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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HKKAUl AND NKWS. K I. AM ATI t KAMA OtlKCON TUKSDAV, (Radio oq KFLW i45S Ke -PST Tuesday Evening. April it 00 People are Funny CBS C .10 Jr,nn Dollar CBS 7O0 Mv Frlnd lrira CBS .TO Mr and Mr North I RS 100 AmrKi i Timn Mrfdnjf ABC What lo You Think 00 i.i Griffith. Newt ABC 0 at War and War l-.lerwew 9 IS AnhahAdor Hotel Ore ft. ADC 8 Ml Duke EllirtkMor. 30.00 10 H M. lie J i inn 10 l.t Stewart Crai ADC 10 30 Bill'i Uand.und 11.00 Sun Off Ntw Summirj J 1.04 Sua Oil ri.w iiM Rf -rsi Wet.nc-.day April t 100 Eat It Bird Ni 04 Alarm Clock Club Early Pi Mi 54 Fna KmuM with an Open B.Ma TOO New brekfatt Edition T IS Charl-e Rourtdup T Boh (.iarreil A!C t 40 Bet!- Cr.vkff ABC l a Birr lUt-bitt Second Cu i Coffee Club CBS I M BreaKta--. Ciub ABC S 00 To be Announil $ Ma PeiVrvi CHS 30 Y.nmf Dr Vaiore CHS 4A Adair ViivU! Fair leuoChet lliimiev ABC 10 1,1 Terry iBS 10 XI NVra Dra-e CBS 10 45 Stop A Slh'p DOORS OPEN 5:15 P.M. A Star-Bright Musical Delight! She's if, Sack on VIRGINIA MAYO STIVE COCHUN aa foal Imm hni StLtCTEO SHORTS CMimMi htm 1:41 THE GREATEST ADVENTURE IN ALL THE RECKLESS LEGENDS OF THE FIGHTING FOREIGN LEGION! RICHARD CONTE ARLEKE DAHL -AKIM TAMIROFF 10 M Whiiperinf StreU ARC tl 13 Brighter D CBS It ."W N.-ia Drake CBS 11 4.1 Our C.al Sunday CBS IJ-OO ton New 13 IS Pa,le. StiVwatk Shew 12 -W Turn to a friend ABC I 00 The Bill Kmc Show ABC I IS Arthur Cxtfre CBS 1 M Mary Marc M. Bndt ABC 3.00 Be(lr t'rw ABC JiW Ituin Brief 1 IS Arthur Godfre CBS 2 Hank Henry Show ,1 (V ttoin t New aek CBS Son It Itappeni Eer TV) CBS .1 10 Jinit-- WakeU CBS 3 .V Cal Tinner ABC ,1 M Pettv Crtvker ABC KWMHrii a Girl Marries ABC 4 IS Ted Matonc ABC 4 -M Spin wan Wnnt Cdoird Murrow CBS 5 ; B A a Melody Tit-e J -M Todav Sport Hifhliilita 9 t ran oom v r 5UHotvetOwn New oo Phibo Worn Pia h.Mita CBS .10 Whati Mr Line CBS !W TIM Lve Rar-fer ABC - T 13 l-et Gntriln.. Newi ABC 7 JO Mxter Theatre ABw SOU Meet Cnrltu Areher ABC I M Mr Prwtident ABC 9 00 FBI in Peace and War CBS JO Diartut of Mediotnt 45 Junior Miu CBS 10 00 10 p m Headt.net 10 15 Starlight Roof ABC 10 X P-ill Panditantl llooSirn Off New Summary 11 OS iun Off KFJI 115S K-rST Tursdar L'rcnlnK. April it 00 G a tin el Heatter MBS IS Klamain Theater tjuu 33 Around Town New 4 SAmethinc lo Th-nA Abul 45 Sj.ti Ka-ea Dl-RS C iS Bill Henry MBS 7 (i That Hammer Guv MBS 7 X Affair of Peter Salem UBS I (0 H'j.i Ad en lure MBS r0 Timtcr Traii 5 KeideiTert Harmonairea S ,0 Newspaper of the Ait OLBS 15 ra.:.-n Lwa UBS 50 Macie Carpet 45 Spivu Final SAS T;tua Uood' UBS tOW Count of Monte Crn; DLBS 10 M Banditand. fS.i UBS it oo Nicm Owl Club 11 A) &Jn Off KFJI 1151 Kf-rST Wfdnfsda.T, April t$ f tW Sunria Serenade . Fa.-r.--er J an bore j 45 of Uie P.Me.' 7 oa He-n:nwi-.. MAS I 7 IS Breakfast Cac UBS ; 7 JO Tooa; i Be't Bu 1 7 41 Break fatl Newi OLBS 7 ,VS F-.rt la.tion Lai Newi 1 CeeU B.-cwn MRS $ 15 Seetwoo! Sereadera -25 Holland Enj Newi UBS V B.