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PAGE TWO IIERAL11 AND NEWS, K I, A MATH KAU.S, ORKOON TUESDAY, AI'CUST 111, 1052 coiimo MOM Ml TInow im mcnort COOi CAltOOM COMKT MUllCtl NOVtlTT TtUphert 4567 mm. Continuum Uoily Open ot US ..wnnusi.mut coaari . Oingf ... ROGERS Paul OOUGLAS Fr.d ALIEN V Menlyt MONROE Iddi BRACKEN ANEW HIGH M dumpier y ' B!EEMAN Rwn. ' J FUNNIER THAN "SAILOR BEWARE"! PHONE 8484 EFZZXX NMa BDrruinrr DltCI nHKIC'ivloUntMoaofltie reorlne frontier Mow on Ifte wih niny SS N j'LV. GAYNOR m-fr S i ' WAYNE ' t. I ARDEN S 1 ' NEXT BIG KFLW It Kc, FDT Tuesday EvrnJnff, Aug. 19 AO Sport 11 if Mights 13 Horn Town Ntwi 3ft World Nt Summtrr .TO Twilight Srrrmdi It AS He ad 1 tut Edition ABC 6 53 Coming Attraoitoru on ABC n 00 Proudly W Hall 1M Ma or of Times Squirt ABC 6 00 Traurv Shaw ABC 8 23 Five Minutes Ntwi ABC 8 30 Mualc by Ralph Norman ABC 6 43 The Tommy Lwraey Show 9 00 Town Meeting of the Air ABC 30 F)her Hod Cramman Guild Scholarship Award ABC 10 00 10 P M. Hod line 10 13 Ray Anthony Orch. 11:00 Newt Summary 1106 Sifn Oft KFLW lttft Kc PDT Wednesday, Aut. SO 6:00 Band MuMc 6.03 Early Bird Newi 6 10 Corn In the Morn T OO New. Breakfast edition 713 Charlie Roundup t 30 Bob Garred Newi ABC T 40 Top cf th tlorninf 7 33 John Come ABC 8 00 Kreakfait Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show B . Break the Bank ABC 10 00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10 30 My True Story ABC 10:53 WhUpering Streets ABC 11:13 When a Girl Mrni ABC 11:30 Jimmy Fidler 11:45 Musical Roundup 1153 Market Report 13:00 Newt, Noon Kdltton 1215 Payleoa Stdewatk Shew 12 30 Luckr-U Ranch ABC 1 00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1 15 Easy Listening 1:30 Basin Briefs 1:43 Paul Harvey ABC 2.00 Better Living 2:15 Ronnie Kemper ABC 3 30 Mary Margaret McBnde ABC 3.00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Tenneatee Emte ABC 3.30 Cal Tinney ABC 4.00 Requetfully Yours 3:00 Fun Factory ABC 3:15 World Flieht Rroorter ARC 5.35 Royal Triton Bbl. Roundup ABC 9 so net rtuniiey ahu 5:45 Look to the Sktei 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 World News Summary 6 30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6 35 It Happens Every Day ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Postmark V 5 A. ABU 8:00 Valentino ABC 8:30 Milton Cross Opera Album ABC w w racine icasi uaseoau 10-00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Pacific Cojui Baseball 10:30 The Chas. AnteU Program ABC u:uu ivews bummary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Tuesday Evening-, Aug. 19 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town Ntwa 6 40 Something to Think About 6 43 Sam Hayes News MBS 6 55 Btll Henry MBS 7 00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 Tex Beneke 7:30 Peter Salem MBS 8:00 Count Monte Cristo MBS 8 30 Serenade in Blue :43 Heidelberg Karmonalraa 8:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 43 SporU Final 9:53 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Official Detective MBS 10:55 Night Owls Newt 11:00 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc FDT Wednesday, Auf. 20 6:00 Sunnae Serenade, 8:53 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7 55 First Edition Local Newt 6:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS Gill to Tutor Service Coaches ' CORVALLIS. Ore. im Oregon Stale coach Slats GUI will fly to the Far East next month to con duct basketball clinics for the armed forces. Gill said Monday he and Kansas State coach Jack Gardner, are scheduled to leave Sept. 25 for Japan and Korea and return about Oct. 25. Service team coaches will it tend the clinics. MOSSADEGH BETTER TEHRAN, Iran ifi Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, who has been running a high fever for the past couple of days, was reported ''much Improved" Monday. SIZES TO 52 A find! This youthful style comes in the larger sizes! It's a trim, slim shlrtfrock with the good classic lines that take you anv where beautifully. For extra flat teryscallops on revers and pock ets. Four sleeve-lengths nan short, three-quarter, longl Pattern R8U32: Women's Sizes 34, 36. 