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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON mrnAY. .Ttn.Y m, i95i ii Mi'" mi iinn i, nun. Jin ii.ii .11 1 jaifnej pnaaiia nawm fiiipiiiiaaiii m m .n . KFLW 1451 Kc, PPT Friday Evening, July II eoflgpnru HlfhlllMa S:I5 Hum Town Nawa S:2S World Newt Summl.7 a:. Twilight Perenada :4S Haadlln Edition ABC DRIVI-IN I fit l MA-ftJ KETTLE "" 6ROUCHO'ARX "T7 I I MARIE WILSON fiV I I WILLIAM BENDIjUr. I fjffc3 CORN El WILD ft MAUREEN gHARA I .tSrTKHtiSlO mj I mm mkiu turn mm J1 ,vhilMllWlW,ll'1. - Saturday Midnit. 1- AntlCA'S GREATEST AD VDmiRE1 I "DariaafrtftaMletM t "nut soidon but eommr- H m-juiM srewos 'trains L coioasr IVORY (iUIJTER TecHMCOio ferurday Morning HEY .' 11:45 .in. KIDSt "-US CARTOONS Hi : TRAIL f ROBIN HOOD i2H A MONSTER SCIENCE CREATED ... but vould not DESTROY at erring BORIS KARLOFF I ""THe WEIRDEST ' STORY THAT EVER REACHED THE SCREEN... Starring MM is I ...for ?53 you can Mtk 11111 SS It Hipper Every TUr ABC 1 00 Muie by Adlim ABC T -M Hoi) Edison Orrh ABC Oft Top Guy ABC I X) This It Yur FBI ABC 00 Convention Reporter ABC 9:30 Concert o Fsvome 10 00 10 PM Heedlir.es ' 101S Peclfle Co it Bushel, 11:00 Newt Summary U. 03 Stn Off KFLW 145 Ke. PDT Saturday, July II :0fl Sign -On New Summary OS Corn in the Mora 45 B 4 B TV TOO News Break fait EdiUea T:1S Charlie's Roundup t:W Bob Carred, News ABC T:U Top oi the Mornlns T :SS Music I 00 No School Today ABC 8 00 Radio Kids Bible Club t.: Space Patrol ABC IOtOO Operation Ch.cs.ro ABC 10:30 Snake the Marecaa ABC 11.00 Front 4V Center 11:30 Frank and Jackson ABC 11:00 Noon Edition Nws 12:13 Stewart Craif ABC 12::0 Lone Pine Mountaineers ABC 1:00 News ABC 1:13 Sports by FtnnUan ABC l:;t0 Convention City ABC 1:00 Basin Brleto 2:43 Fascinatlnc Rhythm ABC 3.00 Student Symphony ABC 3:30 American Farmer ABC 4:00 Requestfully Yours 5:00 Lea Car diner's Band J B 4ft B TV 45 Stewart Crsi ABC :00 Sports MlfhlnhU 1:13 Home Town News fl:23 World News Summary 6 30 Una May Cerly.e ABC : Words of Lift T OO Saturday at the Shamrock ABC 7:30 convention Forecast ABC 8:00 The Lone Ranter ABC 8:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Pacific Coast BiuebaU 1100 News Summary 11:03 Sign pfl. KFJI 115 Kc. PDT Friday ETtnlnf, July It f-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:13 Klamath Theater Quia 8:30 Around Town News 8:40 Something to Think About 8:43 Sam Hayes New MBS 8:33 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Concerto Festival 1:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS 8:30 Jau Nocturne f-00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 8:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 For Dancers Only 8:43 Sport Final 8:55 5-Ninute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Magazine Theatre MBS 11:00 Nleht Owls News HAS Night Owls Club woo sign on KFJI U5 Ke. PDT Saturday. July II 00 Sunrise' Serenade 6:53 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway J'awa MRS T:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 1:30 Today's Best Buys . . 1:43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Hewa 8:00 Morning Melodies 8:13 News 8:23 Headline Newt MBS 8:30 Haven Of Raat MBS 8:00 Name Bands 8:15 Dance Tunes 8:30 4-H Club 8:45 Favorites af Yastsrrfsv 10:00 News MBS- . 10:13 Currlns 10:30 Social Security 10:25 Concert 10:30 Music 10:53 Gillette Warmua ftfBS 11:00 Game of The Day MBS lit: io Limtri scoreboard MBS 13 camera Scoreboard 1:30 Ricky's Request 2:00 Fifth Army Band MBS 2:30 Bandstand USA MBS 2:45 New MBS 3:00 Men's Comer MBS 3:13 Rukeyser Report MBS 3:30 Musle MBS 3:45 You Never Know 4:00 OPS Varieties MBS 4:13 Frank Hemingway, Newt MBS . 