-eatfait lii.if MBS S 45 Vncer.t Lop; Sfi. w 9C Note frcm tke Scoorr 9 15 Fiu.i bt-.e Snow UBA 30 Pa:e in Hollywood 45 Jf of Manila nan 10 OO . Newspaper of Air DLBS W 15 Teilo Teit DLBS to I' S Marina Pr cr" 19 45 A Vltlt to LaPo:nt It 00 l-adie ra!f MBS 11 i5 Sam Have Newa MPS 11 -k) v:un for a Dav MBS 12 M Tip fnoi tn Town Shop i; :5 Noonday Net 12 M Best on Record 12 49 Fara and MarkH ReperU 13 SO K:a--nat.i N'otea 12 53 C -rrji 1 00 Jark Ktrkwrd UP 1 Lurky L RaseS UBS 1 00 Two at I to Z 15 Ne MPS 2 . R:ci.; Ke-;-et 3 on Var-r.-up X:.t. MBS JvOGar-e of the Oaj Pfudtlpnia at O-ttUrid 3 W Ca: -el Sc-rrj-d MBS 4 00 Coffea wiu Katia 4 10 Wunc Bex MBS 4 It Haminrwar New MRS 4 M Curt Maaawr T.m MBS 4 U Sam Haje Kw MRS 5 00 S. nn cf the B-Bar R 3 n B.l Hick-k MB I S 54 Cecil Brown UBS 0 GabrMi Ha tier UBS f IS Klaouk Theater Qwia C M Around Tow-!wi 40 SothlBf To THlftM AWwl 45 Sara Hayta Dt-BS 55 Bill Henry UBS 7 CO Family Theater XB5 7 23 Newi DLBS 7 .10 Ciaco Kid DLBS S 00 What'i the Najna Bona MM 30 T.r.Mf Tritl i 45 I' Never Know oo .Vewtpaper of tna Air DLBS 9 IS Fulton Lawia Jr. MBS 9 JO ' returns lorSTiti; MxSt MBS 1C 30 BandJtar.d t' 5 A. MBS II 00 N:si Owl CluO UJ30 S.a Off . L-H - ft "L. J -i "(f O MK:rzi rsrurji. fT,s ...... 1 uZ.ZJ y --.'"..i i '.''vj' '''''' " Y A VOND DISPLAY is currently being shown in downtown banU, nd here W, A. Huggins I left 1 of the US National bank and Myron Shannon, managor of the South Sixth branch of tha 1st National bank, show a portion of tha display. I- US Bond Exhibit Goes On Display In Klamath Banks An exhibit of Vmtrd St.itr b.-oushl only trw cents on the Bonds, the sale o( which hs hflwedj doll.r an, cu:Trm.v ,V1, M, finance various ar etiorLs s e!l , c,,.. ,hll pllr, ... aj peacetime development of our worm , con;m(.n.., dollar- en nation since 1776. is on view il urni m- The mn,i up-to-date Inauranre H written br Hn Norland. 62? Pine ! SI. I'honr :-:il5. New Drug Legislation Proposed AlMIILj, SAl'llAMKNTO T I f l:-lil l" p-.- P-T.loll anil Mile of liarciilU-i. oflen tir.iit.iiiic Mlllri- nen.iUlo lol lvo;ll cicnli's t new tatrunrlea ol tune ll.u col li s sloliiltili- per-1 ollru: cm IikIiicIiih or rm imrnuhii inill.no mulinllon lor Itli-l iillrml-;i inllliir CIS cut lo lllc IVimIe Imlav. 'Uw bill by A ..emblyimm II Allrtl Minllh Ut lilcmlnle puril by the AM-einbly Moniliiy e mid fIOj 70 to 0 In ailillilon to Imuer tenna lor Big Shipping Hopes Held WASHINGTON 'P M.i Him Min iD Wn.ht Ul Moiulnv ) Hun mi Army polity tiroi-toii mi out-loatlin of anniuinttiou Ul mcsn dtprtttty loud mhh bI It an. or, WrMi , mui Mruvpi, Dip. Hp !tald HniiKor. nrar Hinni'i ; ton. and Hrnvet, on thr lowrr t'o hiinbtn Rlvrr, have lcfn tlrclaird two o( thr nation 5 ,i(p1 mmu mtlon iHiiti irom inf ori nil : ttaiulpoinl of thr number ol pro ptp uho would be rxiHcd to an lH-Mblr cplo..ion 1 Thr Artm ln!n ntrd M.njmron thr Iir-'t ship lo loud t Hravri tinder the nrw chrdulr is dur .Mtty 4 April londin-ii L n.nik'or wrir doun hliarply s a irult of '.rvnitl Itftors. mcludint- hrny tulf port ahipmrntA. Maituuson sh thr ' Annv dirrctivp calls for usr of Uw sir'. ports to thr fullrjl rnvsibto rvtrnt tu violate Ihr nniintli' law ttiid, tn Mnvttil n poliro linn. MtljMUiitr