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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALI.S. OREGON WEDNESDAY, KKPTEMnEU 10, 1052 T7 i'ff Monroe Mode For New Look In Women KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Wednesday Evening, Sept, 10 OOToda'a Sport Highlights IS Hometown New ft 25 World Ncwi Summary fi 30 Postmark U S A. ABC t.00 Tht lone Ranger ABC 1 M Mr. President ABC B OO Cross Jire ABC .TO Pacific Cai Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headlinr 10:1S Dream Hsrlwr ABC 10:3O Charles Antrll Program in Insomnia Club 11:00 Newt &ummtir 11 05 Sign Off KFLW H5 Kr. PST Thursday, Sept 11. . t 00 Band Music OA fcarly Bird Newt S 10 Cum in the Mittn 4 Bat ly .Crocker ABC 4 U County Agent fi M Music 7 00 Nf!. Bkft. Id.lto T13 CUsr'ie'a Roundup I SO BAh r.arred it Newt ABC 7.0 To nf the Morning &5 .'rhn Conte ABC 100 Irrakfatt Club ABC t oo lianit Henry Show 8.30 l T-ue Siory ABC v.'h. Muring Streru ABC 10 13 Chrt Muntlry ABC 10::io Pmk the Bank ABC 11 00 V -Atr a Girl Marnca ABC U 13 La.--. Journey ABC 11.10 T; e Tommy JJorsejr Show 11:45 M'..k1 Roundup 11. i5 Mr.et Report 12.00 Noon Bdition N'ewi J3:15 Fa'ie (Sidewalk Show J a. 30 Rev KoUrys Magic Melody ABC 1.-00 Betty Crocker ABC 1 OS Th fi ll Ring Show ABC 1 30 Your Western Hit Tuna 1 30 r?sin Brief! 1:45 Paul Harvey ABC Bauer Living 2:15 It Happens Every Day ABC 2 20 Muiic a JO Cat Tinner ABC 3 55 Betty Crocker ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Dean Cameron ABC 3:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 4:00 Tun Factory ABC 4:15 World Flight Reporter ABC 4:25 Royal Triton Bsbl Roundup ABC AM Requestfully Youn 6 f B At B TV :W Today't Sport Highlights :15 Home Town Newt 1:25 World Ncwi Summary 30 Defense Attorney ABC 7:00 Amateur Hour ABC 7:45 I Covered the Story ABC 8:00 Mr. Broadway ABC S:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline 10:15 Heartstrings ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 31:00 News Summary 11:09 Sign Oft KFJI 1151 Kc PDT Wednesday Evening. Sept. 10 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS HAO ONLY BEEN HALF WAY TO LOVE UNTIL Ilk KENT tum ALEXANDER KNOX MS-hKM k) B90OJS Mt MX TOVIQfT THE SEVEN SEAS I -Mi wm. 1 0yvnAwVVT rnn uiiisit nifut rrnj EVELYN UlVUlilJU mmmi m .e. l-aj t .. , ..V . . . y .t. F , t 15 Klamath Theater Quia SO Around Town New 40 bom, thing to think About 145 Sam Haves Newt MBS M Bill Henry MBS TOO The John Sebaitian Show 7 13 Tex Beueke Show T 30 Cisco Kid MBS If Uhil'i Name Song MBS ft .10 Music Theater 43 l.ueM Star f00 Glenn Harttv Newt MBS 13 Fulton lewis ir MBS .30 Foe Dancers Only 9 43 Sports Final M 3-Mm Final MRS 10 00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10 13 Vincenl i.onei show 10 10 Crime Fighters MBS 10 M Night Owls News 11 no Night Owls Club 13.00 Sign on KFJI 1151 Ke.-PDT Thursday, Sept 11. 00 Stinriie Serenade b 43 5-Mmuic With the Open Bibte h V Organ Music T oo Hemingwa Newt MRS 7 13 Rreakta.t Gang MBS T 30 Rest IUi a 7 45 Sam Haet MBS 7 53 First Edition Local Newt O0 Cecil Brown MBS I IS Break U it Gang MRS 30 Haven Of Rest MBS 8 00 Paula Stone Show MBS 8 13 Marion from Millers 9 SO Freddie Martm Show 9 43 Music Of Manhattan 10.00 Newspaper of U;t Air MBS 10 13 Tello Teal MBS 10 . La Point ei 10.43 Answer Man 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday Newt 12:30 Your Dance Tunet 12:45 Markets Klamath Notet IS 33 Curruu 1:00 Jark Kirk wood Show MBS 1 30 Two at 1 30 2 00 Sear s Saluta 3 03 News MBS 215 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:35 Game of the Day UBS 3:35 Camel's Scoreboard MB I 4:00 Festival of Music 4:15 Hemingway Newt MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time UBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 3 00 Ricky's Request 3 30 Sky King MBS 5:43 Newt MBS 5 30 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter UBS :13 Klam. Theater Quit :30 Around Town News 40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayes Newt UBS 6:53 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 Tex Beneke Show 7:30 This it Free Europe