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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO IIEIULD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OUKOON WEDNKSDAY. JULY 30, 1DH2 1 ST V feu - - KFLW 145 Kc-rDT Yednedj.y ETrnlnc, July 3t :M Today1 Sport HifhlighU :1S Hometown New as World Nws summary 6:30 Twll1ht Serenade ' 6:43 Heecllin Edition ABC SNEAK PREVUE TONIGHT! In' Addition To . Our Regular Program Lait Timet THE WILD 0s r - IT STARTS THURSDAY lEjtartf THURSDAY- rTVTJLj BACK... AND THE MMrsJJ i u 11 lHEn0U) ' 11 V FRONTIER 11 rLssoc;een 11 "...IT . 7 M'-t-fcr : S3 It Happn .vry Day ABC t 00 Th Lon lUiurtr ABC T .TO Po1mrk USA. ABC 8 00 Valentino I M Pacific Col Hue? ball 10 (M in P.M. Hdlini 10:15 Parlfir Coatt Hat ball 11:00 Nvw'i Summary 11.04 Sim Oft KFMV -HM Ke. ri)T f Thursday. July 31 V 00 Band Music C 0i Early Bird Newt 6 10 Corn In lh Morn t:00 Newt Bkft, edition 1:15 Charlie' Roundup T 30 Bob Uarrtxl it Newi ABC 1:40 Top of tha Morning 1 43 John Conte ABC t 1:00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10.00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 Mv True Story ABC 10:53 Whtiperin Street ABC IMS When a Oirl Marrlea ABC 11:30 Top of the World ABC 11:45 Muktral Roundup 11:55 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch 1:00 The Bill Ring Show ABC , 1:13 Eaw LUtemug 1:30 Basin Brief 145 Paul Harvey ABC 3 00 It Happen Every Day ABC 2:05 Better Living 2:20 Music 3:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 3:00 Ted Malonc ABC 3:15 Accent on Melody 3:30 Cal Tinney ABC 5 4:00 Requeatfulty Your 5 00 Fun Factory ABC ' 3:15 World Flight Reporter ABC ' 3 23 Royal Triton BsbL Roundup ABC 5:30 Sports Highlight S 45 B B TV 6:00 Today's Sport Highlight 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:33 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 Mr. President ABC 1:30 Defense Attorney ABC 8:00 Original Amateur Hour ABC 8:43 Pacific Coait Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc-PDT Wednesday Evening, July 30 g-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to think About 6:45 Sara Hayes News MBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 1.-00 Family Theater MBS 1:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What's Name Song MBS 8:30 Safeway Mtuic Theatre 8 43 Guest Star 8:00 Glenn Hardv News MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 8:35 3-Min Final MBS -10RI NOSOH -ALICE KEUEY PALMER IEE r WILUAM IEYN0LOS NORTH and , ON OUKf - r " IN PERSON DIRECT FHOM HOLLYWOOD AT . mat,- m m V jr rl I T...r rr - - . l ! lOONALficONNORl VHMSE WESTERN MUSICAL COMEDY STG S-HOUf TOWER 10 M I t.ov Mvtttrv MBS 10:15 IUr't lo Y.tt ARC 10 M Out of Thund.r UBS 11:011 Nuhl Ouli N.wt 11 M Nijht 0U CluB 13.00 ttta Oil KFJ1 Ui Kr. POT Thurndiy. July 31 00 ,13 TOO MS :. ill J 53 I CO 15 10 00 IS 30 43 10:00 10:13 10:30 10:43 11:00 U:a 11:30 12:00 13:13 K 30 12:3 13:33 1:00 1:30 1:00 3:03 J 13 1:30 1:33 3:33 4:CO 13 4:30 4:43 3:00 9:30 55 00 CIS :30 ;40 :43 33 1M 7:30 SunrlM Sr.nid F.rm Rporl.r H.mlniwt) Niki MBS y Brk(.M Cm MBS BhI Bum Sam H. MBS Fint Edition Loral Nawt CmiI Brown MBS Bralifait Gani MBS Haven Of Rt MBS Paula Stona Show MBS Marten from Mllltra Frddtt Martin Show Muuc Of Manhattan Nwapapr of ln Air MBS Tallo T.II MBS LaPolntaa Answar Man Ladlai Tair MBS Nawa MBS Qih.ii for Day UBS Nam. Band! Noonday Ktwf Your Dane Tun.a Mark.ta Klamath Notai Currtna J. ok Klrkwood Show MBS Two at 1 30 Kawa MBS Nw MBS CoffM with Katlt Gillatta Warmup MBS Gam. of tha Day MBS Camcl'a Scoreboard MBS Behind tha Story MBS Kemlnsway Newt MBS Curt Mauay Tlma MBS Sam Kayee MBS Rieky'a Requeat Musical Quia Cecil Brown MBS Gabriel Heatter MBS Klam. Theater Quia Around Town Newt Something