Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 29, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHKCfW FIUDAY. Aiuaisr 211, W2 KKLU HM RC. PDT Friday Kvrnirif, Auf. 29 00 8 porta Highlights 15 Horn Town News 23 World News Sum mi. 7 10 Twlhfht Serened 44 Headline Edition ABC 6 A3 It Happens Every Par ABC 7:00 Music by Adlam ABC T.TO Hotel Edison Oreh ABC 00 Top Guy ABC IMThli U Your FBI ABC 00 Newsland Thealr ABC ..10 Concert of Favorite JnOO 10 PM Headlines 1ft IS Pacific Crvait Baseball 10:30 The Charles Anlell Program ABC 11 oo News Mimmary 11.03 Sutn OK R FLU 14. SI Kc. PDT Saturday. Aug. 30 Of) Band Muslo HI fcarly Bird Newt 10 Corn In the Mom 7.00 News Break fail Edition 1;1S Charlie's Roundup 7 30 Bob Garred. News ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7 M Music I 00 No School Todar ABC .10 Spar Patrol ABC 10.00 Eddie Fisher ABC 10:30 Shake the Mat&cas ABC 11:00 Front Center . 11:30 Frank and Jackson ABC 12 00 Noon Edition News cownNowt iut now tes MM I 3 I f El ' 1 1 Mm tidwrdWIDMAM Marilyn MONWE f Starts SotarJey Mlfrlgh Au. His Great Jor And All His I TnV UlttAIIUM! Warner Bros TheStoryof IVILLRocers ROGERSjtNoWlfMAN 1 HEY KIDS V V Saturday Morulas i n;t a. n. I fUUSCARTOOHi J - laarl and Hardy in "SWISS MISS" CrwnT RH.-f'Ue 2535 1.4 J . s Fflftllly EnferfoinmeiiT 7 only Woll Dim.y iST tmWcnalalH MALICE) r& "teg W TEC H NIC 010 11 IS Stewart Craig ABC 13 . Atrforve Concert AHC 1:00 Dedication to Letter Carrier A HC 1 30 International Jau Club ABC 9 00 Basin Urlrfs g IS Rotelsnd ballroom ABC 3 43 Fascinating Kroihm ABC 3 00 Junior Junction ABC 3.U Amtnnn Farmer ABC ' 4 00 Reque-lfully Youre ft 00 Navy Hour ABC 5 . B a B TV 1:43 Stewart Craig ABC 00 Sports tlighlijhu 13 Home Town Newa 33 World News Summarr 6 W l!na May Carll ABC 43 Words ot Ufc 100 T. Texas Tler Show 7:13 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC T :o Band Concert ABC a 00 The l.on Hunger ABC a TO Parttic Cot tlaehll 10.00 10 P M. Headline 10.13 Pacific Coast Hcbll 11 00 Nrwi Summary 11:03 Sign Off kfji iim Kc. rnt Friday Fvrnlng;, Aug. S9 00 Gabriel Keatter MBS 15 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Around Town News 40 Something to Think About 43 Sam Haes News MBS 33 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 The Tex Beneke Show 7 .TO The Curt. Kid MBS 8 00 What s the Nam ot That Song B 30 Proudly We Hall 9 00 Glenn Hardy MBS 9 13 Fulton Lewis MBS 9 30 For Dancers Only 9.43 Sports Final 9 53 Five Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:13 Rrd NlchoU Show 10:30 Magaune Theatre MBS 10:33 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club 11:00 Sun Oft KFJI 1151 Kc. PDT Saturday. Aug. 3ft 00 Sunrise Serenade 53 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MVS 7:13 Breakfast Ganc UBS 7:30 Today's Best Buy 7 43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:33 First Edition Local Newt .-00 Morning Melodies :13 News 1:33 Headline New MBS 30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Name Bands 9:15 Dance Tunes 9:30 4-H Club 8:43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 News MBS 10:15 Currlns 10:20 Social Security 10:25 Concert 10:30 Music 10:33 Gillette Warmup MBS 11:00 Game of The Day MBS 2:13 Camel Scoreboard MBS 2:30 Ricky's Request 3:00 Men's Corner MBS 3:15 Rukcyaer Report MBS 3:30 You and the Draft 3 43 You Never Know 4:00 OPS Varieties MBS 4:13 Frank Hemingway, Newa UBS 4:30 Tire Fighters 4:43 Report from the Pentagon MBS 6 00 Good News 5:30 Chrtitian Science 3:45 Peewee Reese MBS :00 Around Tow-n New 15 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Assembly of God 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 Tex Beneke 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theater MBS 9:00 Newa MBS 9:15 Dance Orch MBS 9:30 Ponderosa Room 9:43 Music MBS 9:35 Cecil Brown MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land 1' S.A. 10:30 John Wolohan MBS 10:33 Nieht Owls News 110 Night Owls Club LZ.00 Sign oil Man Flees From Wife's Bullets PASADENA, Calif. W A weal thy tele vision manufacturer took a plane for an undisclosed town in Iowa with his 20-month-old baby yesterday alter his blonde wife took two shots at him and missed. Police Quoted Mrs. Howard R. Vermillion, 29. as saying she in tended only to frignten ner nus- band. Vermillion. 