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Newspaper Page TextSATl'RPAY. SKl'TKMUKK 13. 1 052 PACE TWO HKRAI.n A NO NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKGON Krl.W 145I Kc. rsT Saturday Evening, Sept 1 i no Sports Mlfhllf hit IS Horn Town New! 25 World Is'aw-a Summars II TO Una Mm Carl) la ABC 41 Worda or lira 7 (W Tha Lona Rangtr ABC 7 30 Danrlnt Pally ABC .TO Pacific CoaM Baicball 10 00 10 pa Haarlhnr 10:19 Dancing Party ABC 3 ahk'k show it w iV Wnas MITCHELL Lloyd BRIDGES J KatyJURAOO . I 1,,' VJvl a1 WayneS On aa. n. V.Lt,Cff3 " a Tmaa.Tux nurisaaa j'JJwrS j WANCYOLSQN JAMESARNESS- FOR 7 BIG DAYS 2 "TOP" HITS!' 11 " m hiUrrtOJ ton! 111 l ii i' .iinic MURPHY SnnMERGUE Stephen McNALW ABBonCosituo lOSTlNAlASKA Wvn .: . . . - ' . . . - . . . ' ,. : - - 1 ' ' 10 s lnMmnla CKih tl 15 Newe Summary 11.30 fiim Off KFLWUM Kc, rST Sunday, 8rpl. H im Nnro Col lef t'hmr ARC 1 30 Litht and Life Hour ABU t 00 Calvary Echoes IS Brunch Ttnta ARC .10 National Veapera ABC 10 CO Mann in Review ABC 10 Piano Playhout ABC 11 00 Pre.hyterlan Church 19 no Old Faahipned Revival Hour ABC 00 Voice of Prophecy ABC I 30 The Church in the Horn ABC 1 iw tiour oi ueciaion aeh, 2 30 Chanel tn th Sky .ion Thu Wftk Around Ihe World ABC 3.30 Lone Pm it Ida Mountaineer fins. , A 00 I S Navy Band IS GumI Star 4 30 Herald of Truth 5 00 American Music Halt ABC 5 30 Tho Tickets to R Wi)' 00 Drew Pearson ABC fi 13 Gloria Parker ARC 8 30 Accent on the Melody 45 Home Town Ne ( 55 World News Summary 7 00 Cascading Rhj Ihm T 30 Chet Huntley ABC T 4S The Three Suns ABC 00 Paul Harvey ABC 13 Monday Moraine Headline ABC 30 Pactitc Coast Baseball 10 00 10 P M Headl.nes 10 15 Aracon Ballroom ABC 10:45 Insomnia Club 11 00 News Summary 11:05 Si En Off KFLW 14S0 Kc. FST Monday, Sept IS 6 00 Band Music 6 OS Early Bird New 6:10 Corn In the Morn 6 40 Betty Crocker ABC 100 News Breakfast id. T:13 Chartle'a Roundup T 30 Bob Garrad. News ABC 7 40 Top of the Morning 1 55 Jonn Conte ABC fMl Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henrv Show 9 30 My True Story ABC 9:53 Whispering Street ABC 10:15 Chet Huntley ABC 10.30 BrtMk the Bank ABC 11:00 When a Girl Marries ABC 11:13 Lone Journey ABC 11:30 Stop and Shop 11:43 Musical Roundup 11:53 Market Report 1200 Noon Edition New 12:13 Pay less Sidewalk Show 12. UO Mary Margaret McBrtde ABC 1:00 Betty Crocker ABC 1 03 The Bill Ring Show ABC 120 Your Western Hit Tune 1:30 Basin Briefs 1:45 Paul Harvev ABC 2U0 Better Llvinar 2 15 Democratic Natl Comm. Pgm .m iai unney adl 2 33 Betty Crocker ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Dean Cameron ABC 3 30 Tennessee Emie ABC 4 00 run Factory ABC 4 13 World Flight Reporter ABC 4 25 Royal Triton Bibl Roundup ABC 4 30 Chet Huntley ABC 4:45 Request fully Yours NEW OUTFIT JIFFY! ft at- llHH ... 1220.30-42 Wear it with its own smart blouse, with other blouses and sweaters! Bare it for a Ray date- dress! Perfectly simple with square neckline, tmed bodice, easy skirt, pocket-flaps it's the handsomest jumper of the season! Pattern 8142 in Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16. 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. Size 16 Jumper takes 3 yards ja-incn, mouse i' yards. This easy-to-use pattern Rives neriect lit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows vou every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for tnis pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept. P.O. BOX 6740, Chicago 80. Ill Print plainly your name, address, zone, size and style number. tnds Tonile "STRANGE WORLD" "MS PLANET MAES" SUNDAY FIRST RUN Never has 0Jk a man dared such JJr ill Twm S 43 Jimmy !Vrey Show 9 00 Sports Higniights a 13 Home Ton New t J World News Sunvnr 30 Henry J. Taylor ABC a 45 Stewart Craig ABC T 00 The Lone Ranger ARC T 30 Tim tor Defense ARC I W Paul Whiteman ABC a 30 Mumc Theatte 1 45 liwren.