TUESDAY. AUGUST 26. 1962
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T 30 Maor of T.mta Squart ABC
8 00 Escape Wtlh Ma ABC
ft 30 Pacific Coat i UatabaU
10 00 10 PM. Head Hum
10 IS Pacific Coa1 Baa ball
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00 Band MuilC
08 Early Bird Ntw
6:10 Cora In (rw Horn
tiOO Nrwi. BrMKtail CdiUon
7 J3 Charlic'i Roundup
T:S0 Bob Garrad & Nawa ABC
10 Top of lha Mnrtuns
7.M John Con l ABC
I 00 Break fait Club ABC
ft: 00 Rank. Henry Show
t 30 Break the Bank ABC -10tt
Chet Huntley ABC .
10:1.1 Lone Journey ARC
10:30 My True Story ABC
10:55 Whiftperinf Slrwii ABC
11:15 When a Girl Marrrta ABC
11:30 Jimmy Tidier
21:45 Mufiral Roundup
11:55 Market Report
32410 New. Noon Edition
12:15 Pavlaaa Sidewalk Show
J0 Lucky -U Ranch ABC
1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC
1:13 Wenern HU Tunes
140 Eav Liitemng .
l!f Baila Brtefa
15 Paul Harvey ABC
3:00 Better Living
3:15 Ronnie Kemper ABC
3:30 Mary Margaret McBridt ABC
3:00 Ted MaJone ABC
3:15 Tenneasee Emle ABC
3;30 Cal Tinney ABC
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00 Sporti Highlight!
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ft 45 Headline Edition ABC
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1 00 The Lone Ranger ABC
1:30 Postmark I' S A. ABC
00 Valentino ABC
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10 30 The Chas. Antell Program ABC
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ft 15 Klamath Theater Wuia
ft 30 Around Town New
ft 40 Something to Think About
45 Sam Hayea New a MBS
ft 55 BUI Henry MBS .
7 00 The John Sebastian Show
7:13 Tex Beneke
T 30 Ptter Salem MBS
t-00 Count Mont CrtstO MBS
30 Serenade In Blue 1
1 43 Heidelberg Harm on aire!
ft 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
ft IS Fulton Lewia Jr. UBS
30 For Dancers Only
45 Sports Final
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1000 1 Leva A Mystery MBS
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10:30 Official DaterUva MBS
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11 O0 Night Owls Club
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ft 5S Farm Reporter
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713 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:30 Best Buys
7:43 Sam Hues MBS
7:33 First Edition Local New
1:00 Cecil Brown MBS
g;13 Breakfast Gang MBS
30 Bible Institute MBS
4 00 Paula Stone Show MBS
9:15 Sons of the Pioneers
9:30 Data In Hollywood
9:43 Music of Manhattan
10 00 Newspaper of lha Air UBS
10:13 Tello Test MBS
10:30 La Pom tea
J0;43 Amwer Man MBS
11410 Ladies Fair MBS
31:35 News MBS
11:30 Oueen For a Day MBS
12:00 Name Bands
12:13 Noonday Newi
12:30 Dance Tunes
12:43 Mark eta-Klamath Notes
13:53 Currina .
1:00 Jack Kirk-wood MBS
1:30 Two at 1:30
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3:35 Game of the Day UBS
3:33 Camel Scoreboard
4:00 Festival of Walttes
4:15 Hemingway New MBS
4:30 Curt Maasey Tuna MBS
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- 3:00 Ricky's Request
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5:50 News MBS
:00 Gabriel Heatter UBS
ft 15 Klamath Theater Quia
SO Around Town News
ft 40 Something To Think Aaol
43 Sam Hajea News UBS
S3 BiU Henry MBS
7.00 The John Sebastian Show a
7:13 Tex Beneka
7:30 Cisco Kid UBS
00 What's the Nam Of Song UBS
:jo baieway music jncauo
3:43 Guest Star
9. 00 Glenn Hardy News UBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. UBS
9 30 For Dancer Only
9:45 Sports Final
9:33 5-Minute Final
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10:15 Here's to Vets
10:30 Crime Fighters MBS
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FIRM CHANGE G.orqt Dugan (left) hat told hit inUrctl
in iht Duqn and Mast Dodqa and Plymouth talat and tarvica
hara to Bob Matt (right ) . Dugan laft hara to btcoma ganaral
managar of Joa Flthar Motort in Portland.