45, told officers she shouted: "If you come Into the house I m going to kill you. ' when he appeared at the door of their nome. She was treated at an emergen cy hospital for leg abrasions which sne said sne received in a struggle with Vermillion for possession of her pistol. She was booked on sus picion of assault with a deadly weapon, but was released later when Vermillion did not appear to signa complaint. LAST DAY I Te4I5"b0" BOB AND JANE HIT THE SONG AND IAUGH TRAIL WITH ROY ROGERS AND TRIGGER I t PREY OF SE A Thli H-foot launch rrts like a toy on rorki und-r a cliff where It wai , twept by htavr seaa near Sydney, Australia. Eltlit men aboard acrambltd up cliff to aafrty. 'Come Ona My House1 Hit Changes Composer's Life By BOB THOMAS ' HOLLYWOOD Iff What a differ ence a hit song makes. At least it changed the life of Ross Bagdasarlan. He's the guy who was responsible for "Come Ona Mv House." which was driv ing the nation buggy a year ago. Yes. his cousin. William Saroyan. aLso got credit lor the composition. but nis contribution was reporieuiy slight. Anyway, the aong completely ai. tered the life of Bagdasarlan. between show business and grapes. Ross let s call him by his easier first name Is a member of that tribe of Americans oi Armenian ancestry who have settled In the warm San Joaquin valley, prin cipally around Fresno. He is a hanpv extrovert, full of the Joy of living. He might have steooed out of a Saroyan play, which indeed he has. The lad abandoned the family trade graDes to follow his fa mous cousin. Ross appeared In two Saroyan piays on Droaaway Time of Your Life." in which he played the pin-ball maniac, and Loves Jia owed oong. wnn Walter Huston. Then same the war. "After I got out of the service. I decided I would settle down in Fresno and raise grapes," he re lated. "It so happened that mv first croD came In the worst grape season in 32 years. I lost every thing. So I decided to come to Bette Davis Saves $66,000 LOS ANGELES W) Actress Bette Davis is (6,000 ahead today. The government said she owed that amount as Income tax for 1942-43. but U. S. Judge Ben Harri son ruled for Miss Davis yesterday. He said the issue was "whether a surviving spouse is liable for taxes of her deceased husband where the latter's liability arose by reason of his community own ership of one nail tne surviving spouse's earnings. My answer is no." Miss Davis was married at the time to Arthur A. Farnsworth. He died in 1943. SO NEW! SO SMART! Base your fall wardrobe on this good classic I Fun to choose fabric for it the design lends Itself to so many smart ideas. Handsome as shown In a colorful plaid; striking too. In bright contrasts. You'll wear this proudly morning, noon and night I Pattern 0013: Misses' Sizes 12. 14, 18, 18, 20; 30. 32. 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. Size 16 takes 4 yards 39-inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step, Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and Neys, Patern Dept., rx, nnx mm, cnicago o. ill. Print plainly your name, address, size and style number. ... i '.i 2 Hollywood. Mv wife now sav.t, 'Thank heaven the grapes weren't good that year.' " With a wife and two kids to sup port. Ross began pounding on music publishers' doors. He had written "Come Ona My House" 10 years before but had never been able to interest anyone In It. He still had no luck. "I tried It with nearlv everv singer." he said, "but they all turned It down. Peggv Lee and Dave Barbur said It was too late in the summer to put It out. Franklc Lain- said dialect songs never sold. The