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WKDNHSDAY. JULY 211. III.V2 PAGE TWO 11ERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON aumio aim V, KFLW MM Ke.-rFDT Wrdncaday Kwnlnr, July t3 1 I N Damncntli National Conr. ABC SOU Pacific CMil. BebaH , ,, JO 00 10 P.M. Headi ngs WV1S Pacific Coa.t Bart ball ' J I 00 Ntw Summary 11:03 Sun Off KFLW M.O Kc.rDT, ; . . Thursday. July 34 (t oo Band Miule b 05 Early Bird Nrwi fc 10 Corn In th Morn I 00 Neua Bkft. tduioa i 15 Chaillc'i Roundup T 30 Bob liairad eV Ktwa ABC 7 40 Top of lha Morning t 35 John Conlt ABC II 00 Brakfat Club ABC W) Hank lltnry Show M Br the Bank ABC 10:00 Democratic National Conv. ABL 11:30 My True Story ABC 1I:X5 Market Rptrl 12 00 Noon Ed i Hon Newt S21S Paylau Sidewalk Show 12 30 Lucky U Ranch 1:00 Paul Har ABC 1:13 Eak- LlMrnin( l Bam Brteta 1 Muaic S 00 It Happen Every Day ABC 2 03 Better Uvtnj 3:M Mumc 3 30 Maiy Margaret McBridt ABC , 3 00 Contention New 3:13 Mu. 3 30 Cal Ttnney ABC . . ' 4 00 RequeaUully Vouri . 5 00 Muir 5:13 World Flight Reporter ABC 5:25 Rnval Triton BbL Roundup ABC fi:30 SporU HifhlighU 3:45 BAB TV 6 00 Democratic Nail Conv. ABC BOO Defenie Attorney APC 30 Pacific Coat Baseball 10:00 10 P M. Headline 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball GOB to ns' - mm A NEW LOVt FOR ? GRANGER y . OREOOMA.V NAMED I uEHrm ii mmmmmm ma si-j Ha3r.;f6ia oi t d;. nnmnrn annrll H SW same-nag pi witli I -fX L f i 'fcaNfiEL 8P kIMh !1 rftfi News Summary U 03 Sun Off KFJl IIM Kc WT Wednesday Evrnlnr. July S3 9X Cabntl matter MBS IS Klamath Theater tt Around Town Newa 40 (oirtih!ng to think About 45 Sam Ha Newa MBS 35 Bill Henry MRS T 00 ramilv Theater MBS T 30 Cuoo Kid MBS 00 What's Name Song MB 30 Mitertoui Traveler MBS 00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 15 rulton Lewi Jr. MBS .2) For Dancera Only 43 Sporta Final 53 3-Mtn Final MBS 10 00 I Utva g. Mkiery MBS 10.15 Hera t to VeU ABC 10 30 Out of Thunder MBS UrflO NijM Owla New 11.03 Night Owla Club 12.00 Sign Off KFJi-mo Kc rnx Thursday, July 24 g on Sunrua Serenade HAS Farm Reporter T OO Hemingway Newt MRS 1:13 Brtakfatt Gang MBS T 30 BeT Ruya T-45 Sam H MBS 1 03 Firtt Edition Local Ntwa g00 Cecil Brown MBS g 13 Breakfast Gang MBS g:30 Haven Of Reit MBS S CO Paula Stone Show MBS 15 Marten from Mler 9.M Freddie Martin Shaw 9:43 Familiar Favorite 10 00 Newapaper ft the Air MBS 10.13 Tello Tet UBS 10:10 UaPointe 10:-W Answer Man llX Ladles rair MBS 1123 News MBS tl 30 Queen fur a Day MBS 12 00 Name Bands 12.13 Noonday News ',2.."0 Your Dar Tune 12 43 Markets Klamath Notes 12:35 Curnns 1:00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS 1 .TO Two at 1:30 X 00 Kewa MBS 2 OA News MF.S 2:15 Coffee with Kalie . 3:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:35 Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel's Scoreboard MBS 4.00 Behind the Story MF.S 4:15 Hemingway News MRS 4 30 Curt Msvsey Time MBS 4 45 Sam Haye MES 3:00 Ricky's Request 3:30 Musical Quia 5 S3 Cecil Brown MBS g 00 Gabriel Heatter MSS g:15 Klim. Theater Quia g:D0 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think 'About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS t 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Symphonic String MBS 7:30 People on Trial MBS 6:00 To be announced g:30 Burl Ive Kings g.45 Heidelberg Harmonairei 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 13 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS 30 For Dancers Only 45 Sports Final 35 5 Mm. Final MBS 10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10.13 Ponderota Room 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 11:00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Ctub . 13:00 Sign Off Dentists File Suit SALEM in The Oregon State Dental Association Tuesday filed suit In Circuit Court bcre to re move the State Dental School from control of the University of Oregon. rne association long has claimed that the dental school should be separated from the university and placed under control of the State Board of Higher Education. The association backed up Its claim by citing a 1945 law which says tne scnool "shau be a distinct and separate department" of the State System of Higher Education. WASHINGTON in Secret? rv of State Dean Achesbn Wednesday an nounced the aooointmenl of Jeffrey C. Kitchen as bis personal special assistant. - . Kitchen, a native of B"nd. Ore.. has been with the department since 1940, . , . CADET DEAN E. ABBOTT, 2533 Reclamation Street, hat completed flight training in the T-28 conventional tyne airplane t Perrin AFB, Ta. He it now at Laredo Air Fore Bate, Laredo, Tex at, training to be a T-33 Jet pilot. Fish Man Asks For Tariffs WASHINGTON t A spokes man for the ailinit We.st Coast fisli lne industry Wednesday predicted "final ruin" unless tariff relief Is lorthcominff. Ray Webb, secretary-treasurer of the Pacific Coast Flih Producers instiiuie. told lien. Harrv i. Cain i R.