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Word of Uf 7 00 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC 7 M Band Concert ABC 00 Th Lon Ranirtr ARC 1 .10 Pacific Coast BabU 10.00 10 p m Headline 10 15 Pacific CoaM Baacball 11:15 Ntwi Summary 11:30 Sign Off KFLW 1458 Ko rDT Bunds r, Aug. 10 00 Nw ABC 6:15 Morning Song ARC M Light and Lilt Hour ABC 0 00 Calvary Echo 15 Negro College Choir ABC 0:30 Sammy Kaja Sunday Serenade AHC 10-00 Sunday New Special ABC 10.15 Brunch Time ABC 10 .10 National Veper ABC 11:00 Klamath Lutheran Church 12 00 Christian in Action ABC 12 .10 Piano PIahouae ABC 1:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC 1:00 Vote of Prophecy ABC TELEPHONE UU , LAST DAY ( smw tMY-POWER-BRENT Continuous Dftily Phone 4572 .STARTS I0W6HT it KW99ff- THE HILARIOUS1; STORY OF A MIRACULOUSLY irfel n t r iia.tnuua. i i . fli ruruu Vi uni.nn s , kail Tim T.l.y I . . 9 Bin Hid -'J Robert CUMMUffiS Barbara HALE i COMPANION HIT- SCANDAL SHEET . atNasi5 wnaa Ttaoa uatM w I Mi iNremuTioNJu. rri" t'E I k tmK $ TV' . BLYTH WM 11 Church In the Horn ARC 3no Hour of Decision ABC MBI'S. Navy Band 3 .45 Guest fciar 4 00 Thi Week Around the W orld 4 .10 Herald of Truth 5 0 Slop the Mime ABC 00 Drew Pearson ABC 13 Music Hall of Fame ABC M Melodi Highway ABC 45 Home Town New M World New Summary 7 00 Cascading Rhxtrim 7 .10 Tim Catu)e AUC 0 ()0 Paul Harvey ABC 0 13 Monday Morning Htadlinej ABC 30 Stewart Craig ABC 0:43 Chet Huntley ABC 800 Pacific Coast Baseball 10 00 10 P y Headline 10 13 Pacific Coast Bateball It oo Newi Summary 11 03 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc rDT Monday Aug; 11 6 00 Band Music 6 03 rarly Bird Newt 10 Corn in the Morn 00 New Sreanlai tid. 7:15 Charlie a Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred. New ABC 7.40 Top of the Morning i-m jonn tome ac 0 00 Breakfast Club ABC 0 00 Hank Henrv Show 0:30 Break the Bank ABC 10 00 Chet Huntley ABC 10.13 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 Whispering Streets ABC 11:13 When a Girl Martin ABC 11:30 Slop and Shop 11:43 Musical Roundup 11:35 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition New 13:15 Pay! en Sidewalk Show 11:30 Lucky "U" Ranch ABC 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:15 Easy Listening 1:30 Basin Briefs 1:45 Paul Harvey ABC 2 00 Belter Living 2:15 Ronnie Kemper ABC 2 30 Mary Margaret McBrtde ABC 3 00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Tennessee Ermi ABC 3:30 Cal Tinncy 4 O0 Requestfully Yours. 5 00 Fun Factory ABC 5:13 World Flight Reporter ABC 5:23 Baseball Koundup ABC 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:45 Jimmy Dorsey Show 0:00 Sports Highlights 0:15 Home Town Ntwa :33 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6 45 Headline Edition ABC 3:33 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Henry J Talor ABC 7:45 Stewart Craig ABC 8.00 Chicago Signature ABC 8:30 Safeway Music Theatre 8 45 Lawrence Welk Show 9:00 Paul Wtuteman Radio Teen Club ABC 10:00 10 PM Headline 10:15 Serenade in Blue 10:30 Insomnia Club 11. -00 New Summary 11:03 Sign OU KFJI 115 Kc PDT Saturday Evening-, Ana;. 9 6:00 Around Town New 6:15 Kiamath Theater Quia 6:30 Assembly of God Hour 7.00 The Southland Singing 7:15 Tex Beneke Show 7:30 Klamath Temple 6:00 MGM Theatre MBS 0:00 News MBS 0:15 Dance Orch. MBS 9:30 Ponderosa Room 9:43 Music 9:55 News MBS 10:00 Lorn bar do Land VSA MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Orch. MBS 10:55 Night Owls News flkdgsBSBOgigftaBSB FTC CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 Shows at 1:00, 3:43, :36, 9:29 MIGHTIEST OF MOTION PICTURES Cecil B, ,. PBICES TIHS ENGAGEMENT ONLY General Admission 11.00 cnuaren Z5t t Federal