar lvn Monroe on bill boards advertising beer is actually Marilyn. It will take years before all the commercial poses made of her before she bit movie stardom are exhausted. X-rays will reveal within a few weeks whether Barbara Rush and Jeffrey Hunter will receive a dou ble package from the stork In late August. , An Irma-bralned steno whose punctuation Is out of thla world sent a postcard back from Ber muda that has CBS executives red' faced. She wrote: 'Lots of fun belnc naa by all." Eliiabeth Taylor Is reading the By BOB LKKKUillT SILVKU CITY, Idaho t. llolrl re.servattoiui won't bother Die !,&uu Idaho and Eastern Orritoti tot-k- men overflowing this historic "ghost city" for the 74th aimunl convention of the Uwvnrr Cattle men'a Association July 3t n. There a rent any hotels In Silver City Just plenty of wide open spaces for the cattlemen to park ineir Demons and a i n ol sage brush to make sleeping easier. Once a bustling mining cainn of 30.000 people. Silver City tins dwindled to a lew dilapidated buildings. But each year cattlemen front throughout the area buck (lie liar-, row. dusty mountain road Inln the 1 Isolated convention site bv hor;e- I back. Jreu and Cadillac to relive i the glories of Silver City, A cnoice ueel will Do "cut out" of one ol Uie many cattle herds in Owyhee County and barbecued over a western-style canipfire. An all-night dance will be held under the stars for those who forget then ! bedrolls and a "buckaroo break fast" of sourdough hotcakes. ham ! and eggs will wind up the featlvi-, ties. t I The Owyhee Cattlemen's Asso ciation was formed in 187B to guard the newly developed cattle herds from rustlers and Chinese miner who had flocked Into the rich guld. producing area. uoid was first discovered In the southwest coiner of Idaho In Mti when a party of 29 prospectors searching for. "lost diggings'' in Oregon strayed off Iheir mule Their discovery started a rush and soon Boonvllle. Ruby Clly, silver City and De Lemar were typical western nuntug camps, Silver City absorbed Ruby Cl(y and breame TFp MIRRORS IS 1 In II,. I,,,,,! the giant of the area, 11a popula tion v,ni exceeded III Idaho only by another mining ramp to the norUi-lilahn clly now a desolate village ol 340 people. Hut Silver City's llle wax slmrl in Tho end began 11)10 when the Mighty Trade Dollar Mine closed. Miners and hangers-on moved and by 1 1134 the population waa down to aiiO. That year Hie county anal was moved In Murpliy and pracli. nonorivu rally City. everyone Silver sZ ClARH l J RT, OR EG OH K1I.AX. ; jomtil M Oitfcn'i fiuttt ftijil uml bntil. Su rwr, li , tuuhjif. ol, riJe or jml toij Jy. Sltrf icuhJI) la Ikl wt ibr im j 4 w'f . D."t in the fantawl Copper Giill, avtr looting Ihi fertile, bullion! ol luniol. Donrtr j tvtry night, uiiilwoed lovngo. rim SEASIDE IJ Before You Buy London bv MGM. A corned v about a family of fresh air fiends. FASHION FOR WOMEN A 9068 sizes 34-44 Soft lines are wonderfully ln. deriving! Those gathers lust heinw shoulder and pockets are latest styl ing and the most flattering you could choose. That sweet-heart neckline Is fashion news, tool For women who want the smartest, here Is your dressl Pattern 8068: Women's Sizes 34. 36, 38. 40. 43. 44. Size aft takc 41, yards 39-lnch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern elves perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty cent In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.o; Bo 740,- Chicago' SO, Jit. Print plainly your name, address, tone, size and style number. 1 Victor Hugo's "Tollers of the Sea" will be filmed In England this vear with Director Raoul Walsh at the helm. Within inches of the altar deci sion, the Robert Tavlor-Diane Gar rett romance went blooev . . . Stan I script ol "Athena," sent to her In Laurel, on tour with Oliver Hardv in England, is on the ailing list again . . . Georgeous Sally Gray, who retired from British films five years ago. will be George Raft's leading lady in the London-made "Traitor s Highway." Sally Forrest, champing at the bit .because MGM hasn't assigned her to a picture in almost a year will do another stage stint when she finishes her co-starring role with John Agar In a summer stock company production