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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, JULY 2d, 10A3 KFLAV 1450 Kc. PDT Monday Evening July 28 A Sparta fflihliMa , ft.lS )lne Toun Ntwi , 23 World Newi Summirjr 3 30 Twihfht Srrrnadt . ' tJ45) Headlin Edition ABC B 53 Coming Attracunna an ABC 7 00 Th Lone Kanger ABC ' ' T0 Henry J. Taylor ABC 1 45 Sitwart Cms ABC 6 00 Chicago Signature ABC ' .30 Saftway ' Mur.c Theaire ' H'!t Th IiUTfrlr Unit &noW 9 0n Paul Whutman'a Radio Teen dub B OO P. whileman Radio Teen CI. ABC 10:00 10 P. M. fleadlmea 101S Serenade In Blue 10 .10 Imoninta Club 1100 .New.. Summiir J1:W Jim. Off . KFLW 14&0 Kc. PDT Tuesday, July 29 S 00 Band Music ' 6: Early Bird News 610 Corn In the Morn 7:00 News. RkM. Edition 7:1$ Charlie Roundup , 7:30 Bob Garrcd. News ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:5S-John Con ABC ' 1-00 Breakfast Club ABC t.00 Hank Henry Show :30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10: IS Lone Journey ABC . KV.T0 Mv True Story ABC 10 M Whimpering Streets ABC CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 1:45 TmJ5f$yMt?fe is back;, WiDTHE ARMTC rut nrti - fc -Sit mww ...... m DONALD O'CONNOR FREE PONY RIOES imHtlLTHESUHM V SHINaNELUE ffl mmmm Tin Hf IflutNOT'J f&J-Ji Stewart GRANGE Mfi(7lt Well (MY 11:15 When a Girl Marrlet ABC U .TO Top of the World ABC 11.43 Musical Roundup 11 M Market Report 13:00 Noon Edition Newa 15 IS Pa v teat Sidewalk fthow 1.1:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC I 00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:15 Easy Lutenlng 1 30 Basin Briefs 1 45 raul lliniv ARC 3 00 It Happens Every Day ABC 3 05 Better Ltvtng 2 30 Music a 30 Mary Marg McBrld ABC , 3.00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Tennessee Ernie ABC 3 30 Cal Tirwiey ABC 4 00 Requestfully Yourr 500 Fun Factory ABC 3 IS World rilaht Reoorler ARC 5 23 Royal Triton Bsbl. Kouadugt ABC 3 .tu tnei Huniiey adi. 5:45 B a B TV BOO SporU Highllghti 4:13 Home Town Newa C 23 World Newt Summary 6 30 Twilight Serenade 6 45 Headline Edition ABC 6 AS Coming Attractions on ABC 7 00 Proudly We Hall 7 30 Mayor of Times Square, ABC gOO Escape with Me ABC 6 30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10 00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball ' 11 00 Newt Summary 11:03 Sign Off 1 KIM I 1150 Kfi. PDT Monday Eveninjj, July 28 Gabriel Heatter MBS 15 Klamath Theater Qui :30 Around Town Newt C:40 Something to Thutk About 43 Sam Hajea, Newt MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Wat a Communist for IBt 7:30 Bright Star 8 00 Let George Do tt MBS 8:30 Warfront Homefront MBS 9 CO Glenn Hardy Newt MB 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS . 9 30 For Dancers Only ' , 9 43 Sports Final 9:33 5-minuta Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Myttery MBS -1015 Look to the Skiea 10:30 Crowell't Neat 11:00 Night Owls Newa 11:03 Night Owla Club - . 13:00 Sign 0ft " KFJI 1150 Kc PDT 1 Tuesday, July 29 6:00 Sunrise Serenade :35 Farm Reporter 7 oo Heminrwai Nmvt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS , 7:30 Today s Best Buys " 7:43 Sam Hayes Bkfst. News UBS 7:55 First Edition Local Neva g:00 Cecil Brown MBS 1:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Paula Stone Show MBS 915 Garden Guide 9 30 Freddie Martin 9:43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10 30 LaPointes 10:43 Answer Man MBS .. 11:00 Ladiea Fair MBS 11:23 Newa MBS . 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:13 Noon Day Newa 12:30 Dance Tunes t 12:43 Market Reporta 12:50 Klamath Notes 12:53 Currina 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS . 1:30 Two at 1:30 . 2:00 Newa 3:03 Newt MBS 2:13 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Warniup MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:33 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4:00 John Sebastian Show MBS 4:13 Hemingway Newt MBS 4:30 Curt Maasey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Rickys Request 5:30 Wac Recruiter 3:50 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:15 Klamath Theatre Quia g 30 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 1 00 Jimmy Carroll Show MBS 7:30 Peter Salem. MBS 8:00 Count of Monte Crtsto MBS 8:30 Serenade In Blue 8:43 Heidelberg Harmonilree i 9:00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9 45 Sports Final 9:53 3-Minute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love. A Mystery MBS . . 