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4 PAGE TWO HKRAliD AINU INP-wa, MAMAIH FALLS, IIKFAHIN SATimnAY, JULY 28, 1052 f .,:.........Ufaa.1i r. a,.....tlH.IrfHfc,l M KFMV 1450 Kc PDT Saturday Kvenlnr, July 26 OQ BporU Hifhtichtt II Home Ton Newt 25 World Nwt Summit- 30 Una M Cart) It ABC i 43 Wordi of Life 7 00 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC t .10 Band Concert AHC HO The one Hanger ABC 8:. 10 Dancing Parly ABC 9:00 Pacific Coast Bateball 10:00 10 p m Headline! 10:15 Pacific CoeM Battball 11:13 New Summary 11:20 Sign Oil KFLYV 145i K -PDT v - Sunday, July 8 00 Newt ABC 8 1JV Morning Song AHC 8 30 Light and Lite Hour ABC 1 00 Calv.tr' TchoeF a t Mi-frn rl)f Choir ABC 11:30 Sammy Kayt Sunday Serenade 10.00 Sunday Newt Special ABC 10:15 Brunch Time ABC 10:30 National Vetpen ABC 11:00 Pretbyierian Church 12 00 ChrUtian in Action ABC 14 m Thu U-k Around World ABC 1 00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC 3 00 voice oi rropnecy aol 2 30 Church in the Heme ABC 3 00 Hour of Dectflion ABC '. 3:30 U.S. Navy Band . 3:45 Guest Star . ' " ' 4:00 Here Comet the Band ABC 4:50 Herald ol Truth 5:00 Stop the Muuc ABC 8:00 Drew Pearson ABC 8:15 Mutlc Hall of Fane ABC . 6:30 Melody Highway ABC 8:45 Home Tot. rt Now 8:55 World Newt Summary 7:00 Cascading Rhythm . 1:30 Time Capsule ABC - rVi Paul Hirvrv ARC 8:15 Monday Morning Headllnea ABC 8:30 Stewart craig ABt , 8:45 Chet Huntley ABC 9 IX) Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P . M. Headhnet 10:15 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 Newt Summary 11.-05 Sign Off KFIAV 1450 Kc PDT t Monday, July 8 8:00 Band Music 6:05 Early Bird Newt 6:10 Com In iha Mora 45 B B TV 7:00 Newt Breakfast td. 7:13 Charlie's Rounoup 7:30 Bob Garred, Newt ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:55 John Contc ABC 840 Breakfast Club ABC kiS i'ii mJ lSHINIH0i " : iiim iiiim-nijuTjiBBBii ma JK;jhi'H v f-iV :'f ".w.aife', 'ijvbD-SCOTTi 'KENNEDY -IRELAND 00 Hank Kenrv Show 9 ;tO Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10 30 My True Story ABC 10 55 W htsperlng Straets ABC 11 IS When a Girl Marries ABC 11:30 Stop and Shop 1145 Muittcrl Roundup 1155 Market Report 12 00 Noon Edition Newt 1? 15 Pavlest Sidewalk Show 11:30 Lucky T" Ranch ABC 1 00 Bill Ring Show ABC 115 Easy Listening 1 30 Basin Briefs 1 43 Paul Harvey ABC 2 00 Better Living 2 15 Ronnie Kemper ABC 2 30 Mary Margaret McBrtd ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3.15 Tennessee Ernie ABC 3 30 Cal Ttnncy 1 4 00 Hequrstiutly Yours 3.00 Fun Factory ABC ' 5 IS World Flight Heporter -ABC 3.25 Baseball hounoup ABC 5 30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:45 Tommy Dorsey Shbw ABC 8 00 Sports Hignhgnts 8:15 Horns Town Newa 6 -3 World News Summary 6 30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headlina Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attractions on ABC T (X Trie Lone Ranter ABC 7.30 Henry J Ta.vlor ABC T 45 Stewart Craig ABC 8:00 Chicago Signature ABC 8 30 Safeway Music Tneatra B U Uwnr Welk Show 8:00 Paul Whtteman Radio Teen Club ABC 10:00 10 PM Headllnea 10:15 Serenade in Blue 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newt Summary 1103 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Saturday Evenlnc, July 26 6:00 Around Town Newt 6:13 Klamath Theater Juti 6:30 Assembly of CM Hour 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8 00 MGM Theatra MBS 00 News MBS 8:15 Dance Orch. MBS 8:30 Ponderoaa Room 9:45 Music 8:53 Newa MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land I'SA MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Orch. MBS 11:00 Night Owla Nnrt 1105 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off . KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Sunday July 27 6:00 Wings ef Healing 8 30 Weekly Comic Man 9 00 Radio Bible Oast MBS 9 34 Klam. Rev. Center 9:45 Island Melodies 10.00 News MBS 10:15 This Thing Called LIfa 10:30 Lutheran Hour MB& 11:00 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:15 Show Tim pa ll 30 Science Reporter MBS 11:43 Guest Star 13:00 Noonday New 12:18 bJl Cunningham MBS 12:30 Bandt for Bonds MBS 1:00 Green Hornet MBS 1:30 Clyde Beatty MBS 3:00 The Shadow MBS 2:30 True Detective MBS 3:O0 Sergeant Preston MBS 3:30 Nick Carter MBS 3 53 Cecil Brown, Newa, MBS 4:00 News MBS 4:15 Music 4:30 Steamboat Jam bore 9:00 Reviewing Stand MBS 3:30 Enchanted Hour MBS 6:00 Around Town Newt 6:13 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:30 The Great Day Show MBS 7:00 Convention Previews MBS 7:30 Down You Ga MBS 7:35 Newt MBS 8:00 Twenty Questions MBS 8:30 Information Please MBS 8:00 Glenn Hardy Newa MBS 0:15 Dance Orch. MBS 9:30 The Whistler CBS . 10:00 Proudly We Hall 10:30 Music For Romance U.-00 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 KC PDT Monday, July 28 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang. MBS .. . , 7-30 Today't Best Boys 1 ' 7:43 Sam Hayes. BkfsL Newt MBS . 7:53 First Edition Local Newt 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 8.30 Bible Institute Hour 8:00 The Paula Stone Show MBS 9:15 Platter Party 9:30 Date in Hollywood 9.45 Favorites oi Yesterday 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS iQ.is xeiioteu mbs 10:30 La Pointes 10:45 Answer Man MBS u:oo Ladies rair HBI 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News ii.jq your vance runes 12:43 Market and Livestock Start Saturday Midnight that piking AJcjk BACK... AND THE RIM'S 1 DONALD O'CONNOR LORI NELSON 'ALICE KELLEY PALMER LEE WILLIAM REYNOLDS Li. I Tin T.W.y 2 Big Hit! SCARlETiNGEL COMPANION HIT Linda Darnel 'Stephen HcNaliy Gii Perreau mm IAAAAAVAAAAAAI 7 ' It 50 Klamath Notes 1135 Currtni 1 00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Two at 1 30 1:00 Newt. MB 2 05 Newt MBS 1.15 Coffee with Katie 1 30 Gillette Warmup Time MBS 1 35 Mutual't Game of the Day MBS 3 53 Camel's Score Board 4 00 Behind the Story MBS 4 It Hemingway Newt MHS 4 30 Curt Maey Time MHS 4 45 Sam Haes. Newt MBS ft 00 Ricky's Request 3 30 Twilight Time 3 50 Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel HeaHer MRS 6:15 Klamath Theahe Wuit 6 30 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 6 43 Sam Haas. Sews UbS 6 35 Bill Henry MBS 7.-00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 100 Let George Do I' MBS 130 War Front Home Front MBS 9 00 Glenn Hardy News MRS 6:15 Fulton Lewis Newt MBS 8 30 For Dancers Only 9.43 Sports Final 9. 55 3-Mlnute Final MBS 10 00 I Love a Myiiery MBS 10:13 Look to the Skies 10 30 Crow. 11 s Next MBS 1140 Kisht Owls News 1115 Night Owlt Club 12 00 Sign Off Stricken Man Files Suit PORTLAND I Connis O. Far rtlli, Portland, one of 134 persons treated at a hospital (or food pot sonlng after a Boilermakers' Un on picnic, filed a 17,600 damage suit Friday. The operators of Bill's Delica tessen and Catering Service, Wil liam C. Hunter and William O. Mil- tenberger, were named defendants. The poisoning, according to the Citv Health Officer Thomas L. Meador, was caused by Improperly refrigerated nam wnicn was servea in sandwiches at the picnic. Approximately 150 claims to cover medical expenses have been (lied with the