Tai Included L8UU BALL A M eMMTI0MT! fWIlilAMS gig EVANS BLAINE I vis; .DEMILLE'S 1 1 -on Ntghl Owl club U 00 Sign Off Krjl 11&0 Kc-TDT Sunday, Aug. II 8 M Ktnga i Healing 6 .10 The Lj n Murrax Show 0 06 Radio Bibla Claw MM 0 30 K.am. Rev Center 0 43 Music of Manhattan IP 0O New MHS 10 13 This Thing Called Lift 10 30 Lutheran Hour MU3 11 00 Frank and grneat MBS 11:16 Show Tunea II ;w i he Comic Weekly Man 13 00 NWnriav New 12:11 BUI Cunninghaag MBS U .10 Band tor bond MU5 1 00 Green Hornet MRS 1 :w Clde Beaity MI1S 3 00 The Shadow MHS 2.30 True Detective MBS 3 00 Soap Box Derbv 3J3 You and the Draft 3.30 Nick Carter MBS 3 55 Cecil Brown. New. MBS 4 00 Ray Blocft Presents 4:.tu :emuoa: JamKitr 5 00 Concert Hall of the Atr 5 30 Enchanted Hour MRS 6 00 Van De Venter News MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quia JO Rus Moreen Orch. TOO little Smphonie 7 JO Men Behind the Melody 8 00 Twenty Question MBS 8 30 The Great Day Show I 00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 0 13 Club Cal-Ore 0 30 The Whistler CBS 10:00 Proudly We Hail 10:30 Music For Romance 11:00 Sign OU KFJI 115 Kc PDT Monday. Aug 11 6 00 Sunrise Serenade 6 35 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway New MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Beat Buya 7 45 Sam Hayes, Bkfst. Newa UBS 7 35 First Edition Local Newa 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 813 Breakfast Gang MBS 8 30 Bible Institute Hour 9 00 The Paula Stone Show MBS 0:15 Platter Party 9:30 Date In Hollywood 9-43 Favorites of Yealcrdav 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tellotest MBS 10:30 La Pointes 10:43 Answer Man MBS 14:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:35 Newa MBS 11:30 Queen for a Oar MBS 12.-00 Nam Bands 12:15 Noonday New 13:30 Your Dance, Tuna 12:45 Market and Livestock 13:50 Klamath Notes 12:33 Currlns 1.00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2:00 News, MBS ' 3:03 Newa MBS 2:15 Coffee with Katie 3:30 Cllletta Warmun Time MBS 2:33 Mutual's Game of the Day MBS 3:39 camci a score Boara 4:00 John Sebastian Show 4:15 Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes. New MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request 5 30 Twilight Time 5 50 Cecil Brown MBS 6.00 Gabriel Heattax MBS 0:13 Klamath Theatre Quia 0:30 Around Town Newa 6:40 Something to Think About :s sara Mayes, newa as a a 0 35 Btl! Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7 30 Bright Star 1 00 Let Geors-e Do It MBS 8:30 War Front Home Front MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy N-ws alBI 0:15 Fulton Lewis Newa MBS 9 30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 9:55 5-Mlnute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 Mstertous Traveler MBS 10 33 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off Newsmen See Tex Records WASHINGTON I The Bureau of Internal Revenue said Friday it will allow newspapermen to ex amine the records of any tax set tlement case when its propriety has been publicly Questioned. The decision, by Revenue Com missioner John B. Dunlap, does not meet fully a request of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. The Society, in its efforts to break down secrecy in Rovernment, has asked lor automatic publicity on all cases where settlements are made for amounts less than Uie taxpayer owed. For a I'seful Gift Shop Volirhfi Pioneer Office Supply, 629 Main FOR HALF-SIZERB tlk;M,1(te.! 