-e Welk Show 9 no rin Arts Quaitet ABC 9 30 Chicago Signature ABC 10 00 10 PM Headlines 10 15 Serenade in Blue 10 30 Charles Antell Pgm ABC 10 45 lummnla Club II 00 News Summary 11.05 Sin Off KFJI U.SO Kc PDT Saturday Evening, Sfpt IS a 00 Around Town News a IS Klamath Theater Uuia 30 Assembly of God Hour 7 00 The John Sehathan Show 7 IS Tex Beneke Show 7 30 Klamath Temple 100 KDIS v Grant rootball 9 00 New s MBS 9 13 KCHS v Grant Football 9 43 News MBS 10 00 KUHS vi Grant Football 10 30 John Wolohan Ore h. MBS 10 53 Night OmIs News 11.00 Night Owls Club 13 00 Sun Off KFJI 1159 Kc rDT Sunday, Sept. 14 00 Wings of Healing 8 30 The Lan Murtay Show 9 00 P-idio Bible Class MBS 9. Youth Soldiers for Christ 9 43 Music of Manhattan 10 00 News MBS 1013 Guest Star 10 30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11 00 Frank and Krneal MBS 11:15 Show Tunes 1130 The Comic Weekly Man 12:00 Noonday News 1213 Bill Cunningham MBS 12 30 Bands for Bonds MUS 100 Guy Lombardo 130 Cljde Beatly MBS 100 The Shadow MBS 2 30 True Detective MBS 3 00 Nick Carter MBS 3:13 You and the Draft 3 30 Mystery Hall MBS 3 53 Cecil Brown. News. MBS 4.00 Ray Bloch Presents 4:Lt0 SteamDoal Jamixre 5 00 Concert Hall oi the Air 3:30 Enchanted Hour MBS - 6 00 Jimmy Fidler 6 13 Klamath Theatre Quia 6.30 Rusa Morpan Orch. 6:43 Sam Hayes 7 00 Little Symphonies 7:30 Hall of Fantasy MBS g:00 Twenty Questions MBS 8 30 The Great Day Show 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9 13 Club Cal-Ore 9 30 The Whistler CBS 10:00 Hardtop Races 10 30 Revard FcsUval 11:09 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Monday. Sept IS a 00 Sunrise Serenade 6 33 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang UBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7 43 Sam Hayes. Bkfst. News MBS 7 53 First Edition Local News 9:00 Cecil Brown MBs 13 Breakfast Gang MBS 8 30 Bible Institute Hour 9 00 The Paula Stona Show UBS 9 13 Platter Party 9 30 Date In Hollywood 9 45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:13 Tellotest MBS 10:3O i Pointes 10:43 Answer Man MBS M OO Ladies Fair MBS 11 23 News MBS 1:30 Queen for a Day UBS 12.00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:43 Market and Livestock 12:50 Klamath Notes 12 53 Curnns 1:00 Jack Kirk wood aw 1:30 Two at 1:30 2 00 News. MBS 2 03 News MBS 2:13 Coffee with Kitle 2:30 Gillette Warmup Time MBS 2 33 Mutual s Game of tha Day MBS 3:33 Camel's Score Board 4 00 Festival of Waltzes. 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4 30 Curt Masey Time .MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes. News MBS 5 00 Ricky's Request 3:30 Wild Bill Hicknk MBS 5:53 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Haes. News MBS 6 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 8:00 Let Gaorge Do It MBS 8:30 Demo. Nat l Comm. Pgm. 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Finsl 9:33 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:13 Look to the Skies 10 30 Magazine Theatre MBS 10:33 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club U 00 Sign Off PILE Swine Show Closed PORTLAND lTI The Pacific International Livestock Exposition Friday cancelled its scheduled swine show because the exposition building Is In a bog quarantine area. The quarantine was Imposed to halt the spread of vesicular exan thema, a hog disease. Agriculture officials have order ed the slaughter of more than 600 Multnomah County hogs because of the disease. An exposition official said sched uled cattle, sheep and goat shows would be held early next month. Vesicular exanthema does not af fect them or humans. McCarthy Raps Jessup Post PORTLAND ifl Sen. Joseph MsCarthy (R-Wls.) passing through Portland Friday en route to Los Angeles, called on Gov. Adlal Stevenson publicly to support or repudiate President Truman's ap pointment of Philip Jessup to a U. N. post. Jessup, long a target of McCar thy's anti-Communist campaign, earlier Friday was appointed an alternate delegate to the United Nations General Assembly at New York next month. "I've always said that Jessup is one of the most dangerous men in government," McCarthy