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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1953)
cATimDAY. JUNE 6, 1953 J PAGE TWO (Radio i KFLW 1459 Ke. PST Saturday Evening, June 6 :00 Lt Pretend CBS 30 8clnc Editor ABC :U Words of Lift , ' 7:00 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC 7:30 Gene Autry CBS t;00 The Lone Ranger ABC . : S-.25 Newt bunuiwy :30 Gunimoke CBS 8:00 Mr. Keen CBS 9:30 Dancing Party ABC ll:Oe 10 p.m Headlines . - 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 1:M BiU'a Bandatand 11:00 Sign Off Newt Summary " ll:t Sign Oit KFLW 1451 Ke. PST Sunday, June 9 T:00 Concert Hall Revue ABC S.tO Salt Lax City Tabernacle CBS :M Light Life Hour ABC :M Calvary Echoes 0:15 Invitation to Learning CBS :40 Local Newt t:45 Stuart Craig CBS 10:00 Sunday Newt Special ABC 10:15 Gloria Parker ABC 10:30 National Vespers ABC 11:00 Klamath Lutheran Church 11:00 Christian in Action ABC 1:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC W.WO voice OI 1-ropi.rcj nov Tfcti Week in Mu:ff ABC I B Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 Richard Diamond CBS 4:00 There's Music In the Air CBS 4:30 CBS Newsroom CBS 8:00 December Bride CBS . 8:30 Hollywood Story CBS 8:38 News 6:00 Walter Wine hell ABC 6:18 Taylor Grant ABC :30 The Adventurer ABC 7:00 Cascading Rhythm . 7:15 Cadillac Choral Symnhony CBS 7:30 My Little Margie CBS 8:00 To Be Announced 8:30 Jack Benny ABC t:00 Our Miss Brooks CBS 9:30 The Whistler CBS i:M 10 pa Headlines 1015 Monday Morning Headlines ABC 10:30 BiU'a Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off FLW 1451 Re. -PST Monday, June 8 :00 Early Bird Newe :M Alarm Clock Club ' m: Eany oiro . A:M Five Minutes with An Open Bible t:w News uiw 7:15 Charlie s Roundup 7: Betty Crocker ABC 7:45 Babbitt's Second Cup 2 Coffee 1:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Blue Skies 9:15 Ma Perkins CBS . 9:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 9:45 AdalrV -Muttcal Fair li9 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Perry Maton CBS , 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:45 Stop At Shop ' lt.BS Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Brighter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 11:00 Noon Edition News 19:15 Paylets "tdewalk Show 12:30 Turn to a Friend ABC 1:00 Sam Hayes ABC 1:10 Jack Berch ABC 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 2:00 Wizard of Odds CBS 1 3:15 Women's Newtdesk CBS 2:20 Betty Crocker ABC 2:25 Jimmy Wakely CBS , 2:45 Basin Briefs S:oo When a Girl Marries ABC -3:15 Hank Henry Show 3:50 Story Teller ABC :55 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4:15 Ted Malone ABC 4:30 Spin with Wynne Edward Murrow CBS 8:15 B fc B Melody Time :30 Today's Sports Highlights 1:41 Frank Goss CBS S:55 Hometown News 6:00 Lux Bummer Theatre CBS 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:25 Lea. Griffith, News ABC 7:30 Henrr J. Taylor ABC 7:45 Guest Star 8:00 Suspense CBS -8:30 Family Skeleton CBS 8:45 Johnny Mercer Show CBS 9:00 Godfrey Talent Scouts CBS 9:30 Preview of Tomorrow 9:45 To Be Announced 11:00 10 p.m Headlines 10:18 Clnegrill Orch, 10:M Bills Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off ... KTJI UW