A IwtimlrBfi r.uhil;tmn in was)"" ""'": I miuui imn nip n.innuiy inr j nira-mr, uoikril out with ft Kluup iof rpril.t and Mipportcd by Uw I rnfnii rinrnl iiuthoritlr, w tl I d !kup (.'nlUotnln Ihr outJitniulm,; ; stttir nan ulli.i low 111 Ihr Uiillrd 3la'r. Ihr proiL.toiit would Irt Ihr inutM diviilr whrthri n Hint of : ti-uilcf hould br ul In pi Inun or ; iilaird vn piotmtion. Htnilh hnid ! imr or two Judge. opiKmrd this j diH'irltnnni v pwrr tint that 1 rr irnl dI Ihr ntntr JtldUlnty w n. for II Thr hill Inrira-.r-, tlir runllr for po.vsr-Miin tioi.t a mrtklmuni ol ti yrarn In 10 ycats lor a I ir -tl il) yrsi-, ft, w n niiuiini.... ."rm, '"' Unic ami , )h nitini.i air n ft rid q . A1T O DIM II POltri-ANO H - I'ird W HUkv M, wit- futitll v Injuird Monti ay whrii hi" far t!U out of contlnl i mi ii M-hrd on thr lltondwaj lit HlrT llr was thr t l! s lMIh tinflU vir tint Last rni at thii Uiur their nr ;'l tl aflu tlralh-.. Kutllh am 't jail Oll-r. . V'W for yiiwn., tit 0f(Pi!,.?H fwumiy u no ru7e pllAOIl for vinlali. " maw -aaww- a n m mm B HI Of AMERICAN CHlNtJ toad. .1 tk, j" i. l o,an) TtU Ben I. Let. M.. i the 111 b.-tiu. Titled downtoun. Bonds of Freedom.' Hie When the constitution cf 17J7 was ratified and Alexander Ham- collection is on loan Irom the state "la " secretary ol ! office of the Vni-.ed Slates treas. ""7 """P "r " ? '"""" ; urv's tvin bond dm.-ion. It : ils,d V '!rr bondholders the mar will be ho-n !tcr at the South: x'lu' rath" h"n lh' Sisth Branch cf the National, j"',0? h'lr "'"V""- but h- '" ! All the bonds and other treasury I Ml'a,, "J" "ltx"oas b' ",a ilcan certificates in the collection m 'ul '? ',b'"h crcdlt are or:,-.tul, exceptu-.s those of l-th of the Koiernment. He 177S 1S03 and 1812. winch ,r, : "n out and the Lmted States ha, ! ucumilies. sine, onlv a smsle spe-: f'' p;d ,v"y "'' "cimen of each of the latter Issues ;m "". 'n tuil as promised! is known to exist. ( Other Issues displayed are rec- , .ji:de from one snecial loan lo osnucd bv the following nsmes ; buy sur.Dowdcr, the first borrowliiK Louisiana Purchase IM3. Bonds i alter the Declaration of Independ- for Freedom of the Scus-iai;. ence was authorized bv the Conti-iY"r of Destinv lft4S. The Bonrt-s 1 nental Centres, m October. 177J o( L'nion HH1.64, the All.i Pul when certilica-.es cf JJC0 to 1.000 chase IM7, Traiucontinentai denominations, bearing 4 per cent Railroad 1869. SiMmh-American interest, were first offered Al-' War 1838. Par.an-s Can.il 1903. .housh th rate was raised three Liberty Bond- 191713, and the 1 mon-.n later to 6 per cent. m; current savmas bonds ' were slow- unt:I the first major ' victory at Saratoga tn October. I 1777. after which the financial po . sition of the loosely-united states ; was also strengthened by loan from ' us own citizens. ' The 177$ series. f:rst to bear the names cf the L'ni:ed Sta'es of America is represented In the Bonds of Freedom exhibit by m facsimile of a certificate issued in 1780 to one John A. Bonfield At ihat um the outlook was dark. Washington! soldiers were desert ing steadily and money was lent to the government on faith and hope alone. As