to Think About Sam Hayea Kawa MBS BlU Henry MBS Symphonic String MBS This la Tree Europe MBS To be announced Burl Ivea Sings Heidelberg Hartnonatref Glenn Hardy Nawa MBS rulton Lewis Jr. MBS For Dancera Only Sports final 5 MM. Final MBS 1 Lova a Mystery MBS Ponderoaa Room Rod and Gun Club Night Owls News Night Owla Club Sign Off 00 30 43 00 15 :30 43 5S 10:00 10.15 10:30 11:00 UM 11:00 Clothes Theft Reported Here Dr. F. T. Rucker, Sherwood, Ore. staying at the Stevens Hotel, re ported to City Police shortly after midnight that a quantity of cloth ing had been stolen from his room, apparently while he was down stairs in the lobby. Re said the loss included a black zipper handbag containing shirts and other items of clothlrur. a Ma sonic ring. Shrine tie clasfl and a razor, plus a grey wool sun wiu two pairs of pants and an extra pair of grey slacks. Another theft of clothing had been reported earlier in the evening. Frank Bechtel, 1203 Carlyle, re ported his car prowled while it was parked back of the Town Club, and a pair of grey-blue slacks tak en. Sanity Test For Murderer WATER VILLE. Wash, ifi Su perior Judge Robert T. Hunter Tuesday ordered a sanity exam ination for Matthias V. Swearson, 27-year-old Chief Joseph Dam con struction worker charged with slaying his wife and four children. The order was Issued as Swear son, who has admitted the slayinps at his Bridgeport home early Sun day, was brought up for arraign ment on five counts of first degree murder. i Judge Hunter ordered the car penter taken to the Eastern Wash ington Hospital at Medical Lake for examination by psychiatrists. Swearson told Bridgeport Police Chief Lyie Prothero after his ar rest Sunday he shot and stabbed his wife and children because "God told me to." Prison Editor Takes Trip WALLA WALLA IB The editor of the state penitentiary pub lication Outlook was on the pris on's "wanted" list Wednesday. I Gene Kensler, the editor, snd a photographer went outside the walls Tuesday to do a story on the nearby state game farm. Prison officials said Kensler evi dently gave himself a roving as signment ana "just, sept going." Kensler was serving a term for a grand larceny conviction at Ta coma. He was due to be released in December. Reverend To Enter Radio TACOMA OB The Rev. Loyal Vlckers, executive secretary of the Tacoma Council of Churches, re signed Tuesday to become a radio station manager in Oregon. He said the resignation would be effective Sept. 1 but gave no other details. Rev. Vlckers came here nine years ago from Oregon. He figured in several recent Tacoma vice cleanup campaigns. , ' Former Klamath Resident Passes ; ' Death came to Mrs. Joe (Clara) Wetzel, 73, in- Ashland yesterday, it was learned today by friends of the ex-Klamath Tails resident. A resident of Klamath Falls prior to 1928, Mrs. Wetzel made her home in Ashland the past year. She died In the hospital there after a long illness. She was a native of Iowa. Besides her widower, survivors include two sisters, Ida Bailey of Iowa and Josephine Wldner of Medford. Pearl Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements 10:30 a.m. Thurs day in Ashland. 7H K .v Li? 5w, 1, t je' HASTY EXIT Stock-car driver Jim Mcrrcll leaps clear of his careening auto as it rolls over during a race in At lanta, Ga. Merrell's car was rolled when he was struck from the rear while trying to avoid another auto stalled on the track. Young Keiih Andes Says He's Not Glamour Type By ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA Close- and Longshots: "Clash by Night" sent Keith Andes zooming Into the feminine (lurry league, but the ex- Broadway "Kiss Me Kate" singer isn't taking the bows as another classic-featured Robert Taylor or Tyrone Power. Says Keith: "mat's not me on the screen. It's another guy. My real name Is John, not Keith, so I can be objective about Keith. I m unlv. Mv nose is too Dig. They can't get a decent still photograph of me. But that a Keitn." Claire Bloom. Charlie Chaplin's leading lady in "Limelight." has aireaoy couquerea uie jinx mat follows Chaplin's discoveries. She will be starred in "innocents in Paris" for a British company. aniw In ITmrlanrf Irvine, in nhtnln movie rights to Bernard Shaw's Don Juan in rteu ' wnicn ne win film when finis is written to his BSnl np,m, C3iiartt' rwnrrf. I breaking stage tour. It means an open iignt wiui oaonei rascai. wno curncrcu tiie uivio waiasi for Shaw's plays a decade ago. TT. r.1Tt .Un..t , I. . 1 a i cl riWlS Lmvi wut nr ... feminine swim suits: "They're like a crime with no clue. . A fellow just doesn't know where to look first." , . i , stress elen O'Connell will be free rn uri-H Anriv Mrintvre. ex-hubby of Marilyn Maxwell. 1. Jennifer Jones decided that one of her costumes wasn't right on the "Rnby Gentry" set and temper blazed. The dress was altered v Jennifer's specifications. Ethel Waters, who once said she wouldn't let Hollywood film her life story, has changed her mind. She will sell ner autooiograpny. nis Eye Is on the Sparrow, if she given the right to approve , the screenplay. The villain of Cesar Romero's Scotland Yard Inspector' IS a movie producer who shoots it out with Cesar in the final sequence. But it s a big switch." Romero s grinning. "In this case the actor shoots the producer." Producer John Houseman Is pre dicting Lana Turner will be In the Oscar race for her emoting in Tribute to a Badman" . . . Diana Lynn wears wbat's supposed to be Scott Brady's dressing robe for a scene in "The Moon Is Blue." But the robe, four sizes too large, was especially designed for Diana I . "The Sheltering sky," Paul Bowles' 1952 best-seller and a snooker, win be made into a movie , bv Robert Siodmak, who's Just tak en an option-. . ... RUM m (tin. , VERN Cascade Home Furnishings 124 No. 4th wr , . . The All-Star Revue Is PaRlng Harold Lloyd and Maurice Cheva lier for next season's lineup of stars. Barbara Hale's fans won't rec ognize - her in "Seminole." The movie sweet girl wears lowcut dresses throughout the footage and keeps reminding onlookers of Paulette Goddard In "The Uncon quered." Constance Smilh is saying "non sense" to the rumor that there's more to her separation Irom Bryan Forbes than the expanse of land and sea between Hollywood and London, Stephen Longstreet's new novel about Hollywood. "The Beach House." is a runaway best seller In movletown now that It's being whispered that the leading characters are a real movie cou ple. Joan Fontaine's too busy to write letters from Spain, where she's making "Decameron Nights," but Collier Young hears from her. In case sister Olivia de Haviuand wants to check, I mean. The censors finally approved "Hellaate Prison" as a film title with the stipulation that it must be all one word. Never divided as "Hell Gate." Sidelight oii the casting of Eng land's distinguished . stags star, John Glclgud as Casslus In MGM's "Julius Caesar," Is that Glclgud vowed back In 1940 that he would never make anotner movie. Writing of his camera ex periences in his autblography. "Early Stages." the famous Shake spearean actor said: "I suffered acute embarrassment I thought I should really be sick. I loathed being patted, slapped, curiea ana paimea. Grorse Raft's fans can start cringing. In "I'll Get You" his lead ing ladv is a military intelligence operator, an expert at Judo, who liirows nim to uic iiuur uio iuii time they meet. Singer Rodd White swears that when he took out a certain well- traveled movie starlot, he got stuck with