38. 40. 42. 44. 46. 48. 50. 52. Sizes 36 takes 5 yeards 35-Inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Bend tnirty-uve cents In coin for this pattern to Marian Martin, care oi Herald and News, Pattern Dept-., -P. O.' Box -6740. Chicago 80( III. Print plainly vour name, ad dress, zone, size and style number. R9( Bible InatlruU MBS Paula Stone Show MBS Sous of the Pioneers Dale in Hollywood Music of Manhattan Newspaper of tha Air MBS TeUo Test MBS IjiPointea Answer Man MBS Ladies Fair MBS News MBS Queen For Day MBS Name Bands Ntondav News Dance Tune Markets-Kiamath Notea Currins Jack Klrkwood MBS Two at l .to News MBS News Coffee with Kahe Gillette Warniup MBS Game of the Day MBS Camel Scoreboard Festival of Waltres Hemingway New MRS Curt Mauey Time MRS Sam Haes News MttS Ricky's Request Twilight Time News MBS Gabriel Ufa Her MBS Klamath Theater Quia Around Tow n New s Something To Think About Sam Haes News MBS Bill Henry MBS T!ie John Sebastian Show Tex Beneke Cisco Kid MBS What's the Name of Song MBS Safeway Music Theatre Guest Star Glenn Hardy News MBS Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS For Dancers Only Sports Final 3-Mlnutt Final 1 Love a Mystery MBS Hera's to Vets Out of Thunder MBS Night Owls News Night Owls Club Sign Off Woman Held In Bank Case DIERKS, Ark. eft Mrs. Opal Simmington, 49-year-old assistant cashier of the Bank of Oierks, was known in this Southeastern Ark ansas lumber town as a woman 'everybody trusted. The attractive, dark-haired di vorcee had been In charge of the bank's bookkeeping department for 20 years. She was also city treas urer. Today nearly 73,0O0 of the banks tunas were missing, uic FBI reported. And Mrs. Simmington was charged with making false entries. She was arraigned yesterday be fore U. S. Commissioner Elmer Tackett of Hot Springs. Ark, After waiving preliminary examination. she was released in 5(,:xu bona. The 73.9SO shortage In the bank s books was discovered by examiners of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on Aug. 11. M. W. McFarlin, chief of the FBI at Little Bock, said evidence showed the books bad been manip ulated for almost 20 years. The FDIC examiners, FBI agents, a private auditing firm, and agents of the State Bank Com mission worked throughout the nieht in efforts to clear up the siiualion. Employed by the bank for 32 years, Mrs. Simmington has been living with her mother, Mrs. Mattie Epperson, in a modest frame house. She was divorced about la years ago, i Tom F. Westbrook, cashier and only other bank employe, said Mrs. Simmington was always faithful in reporting for work." Sheep Sale Prices Down SALT LAKE CITY W Prices were lar under the records estab lished last year as the 37th annual national ram sale opened here Monday. Tht average price of Hampshire stud rams was 1188 a head, com pared with the $438 average of 438 average of 1951. Oflicials at the same blamed a drop in wool prices now at 75 cents a pound compared with the il.50 of last year and the fact that many growers have not yet sold their flocks and so do not have ready cash lor new purchases. The top sale was 420 paid by Fran Brown, Carlton, Ore., for a Hampshire owned by Poole's Mag ic Valley Farm, Jerome, Idaho. The top price' for