Andrews Sisters weren't interested." Finally he sent a record of the song east with a friend, who was instructed to plav It for Kav Ar man. Still nothing hapoene.1. Some time later he learned that Kav Arman had recorded the song, and so had a new singer named Rose, mary Clooney, then things started pooping. "Mv luck changed." Koss said. In the past year. I've had two hit songs (the other: 'What's the Use." recorded by Jonnny Kay and acted In six pictures." Ross, who Is currently playing a land-locked vllor In "60 Saddles for Oobl." said the film roles re sulted from his songwriting fame He said he also receives manu scripts from hopeful songwriters. ' I just got u songs irom a Kid from Michigan. Ross remarked. "He said he had been In New York three days and couldn't get his aong ac cepted. AH I could tell him was to be patient. It took me 10 years.' Although Ross is thriving in his present profession, he hasn t for gotten his old one. He manages to get the word "grape" Into the lyrics of everv song he writes. Lose -Weight Look Lovelier New Ke uomia Pie ttetei yew Seduce Easily . Quickly . . Snibly - , Don'f let eaten fat tJ its ym frem teking yaur Mviwt dit . treat wearing metfv new tlofkti . . . ffem getting mere fun and excitement cut el life than yew ever thought peisible. .2sM DO try the KeilOml. Flo far leiing weight witheet special eisrtite, wlthevt dang e rent eirwgt, without going en starvation diet. 1. Hlo twrb yeur ep petite. t. Helps provide ye with vitomini, miner all end pfotiini, to moke up for what you mitt when yew eat leu. FREE: Voluoble beeVlet, pre pored by a doctor, tolls what to de t Mart lot Ing weight of enrol Con taint suggested diet. Ail yewr druggist for it no obligation. (Net for Glandular Obeiiry.) KESSAMIN REDUCING TABLETS LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Druqgiir 2212 So. 6th Phone 4321 lr.-.E,r.;: Nk.. r - t- M-w'.'w ""T I. tv .UlMHUuaUMiKi US Orders Foreign Arms WASHINGTON l.f The United Stales tentatively plans to order a billion dollars worth of weapons, military equipment, and supplies from North Atlantic Pact countries during the year ending next July The offshore orders will cover planes, tanks, ammunition, elec tronic equipment, auxiliary com bat ships and other gear, mostly for European armed forces. Informed officials disclosed the slr.e of the new offshore procure ment program alter Special Am bassador William H. Draper re vealed In a report to President Truman that orders totalling t83. 800.000 have already been placed. The billion dollar program now being drafted would be In addmou to this. Draper's report disclosed some of the new orders will go to Brit ain for production of Its famed Centurlan tank "for certain NATO countries." These countries were not Identified but they are believed to be France, Italy and Belgium. In addition, the United States plans to contribute "slightly more than half," officials said, of the 400 million dollar aircraft produc tion program for Kruopean fac tories. These officials declined for ae curtty reasons to divulge what other weapons would be produced overseas. ' Pay As Little As 1.00 A Week ! COATED BINOCULARS Magneslum-Fhiorit coaling cuts through increases tllumination. Never jades. 7th Japanese Premier Calls General Election v TOKYO in III a lightning muve to save his pnlttlcnl strength, ino-U. B. Prim. Minister tililii.ru YoahUIn ludny forced dissolution of die lower house uf Hie Japanese Dirt i Parliament) mid set the first iHMt-oi-cupittlon general election lor Oct. I. The dale Is at least a mouth or 4S days belore ilvals felt they would be ready to Urlr.it Ilia di minutive, 74-yrar-old Premier. Britons Agree To Study Iranian Offer To Parley TF.HH AN. Iran Ms A govern ment spokesman said Thursday ltrllnln has agreed to reply by Kept. 3 to the Iranian oiler to dis cuss compensation claims arising out o uaUonalUntinn of the 1 '-j billion dollar Anglo-lranlan Oil Company. Hie spokesman said Mils