the war dragged on. the market value of continent al securities fell until some Issuei CAR and TRUCK WASHING POLISHING STEAM CLEANING JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES & SERVICE, INC. 11th ond Klamath Ph. 2 2561 WE PICK UP and DELIVER TERRIFIC SALE m W PROGRESS AT S2S Main HONS Phsni m iXCNO 5Tt Ke. PST AlUrai. California WednesdsT. April 29 7 30 Newi 7 45 Farm Mirketi I.'jO B.let:n Boar-l a 15 Hoilwoo4 serenarlcra l 30 Newi-Mid Monuni I ji Band M- I 45 Hirmonj 5 .".op 9 00 Muiit: Wilft Your MilJ 9 li Atnrian Fit Music i y) Morr.ins Utloditi 10 m Newi 10 95 Spcru 13 15 Cub Meetmn 10 30 Concert T;rr. 10 4S FieiU Time 11 00 Weitem Newt tn Brief 11 03 L'P CoretT-entary 11 10 Name in t-.e Newi II 15 Arrant on Melodf II TO MnL:cal Bcvind-up 11 li Lamar 13 00 Sporu Pajja 12 CS Lae Cou.-.Tr Nei 13 11 MvlOC Co-jnty Newt 12 IS World Newi Roundup 11 Parade of H:ti 12 40 Crder tha Capitol Dom Alfer Tneit.-e U 55 M-.itery Tuna 1 00 Modoe farm Adviior i :s rm-ni Call ) 30 O-fan U-i 1 45 Mel'xly Club 3 00 Newi 2 'A Liitener i Chopra J '"rt Newi-Sporti 3 10 Arcordir.f to tft Sa-"a: 3 15 Jin Carter 3 30 Met t-e BiJ itsvrt by Penr la 4 00 Newi 15 Riua No'e Mjite MJ 4 30 Pop PrY.ew 4 40 New-i 4 45 Rene Savard Orcft 5 V) S.gn Off ENDS TONiGHT The World's FIRST FULL-LENGTH FEATURE w 3 DIMENSIONS I "BWANA DEVIL". COLOR Cosf Estimate On Bills Demanded SACRAMENTO A b:l! refiu:r:i.g pubiication in the w.ers painphiet of co't estimates ol ini tiative measures when the stale controller f:gures thev Involve t2bi. Vf or mo.-e has been ap proved by the Senate Elections Committee. The committee Monday sent u the lloor another measure allo- intf ur.instruc-.ed delegations to national political conventions to rsin without a nominal candidate Silver Bullet Plan Talked I WASHINGTON '. T he A t r I Force has fired its first, "sil.er jbulleu" m an effort to fin what ifuniire hadn't batrxed in Korea a ;iive Communist p.K with a flv- able MIG15 or oUicr modern Soviet , uarpinr.e. j In ctirr.nz rewards to Red pilots ,'ho land their planes on Allied i airfields, the United Nation Corn jmand has ccme up with a jrt-aK ; version cf an accepted tactic in the gaudy era cf Chinese warlords j The announced price scale for j the fir", man and aricraft n $i00 1 000 and for each ftubsequent pilot 'and plane. $60 000. Any reward - will be pa;d cut of an Air Force contingent fund. ; Senators generally applaut'fd ; the plan, although Iar was ejt : pressed mat the psychological war fare move mischt backfire, i Chairman SalLon.tall i RMa t of the Sena'.e Armed Services Committee said in an interview he regarded the offer as a bold 'stroke. i ' Any itep. however unu.sua! and unprecedented, that lead5 tn the direction of a vat factory solution jof th war in Korea Ls worthwhile and should be tried." he said. .Sen. Mor e 'fnd-Orei said the offer fumi-hes ".mother example of t?k.r.3 tnf initiative in dem'-n "tratin? to the people behind the Iron Curta;n that the Western nations are eek.r.g onlv pac and to br;rsr the war in Korea to an end witnout bloodshed " Making Bio News in Performance and Price ! ,3 aoaiit