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PACK TWO HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKCJON SATl'UDAY, (KTOHKIt 4, 10r,2 Oregon Spud Commission Shows Women How To Buy KITW 115ft Kc. PST Hat ur day, Kvenlnr, Oil. 4 fl 00 Today 'i Sporti Hif rUtfhti e i5 Horn Town News fl 23 World Nw Summary flaOSrtrnct Edllor AUC 0 4.1 Word of Lit TOO Hucky Bates Hn Boyi 7 "W PolliK i on Trial ABC 00 Ttit Lona Ranger ABC II 30 Truth Cruoada 00 Dancing Party ABC 10:410 lo PM Headline 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 10.30 Iiuomma Club 11 (W Newa Summary 11.03 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc. rST Sunday, Oct. 5 It 00 New Summary ABC 8 13 Morning bong ABC 30 Light and Life Hour ABC 0:00 Calvary Krhoei 015 Negro College Choir ABC 30 Mewagt nf Un.fl ABC 10.00 Sunday Newa Special ABC 10:13 Brunch Time AUC 10 30 National Vetper ABC 11:00 Klamath Lutheran Church 13:00 Chrutlan tn Action ABC 12 30 Piano Playhouw ABC 1:00 Old Fashioned Kevlval Hour ABC 2:00 Voice of Prophecy ABC J 30 Greatest hlory Ever Told ABU 3:00 Hour of Derittnn ABC 3:30 Vour Star Tim 3' 45 Uueit Star 4 00 Miuiral Tintype 4:30 Herald of Truth 6 00 American Mumc Hall ABC 5:30 Two TickeU to B Way 8 00 Walter Winchell ABC TONIGHT IAST TIME v HELLGATE j THE JUNGLE ' TCI HCHE""S STARTS TCMICHT AT IDNICMT- m Time At Popular --"ItUHNICOLOR FIGHT FILMS ROCKY MARCIANO JOE WALCOTT HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE BOXING BOUT Round by Round fc l UnUtt, Uiliih! hJrt.mil Tg OuDLHr ni unr Tnrunn m ULflinc meruit lMi FORIEST TUOCrt ft J IUTMR ADtEg i I JOHN RUJHU. . . kJ DIRECT WO ."v M HOMSHOW 'T&jf V ENGAGCMINTSI p mmN6 1 rune rnur.UT x f tirruN m .."tow to I -41 brwnnlevyC IS Demo Nat't Comm ARC Aragun Ballroom ABC 6 45 Home Town Newa 0 35 World Newa Summary TOO Caicat.ng Khihm 1 30 Time Capiulc A Hi 8 00 Drew Pearson ABC 15 Monday Morning Headline AB II: 30 Chet Huntley ARC B 43 Gloria Parker A11C 00 Eddi Tiaher AUC IS Three Suna ABC 43 Aa Others See IN ABC 10 00 10 p.m. Headline! 10 15 IU Go To Town 10:30 Inaomnla Club 11:00 Newa Summary 1103 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Monday, Oct. 00 AM. New 6 05 Corn in the Morn TOO New - Freak'! Edition 7:15 Charlie'i Roundup 7 J0 Boo Oarrea al. 7 40 Beity Crocker ABC 1.45 Babbitt ! Second Cup of Colt Club CBS. 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Hank Henry Show 30 Brek the Bank ABC 10 00 Chct Huntley ABC 10:15 Lone Journev AHC 1G 30 My True Story ABC 10:55 W hlsninf StrecU ABC 11:13 Stop tt Shop 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11 45 Our Gal Sunday 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:15 Payleo Sidewslk Show 12:30 Hoiiae Party CHS l:O0 The B II Ring Snow ABC 1:13 Paul Harvey ARC 1:30 Mary Margaret McBrid ABC 2 00 Betty Crocker ABC 3 05 Bum Bnefa 2:15 It's lp To You ABC 2:30 Better Living 2:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS WW ' :r ; T.v. HURRY Last Day! A CAVALCADE OF CK0SIY "PENNIES KEAYDT "JUST FOR YOIT IT i'l ill IS back! Bud Abbott-Lou Cost. II o J " The Nose Hangs High" I HE PUT A GRIN ON THE FACE OF THE WORLD! mm lips; I STAB WHO ' i 1 Win Rogers- jane iWman IIW JRfi IIH6 O0S8Y otoar .. I hw'GilrJajuy ' 3 00 Ted Malone ABC 3 15 Arlhui tiodfrey CBS 3 30 Cat Tinney ABC 3 53 Betty Crocker ARC 4 00 Bouncing with Bar a boo 4 15 The Tide Show CBS 4 30 Aunt Jeinltna CBS 4 40 Ruth Aahton Newa CBS 4 45 When A Girl Marrlea ABC 5 00 Requeattully Youra 5 45 t)rana of Medicine OOToda)'! Sportk Htghllghla 15 Hoire Town Newa ?3 World Newa Summarv C .k) Fina ArU Quartet AHC T OO The Lone Ranger A Hi T 30 Lux Radio Theater CBS H 30 Speech by r.inhower ABC 00 Sua-ienae CHS 30 Preview of Tomorrow 43 Afliliated Milk Campaign 10 00 10 p m. Headlines 10 15 Dream Harbor ABC 10 30 Chaa. Antell Theatrt