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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO 1IEHALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH YAUS. OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1183 ! ! L. , mm .in i , i m i ii tm mi ii.. i mi .mm . iiwwiwi KFXW 1439 Ke. TDT Monday Erenlnr, Auf. 4 M Sporti Hlfhllfhli 18 Horn Town Newi :2S World Newt Summary TwihiM 6rndt 4S Head lint F.dtKon ABC ft:!U Comini Atlrjicttom on ADC T:00 Th Lon Ranger ABC J, Those Wild aW am SUrf Piper LAURIE KockHUDSON CharlesCO Gigi PERREAU Extra Novelty Subject Color Cartoon Fox News i mm . aa i A' 1 - t I I t:SB Henry J. Tler ABC T 45 Stewart Cratff ABC 100 ChtrafO Sttntturt ABC B M Safeway Muaie Theatr II 4S The Lawrence We Ik JM.0W 10:00 10 P. M. Headlines 10 13 Serenade in Blue, 11:00 Newi Summary 11.03 Inn OH KFLW 145i Ke. FDT Tuesday. Auj. fi 00 Band Muric 6 05 Early Bird Newt 6 10 Corn in the Murti T:00 Newt, Bkfit. Kdttio T 13 Charlie's Roundup T:M Bob Garrtd. Nrwa ABC T:4(t Top of the Morning t S3 John Con.e ABC 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show $):. Break the Bank ARC - 10 00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:M My True Story ABC 10 U Wntsperln Street ABC 11:15 When Girl Marrtce ARC 11:30 Top t the World ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:35 Market Report IS. 00 Noon Edition Newi 13:15 Pavleu sidewalk snow 13:30 Lucky U Ranch ARC 1 00 Bill Rln Show AH 1:13 Easy Listening 1:30 Basin Brief 1:43 Paul Harvey ARC 2 00 It Happen Every Day ABC 3 05 Better Living 3:30 Music 3:30 Mary Mart McBrlda ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Tenneuee Ernie ABC 3:30 Cal Ttnney ABC 4 00 Requetfully Yours 5:00 Fun Factory ABC l. Wn-M Fllerht Rsnnrtatr AWC 3 15 Royal Triton Bbl. Roundup ABC 5:30 chet Huntiey ad- 3:43 B it 8 TV e oo Sports Highlight! 8:13 Home Town News 8 35 World New Summary 6 30 Twilight Serenade 6 45 Headline Edition ABC 8 55 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 Proudly We Hall 7:30 Mayor Of Times Square. ABC 8:00 Escape with Me ARC 8:30 Pacific Co it Bate ball 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 Newt Summary 11:03 Sign Off KING OF 'EM 17alTinH!f ' rmio 1m mi """TRACY ''" KATHAIINI ' HEPBURN Pat am STARTS TUESDAY Thrilkwept Tropical Wvwture! nam WARNER BROS. rav ifFlYNN iiJ4m ruth KFJI 115 Ke. PDT Monday Erenlnf, Auf. 4 " 8iM Gabriel Heatter MBS 615 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 8:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes. News UBS 6 53 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was a Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 8:00 Let George Do It MBS 6:30 Warfront Homefront MBS 1 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewi Newi MBS 8:30 For Dancers Only :43 Snorts Final 8:33 S-minut Final MBS 10:00 I Love A Myatery MBS 10:13 Look to the SKies 10:30 Mysterious Traveler MBi 11:00 Night Owls Newt 11:03 Night Owl Club 12.00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Tuesday. Auf. $ 6:00 Sunrise Serened 6:35 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buy 7.43 Sam Hayes Bkfit, Hews MBS 7:33 Pint Edition Local New 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 8 30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Paula Stone Show MBS 9:15 Garden Guide 9:30 Freddie Martin 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of tha Air MBS 10:13 TeUo Test MBS . ' 10:30 LaPointes j 10:45 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Nam Bands 12:15 Noon Day Ntwg 12:30 Dance Tune 12:45 Market Reports 12:30 Klamath. Notes . 12:53 Curries 1:00 Jack TCirkwood MBS 1:30 Two at 150 3:00 Newt . . . 3:03 News MBS 2:13 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:35 Game of the Day MBS 3:33 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4.-00 John Sebastian Show MBS -4:13 Hemingway News MBS . 