MBS 8 00 Family Theatre MBS t:30 Burl Ives Sings 8:45 For Dancers Onlv 8:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 8:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Heidelberg Harmonaires 8.43 Sports Final 9 33 5 Min. Final MBS 1000 I Love a Mrster MBS 10:13 Here's June Chruty 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 10:33 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off NEIGHBORS REPAIR HOUSE AKRON. O liPi Mr. C. n Mil. ier, a widow, and her two' sons will get a real surprise when they rciuru irom vacation, in ineir id senr nfichhnr ir. KltllHins nan sidewalks, steps, a new front porch and putting some fresh paint on 5loa-v l J:7JJM Piper LAURIE - Rock HUDSON Charles OOBURN - Gigi PERREAU f AaARD MKillT MM MAIURE a . .! m . v ,. a I fliatl III 1 I iKANCAaOOl Hern- MAUIEiN 0HAlA I i rmi itwioio .Ti ii.i.t c.iii.l '-arTrai luiri v t fciaait ii if kmnm iairu.cina!li-m I STARTS THURSDAY ' t " ; .... . ' . WATER TICHT Thli porlible 4.150. itllon alutnlnunt-pliille iwlmmlni pool, 40 -feci Is i clrcumfercnco nd ftv (tl hljh, wit built by I'al l'ftrle o( Norlh Hollywood, Cil, Bishop Leipzig Dedicates St. Augustine's New Hall AlERRILL St. Augustine's new parish hall was formally opened and oeaicauea on bunaa). ept. I, with His Excellency Francis P. Leipzig, bishop ol Baker City dio cese, otficiating. Recitation ol the holy rosary and bendiction services at 6:30. p.m. were followed bv the blessing of the hall, and dinner at 8:30 p.m. Ear lier in the day the new mission church In Bonanza was dedicated. John Deftnan, acting as toastmas ter, told of the growth of the parish, the construction of the pres ent brick church In 1939. parish house in 1940. and now the com pletion of the new parish hall. The new hall will provide ample facilities for all social and recrea tional activities In the parish, for. in addition to the large social room, there Is a dining room off the kitch en, which can be converted Into three separate classrooms, by means of foldlnir partitions. A mod ern kitchen, attractively painted In soft blue and white, rest rooms. cloak room and heating room com plete the Interior arrangement. The Fishermen Settle Strike ASTORIA rfl Columbia River fishermen will begin fishing Wed nesday night. They voted 82-69 Tuesday to end a month - long striVe. The commercial season opened Wednesday noon alter being closed since Aug. 26 when the summer season ended. The fishermen struck Aug. 10 to support demands for higher prices paid for their catches. Last week Circuit Judge Howard K. Zimmerman ruled that the Co lumbia River Fishermen's Protec tive Union was not a bona fide labor organization entitled to pick et to support Its demands. The ruling prohibited the fishermen from picketing two Astoria canner ies. Judge Zimmerman decided the fishermen acted .as independent contractors. The Columbia River Packers As sociation has announced it would pay these prices for fall-caught fish: 17 cents a pound for first quality Chinook, 7 cents for poor quality, 16 cents for silverslde and steelhead. Robert J. Hicks, union secretary. described this offer as "1943 prices," but the fishermen presum- aoiy wiu accept tnem. HALF-SIZE STYLE 4I,JI, I ' Want to look taller? Slimmer? You will with this dressl It's your cherished shirt frock style, buttons down the front. Trim It with vour choice of novelty edging. A half size style no alteration worries. Cut and sew. Pattern 9327: Half Sizes, U'A. WA. mi, 2014, 22(4. 24',. Size 16',i takes 37', yards 39-inch fab ric; Vt yards of trimming. This easy-to-use pattern glvea perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every atep. Bene, iniriy-nve cents in coins for this pattern to Marian Martin. care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept.. P.O. Box 8740. Chicago 80, III. Print Dlalnlv vour name, ad 9327 L.I dress, rone size and atyle number. vU trWl ra2!L in dinlni room Is a dusty rose, and the social hall Is light vellow. Doors and walnscoating in the two rooms are mahogany veneer, and the flooring Is pecan wood. Riverman and Sons, of Porllnnd. were the contractors, and