said. "The Senate refused to confirm him as a delegate to the U. N. Paris conference in view of his fantastic record of association with Communist fronts. Certainly I think he should declare whether he will support such a man as Jessup If elected," McCarthy said. Jessup has denied McCarthy's charges. The senator said Truman's ap pointment of Jessup while the Sen ate was not In session was "a typical Truman gesture." McCarthy, who won a smashing victory In last week's Wisconsin primary election, told reporters that he planned to support Oen. Dwight Eisenhower lor the presi dency. "Certainly 111 support the Re publican ticket, regardless of what General Elsenhower says about me. It would be a catastrophe if btevenson were to win." he said. McCarthy slopped here on a flight from Spokane. !.' PUMP, CLOWN, PUMP Maria Theron, of (he celebrated Theron family of cyclists from Franca, puts Clown Dennis Stavens to work pumping up a lira. They'll be seen with the fourth annual Klamath Falls Shrint Club-Polack Bros. Circus at tha Klamath Falls armory, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Sept, 20-21-22. Flynn Bride Says Erroi Easy to Get Along With HOLLYWOOD (.tl What's 11 like to be married to Errol Flynn? Patrice Wymore. the third Mrs. Flynn, says that she and her ad venturous husband set along Just dandy. This, despite the almost continuous sniping of the gossipers. who have tried to toll a knell for the latest Flynn marriage ever since it began almost two years ago. "That's right." panted Patrice between strenuous dance rehear sals for "She's Back on Broad way." "It 11 be two years next month. I guess a lot of people didn't think it would last that long. But we get along fine. We have a lot of laughs when we're together. And we're together a lot more than people think. Although we've both done a lot of traveling, we've never been apart more than a week or so. At least we weren't until the picture that Errors making in England, "The Sea American Bar Association Split Over Wilsons Trial SAN FRANCISCO Wl The American Bar Association ap peared Saturday to be headed into a sharp, fight next week over pol icyall because of the 2 'i year old Washington State slaying for which Utah and Turman Wilson thrice have been sentenced to bang. The issue Is over activities of the association's Special Commit- Sprague Gets UN Position WASHINGTON Wl Charles A. Sprague. governor of Oregon from 1939 to 1943, was among 10 persons named Friday to represent the United States at the United Na tions General Assembly next month. Sprague, a Republican, selected for the post by the U. 8. State Department, was appointed an al ternate delegate by President Tru man. Delegates appointed to the Assem bly, which convenes at New York Oct. 12, are Warren R. Austin, former Republican Senator from Vermont, chief delegate: Emest A. Gross, deputy under Austin; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, widow of the late president; Sen. Theodore Green of Rhode Island, senior Democratic member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Sen. Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin, ranking Republican member. Besides Sprague, alternates In clude Philip C. Jessup, roving am bassador; Benjamin V. Cohen, career diplomat; Edith S. Samp son of Illinois and Isador Lubin of New York. These alternates, described by reporters at the U. N. as "utility outfielders." will take specialized committee assignments and will sit with regular delegates at assem bly sessions. The alternates are assigned to the delegation as a whole rather than to Individual delegates. Oswego Woman Heads Auxiliary LOS ANGELES 11 Mr. Phyllis A. Clayton of Oswego, Ore., Friday was elected president of the Ma rine Corps League's Women's Aux iliary. John p.. O'Brien of Passaic, N. J., was re-elected commandant nl League at the group's 29th annual convention here. KLiatATH eLLi. oaisaa AMERICAN CHINESE Foesi at their bait! Ph. 49t For OraVi Ts Take Out Rogue." We'll be