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AGE TWO
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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1 31 Lte GnMllB. Newe ABC
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t:l CbiiiVa'i Roundup
J Bob Garret. ABC
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T.44 Babbitt' Sacood Cu !
Club CBV
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B OO Batter Living
30 Helen Trent CBS
.A5 Our Gal Sunday CBS
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10:11 Ma Ptrkini CBS
10:30 Younf Dr. MalOM CBS
10:45 Stop Shop
WJS Wh&psrtn Strsata ABC
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U JO Nora Orska CBS
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UU5 Paxlesa Shtvalk Show
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1.40 The Bui Blng Show ABC
115 Muic
1:33 It Happens tvsry Day CBS
1 JO Standard School Bdctf
40 Batty Crockar ABC
345 Baata Bnels -2US
Arthur Godlray CBS
2:30 Bank Henry Show
300 Arthur Godfrey CBS
3 JO Cal Ttnney ABC
X&S Bet Crocker ABC
440 Women Newadeak CBS
4.45 Robert X. LawU Show CBS
4:10 Music
4:15 Ted MalOM ABC
430 Spin with Wynue
445 when a Girl Marriea ABC
540 Edward Murrow CBS
5:15 Look to the Skies
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5:53 Hometown News
40 Johnny Dollar CBS
JO htr rrteod Irma CBS
T40 Paepa are runny CBS
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040 America" Town Meetin ABC
S.43 What do you Think
40 Lea Griffith. News ABC
45 Dorts Day CBS .
U AnrtbaaMdor Hotel Orch. ABC
J Kr. and Mrs. North CBS
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115 Stewart cm
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10:30 rorwsrd March
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1133 Sam HAysa Naws MBS
11:30 Quoao ior A Day MBS
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12:13 Nooaoay Ksws
11:30 Best on Record
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12,30 Klamath Notes
13S3A Vult to CurrlaV
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1:30 Lucky U BABCk DLBS
SAO Twa at 1
333 New MBS
2 30 Ricky Request Time
SAO Northwest Newa DLBS
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SMS Camel Scoreboard MBS
A.-00 Coffee with Kaua
CIA Music Box MBS
4:11 Bammiway Newa MBS
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A 40 Sam Bayas MBS
SV-00 Act- Preston MBS
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COMPLETE LOSS wst tht rttult of this (irt t tht Chtrlti Csldwtll pUct Iai wttk whtn
t itortcjt building and 9rcjt At 2239 Ortcjon burntd to tht ground. A cor tnd vtriout
ittmt of clothing And furniturt wtrt dtstroytd in tht bltxt. Ctldwtll hot boon working In
Eurtka for tht ptit month.
feat Sam Hayea
aa Bill Beary MAW
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11.40 K1ht Owl ClUh
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11.45 UP Conwsntary
11:10 Names in tho News
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1135 Eddie Lamar
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13:1 Modoc County Newa
1US World News Bouadup
UJ0 Panda of Mite
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13:45 Aler Theater
UJ5 Mystery Tuns
140 Lake County Afanl
1:15 Pastoral Call ,
1 JO Orsan Moods
4:45 Melody Cluh
40 News
345 Ustensra Oieieo
34a News - lporta
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3:11 Jan Garbcr
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3:49 Off tho Bosas
4.40 News
4:15 ScbOA-IDays
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440 News
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Pianist Gets
Union Blast
PORTLAND I Concert Pianist
Oscsr Levant, suspended by the
AFL Musicians PederAtlon, said
here Sunday ttast he would ssk to
be reinstAted.
"I sm s musiclAn, I want to
practice my art." he told reporters.
James C. Petrillo. lederstlon
president. Announced in New York
Saturday night that Levant could
not be hired as b union musician
pfrtfiing disciplinarv action.
Levant was notified of the an
nouncement following s concert at
CorvaUls. Before he knew of
PetrtUo'a action he had complained
of feeling ill. Later be said be
would not have plAyed at CorvAllis
bad be been notified in advance
of the suspension. -
Petrillo said that the Action was
being, taken because Levant had
broken contracts to appear at
Winnipeg, Kegina, Saskatoon, Ed
monton and Calgary, Canada, be
tween April 7 And April 13.
This caused losses to employers,
victimized the public and Jeopard
ized the employment of a larger
number of musicians, Petrillo said.
Levant said he had suffered a
heart stuck last summer and had
cancelled the Canadian tour be
cause of poor health.
Machine Gives.
Out With Worms
Denver, w In case you had
any ltfarering doubts. It Is Indeed
B mecxiBxucaj age.
CAblntvniAker J. C. Doner rd
Denver turned Up Monday with
what he calls s "boon to fisher
men" a machine . dispensinr
worms. You drop in a quarter and
out come 30 fishing worms, pack-
ageo m a can.
Dorsey spent two months of
I spare time work convert in a rukt
dva uw toe worm cispenaer.
Hall Wtak Tumi
Into Halp Week
CORVALLIS i Some SOU
fraternity pledges cleaned up
churches here &ai onlay aa part of
their pre-mitlAUon Activity.