-Wash. , Uiat cheap imports of Japanese-caught luna Belling for S1U7 a ton were depressing not only the American market lor tuna but also for silver salmon. He said American fishermen are now getting only 15 4 cents a pound for salmon that last year brought 30 to 40 cents a pound. The same fish, he said. Is retailing for 80 cents a pound. Webb, of Aberdeen, Wash., said m an interview after his visit with Cain that the price of American caught tuna has dropped to $200 a ton "and there are no takers." During the last war American producers received tt&O a ton for tuna, he said. He said the best Japanese nsner- men earn an average oi (is a month. . It s simply Impossible." he de clared, "to compete against that tvn nf labor" Webb described himself as "bit ter" scainst the State Department for falling to take remedial action. He said the department bad been told "In precise, honest detail." of the plight of West Coast fisher menhut. to no avail. "We explained to the State De partment." he said, "that It was utterly Impossible for us to survive with unrestricted tfrilMree Im ports on tuna flh". Webb said that what Is needed is a stabilized price for tuna "con sistent with our standard of liv ine." He eald a 45 per cent tariff on fresh and frozen tuna would bring salmon prices to producers more in line. , 1 Demo Woman Levels Charge CHICAGO ll Elevator operat ors have more than their share of ups and downs at the Jam packed Conrad Hilton, the Demo cratic convention hotel. A portly lady got one foot in an already-filled elevator Tuesday night, then had to withdraw at the insistence of the operator. She withdrew but not wordlessly. "Republican! " she shouted. NOW-INTO-FALL -7r R9042 I ' 1720:40 It's a smart touch I Contract bind ing 'round collar, sleeves match appllqued flowers on stand-out pock etsl Applique In easy to dot Step-In style, easy skirt, short sleeves It's the kind of dress you needl Make It now I Pattern R9042: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 16 takes 4 yards 35-Inch: yard contrast. Transfer Included, This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated Bew Chart shows you every step. . Bend Tnirty-iive centa in coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News Pattern DepL, P.O. Box 6740, ChlcBgo 80, 111. Print plainly your name, Ad dress, tone, site and atyla number. Rumored Donald O'Connor, Kelly Feud Said Untrue HOLLYWOOD (NEAl Exclu alvny V o u r s; Shelve Uiom) ru mors about a big feud between Donald O'Coiuior and Ucne Kelley over Donald's scissored scenes In "Bliutin In the Rain." Donald, who isn't wailin' In the California tun, told me: "How ran I be angrv at a guy for giving me the best break of my career?" Now It can be told: Hollywood studio head killed the ore-nomi nation campaign raulr-daule for Elsenhower. Reason: Fear of In curring the displeasure of Gov. Earl Warren, who has been a good inend to the movie Industry. But watch lor Ihe l-Llke-lke ballyhoo, with the town's Hedvs and Lanat as pom-pom girls. U-I's sexv. blonde Marl Blanch ard Is due for a Marllvn Monroe build-up. ttut she's also warming up as a threat to Shelley Winters if Shellev gels difficult again. . . . Is MOM'a "Llll" the true life story of . Fran Allison and Burr Tilstrom of TV lame? . . . Houy wood lensers got the "No pictures, please" order from Hedy Lamarr Two Escape From Pen SALEM If Two trusties, who. were Intoxicated by pruno, es caped from Hie state prison here Tue.