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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMAT'I FA LI J?. OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 32. 10.12 1 .tfbizdio RFLW H5 Kc. PDT Friday Evcniiif, Aug tl 00 Sport HiKhlifhlt IS Hrnnc Town Newt 23 World NfKi Summi.7 .TO Twilight Nerfnad 4S Headline fditlon ARC 55 It Happena Every lay ABC 7 00 Mulc by Adlani ABC 7 .'to Hotel Edison Urch ABC 00 Top Guy ABC 30 Thia U Your FBI ABC S 00 New land Theatre ABC 30 Conre.t or favorite Id OO 0 I'M Heartln'ra JO 19 rcifir Oat Baralt lo.mTh Chrle Antell Program ABC llflO News Summary ll:U Mgn oil KFLW HSt Kc. PDT Saturday, Aug;. 23 00 Band Music 6 05 Early Bird Ncw 6 10 Corn In the Mom T 00 Newt Brkfat fcdilion 1:15 Charlie"! Roundup 7 .10 Bob Carred. Nfi ABC 7:4(1 Top ot th Morning 7:55 Musi? 8 00 No School Todar ABC :.T0 Spare Patrol ABC 1000 Edaie Fisher ABC 10:30 ShaVe the Msxacaa ABC 11:00 Front aV Center DOORS 0h"1-HONF 457)' 71 T7R unw J StwHSartwdayMhHlrtJ HTS A COUKf 0f-Wffl MSTl 'iL.TF"- javA KC ROGERS r" 1 - - - - SATURDAY SORNIKC" V AT 11.ivn.us CAHTOOKS 'X K1DII 3L 'all I Clifton , (,3F.V am, lltr m fim J lai iA HfTt dffB Sm kmm'i mm Tr&v 'am mtiitin tiitin tti'iu r'ctiu M Ml I'M . tMM Ht l In M n . DOORS OPEN f RID At 1.45 SATURDAY I2.JS 1 f TCLEPHQNg Htl mmm rtUyJ TELEPHONE 4567 ' I 11 M Frank and J ark ton ABC 1100 Noon Ed.lifit Nru 13 14 Stewart Ctaif ABC 13 30 Airforce Concert ABC 1 100 Nrwi ABC 1 15 Look into Space ABC V. 1 .10 Int? rnatuwal Jau Club ABC i 7.00 Ratin Brirts ' 315 Rowland Ballroom ABC 3 45 Faacinatini Khlhm ABC 3 00 Junior Juncltwi ABC 3 .10 Ar.iei iran Farmer ABC 4 00 Requetfully Vnurt 5 00 Navy Hour ABC 3 .tu B i B 1 V 5 43 Stewart Craig ABC a no Sport Hichliahu IS Home Town Newt 33 World New Summirt , B :i0 t'na May CarbU ABC v 6 45 Words of Uile 7.00 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC T 30 Band Concert ABC t oo The Lone Ranger ABC 1 30 Dancmg Pil ABC fl.OO Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P M. Head tine 10:15 Pacific Coat Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sun Off f kfji iut Ke. TOT f riday Kvrn.ng, Aur. 22 Boo i.abnel Keatter HPS B IS Klamath Theater tjuu .W Around Tow n New a 8 40 Something to Think Ahotu B 45 Sam Hajet News MBS B 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 The John Sehaittan Show 715 The Tex Beneke Show 7:.t0 The Cibfo Kid MBS 8:00 What a the .anve of That Song S 30 Proudly We Hall 9.U0 Glenn Hardy MBS 9 .15 Fulton Lewis MBS 9:30 For Dancer Only 9:45 Sport Final 9 55 Five Minute Final MBS 10.00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Magazine Theatre MBS 1055 Night Owl New 11:00 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJ1 1156 Kc. TDT Saturday, Aug. 23 B OO Sunrise. Serenade 8:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MSS 1:30 Today'i Best Buy 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Newt t 00 Morning Melodies 8:15 News 8:25 Headline News MBS 8 30 Haven of Beat MBS 9 CO Name Bands 9:15 Dance Tune 9:30 4-H Club 9:45 Musle of Manhattan 10:00 News MBS 10:15 Currlns 10:20 Social Security 10:25 Concert 10:30 Music 10:55 Gillette Warraup MBS 11:00 Game of The Day MBS a:i3 camel scoreboard MBS 2 30 Ricky's Request 3.00 Men's Corner MBS 3:15 Rukeyser Report MBS 3:30 You and the Draft 3:45 You Never Know 4:00 OPS Varieties MBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway, Neva MBt 4:30 Fire Fighters 4:43 Report from the Pentagon MBS o.w itooa news 3:30 Christian Science 3:45 Pecwee Reese MBS 8:00 Around Town Newt 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 8:30 Assembly of God 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 Tex Beneke 7:30 Klamata Temple 8:00 Music 8:10 Its Football Time 8:15 Shrine Football Game 10:10 News MBS 10:15 News MBS 10.30 John Wolohan MBS 10:33 ftignt uwis Newt 11:00 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off Eden Slates Tito Talks LONDON W British Foreign secretary Amnony taen win con fer in Belcrade next month with Yugoslav Premier Marshal Tito. Informed