10:15 Pohdertta Boom 10:30 Official- Detective MBS 11:00 Night Owl News 11:03 Night Owl Club . U.0O Sign Off QUICK METHOD' PASADENA. Calif. Wl Two young men working in the' Pasa dena City Planning Department have discovered that It Is no longer necessary to , stop and knock on doors to see how many families are living In certain neighbor hood. In their hurry-up - survey they ve found that counting tele vision antennas., mall boxes and gas meters is a lot quicker and al most as accurate as a door-tc-door campaign. . . A JIFFT-SEW R9332Y Mix and matchmates double your wardrobe I Easy? Look at the dia gramcouldn't be faster sewlngl One main pattern part to halter; slips over head, wraps, buttons! Skirt Is a half-circle: sew one seam, add belt band, that's all on look, feel cooll Paftern RM32: Misses' Blzea 12. H. 16, 18, 20. Size 18 takes 4 yards 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-use t)attm gives perfect fit. Complete Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cent In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III. dress, zone, size and style number, w-.t -. va .tnr r . t ti V DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES CHEER NOMINEE G.n.ral vitw In the Chicago International Amphitheater at delegates greeted the Democratic, presidential nominee Gov. Adlai Steven son (right, on speakers rostrum) at he was presented to the convention shortly after hit nomination by President Truman. Stevenson's Wm Vnta Rnniihliran Hill f VIU IIUUUIIUUIl By RUTH COWAN CHICAGO Lfl The Democratic party has handed its presidential standard to Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, but he begins his cam palgn forewarned of one vote he might not get that of his former wile. Attractive Ellen Borden Steven son, wealthy Chicago socialite and mother of their three sons, said she still intends to vote Republican in November not for any personal reason but as a matter of political conviction. But November is three months away. . - - And her mother. Mrs. John Alden Carpenter of Chicago and Beverly. Mass., gave a hint her daughter might change her mind; She said that she and her oaugn- ter believe the Democrats have been In power long enough. Mrs. Stevenson sent the governor a note. It read: . . Rites Set For James Derrah Funeral services for Frank James Derrah, who died here Sat urday at the age of 88, are to be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. from Sacred Heart Church. Interment will be in ML Calvary Cemetery. Recitation of the rosarv will be in O'Hair's Memorial Chapel to night at . Derrah. a Canadian bv birth, had been associated with the logging in dustry for 50 years prior to com ing here In 1930i Up until a few years ago he served as caretaker at Sacred Heart Academy. He la survive! by a son. five daughters. 16 grandchildren and 11 great granacmiaren. Miss Oregon From Eugene SEASIDE Wl : Mary . Lou Teague of Eugene, a green-eyed brunette, will represent Oregon in the Miss America' contest at At lantic City this September. She was selected Sunday from among 12 girls seeking the title of Miss Oregon and the S500 scholar ship which was presented by Sea side residents. Audrey Mistretta. .Astoria, last year's winner, crowned .- Miss Teague. Lorelta Mason, 18.- Hermlston, was second with Marilyn Lundell, IB, rne Danes, tniru. Candidates were Judged on tal ent, personality, and appearance in a swim suit and evening gown. Miss Teague won the swim suit competition and placed high in the talent snow as a singer. COFFEE QUELLS BLAZE HURON. S.D. I Patrolmen Francis Schwartz and Charles Geyer dropped into a Huron cafe recently and ordered coffee. While there, they looked out a window and saw flames coming from under the hood of a parked car. The patrolmen grabbed the coffee pot, ran outside, and poured the coffee on the fire. That quenched the blaze. 