separated four months this time, and Hint's touiiii to take. But I'll be .seeing htm soon, either in England or at our other home in Jamaica." The Kansas-born redhead seems a good match for Flynn. She also Is an active indiviliml and appears to have a wanderlust. "In another year or so, I hope we can co-ordinate our travels." she remarked. "He proposed to me on a windswept hill." she remembered. "Very romantic. Then lie culled my parents In Knnsas anl said, 'May I have the honor your daiinli ter's hand tn marriage?' My par ents thought we were out bl our minds. "They were a little concerned, but after they met Errol they were delighted with him. They've been happy about us ever since." Patrice admitted that she and Flynn have an occaslonnl spat, but it's never very big or long-lasting. tee on Convictions and IncaYcera lions of Innocent Persons. Washington's Gov. Arthur B. Lsnglie last month granted the Wilson brothers a third slay of execution, putting off their hanging for 90 days. Then he asked the special committee to investigate the background of the March, llou, Vancouver, Wash., girl, and advise him what to do. The Wilsons were arrested In Sacramento. Calif., a week after her battered body was found in a creek near Stevenson. Wash. They both were conviclru of lirst degree murder In her death, and sentenced to the gallows. They have steadfastly maintained their innocence. The question of whether the com mittee shall accede to Liiuglic's request is scheduled to come be fore the association's Buurd of Governors at an executive session Monday. It also may be presented on the iloor of the ABA'S national convention later In the week. Strong opposition has cropped up to the committee's undercover In vestigations. One of the leading oes of such probes Is Frank Holman of Scut tle, a former ABA president, who said he had no Interest In the Wil son case bill felt the ABA was "sticking its neck out" when It investigated the decisions ol courts anywhere. Holman said he had asked the ABA'S Scope and Correlations Committee, of which he is a mem ber, to consider restricting the work of the special committee. This might bring the matter of the special committee's activities to the national convention floor next week. Censors Approved Marilyn's 4-F Gown Ilv 1 IISKINI-; JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NKAl Exclu sively Yours: Marilyn Mon roe's low. rut gown, ruled "4F" by I lie Army at Atlantic City, was limn her wardrobe In "Niagara." Hie Anny inny have branded It imlrcrnt lor a redlining Hint, but I' was okay by tha movie consuls. Kvle Johnson's decision to have a I ling at movie acting lie niitkc.i her debut 111 "Never Wave at a WAC" hits tongues warning in llo 1 1 y o ii d'a eyebrow-lining set. llrr reasons, aay the gos sips, are: 1. Lack of dough In Ilia Van Johnson household, or, J. A bid lor a career of her own uclore divorcing Van, T!ie nutirlngo, according to the inapt-vine, bus bri-n on thin Ice lor almost a year. Rita llnyworth's agents are but vMtit Fox. Rita wauls the role ol Ulniia III "The Robe." Don't be surprised If Kathleen Wimor huddles with attorneys over "Forever Ambrose," the title of Eddie Mayeholls new TV show. It lollous Red Skelton on the air thus season. Hollywood Movie Makers Make Movies Elsewhere ny lion tiiomas HOLLYWOOD ii These are tunes Hint try i-oliiimiUls' souls. A biuu-li of the news boys and girls were whooping It up at Lake Arrowhead last week end and try ing lo forget the aiduoiisness of their chores In glamorvllle. "It's murder,'' sullied one of them, dripping a tear in his lemon ade. "How do we stand ll?" Implored uuothcr, weeping Into his milk sliuke. Here's what they are moaning about: film production Is an an emic picture ol what ll used to be. A look at the local shooting sched ules this week provides a dismal report. Twentieth-Fox has but one plttuie shooting locally, Universal International one. Monogram one. und Republic, Columbia and MOM Hop Support Bid Denied PORTLAND LTi An appeal