4:80 Music MBS 4:43 Report front , the Pentagon MBS 0-w uoua ntwi 8:30 Christian Science 8:43 Peewee Reese MBS 8:00 Around Town Newt 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Assembly of God 7:00 CoUege Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Tempi 8:00 MGM Theater MBS 8:00 Newt MBS 8:13 Dance Orch. 8:30 Ponderosa Room 8:45 Musle 8:55 Cecil Brown, New MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land MBS 10:30 John Volohan MBS 11:00 Night Owls Newa 11:08 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off f A - v SGT. MERLE D. BOOTH, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Arlay Booth, 2343 Horn Avt., is rvinq on tht Koroan front. A grad ual of Klamath Union High School in 1947, Booth hat' pant 2 I months in th larv. ic. i i ARGENTINA BUYING WHEAT vvw vnntr iaim..iu. half a century a leading exporter nf vtlHl la nMftllslln. I. U ' H. HbtVW.Ull u. WV11U wv wua w wuci,, urain experts said a poor yield In the last har- Ir.L-t anj a HmIIii. In .k.. - are responsiDie ior uie anortage, e Aiuciuine wnw crop is nar vested in December and January, SLENDER HALF-SIZER mm 1 m. R9125 I4V2414 YouVat ollm anI nnlamA I1 ..M mer, everywhere you fo In this etl No alteration problem, half size pattern is designed for the ahorter-walsted, fuller figureAdd tiuaoy WIIHTJ COIiar, etuis. Pattern E9126: Half-Sines 14'i, .flu. lAlf.. 5fll' Oil. W2 dreaa and Jacket SJg ytrde otf-incn; Tn-yara conirasc. . Thlai ' a a (tV.f..11Dja ta.M (at perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart showa you every atep. RainH tVllHtfJ.flira. Mu. It Al-T VOilkB III vuuta IVT tnia Dftttrn tn Marion Miriln nnra of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., r .v. jd.ua d leu, imcago o. ur. Print DlfllnlV Vnilf nam tone, size and style number, Airline Pilots Warn Strike WASHINGTON Wl -1 Pilots of Northwest Airlines Thursday plan ned to strike but didn't say when over a federal court ruling that restored' David L. Behncke to the presidency of their union. A spokesmen said the walkout' may spread to other airlines Just when there is a heavy demand for air travel to the Democratic convention in Chicago next week Judge Walter J. LaBuy ruled in Chicago last week that AFL Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) members violated their own con. stitution and bylaws in kicking senncae out oi on ice last year. Ha ordered Clarence N. Sayen removed from the post and Bcftn eke restored. Larry Cates, the union's top re. one oi a group in tne wasmngton and Chicago offices which resigned from alfa s sun, alter tne ae cision. He told reporters the court dfr cision makes Behncke a dictator since the pilots cannot meet among themselves nr deal with their com. names witnout Benncie a approval. catea said tne oecuion aiso ae Drives the pilots of union repre sentation and made legally Ques tionable some do contracts 'tne DlloU necotiated with airlines dur ing the year Sayen was president.- At cmcago, aayen saia pians were under way for most of the 7.500 ALPA members to secede and form a new union.- While declaring , that the 'fl' was basically over the court ruling, Cates said the pilots have accum ulated several grievances againsi Northwest sovergrounamg or firing, of pilots, vacatdn rights, pay and ' other .matters,'- Washingtonians Lose $500,000 ot.vmpia Lfl Washington resi dents and their visitors lost or de stroyed half a million dollars be- tween 1835 and 1951. That was the face value of 166 million aales tape tokens that dis appeared during the 16 years they were in use. No one knows for sure wnat oe came of them. . In a final report on the tokens they were discontinued last year the Tax Commission merely said the missing discs were "lost or destroyed In circulation." Some were saved for souvenirs. Others were stacked ub for poker chips. Many were used as wash ers. Thousands of them were com bined with small headed nails and used as roofing nails during the metal shortage. V The tokens were made of (alumi num, plastic and fibre. Individually hev were .wprth less than a cent. Collectively, the Tax Commission said they were worth $551,652. "If you need proof that little things count ud. this is it." ouipped D. R. Johnson, secretary of .the tax commission. Oregon Man tilled In Flaming Crash LOS ANGELES l.fl An Ore: son insurance man, his bride of a month and her parents died Thursday as their light plane, tak ing off Into a heavy fog, hit two houses on the edse of an airport. No one was injured in the housea, Occupanta of the one most badly wrecked are on vacation. It was &et afire. The pilot was Identified aa Data E. Baker, 38. Grass Volley, Ore., Insurance man and ranch owner. With him were his bride, the former Muriel Joanne Jones, 31, and her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson F. Jones of Gresham, Ore., near Portland. , , Mis. Florence Jovce Jones, the bride's mother, la a Gresham schoolteacher. The family had been vltttlng COMMUNISTS DRAFT - CHINESE HONG KONG (to The Chinese Communists have drafted 200,000 peasants as forced labor to build a 100 - mile railway along the Fukien province coast, opposite Nationalist Formosa, . say news dispatches from Canton, . KaaUUlh's llBSSt MUJu In tke World's Meat Convanlan! Containers! Optni Easilyl Closet Eaiilyl nwatien unni hjam T in r iar-f n More Power Links Slated ' SEATTLE l Contracts to build two more links In a JH.00O, uoo transmission line from Coulee Dam to Western Washington were awarded to a Washington and an Oregon firm, V. M. Murray. North west manager for the Bonneville Power Administration, announced Thursday. : A contract for 44.6 miles In the center of the remaining section Went to Smith Brothers of Van couver. Wash., on a low bid of 31,124,301. - Montgomery Electric of Portland got the contract to build a 38.9 mlle section from Columbia Sta tion, near Wenatchee. westward. The two- sections era to be com pleted in 480 days. ; The. new; line which will conduct 300.000 kilovolts of, power, com pared to the previous 230,000-kllo-volt capacity lines, will be the largest transmission line ever built. Murray said. A kilovolt Is a thousand volts. BLM Adds Employes 'PORTLAND I -The Bureau of Land Management, forestry di vision has expanded its stalf to speed salvage of damaged timber to fight the Douglas fir bark beetle infestation. '..-' Roafcoe Bell, the bureau's north west regional administrator, said wind-downed, and fire and Insect killed timber on bureau land now is estimated at about one billion board feet. It is valued at about id munon aouars. ' The - beetle- infestation Is esti mated kt l'i million acres of pri vate timber, irmillion acres of na tional forest and 600.000 acres of BLM timber,- Bell said. He added ' that entomologists have recommended the removal of Infested trees as the best way to ugni tne Beetle, eoKiemic. Expansion of the BLM forestry staff was made possible by an ap propriation of .funds by Congress, Bell said. The new foresters have Just completed a training course at Swlsshome. relatives In nearby Iitgltwood. They eft l.reslnm Julv II. In the wreckage. Uttering the street outside the two houses, po lice found an album of pictures oi the Bakoia' wedding David C. Johnson, an a (reran worker and World War II fighter pilot, said ha heard the plan In an niHMii-ent nnwnr rllve. "His controls must have been frosen," aald Johnson. "I knew no body would bo doing acrobatics in that overcast. So I lust waited for the crash." One neighbor. Mir. Mav Palmer, said: "I was looking out the win dow to see If It was going to rain. I heard a trrrlllc crash, and saw a body go flying bv. The plane had scraped Ihe roof of the home of Sam Caldwell on busv El Segtmdo boulevard, then cartwheeled Into the llvuig room of the house next door, But it tore rtitht nut again, and spread debris Into Ihe alien. The engine was 75 feet from me fusa laae. Caldwell, his wife and baby, were in their house but escaped inlutv. The next door neighbors. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Corley. left last Saturday on a vacation trip to Mena. Ark It was the second Instance In as many days of a plane hitting a house In the metropolitan area. In Santa Ana Wednesdav aller- noon, a Navy let lost a wing and p ouched nto a residence, wrec. Ing it while Us owners were out shopping. Witnesses said Ihe pilot could have balled out! but stayed with his craft In a desperate effort to hrlnir It down satelv. Debris from Thursdav's crash Uttered the street for half a block The plane caught fire as It hit, and the Interior of the one - atory house was badly scorched belora firemen arrived Windows were shattered in both homes. At Northroo airport, irom wnicn the craft took to the air moments before the crash. Baker had been given Instrument clearance for a rake-off for Fresno. Calif. They said thev believed he was flying a charter partv. His crait was a (our place Stlnson. RECORD REQUESTS PILE VP NEW 'YORK UV-The Depart- ment of Health, awamped with re. ouests for conies of birth records, warned residents planning irips abroad to apply for certificates three weeks in advance oi procur ing passports. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A tr.ra lb L.al. B. M.na Pl.n Cm- Mar. I- N. tth. at -.a l.w .m.athlr r.te. Alls. A ..uan.bl. II.. . If- r.a with, ch.aj. tr.m r.iil t. aar eh.i. arr.am.nt. Tb. rtnt .Irt.ar pill it .U cnaitci u .y.pr f.reb.i. ec..ai ia ar .latr pawn , armanl la ntaat- aarr. in maaiair Mxm.nii fan aa mil btihar Iban raat.-Or If raa pra- KooM pwiwwS Bg KU.MTN tux. aaaa AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at their bait I Ph. 494 Far Oraers Ta Take Out Ben B. Lea, Mar. &mmwrimmmmmrHrirviJ'm : WinCim pmmmnmmtm ujini f I -tX.L- Jh:. " If 1 ' 'r : The Klamath Basin's Favorire Pouri Cleanlyl LOOK FOR WE POLKADOT CARTOIl CRATER LAKE DAIRY PROD VCtS I II TUNE-SMITHS WILBUR and TUT ': .'"You name it . . . they'll play it!" DANCING NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAY 1 ENJOY DINNER IN THE PONDEROSA ROOM THIS WEEKENDI Food Service 'til Midnight Featurinej "The Beit Steaki , In the Boiin." ' Dinneri $2.00 to 4.00. WILLARD HOTEL PHONE 4161 1 m J a ' ati aaiiived te . iiMii Qgeeinifi FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALE 7th and MAIN IN KLAMATH FALLS 15' Cleansing Tissues 34' FAB SOAP Limit 2 49 AUCA-SELTIER 39 59c ANACIN 47c Bottle of 50 F LIMIT ONE 53c AMMIDENT TOOTHPASTE KODAK FILM PRICES SLASHED 46c VERICHROME 620, 120 2,75c 56c VERICHROME 616, 116 41c VERICHROME 127 43c Medi urn Si: m IVORY SOAP 3-23c (Limit 1) Clorox 2,29c Limit 2 Ilk One FREEI 25 MINT BUBLETS &.2.25e So lelieshingl Light Piptl, Too CLINTON LIGHTER Aufomanr. CQB J1.ll ...a . OQ Chromium. finish Nn.SnlmmhHaadl rZTZa. 11 ' ' la. BATH SPRAY 5-foot no- Qc kink lube T Keepi (l foamy', 15-oz. Beer GOBLETS 4i39c Parti Big lunik . PICNIC BASKET Utovltr QQe $i.lf .. 00 , It'i leakprooL PeitTtede w0,9,Bn . SUPER VALUES PHcV 63c COLGATE TOOTHPASTE 47c 57c BROMOSELTZER 43c 47c COLGATE truihlail Shaof Cream - 39c 1.00 WOODBURY SHAMPOO 50c 55c LYSOL 43c 25c SENNA LEAVES 19c 29c TOILET LANOLIN W. 21c 69c SQUIBB 1600 TOOTHBRUSH 55c 38c KOTEX 29c 39c LA PEGGIE WAVE SET 27c 98c GILLEfTE BLUE BLADES riM 83c 79cBUBipBATH 2 , 99c 49c TIDY DEODORANT POWDER 34c 79c ASPIRIN Be,,..., goo 53c 25c HALO SHAMPOO , 11c ' SUNDRY SALES 5c ENVELOPES Limiti 2 ,fc $10 PIPES . . NATIONALLY ADVERTISED . 2.96 98c EZ DUZIT CLOTHES DRYER 49c 29c CHEFLINE WATPAPER heavy duty -un, , 2 19c 12c CAMAY BATH SOAP 3 ,.r 29c 17c PAPER NAPKINS 0,llml(1 2 ; fct 23c 19c PAPER PLATES ' PLASTIC SURfACl , 2 or ( 29c i n . - t - - ij - 1 i: i . i . , ,r i 49c WATER GUNS DICK TRACY 37c t ni V Yi''i S-.vi-.