8 GO 1 Ex - Yife I "Dear Adlai: Congratulations to the Dentooratic Party for choosing the finest available Democrat for President. I know you will do your best for the American people. All good wishes to you personally." She signed It "Ellen Borden Stevenson." A divorce generally is considered a political strike against a candi date. Although the governor is not one to discuss his personal affairs, this may have been one reason for bis reluctance to be the Dem ocratic nominee for President. Mrs. Stevenson, now 43, and a slim brunette, was regarded as one of Chicago's loveliest debutantes .when she met Stevenson, then rising young lawyer ten years her senior. Their marriage In 1928, shortly after her presentation at the court of St. James in Lonaon. was one of the season's most bril- liant-social events. After 21 years of married life, she obtatned a Nevada divorce in 1949 shortly after he took office as governor on the grounds of mental cruelty. Stevenson did not contest the suit, out saia men wai be opposed divorce in general, The three sons divide their va cation time between their parents. Two of them John Fell. 16. and Borden, 19 looked on as Ihe wildly cheering ' convention hailed their dad as "the next President." , The third son, Adlai m, 21, like bis mother, watched the stirring events on television. He is now In the Marine Corps and training at Quantico, va. New Plant For Washington OGDEN, Utah im The Amal gamated Sugar Company- has ob tained a site for a new augar beet factory a few miles rruth of cjulncy. Wash., in the center of the Columbia Basin Irrigation project. President of the firm. B. A. Banning, ssld "It is our Intention to build a modern sugar beet fac tory at this location when the agri culture development of the area has progressed sufficiently to Justi fy such a plant. - Amalgamated now operates fac tories at Lewlston, Utah: Nyssa, Ore., Twin Falls and Nampa, Ida ho. RETIRING Offering for Sale At Inventory POP REID'S Hamburger Store Appltgata at loll Main $2000 CASH with Balance to suit Buyer W a 904 V; i hk.-.. i a j ' 40 et 8 Elects New Leaders The American Legion's . fun groups 40 and 8 for the Legion and 8 and 40 for It's Auxiliary completed their conventions Friday and Saturday In a surprisingly or derly manner, though Saturday night In Klamath Falls was per haps the busiest in local history. Out .of it all came a slate of new officers for both groups. Clorln J. Layton, Astoria, was mtmrd Grand Chef dc Oare of the 40 and 8 for the coming year, re placing Harry r. Bahlma'n. Port land. ' Layton. who has twtn boys In the Air Force servinir oversea in th Far East, served last vear as Chef de Train of the organizations. Herman J. Melrlng. Medford. ! was elected Chef de Train, Com missalre Intendant is F. F Cler-' ber. Tillamook and Janles r For- i syth. Portland, was re-elected i Grand Correspondant. ' Other officers Include: Conductuer, Slim W. Elmore, ! Portland: Garde de la Porte. Claude Martin. 8nlem: Commls Voyageur. Felix C. Duke. Coos Bav: Drapeau. George Vlaene, Portland: Chemlnot Nat l. Harry F. Bahlman, Portland: alternate, John Cerny. Dallas. Grand Chemlnots Include (by districts): 1. John Scott. Tillamook: 3. Ted ' Braoec, Salem: 3. Robert Service. Toledo; 3. Clyde Todd, Klamath Falls; 4. Oscar Nlssen, Madras; 0. Ray Ollhnm. Pendloton; 7 Wil liam Bnivclv. Baker; a. Don Feen aughty. Portland; 9. Warren Fore- I man. Portland: and 10. Robert Shaw. Coos Bay. Mrs. Clvde Dickey. Portland, was J named president of the Oregon De- , oartment of 8 and 40 Saturday, re- i placing Mrs. Marie Tatom, state i president. Mrs. carl Schuh. Seaside, was 1 named first vice president, and ; Mrs. Eda Zolezzo waa elected tec- . ond vice president. I Mrs. c. H. Lenneville. Portland, 1 was elected secretary, and Mrs. Eva Bailey. CorvalUs. is the new treasurer for the coming year. i Mrs. Charles Rhoadcs. Portland, Is historian: Mrs. Frank Updike, Toledo, is chaplain: Mra. Henry Al- brecht. Baker, Is sergeant at arms. I Mrs. Tatom becomes the nation- j al nouvolr member from Oregon. In her last day as president of the Oregon group, she heard com mittees report there are now 19 salons (8 and 40 groups) In Oregon composed of 648 women. Art-Metal Office Equipment Coats No More Own The Beat. Voliht'a Pioneer Office Supply. 