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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1953 Madia Xag - KPLW 145 Kr. rST ' Thursday Evening, June 18 : Th American War CBS : Bins Croeby SImw CBS 1:00 Idr. President ABC 7:30 Record Derby 1:0 Ln Griffith News ABC 1: Herltase ABC 1:30 Family Skeleton CDI ' . 1:43 Johnny Mercer Show CBS I II Mt Mime CBS ' . JO Drama of Medicine :S Deierl Inn Orch. CBS ( K M 10 p m Headline! 10:19 Clnecrlll Orcb. ABC 10:30 Bill's Bandstand ' 110 Sl,n oil Kem ummarr ii:m tin on DOORS OPEN 6 30 P M LAST 2 DAYS! THE BRIGHTEST STARS 1 on the Musical Horizon I J in a Brilliant Happlnesf Hit' zsatmm ii . . ROSEMARY CLOONEY SUNDAY! mm mm US MASON M SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS KFLW 1459 Ke. FST rnc t June 19 00 Early Bird News "" 6:05 Alarm Clock Club 4.1 Rarlv Rirria 6:54 Five Minutes with an Opto Bible 7 no Nwt - ermii union 7:15 Charlie's Koundup 7:30 Bob Garred ABC 7:40 Belt Crocker ABC 7:15 Harry Babbitt CB 6 00 Bieakfatt Club ABC 0:00 Blue Skies ' 8:15 Ma Perklna 0:30 Young Pr. Malone CBS 9:45 Adair7! Muaical Fair 10:00 Chet Hur.tley ABC 10:15 Perry Maon CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS - 10:45 Stop V Siiop 10:55 Whispering StretU ABC . . 11:15 Brighter Day 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS t 13:00 Noon Edition Mews 13:15 Payiew Sidewalk Show . 12:30 Turn to a Friend ABC 1:00 Snm Hayei ABC .1:10 Jack Berch ABC ' , 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1 30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 2:00 Wizard of Odds CBS . 3:15 Wonien'a Newsdeik CBS 2:20 Betty Crocker ABC 2:25 Jimmy Wakely CBS 2:45 Basin Briefs 3:00 When a Girl Marries ABC 3:15 Hank Henry Show 3:50 Storyteller ABC 3:55 Betrv Crocker ABC 4 :00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4:15 Ted Malone ABC 4.30 Spin with Wynne 5:00 Coward Murrow CBS 5:15 B it B Melody Time 5:30 Todiy's Sports Hlgnlixhta ' 5:45 Frank Gosi CBS 5:55 Hometown New (J CO ABC Playhouse ABC tl:30 Broadway Is My Beat CBS 7:00 Gillette Fight ABC . 7:30 Lei Griffith ABC 8:00 Michael Shayne ABC 8:30 Family Skeleton CBS ' 8:45 Johnny Mercer Show CBS , :00 Ozxie 6i Harriet ABC , 9:30 Concert of Favorites 10:00 10 D.m Hcadllnca 10:15 Stewart CraH ABC 10:45 Bill's Bandstand ii:oo sign an news uatntarj ir.vm bigo uiz KFJI 116t Ke. PST ' Thursday Evening, June IS 6:00 Gabriel Htattcr MBS Hut StUtArf SiW T i NOW SHOWING! 9 mwm a wa -m. .' jt Mf1 i; nt. it M '-vmm l- II rT is in air Mil Hulk Htfbart in "Woo Wto ' ertoon News 1 jlpAf?J ROBT.RYAH "HORIZONS WEST- TOMORROW! aB HolI of Moritatumo" - S .Csrtoon Wi. Lundiqon "I'd Climb Tht Hiahoit Mountain" m the World's ' Great Voices - in a Musical, Magical Story! ROSLMaRY ANNA MARIA awAiBERGHirn LUftlii JilLLvHlUft t BOB ViTUJaMS TOM MORTON (REDCURK JOHN ARCHER . -l Iw rmi SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS $ Special Event Tonit $ yw0pen 7 p.m. NOW SHOWING! I Cartoon 3fliWT! THI rilUT IMC or mm I Murweeoi WIT , COMIDY taOIStOlll I fflTTIIfTTt M w " H S FULL SCREAM AHEAD DOORS OPEN 6 30 P M 15 Klimilh Theiler Quit Time 0:30 Around Town l.ewo 0:40 Something I Think About 45 S.rn Haj ee New MBS M BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Crime riles ol rlamond MBS 7:30 Doctor KUdara 1:00 rreedom U.S.A. 1:30 Timber Trail - . t:4S Heidelberg Harmonairea t-.ot Newspaper of the Air OLBB It rullon Lewis Jr. MBS 1:30 Music Hall PLBS :U Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Crime Fighters MBS 10:30 Coke Time wllh Eddie fisher 10 (5 Crowell's Nest OLBS 11:00 N'ight Owl Cluk) . 