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Adult Champ Ronnie Lowell holds the hardware while Bruce Dingier, Class A champion; Richard Laine, Class C, and Danny Lowe, Class B, look on. Tournament Chairman Earl Hilton labeled the first table tennis meet "a success'1 and said plans are underway to make it an annual affair and hold In tercity matches in the near future. Air Pioneer, Two Others Killed in Airplane Crash SEATTLE in A Dime crash In ruuRtd Cascade Moun- ain area lale Thursday killed two women and a pilot who waa Identl fled almost positively as one o( the nation's Dloneer aviators. The victims are believed to be. E- V. Cleveland. 63 of Cleve land. O . his wife. Lucille, and his secretary, Mrs. Ann belle Elms lie. 43: The lisht plane crained when fotr trapped It on a lliaht from Spokane to Renton. outside beattle. It crashed and burned near Mount Baldv. about 30 mllea southeast of Seattle. In a wilderness area close to twice that distance by hlfthway and back roads. A sheriri s party radioed irom me isolated scene late Thursday nlsht that the pilot and one woman were burned almost beyond recognition. Philippine Rains Fatal MANILA Wl Twelve persons were listed as dead or missing in Central Luzon Friday as the re sult of three ' days of heavy mon soon rains 'and high tides. Rains lashing the largest of the Philippine Islands slackened but the Weather Bureau said more downpours could be expected. The bureau said 18 Inches of rain had fallen in the three days. Communications 'were disrupted. The toll of dead and missing may go higher when they are restored. Damage In Mamla and at least 12 other flooded towns neared $1,000,000. Losses of vitally needed rice crops was reported to be con siderable. Meeting Set For AFL Men Members of ail AFL unions in the Klamath area are called to at tend a mass meeting at the Labor Temple next Monday, 7:45 p.m., to hear a talk by J. D. McDonald of Portland, president of the Oregon Federation of Labor. McDonald Is making a number of visits to communities through out the state, and the one here is to be the seventh of 23 plnnned. His discussion will deal with edu cation, organization and legisla tion as it concerns union labor. A watermelon feed Is to be put on by the Central Labor Council after the meeting. Strike Threat Hits Controls WASHINGTON (P) John L. Lewis' demand for new wage con tracts for his soft coal diggers ap peared Friday to have thrown a monkey wrench into government plans to take price controls off the bituminous coal Industry. A price control official said the Office of Price Stabilization (OPS) was on the verge of suspending soft coal ceilings before Lewis served notice in the past two weeks that he wants to end his United Mine Workers' contracts with the Industry Sept. 30. Now, this official told a report . the price agency will have to adopt a wait - and - see attitude. Of primary concern, ne said, is whether a strike will occur and for how long. THEATER 8ALE PORTLAND I The J.J. Park er Interest In the Mayfolr Theater In downtown Portland was sold Fri day for SS00.0OO. to the Evergreen State Amusement Co. 47" KLAMATH fALU, mil AMERICAN CHINESE Food! at their but! Ph. 4496 For Orders To Take Out Ben B. Ltt, Mqr. The other woman was thrown clear. The dead pilot had a cigarette lighter with the initials 'E.W.C." on it. The burned plane was a Beechcrafl, the type Cleveland was flying. Coroner John Brill Jr.. hiked to the crash site Friday to trv to es tablish definite Identification and bring out the bodies. Charles S. Chester, state director of aeronautics, attributed the tra gedy to "living In adverse weath er." Another small plane crashed In the same area but the pilot walked away safely. Cleveland was a vice president of the Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.. vice president and a director of the Electronic Research Corp., and founder and part owner of the Aero Engineering Co. Cleveland made his first fllsht at the age of 31 at Hammondsport. N.Y. The