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Newspaper Page Text'1 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1958 - rwrt -j m m . 'am X'A) KFLW-liM Ka. FbT Usry STenlnr, June 1) ' J Ul'e Prelene CBS. - ' Selena Editor ABC Wares) ef Late II! ff"11 ftmOKK ABC TO Lena Kanf er ABC S:S1 Keen Summary JJ Ouaamok CBS .. - . . tm Hi.: Km CBS ' ' ' 1:10 Dancing Party ABC tJteaia .sa. neeaiiawe 10:U Daneus Party ABO "' e u'a IMMlM usissff UIW MM Ea. MT uday, June u .' TS Concert Hall Itevua ABC Bill Las City Tabernaelej CBS LUkt LUe Bam ABC t:M CaWarT aYekoea 0:10 lnrltaUon l Learning CBS 0:4 Local Nm . 0:41 Stlurt Cralg CBS 10:00 Sunday News Special ABC 10:1 Gloria Parker ABC 10:M National Vaepora ABC m First Praebrlarlan Church 11: Ckrisltan In Action ABC . lS:ia On A Kunriav Allmnnn CBS ' im Oli Passioned Sevlval Haul ABC . a:ea veiea or rropnecy ajm. 1:30 Thia Woak In Music ABC Sea Bout of OocUlon ABC 1:9 Blckard Diamond CBS - I ' n't " m . ; YVETTED II 6 AY ki Sao or AJf Soke '-' auelrsriei. 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Jane IS . 0:00 Early Bird Nawa 0:H turn Clock Cluk 0 o:a early Biro 0:M riva Hlnutao orlth Aa BiOlO 7:00 Nowo Broakfart Bdltloa r0 Bob Garrod ABC . 7:00 boiij wrocaor V.iS Babkltt'a Stcosd Cus a Colfa 1:00 Broaklait Club ABC 0:09 Blua Sklw . 0:13 Ma Perklna CBS 0:30 Voung Dr. Malono CBS 0:49 Adolra Muilcal Fair 10:00 Choi Huntloy ABC 10:10 Pern' Maeon CBS 10:30 Nora Drako CBS iv:w oiup ac diwv 10:U wnuporuig Stroota ABC s li:io ooanier uejr .as 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:49 Our Gal Sunday CBS 13:00 Noon Edition Move 13:19 Paylau Sldowalk Shew 13:30 Turn to a Friend ABC 1:00 Sam Hayoa ABC 1:10 Jack Borch ABC 1115 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:30 Hory Uargaret HcBrlda ABC 3:00 Wizard 01 Odde CBS I 2:19 Women'! Newideak CBS 3:30 Betty Crocker ABC 3:29 Jimmy Wakely CBS V 3:49 Bailn Brief! 3:00 When a Girl Merrlea ABC 3:19 Hank Henry Show i . . , 3:30 Story Teller ABC 3.S9 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4:11 Tod Halona ABC I 4:30 Spin with Wynne 5:00 Edward Hurrow CBS 9:19 BAB Melody Time 9 30 Today'a Sporti Highlight! 5:49 frank Com CBS :m Hometown new 0:00 Lux Summer Theatre CBS 7:00 Tha Lone Hanger ABC 7:25 Lei Griffith, New! ABC 7:30 Henrr J. Taylor ABC 7:43 Bob Edge ABC 0:00 Crime Clonic! CBS - S:30 Family Skeleton CBS 8:49 Johnny Mercer Show CBS . 0:00 Godfrey Talent Scouta CBS 0:30 Preview of Tomorrow - . -0:49 Gueit Star , 10:00 10 p.m Headlines 10:19 Clnegrill Orch. 10:30 Bill! Banditand ' 11:00 Sign Off Nawa Summary : 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1IM So. riT Saturday Evoniac, Juno It 0:00 Around Town Howl 0:10 Klamath Theater Quia 0:30 Anomaly of God Hour 7:00 Peeweo SUdham and Hi! Banck Boyi 7:30 Klamath Temple olouy 1:00 Valley Wrangler! 1:30 Lombardoland, U. S. A, UBS 0:00 Newi DLBS 0:15 Dance Orchestra MBS 0:30 Monica Whelan DLBS 9:49 Danro Orchestra MBS 9:55 Cecil Brown Commentary MBS 10:00 Hawaii Call! UBS 10:15 Music DLBS 10:30 Virginia Bara Dance sua 11:00 Night owls auk 11:30 Sign Off fjj list Ke. rsT .. . Sunday, JtiM H :00 Oflngs of Bealaag g:30 Back ta God DLBS 0:00 Itadls Bible Cilia MBS 0:30 Youth Soldlera for Christ :4k afusle af Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of tha Air BLBS 10:13 Music DLBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour UBS 11:00 Frank tt Barnait DLBS 11:15 Land of The Frea MBS 11:30 Music DLBS 11:49 Across the Blua Pacliie DLBS 11:00 Newa DLBS 12:19 BUI Cunningham DLBS 13:30 comio weekly jsaa 1:00 Guy Lombardo Orchostra DLBS 1:30 Clyde Bully Show DLBS 1:10 Newi MBS ' 140 Tha Shadow UBS 1:30 True DeteetlTO UBS l oo Hick Carter UBS 3 ts Nawa MBS 1:30 Squad Itoem MBS 4:00 Bsrn Dance MBS 4:30 Van da Venter and tha New! UBS 4:43 Music by Roth 5:00 Musle by Clouller 5:30 Musle Hall