promise was nuidc Wednesday during a three-hour conference of U. 8. Am bassador Loy Henderson and Brl llsh C'hargr d' Allalres tleorae Mtddleion with Premier Moham med Mossadegh. The spokesman would make no other comment on the conference. Intormrd sources In London said Henderson and Mlddleton sought to break the loim-staiuling British Iranian deadlock Willi proposals Involving U. S. economic aid In Ii nn. a lifting of I ho British block adr on Iranian oil sales abroad and negotiations on the compensa tion claims. Iran wants prompt payment of 140 millions In disputed oil royalties as a condition to open ing any talks. Mlddleton called on Henderson Thursday shortly alter the Ameri can ambassador had an hour-long talk with Iranian Finance Minis ter Bagher Kazcml. There was speculation that Henderson and Kazeml talked about a possible American loan. Tha government spokesman told newsmen that W. Alton Jones, the American oil man now Inspecting the oil Installations at Abadan. had requested permission to visit Iran. This was In contradiction with a statement by Abb a a Perkhldeh. president of the sales commission for the Iranian government's own oil company, three days ago. Park hldeh said Jones, head ot the Cltlts Service Oil Co., came at the Imi tation of Mossadegh. When news- hAMAT .ana. !! AMERICAN CHINESE Fooch .1 thtir basil . 49t Far Oram T. T.k. Out Ben B. Lea, Mar. WIDI-ANOLI WIDI-ANOLE 111 jog, I and Main u ever A dramallo noontime invenv ! ment announcement said the lower house would ba dissolved at once Then lha upeaker read a rescript from ttmpcror lliiohllu dissolving the house. Thai automatically ahut down the upper chamber Hie lluuse of Councilors unless an emer gency arises. It Is only advisory. 'file Kmieror'B rescript was countersigned by Yiisliida. who men pointed out the contradiction, the spokesman replied '"this Is my Information." . The spokesman said arrange ments were nuidr lor Jones to vis it Abadan "so that he would be able to submit to the government any proposals lie had lor better uso of oil facilities." Cities ttrrr Ice spokesmen In New York mild Jones had no business Interest In th. visit and made the trip lit a mediating capacity. HIIOOSMITII HV.f.H ( I.Alt K TOKYO 11 British Ma). Cien. Stephen Nrwton Hhoosmllli, new deputy chief of stnlf to Clrn. Murk can United Nations commniHlrr Clark, conferred with the Aincrl at his headquartera Thuisduy af ternoon, Shoosmlth had Just arrived from England via Canada. f oder "" M" i00t i ,Se',0, ,e,o. per.- te-- 1 WILLARD 8x30 OZ. REGULAR $110 6x30 15 OZ. REGULAR $180 8x30 15 OZ. REGULAR 19ft i IN VI n i S&H GREEN STAMPS must have worked fust anil aecrrU ly to catch Ilia opposition olf guard, It takea a duy or mure to prepai. an Imperial rescript, Yusliida, sometimes railed by his opposition an "Aiiicrlt'iiu puppet" because ho co-nprrnlnl stiuugiy with Allied occupation aiilliurllles, lelt yesterday lor a rest In the mountain 80 uillea southwest of Tokyo, lie rushed buck today to slum tltiouuh llin dissolution, In a iminner soino observers called a stroke pollllcul genius. Ynshldaa Inllueiico la threatened by his predecessor as leader of the dotmiiniil Liberal putty, ailing Ichiro llaloyama, '10, llnth sin con sidered pro-Western but llatoyaum Is I cum ih'd as u'liiic lintlonnllslla and more Indifferent lliau tha I'rUiin Minister toward rearming Japan, llaloyama anil Ills folluwera wanlrd a November election. They lelt by that time their growing strength would mean victory. The second party III Japan, lha Progressives, also wauled a November election. Thev are led by one-legged Mnmortl rllilgeinltsu, 'to, who Miinrd (he Jiipiinesn am irndrr nn Tokyo Hay in I ml and served a prison term as a war criminal. DOUBLE BEDS BEST BUYS KFJI 7:30 a.m. .OS M 10 en u' n " HOTEL FRENCH f- M SO GLASSES GERMAN 89 50 GLASSES GERMAN nr.Ofi GLASSES A JEWELRY STORE OF OUT STANDING V7 VALUES OF COURSE .1 ...ialffrnmmilllllllllllllltlT'llllll """