Walt James was the foreman in charge. Morrison and Howard of Klamath Falls were the architects. Toastmaster Degnan Introduced Mayor F. E. Trouiian. who congrat ulated the parish members on com pletion ol the hall on behalf of the community, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riverman of Portland, members of the building Committee: Gene Ham mond, Jim Lacev. Jim O'Keefe. Toby O'Keefe, John Olacomtnt and Ben Johnson. The Alter Society, whose president Is Mrs. Don Harris, and the Young reopie s cluo. headed bv Tom La- cey, were praised by the toastmas ter for their efforts in building the hail and also the serving of the dinner. St. Augustine s pastor. The Rev. John Phelan, was then called UDon to introduce visitinir clergymen: Fathers Lemon of Lakevlew. Spaul ding. Burns: Edward, Klamath Falls: Stone, Dufur: McTlgue, Prineville; O'Conner. Redding. Sul livan. Weed: Kennedy. Chiloquln. O'Conner. Tulelake; Verv Rev. Casey, of Dunsmuir: The Rev. James O'Connor, formerly of Mer rill, now of Lakevlew: and the Verv Kev. i. p. casey of Sacred Heart Church In Klamath Falls. Bishop Leipzig concluded the eve ning's program with Inspiring and lo the point remarks concerning the part all churches piny In the world today, especially with regard to resisting the ri;e of communism. An estimated 250 were served at the dinner. For Ixtortort a world of colors in House Point, Soth A Trim Colors, Stucco 4 Concrete Paint. lor walls and woodwork-Satin Finish Enamel and Interior Glou Enamel ""beautiful wa$habl. TSB1 IE fir-.- ' 1111 ".'"J'J IL! i.,.J.'JI LS? iaai 1sir-W)iaMi liaaai INSIDE OR OUT. . . PAINT WITH GALLERY COLORS! Make your entire home handsomer, inside or out, with the modern colors from this one great color system "Dutch Boy" Color Gallery! Choose from 112 colors nine different finishes, ' finish for every surface I BASIN Building Materials 4784 So. 6th SI 1 r - mm Canada Prison Officials Fired TORONTO ifi Ontario's Pre mier Leslie Frost Tuesday night suspended the prison governor, deputy governor and six guards ol Don jail where lour death house criminals broke out Monday. Frost declared there was "some thing rotten In Denmark" when four condemned men Includuig one W'lth a wooden leg could pull off such an escape. Man Locates Rare Meteor ARDMORE, Okla. ifi For years 70-year-old Bob Dodson, an Okla homa Park Service employe, had begged scientists lo investigate a hard, black object which was slick ing out of the ground In a scrub oak patch at Lake Murray State Park. But nobody paid any attention. Then, at last, scientists decided to have a look. Today, guards maintain a 24-hour vigil while Investigators probe the object. Dr. Lincoln La Paz. University of New Mexico scientist, said It is a nlckel-lron meteorite, probably the largest recovered In this coun try. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE and 422 Main St. EXCHANGE Phone 6771 for WIU-oo4-toi Won over and Flat Wall Enamel for o soft, beautiful finiih. m'WfllW.aWiaS For toys A furnltur bright, ruggtdQulck-Dry-Ing Enamtl In vivid colors. phon 2-2563 Mm i i i H 11(111 THOMAS linr I VUliuttt lit II U ,,n,i.n nr eitlprliiir n nrw buxunt rrn Willi miiiiiyu niiiuriir n UKUio up. lllit Mm ntillll. it lilxhliul ..ylinrl dri'UrtU iudny, II thp Mourup rhn.il l.i lle miriti. i, ,nv hrt Ihn lipulmiliiu ol tlio woiukrlu ponlwur ci-r wo wcia iiruiiiiscu uui iirvcr goi. Any way, llml l lha prpdlrlloii ol DIM Thoina.i, K.shluit designer ftl Unl er.nl Internmiuiuil, "Moiuoe'i Hmno l.i kIiiii ol I ho llinrs," mild I lie liniuLionin yuunu denlgiier, "Anierlnnii women me reitlKlug Ihero la nollilng wronii Willi iieMi, as long Ha ii is in me right place. 11 la certainly In the right placea on Monroe. Oregon Seed Output Up PORTLAND in The Dcpurl mem of Agriculture reported Tues day that gruss need production In Orrgun this year was considerably lllulirr than that ol 1UM. The lonunon rvegraat crop was a record 79 million pounds 28 per cent more than last your. Other grusa seed crops: Com mon and Willamette vetch 25 'j million pounds, alx times the 1951 production: Austrian peas, 19 mil lion pounds, compnred with lust year's 9.300.000; Ladlno clover, 3. 