flight, in a single-seater pusher tvoe plane, was unauthor ized and as Cleveland recalled, "1 was fired when I landed." In Cleveland Mrs. Annamay Endle said she was reasonably sure of the identifications. Mrs. Endle. twin sister of Mrs Eunslle said "if thev were alive they would have communicated with us long before now. The three were on a vacation. It was Just a vear ago next Mon day that 500 persons, headed by James H. Doolittle. leader of the 1942 raid over Tokyo, paid tribute to Cleveland's air pioneering at a dinner In his home city. East Oregon Milk Price Up PORTLAND Ml Minimum milk prices were boosted and maximum butterfat content of standard milk was lowered In three Central Ore- gon counties bv the State Milk Marketing Administration Thurs- day. Starting Aug. 16. the minimum milk price in Crook. Deschutes and Jefferson Counties will be 23 cents a ouart, a cent more than It now sells for in Bend. But the price in Prinevlllc. Redmond and Madras already is 23'i cents. The previous minimum was 21 '4 cents. Maximum butterfat content was lowered from 3.8 per cent to 3.6. The admlnlstrotlon turned down a request bv the Timber Valley Dairy of Lebanon to distribute milk In Shedd. Halscv. Brownsville and other nearby towns. Medford Boy Sees New Jet SCARBOROUGH, England UP) Albert R, Eaton. Jr.. an 18-year- old Civil Air Patrol cadet from Medford. Ore., got his first close up look at the Royal Air Force's Meteor Jet trainer here, ' Eaton, son of Mrs. Mildred C. Eaton ot Medford, Is touring Eng land as an honor cadet In the CAP'S 1952 International cadet ex change program. He represents the Oregon wing of the Civil Air Patrol. interviews with interesting Ny Refreshin9 irr. anecdotes,.. popular recorded hit tunes. PRESENTED ON KFJI MONDAY through FRIDAY at 4 p.m. BY THI COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS ' Confession In Evidence SiALEM W Albert Karnes' signed conlesslon to the ax-slaving of Mrs. Susan l.llctlllrkl. 81-vear-old Snlem widow, was introduced as evidence at Karnes' first de gree murder trial Thursday. Also placed In evidence were a piece of atovewood. a pair of pants, a stocking and a white shirt, all of which had blood spots on them. Karnes' lawyer. John Storta. started presentation of the defense, which will be based on a claim of Insanity. Strange Items Up For Sale OAKLAND. Calif. I Would you like to buy a rug made of 34 skins of the duckbilled platypus? Or how about a plaster statue of a leprechaun? The Items are part of the estate of an eccentric Australian million aire, Mnrk Foy, who lived here about 40 years ago. The price? Attorney James C. Walsh says only they can be had "at a bar gum;" storage cuali must atop. Storage bills totaled iMQ the past 20 years. Military Asks Doctor Draft WASHINGTON W The Army and the Air Force Frlduy asked for the drafting of 371 physicians and 200 dentists In October. A Defense Department announce ment said the call Includes 198 doc- rs a ,i " g" 'nc Army and 176 doctors and 90 den- tlsts for the Air Force. Counting the October call 1.893 doctors and 860 dentists have been Inducted or ordered to active duty since last July, Detroit Gets Late Mail DETROIT tin Thousands of east side Detroit residents Frldoy began receiving letters four and five years old as postal Inspectors sifted through a basement-filled piled of undelivered and stolen mall. The letters, estimated at more than 10.000. plus tons of packages containing every form of mailable merchandise, were recovered In the house of Roman Kortcs, a 50 year old veteran mailman. Kortcs pleaded guilty In Federal Court here Thursday, less than six hours alter nis arrest to two charges of embezzlement from the malls, IT had to do It," was all the mall carrier could olfer In ex planation at his arraignment. the spectacular music of the world famous harmonica virtuoso also people .'