of "Gramercy Ghost." It s called a technical sus pension when a star leaves her studio while she's still under contract. Greer Oarson's et tn dron her Instill elegance In "My Mother and mw Mccnesney. " ner sixth co- starring movie with Walter Pld geon. The plot has a small Cana dian town background. . , ' Jackson Asks Rain Study TACOMA IH One of the first orders of business when the U.S. House of Representstlves recon venes should be a scientific atudy of raln-maklng. Rep. Henry M. Jackson ID-Wash) said here Tues day. Jackson, here to attend the 50th annual convention of the Washing ton Slate Federation of Labor tAFL) said a bill he co-sponsored with Sen. Warren Magnuaon (D-Wash i to bring about such a study was placed on the Hou.se calendar alter receiving a favor able report from the Hotu.e Inter state and Foreign Commerce Com mittee. The Magnuson-Jackson bill would call for creation of a nine-man com mittee to Investigate the advisabil ity of the federal government regu. latlng weather modification at tempts. Jackson said studies and evalu ation of various artificial raln- maklng methods and their appli cation would develop information extremely helpful to farmers, or chardtsts and ranchers. There's a wobble in 'the mar riage of Gordon MacRae and Shei- lan Stevens tnat nas tneir pais go ing "Tsk, tsk." Let other young, budding Gar- sons and de Havillands hike up their skirts in the cheesecake fever that's sweeping over Hollywood Jodv Lawrence Is sticking to her guns (not gams) as movie town's only leg art holdout. Jodv. a slender, intense oeauty who. clicked as Burt Lancaster's leading lady In "Ten Tall Men" and who's now with Mickey Roo- nev in "All Ashore." lust won t slip Into a bathing suit or a scanty Easter bunny outfit for the studio lens boys. Her stems are as shapely as Grable's. but Jody's wailing that I'm not a clamour g rl. I never have been and I never want to be. I started out to be an actress and If I fail because I won I do cheese cake, then I fail." . , MGM's "Julius Caesar" will have no resemblance to the super- spectacle type of movie. That's the word from the studio s joscpn ftian- kiewicz, who told me: It's an Intimate, nard-nitting psychological melodrama and that's the way we are going to film It." In the cast: James Ma son, Greer Garson, Marlon Brando and Deborah Kerr. Tnnv Dexter, who separated from his wife, has now moved In with his press agent. It's comic Irwin Corey's yarn CUSTOM CANNING ; Fruits end Vegetables -FOR INFORMATION CALL 5374 KLAMATH CANNING CO. 11th and Walnut Dam Hearing To Continue BAKER 'PI Conflicting reports on the value to the Pacific North west or the proposed Oxbow Dam on the Snake River were present ed Monday at a Federal Power Commission hearing. The Idaho Power company wants to build the 140.000 kilowatt dam as a aulck source of power. Arthur inman. vice president ol the firm, said the dam could be built In 18 to 24 months. It would be one 'of a series of five dams which the company could complete In 10 years at a cost of 140 million dollars, he said. Howard Sttnson. Boise, attorney for the Bureau of Reclamation, criticized the plan. He said he pro posed Hells Canyon Dam, which the government wants to build and operate in the same area, would generate 1.240,000 kilowatts of pow er compared with the 390,000 to 830,000 from Idaho Power's pro- posed live low dams. The The hearing continued Wednesday. Hans Norland Insures Furniture. 637 Pine St. KLAMATH 'ALLS. AMERICAN CHINESE foods at their btitl Ph. 4y For Ordtn To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mqr. People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! A FOOD FREEZER or JOIN A FOOD PLAN CLUB be sure and (heck with FYOCICS! LET US PROVE: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. We have a better deal We have a better f reeier You love Money 5$J Your savings will mare than moke the payments en your freeser. Your family will eat steak far the price af hamburger. Yeu save countless trips to the market. A BETTER PLAN FOR BETTER LIVING! Chil-Chest by REVCO. 8-15-23 cu. ft. sites. 15 cu. ft. only $379.95 PHONE US FOR AN EVENING APPOINTMENT 1001 MAIN FYOCK'! 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