Ke. PST Saturday Evening, June 6 :09 Around TownNews 9:18 Klamath Theater Quia 7:00 Peewee Stldham and His Ranch Boys 7:90 Klamath Temple Hour 8:00 Valley Wranglers 8:30 Lombard oUnd, V, S. A. IV 9:00 News DLBS 9:15 Dance Orrhewtn. MBS 9:30 Monica Whelan DLBS 9:45 Dance Orchestra MBS 9:51 Cecil Brown Commentary MBS ' 10:00 Hawaii cant Mfla 10:15 Music DLBS 10:30 Virginia Barn Dance MBS 11:00 Night Owls Club 11:30 Sign Off KrA 1159 Ke. PST Sunday. June 7 9:00 Wlnge of Healing 8:30 Back to God DLBS I N Radio Bible Class UBl 9:30 Youth Soldiers for Christ 9:48 Miiiie of Manhattan 10:90 Newspaper of the Air DLBS Klamath Folia, Ortfloa AMERICAN CHINESE Food, at their belt! Ptk .496 Far Orders To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mqr. THE OR HORACE HEIDI FOR LUCKY STRIKE SHOW JOHWrr "k Tk. Utk" STAMBUY MUM SWWAU - DMt HM Tim MOST tUimWl CMU h kumm -cki Mont Sponsored by a. - Iggllfllt aasaaaaar.woi ivVoi - Klomoth Counrv Junior Chomber of Commerce Jjoq 10:15 Mutlc DLBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank ec Earnest DLBS li:ia Lana oi mo rree vioa 11:30 Music DLBS 11:45 Across the Blue Pactfie DLBS 12:00 News DLBS 12:15 Bill Cunningham DLBS ia:au comic weeiy .'mi run Ritv Show DLBS 1,33 News MBS 2:00 ine anaaow md 2:30 True DetecUve MBS i 3:00 Nick Carter MBS 3:30 Squad Room MBS 4:00 Barn Dance MBS 4:30 Van de Venter and the News MBS 4:M MUSIC Dy 5:00 Music by Cloutler 5:30 Music tlu var.e 8:00 Jimmy Fidler 8:15 Klamath Theatre Qui? 6:30 Take a Number MBS 7:00 Dear Margy, It's Murder MBS 7:25 Hall of raniasy aono 7:33 News DLBS 8:00 rwenty wuimgnp 8:30 True or False MBS ' 9:00 Newspapor oi ina ir oirt I'hlram Thltr of thO AIR MB in'in nnm.ntfn MfMK.1 DLBS 11:00 Sign Oil KFJI 1151 Ke. Monday, June 8 1:00 Sunrise Serenade o:ju I II nit i " 6:45 Sons of The nr . 7:00 Hemingway -w- - 7.15 Breskfatt Gang MBS 7'30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 First Edition of the News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Bob Greene News DLBS 0:20 Morning Melodies 8:1.3 Hollsrd Engle News MBS 8:30 Breaul at I Gang MBS 8:49 Vincent Loe Show 0:00 Rhapsody M Music DLBS 9:15 Singing Americans 9:30 Tex Beneke Show 10:00 Newspaper of the Air Blpm i,"" -"7 Tim. K AVi.it"to' LaPoint.." 11.00 Ladies rau- m 11:25 Sam Hayes News MBS 11-30 queen .or sr.. frnm thu TOWO Shop 12:15 Noonday News 1J:30 Klamath Now; 12:53 A vi.u - ' VV 1:00 J.c Rirwot,D 1:30 Luckj U lunch MBI 2:00 KBD 2:23 News MBS 2:30 Blckyi B?U"t 3:00 Warm-up Tim. MBS k . 3:0S Gam. ot the Day-Mllw.Uaf. t New York Glanti MBS 3:S5 Camel scor.bo.rd MBS 4:00 Coll.. With KMtoJ 4:11 H.mlnrw.y-N.w. MB 4:30 Curt M.ss.jr Tim. MBS 4:45 Sam Hay. N.w. MBS 5:00 Bobby B.nion MBS 8:30 Wild Bill Hlckok MBI 8:55 Cell Brown MBS COO Gabriel Heatwr MBS 6:13 Klamath Theatre Sun 8:30 Around Town-New. 8:40 Som.thinf to Think About 8:43 Sam H.y... N.w. MB 6:93 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The Falcon MBS 7:30 Hardy "emlly 00 Let G-or(. l) It 8:30 Guest Star 8:43 Sports Report . 8:33 Accordlnit to the 9:00 Newpapr pi th. Air ObB 8:13 Fulton Uwti Jr. ,. 0:30 Reporter'. Boum!.up MBS 8:33 Titui Moody MBS 0.00 Under Arreit MBS -,., 10:30 Coke Tim. with Eddl. riih.r 10:43 Crowell'l Neit DLBS 11:00 NHht Owl Club . 