the tab for her mink coat rental. . Body Found In Flaming House ALBANY. Ore. Wl The body of James Hlllls Hanscom, 49. was found Tuesday on a flaming daven port In his home at Crabtrce, nine miles east of here. Whether he died from burns or a ' heart attack could not be learned. Deputy Coroner Walter Kropp reported. $ 209 75 Vtslutt M n ' "-" : ...u.m.m " ....,AMUt KIWI" ..uarl flUHfll " . mil clllHtl! Frlgldolrt RmgM mi Rifrlgmfin S OWENS' Phent 8365 Newbry and Pearson Ore. State Finance Department By PAI L V. HARVKV JR. SAI.KM ) Secretary of State Earl T.' Newbry and Stale Treas urer Waller J. Pearson will renew llielr all-out assault on the new Slate Department nf f'hltnue and Adniinlauaiion when the legisla ture meets next January, They argued long and loud In the 1951 nosalon asaliwt creallnn the deparUnent, which was recom mended by Uie "Llllle Hoover" Commla-iion to reorganize the state government. But the House voted S9 lo 1 lor Uie department, and Uie Benate approved It 24 to . Newbry and Pearson, as mem bers of the Slate Board of Con trol and Slate Printing Board, lost Quake Caused Car Shortage syn-rf A Mil las I a I IV-W California ealhquake was biumed Tuesday for a shortage of railway ireigiu cara lor ampuicm ui uir gun products, particularly lumber. V r iltrhtriir traffic mmiil. Iter lor Uie West Coast Lumber men s Association, sam tne snurt- . ..a. ..a a a,rlll,Al nrf Ullt III alllWal had been made to the Delense Transportation Aamimstraiioii aim the Interstate Commerce Commis sion for relief. Batchelder said the quake closed the Southern Pacific Railroad line IlirallaU llJk Ta)l M -tl A rl MmmtaVlnK ltlUUg nv . .............. .... south of Bakersfleld. Calif. As a result traillo nns been snu-ea to the railroad's coast line, causing a lam, Batchelder said. This has brought about a short age of box cara for lumber ship ments which Is expected to reach (0 per cent. The ICC and DTA has been i . Mina mn.a nmtv rars over northern railroad lines In the aaa.al-.u ha, ,.H lift S I'M planned to'meet Tuesday with the Oregon public utiutics cuniima sioner in Salem. A Southern Pacific spokesman said It probably would be two weeks before the Tehachapl tunnel, closed by the quake, la repaired. USS Gives Dividend vsdv iss 1tnltH Rial Steel Corp. declared the usual luarteriy oiviaena m ww i . V. .n..in.nn aincb TueS- n.iaiS uii Mia v- - day, and postponed Its report on financial operauuus quarter because of the disruptive elfect of the steel strike. The dividend was made payable Sept. 10 to shareholders of record Directors declared the quarterly ji..iJaKJ t II 1ft ariaTM An thA preferred mock payable Aug. 30 to f -TT ' Record Salmon Catch Revealed VANCOUVER. B. C::utl A record catch f 200.000 sockeye salmon was taken from the Fraser River Monday, the International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commis sion reported Tuesday. - The fish weighed about seven pounds each and were worth more than $360,000 to the fishermen. Fisheries Commission Dlrcelor Lloyd Royal said the run was ono of the largest reported since 1013. Overhaul Motor AS LOW $Q88 AS 0 Per Month DUGAN & MEST $22 o. lh Now! A Permanent Even If ev have plastic evrlart, kuytheHMU DEtUXE JET wllh 3 llm plastic curlari tlM ! lUt UX GRAND FOR LITTLE GIRLS, TOO-Nutrl-Tonle waves te gently yet ts quickly they don't Hre out. WHIRIVIR TOILETRIES NUTRI-TONIC PERMANENT CURRIN'S for 9th and Main some of their powers when I lie do. pai lmrnt waa created. The depart ment, under Gov. Douglas McKay, now does all alale purchasing and printing. These (unction had been under the Hoard of Control and riming Hoard. The stakes will be higher during the next Legislature, when Newbry and Pearson will be threatened wilh having