a pen of five was S150 a head, paid by Chase F. Jacobs, Montrose, Co., to Walter P. Hubbard, Junction City, Ore. City Employes Dislike Pension PORTLAND (if! A number of city employes are threatening to withdraw from the state retire ment system on the ground that its benefits are too low. "Our plan Is to withdraw from the state pension system, and then be governed by social security. Un. der social security we will receive more benefits, have more take home pay and (give) an ultimate saving to the taxpayer," said Vin cent Sherer. BASIN BUILDING 4784 So. 6th Let us help you make your dream a reality! The brand new home you have dreamed about may be put Into practical plant and built accord I nc X o your wish mi at less cost than you think. Come In and look over our modern house ptans ... or brlnf us your Ideas and let u put them on paper. We will help plan, supply a very rood car penter, build and finance your dream home on very easy terms. for your convanit net . . DUTCH BOY "COLOR GALLERY" M 00 13 .10 43 10 00 10 13 10 X 10 43 11 00 11 23 11 30 It 00 12 13 13 .36 12 43 12 55 1 00 1 30 2 00 203 2 13 2 M 3 33 3 55 4 00 4 13 4:30 4 45 500 3:30 3 50 6 00 6 IS 6 30 6 40 6 45 6 55 7 00 7 13 7 30 8 00 ;w 6 43 B 00 15 B .tO 9 45 9 55 10 00 10.15 10:30 10 S3 11 00 12:00 . i. t t f "k. .." i -9 - M.-aa, was. tm PI mm r : vn i . tssx . isau& Mvncdb RITA HAYWORTH, nervously fingering a white handkerchief, turni her back on her estranged husband, Prince Aly Khan, as she is interviewed outside her Hollywood, Calif,, home. But she didn't have much to say, turning aside all questions about possible reconciliation. DeCario Forsakes Opera Afier Critical Panning By ERSKLNE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD CNEAV Exclu sively Yours: Yvonne de Carlo hasn't got a daddy like Harry S. Truman to write blistering let ters to the music critics, so she's giving up her operatic aspirations. Her decision, honest Yvonne told me before leaving for Europe to co-star with Rock Hudson in "Toilers of the Sea," was made when the critics rapped her lor trying to be a Rise Stevens in the Hollywood Bowl production ol "Die Fledermaus" last year. "A movie star," she sighed "can't expect to try opera and not be panned. I thought the notices were marvelous. 1 expect mucn worse. Anyhow, thev convinced me that you cant live two lives in one. I don't have time to study properly." , The movie in which Linda Dar nell contracted jaundice Is being released In the U.S. under the title of "Island of Desire" a' far cry from the original tag of "Sat urday island." "It sounds like a burlesque the ater," winced Linda, "But nu cha gonna do?" Director Eliza Kazan describes Terry Moore's role in "The Man on a Tightrope" as "a female Mar lon Brando." . . . Rhonda Flem ing's getting flying lessons from her new hubby. Dr. Lewis V, Mor rill, a former Navy combat pilot. . Virginia uiDson. the Warner starlet, and Selkirk Taliafero, son of a prominent Tennessee family. may hear wedding bells. She's getting ner l i oreak In the Illmus- ical, "Stop, You're Killing Me." Superstitious movletowners are talking about a Jinx shadowing the Kansom of Red Chief" sequence in Fox's "The O. Henry Full House." Both Fred Allen and Os car Levant, the co-stars, have had serious physical collapses since the turns winaup. Gllda Gray has been telephon ing her Colorado lawyers about the "She's Back With Her 'Gllda' Man" line In the ads for the Rita Hayworth - Glenn Ford movie. "Affair In Trinidad." The famous shimmy queen says her lawsuit against Coulmbia Pictures for us ing her name and parts of her life story in "Gllda" hasn't been called off merely postponed and that she will be heading back to Colo