11:30 Sign otl KCNO 111 K. rST Sunday, Juno 7 AHuras, CH(ornI 7:30 World N.w. Roundus 7:43 Chjqe: In the Sky 8:13 c.lvary ccnoem b:u incwBi onwa 8:43 Variety Soiree B:13 Mlnliteriai i-roim 8:30 Churcn Directory . 8:43 MUB 0 ror aunaay 10:00 Nw. Calllnf All Drir.r. C.ll foinla Sportaman 10:30 Chapel In th. Iky 11:00 Concert Hall 12:00 Bporta I'a.e 12:03 L.W. County New. 12:10 Modo. County N.w. 12:18 World N.w. Roundup t 12:no raraae in n.m 12:40 Und.r til. C.pltol Dom. 12:43 Alger Theatre 12:33 Myitery Tun. j:oo rop irn t:43 Gu.it St.r 2:00 New., th. Paopl Aft. 2:30 Err.nd of Mercy. Dram. 8:00 Newt. Football Score. 3:15 Proudly W. H.11 3:43 New. Roundup 4:00 Favoritea of th. famou. 4:30 Pop Hit Pr.Ti.w 4:40 New.. 4:45 Coconut Grove) Orch. 1:00 Sl.n OI( Monday, June S AHuras, California 7:M Nawa 7:45 Farm Marketa 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:18 Hollywood Serenadera B:M Mid Morning Newa, Mum 8:4ft Harmony Shop :00 Music jtvlth your Meela 9:15 American Folk Mtiatc 9:30 Morning Melodlea 10:00 News, Sports 10:13 Club Meeting! 10:.10 Concert Time 10:48 Fieat Time 11:00 Newi, Commentary 11:18 Accent on Melody U;.Vt Muilcal Roundup 11:4ft Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sport Page 12:08 Lake County Nwa 12:10 Modoo County Newa 12:18 World Newa Roundup 12:30 Parade of HUi 12:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:4ft Alger Theatre 12:38 Mystery Tune EAT NEW TUESDAY JUNE 9 Two Shows 6:30 and 9:00 PELICAN THEATRE Slarrfaf CAST Of 54 W fV if) t wnKwmr, HERALD FIT II I - I I ' if1' ' as s I li w, fsasislTTir ijrfT,"iia9efi&aWl 1 8Wi "SiliiTllTl sBWitTiirr TTr Tiwsaaaasaaawsaawaaj "OH BOY! h sent It!" Richard Mollison proudly displays the picture of President Eisenhower sent in reply to the letter shown here with the picture of Richie. The letter was returned with the President's picture, and we thought it a perfect ex- 1:08 Modoc F.rm Adviior 1:15 P.itor.l Call 1:30 Organ Mood. 1:43 Melody Club 2:00 (New. , 2:03 Liat.ner'. Chotc. 3:00 New.-SporU ,.. 310 According to th. R.cord 3:!5 J.n Garbcr 3:30 Meet the Band 3:43 Dining Slater. 4:00 New. 4:15 Mu.lc of Dsy. Gon. By 4:30 Pop Pr.view 4:40 N.W.. 4:45 Ren. S.vard Orch. J 00 Sign OK Legal Notice NOTICE INVITING BIDS Th. undesigned Police Judge of he City oi Klamath F.". .u""' receive .ealed bid. up to 7:.10 p.m. June ISth 1D33. for the following piece. ?,'.mNo'a" eqU",menU Bid Price , On" Falrbank. Sc.le with pl.t- form. 1000 lb. capacity 3 One 2'' iteel .haft 17 feet long .. 3. One grindstone with .e.t nd 4. Tv?- c;ir'iian,ed gate valves , -'" 3. One Wisconsin gas motor 8 One 10 H P. 1800 RPM 3 phase 60 cycle 220 V r.lrbanks-Morse Induction Motor - 7. One 10 H P, 1200 RPM 3 phase BO Cycle aU v r an u . Induction Motor ." B. One 8" centrifugal pump end 0, One 6" '"cVntriTuBai ' pump and 10. One air compressor tank with 2 HP motor 220-440 V. 11, One 8" foot valve with 10 It. oi 12. One 8:' foot valve with 16 it. ot 13. OneCWaIter trurk "chaMie with dump body, ler motor. - - 14, One gaaollne engine on irun frame , Twn snhalt pots lg. One 7"j H.P. e'ectr!,?,ft "J n T'pe kid ' -a ""ky. M load 1200 tti'cn 17. 