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'"''M)Av PAGE TWO (Radio oq BH.W - MM - "T Thoradajr Efenlnr. Feb. S 9 00 Time for Low CBS M Bmt CrusDy Show CM 1:09 Tin Arriertrsn ay CBS T-JO VUllln' Tim CBS I 00 Let Grimm N ABC 1:0ft Heritage ABC 9:30 Record Derby t:M Heel Wllle CBS Drama of Medicine I II junior Mlu 19:00 10 p m. Headllnee 10:19 Sim'l Other Show 10:30 Bllli Bandstand GLHIIhlillt CHmm frsta lrl mWDEOIlO JjUBOAIG lORRBTTUgR DTZBSIOR mamma Cartooa Newt Sportt mmn f . ,'NOW SHOWING! A WOMAN TO LOVE BUT NOT TO MARRY I H'lMI-UJI :onit W'i S3033 a". "tt'F ALLAN JONES NANCY KELLY BUD ABBOTT ft LOU COSTELLO . . Mri I0HIT CUMMlNfiS iHtirrllli rttokwn 0" MtnHirurM.ilO i t:j0 cent. CWf Csfttxn Newt 1 I MSP III II 99 . IT I to lino S'f Off Hew iuiaBarT 11.06 Siffit Oft H.W lM Ke. MT Friday, Fek. ( 00 tarly Birds ( 01 Alarm Cloek Club IS rf Minute. Uh an Op.. IW. T OO Men - ! T:U Cherllee Soundup 1:99 Bob Oarred ABC T:0 Bern Crocter ABC T : Harr. Babbitt CBS BOO Breakfast Club ABC 9D0 Seller lJt"S I II Helen Trent CBS 1:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10 04 Chet Huntley ABC 10: IS Youna Dr. Malona CBS 10 30 By True Story ABC 10:35 Whlarerlnl Street; ABC 11:15 Parry tfason CB1 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11 45 BrUMer Day CBS 13:00 Noon Edition Newa 11:15 Pay leea Sidewalk Show 13 30 House Parly CBS 11:45 Paul Harvey- ABC 1:00 The Bill Hint Show ABC 1:15 Stop A Shop 1 It happen. Mrr Jay "J 1:30 Mary Maraaret MeBrldt ABC 1:00 Betty Crocker ABC J OS Basin Brief! ABC 1:15 Arthur Codfrev CBS 1:30 Hank Henry Show 3:J0 Arthur .cfrc.. CBS 1:30 Cal Ttnrvey ABC 3:55 BefW Crocker ABC 4. -00 Women'! Newedeak CBS 4:05 Boot. a). Lewu Show CBS 4:10 Jln-.n" Wtel- CBS 4:13 Ted Melon ABC 4:30 Spin with Wynne "4:43 When a Olrl Martlet ABC 3:00 tdward Murrow CBS 5:15 BAB TV J:30 Todw a Sportt Hlhllshtt . 5. -43 Frank Goat CBS 5:55 Hometown Newt &O0 Rocky Jordan CBS 0.30 Johnny Dollar CBS T:0O Gillette Flbu BC. T-30 Lea Griffith, Nawa ABC BOO Michael Shayne ABC 8:30 Crime Letter ABC :O0 Otua Harriet ABC tn Concert of Favoritee ia-oa to n m Headlince 10:15 Stewart Craig ABC 10:30 Btlte Bandstand ll.-oo Sign Oft Newa iuaamary 11:09 Plga wn KFJI UH Ke. FST Thoradar Erfabw, Fek, I .-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS a: is Klamath Theater Quia Tim. 9 30 Around Town Hawm 1:40 Sotnethraf to Think Aaaul 49 San Hayaa Newa MBS . 9:55 Biu Henry ana 7:00 Crime rtlea of Namond MBS 7:30 Doctor KUdar a.-Cd Freedom. U.5A. k:3D Klamath Snorta Album 43 Heidelberg Harmonairet 8 00 Ncwapaper of the Air DLM :1S Fulton Lawil Jr. MBS 9:30 Magic Carpet a 0:43 Sporte Final . 1 33 Titut Moooy MBS 10:00 Meditation In Music 11:00 Night Owl Club 1X00 Sign Off KFJI - 11S Ke. PST Friday. Feb. 0:00 Sunrise Serenade 0:45 Sona of the Pioneers 9:30 Farmer"! Jamboree, 7:00 Frank Hemingway Newt MBS 1:15 Breakfaat Gang MBS T:30 Today'a Beat Suya 7:43 Sam Hayaa Newa MBS 7:33 Fint Edition Local Newa :OI Cecil Brawn Newa MBS 8:19 Tax Benek Show 8:25 -Holland Engl Newa IJO Breakfaat Gang MBS 8:45 Fran Warren Singa 9:00 Notea from th Scoopar 9:1S Colic 1 30 a Dat ia Hollywood a-aft Una, nt Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of th Air MBS 10:15 Tetlo Tact MBS 10-J0 Th Answer Man DLBS 10:45 A Visit to LaPotnla'B IIM Ladtca Fair MBS 11:39 Bam tiayea newt aasa 11JO Queen tor Day MBS Ufl Name Bands 11-.1S Noonday Newa 12 :30 Beat fin Record 11:45 Farm and Market IsaawrU U:50 Klamath Notea . , 12:33 A Vtait to CtuTtt'l ' , : ltOO Jack Klrkwood Shew MBS 1J Lucky u Ranck MM , 2:00 Two at 1 I . . ' . 