ABC 10 43 Billa Band. land 11 -on Sign Off Newa Summary Uu3 Sign Off KFJI 50 Vc. rST Saturday, Krrnlng;, Oci. i t oo Around Town Newt IS Klamath Theater Quia TO Amhlr or God Hour T 00 John Sebastian Show T.15 Tex Benoke 7 30 Klamath Temple Hour T55 Hi root ha II Time 00 OTI w Portland State 15 OTI va. Portland Sute, 00 Kewa MBS 13 Dance Orch MBS 10 00 Cecil Brown MBS 10:15 Red Nichola Shew 10 55 Night Owlt Newa I 11:00 Night Owla Club 12:00 Sign Otf KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Sunday, Oct. 5 100 Wings of Healing B:;0 The Lyn Murray Show 00 Radio Bible Clan MBS 9:30 Youth Soldiers for Christ 9:43 Muic of Manhattan 10:00 News MBS 10:13 Show Tune 10:30 Sports Program MBS 10:43 World Sene MBS 1:30 Sports Program MBS 1:33 Newa 2:00 The Shadow MBS 2:30 True Detective MBS 3:00 Nick Carter MBS 3:33 Newa MBS 3:30 Official Detective MBS 4:00 Proudly we Hail 4:ao Sieanunai Jam. iree 3:00 Klamath Musical Arts 5:30 Enchanted Hour MBS 6.00 Jimmy Fidler 6:13 Klamath Theatre Quts 6 30 Youth Views thn News MBS 7:00 J. J. Anthony MBS 7:30 Family Theatre MBS 7:55 News MBS l:O0 Twcntv Question MBS 8:30 The Cisco Kid MBS :00 Glenn Hardy News MBa 9:15 Club Cal-Ore :30 The Whutler CBS 10:00 MGM Theatre MBS U:uo Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Monday, Oct. 6 e-oo 6 55 7:W 7.15 7:30 IAS 7 5J 1:00 8:15 8:30 8 9:00 :1J 9 30 9 5 12:30 11:49 12:50 12:55 1:00 1:30 2.-00 3:30 3:00 3:15 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:30 5:55 6:00 6:15 6:30 6.40 6:45 6:55 7:00 7:30 6:00 8:30 6:00 9:15 6:30 Sunrise Serenade Farm Reporter Hemingway News MBS Breakfast Gang MBS Today's Best Buys Sam Hayes. BkfsL News MBS First Edition Local Newa Cecil Brown MBS Music by Roth MBS Breakfast Gang MBS Music of Manna t tan The Paula Stone Show MBS Platter Party Date in Holly wnod World Series MBS Sports Program MBS Market and Livestock Klamath Notes Currins Jack Kirk wood MBS Lucky U Ranch MBS Two at 2 Sun River Da' Coffee with Katie Rickys Request Paula Stone MBS Fran Warren Sings Hemingway Newa MBS Curt Massey Time MPS Sam Hayes, News MBS Bobby Benson MBS f Wild Bill Hickok MBS Cecil Brown MBS Gabriel Heeller MBS Klamath Theatre Quu Around Town News Something to Think About Sam Hayes. News UBS Bill Henry MBS I Was A Communist for FBI Bright Star Let George Do II MBS General Eisenhower MBS Glenn Hardy News MBS rulton Lewis News MBS For Dancers Only Sports Tina I Titus Moody MBS I Love a Mystery MBS Look to the Skies Reporters Roundup MBS Night Owls News Night Owls Club Sign Off 9:45 9:55 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:55 11:00 12 00 TRASH CAN GETS MAIL CHIPLEY. Fla. I The city council had the word "trash" sten ciled boldly on its new street rub bish containers recently because too many people were mistakenly mailing letters in the dark sreen Drake's haTe your insulation. Call and we'll irive you the estimate needed. 910 Spring St. Phone 5610. TO; SCHOOL OR PARTY! 6 Picture your pretty, voting scholar in this Kay fashion I Use remnants, or make It in plaid 'n' plain cotton, this dress looka like a Jumper outfltl Such crlsD. new styling she'll wear it proudly to parties. Bow-tied pocket, saucy sash in back. Pattern 9378: Child's Sizes if, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 6 dress, V, yards 35 inch; i2 yard contrast. 