rado shortly to start the legal fire works. "The Life of Leo Durocher" Is on the story auction block with Laralne Day's promise to play herself If a film is made ... A young New York model named Sharon Saunders is the big love In the life of "Moulin Rouge" author Pierre La Mure, and the movie queen linkage has about as much substance as peach fuzz , , , Don aid O'Connor is wide open for a record deal and negotiations are now going on to make him a re cording star. There's irony In the teaming of Russell Nype and Kyle McDonnell In "One Touch of Venus" In Pitts burgh. Both were yanked out of their first Hollywood movies dur ing the past year. . Mary Astor, down to her slim For a steak to NOW PLAYING? Klamath's Fovorita "TUNE-SMITHS" WILBUR & TUT Dancing Nightly Except Monday mttgBmxtj;MF!ri&. WILLARD self again, has been flooded with movie offers but this time she's holding out tor a colorful role. No more dull mother roles for Mary. Economy note: MO Ms staff or chestra lias been trimmed down from 85 to 55 muclsicans . . . Mona Freeman, one of the first short hair enthusiasts. Is letting her tresses grow long again. In antic ipation of a new contract with Howard Hughes, who doesn't like short hair? There's a new balloon on the market Jimmy Durante'! head with an Inflatable nose . . . The Col. Donald Stephen Nero who was cited by the Korean govern ment for his efforts in rehabilitat ing water and power plants de stroyed by the Reds, Is the step father of movie actress Jody Law rence, . , Frank Deol's telling about the Hollywood producer and his ac tress wife who were arguing when the husband snapped: "I'm warning you youU bring out the beast in me I" , "So, who's afraid of mice?" re ported the wife. Director Mitchell Lelsen, who does nothing in a small way. Is saying of "Tonight We Sing": "It has everything Elo Plnza, Mel Soprano Roberta Peters, ballerina Toumanova. aome 'Boris uodoun- off,' a little 'Faust,' a dash of 'Madame Butterfly and five ele phants." Husbands Can,t Escape Alimony 8ALEM Orl Husbands cannot escape alimony payments by mov ing Irom another state to Oregon, Attorney General George Neuner ruled Monday, in reply to a ques tion from Max McMlllln, Josephine County district attorney. Neuner explained that the reci procal enforcement ot the aupport act passed by the last Legislature provides that Oregon will accept the alimony decrees of other states without the necessity of tiling a separate claim In Oregon. Our Teachers Need Housing! Need Three. 1-bedroom furnished opartments; Two 2-bedroom furnished houiet or apartments. Call Super intendent's office, 5219 8 am to 5 p.m. or 6674 evei. dream about . . . enioy dinner in the Ponderosa Room Featurinq "the Beit Steaks in the Basin" Food Service 'til .Midnight Dinners from $2.00 to $4.00 r"r: : ' ' HOTEL Vest Defense Test Secret SAN FRANCISCO An Army spokesman said Monday that re sults of the first Joint inllltnrv civilian defense excrclne In eight Western ststes was a "classified" secret. "We are not going to tell Joe I Stalin the results." the sirakeHinnn 'said of the week-end exercise, j A civilian defense spokesman al so snld the intlllnry had restricted 'information about Hie results. I The exercise was a "pnper loperntlon" onlv. and whs designed i for the protection and welfare of the civilian population. New Drug For Pneumonia PHILADELPHIA I A new drug called erythromycin which has proved ellcctive against resis tant strains of pneumonia was de scribed yesterday at the centennial convention of the American Phar maceutical Association. Robert C. Anderson of Ell Lilly and Co. In whose Indianapolis. Ind., laboratories erythromycin was developed, said the drug will supplement such earllrr