4:30 Curt Matter Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 3:00 Ricky Request 3:30 Twilight Time 3:50 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Qutx 6:30 Around Town Newt 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 7:C0 The Southland Singing ' 7:13 Tex Beneke Show 7:30 Peter Salem. MBS 8:00 Count of Monte Crlsto MBS 8:30 Serenade in Blue 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonalres 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final fl:S5 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 Ponderosa Room 10-.TO Official Detective MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owl Club 13.00 Sign Off HUMAN DECOY Marine Pie. Henry Friday I left) of Nelcoot. Wii., walks down a trench at a forward observation pott of the 1st Marine Division on Korean western front while TSgt. John W. Boitnott, who grew up in hills of Kentucky, a Leatherneck sniper, prepares to fire at an enemy sniper. This was Friday's last run as decoy to allow Boitnott to pick off enemy snipers. Their company commander, hearing of the system, put a stop to it shortly after this picture was made. BLM Records Neat Profit Shasta School Gets Principal MT. SHASTA J. C. Munt Jr. of San Jose, Calif., has been ap pointed principal of Mt. Shasta High School. He succeeds Delwin H. Foe, who was recently elected superin tendent of the school district and principal of Dunsmuir High. Munt is 35 and has 10 years experience in school work. Last school year he served In an ad ministrative capacity at Woodrow Wilson High, San Jose. He received his bachelor of arts degree from me university ol Nebraska and a master's degree from Stanford, and has completed work toward a doctorate in education. During World War n Munt was a captain in the Army Air Corps, BUILDING DELAY SALEM Ufi Construction of the new Marion County Courthouse will be slowed three months be cause of scarcity of structural steel, county officials said Friday. The old Courthouse is almost torn down, and construction of the new one will be started In a few I days. I ACTUALLY FILMED I UNDER THE BIG TOP! f ' w TECHNICOLOR ATljl. "" x"N mom won iVA MV HlllirjNfc.. P MM mmm-mm-to PRICES THIS ENGAGEMENT rWrv General Admission $l.f)Q - Special children Price tit PORTLAND The Northwest region of the Bureau of Land Man. aaement took in S3. 30 for everv dollar it spent in the last fiscal year, Administrator Roscoe E. Bell said Saturday. Expenses in administering some 30 million acres in Idaho, Wash ington and Oregon totaled 13.976.- 364. he said, and revenues were M. 801.800. The revested Oregon and Cali fornia railroad grant lands of Western Oregon produced the most money, through Umber sales. All told, timber sales In the three states brought in $9,393,313 with well over a million dollars to be added to that In this year's collections on last year's sales. Some of the O & C lands are in controversy whether under BLM or forest service Jurisdiction ana tne SI.1J6.413 irom umber sale on them has been added to give million dollars already in a lund to be paid out when final decision is made on how big a share tne counties of Western Ore gon get and how much the gov ernment keeps. Public domain land in Idaho pro duced. S2S7.864 In timber products sales. Grazing brought In S339.294 and minerals $139,673 in the three states. Among expenses. Bell listed $700.00 for removing sagebrush. and sowing crested wheatgrass on m.uuo acres of ioano and Oregon; $317,000 for fire protection: 180.- 000 for reforestation: $44,000 for blister rust control; and large sums for range reservoirs, fences. roads and trails and other activi ties. Former GP Mayor Dies GRANTS PASS W Joe Alex ander Wharton, 79. a former mayor of Uranus Pass, died at his home here Sunday. Ho was a city councilman and a member of the water commis sion for a number of years before serving six years as mayor be ginning in 1941. He also operated a sporting goods store here for 45 years. The widow survives. - , Bend Dance Festival Set Bend's Bruin Field will be the scene of a colorful spectacle Aug ust 9. when square dancers and callers from all parts of Oregon and some points further North west, will gather there for a lam- boree sponsored by the Bend Jun ior Chamber of Commerce. Festivities start at p.m.. with music by the Bend sauare dance orcnestra. tmceeing tne three, part program will be Louie Olsen Madras: Len Gorton. Redmond. and Claude Cook. Bend. Death Claims Alaska Newsman SEATTLE in Earle W. Knight 64. publisher of the Alaska Weekly for the past 29 years, died Sunday at his home here. Death was at tributed to a heart attack. Knight was born in Ann Arbor. Mich., and came to Washington State In 1904. He Is survived by his wife, two daughters, a son. two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. . . BIH'T DOWN ' ASHLAND i.fl Foreclosure pro- ceeaings rued In circuit court Medford. have closed down Radio Station KWIN here. M. S. and Bessie Hamacker. who hold a first mortgage on the pro perly, niea tne lorciosure action. Harris Morris, Ashland, w a : named temporary receiver by Or cult judge H. K. Hanna. Alta Fescue Support Down PORTLAND ifl Federal price