sources say he will taxe up the touchy Trieste question. British and American officials are known to be worried about the danger-point relations between Ita ly and Yugoslavia over eventual control ol the disputed internation al territory on the Adriatic. A Foreign Office announcement toaay said Eden will visit the Yu. goslav capital from Sent. 17 to 23 He will spend five days alter that in Vienna. The agenda of the Belgrade talks also will include Yugoslavia's re lations with Turkey and Greece, the southern anchor nations of the Western European defense setup. Tito's announced hopes for de fensive co-operation with his two Balkan neighbors has stirred U. S. and British Interest, as evidenced by the recent visit to Belgrade of V. S. Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr. Hans Norland Auto rhooe 2-2515. Insurance- iSssfri fjOeortOpcn Dally M511 II Jof. Sub. ot 12.30-' If - CONTINUOUS JJ s lit lattaTa.m.v ' - m 1 1 ,i.-v . i. 1 --.a'. J. A ayafi us.- A HIGHLIGHT of the Oregon Slats Fair will bs the Queen of the Kitchen contest, a special competition based on entries in the various premium book classifications of the food division. Showp with the 16-piece Guardian Service cookware set, one of the prixes of the contest, is Joyce Ktiqhtley. The 1952 exposition opens its 8-day run Aug. 30. Canadian Scientists To Study Sun Spot Mystery OTTAWA. Out i.f Canada Is making a new try at unlocking the mystery of sunspois. a subject that has fascinated and puuled the people of the earth for cen turies. The dark patches on the blazing face ot the sun are known to stir up various influences on this planet 90 million miles away. But scien tists have never figured Just how much they are responsible for such things as weather and Insect plagues. Long-range studies now being launched by the Dominion Observa tory may produce new evidence. Astronomers at the observatory on Ottawa's outskirts will turn their 80-foot solar telescope on the superheated "flares" that leap out momentarily from the sunspot areas. The flares bombard the earth with ultraviolet light and electrically - charged particles that Zupan Found Not Guilty A District Court jury yesterday afternoon found Mike Zupan. 39. of 429 Commercial, not guilty of a charge of drunk driving. Zupan was arrested by State Po lice in the Malin area July 27 and has been in the county Jan since that time, serving a 30-day sen tence for driving while his opera-. tor s license was suspended. However, he pleaded -not guiltv to the drunk driving charge and asked for a Jury trial. Tne jury cleared him. Zupan was represented by Attor ney Ben Coddard. and District At torney Frank Alderson prosecuted. Members of the jury were F. D. Duncan. Alvin P. Eagen. Vivian Eichendorf, Dorothy Derrah. George Mclntyre and Jerry Olsen. HELICOPTERS AID LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Congo 11 A new pestkilling campaign is underway here to eradicate files and mosquitoes. Day after day two helicopters are sweeping over the roofs of the town spraying the streets with powerful insecticides. The native population has been asked to open all windows and doors to allow the poisonous fumes to enter every corner ot every house. WEEK'S SEWING BUY 9129' S 14 14 M IB 20 V Thrift apron! Pattern 9129 re quires only on eyard of 35-inch fabric for either size Misses small 14, IB or medium 18, 20. Shop for good remnants, get mar velous faoric and savel You can sew several In remarkable short i order Pattern has only one main pattern part. A beauty, with scal loped hem, petal pockets. Gay for teatlmel Church bazaars, too! This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated sew chart, shows you every atep. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin. care of Herald and News, Pattern Dent.. P.O. Box 6740. Chics no 80. III. Print plainly your name, ad dress, tone, size and style number. I rt1 l ajpajpri a ! fa- . I 1 5 '47 .', ".. ' .y 'J. ' N : V.