.whimsical OHvfa DeHaviland Waits . For Good Picture Parts' By 1HSKINK JOHNSON HOLLYVftJOU (NtA Exclu sively Yvura: Olivia de lluvll land's not snatching and grubbing at flickrr imrla like other TV filghlriied movie aureus. She a inakuiii her first film tlnre 1949 and aiioilirr three nr even alx yeara may paaa brlore he faces a ntcivle camera again. It all depends on Ihe atiuy and ine roie, uie iwo-time iisiar win her suya, disagreeing with her big liunge klnteis when Ihpy contend It's Important for a star to be seen uy the public even II the vehicle Is a piece oi trine. "This Is ridiculous It's false thinking," Olivia told me on the set ol "My Cousin Itjichel." you tuke your work seriously anil I do you must do only thui whiih you love. 1 hnve to believe In whul I m doing or 1 can t expect the audience to believe In It. "II you let people down, It's a perfectly dieadlul betrayal ol your audience. Il l belter nut to do anything al all. Uo a bud pic lure deliberately and peuple won't come to the theater the next time." Alan Wilson auw a movie on TV Ihe other night In which he thought he reiovnlied the artor who played the part of Abe Lin coln. He did. It was Abe Lin coln. Telegram received by Oroucho Marx the nlghl he opened In "lime lor Klliabelh" at the La Jolla Playhouse: Malik Cancels Vacation Plan UNITED NATIONS N Y. W flussla'a Jacob A. Malik has for the second time postponed his scheduled vacation In the Soviet Union. Tins led delegates to speculate again Friday whether aomethlng big was brewing possibly la the Korean truce talks. The Holland. American line con tinued that HusslB's delegate to the U N. had cancelled passage booked on Uie hnrr Meuw Am sterdam for Aug. 12. Earlier he had cancelled a booking for July 23. a Other delegatesTiave been watch ing the Korean developments close ly, but to far have seen nothing to Indicate any Imminent break Willi the 1952 General Assembly scheduled to open Oct. 14, Malik may now find the time la too short in do to Russia this summer. Be cause of a heart ailment, he does not like to fly. UN officials said they knew oi no forth coming meetings that would require Malik's presence be fore the assembly meeta Britain a Sir Gladwyn JebB letl earlier ths week for a vacation In England. At a recent social function. Lady Jebb was reported to have dis cussed vacation plans aith Malik. An Inlnrmant said she jokingly told Malik: "I hone you will do nothing to spoil our holiday." "Oo ahead and enjoy It," Malik was understood to have replied. "1 can assure you that nothing will happen." Man Claims Own Life PORTLAND ( A 65-year-old civil engineer took his own life early Friday In a 10-atorv plunge from Ihe lone Plaza Apartments, one of the aeveral modern, multl- atorled apartment hotels In Ihe cltv. The body of Wilfred Jupcnlai was found crumpled on Uie side walk. He had prepared careful In structions for his own funeral and handling ot his personal affairs. Police aald Jupenlas. a former lieutenant commander In the naval reserve, had been despondent since his wife died two yeara ago. Sailors Pelt Carnival Men ASTORIA (P) John J. Kelly, a tailor, was beaten and robbed here this week. Two carnival work ers were charged In the beating. A score of Kelly's shipmates went to the carnival and gave the baseball tossing concessions a rousing business. Instead of aim ing at the targets, the sailors blazed away at Ihe prizes. The Shore Patrol hovo into view before much damage was done. CHIANG HALTS RED MONEY TAIPEH. Formosa Ofl Chiang Kal-Sck has ended a steady flow of money from Nationalist China to Communist