In the part, the week before
initiation has been known aa Hell
week And has been marked by
violent pranks. This year the 10
fiBtenuties at Oregon state College
changed the name to Kelp week
and donated the sledges' aerrjees
to enureses.
Coffee wax served dorine work
breAkA'kw tororily girls. '
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THIS YEAR OUT OF 5000 PEOPLE IN
THE AVERAGE AMERICAN COMMUNITY..
...250 will
tart on of knar's 7
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eoBjtr mjiws
...7 will
die of (onctr
2 or3
wiflbosovti
... 12 roW costs
of Cooctf willapptor
.-, What It-your community' cancer problem? If thtrt art
S0.000 ptrsont Ip.your town, multiply tht (igurts above by
ten and yJtr'vvlll g( a picturt'of how cancer ttrlktt in 12
months irt a community about tht lilt of yours! Over tht
years, cancer will ilrikt one in tvtry flvt Amtricans. ' '
To savw lives in your community, to strikt back at canctr,
givt gentrouily to tht American Canctr Society and learn
facts that may protect you and yours from death by canctr.
Sewing Clubs, Others, On
Run To Ready For Pair
By MYRTLE WIMEB
FORT KLAMATH As the an
nual 4-H club county soring: fair
approaches nearer dav by dav.
aars. tuymona B. Loosicy ana ner
"Sew So Simple" 4-H sewing
group of girls are busy as the
proverotai bees, to say nothing
at ine mouers of the girls.
The fair will be held at the
Klamath Falls fairgrounds exhibit
ouuaing on April Z3. 2 and 23.
and members of the local sewing
project ana ineir leader nave been
putting fuushlng touches on ar
ticles wmch win be exhibited in
competition with other similar
groups throughout Klamath coun
ty, and also preparing for sewing
demonstrations to bo given at the
lair.
Following the business meeting
or ine uivic improvement Club on
Friday afternoon, April 17, Marie
Nicholson And Enid Williams of
the local club group gave a fine
example of teamwork when they
Demonstrated to C.I. Club mem
bers the making of decorative
dress pockets, and also exhibited
dresses they had made them-
Jerry Breese To
Head Stockmen
BEND ( Jerrv -ree of
Prinenlie. Saturday wax elected
president of the Central Oregon
Stock Growers AssocisUon.
Other officers elected at the
group's annual meeting here: Wal
ter Schrock, Bend, vice president;
Andrew Morrow, Madras, second
vice president, and E. L. Woods,
Prineville, secretary.
The organisation recommended
dissolution of the tri-county organ
ization consisting of members from
Deschutes, Crook and. Jefferson
Counties.
Final action on the recommenda
tion will be ta ken by directors.
Pilots Win
PORTLAND Portland Oni
versity won a three-way mvlta-
ttoTau track meet here Saturday,
gaining 17 points to 41 for Oregon
College of Education and 30 for
Portland State.
, OCE a Don McKenxie was high
scorer with IS ptrtnlA.
selves, attractiveness ol the gar.
ments being enhanced by pockets
which added much to their p
pearance. '
Members of the "Sew So Sim
ple" project Include girls in three
divisions, as follows: Sewing One
A, Helen Hescock, Judy McCauley,
Phyllis Woods; One C. Janet Wil
son, and Anita Vaden; Sewing Two.
Marie Nicholson, Enid Williams and
Gladys Kendall.
Independent entrant in the (A
sewing division win be Audrey
Varnum of Fort Klamath, who is a
student at Klamath Union High
School. She will model a semi
tailored woolen street dress st the
style review on Saturdsy evening,
which is the closing event of the
spring fair, and will be judged
among other entrants in this class.
Fort Klamath people salute Mrs.
Raymond 8. Loosley, who has
for the past nine years worked
as leader of Fort Klamath girls in
various useful 4-H club projects,
snd as s result of her psuutaking
efforts and unselfish spending of
her time, has achieved outstand
ing success each year with her
groups, training the girls In sew
ing, cooking, etc., knowledge of j
wmcn win prove ox untold value
in coming years.
Pre-School Clinic
To Be Held
FORT KLAMATH At the TegU-;
tar meeting of the Civic Improve
ment club held on Friday after
noon. April It. in- the clubhouse.
Mrs. Harold Wing, club member
from Klamath Agency, announced
that a pre-school clinic for local
children will be held at the Fort
Klamath elementary school at 1:30
p.m. Wednesday, April 23.
All mothers are asked ta bring
their children of pre-school age to
the clinic, which will be conducted
by Murlal Palmer and Dr. Beth
Kerron, , Klamath Falls county
mil am aucwr.
Coffee Clubs
Aid Cancer
FORT KLAMATH Sponsored by
the Civic Improvement Club, the
first of the coltee gatherings
planned for the annual American
Cancer Society drive here will be
n event of Wednesday, April 31.