-.O.. t -aJ -J throw many terrestrial activities out ot normal. Without a mechanical watch, nothing much can be done to rec ord the flares, which last only a few minutes. They are relatively small by comparison with the dark sunspot areas, which some times extend 150,000 miles across. The flares have come in lor at tention comparatively recently. The more visible sunspots have been an absorbing topics for ages. A Chinese observer, Ma Twa Lin, reported In 183 A D. the appear ance of a "bird shaped" fleck on the sun. apparently a cluster of spots. The ancient Chinese had more than 100 records of Ihem. relating them to deaths of em perors and other Important per sonages. More modern observers link the spots with a wide range ot pheno mena. Charts kept over a long period show a relationship be tween their cycles of roughly 11 years and auch things as storms, rainfall, lake and river levels, tree growth, disease cycles and the cy cles of animal and Insect life. Some have gone so far as to hook them up with stock market varia tions and the marriage rate. Dr. Ralph E. DeLury. former assistant dominion astronomer in charge of solar physics, made a long study of these relationships and concluded the spots do exert a "profound influence on terrestri al affairs." Because of the way they hit phy sical and organic things, he rea soned, they must also affect eco nomic conditions. An 85-year study ol commodity prices In the United Kingdom showed a "response" to the spot cycle. "Economic fluctuations," Dr. DeLury added, "must surely be a factor in variations of marriage rates." Club Slates Dog Show Hie Klamath Falls Klwanis club steps out at Modoc Field Aug. 30 with the Third Annual Klamath Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show, and nearly 400 purebred canines are expected. The show is under the director ship of the Kennel Club and Pres. Gene Williams, and is sponsored by Kiwanls. Tickets are available from any Kiwanlans. At the regular Kiwanls luncheon yesterday, Mrs. Kathy McDonald and little Dorothy Riker demon strated methods of showing dogs. Tickets are selling at 9 cents for children, 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. More and more people are changing to Medo-Land Milk1. Fold th goblt lop ''back t h a unitary, double sealed top it aoiy to open! ' o close press inner " seal into pouring vent. This will prevent milk getting any fee box flavors. Look for the sonitory, tamper-proof, GABLE TOP CARTON. It'i Red, white and blue! UeWW Hollywood Miracle Is John tly lion THOMAS HOLLYWOOD iM-ln IWt, a ra dlo actor named John Urvruig was in the middle ol aniinuiicini a Hollywood comiiienlatoi a pro aiam. Ho handrd hla i-rlit lo an other actor, walked otlMave and collnpM'd. Thus boi;an a rommkable stoiy. one which Imally appears lo be having a happy ciullng. Hut Deer lima life wmiUI have ended trag ically, except for his courageous sister, Uit, Hetty Pruitt. It took tliir days to dlagno.e the actor's trouble "Iter his col-lap-. Finally, It was determined to be a brain hemorrhage, and he was Immediately taken to Miigery. He was not expected lo live. He clung stubbornly to life, how ever, ami besun l recover, lint the diuiiHiic to hn bruin hud lobbed him of his livelihood; lio couldn't speak. 'Hie rich, resonant voice which hnd ruined lilm a good Iiviiik In radio and movies wn.t Milled. A helpless lls'ir'. he was cared lor during the llrsl two years by the Motion Picture Uelief Fund. Alter spending til.OOO. the turn! had to kivc up the case. Dceiiim's sister, Mis. Piuitt, took him Into her home. For eight years, Deering did little moro than exist. His sister, who had two children of her own. helped him financially to the limit of her resources. She never gave up hope. Safety Club Plans Meet The Altamont Safety Club, formed last week, will hold Its regular weekly meeting next Satur day at the alate police ahed ba tween three and four o'clock, day light time. Fred Heard has been named di rector of the group, assisted by James Pratt. Meellnga have been called each week on Saturday at the same time and place except 111 case of special events. Purpose of the group la to pro mole child safety