their dutlea pruned down even more. The "Little Hoover" Commission also recommended thai another new department be established and placed under the governor, II would be called the Stale Depart ment of Revenue. The Department of Revenue would take over the Motor Vehicle Division of Newbry's office, 'nils would leave his department only a mere shadow of Ita present self. About all It would have led would be the elections, auditing and traf fic safety division. Tills proposed department from Pearson a office. It would lake over the collection duties of the Tax Commission and the public utilities commissioner, plus all the licensing duties of the many little boards and commissions. SO. as well as Iryinu to abolish the Department of f inance and Administration, Newbry and Pear son also will have to battle hard to stop the proposed Department of Revenue. Olcott Money To Charities PORTLAND W Civic and charitable Institutions are lo re ceive a total of about fM.000 from the estate of Ben W. Olrntt, for mer Oregon governor who died July 21 at the age of 79. His will, filed In probate court Tuesday, lists the value of the es tate at approximately $100,000. Two sons. Richard and Gordon, both nf Portland, are to receive $11,000 each. George, another son, at Ya quina Ray. la lo receive the bal ance of the estate after Uie be quests have been distributed. Erik Bakke, housekeeper tor the Olcott family for a number of years, Is .to receive $10,000 and her granddaughter, $3,0Q0. MILLION DOLLAR FIRE JAKARTA. Indonesia W The biggest fire to hit Indonesia's capi tal burned out half a square mile of slums Monday. One child waa killed and 10.000 persons were leu homeless. Loss was estimated at one million U.8. dollars. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR SUMMER INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE! 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ARI SOLD VTha Friendly Drug Store Attack Hie Legislative Interim Commit tee on Highways has entered 111 fight! too, favoring a new depart' mem similar to tho proposed Rev enue Department, Holli Nowbiy and Pearson con. lend that Ilia Department of fin ance and Administration coats Ilia slate more than when purchasing was done by (lie Board of Control. Harry Dorinan, director of the department, sayf he will prove lo the legislature that ha la aavlng the state $61X1,000 a year In pur chasing This saving, he aaya, la accomplished by strict compellllv bidding. Dorman also aaya Ihff alrlngent controls hi, department haa over budgets uf auto departments will result In further savings. Dorinan doesn't have any con. trol however, over the budgets ef Newbry and Pearson, 'llielr de partments are exempted by the late constitution. Pearson haa said he thinks Dor inan haa done a good Job, but Pear, son doesn't believe In the depart ment. But with Newbry, who doesn't be lleve III the department either It Is more persunal. He haa haan openly critical nf ihe way Dorman has run his department. Oov. Douglas McKay, Dormant boss, says Durman has done a coinprleiil Job. and the governor barks him fully. Pearson, a Democrat, Is a noml nee for hia former Job In Ihe stale senate. If he a elected, he will argue on Ihe Senate floor In an ef fort to convince the Legislature II waa wrong In setting up Dorman's department. Dorman aays he can eave the stale more money If the Legisla ture will let him build a combina tion tarrase and warehouse. This, he says, would prevent the private use of state-owned automobiles, and give him a place lo store sup- filles so the stale could buy in arger quantities. Art-Metal Offlre Equipment Teals No More Own The Heat. Volant's Pioneer offlre Supply. (U Main. 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