Varletlll 0:00 Jimmy riel-r 0:19 Klamath ".a Bute 0:30 Take a r MBS ' 7:00 Dear M. It's Murder MBS 7:39 Hsll of Fa. isy MBS 1:33 Newa DLBS 0:00 Twenty Questions MB S:J0 True or Falsa MBS 0:05 Newspaper of tha Air BLBS 0:19 Sporti Hall of Fsmo 0:30 Chics eo Theater of tha A1B UBS 10:30 Romantic Moods DLBS Uioo Stem OM , EFJI 11M K. -MT Monday, June 15 0:09 Sunrtso Seronedo 0:30 Farmer'a Jamboroo 0:49 Sons of Tho Pioneers 7:00 Hemingway Haws aataB 7.19 Breakfast Oaag MBS Klamath Fallo, Orooa AMERICAN CHINIS1 Foads at Ikohr koott rh. 4 For Orsloro To Toko Out Ban B. Lt. Mojr. FINEST FOOD IN KLAMATH AREA Famous Col-Ore Pheasant Premium Cut Charcoal , ' Broiled Steaks DANCING EVERY SATURDAY 9 to 2 HALAAS TRIO SYNC KATHY - TUT ; Open 10.m. to 2 p.m. LIQUOR FOR SALE BY THE BOTTLE . FINE COCKTAILS A GREAT PLACE TO HAVE YOUR PARTIES T:30 Today's Beet Buyt 7:49 First Edition of tha Now - 0:00 Cecil Brown MBh g:19 Bob Greene News DLBS 9:20 Momlng Melodies 0:39 Hollerd Engle News MBS 0:30 Breoalast Gang MBS 9:49 Vincent Upes Show i 0:00 Rhapsody in Muiio DLBS 0:19 Singing Americana ' ' 0:30 Tex Beneke Show " ' 0:49 Muile of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:10 TeUu Test DLBS 10:30 Your Navy Star Time 10:45 A Visit to LaPolntea 11.00 Ladles Fslr UBS 11:25 Sim Hayes News MBS 1130 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Tips from tha Towa Shos 12:19 Noonday News 12:30 Beit on Record 11:49 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Nates 12:33 A Visit to Currln's 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS , 1:30 Lucky u Ranch MBS 3:00 Newi DLBS 2 f3 Northwest News DLBS 2:19 Music DLBS a 2:25 News MBS 3:30 Rlckys Request 3:00 Warm-up Time MBS 3;0S Game of the Day Indianapolis at Minneapolis MBS 3:55 Camel scoreboard UBS . 4:00 Let's Go To Town 4:19 Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:05 Sam Hayes, News UBS S.OO Bobby Benson MBS 0:30 Wonderful City MBS 3:99 CacU Brown MBS 0:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:19 Klamath TheeUe Quia t JO Around Town News 0:40 Something to Thlak About 0:49 Sam Hayel. News kiSS 0:09 BUI Hsnry MBS 7:00 Tha Falcon MBS 7:30 Hardy Family 0:00 Lot George Do It MBS 3:30 Guest) Star 9:49 Sports Report 0:35 According to the Record 0:00 Newipaper ojf tha Air DLBS 0:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. UBS 0:30 Reporter's RouneVup UBS' 0:55 Titus Moody MBS 0:00 Under Arrest MBS 10.30 Coke Time with Iddle Fisher MBS 10:49 Crowell's Nest DLBS 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:30 Sign off KCNO lit Ke. m ' Sunday, Juno 14 Alturai, California ; , 7:30 World Newa Roundup ' 7:45 Chapel In tho Sky 0:15 Calvary Echoes 3:30 News, Band Musle 3:45 Variety Soiree 0:19 Ministerial Program . 0:30 Church Directory 0:49 Musle for Sunday 10:00 News. Calling All Drivers Cali fornia Sportsman 10:19 Navy Band 10:30 Chapel in tha Sky U:M Concert Hall 13:00 Sports Page ' 12:09 Lake County Newe 13:10 Modoc County News 11:19 World News Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 11:40 Under the Capitol Dam 12:49 Alaer Thestro 12:39 Mystery Tune i:oo top Ten Tunea 1:44 Guest SUr 1:00 News, the Peonla Act 1:30 Errand of Mercy. Drama ' ' 340 News. Football Scores 3:19 Proudly Wo Hall 3:45 News Roundup 4:00 Favorites of tho Famous a:ao rop rut rreview 4:40 News. 4:45 Coconut Grove Orch. V' 3:00 Sign OCt . . Monday, June 15 , . , .. Altsrao, California 7:30 News 7:45 Farm Markets 3:00 Bulletin Board . 0:15 Hollywood Serenedera . 0:30 Mid Momlng News, Musle 0:45 Harmony Shop 0:00 Musis with your Mealg 0:15 American Folk Muiia 0:30 Mornkig Mslodies . 10:00 News'Sports 10:15 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time . N . 10:45 Fiesta Time ' 1 11:00 News. Commentary . 