with emphasis on traffic in that area. A picnic day has been planned tor next week at Wtard park be tween 10 and 13 o'clock. DST. A fun dav . will be held Sept. t at the First Church of God on Alia mont drive. The meetings are open to ill In terested persons. Kashmir To Elect Leader - NEW DELHI. India in Kashmir Is ditching its hereditary maha-, rajahs for an elected chief of state to govern the disputed North In dian land. ' The Indian radio announced yes-; terday that Kashmir's Constituent ; Assembly had unanimously adopt-' ed a resolution ending hereditary rule by the family of Its mahara-, Jah, Sir Harl Singh. The maharajah's son. 21-year-old ; YuvraJ Karan Singh, la considered the leading prospect for Kashmir's j first chief of slate. Yuvra). how- j ever, appears reluctant to atep In and the manarajan. now living in Bombay, opposes nis son assuming the post. The maharalah, a Hindu, acced ed his predominantly Moslem stale to India alter the imi partition 01 the aub-continent which created In dia and Pakistan. Irregular border fighting developed and Indian and Pakistani forces each seized parts of the state. MkAMATM ruts. HHS AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at thoir boftl Ph. 496 For Orders To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. FOR 12) aan. at - One day she fined a tilO nurse's bill and hail no funds to py It. rlhe wlupiird up some ol her own aHH'ial aalnri dressing and sold It In neighbors. The Idea aeemed In go over, so she begun merchan dising lite dressing lo grocery stores. Thai brmiiiht in the money 10 keep her luuilly together. Eight months ago, a doctor ml- vised her; "Your brother has grown to. rely on you loo much, 11 he doesn't gel out on hla own. he may never recover, You must try a shock treatment: till ti nun out of the house." With misgivings, she did so. The treatment seeuu-d lo work. Alter waudrriiig around Hollywood tor irw v.e.-ss, ueeriiix got a joo ns j Deering can bo taught lo apeak doorman nl the CHS lludio The pnlecily within six months. Iwo months ago, tho Ihculrr shut i .-Kvr vUrn evervone rhe tie down lor Hie summer, anil Deering smiled. " sava Mrs. I'mitt. "1 nrv uespiiirt'ii ior ins inline, inn liirnipr KBVP n,p hope Hint John nice tniiiKs stuneit to Happen. Director lllchurd Whorf heard I GOOD J:M:: I eyes tmMm i GOOD '1' V1 4V. I GRADES DR. NOLES OPTOMETRISTS URGE YOU TO SEND THE WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL PARENTS, it depends upon you . . don't let defective vision cause your child k be a failure. Before your child starts to school have Dr. Nolcs Optometrists give him a complete eye examination. You can 4 I Doctors Sid S&H GREEN STAMPS OF COURSE Deering Story about Deering and gave him a lilt part on the "My Friend linm ' television show. Allen Itliii. radio TV editor ol Hie Valley Times, did a column on Hie actor. Dluiili Shore read Hie column ami sent II to Dan Jenkins, rnilio-TV column 1st of Hie Hollywood Itepniler. Jenkins began Dealing the drums He wrote about Dceiing and soul notices lo I'J TV film producer Koon the actur had Jobs on "Drag, net," China Sinllli," llin Town" and llopaloug Casaidy Iliins. Peering, who can now get out a few hesliating sentences, at 411 It earning hla own living lor Hie llrst time In 11 years. A vocal teacher named Paul Thomson has become Interested lu hint and says would be able lo talk again. Now I he's doing . well, and my salad consult with confidence Dr. Noles Optometrists who have served the families of the Northwest for over 46 years. Stop in today no appointment necessary. . H.ur.i 00 a.m. H 1.10 p.m. , ... . Open all day Saturday COWMtUH BPTICAl CO. SHIS, ROEBUCK Hi 1. W. Mil, rwllantf iU N. I. Gr.sd G. Notts, Omar J. Nolti, Alaiandr dressing busliiesa Is coming l"iiL line. It lint aerina nan a niiiai i'; - FOOfBALL ON KFJI SHRINE GAME Oroqon All-Start VI. Portland All-Stars Saturday 8:13 P.M. S000 -WATT KFJI owoyi. CO. COiUMBIlN OPTICAL CO. Fenland 730 Mol St., KlonelK falls Brtwtr, Laltitl end Whtotlay JEWELERS of Outstanding VALUES 7th and Main 0