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 News, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III. Print plainly your name, ad dress, zone, size and style number. AsH SIZES j i SlAfai i s "" WeaBajM , M J" 1 r i Ik i i ! . n ir " ' ,5 tM, - 4 i aasaBMieaaaaaesjiaiiieaaia ilheal THE MAN IN A HURRY will toon b. patting hi windo, only on of th kind in aouthern Uteq Street Branch, First National Bank. The bay-typ with a two-way communication system and a tli vision. Trie customer drives beneath a portico, staff who operates a sliding steel box toward the entry and returns the pass book. Service will oon at pavinq is completed. The window is Klamath Union High SHiool Parents and Patrons -Program Oct. 8, 1952 Sports Night Special speaker on athletics on the high school level. Style show by Parents and Patron Fathers. Entire program presented by fathers. Program chairmen Buzz Larkin and Harry Todd. Nov. 12, 1952 Partnt$ Night Class room visitation by parents, Education week.' Music presented by students under direction of An drew Loney Program chairman Margaret Sheridan. Dec. 17, 1952 Christmas Play, Littl Theater "Let There Be Light" or "Fiat Lux." High school drama department. Director: Roberta Blomquist. Program chairman Hazel Todd. January No meeting. Feb. 4, 1953. Speaker: University member or exchange student. Adult musical program. " 'Program chairman Norma Uerlings. March 11, 1953. Student panel high school students. Musical program high school music department. Program chairman Paul Dcller. April 8, 1953 Fine Arts Program. Two outstanding speakers. Complete display of all the arts taught in the high school. Program chairman Gladys Hcrron. May 13, 1953. University dean or professor. Adult entertainment vocal. Election and installation of officers. Hollywood's Archives In Forecourt of Grauman's By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD im Footprints In the cement of time. Having nothing better to do the other day, I dropped in to the fore court of Grauman's Chine-ie Thea ter. Mingling with the tourists, I browsed among the blocks of ce ment that contain the signatures of film stars past and present, plus the Imprints of their hands and feet. Here, I pondered, Is the only place where a movie star can leave a permanent mark. Fame is fleeting, particularly in Holly wood. It was a stroke of his showman ship genius when the late Sid Grauman thought up the idea of having stars, make their marks in the gooey cement. Tourists never seem to tire of fitting their shoes into the footprints of the famous. Me, either. My brogans are the same size as Dick Powell's. Ah, memories! Many of the names on the forecourt floor have Models Claim Depreciation WASHINGTON MV-A new kind of figure figured in a tax Income appeal today and the Internal Rev enue Bureau is trying to figure it out. A group of models wrote that "we will lose the value of our appeal" In time and asked that they be allowed to write off a "reasonable allowance for obso lescence" In figuring their Income taxes. The appeal was sent to Com missioner John B. Dunlap by Marlabelle Young, president of Shy, Inc., a corporation whose 25 stockholders are models. She called attention to tax laws which provide a wrilc-off for "ex haustion and wear and tear. In cluding a reasonable allowance for obsolescence." There was no Immediate com ment from Dunlap. FINE PHOTOGRAPHY 7 ' Jjj'OlJWOOO'J s STUDIO PHONE 4526 s cash through on, it he banks hit pay check at the South Sixth a window of stainless steel and glass is provided ding drawer. Lights inside and out provide clear majtes his presence known to a member of the the outside. The teller takes the cash, makes be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Operation will ttart located on the West tide of the building. disappeared from the Hollywood scene: Colleen Moore, Pola Negri, Norma and Constance Talmadge, Diana Wynyard. Many others have died: Jean Harlow, Bill Hart, Douglas Fair banks, Waliy Beery, Tom Mix, May Robson. Another Immortal, Marie Dressier, recorded her prints but they are now covered by the box office booth. ' Some of the signatures bring back memories of idyllic mar riages that went sour. For instance, Doug Fairbanks and Mary Pick ford, first to sign in 1827, appear side by side. So do Dick Powell