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:49 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sports Psge 12:03 Lske County News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:15 World Newi Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hit! 12:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:49 Alger Theatre 11:35 Myitery Tuna 1:00 Modoc Farm Advlier 1:15 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:45 Helody Club 9:00 Newi 1:00 Liitener'a Choice 3:00 Newi-Sporta 9:10 According to tha Record 3:15 Jan Carbar 3:30 Ueet tho Bane 3:45 Dining Slaters 4:00 Newa 4:15 Uuslc of Days GonO By 4:30 Pop Pravlew 4:40 News. 4:45 Bona Savard Orch. 3:00 Sign OU Retailers Okay Profits Tax WASHINGTON IAS A mojor business organization, the Ameri can Retail Federation, Friday swung to the support of President Elsenhower's request for a six month extension of the excess prof Its tax. The federation notified Chairman Reed (R-N.Y.) of the House Ways and Means Committee that It Is withdrawing its "historic" stand against the tax to help Elsenhow er s program for a balanced bud get in 1656." The federation Is made up of 33 state retail associations and 3S na tional retailing groups including furniture, food, clothing and other organizations. Of the M groups, 48 concurred in the statement and 10 took no position. -i i ' v - - 11 ' ' ' I 1!-. I i lw .g 3 Intellectual Should Refuse To Testify. Says Einstein OPTIMISTIC OPINIONS were agreed upon her this week when thil group of visiting Rich field Oil dignitaries took looksee at Richfield retail outlets and the "bigness", of the agri cultural area of the Klamath Basin. Joseph King, vice-president of the Richfield Oil Corp. (second from left) who flew in Wednesday in his own DC-4 from Los Angeles, sew a bright future for the Klamath Country In its transition from a payroll town to agriculture. The poten tial here is greater than In any other farming area in the state, King thinks. Others in the party, flying here from Seattle for the conference (I to r) were C. W. Duncan, northern division manager of the company. Tom O'Harre, Klamath Falls, distributor; and Henry C. Davis, special representative in Oregon for the company. . s . . Photo by Guderian BIy By IRENE SCHULZE Mrs. Ralph Biles and Max Dllla- vou drove to Yreka over the week end to visit. Mrs. Pauline Morton and family. Pauline Is recuperat ing from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cambron, Mr. and M: Blllie Sandbcrg, Linda and Sherrie, Nancy Tlbblts and George Cambron were Sunday visitors In New Pine Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Anderson visited their daugher, Rosemarle, and family at John Day over the weekend. Ouane Black, who has been ill at the Max Dillavour home for the past week, is leellng much better. Lester Cummlngs and son Ron ald were weekend visitors in BIy. Mr. and Mrs. John James, form er pastor of the Assembly of Ood Church, have returned to their home in Oklahoma. Joe Schiller, who formerly made his home with the Kendalls, is visiting in BIy, from Oxford, Miss. Joe plans to make his home In Portland, where he win h m ployed. , J. D. Kness visited his wife and son over the weekend. He is- e al loyed at Ashland. Richy Lankow was honored at a birthday party at his home May 30. Many young friends helped him celebrate his eighth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dlllavou left June 8 to make their home at Vallejo where Jerry Is stationed. Mrs. Gordon Robin and daugh ters and John Lee Staub of Prairie City are spending several days in BIy visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Toots Morgan from Adaza, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Hontre Walker from Glldden, Iowa, spent the pant week with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Winfield and Harold and Irene Morris attended graduation exercises at Dorrls Thursday evening. . Nancy Tlbblts and George Cam bron drove