catering mm s in surance company. They average M0 each. Restriction Not Effective BALBM Iff The Texas em bargo against Importation of hogs from Oregon and 13 other states won't make any difference to Ore gon, ine state Division oi Animal Industry said Friday. "This order won't have any ef fect on Oregon whatever because Oregon doesn t export nogs,'' a spokesman said. He said there Is no vesicular exanthema in Oregon hogs. That is the duease'that prompted Texas to order the embargo. He said quite a number of hogs shipped into Oregon from the mid west for slaughter have been found to have the disease. . . Oreeon issued an order a weeie' ago that no hogs can. be shipped here unless thev are accompanied by certificates showing they are free from disease. The disease is prevalent in me midwest, the department spokes man said, adding be expects the federal government will take ac tion to Isolate it by quarantine or otner regulations. Check Charge Nets 3 Years Eugene Louis (Gene) Durant, 40, was Disced on three years proba tion Friday afternoon after pleading guilty in circuit court to a cnarge of obtaining money and property by false pretenses. He had been in the County Jail about 10 days, accused of passing a small bad check at a local serv ice station. HALF-SIZE STYLE R9029 Let the temperature climb brief cap sleeves, rolled collar, easy lines keep you ceol and fresh right now through Indian summer! No alteration worries either this half size pattern is correctly propor tioned to fit at shoulders, waistline, hips. Pattern RB029: Half sizes UV2. Wk. 1'A, 201j, 221,, 24ft. Size 16ft takes 3 yards 39-inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart Bhows you every step. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern to Marian Martin. care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III. Print plainly your name, ad- dress, zone, size and style nkumber. TT"T KLAMATH FALLS POLICEMEN are getting . break this warm weather with a uniform change to tropic-ttyle shirts, worn without neckties. Also, it gives a chance to display hair on the chest, if any. Hera Sgt, Odell Olson takes scissors to trim up the chest fur of Patrolman Carl Jonnings. L egion Commander Says US Leadership Failing Nationnl Commander Donald Wilson of the American Legion wont be able to make his sched uled appearance here Sunday eve ning, out he s sending a veteran of two world wars and a top national American Legionnaire in his pince. A telegram to Convention Chair man O. D. Matthews received Fri day from Wilson said the Legion boss was forced to turn down the engagement here because of doc tor's orders. In his place comes John Thomas Taylor, national legislative consul tant of the American Legion, a long time Legionnaire and a sol- Young Woman Said Suicide miuliiu mis, nncn r. 3C0U.J28. iommttted suicide in her apartment - Thursday night, only lour days after a friend, Alan Ed wards,, 4ad taken his live in her apartment. T Coroner Leston W. Howell said Edwards and Mrs. Scott quarreled Sunday. -Thit- .night Edwards turned on the gas in her apartment and killed himself. Mrs. Scott, using the same gas method, took her life Thursday night, leaving a note that she was despondent because of the death of Edwards. 