supports for Oregon alta fescue seed are far below those ol last year. Arnold N. Bodlker, chairman of the State Production and Market ing Committee of the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture, said Saturday the support price this year would be 27 cents a pound for certified seed and 30 cents for uncertified seed. The prices are two cents more than the present market prices but below last year's record high of 60 cents and more. Reds Claim Sabotage In 3rd China Harvest REDS CLAIM 43 col IIONli KONU il Tha third harvest under Communism has come l eoiith Central China and the Reds atlll complain of sabo tage by "bandlla. iroctal aienls. laubrenklng landlords and other evil elements." The Hankow Coaimunlst news. paurr. Chang Chiang Dally, tells oi me irouoies, Milch are the same as Ihnse of last year and me year oeiore. in one country in Hunan Prov. Inre there were "3:0 cases of land lord sabotage," the paper aald. In oiher areas of the orovlncs landlords who lost their land In me rediMributlon process "recan- lured their water mills and took back clothing that had been given to tile peasants." Oilier landlords ecamured" Uirir aores. houses. livestock ana farm looia. Elsewhere, the paper aald, land lords "are committing arson, pnl. soiling wells, damaging reservoirs na ayses. - Power lines have been cut. rail- rosds lorn UP. bridges burned and woodlots set afire, the newspaper added. The militia hunt put down the uprisings because It has been busy supervising harvests, the paper said. Indicating that the harvest ers atlll need watching. It accused REFUSED PORTLAND 1 Blria nn nrn. iot to correct slide conditions on' me ooumern f acme s cascade line I near Lookout Point Dam have all been turned down as too high, the Army Engineers reported Friday. The lowest was $49,s30 and the , government estimate had been $38,080. Co). Thomas H. Llpscombl said the Job would be re-advertised. I Pioneer Group Sees East Ore. BAXER The Amerlesn Pioneer Trails Association caravan toured Eastern Oregon points Mon day, Inspecting pioneer memorials. rne caravan, wmcn i.iartefl July 13 at Kansas City, Mo., arrived here Sunday. Members of the Baker Cmmty Pioneer Association arranged a picnic. Principal speaker! were Dr. How ard Drlggs, president of the Pio neer Trails Association of New York, and Allen Eaton, New York, director of the Russell Sage Foundation. Overhaul Motor AS LOW $Q8I AS 0 p., Month DUGAN & MEST S21 Se. eth the mllllla of having let "its alrug lie against the enemy alaekin.' The Communist paper speaks of landlord!, but II means middle class farmers. There are thou sands of these thrifty toiler! own ing from three lo a down aores. Borne are from families who have been for generations accumu lating their land. Their ancestors Guard Freed Of Assault SALEM Ml Raymond R. ell, a prison gtisrd charged How. with attacking a prisoner, waa exoner- atea and re-instaied after a hear. Ing here Saturday, Howell, formerly a professional boxer, wan accused of knocking out Jesse Dan lawaon, 83, during a scuflle in the prison yard last weancsaay. Lawson, intoxicated on pruno a fermented drink made by the irlaonera waa creating a dlstur ance In the yard. Howell aald he struck Lawson In aelf defense In attempting to subdue the prisoner. uepuiy warncn Lawrence o- Brlen In re-lnntatlni Howell, said he thought "Howell's judgement was poor dui I ao not leei brutality was involved. PRICE CIT AKRON. O. i.fi Selberllng Rub ber Co. Saturday announced a six ana a nan per cent cut in ine price of truck tires 10 ply and over. A similar cut was announoed Wednesday by Goodyear Tire $i Rubber Co. AMERICAN CHINISI reees el their eerll Fh. 4e Far Oreers Te Teke Oat Ben t. Lit, Mar. . let ef them are burled en It, their children are born on II. Thty weuif rather die thin lose It, and a ; are doing Just thai. The quirk course Communist who Is sent out te redistribute Ul . land looks on theae people net si hardworking farmer htaterteally linked with the soil, but ee rural exploiters lo be eliminated ke cause they have mere thin ethers. So the fight between these m la dle class farmers and theae whe would take their land away frem them la in lis third eummer. The Rrda obviously haven't wen yet. The Communists, harassed by this opposition, call fer party rem. edles, such as "more prepefenda . among the mllllla and the maaaes," er a "political offensive against the enemy by the mllKle." 