11J0 Sign Oil : KFJI list Kc, HI . Krldaj, June It :00 Sunrise Serenade t:30 rarmer'a Jamboree - ' :45 Sons of the Ploneera 109 Frank Hemingway Nawa Ml T:l Breakfast Gang MBS T:S0 Todaj'e Best Buya 7:4S First Edition of the News :00 Cecil Brown Newa MBS 8:IS Bob Greene News DLBS 8:20 Morning Melodlee S:H Holland Engle Newa Breakfast Hang MBS ' S:4S Vincent Lopez Orchestra 0:00 Rhapsody in Music OLBS :1S Singing Americans :30 Tex Beneke Show : Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of Iho Air MB! : 10:19 Tello Test MBS . .... 10:30 Guest Star Time 10:41 A Visit to LaPolnU'a 11:00 Ladies fair MBS 11:30 Sen Hayes N.w. MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 11:00 Tips from the Town Shop U:le Noonday News . 12:30 Best on Record 13:40 Farm and Market. It. ports 13:50 Klamath Notes 13:35 A Visit to Currin a 1:00 Jack Klrkwood Show MBS 1:30 Lucky U lunch MBS 3:00 News DLBS 3:04 Northwest News DLBS 1:15 Music DLBS 1:35 News MBS . 2:30 Warm II. Time MBS' 3:33 Game of the Day Brooklyn at cnicago mbb 3:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Here'a To Veterans 4:15 Frank Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Maasey Time MBS 4:40 nam Hayes news eiH- 5:00 Rlckys Request 9:30 wondenui (.uy Mas 5:51 Cecil Brown News MBS . g:M Gabriel Heattar MBS :ls Klamath Theatre Qui! .Tun . JO Around Town News : Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS M Bill Henry MBS 1:00 Official Detective 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS 00 John Steele, Adventurer MB! :30 Eyes to the Skies :45 Sports Report 8:55 According to the Record . :00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS :13 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Rod and Gun Club MBS 9:55 Titua Moody MBS ... 10:00 Proudly We. Hall ' 0:30 Music Hall MBS 11:0 Night Owl Bequest Time U:30 Sign Off KCNO i Ke. fST '. Altanu, CallfornU FrldT, June 18 T:3S Hawa l a Farm Markets COO Bulletin Board ' 8:11 Hollywood Eerenaden 1:30 Newe-MId Mereoag 8:38 Band Musis :U Harmony Sh :M Music with Your Meals 8:18 American Folk Music 30 Morning Melodies 10:08 Newa ."''; 10:01 Sporta . 18:18 Club Meetmas . " . . 11:30 Concert Time 10:41 Tune Up In Health lias, Western News la Brill 11:03 UP Commentary 11:10 Names In the Newa 11:11 Accent on Melody 11:10 Musical Boundiif 11:59 Eddie Lamar i 13:00 Sporta Pago 13:01 Lake County Newa 11:10 wde O'mty News 13:11 World News Roundup 13:M Parade of Hits 13:40 Under the Capital Dotal 13:48 Alger Theatre . ., , , i 12:S1-Mystery Tune ; " " 1:0 Lake Ball Ceng. Mst 1:19 Pastoral Call - , " 1:30 Organ Maeda 1:41 Melody Ciuk 1:00 Newa 1:01 Listener's Ckeleo . 1:00 News-Spores 1:11. According to the Record 1:11 Jan Sarker 3 10 Moot the Band 1:11 Man from Dude 4 SO Newa 4:11 Calling All Flaharmaa :M Pop Preview 4:41 News 4:41 Reno Savsrd Ore a, :M Sign Ofl SfOOOdl Ike Asked Clarification WASHINGTON im-Stn. Jsckson ID-Wish) said today President Elsenhower "In fairness" ouht to clarify his declaration that the State Department has his permis sion to burn books containing down right Communist propaganda. Elsenhower made the statement at a news conference yesterday