and Joan Blondell. And Barbara Stan wyck and Robert Taylor made their marks in the same block of cement. Their marriage proved not as permanent. Also recorded are famous me mentoes of movie history. One can view the imprint of John Barry morc's profile, Betty Grable's legs, Joe E. Brown's mouth, Monty Woolley's beard, Sonja Heme's skates and Al Jolson's knees. Also the hoofprlnts of Trigger and Champion and the bare feet of Harpo Marx. As with most things In Holly wood, from the Academy Awards on down, publicity has taken over. In the past, stars were se lected for the cement Immortality because of their great achieve ments. But now the selections are generally made to publicize a pic ture that Is opening at the Chinese. Thus we find the names of Oskar Werner, Hlldegarde Neff, William Lundlgan and others who have not yet proven their right to be record ed In Hollywood history. Nevertheless, the Grauman's Chinese forecourt Is the closest thing we have to movie archives. GENE WOODS, Insurance Chartered Life Underwriter, Chartered Property and Cetualty Underwriter 122 South Ninth Klamath Falli, Oregon INSURANCE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED ON AUDIT AND ANALYSIS BASIS Fire . . Casualty . . Auto . . Life Top Old Line Companies Only a new bullet-proof, toll service will "Thtnklin of the opportunities that Br ollcrrd to tin an Ainrrlmn is a pretty wonderful Ihini. I itartrd rarrylnic papers when I wu kid. I did It for four yrari. Take It from mc, thf nrwupaprrboya of America are trainlnf to be good cltlirn. In recocnlllon of their many public Bervlr activities, the Poitofflce Department hai initued a special rommemoratlve Sewn pa per boy Stamp this week, one quar ter million new m paper bo ya all over America are carry I nf on that tra dition by delivering Defense Bond , Hale leafleta to their tubacrlberh. Oonrratutatlona ' for a Job well done.' ft ANN Y THOMAS Star of radio, TV, stage, and screen Adiai Called Umbrella Man EN ROUTE WITH NIXON l.V Sen. Kichurd Nixon lubcled Gov. Adlal Stevenson an "umbrella man" Inst night, claiming he spreads a "shadowy polltlcnl pAra sol" over important caiupulgn Issues. Nixon's CAinpalgn lr the vice presidency on the Republican ticket took him Into New Jersey today for a 250-nillp nuto tour In eluding a series of short speeches. In his talk Inst night at the arm ory In Wilmington, Del., Nixon accused Stevenson, the Democratic presidential nominee, of evading Ihe Issues of foreign policy. Com munism, corruption and cost of living. He told nn armorv crowd esti mated at 1.000 by sponsors of the rally that he found enthusiastic responses In 'his swing through California. Texas, Oklahoma, Ten nessee, Virginia and Maryland, "The most slgnillcant thing." he said, "is that Democrats by the thousands, yes, bv the millions, nre golni to support Elsenhower for president." Concentrating his attnek on Stev enson, Nixon said "we find em bezzlement, thievery, knavery and criminal carelessness rife In Amer ican government under the Truman administration, yet Mr. Blevcnon claims he can unscramble this odious egg, I sny when an egg goes bad you throw It out." Iff MAMATN PALIS. OHI60K AMERICAN CHINESE Foo-fi at Ihtir belli Ph. 49 For Ord.n To Toko Out ' Ben B. Lee, Mqr. Phone 6369 r ill IWi' ;! N II y MALCOLM I I'l. FY Jll. NOKTII I'OKTLANU IHpri'luli -Kliuiinlh liuu.srwlvra I'uuld well tuko a tip liuni thp Orruim I'uliilu CoiuiiiInkIou'ii illspluy ut llir I'a- cilia Intel luitlminl LIvrNluok rlxpo- nltion lirm, nnd by iIoIUk It muy lirli) ini-irn.se Hip limltly ui wlmt lliry buy. It nIuiwh llir buyliiK liounrwllc how to hhiiuiiui' uuml kiiiiI Ihiiii bml, mid how In net itiiilllv Winn llii-y've nut In liny lr ll. in rllni, Ol'O AtlmUitlralitr lieu DnvlilM'ii !tv llii menl Job ui luilieiim re Inll uulleln of tueli