2:J0 Sun River Dave 9:35 Bob Green New! UBS 3.40 Melodic Interlude 3.-09 Newa DLBS ' 3:19 Rickyt XeqUCSt TUtu) 3:45 Mae Maguir MBS 440 Coffee with Katie 4:15 Frank Hentingway Ntwt MBS t-M Curt Master Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayaa Newa MBS 940 Songs of th B-Bar.B MBS 3 JO Wild Bill Hickok MBS 5:55 Cecil Brown Newt MBS 40 Gabriel Heatter MBS 1:15 Klamath Theatre Quia Tim ! 30 Around Town Newa 6:40 Something to Think Aaoul 9:45 Sam Hayaa Newi MBS 8:55 BIU Henry MBS 740 Official Detective 7:30 cite Kid DLBS 8:00 John Steel. Adventurer MBS 8.30 Basketball Chiloquln at Stored Heart 149 Btiketball ChUomiln at Sacred Heart 9:30 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:45 Fulton Lewis MBS 10:00 Titus Moody MBS 10:05 Meditation in Music 11:09 Night Owl Request Time 11:00 Sign Off KCNO 17 Kg. PST Altmraa, California Friday, Feb. 7:30 Newa 7:45 Farm Markets 9:00 Bulletin Board 9:15 Hollywood Serenade! 9:30 Newt-Mid Morning g:33 Band Music g:45 Harmony Shop 9:09 Music with Your Meali 9:15 American Folk Mime I: JO Morning Melodies 10:CO News 10:05 Sporla 10:15 Club Mcetinia 10:30 Concert Tune 10:45 Tune Up In Health 1140 Weatern Newi In Brief 11:05 UP Commentary 11:10 Namea In the Newa 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Boundun 11:53 Eddie Lamar 1140 Sport! Page 13:05 Lake County Newa 12:10 Modoc County New! 12:15 World Newi Roundup 12:30 Parade ot Hits 12:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:45 Alger Theatre 13:55 Mystery Tune 1:00 Lake Soli Cone. Dt. 1:15 Pastsral Call 1:30 Organ Moeda 1:43 Melody Club 3:00 Nawi 3:05 Listener's Choice 3:00 Newa-Sporta i-! According to the Bee-erg 3:15 Jan Garber 3:30 Mtt th Band 3:45 Man From Dude 440 Newi 4:15 celling All Fisherman 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 Newa 4:45 Rene Savard Oreh. 9:00 Sign Off 72-hour Ordeal Survived CANVET ISLAND. Em. im Miss Florence Rudsre. 74. wa plucked from her flooded cottage Tuesday night srter 7a foodlesn, waterless and sleepless hours en kitchen table. "You silly men." was her mild (freetlng to rescue worker, "l thought you'd forgotten me." Baker Will Lota W.oth.r Office BAKER UH Baker ta eslna. t. lOSe Its Weather Office, nrnrrllne. to word received here from F. W. Rlchelderfer, chief of the V. I. weatner Bureau. Rlchelderfer said tha Trtlenr1 weather office will prepare fore casts for Baker and vicinity. In addition, there is a branch nf (h. Civil Aeronautics Administration at the Baker airport to give weath er nes to pilots. June Haver Turns Back On Hollywood Salary, Will Become Sister Of Charity HOLLYWOOD IP Actress June Haver turned her back on itiovie land a tuiselrd brilliance today to become a nun. Tho 36-ycar . old blond dancins slar. whose salary rose lo M-StH) g week but whose career also brought her personal Iraisedy, ended months of rumors about lirr Intentions bv issuing a poignant statement last nliilu. Without disclosing her where abouts, nor where and when she will enter a convent. Miss Hover telephoned the statement to her studio and asked that It be dis tributed publicly. 