1 I - .e TUES. thru SAT. ot 7:15 P.M. DIAL 1150 KFJI Presentee It Th . KUHN NASH CO. 0 Uvlk Sitt Hans Norland Aute Insurance. Pine St. J7 e Holsum -JO. 50-4 J In tlTTlfor YOU'LL LIVE IN IT It's a breeze to sewl You'll depend on this casual for shop ping, church, spectator sports. Deep yoke, blir pockets are smart fashion details. Have it in cotton or one of the new nylons that wash In a wink, hardly need Iron ing! send now, wear it soon I Pattern R9361: Misses' 8ize 12. 14. 16, 18, 20: 30. 33. 34. 36. 38. 40. 42. Size 16 takes 4;), yards 36-Inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated 3ew Chart shows you everv step. Bend thirty-five cents in coins or this pattern to Marian Martin, are of Herald and News, Pattern '.O. Box 6740, Chicago, 80, HI. '. Print plainly your name, ad ess, fone, size and style number. Look Holsum aaia Buy Holsum ! . tiTteWJ.!.,',. Fluhrer's NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE BIG FURNITURE SAVINGS! It's our annual August Sale . . . and a rare opportunity to buy fhe fine furniture you've always wanted ... at lower-than-ever Klamath Furniture prices. You'll find our floors offer an amazing selection of superbly crafted funiture. Whether you're interested, in a luxurious bedroom or din ing room suite or a modest one ... in per iod or modern furniture ... or a special buy in an occasional piece . . . then NOW is the time to buy! furniture sale Our second big week! Here are a few of hundreds ef suites and occesionapieces many one of a kind. We sug gest early selection. LIVING ROOM PIECES SALE PRICE Reo. 425.00 Tomlinson Sofa with sprinq down cushions, hiqh-qrade motelosse. Liqht toost color 329.95 Req. 225.00 Tomlinson Sofa in Lawson sryllnq with smart qold brocatelle coverinq 179.50 Req. 295.00 Provincial Sofo with winq bock. In beautiful dark qreen print 239.50 Req. 199.50 Cushmon Sofa with seat end bock cushions, wooden arms. Solid mople construction 139.30 Req 225.00 Early American Sofa with wooden arms. Red print cover. Full sprinq construction 149.50 Req. 64.95 to 69.95 Swinq Rockers in Early Am erican and Provincial styles. Big cover selection, 46.93 Req. 99.50 Lqwson style choir with green motelosse cover 69.93 Reo. 139.50 Tomlinson Lounge Chair in grey or qreen stripe 69.93 Req. 139.50 Heywood-Wokefield Wing Choir. In pastoral print 19.95 Rea. 249.50 Tomlinson Lounqe Chair with sprinq down cushions. In brokn nylon motelosse .. 189.95 Req. 189.50 Tomlinson Barrel Bock Lounqe Chair. Liqht green tweed cover. Kick pleat 144.30 Req. 125.00 Heywood-Wokefield Chair with lime qreen textured cover 96.75 CHROME DINETTES SALE PRICE Req. 94.50 Howell Chrome Table with two filler extension leaves. Creen pearl top 69.95 Req. 84.00 Lloyd Drop Leaf Chrome Table with yellow pearl top 59.95 Req. 59.50 Set of 4 Chrome Choirs with dork ' qreen tweed plastic covered seots 43.95 Req. 14.95 (each) Set of 6 Chrome Chairs with liqht qrey plastic covered seats. Set of six 69.95 Req. 83.75 Set of Four Chrome Shield Bock Chairs with qreen embossed plastic covered seats 59.95 Davenos, Studio Couches SALE PMCI Reo. 154.50 Doveno in brown nylon frieze 129.50 Req. 109.50 Bilrwell Doveno in areen . frieze ,'. 79.15 Req. 99.50 Simmons Doveno with red plold cover 79.95 . Reo. 1 29.50 Simmons Doveno with qrey cover. 99.95 . Req. 1 19.50 Simmons Studio Couch in orey 19.95 Reo. 129.50 Simmons Studio Couch with Beoutvrest mattress. In coral 99.95 Rea. 89.50 Simmons ormless Doveno in red ploid 69.95 Req. 109.50 Biltwell Doveno in wine freiie 79.95 Req. 149.50 Biltwell Fold-o-bed love seot size doveno 99.95 Req. 159.50 Biltwell Fold-a bed with lei amn ions. In beige fricie 1 09.95 BEDROOM all Greatly Reduced SALE PRICE Modern Open Stock ledroem Sets in Ivory Sonera Req. 50.00 Full ar Twin Site ledi 36.95 Req. 95.0ft Vqnity ond Mirror 71.95 Reo. 145.00 Double Dresser ond Mirror 94.95 Req 73.00 Chest of Drqwerj 51.95 Req. 20.00 Vonify Bench 14.95 Req. 34.00--Nite Stqnd J4.93 . Reg. 322.00 Modern Wolnur Bedroom let. Von try chest, twin beds, bench and nite itond. 199.50 . Req. 344.50 Menqel Bedroom set in solid ash. Triple dresser ond- mirror, chest of drawers ond full size bookcase bed 269.50 Open Stock Bedroom Sett in Grer Meheaony Req. 145.00 Double Dresser ond Mirror 94.95 Req. 73.00 Chest of Drawers 51.93 Rea. 50.00 Full Size Beds 14.95 Req. 34.00 Nite Standi 24.95 TERMS if desired All Itomi lubject to prior ill , . Usual Delivery Service Discontinued CARPET SAMPLES 27"x54" lixt 18"x27"iiio. 2.98 98c "Four Floon of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverinii" Wamatkunnitune Co 221 Miln Street Fhone 5333 or 5339 0