Ihlnus lis Kliun mil iMilnlori coulil be put up I" llir cunMiiiiliiK publU' thl.i U'n)'. Knr InntniH'F. miihIs jell ton loim III Hie HulU will turn uireii nml Hour, but null lire niuiked nn lop uinilp nml iuilli y In iiiiuiv Mcucs. tlthei'H whleti uia iiuu-keil topn IP Morex limy be o old llirv klioiilil be Hrniled flown. The ciuinil"Moii Actor's Wife Said Better HOLLYWOOD i.ltActnr Bruce Citbot'K p.strunitet) wtle. KrnUce.scH cle (icnlln, vrn.i pronreum Mills InrloMly lodny nller eile,4 ol blood iniu.ilu.sliiii'i fullowlnii lli bliHi of n dnuiihtrr. Hie rhl d wiis born TimrMliiy nlKlit nnd wnH nnineU Allunslne lor r runi'eM'rn iniitiier. 'I'he Cnbola were divorced lnil Nov, 37, but lust nioulli tier nllor- pry won court iiennlnMon io nnienil Ine ininpiiilut niui put on the flnul decree, exilnliiliii thul n.i the result ol it rei onciniiiuin .she wn.H to luive A child. Mi's. Cnbot hnld. however. Hint phe doesn't expect niiiiihri reconclllu- turn. "We nre nol uelllliii nlunB." the cxphilnrd. Halleck Scores! Yote Purchase i WASHINGTON ifl-llep. Chnrles A. Unlink (H indi rnivn dlstrlbu linn a I thl.s lime of lour inllllun dullnr.s In tiKOk hollduy puy due lo.noo present nnd Mnner auvrru. inent workerx lh "nn obvlnun mid outrlKhl nttempl to buy votes.'' Hullerk'n tlltrlllrnt. distributed ye.slertlny by Uie Ilepubhcnn Nn llonnl Coniinltiee. mild tile pny inentH nre beinn nuide In prliillnn office workers, nnd In mine coc nre retroucllve lu 101'i. He Anld the decision to pinkc the payment could have been innde Any tune, nud compurcd their "limiiiit" with the "nnnounce- meul thnt huur.e niorlifnue reatrit.. tionn would be lessened nnd like nnnounceineiitN the ndiulni.strntlon Li l.s.sulii in a Mrenm. PAINT NOW WHY WAIT? Firit Clou Material and Workmonihip Reasonable Prieet Low Monthly Payment! FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 4226 H. L. BROWN Contractor By EDITH PIERUCCINI This month of October Is bringing the listeners ol KFLW o real Ireot in foil programming. Not only will most of your old favorite abound ond highlight of thil It - rfw!l hiif.inaa nf rnHin nnd the neODlo rf - Pictured bafora tho ABC row,.. chall who it back on tha airways again thli Sunday ot hil lama familiar 6:00 p.m. ipot. Winchall hai bien votod topi oi a com mantator again and again by nearly ovary poll In tha trade. This vill mark tho beginning of hit 20lh yoar of radio broodcatting. Welcome back, Walter! Tho very first of the CBS programs to be released over KFLW It singing star Horry Bobbin's "Second Cup of Coffco Club" hcord over weekday morning ot 7:45 a.m. storting Monday. This will bt an in formal 1 5 minute show featuring lots of good mmic ond corly morning chatter ... so pour yourself that second cup of coffee and join the club along with us. A highlight on Monday evening radio liitaning will ba CBS Radio's presentation of "Lus Radio Thaater" from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. This will bo a delightful hour's listening of top radio dronis with outstanding talentl Jeanne Craln ond Thelmo Rlttar will star in their original screen roles In tho hilarious comady, "Tha Model ond tho Marriage Broker" Mondoy, October 6th. Miss Rittar, one of Hollywood's most accomplished character actresses, makos her first "Lux" oppearanca in the role of a marriage broker who comes to tho aid of a lova-strlcken modot (ployod by Joanna Craln.) The. "Light and Lifo Hour", a holf-hour Inspirational religious program heard each Sunday morning ot 8:30 a.m. from Iho ABC net work Is directed by Dr. Myron Bnyd, whoso messages breolho Iho spirit of the dimple and direct approach lo Iho religious problems of Ameri ca's founders, Also featured on this pronrom ore hymns ond gospel songs sung by the chorus under Ihe direction of Lawrence R. Schoen hols, musical director