Republicans Veto McCormick
Plan For Creating New Party
Br The Assoc laird PrrM
Col. Robert R. Mccormick, a
lifelong Republican, who has re
pudiated his parly and Its presi
dential nominee, and has called
for the organisation of a new polit
ical party received general nega'
tive reaction, even from Republl
can congressmen he does ensorse.
One Republican senator not
on the Chicago Tribune publisher a
lavored list used tne worn
screwball" In commenting
Mccormick's radio speech Satur
day.
But a Democrat, Ben. Fat Me-
Carran of Nevada, said cense rva-
Taft Support
Qualified
CLEVELAND Ml The Cleve
land News said Monday that Sena
tor Robert A. Taft will campaign
for Dwight D. Eisenhower for pres
ident only if the general supports
certain "major issues."
The newspaper's political editor.
Jack Kennon. said he had learned:
"Senator Taft. who is vacation
ing in Murray Bay, Canada does
not want to take the stump for
Eisenhower and risk repudiation"
by the candidate on any of the
major Issues Which Tall has ad
vocated outspokenly."
The story, said Kennon, was ob
tained from an individual "very
close to Taft, a person active in
laft s political fortunes: '
Kennon said Taft wants to .know
1. Where Eisenhower stands on
the Taft Hartley labor law,
which Taft ' co-sponsored.
2. Whether Eisenhower Is sin.
cere regarding a WO, 000, 000 budg
et celling for the .federal govern
ment DV 1M.
,3. "Most important."' where Gov,
Thomas E. Dewey Taft's three-
time rival for the Republican pres
idential nomination and an Influ
ential fixture In Eisenhower s nom
ination fits Into the Elsenhower
campaign.
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1V.T
tive Republicans and Democrats
may form a third party 11 Oov.
Adlal Stevenson and Gen. Dwight
D. Elsenhower fail to affirm a
policy of; "strong Americanism."
Referring to Elsenhower, the
Republican candidate, and Steven
son, tne Democratic nominee, Mc
Cormick said:
"Do not vote for either . . .
Concentrate on voting for patriotic
candidates for Congress in both
parties.
One Republican Senator whom
Colonel McCormick endorsed as a
man "Kevery patriot should vote
lor said Be was complimented.
Four other McCormick-endorsed
congressmen said they supported
the Republican party "down the
line" and a fourth disavowed the
publisher's ' proposal that
''American party" be formed.
Two refused! to comment and the
rest were not reached Immediate'
ly. .. ....
Sen. Harry.' Cain, of Washington
enaorseti oy ue puonsner, conv
mented:
"The only ambition I have. . ,
Is to act and be known as an
American patriot.- I am complt
mented by ' Colonel McCornuck'i
laiin in my intentions.
PUC Director
Raps Rails
SALEM U -Public
Commissioner Charles H.
Utilities
Hellzel
atlng in Oregon to keep complete
records of. order for. railroad
freight cars.
Hellzel. who said the roads have
not been keeping such records,
declared his, order was Issued to
help reduce the freight car short
age that is common In Oregon each
fall.
The records of car orders must
be kept In stations where the
orders are placed as well as In
each railroad's central office In
Oregon.- -
Heltzel said his order also would
tend to stop discrimination against
shippers.
Ground Broken
For Portland TV
PORTLAND UP Oround was
broken here Monday for Portland's
first television transmitting station
and tower.
The station, to be built on Coun
cil Crest, will be operated by Em
pire Coll Co. of New Rochelle, N.Y.
That firm recently was awarded
Portland's only uncontested tele
vision channel.
Company officials said they
hoped to have the station opera
ting by Thanksgiving.
WILLARD
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TOWME MIK SWEATlIS "DOM'S
th anj Main
MGM Takes
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Uh The film
sudlos are supposed to ba betting
only on sure tlilnts these days.
It's a current Hollywood maxim
to take no cliancei. There ia one
exception to tills movement to sat
isfy the known public demands for
orthodox film entertainment. Odd
ly enough, the picture it being
made at MtlM, home of glossy
musicals and star-packed po
tacles. The film la called "Sfe How
Thev Run." and ll Is the first
non.mmtcAl made bv a major stu
dio with an all-Nero cast. Ha pro
ducer. Sol Fielding, admits that
the venture is a financial gamble.