In the C I. Clubhouse. Serving of
coffee, lea and homemade
cookies will be. continuous from
1:30 to 4 p.m.. and all attending
are asked to donate a dollar to the
cause. '
Hostesses will be the local chair
man. Mrs. Donald P. Veatch, as
sisted by Mrs. Marvin Roeder,
Mrs. Earl M, Jacksoti And Mrs.
Harold L. Winter. All funds given
during the current CAncer drive
will be dedicated to the memory
of a beloved pioneer Wood River
Valley mAlron, the 1a to Mrs. Lorln
M. (Nor a Dell) Streeter, who
passed away July 30 of last veer.
Police Check
Theft Reports
Lillian Mauch, 537 High, hai
reported to City Police theft of
(120 from her apartment between
0 and n pn, Friday, night while
she wss At work at a hospital.
She aald entry to the apartment
hAd evidently been made through
an unlocked basement door, and
that the money was taken from
a billfold in her purse.
Bob Abbey. J Lincoln, com
plained to police that for tht past
three Saturday nights someone has
been pulling flowera end breaking
tree limbs In that neighborhood.
He said footprints appeared to be
those of an adult. '
Elisabeth Lee, 351 Division, re
ported that she was borne only on
weekends and that someone hAd
been taking lumber from her prop
erty during her absence. She said
also that her house windows had
been pelted with BB shot.
w. W. Patterson, 18 Earie, re
ported the theft of a bub cap
from his Cadillac about t p.m ,
Friday night. He said he chased
the thief who escaped In an old
model black sedan.
ExForelgn Legfonoire 1
Has "Movie Typo!' Hhtt
bob THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD urt-alovlt heroes
the kind who can eiao .
Karnviin wllh A ICW MOWS 0( their
data are a dime a dosen In Holly
wood. But here's an actor who Is
the real McCoy. -
He la Peter OrtS. former Fort
Ign LeglonnAlrt and underground
fighter whose life could makt
movie In Itself. In fsot, part of It
did.
Last year, Warners took part of
his life story and made "Operation
secret." That concerned his sell.
vlliea aa a Marine officer in help.
In. to organise rrencb resistance,
He wasn't loo nappy with the
result.
"They did a lot of things I didn't
particularly approve of," he re
marked. "On the other hand, they
did tome thlnga I thought were
good, I had no control over tht
script. They had stipulated tost I
was to help In the screen play, but
never consulted me,"
It's possible IhAt tht script r
didn't wont the facta to Interfere.
That's undorstAndAble, because Or-
Us' life mlgnt sppesr unoeuevaors
on the screen.
He told me some of his back
ground on the set of 'Arksona Out.
post," hit latest assignment. He Is
tall, young-looking snd articulate,
although somewhat reluctant to
describe his exploits.
"I dont mind doing It to' help
publicise pictures," be aald. "But
I don't Ilka to dwell on tht 'hero'
stuff. It's pretty eld by now, es
pecially with Another war going
on."
Ortig lived In this country until
be was 13, then moved to France,
where his father wss In builaeas.
Being restless, he ran away to sea
t It, His parents persuaded bun
to return after six months, but titat
didn't curt rum. A tew years later.
be tuned with tht French Foreign
Legion for a five-year hitch.
I had been filled with sl kinds
of romantic notions about the
Legion." he recalled. "My father
tried to dissuade me. but be finally
decided the discipline might be the
thing I needed."
Ortls ttsyed with tht Legion
eight yesrs and recslls the
perienct with fondness. '
'The publlo hss s false Impress
ion about the Legion," be said.
It Is supposed to be filled with
criminals. There are some crim
inals, but there art many others
with different ressons for eacsplraj
their past. Some had escaped from
Hitter, others were White Russians
and other political refugees.
I found tn the Legion a spirit
J
rou don't'sM i.
loroi, not ores tnt ttT
toot SO mane i
tall their pa.1 b.ir7
cart llttlt to, ibe tSIA
pact to live and dii tou?
and than will ."" U
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War broke . .
the V. 8. Hi shim.jT.1
to rejoin tht Lesion"
2 uT """"W to r
msde aim even tmu
fought valiantly
man bills near LuMZ,i
WAA CAOturM k... "
jointn, ib. u. B. ulrZ
Hit UnguiAtlc ability J
for underground work J
paraahuted Into rtxtjsj,
"" V""m wiui the fa
the war, be was dlschtrJ
tenant colonel with n 2
and IM parachute luaa
credit. J
Ortig was at his taj.
home when a call C17n,
towbiiical adviser en "ai
taint.- an Osa pleUr,
to aa adviser on war
italrt films snd tumas
and stunt work. Be
immensely. I
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brslod Independence ta
in Ihu port city witVk
paradt that hss ever to
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ROME l Vlolinbt Jascha
Heu'lts arrived by air from Tel
Aviv Monday with his right hand
still Bandaged as a result of an
attack In Jerusalem:
A youth struck HelfeU early Frl
day with an iron bar, presumably
because be had played music by
German composer Richard 8trauss
tn Israel.
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