to Redding Saturday to visit Irma Cambron. Irma ac compnied them home Monday. Earl Jackson returned from The Dalles after spending a week with his mother who is ill. A new son arrived at the Neil Griffin home June 7. He weighed 7 pounds ounces, and has been named Laurence Walte. Both mother and son are doing fine. Word was received from Jo Campbell that she will be home in two weeks. Jo has spent the past three months in Klamath Valley Hospital recovering from a broken leg. Mrs. Doris Staub from Prairie City Is in BIy visiting friends' and relatives. Her son John Lee will accompany her home. Kenny Morris visited his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Pred Morris, over the weekend, Kenny is employed at Willow Ranch. Mrs. Mildred Geary has returned from Colorado where she has been visiting her brother. Duane Black and Jackie Dllla vou visited Jo Campbell at Klam ath Valley Hospital Sunday. They also drove to Tulelake. Gilbert Griffin was home over the weekend from San Francisco where he has been awaiting ship ment to Guam. Kathy KendeU celebrated her seventh birthday recently with : a Dartv . . for - manv nf ha- friends. , George Fullerton, who Is now making his home in San Fran cisco, is attending to his. business interests In BIy for a few days. . Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Pagan of Asljland visited friends in BIy. Albert Pnr.7jrf - f mm Forks, N.D., has been visiting his suuuiy in BIy. Pioneer Community By VERA CLEMMENS Mr. and Mrs. R; E. Hurlbut have had as their guests Mrs. Hurlbut's sister, Mrs. M. Malcolm of Vallejo, Calif. Her husband came for bier and they returned after a week's vlsl by way of Fort Jones, Calif., where they will visit another sis ter, Mrs. Ralph Simpson. Beverly Hurlbut Is spending the summer at the Simpson ranch where she is employed, Mrs.Hurlbut also saw her brother, Orville Johnson, at Ft. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Humphery Dunsmulr visited here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clemmens had surprise guests Friday night when Mrs, J. P. Christianson of King man, Ariz., accompanied by her daughters, Mrs. William Mltchel of Kingman and Elva, who has been attending the University of Utah. They were en route to Cor vallls to attend the graduation of her son, Austin. They are former residents of Tulelake and have vis ited many times here. David Griffith spent the past weekend here from BIy where he is stntloncd with the Klamath For est Protective Association for the summer fire season. Mrs. H. C. Covington of Cave Junction visited here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fraln had as guests her sister, Mrs. J. C. Ashbaugh of Chlco and two nieces, Mrs. Lester Lederer of Willows and Mrs. Fred Cavln of Hornbrook, Calif. They left Monday to visit Mrs. Cavin's sister at Yoncalla from where they will return south. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Larson has been named Leo Nor man. Mrs. Fred Fraln of Ashland and Mrs. Loren Cose of Weyerhaeuser Camp Four were here Monday. Blow-Away Baby Still Missing WORCESTER, Mass. i.tl Au thorlties said Friday that all but possibly two bodies have been re covered from the ruins of Tues day night's tornado in Central Massachusetts. The latest figures show 84 dead and two missing. Listed as missing are :-weck-old Charles Oslund of Hoden, and Clarence Johnson, age' unknown, of Brookslde Farm, Worcester, a home for the aged. The Oslund baby, now presumed dead, was whipped out of . his mother's arms by the roaring wind. .- ' ' Hildebrand . By MRS. T. P. MICHAEL ' . ". Mr.'and Mrs. Scy Pool Jr., and Kenny of Redding spent-a recent weekend with .Mr! and Mrs. Joe Vleira. They were accommnled bv their mother, Mrs. J. B. Pool, who spent the weekend with her daunh. ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bn Maxwell. Mrs. Frank Challis and Mr. and Mm. Htrvn Mifhaol wnrA in Klamath Fall Wprtnusrinu Mro si. u. xsisoey .visicea Mr. and Mrs. uarney Sinclair in Klamath Falls Friday. The Louis Kloeppels visited Klamath Saturday. Mr.' and Mrs. Harvev RiitljB' nr Klamath Falls were Dairy visitors Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Inman of Ontario spent June) 4 with their uncie, cnanes Inman, on their way to California. That Marvin Mlphal. .nlf-i j . . . . ...u.iawo vailtCU the Charles Boroughs Saturday. Former residents who visited Friday with Mrs. Sarah Michael were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Holm of . Weyerhaeuser Camp 4,- ,Mrs. unia f menus oi Anderson, and Mrs. -Victor Flackus of Klamath Falls. ' Mr and Mrs. V. E. Grlse vis- lieu; uieir- aaugmer and family. Mr. anH saps ah.a u - . ....... ....u.tvv xituison in Roseburg and attended the. grad uation of their ' grandson, Glen Hanson. - Pvt. Monrlf r.K-t - -... uimimicr IieW home from Fort Ord to attend the f.oaUra oi ms sister, Melda. He SDent PHrfo.. r -jr ".am. witn nis KEft..-.- ,n M- Char,e,s Ranger fire School Slated June 22-24 TUI.ffiT.AR-B rjnnvi. ranger on the Doublehead District n uvs jvioaoc national Forest, Don Bahltt. nsaUlfint i - bi aim other members of the forest serv ice siaif win attend a fire school at riacKamore, June 23-24. ' A tree rtruniniT rtrnari.an- I- ,-. der way in the forest area near jLong ucii uamp, 50 miles South of here, and .in the Blue Moun tain district, 30 miles East of TuieiLie. Fischer said today. Prison Inmate crews from San AnntlM nr. nnmln- inn. . ll.kn from large boles to increase mar- Keiaoiniy of umoer and topping small trees of undesirable species and brush, for better growth of Wttmea irees, ' Vn firos nrtf a.mn tm.ll nna- from electrical storms have yet been reported this season, Fisch er stated, ' Fnrflora In the Mrwlni- aroa le about 30 days behind an average season out grazing nas been under way since In April in some areas. Insurance on your furniture Is surprisingly inexpensive. Hans Nor land, phone 2-25IS. wcMir vnrtK im Dr. Albert cin.i.m cuiri m a letter made pub lic Thursday that "every Intellec tual'" should refuse to testify be fore a congressional investigating committee. The letter was received by pub lic school teacher William Prau englass, who laces loss of his Job fn. rnfuclnir In tAstifv hefOm the Senate Internal security ' subcom mittee. . In bis letter, dated May 16, the famed physicist said in part: . "Tho rpop.tionarv. - noliticians nave managed to Instill suspicion of all Intellectual ellorts inio tne public by dangling before their eyes a danger from without. "Having succeeded so far they are now proceeding to suppress the freedom of teaching and to deprive r-ftMTIN UOUS FROM 12:45 P.M LAST TIME TODAY! SUNDAY Hot tip, torrlj V fctatM with Till Seal- ai4 M Die "Oelia"l JF Mat "King" Cftll .? j creei "My ; flaming Heart"! ' Miller Sm Kqih j , u tan tiuit tout Cole Bue Van - vrntAi "e.i nm... of (heir positions all thosff who do not prove submissive,, tost Is to starve them. ... ; "Every Intellectual who la call ed before one of the committees ought to refuse to testify,' that is he must be prepared for Jail and ec onomic ruin, in short, for the sac rifice of his personal welfare In the Interest of the cultural welfare of his country. .."This refusal .to testify must be based on the assertion that it is siiameful for a blameless .citizen to submit to such an Inquisition and that this kind of Inquisition violates the spirit of tbe Constitu. tlon ... ..,. a. 1 ATOM MMt OKMKUTCN OmM ! l "A OJJJBEN I ;Aia crowned ' Open Doily at TOO p.m. f iw"l C8I oalaL ii ENDS TONIGHT! Alio "Secret --of Convict Lake" TOMORROW! V4 SV BB 4 I. EsHior w WILUAMS sK.- . MATURE ' i Walter PIDGEON Dovld : BDUN Plus: Cottoon ka. 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