iaia Nion jt , fjPVrJra y:30 Statw 7:20 ima IBc. Color Cartoon & sp"' jW J I I Adultt We Cloitti 10c Total JI.OO, K.dd.ci 40c Cloiici 10c Tolol SOe Midwest On Warmer Side By The Associated Preia Warm sir from the Oulf pusheo northward into mldcontinent areas todav ishu,. u,e Kast and rkilithern ettions K"' little cool weather Irom the Midwest. Tne cool air in the Roii'h ex tended as far as Central Florida. Bhrh repor'ed temperatures in th middle .Vis earlv today. Temperatures during the night were in the high 60-, and low I'm ,n Kan- Oklahoma and North ern Tr.xa.s as compared lo the low 40a over most of the other parts of the Central Plains. It was BO yes terday in Lamar, Colo., the high est reading in the state this vear. Showers hit sections tt fWinois and Indiana and were h Iproftpect for other North - Central Mates. There also were showers over the Northern Rockies. But lain had stopped along, the Pacific Coait after heavy falls the last tuio days The heaviest April rainfall in M years, nearly 1 :nrhe, .is reported In tne San Francisco bay area. There hasn't been so much interest in a medium-priced car in years Fivk moiilhs nr,o Packard announced the new CLIi'l'EK line. five month . . . yet wherever you go today ... in holcln, in renlauranUt, on train", at parties, in meetings . . . wherever people gather, you hear them say: "That new l'ackard CLIPPER is the buy of the year!" low come? Well, firat there's Packard engineering, traditionally fine, historically dependable. It's largely responsible. Packard, rcmemlH-r, is the oldest maker of fine cars in America. Second, Packard's manufacturing position is unique. Packard alone with 54 yours' experience in fine-car building combines craftsmanship of the highest character and modern mass production techniques Hint result in greater dollar for dollar values throughout the car. And in addition tn Pnckiird'HownexcliiHiv. manufacturing; pluses, tha new Cl.lPI'Kit is a thrilling car tn drive. And what thrill ia mora Important to a man who really lovea a car! There's I ho Packard engine, famous since the Year One in automotive history. This walloping big powerhouse wilh a reasonable appetite can purr like a kitten and pull like an elephant. There's the Packard ride! Smooth, luxu rious ... it will make you want to loud 'er up and head for the wide 0xm spaces. There's Packard's contour styling that is setting the new trend in automotive design. There's everything you want your family car to have today. In all, around 70 big-car features! Sec! Compare! Drive! In fact, if youTl go lo one of the r:i,rlTKK dealers listed below and check Iho big-car features of this new car, we feel that you'll Bid Vtii L.. ., . PiM-aJTr"--'-..,. (llftffl..J 1 ..in eairi; ton OHLY 0l "'a" la '"art ,, add your voice lo the thousands who " saying: "Packard Clipper! It sure is the Buy of the year!" In M,li,m tn the Cliiiprr. I'ACKAKI) i inn Imluv (i car so Immtifiil mill fine 1 aihii(lnl rmyiihrrc tin "Amrrim'n "mcM'", in line am." Auk the man trim nu ns ne-'f And ri-ilincoirr the thrill nf drivwtt a ' i"""" LEE HUFF MOTOR CO. 603 So. 6th St. Klamath Falls, Ore. tin