11 said: "To all my friends: "Now that I am about to do something thai some of you per haps will find it difficult to under stand, make I have thoufhl It well to i public slalcmcnl. I am going away to prepare myself, by several years of prayer and studv. lor something. I have been contemplating for the past two years. I am determined to be Sister of Charily, with me grace of God and the approval of His church, and to consecrate my hie to the service of Ood Ul His sick and In His children. To do this will hike more ability than I have. That is why I am going to prepare myself in a no vitiate of work and prayer. II at Hairdo's Cost Scholars Time TOKYO IB The Tokyo Joiiak- kan. exclusive girls' high school, today suspended 44 Japanese stu dents for gelling permanent waves. Fifty-nine ' others were ordered to get letters of apology from their parents for the same offense. Principal Oenlchl Sawada said the penalties were proposed by the Student Council He said permanent waves were banned "to nurture wholesomcness among the students and to avoid showlness which would make he girls susceptible to advances by delinquents." Other school regulations: 1. Fix tlte number of creases. color and style of overcoats. 3. Prescribe the tvee of socks; and shoes. S. Ban hair clips and compel girls to braid long nair. 4. Ban conspicuous hair decora tions, limit the width and length of hair ribbons and the color to that of the girl's hair. One 17-year-old girl complained! the regulations made school life 1 drab. She was told not to return while: her permanent still waved. New England Weather Cold By The Associated Press Thpr. was . mls-ttt n and spring weather to the nation ! Thursday. It was below zero in sections of New England, the country's cold est region, while fair and mild weather continued in the South west. Early morning readings In cluded -3 at MontDelier. Vt.. and 1 at Lebanon, N. H. The cold air extended Into parts of the South east. Generally fair weather Dre. vailed over most of the eastern part of the country excepl for snow Hurries in New England. winds with gusts up to to 50 mlle3 an hour were reported in Western Nebraska, Kansas and Eastern Colorado. Skies were over cast in the Central States with showers over wide areas. Freezing rain hit along the Canadian border of North Dakota and Minnesota. Rain also was reported west of the ! Rockies, with heaviest falls along , me uregon and Washington coasts. It was 89 In Laredo. Tex.. Wed nesday, the nation's highest read ing. It was 74 in Sallna, Kan., the same as at Miami, Fla. Church Council Acts on Bills PORTLAND I A legislative program for the Oregon Council oi cnurcnes was approved In a series of resolutions at the group's annual meeting here Tuesday. The Council urged the State Liquor Commission to restore the early evening ban on radio and television advertising of beer and then went a step further, opposing all forms of liquor advertising at sll times. . Other resolutions: Approved House Bill J4 which would put racing revenues into the general fund. Urged, if that measure passed, that appropriations for youth ac tivities and fairs be at least as large as those for the present bi ennlum. Asked appointment of a full-time Protestant chaplain at Oregon State Hospital. Suggested that marriage license forms require applicants to state previous marital status and age. After some opposition was ex pressed, the Council approved stcpH leading toward the merger of the Portland and Oregon councils. ITS THE LOG CABIN TONITE! DINING DANCING HKRALK AND M- ... . ..... r ..... i-r!ir of nrri rii..i.ut. auiHtiio ! jutlse Uial I t a"1 to d" I ulia 11 coiuerrate myself by vow 10 (his linn oi me. As far as 1 am coiu-rrnnl. 1 know lint 1 want to do. But what I witui must also le al wants. May His will be done. "You. my friemls who hav helM mo o well m Iho past. 1 know will conllnuc to help me Hh prayer, that 1 may always lw .ctu-rous in lite service ol Otftl " Miss Hsvrr sold her home III the Cheviot Hills sec-tltm a year ago and rrcendy auclioneil Iter Htr sions. closed her Siartmeiit and moved In with lifr motlier. Mrs. Marie Otlesiad. She has leritil-i lulled her nine -vear associalioii: I with Mth ceiiiury-rt smaio. net most recent contract running to fro. 30. i She linl.