antl-bl-ollcs as penicillin and aureomyciu. It has proved effective, he said, against several types oi pneumonia and staphylococcus Infections which previously had either not been af fected by known drugs or which had developed a resistance to them. A Studebaker truck cuts costs week after week for years ! It's designed right for gas saving. ..its built right tor low upkeep Studibaku trucks are really rolling this year. You see more and more of them every day in every traffic stream, Studebaker trucks are rolling smoothly rolling economically rolling up new rec ords for on-the-job reliability. Hundreds of Klamath & 8th Coast Improvement Project Said Top Highway Program PORTLAND I A million and a quarter dollar liiipiMc'tnc'iU piuj. I'd on the t'ou.-il lllitliwiiy Hour Orpoc liuv topiied Die list uf M lobs on whli h llio Suite I lluhwuy Commission opened bids Monday. The Monday bids by cuuutlcs: linker Consirui'l 3d by 78 loot mnlulrtinni-e building at linker: Loi re UuilUing bcrvli r, La 111 nude, 1111,737. Columbia llriule .5 of a inllr and oil 3.57 miles on Beaver am munition storage point project on county roads three miles ca.st ol C'lnukiinle: .Inlin K. Mnsloli, Clnl sknnle. IM.1I0. New Statues In Capitol WASHINGTON i.H Statues ol Dr. John Mi-Louuhllu and the Hov. Jason l.ee were plnrrtl in the CuuU tol Monday without ceremony. Sliii'o Cunmr.s.1 Is lint In sesMnn. It wna decided to hold unveiling ceremonies at tinlem, Ore., where replli iis ol the stutue will be un veiled, probably Hi Jnmmry. Hip bioiue sliilue uf Mil ouuhlln wns placed Ui the House i-orrulur. That ol l.ee went into Hiiitunry Hull. Dm id l.ynn, architect ol ihu Cnpltol, explained MeLouuhllit's statue would have nunc theie, loo. except lor the luce space nlrendy Is crannied, aiul Mi-Louithhn's slut Ur Is large. Years ago each aluln was mul led to have two stnlues ol fu inutis iiernons plnced III (Hliitu nry Hall. Itercmly only one Imm each slate hns Roue Into tho llnll because ol llmlled space. Oregon presented these two statues of the pioneers. Mi Lomli Un was known as a hmmtniiurtnn, and the llrst ninn to govern the Oregon Country. Lee was the llrst missionary and colonizer ul tho Oregon Country. rKitrtY iMritovsNtl r.MHa i John H. Pcrrv, U.S. publisher, was reported Monday to be showing stendv Improvement at the American hospital where he n being treated for a broken hip and other complicating lllne-.t.es. aLAMATM ru.e. AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at rhalr boitl Ph. 649 Fof Orii To Takt Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. r - - Fred "Fuelburner" says: Any day now you may wont a little heat. Will you be ready? Hove you hod your furnace or oil stove serviced and cleanod, ready for fall? Is your oil tank full? When you want hoot, you want it, now , . . and not have to wait for a delivery while you shiver. Phone today. Be propared for cold nights and morninqi. Fred H. Heilbronner "Fuels that Satisfy" Plus Sorvico Since 1919 821 Spring St. Phone 41S3 thousands of Studebaker trucks ere cutting costs constantly for their delighted owners; Stop In ond arrange to get a Studebaker truck of your own. TiierVs a wide range of choice streamlined Vi ton, 'A ton, 1 ton pick-ups and stakes 1 'i and 2 ton models; McCULLOCH MOTORS Coos-l'onatiui'l box culvert at Nurlli Hlniiiili n llaiisci"-i:iin liny seiimn ol Cuust Highway; Turn Lit lelio, Heedspuil, 20ID. Douglas Construct two H3 toot rnni iele vhiducla on Oakland June Hun IJenily unit of I'acllio Highway near Oakland, llammii lliulheis Co., Portland. lOU.UIU. JnekNun-t.-iiiisliuil traffic an nals at Mur inleisettliina 111 Ku gene; C. fc. 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