6z9 Main. DALE TEPPER WATCHMAKER - JEWELER " South 8th (Next to Pelican Theater) Klamath Phone 5521 ((ncsaO) & 4 j : - V- Haymes LaiesiTo Toss Off By l.RNKINE JOIINHON HOLLYWOOD- (NKA) - Kxclu Plvelv Youra: Dick llvinr, hUllnc the movlr coinebmk Hull In Columbia's "All Altore," la lol I lowllit Blni Croaby't blueprint i lor IIvIiir down Iho Krrudin i o r i in ol bolibyaoxara mid emerging rogulm, nll-Anirrl- cn guj. No more of Hit gtrdorb look lor Dick htn h mid no mot nolea thtt paralytt the UolLi. 8rv.i Dirk, who alura with MU'kev Roouav III lha Him: "I'd ralhrr not play Mr. Charm again. That'a what hurt mv ra- Trotman Rites Held Tomorrow Final rllri for Mrs. Leola Trnt man, wile of Mrrrlll'a mayor. Dr. Frank E. Trotman, are to be con ducted tomorrow at i p.m. U p.m. standard (Unci (rom the Merrill Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Ueorge Mllna olflt'lutlng. Mrs. Trotman, 49, died Saturday morning. Interment Kill be In Klamath Memorial Cemetery. O'llali'a Me morial chapel la in charge of ar rancr mrnts. Mrs. Trulman had brrn a real. drill of Merrill ilncc 11132. Survivors Include Uie widower; three wits, Roger, Robert and Ron tile: a grandson. Frank Robert Trotman. and her father, Frank Daws all of Merrill. Dog Passes At '140' CHARLTON, Mass., l.fl Fanny, a mongrel dog. died Sunday night at the ripe old dogdom age of 140 years. She was believed and there was nobody to dispute It one of Ihe oldest dogs In New England. Fanny died while undergoing a major operation In the hospital of Dr. M. Terry Mills. The dog waa bought 30 years ago bv the Kdwln Nelson family when one month old. An averago dog's life span la between 10 and 14 yean and dog authorities claim seven years of a human's life la comparable to one of a dog's life. Overhaul Motor AS LOW $Q88 AS 0 Per Month DUGAN & MEST 311 S. th NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR SUMMER INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE! 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They want Kill Irxltirr, Another thing nobody will ever net mo to plnv a comiHMier agiiln. How many commhei' am Uteia, ativ how. and how long can you milk something ?" Found: A ballerina who doesn't nuiui II lirr giuiloua gums are bnllyhourit over and above her clunalo virtuosity aa a Pavlova, I'm talking about tippy French ballet star, Jeanmalrr, who co rims wlih Danny Kuya III Sum lloldwvn'a "The Life of Hans C'hrlMinn Amin.'.en," and who la "proud of my good lalg.i." Mho says: "I am Inlive when peoples talk ol mv latgn. Anv'ow, Isa Mo muili talk In AmeiUiih ol so bonst. sls.i iiiiiniHRIriH'. Alwayh talk of ls alar'K berg buhM and - . t.. l..,..a hv mm n til ,,,, v, we Micak ol clmrni and Urauly details of woman." Je.iuuiairr'a glorious "detain." are already the big burn along movie row. where insldera liava Keen hrr III the Mini's uudorsea ballet number In which she wears a lew ahells hern and there. "Whv AmerU'aliiea use r.e word ssxre all re tunc?" she ankrd me. 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' "U'a a new start," ha told mt, "I've forgotten the pail." Perk up, Mr. Fxhlbllor Anna flnxtrf 'a aavlng that aha will allow her nhapoly chassla on tilt screen nl Iraai one a year "lor Ihi good of Hollywood " Balhlng aulls, rarung. panties and bras tlia outer hiisklnga don't make ' any ilillerem e to Oscar-winning Anna, who lold me: ; "Tlmrr'a been a lot of horrible propaganda agiilnst ton alara, The public's v been led to bellave thai we wear, falsles, leg paddings, girdles and oilier1 tionatroua de vices. Iline's been talk that we're nlmrt-w aisled, knock-kneed, skinny, fat awav backed and everything els. Hollywood ahould have spiknd this talk veara ago, It's ' hurt tne movie Industry." Press agent release: "atrv iTtioper la learning how to apeak roiynesian for hia Marring .role In "Return lo Paradise.' V Okay, how do you say. "Yup" In Polynesian? Columbia records offered Rob Mllrhum a contract to warbla hoi lass, but no okay lias come dean from RKO Idgh brass. 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