-hed her last piittire. i 1 "The Girl Next Door, a musical comedy with Dan Dailey, last No vember and has done no movie work since. The plclure is yet I0j be released. i Born June Stovenour In Kocki Tsland til.. Mtsx Haver came lo' I Beverly Hills. Calif., as a ounu-1 .-.Icr. She sans wiih Ted r 10 Rito s band, then went mio Ihe movies in IM4 at 75 a week. Her pictures included "Home In Indiana." "Three Little Girls In Blue." "Irish Eyes Are Smiling." "The Oau.iiir-r ol Rosle O'Clrady" and "The Dolly i Sisters." i But as rfcr movie star ascended, tragedy clouded her Hie In 1941 she eloped with Jimmy Zlio, swing band trumpeter. Later Ihey were married in the Catholic church. I Bui the marriage ended in divorce ; a few months later. Ska, .,..,-H .,, .M lr,KI,l with . rf.nti! nr lAhn mink, .iih thev retjortediv Dlanned to marrv. but he died after a short Illness I in October. 1949 Miss Haver visited the Vatican In Rome durme the holt- year nil- grlmnge in 1951 and became acllve in Ihe Newman Club of Catholic siudents at the University of Call- forma at Lo, Angeles. During th, filming of her last plclure. she fell. Injuring her back, while doing a dance on a whirling table. The inlury. and internal complications, kept her from work for months. Ptoce Prize For Harry Truman? ANKARA. Turkey I Turkish dent Truman for the Nobel Peace I Bayar cabled his proposal vet. I..! terday to the Norwegian Parlla ment. which elects a flve-nitn committee to make the awards Papagos made a similar proposal last week. Bayar said Truman should re ceive the award for his "Jnvalu liable 'services ' lo the cause ot peace and fraternity among na tions.' I i The former ffresldent Is highly regarded In Greece and Turkey as author of the "Truman Doc trine" of postwar military aid to the two countries and for his ef forts to have them Included In the Nor,h Atlln,lc Alliance, CHEFARTURO'S New Feature: Commsncint) Sunday, February I BUFFET SUPPERS In The - -ta.-l-.l. .is- . JjG&mmmZ. from 6 p.m. 'til 9 p.m. (Regular Dinner Service 'Til Midniqhf) Soladi from the Smorqaibord fable and S hot Entreei Served from the Chafinq Diih Bar. POPULAR PRICES BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY 3louses LfrT EACH VV9 Skirts EACH Princeti Shop Special... Slips $2.99 Valuet 188 I IACI SHOP EACH h LA MAT 1 1 fAl.U. HW'jj jr VvJ 1 i U-v aa4L I uadtim FRANZ recently ol Brucknef'l In Fretno it 19 new rnan9r ol la Point t. Mr$. Frani it lK former Bril ls Lion, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Curl Lion. Ftani Kal had wide ep9fienc9 in the f9ady to-wear field. H9 hat been with Kauffman'l in PilltbufijS, Pann., Gimbel't, PSild9lphi. the May Co. in Lot AngeUt Aid wi!h MM. Frant managed BrucUar'l. Mr. Ff9nt will af lit! dim al L Point t. Film Awards To Be Given tie ruin THOMAS Toniaitt In- IU4.I.I - - .. ..... o.n .ll hav. her IHtl Outni .. . .h. h.rth of her cele- u.