3 garage doors with hardware GiDnntiir- Ti.r.ded n.rtles may old on. any or all ll.ms and ahail remove said item., ff awarded the bid, within 68 hour, of n0!1",."' ?";....a. .h.ll be p.id for in c.sh before removal. Item NO. 1 lor T r .. ,t-i" u, h in . section, tan' complete Wltn na""'"-. ,. (h-ir rerneclive locations. All Items are lo cated it the city garage except the doors. These doors aie ,uvu central fire station at Broad and wall 3t?eels. All bids submitted shall be on the forms aiiacneu "Thi COT reserve, the right to reject KUmath rails. 'this 4th day of June, 105:1. -,!,,.. Police Judge S-8 No. l SEALED BID SALB Th. Klamath County Extension or- flee has lor sale: One 1U1' torn ni-imu . (rt "'"'f d,.r.""!C!,,Kmv".VH,c?.bl.tn room rorms hiiu ii.Bi.v. 213 Post Ollice "" ...a. Bidder, musi wuuui m. ,US!'ds10'wlll be opened .1 J 00 p.m.. "T!rm'yot .ale are cash on delivery of vehicle and till.. We rerv. te .t,. . r.act mv or all btua. jJS-3-fl-6-No. 464 NOT It-C UP "I,"--. Khoifi.rN.SkCoun. iron of .ld achoo. district will be held beVvveen the" hour, of a:00 o'clock gm. SS ,hB.00pOrpo". of e .rim. one" dlrec Z ,o.ePrv.P" period ot liv. ye.r. beginning on July 1. 133. S'iAshlev. Clerk: M .10-J NO. 4. NOTICE OT SCHOOL ELECTION !Sd T "io o-eloek p m . st.nd.rd tlm. "or the purpos. ( on' "'.'S10! (rom the Klnm.lh F.l " n,0,ru,' p.rl(Hl of Ilv. ors ' Sl.ned, . . H B. Ashl.y, Cl.rt-. J (.13 No. Ex-Dancer Faces Kidnaping Charge NEW YORK IH The state Friday indicled Mrs. Barbara Lee .-, . ia frtrmrr rnrniVal danc er accused of kidnaping two child ren in wasningion nuu ui them to New York. I, , nirlmr.nl handed ud by grand jury contained four counts of kidnaping ana iour oi ciiunu gcrlng the health of a child. Mrs. Grimm has said she took the children, Clifton Bradford, two, and his sister, Diane, one, from their home on May 15 because she "felt sorry" lor them. She said they lived in an atmosphere of quarrelling mm uiiimiui,- Bolh childrm were returned safely Io welfare authorities in the nUon' capital. AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON - WCW Would Flying For Day VANCOUVER, B. C. W The world convention oi the Woman's nhvintlon Tnmiwpinii TTninn urn. posed laws Friday against driving a car or puouiig an airplane wimiii 24 hours after an alcoholic drink. The resolution kcynoted the world organization's vow for all out war against drunken driving. Here We Go Again On Rosenberg Pleas TkTtrtif vnrjlf isk np rt e riftiiri of Appeals Friday denied a stay ot execution iu uuiiucnuieu tttuin spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, scheduled to die in Sing Sing Pris on's electric chair June 18. Judge Thomas R. Swan told Em anuel Bloch, counsel for the Ros enbergs, that he might apply for a stay before the Supreme Court tU T1nf.J Olnlac TV.B nn.i,. al rendy has refused three times to review me case. all else failed he would appeal to cy. Eisenhower previously has re fused such a request. Fortune Teller Right- For Once JERSEY CITY. N.J. Ml Mrs. Lucille Wallace drew this forecast of. her future Thursday from the fortune teller: "Everything you try to do you will succeed at." Mrs. Wallace,- a policewoman, replied quickly: "That's all I want to know. I want to place you un der arrest," Anna M !ttl.nll .T tlFfln ... cused by Mrs. Wallace of accept ing Jllnl scu i)ta uiu lui