for price supports for Oregon's hop crop was rejected Friday by Sec retary ol Agriculture Charles Bran nan. Brannan. In a telegram lo Har vey Gchrmg of Sllverlon, sal Inal price stipiHirts would result In "undue losses to the government" unless production and demand could be brought more nearly Into balance. Gehrlng is leader of the Oregon grower group which ts asking a price support of 15 per cent of pnritv. t Parity Is the price for farm products fixed by the government In relation lo the cost of goods the grower has to buy.) The price support Is necessary this veor because many Willamette Valley growers have been unable to lind a market for their crop. Gchrmg said. He sutl buyers were taking Ihe rrops o( growers In the Yakima Valley and California. The Wash ington State and California grow ers "would solve the surplus prob lem by having some of us family type growers go out of business." Gchrmg said. News of the government re fusal lo prop hop prices caused a drop In the market price of Ore gon hops. Friday's quotation of 30 cents a pound was 13 cents below lasl week's price. Judge Raps Bonus Faker SALEM IH Carl F. Hlrsch, who falsified his discharge date to collect an Oregon veterans bonus, Friday was fined (240 and sentenced to 120 days In Jail. Hlrsch, an unemployed Portland appliance salesman, had pleaded guilty to the charge when tried in district court here. His case was the first to ba prosecuted by the State Bonus Di vision. Officials said they are In vestigating others. OPKN IIOtJHE SALEM I Army Engineers held open house at Detroit Dam here Saturday. Coffee and doughnuts were served In the powerhouse. It waa the first time the general public has been admitted to the dam, still under construction. Junior's Suit Tho talesman said fhol il was mode of such durable malarial thai if would last him o lifetime. X And it would have, only Jun ior insisted on growing! What about the insurance pro tection you bought a few yean back? like Junior's suit, it might have fitted perfectly then but how about now? Your posses sions have grown and your dol lar has shrunk so that even if you have not accumulated more, 'the value of what you own hoi gone upl ' f .. let ui check your Insurance protection to make sure that It fits your needs today, OUR BEST ADVIRTISIMINT Hundred! of Satisfied Cuitomanl CHILCOTE Insurance Agency "The Pioneer Aqency Est. 1909" 111 N. 9th St. Phone 5S29 Fleanor Patker'a nirdlto has art Seut. M for the aloik visit, hue's due at MOM Nov. I lr another Dicker with Hob Taylor . . . on has been discovered mi pioprily owned by llccly Lamait in Vlruiiu. Hhe'll hop the Atluiilin next month to rlgn royally puprrs, Irene Ryan at the Fox A: Hounds: "All a sweater does for nie Is lo make me look warm " . , , Tuihsii Hey Is buck In Hol lywood to resume Ills lllin carver after two years In ttinope , , , Jane Russell's busting with joy about the leg publicity she's get. ting In "Boil ol I'alrlaie." Two new reasons for seeing lirr films. Dinah Shore la yelling "loul' about her quulen In a nstliin.il maguslne that she brlleves ciym' Johnnie Ray la merely a Hash-In-the-pan out for a fust buck. The aingor claims he was nilMiuolrtl and has apologised via letter lo Johnnie, Remember Sunshine dummy ol the Our Uaug Comedies? He's now a delivery buy for a Holly wood liquor store . , . Tile Mel Tonnes have duted Iho atotk again . . , Paramoiint's Barney Bsladbsn'a prediction on movie have a pair apiece. Warners la booming along with four. There la only one Intli-prndrnt I nun snooting in town, iiku lias been dark for weeks. VY hulovei happened lo RKO? Of course, there ore iilitnre.' shooting In such placrs as Knniib. Utah. London. FIJI Islands. Home Munich, Samoa, Alrica. Quebec and Calubasas, Calif Din that doesn't help a news gatherer, un less ne wants a not title to (Jul. basas for a Randy Scull inter view. The studios assure that they have "dozens of pictures" starting in the near future. This has slopped some of the groaning ot the col