- K.hr and th may lane hom, , rdJ with her. . j ...n..iu. la m, carrot-wrvw- '"- , '".ra.l out he ; f'f1 ""' ' , Td(,.Jlon Aru i i lht Aco"V " u . no ,,1nc"U" for thTbe.t 'mrr'd '" Uv An ' L iZlJZni comedienne and rnotl ou uu andinf ( personality to TV. Ihe .how 'rM ! ring her and De-'l "". ; Lucy." Is up ler the beti Illua- tinn.rnmedv Dtocram title. If Mm Ball wins the Academy i j "Emmy" (derived from "Imaje . It will be a delayed tribute Lat I vear Red frtf ton rccenca m ilatuelle at the be. comic of Ut ! xmr II. rwrnarked that It should i L" C ...m n, 1 ucille and : J.luVlltTfo the S.atu-r Hotel lor toni.ni a ai , ..assa.a Aki.lA.ii U fa, 9 9 , . n awe ft r J r- - " Oscars ol motion pU-tnrea, the ; MARTIN FRANZ f9Cntly ol j Emmies are voted by the 400 mem-ic, aUwn ta lh -1Ulf bers of the TV Academy. ; toom ol Uu) Ut( nmt. Z ! aniied Ulter Day 8.;nu Tutkey bv Hana Norlanit Acenry. til fine SI. rhsne t-SSIS. Form Bureau is the LARGEST farm organization in tho world! PRINCESS SHOP WEEK END SPECIALS ifiMttf, PIUXCKSS th eed Male Fur Coat Scandals Reopen A Probers Look Into Past UT LlljUwl wwuiu 1'iwiiiuci isy WAtmiNOroN - Hi'U'S I" B,,, who liii "P ' .oit ittvairiv ' " . .i., litaUV lot II I etiilnue t unes h. . imiiirr ti'l' ta in iiunian ailininitiial""1 Chairmen K'n inn" " Il,me wata and lnen subvohi. mlttre aaiil Utlav a lieatln would alww "a conilnueil i-Hent ' - etiilainrd itoiiis " by Cattull K Mraley a head ol ll-'etlial llrtrnue llui'au a .IcoIkI tat unil r'olriel Itevenue tenU Matttn I. WrtlU vl ' l-OUlt and t'hellra II Maine.buir fliiladeliili.a wrie called a-. l"da)r a llltl ll ; liev.es anil a'k'd lo Ue'ail Mr.lrr Imsmial iienaertlona m !. It and IWaO I Kean amnimed llul twll K lAvlt. chief uf live alcohol las diet-j nun. would Do heard later totta) ! in closed eeaaiim on oolllica ui Uw IdlviaiMi. Ann haa luld the com-1 iniiiee lluil 'ihe wuui( kind" ( 'politic had lianiiwiMl elllcicnl sdminiltallun ol iu unit , Aneiili Wellli and Malmestiuf t le.iiifled retteitlay lluil In IH9 and) IM7. Mealey'i first two year, wilhi the lav unit, he tpenl of feeeltedj -1IJ0O1 mute than he listed on his Income lai le'.uitvt Osie such untoplamed Item 13 wo paid In rath lo a He York dealer tor a nulfia real aa (ill lo Mt. Mraley. Nut la u a licril brown fur aomethtng Uta bat onlv more etpeniive, Tha aienti said Utfy. ol .. u , .. , il . AlOanj. .1 S.. wat tOTiev dealer by Uuit Pokra., a liauof dealer named tn eatller testimony an atwlai of mblln Usui r'ana Loateno -i-i,., ,,. ,, ai, Mi,i. Mealey peftonally Inlarteaad te " a federal llquof r-ttmll fei I'okraM. who ptetioutiy h.a been a permit en vatiau, ocr.twru. wlllWMM ah, Umi eMI fc,,, Trumani Stt For iWelcomt Dinntr iwritrna-writ-wr-- t.i w m,f p,ttl4nl Htr ' i,, ... .. . !. 'T""." .V'"' The dinner .ill b a hotney af. fai,toU lm , tpt . nity - riv coota. aalad makera atal Men ind Mrv,., Invites You: The people of Klamath of Walgreen Drugs to acaudinted. We Will Feature The same fine lines of merchandise '" the same prompt courteous service. R. JACK DUFF MONKEY -IlKtr said he imi down 9i.ai mr a new .... iih, t:T h. hiiht wi MelVa beliall l w) lof Ills kft ..... ... , " "rF tft Villi! . M t-M(rf . - - atiiuit. foktaw. lite aenla .aid. ulln,,, IIm etiilanallotl Uial he had r.ui laila ut lit aulnmnblle uuaiinw and ee able lo gel s oar lui Mealey al a lime when nt ,,,, wet aa-atve ISiktae aaid in New Yuik tealrtdar "I abatdutely deny lli.i I save ttr paid l. eilher dKtHII) or indirectly, an automobile or lui coat lo Catfol Mealey Of n wile ' Me said II we "ottt allegailo,, In lUik linn in any way wiu, Ctstallo. II aaid ft haa neithet HEAR DAVI IIGLrr-j PdAOT TARr: Of Poetrv and 5 J I w ......, --iikihj TUESDAY THURSDAY wmm Don "Smm Glace ' DIAL 1150 5000 WATTS .1 Purchaser ol Falls drop in Fountain Manager will remain to servtf WALGREEN AGENCY i9t OtMiiir, 1 -"hll a. "PUIUblC p3 1 uianainn w V 1 I w H9Hl BsaajasBBssssssssaBBM tVI Cm t nd patroi snd mm 63J Mail