1 Oregon Vote For Stevenson CHICAGO lifl Oregon's lone vote for Adlai Stevenson at the Democratic convention, before the nomination went to the Illinois gov ernor oy acclamation was cast on the third ballot by Dave Epps, Sweet Home. . "I have voted twice for Senator Kefauver. I feel I have discharged my obligation to Senator Kefauver and I therefore vote for Governor Stevenson," Epps told the conven tion wnen Oregon s iz-man delega tion was polled at the requiest of State Sen. Thomas Mahoncy. The rest of the delegates stayed with Kefauver for the three bal lots. Under Oregon law they were pledged lo support him as long as he had a reasonable chance of win ning. Monroe Sweetland, 0 r e g o n's Democratic National committee man, also made a brief speech as he cast his ballot. He said: "Al though Governor Stevenson is my personal choice, I shall abide by the will of the people as expressed on the Oregon primary." He added that he thought Kefauver would make a good vice presidential can didate. Only allernate to cast a vote on the third ballot was William L. Jos- slin. Portland. Jossiin, head of the Oregon Kelauver-for-President or ganization, was the alternate for Joseph K. Carson. IS THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR SUMMER INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE! Large Stock ' to Chooie From 1 TERMS To SUIT YOU! PORTABLES OUR LOSS IS OUR GAIN! DON'T WAIT! CALL TODAY. ' Sewing Machine ' Service and Exchange 422 Main V, ! dler In both wars. TilVlnr ma Uith nn Pall,,n nnri was in the first echelon of troops landed on the shores of North Alnca hi 1WX Previously he served as assistant director of public re lation, and organised the Army Emergency Relict which raised S17.ooo.ooo for aid of soldiers and their families. Taylor served through Went and North Africa, Sicily, and Italy. Later he Joined the Seventh Army which landed in Southern Fruuce, and enjoys the distinction of being made a private first class In the French Foreign Legion. Alter reaching Strassburg, Tay lor started home, having attained the age of 60. Monday s principal speaker will be Air Force Col. T. Alan Bennett, a former fighter under Gen. Claire Chenault In China. He served there after the war until 1048. Ho left there when, after setting up training cadres in China, pressure was applied by the Chinese com munists. Army Pays Korea Vets WASHINGTON Iffi The Army said Friday Its first mustering out pay encess lor aoout auu.ouu vet- i crans of the Korean war period ' win be mailed about Aug. is. Thereafter, the Army scheduled payments at the rale of approxl- j mately 180.000 monthly. The checks will be sent from , the Army Finance Center, SI. : Louis. Mo., to which qualified vet- crans who have left the service since June 27. 1950, should apply. The Army has emphasized the necessitv for veterans to accom pany applications with their sep aration forms. These will be re turned with tho bonus. Congress authorized mustering -out payments to all members ol the armed forces who have served since June 27. AH ranks below majors In the Army will receive payments on the following basis: Less than HO days service. 100; more than 60 days service, with in the United States. $200: more than HO day service Including overseas duty. 30fl. Other service branches have not announced their payment plans. For a Tseful OKI Shop Volght's Pioneer Office Supply, va wain KLaafaTM falls, onieosf AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at rhair bull Ph. 6496 Far Ordari To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. $ , AND UP DESKS - CONSOLES Ph. 6771 Grable Denies Missing Role In 'Blondes' lly KHSKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (TJEA) Be litn.l the Hcieen: Hetty Oia- ble a untying that she's Casting ivy iihiks av niiiriiyu mouiuo ur wwplng , In her pillow because Miu iljii grabbed the role of Lo leM Lee In Fox's "Oentloinen Hreler Blonde.' Hie loud-makers are all wrong about