600.000 pounds, compared with last vear's 4.700.000. Hairy vetch production was up 40 per cent. IWA Appoints Research Head PORTLAND It! Olllclals ol the CIO International Woodwork- j ers of America have appointed Ed ward W. Kenney, Portland, dlrec- i lor of research and education lor the union. I He succeeds Virgil Burls, who ' resigned earlier thla vear to take a post with the Department ol Labor. The appointment was an nounced Tuesday by A. F. Har tung. IWA president. KLAMATH 'ALL. AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at their bast! Ph. 49 For Ocean Te Take Out 4T" They're versatile, beautifully crafted END TABLE The perfect ideol choice to use with vour sofa . . . simply desiqned, per fectly proportioned to hold vour lamp, smoking needs, moqozincs. It's adaptable for use as a bedside table, too. TERMS if Desired "Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings" Wanaatk 7unnitioi Co. 221 Main "I think we art aeelng ail end In the thin, emaciated look thai has been tha height ol fashion ever since the "Mti, In those tin yn, wom en went or the straight, pencil like form that denied the mutual contoura ol the budy. Tliat look was auslalurd lor years by the designers ol Paris and New York. The tops In amariuena were the lean, hollow-cheeked models, "Mut now we are aning right back to tha '90s. Tho hour-glasa Hume la coining back. Fashion Is finally returning to what men like best women with meat on then bones," Thomas pointed out that Ameri can men have expreaaed their tastes in the lllm alara who hava found the most favor. Among the masculine favorites, none nl these could bo considered lhinltlla lluvworlli, Laua Turner, Juno Rus sell, Judy Garland, Shelley Win ters. E 1 1 1 a b e lit Taylor, Hetty Or able. "Ily past alantlaids, some ol these girls would be considered overweight," he aald. "I remem ber when I was working with Luna on "The Three Musketoera." Aller ali returned Irom a week end. we had lo let out the seams ol her costumes and keep them to gether w'llh plus, "But you don't hear men com For "food you'll NOW PLAYING! tht "TUNE SMITHS" Muiic Niqhlly Except Tueidoyi WILLARD 0 There are so many ways you can use and enjoy Imperial Tables . . . and be proud to own them, too, because they're the finest in the country. Come see our grand collection. 34.50 OCCASIONAL TABLE Handsome, traditionally de siqned , , , a decorative ac cent piece for livinq room or hallwav. Pull it awqy from the wqll, and It becomes a beautiful servinq table , , , or intimate dinette table. 89.50 STEP TABLE So smart for bedside use . . . and equally appropriate beside an easy chair, or between units of a sectionql solo. Space for lomps, books and storoqe, 49.50 plaining about the liuxoniueaa nf Luna and the ullieia. They Ilka women that way," lie mentioned oilier alara who have dieted theinsalvea ao pain fully that they have to bo padded lor their film rules. One lit par ticular recently modeled a show girl roslunio Willi UgliU: neck lo ankles, all padded. Thomas remarked that the new, upholstered era was made possible, by the Introduction ol clnchea and other gadgets lor nllmiulng tins waist, "Willi Ihese devices women can let themselves go," he aald, "As long aa their walalllnea can be cut down, they will look fashion able. "This will mean an emancipa tion lor women who have been suffering with diets lor years. They ran eat those jmtittoea and tleaserlfi now, Well, a Utile moro, anyway, Mut hole s a nolo of caution: Al though they can eat more, they also have In excerrlso more. Thai's In keep the weight well distribu ted." Among the screen newcomers, Thomas cited Piper Laurie and Butan Ball aa good examples of the new buxom look. "By prevloua standards, thoy might have been considered fat." lie aald, "llul I they're not, They're Just ample, uiata all' dream about" . , , tnioy dinner in tht Ponderosa Room Feoturinq "tht Bolt Steoki in the Basin" Dinners from $2.00 to $4.00 Sondwichtt and lalt lupptr specialties Food Service 'til Midnight, HOTEL Phont 5353 or 5339 0 ciLCy) ' 1