-vday nighl. But they were captured 45 min utes later after they had taken a pickup truck, driven it at to miles an hour down the street, and crashed into a house. Pruno Is alcholic concoction which the prisoners brew from al most anything that will lerment. Guards said Edward George De- hart, 30. and Frank McDonald, M. had drunk auite a bit before they walked away from the unguarded tailor shop where they worked Neither the truck nor bouse was badly damaged, police said. But alter the crash residents from sur rounding houses held the escaping pair for police. Dehart was serving a three year sentence from Marion County for burglary. McDonald was serving 15 years on a Multnomah County robbery conviction. River Group Sets Meeting SPOKANE Lfl The first official meeting, of the recently formed uoiumoia uuersuue wmpacw vum mittee will be held In Spokane Wednesday with from 25 to 30 rep resentatives from five northwest slates exneeted Acting chairman Jack V. Rogers of Wenatchee announced ruesaay officials of the federal government are expected to attend the meeting with terrscntatives from Wash ington. Oregon, Idaho. Montana and Wyoming. ' Rogers said Ihe committee, which has been moving along on a temporary basis has been given formal federal consent and power by a bill recently signed by Presi dent Truman. The first items on weanesaay s nrnsrim will be the formation of a permanent organization and the election of a permanent cnairman, Rogers said. The group's engineering commit tee, headed bv Prank A. Banks, is exriected to give Its report on a survev of water supplies, protec tion of state water laws, preferen. Hal use of water and reservation of upstream and downstream wa ter. .. . These Items are among the H needing to be thrashed out by the committee before the northwestern states form a compact on the Co lumbia watershed. Truce Talks On POW Issue MUNSAN. Korea. (Pi Dead locked armistice negotiators de bated the prisoner exchange Issue in secret for only seven minutes Wednesday. A Communist broadcast present ed a gloomy picture of chances for early settlement. Another closed door session Is scheduled at Panmunjom for 11 a.m. Thursday. Red China's Peiplng Radio said 'provocations bv the Americans side outside the Panmunjom con ference tent have thrown an om inous shadow over world policy." rne communist broadcast saia the "adventurist policy" of mili tary pressure by American gen erals shows thev have no sincere desire for an early peace in Ko rea. DIXIE CROSBY ILL SANTA MONICA, Calif. IJB Bin Crosby's wife, Dixie, Is re covering from an abdominal opera tion. She underwent surgery Tues day and Is expected to be up and around next week. . IHI flllMDIT lUt UNI 04 Klamath Ave. Cheaa 07a when thev tried to flash-bulb her with wealthy Howard Lre . . . Steve Crane, Lana Turner's ex. will be receiving his lirrdom within two inonllis as the retult of a civil divorce suit filed In Francs bv Marline Carol. It's type-changing lima for Hol lywood's glamor babes to put new alp Into the box-cllice, and the dye vats are churning to the tune of "l lll gonna wash thai color right out of my hair.' ' Yesterday's bruneta are today's blondea and yestrrdav'a blondest alar of them all. classic-faced Vara Ralston, now has tresses of mid night blue. But that's only part of Vera' transformation fur Republic' "Fair Wind lo Java." It's a aw, halt-caste role for Ihe atar Willi a wardrobe ol sarongs, exoiu Jewelry. dark make-up. a slinky walk and the character name of "Kim-Klin." "I'll never be a blonde again," says Vera, who Is beaming: "People I've worked with for 10 years look at me and sav. 'Ooth, you have blue eyes.' You know something I was born with blue eyes." Halite MacDanlel. ailing for al most a year. Is telling friends she expects to be up and about this fall and well enough to resume her radio role of "Beulah." No TV. though . . . The word la out that David Nlven, Diana Lvnn and Scott Brady, who head the cast of "The Moon Is Blue" at La Jolla, will also be the alars of the movie version . . . Current gag: Warner Bros.' new slogan will be: "Combining good fires with good picture making." Tamba. the chlmn. has been signed for three more "Jungle Jim" films with Johiuir Weiss, muller. Like other temperamental stars, the chimp's conlrsct speci fies third billing after Johnny and his feminine co-star. There's no mistaking Spike Jones' new Cad In traffic. It s Fire Threatens Grants Pass GRANTS PASS LP A spectac ular brush fire threatened a num ber of homes on the outskirts of Grants Pass Tuesday night before being put out. Damage was minor. A boat and a car on the pro perty of George Baker were burned. Alter that the fire swept up a hill where It burned In full view of most of the city for about an hour and a half. The homes surroundM by fire were protected by lawns. kuuatm nui, aaaa AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at thair best) f h. 49 Far Oreera Ta Take Out Ben B. Lea, Mar. Now... 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