and producer of Ihe program. "My Friend Irma", with Mario Wilson os Irma ond Cathy Lewis as Jane Is a long-popular comady shew to bo heard on Tues days, :30-7:00 p.m., over CBS. This is the story of two girls from diffarent backgrounds who share on apartment In New York City where each has come In search of a good oh ond e good husband. Both their boy frlonds ond their bosses (In Jane's cose, he Is the soma man) give them a full quota of problems, most of which results from Irma's lany ottempts to moko herself useful. Their opartment Is In a boardlna house whose eccentric oi.-MOflnts odd to the confusion end comedy, k 'exlilblt nlti'inpU lu fthuw how lu Hell. liiivlilson, of course, In ipili k In sny Hint lit li'Usl 1 1 mil Oiriion llu noliilocs me shipped lu public niui krt npt'tily wliicli ilonT live up lo Hindu. On the i omi in y, Orruon n poliilu nun ki'ilhK nuirruienln nnd sinnuciil InsprciHui nynteui pie Vrllth llllll. Duly top lllllilo liotiilnrn lenvo here imirked fur wlmt they II I IV lis nl the t ' i it I tin I iioIiiIh, llnv lil uii snyn, whric nil lliii liuubln bi'itins. He linn terelved perhnpn 300 lib lecllolls liuni iollMliiier III Hie Kient tuitrkrt ni'riiM for Oituou'h siuds-Hun r'l'iiiu'lM'o, Lun Anue le.s. I'lulliinil nnd Heutlle who hnve found iiotntorn In noine of lim pnorest condltloiis Iniuiiiniiblo oh mile In piicknKcn imirked "No. I iiolnloes." guile nllrn thul Is i-nusrd when Mime puds nre pushed Imck lo lliii renr of InhlieiH wnreiiouses durliiir Hie heuvy shlppum seiison, nnd (iouT iiel picked up nnd net nut In llir retnll storm until the end of Hint sensnn. "Its seldom." DkvIiIuhi vs. Ihnl polnloe.t nre In poor eniull. Hun on belim s'llmied from ship imiif polnln or while in tinnsil. li s Ihe oi'er end where ninsl nbusen iK'cur." llimever, llir ;!:v.inlstnilor. who hlinsrlf ferved III Insnectlon fours in three of the went const miirkel. Inn mens, snvn he doubtn If there Is much nilx'ntr of Krndes nl Ihe "nthrr end." Sui-li n pinctlre would luvol-e nilh"r No. I sniids with No. 3'. nnd Ihrn iiiiiiketinir them ns No I n lor Ion uriide prlce. If Ihe hoii-ewlfepolleiiiK iden rntche, mi in Porllimd nnd Pnlem the wnv It looks It Is union In. Ilnvlf'snn thinks II run he Inken In Ihe leiiiiinnl mniket rlllen nnd Ir'eil there, too. Willi ns innnv buduel bound nnd nunlllv.wnre housewives n there nre. vr'-etnblei ninv nnn he Ihe fliiecl nf some nf the must Inten sive police wnrk In Ihe world, Indian Says Americans Run HOLLYWOOD IfThe president nf the Indln Motion Picture Prn. ducriH Asnocliitlon thinks. Ainerl caiis rush too much. ' Your counliy h innde nn derlul pronresn, but why Is, every, body In niirh a hurry?" nsked Chnndulnl Hhnh. "IndiA could urn smiie of Amerlcn'n crentive driSf, but Amerlcn. I think, iieedn nnml Ihirur nl Inillnn hnppy. cniitenled nnd spirltunl view ol life." He In one of A group ' movie slurs, producers nnd teehnlclntin visltinn Hollywood lo ntudy tech niques. PIANO LESSONS Arrt tf wild tMchfr now lo tail roue boy or flit on the Initrumtnl (hot ll oy tor llf. You can rent lovoly nw Spinal plono for 9.71 monthly or a ud plono Ol low ai 4,00 monthly In tilhor on you mov. If you with, apply the lint, for fl rtoionablo timo, toward purchoio with no down payment nactiiary. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. I2i N. 7th Hammond Orion shows from the American i Broadcasting Company return to tho oir , , . but starting this coming Monday, KFLW will be affiliated with the Columbia A Broadcasting Systnm and this " means wo will be able to present the best In radio from DOTH networks! As a result, our sched ules are Hue for some changes. Through Dial-Log I'll be keeping you tuned-in to some of these changes and also to let you in nn trim nf'tlift Int ur inn hnfk i in II. mika ll tho dynamic Wollar Win-