Hic tending to have skilled and crarty science to predict the future." She was charged with being e, disorder ly person. n j .1 jl jm NDS TONIGHT urV KIDS 1 TONIGHT ONLY FIVfc CARTOONS ..,-r two fEATURESl TliB ' iiiiiliinl starts SUNDAYS a Ethel HERMAN Donald O'CONNOR VERAELIEH- Georsi SANDERS OPEN DAILY AT 7 P.M. m&&t SAT'KING'COLE B0OT"R8,BR Jmm jTSic "M,"V'535SfVM- rar smbley booth Sfi Mmkk RUSS M0RMN'S Jhla itoS 1. '4. ample of unified support of the President regardless of party affiliations. Richie is the son of Mr.' and Mrs. Van Mollison, 5020 S. 6th, and has a sister Gail, 12. Ban D rhino , After Drink Delegates from 32 countries are noiaing me wuu i inenm-i con vention here. . rpial i.acnllilinn Ill-am thP VAri. ous national unions to request their governments to combat drunken d.-iving on a three-point plan: 1. Compulsory education for teachers and pupils on the effect of alcohol on mental and physical powers of motorists. 2. Adoption of laws requiring nhamlMl tact fn. Ihne. et.L-nant Arl of driving while under the influ ence oi aiconni. 3. "To make it an offense for any driver of a motor car or mechanical vehicle or any pilot of an airplane to consume alcohol within 24 hours of going on duty and to make it an offense to sell liquor at aerodromes, on board aircraft or on any public vehicle. " ilfkL llUM.ji BANDITS OF CORSICAl f fjUj M0i.rtLNT.NUow "THE MAGNETIC MONSTER I 1 J )?' Kt3"f . I Shorts-cartoon-news. ' ' jji I ENTc) jj pacf . from onothM world I ft I sPlWffjKli fr 1 I 1 !"??.'l0t!!! hi 'SS? rjfyrvi "0SCAR" I I AHllceptr( bloda I fJ Y HOUSE.. OwSr nlunAnli bAKLduli DMnDHnH nuon U-il Jf ..r CHURLES DRAKE RUSSELL JOHHSDH KMHIXEHnUEHES m 5AWTH I 1 " -'C' J V - 111 I r 1 mM HH-IIII - - ..lllllllll . .lak.a. a. . Ill UA 4. K i 1 ll i m . l isBi mm ssW sn w w " - - nmhbbbhwmh i m. rk.k fi m n lL0mlT3 GMt io at't iolgW TERRY MOORE i riqhard weckel I TOTAL l.eoV-y TOTAL 50 83 SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS I No Verdict Reached In 'Communist' Suit aorariun (At A suoerlor court Jury was dismissed Friday after 44 hours of trying to reach a verdict in a $55,000 slander suit filed bv a union organizer wnu claimed a businessman called him a communist. Nels T. Jydstrup, the jury fore man, told Judge Charles W. Oreen ough it appealed impossible for the Jury to agree on a verdict. Alvin K. Schultz, an organizer t tl... A1T-T.. Mantllnicta Itninn. claimed Don Williams, manager ot an automobile nrm, canea mm u Communist during a labor-manage- M.nl rilennta WillinlYIS denied it. said lie only remarked that Schultz was "acting like a wmmunBi RIltTH RECORD SET dadti wn im Wrths reached an all-time high in Oregon last year, health officials announced m. I-.. rru tnt.i nr.. fid 47R IHUIoUtiy, X11C IU.B1 noc . more than 2,000 above the previous more tiian a.UUU HUUVO mc K,t,luuu record years of 1947 and 1951. Morrill Blood Goal iw rims n( blOOd IS MERRILL-"" VVmen the the goal set '0'""rb'e comes Red Cross BloodmoDiie nel.e Wednesday, June 15. AU M ''".""yone'nol- in lining up Maybe Eagles Should Give Blood Twice Eagles Lodge B'JJJ south of Lakeview Mci rill Junct are apparently going " be something ot a d The lodge is r klaniath Cross Bloodmobile for its Bjm Falls visit June