umnists, but not much. Well, there s always TV... Hollywood's publicity mrii were licking their wounds this week. On Tuesday night, bold Adlal Steven- son and Dwight Elsenhower de livered speeches In which they spoke of "press agents" In deroga tory terms. . . , Janet Leigh is anxiouMy await ing news of the poNSible relrase of "Jet Pilot." Thai's the Howard Hughes epic which she started three years ago. Otf and on, she spent a year with the picture. sometimes working on 8undays while she was doinit other lllnis during the week. ine picture has already run up a bill eitlmated at four million dollars. People have argued that the Jets In the picture will be ob solete by the time it Is released, but that doesn't seem tn wotry Hughes. According to Miss l.emh. he has Injected some of Ihe sexit-st dialogue heard In recent years. Maybe Ihe censors are the ones ho have held the picture out ol release. . . . Klamath Man Vins Damages SAN FRANCISCO I A Fedei. at Court Jury has awarded SW.000 to Michael J. O'Dounell, a Klam ath Falls, Ore., railroad conduc tor, for Injuries received In the line of duty. The Jury Friday made the award against the Great Northern Rail way for an accident which occurred at Lookout, Calif.. Nov. 14. lo:0 O'Donnel! had sued for 1100,000 charging defective railroad equip ment had resulted tn his being thrown against a car. Injuring his back and ribs. KFJI You'll Enjoy DINNER and DANCING AT CAL-ORE ! Delicious Young PHEASANT U.S. Choice STEAKS Great Music by PHIL LONGO and hit Trio make a date for this week-end I business lor the next IJ month ,t "ll will be Just good a tlir pli'lurs we deliver." , , . Tallulali ilanklirairs salary, lor one IV guest ailearaiice nil the All Star Revue Oct. II, will be 1:10.000. TV'a Daginur, now louring night clubs, Is doing a skit III Willi ll elia plays the IH si woman president of the U. H. One of hrr lines: "Whadclu duy I passed IB veloe.1 ami veined 111 pusses," . . . Hurbaia Million just paid 13(10.000 for a new llrverly Hills linine. . . , Wuller Chrysler, Jr., Is Ihe Mr. Moneybags behind Itnymond Mas sey's new play, "The Hanging Judge." . , , Leslie llowaids gravestone In Kiiglanil bran Una inscription: "Gentle cynic." Orris (turbo's hnir ran you stniid It? Is now Milled a deep purple . . . Sign In the window ol a Hollywood Knst Indian res tatiiunl: "Cash und Curry." MOM inny not know 11, bul an Independent Mini company Is shouting "Hobinson Crusoe" In Mexico. The studio owns a com pleted scieeippluy of the classic, written lour years ago bv Helen Drulsili as a Htewarl Granger stnrrrr, but never placed befoie the caiueias. Mklp the minor that Rose Ma ries tive-yrur-old d'tightei, (leorglann. will follow In -r la molls mama's footsteps as u sinn ing inoppel. t'loshiK a long en gugrinriil nl Clio's, Ihe blonde songstress, who was a lop radio l,r ui flvi Inld mi! "I don't think I want a career lor Georulaiin as a child. 1 don't wuut people to think she's a imrigrt." Movies for Rose Marie? "Not as a stiu I Just want lo do the comedy end of It." Sophie Tile lirr Is stipulating I hut she piny heisell In the final reel ol her movie blogruphy, lu which llntv Mutton will star. Hut the Inst of Ihe Hed Hot Mamas Is in lor some hot opposition lo the Idea. Joan Hrnnrtt is being billed z plain Jonn lleuurtt lor the Los Angeles run of "Hell, Hook aoJt Candle " It was Ms In Ihe ach everywhere else In the country. "A mother's rare far all ynu wear!" Mrn'a Hand Laundry, 11th and Klamath, I'hnne 1-2.131. Stullai SUNDAY (SIFT. 14) I Si U. S. STEEL'S 8 Year of ' Great Drama on Radio Thaalr Oulld en the Air ifarti lis taaten with o premiere perform ance ot a Broadway hit. HELEN HAYES JOSEPH COTTEN te Jhe Wisteria ZTreeA ing Broadway fola at a lady In (ova A u:tk . ...... .1 Ll. al -J ' va tu 7 ui imj mui a tnunging world denied her. liittn evsry iunday night lo great pJoyi . . . produced by Irte world-f am out Tneofre GwW THEATRE GUILD,0;. AIR 5:30 p.m. KNBC Juit a tew minutes south i Klamath Falls en Hiway 97