"The Negro audience will lul
about pv for the com of the pic
ture," he rtlmated. "If It ha
enouRh quality to attract a seg
ment of the while auairnce,
might make a profit.
The whole proiect organ in in.
mind of a young Neuro school
le.rh.r Marv Elisabeth Vroman
ol Montgomery, Ala. She tiled her
Five Jailed On
Drunk Charge
Hive nersons were tossed
Into
the county Jail over the weekend
on drunk driving charges.
They were:
Ivan A. Wllcher. 34. Stewart
Lenox addition, arrested Saturday
night at the Weed-Ashland June-
UHarvt Johnson. 36. Bakersfleld.
Calif., arrested Saturday on US 87
in ens nnrm nirt ua Li in muiitj
Kenneth B. Farrla. S4. Cheinult.
arrested Baturaay nigm at uw
mult; , ...
win!. m Powell Warren. 36. of 321
Broad, arrested esrly Sunday
morning on Oregon 66 four mile
east of tne l-aievww juiic-iuii.
Richard Dickens. 21, of Beatty,
also arrested early Sunday mom
in nn nreiron 66.
tw.rren'a car ran Into a state
!,! had
i.nri innviide Oreaon 66 to in-
vestigste an accident Involving
cars operated by Slressley H.
Kna. 66. of Beatty. and Donald
unhhie. Bonansa. which
caused only slight damage and no
injuries.
While the Investigation way go
ing, with Evans being cited for
n.rwin. an the highway, a 1M1
K...,.if. driven hv Warren, trav
eling along the highway, struck
the rear end of a 1M6 Hudon
driven by John Herbert OBrlen.
iia ntii and ha carreened
against tha patrol car. The dam
was minor, but Warren was
arrested and charged with drunken
driving. , .
inAihir ear rominff alone: at the
accident scene was being dr'ven
erratically. Slate i-once iu,
th. driver. Richard Dtcken. wa
.-..i-H
. Also lodged in the Jail Sunday
night was uienn a.uswtnu ira -son,
34. Chemult. charged with fail
ure to stop at the scene of an acci
dent. His ear allegedly ldewlped
another on US 7 near Modoc
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t emlng the experiences of a teach
er in a Negro school, she oent It,
along with a pleading irtler, lo
the Ladles Home Journal. The
magaalne printed both.
Last year, the story was cited
for a Chrlatopher Award and
brought to the attention of MOM.
The studio bought the story and
assigned Emmet l.avery, author
of "The Magnificent Yankee," to
turn out a script. Signed for lead
ing roles wrre night club singer
Dorothy Dnndrlrige and liarrv Del
fonte. plus Philip Hepburn, an li
ve r-old veteran ol Broadway
shows. Including "Finlau's Rain
bow.'
But Unlike the oilier
Nearo (llin ol recent
"Cabin In the fcltv" mid "Btormv
Weather" "Hre Hnw Tliry Run"
Is not a musical, nor- Is a atorv
of Nrgro-wlille relations, as were
"Home of the Uiave." "Pinky."
'Lost Boundaries" and "Intruder
In the Dust."
" 'See How Thev Run' la the
storv of a bov In the third grade,"
aald producer Fielding, a former
newapaprr artist and lurelan cor
respondent. "It could take place
anv place and to a boy of any
race. But some of the events have
more significance because they
happen In a Negro community.
There will be onlv one white actor
in the cast, a doctor.
"We are takllur a chance, not
onlv because It has a Negro cast.
but also became it docs not have
the climaxes of most film dramas.
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It la a tender story about a kind
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"It la being muds economically, '
so there la mil too much rink. The
cast Is liiexiienalvo. and so la the 1
Mory, suit it la nil being ahut on ,
the lot without loi-itttuiia. Our onlv
large exM-ne would he 11 we went i
ovcrtlmo In Ihe ahootlng arhedule.
It la 16 dava" (average lor a big
picture: 401,
Capsule review: "The DvU
Makes Three" Is nn okay treat
ment of the familiar situation of
ail American caught in the midst
ol fnroluii Intrigue. 'Ilila Uino tirne
Kellv Is the American, and lie
doesn't use his Inn allocs Ihrouvh-
two all 0"' Plays n 0! who ur-la In
vears I volved Innocently with a gang of
orrmnn smuggler no are aim
ing at revival ol the Nail reunite.
The bud ones are done 111 aller
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