China. Government sources estimated Chinese on For mosa had been sending about 6200, 000 a month via Hong Kong to rela tives In Red China. . OVicav' in Tlie WILLARD ..L.. the -asJSjSSR Saturday, aucust n, inr,2 Groucho Marx, Hotel La Vulrncla, Lu Jolla, Calll. Mo message, iblgncd) llarpo. Evelyn KuHht'a mania doesn't approve of her surprise mairluge !,, i, .hum Lehman There's an ana dlfleirncc . . . Yvonne lie Carlu will positively naio Aiy rtiwn in New York H'a already been aet belore she sails for Kurope to co. star Willi another Maine of yore, Kock nudum, III "Tollers of the Bra." Br-rrr. The mail-on between Kulliryn Orayann and MOM, The sluillo can't get Kulle on the tele phone and the wont s out thai she will never make another picture on the lot. Donald O'Connor has read the script of "Nothing Hut the lllurs," written for Frank Sinatra, and hns told U-l he'll slur lu It an his IU.'iJ a t u d I u coiiiiiilliiirut. r)iuatr walling nothing but Ihe blues . Sonny lulls Is talking about living permanently In Lon'Ion. He Just tarred 111 two muvlce thrie. The final version of Columbia's "Allnlr in Trinidad" hat Hlla lluy worth singing two cU-uned-up songs and lining a laundrred un live dunce. To appease the censors. Jonn Crawlord was lira) olfered the part thai Itetla Davis grabbed in "Tile Htar." La Crawford Isn't ready lo play a fading movie queen Denials and hedging to the con trary, Joan Fontaine and Collier Young, Ida Liiplnoa ex, may be buying His and Hera towels before Ihe year is out. The romance has flamed higher than ever With Joan's separation from Collier while making "Decameron Nights'' In Spain. v Dark smoke clouds art drifting up from the Hhelley Wintera-U-I contract squabble. Far from being seined as rumored, Shelley will go to the courts, If necessary, on' the ground Uial the contract Isn't legal, Ifere'i one actor willing to ad. mil he loves his wife, but David , Brian turned down a Broadway offer that would co-ttar him with his acreas wife, Adrian Booth. The reason: "We're each olher'g greatest boosters." he told me. "exceol when we happen to read llnea to gether. Then we're generally at each other's throats. I hale to think what would happen If we were ever In the tame play to gether." Hollywood theater marquee aim potted by Mike Connolly: ' uiosea ior Itroslrs Home Watching TV." AL I---. , . r U. n MnA- V. - - - jnnA nl htimnr Iim'b a I v n Am- signer Al Allardale permission lo make up a calendar tklrl. Tourist watching Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh dine al Jack's al the Beach: "What could be pret tier Uian a view overlooking the ocean overlooking Tony Curtis?" USDA Assists South-East By The Associated Press The billion dollar droueht In New England and Uie south ap peared broken Friday and govern ment agenclea moved awlfilv u get weather harassed farmers btck into production. The immediate goals: 1. To gel feed lo hungry live stock on burned out pastures and prevent premuture slaughtering. 3. To gel lull planting started. The Agriculture Department or dered a survey of excess hay tup piles in Ihe midwest. It directed chairmen of slste sg rlcultural mobilization committees from Iqws. Wisconsin. Mlrhigan, Indiana, and Illinois to look Inn the possibility of obtaining hay In those ttates. And the farmer home adminis tration worked out a plan to speed government loans to herfj pressed farmers In the drought belts. These loan will be used tor seed and feed. Officials hud one kind word for Ihe drought. They said the drv weather prob ably has saved the 1952 wheat crop from an outbreak of rust dl- ease lhat could have destroyed millions of bushels SEWING MACHINE SERVICE and EXCHANGE 422 Main Sr. Prion 6771 ,llVUrO. c; Room Lens in HOTEL i