io. bile to to be in MerrUI to s jve ,lle Merrill,. Malm aid julelka areas June is. " 'iir.cted says more blood will co "ecteo mere wan - , , sess0n The Eagles n special s last night mappea "Vlarnatli "blood battle -. iw - -- rninle Falls area. Asked .ms - about lodge memoers .. j yond the Lakeview - MerUll June tion deadline which , Iw J J drawn between the two wainng areas, Eagles Pres. Andy ,K cm. "we don't care what tney donate down there but "d pecting all Bogies here at the lodge hall. Klum who is also serving as the Ea-le' Bloodmobile chairman fast'nlght appointed a 14 ,mnjb lodge committee to push he blood collecting effort here The com mlttee is comprised of seven men from the lode and seven women Zm the auxiliary. Members a.c rlvSa."Rrcnard Hannon, nlnh Baker, Mrs. raii'j Mrs Doris Murphy, Mrs. Mildred Klum Mrs. Hildred Burrls, Mrs. Florence Ybarra, Mrs. Lela Woods and Mrs. Patricia , Klum says the commitlee is charged with blanketing mis whole area witn oiuua plication cards. Anaer Is What Makes Him Fat? -,T i-ittt't Awn in Take anoth- er look at that so-called fat man. His size may oe aue w i . t-... v-.i, ncvrhiatrlfit. Dr. s-.l 45r,,.utL-ir nvpspntprt that ex- planation of obesity Thursday at the National t,oiucicin.e " - He said' modern psychiatrists have discovered iat peupie Jolly at an, Dut me r ..t th.i hnsiilltv and unre- nig uuw ....... . , sn vsd aggressions oy i own oral notrrassinn" eating too ". -sn-- I much and too often. ... ..nlanlsH rill Obtsltt a dOtl- of p edB card at either the Met or..l'. enmnanv or the Ben rill tjuiii1 - Franklin oiure. , The Bloodmobile will set up at Becreatlon Hall, and , hours ar S i to 5 P.m. Appointments can be made for each 15 minutes during the scheduled hours and donors mav state their preferred d.on?rs.". limit is from 18 to 60. "mB-. "6... - ,,nrte ii must hava hut oonuio u..... - written consent from their parents pledge caros snuuiu .u...- . V .E. .r,ui l umber Comnanv by June 10, as Mrs. Hugh Bwaney, UJ ho rmiin will h blood pros.." down I confirm, "PP"' The isiooaiiiuMMc " Klamath County again until next September. Whole blood is badly needed in Korea, and also here at home, so that the prrwuction of gamma globulin can be increased h-fore the poh season this sum mer Between 80 and 90 pints of blood per month is .used In Klam ith County by residents who are charged only for the actual cost of the transfusion; no charge is made for the blood. nlr: .... j T,,iinif,. ves dents ara also urged to visit the Bloodmo MM $33 1" is Merrill. , . 26th Million Blue- Shielder Enrolled The Klamath Medical Service ' i..,- announced that the r6 millionth member of Blue i Shield Medical Core nans, oi wsutu Klamath bureau is a member, has been enrolled. The 26 millionth Blue Shield member was William P. Marcum, M recently discharged Irom the Navv: He is employed in the Philip Morris cigaret factory at Louisville, Ky. POLISHER STOLEN Packer Scott Company, 790 Mar ket, today reported men ot an electric floor polisner w ui y ru lice The firm said the polisher, ..n!.!ai at 3 was stolen somo time in the last few days. jCONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P.Mj 1 NOW PLAYING! TSflaUahinz out loud! BOB MICKFY HOPE'ROONEY MARILYN mm MAXWELL W.