her yen to play the gold digger of the "JO's, llrtly told m on the aet of "Hie Fanner Takna a Wife," and It's no fault of hern If her name was bandied around as the mont likely choice. "only once." she said "have I asked the alurilo lor a part. I wanted to do 'Annie Uet Your dun,' and I was disappointed when MOM bought It. 1 don't believe 111 asking lor snerlllc pic tures or roles. That way J have no icaiHiiisiblhty. If I say I want to do something, and It dooani turn out well, 1 irt-i the blume." Betty had a parting shot, too. "I saw Cnnilo dimming do ClnitlciiH-n fielrr Kloiiilea' on Urouilway. Hhe win so areal. I cun t sco anybody else In the part." No exulaiiHtlon Is brlim ulvim. but a big comedy scene, in uhioh Ueun Martin and Jerry Lewia both burlesqued Charley Chaplin, landed on the cutting room Hour brlore the release of "Jumping Jitcka." Inside on MOM's concern over "Moiiaiubo" It limy be shelvod Is smr Clark Onble's refusal In lly iroin one Airican location to another, The lainnus Air Force major of World War II has de veloped an antl-alr complex. Doris Dowllng Shaw, Artie's Scuffle Ends In Gunplay BAKER IF) What alarted aa a friendly scuffle turned first into a flat fight, and then Into a ahoottng. In w b I c h two brothers were wounded here early Friday. Patrolmen Chris Schaeberlln and Dave Oray aald Luke Molich. 27, started the scuffle In a Baker cafe, and that soon led to a fight with Luke and his brother Bob, 13, tak ing on four other men. Schaeberlln and Orav said they responded to a call and In tubdu-: Ing the Molich brothers accidental. Iv shot both. Luke was hospitalized I in serious condition with a atom-1 ach wound. Bob suffered a flesh wound In the hip. Both were ; charged with assault and battery, ' resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Science Teacher Wins Fellowship Pete J. O'Toole. social science teacher at Klamath Union High School, has been awarded a fellow ship at the San Francisco Stale College workshop on economic edu cation, according to announcement oi o. josepn uenrum, director. The workshop will be held at Mills College, Oakland, Aug. 3-13, and Is sponsored by San Franotsco State College In cooperation with um wuinb iuunou on feconomic Education, New York. There will DEFINITELY be a shortoqe of labor in Tulcloke (or this fall's harvest due mainly to insufficient housinq in the area. Tulelake Growers Association can brinq in and house ud to 325 Mexican Nationals for the foil harvest. In the centrol labor camp at Newell. TULELAKE GROWERS ASSOCIATION, representinq approximalelv 4,000 acres of the 9,000 acres of potatoes ond onions in the areo is not financially able to aqain underwrite the cost of brinqinq In the Mexican Nationals. . IT IS UP TO EACH INDIVIDUAL GROWER TO PAY HIS JUST SHARE OF THIS PROGRAM, BASED ON A PER-ACRE BASIS! The Mexican National lobor proqrom is INSURANCE aqainst an Inadequate lobor supply and improper woqe control, The MAIN OBJECTIVE of the proqrom in Tulelake is to provide ADEQUATE LABOR for tjie full harvest of potatoes ond onions in this oreo! THE PLAN Tulelake Growers Association, actinq as aqent, will brinq in up to - 325 Mexican Nationals. The estimated cost of this proqrom will be $3.00 per - - acre for each arower, A contract will be signed between the Tulelake Growers , Association and the qrower, The money will be held in escrow In Bank of America. If there are Insufficient qrowers to underwrite the proqrqm the money will be refunded and there will be no Mexican National proqrom In Tulelake. . , i LET'S ALL GET BEHIND THIS PROGRAM! i WE WOULD BE PUTTING UP $3.00 PER ACRE AGAINST $10.00 OR $15.00 PER ACRE IT WILL COST IF THERE IS NO CONTROL OF WAGE SCALE. Beginning Friday, July 18, continuing through Saturdpy, July 26, you can sign the contracts at Tulelake Growers I ' Association Office. SIGN EARLY AND PUT THIS PROGRAM OVER! TULELAKE GROWERS ASSOCIATION seventh heaven, U b u r n I nu over the ads for Ilia Hnnllali dubbed version of "Bitter ltiuo." She's merely the slur, but Vltuulo Uusamau, who wasn't billed the (list lime around, mid Hylvana Muiigiino am the only players momioiied above the title. Dulls, who tiled a liiwsiill nuulnst the distributors belnio and wun a settlement, may drag the billing Into court again, - Heiison for that big grin on Dennis O'Kecfe'a face: A big In come tax iclund Horn his Uncle Sammy . . . Johnny Downs, Hol lywood a Ot'lie Kelly of the '30 , Is back In greasepaint tor hla llrst film role In nine years "Pleasure Island" at Paramount. Miirgurrt O'llrlrii Is Sully Mint, lor Missi Ilciiaun'a choice fr the lead lit her new Hvoailway coiii rcly, "Oh, Josephine." When Mull- Kir relums irom making a Hint I" jupiiu,.Mi-11 nead lor M-w rort lo si m i rehriu sals lor the piny, slated lor nil October opening. Lex Barker will star III "Bat tles of Chief Puullac," tor Jack Uioder Productions, The baltlea o( Lex and Arlene Dah! were exciting, loo, until they klnscd and made up , , . UI executives are In mi uproar. Homebody at the studio who doesn't like Yvonne de Curio drew moustaches on all ol her poster pictures for "Scarlel Angel" carried on studio trucks. Talking about Ills recent ap p e a r a n c e on TV, Waller O'Kcefe cracked: "Bing Crosby, Phil Hums and I are making our TV debut they've run out of old movies and now they're using old men." Declalon of Miss Universe, Fin Now Appearing! The Klamath Basin'i Favorits "TUNE-SMITHS" Wilbur and Tut "You name it T . . they'll play it!" DANCING NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAY Food in WILLARD HOTEL J Q ( Dinn.n $2.00 to $4.00 TULELAKE POTATO and ONION GROWERS! THE MEXICAN NATIONAL PROGRAM land's Arm! Kuusfla, to skip movie alaidum leaves a attitlio holding' Hie bug with a aciipt tilled "Miss Universe" and con tracts with 14 oilier content beau tins who were to support Arml In the picture. The Sully Orey who's Oeurga Hull leuulng lady In "I'll Oe You" wan the big romance of Ida Liiplno'a lather, Stanley Lupine, Just belore hla death. Sally, over come by grief, reined Iron) Hick era when he panned away, Ida I.uplno and Collier Young hnva ordeird tho screenplay u( "The House of Beven Oarbon" even though their loiter lo Oreta O. asking lor her perinlnaion was never answered. It's about Iha lumiiiia boarding house In Holly wood where Kuih Human. Siuun Ball and other atnia once lived aa Ui ruthless, ambitious unknowns. "Klim Kong" aisi now J o a n Crnwloidl ' . Tli word's out that hku win give Joan s "Sudden Fear" the blyueat TV campaign ever tried. Special trailers, personal appear- oiu.es liy ine atara, apot niuiuunv.- mcuta and the works ine resuu ot the studio's success In selling the revival ot "King Kong" to tin public via the home clianneia, AN EASY WAY TO HAVI A PIANO Va nl Utlf ! l,.m lb. I II. a euaa I asm. l;s N'. tlh. al a law maaialr ral. Ahr a rsaaalt llmt Ma rfl II Ma slib, rhsni fla ral la es rbaa airaiinsnl, Taa laal alrtaSr Sa ! all v, aailS la Mar aairfcatt aMaaal aS aa altar Sawn aaMiaal la aaafc. air. Tka aaanlSIr e SaS llllla klfkar Ikaa faal. Or II a air. far, Ma aaa aaallaai la raal. ENJOY DINNER IN THE PONDEROSA ROOM Strvlc 'til Midnight Faturin "The But SUakt the Basin. PHONE 4161