and, when asked, declined to inv whether his gibe at "book burn ers," In a speech it Dartmouth uouege Sunday, was aimed at Sen, McCarthy (R-Wls). Eisenhower's reply was that he never deals in personalities. McCarthy, who said he was sure ne was not the target of Elsen hower's remark, said after the news conference: "I think he has Riven a com. tnendabie clarification of the Dart-, mouth speech, which apparently has been misunderstood by many newsmen." . McCarthy amended the comment later to "misunderstood by many persons. ' The President's denunciation of "boot burners" had been Inter preted widely as aimed at Mc Carthy's successful fight to remove from U, 8, overseas libraries what the senator contends are "30,000 Communist books" by some 200 authors. Captain of Log Held After Not Yielding to Ship tONO BEACH, Calif. W The captain of a log doesn't have the rights accorded the captain of a freighter, Edv.-s.rd Cutinan has discovered. , The captain of the freighter told the Coast Guard he had to bring his big ship to a halt ln mid channel between San Pedro and Terminal Island last night. He said a log ridden by Outman was blocking his way, and Cutman yelled. "I'm the captain of this log and I'm not going to get out ol your way." ' The Coast Guard sent cutter. Gutman, 32, a transient, was ar rested on a drunk count. His log was beached. Farley Granger Drops Work To Improve On His Acting Legal Notice ; SUMMONS v in aa circuit court or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH, John A. Church. Plalntlft, vs. Loulso a. wiurcn. Lreienuani. To Louise J. Church: In the Name of the State of Oregon, Greetlne: You are hereby reaulmd to innnr and answer the complaint filed againct you on or before June &. 103. 4.1a 11 you fell to so appear and answer, for want tnereor. piainuii win apply to the Court for the relief orayed for In hi. complaint against you. to-wit: for di. vorce from you on the grounda of cruel and inhuman treatment ana personsi Indignities. Your attention is specifical ly directed to the complaint on file in we oDove eniitiea cause. . : This summons Is served upon you by publication oursusnt to an order of the - Honorable David R. Vandenhavu fuage oz tno. odovo enuuea uiun, aaia oracr Doing aatco niay vo, luoa, ana by-publication thereof lor a period of four consecuUve and successive . week (4 Insertions). The date of the first aaie of tne last publication 11 Juno 18, s953. - . -J. C. O'Neill. t.-:t ' Attorney for Plaintiff, ' Sulla I, Helheso Building, Klamath Falls. Oraenn M 3-J 4-11-11 No. 449 . SUMMONS . . . ' Equity No. 123 ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or ' THE' STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Sam P. Southern. Plaintiff, vi The,. ma G. Southern, Defendant.. o: ineima ta. southern, -Defendant: In the Name of the Stat n' drmmnn Greetings: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you on or before the 3nd day of July. 1953. and If you fall to SO aooear and anawer xor want tnereor, plaintiff win apply to the Court for the relief prayed or in nie comoiaim usainat vnu. in. wit: for divorce from you on the grounds of desertion for a nerlod of mora than one year. Your attention la specifically directed to the complaint on fUe in the above entitled ceuse, ' This eummons la served upon you by DubUcaUon nursuant to an order nt the Honorable David R. Vandenberg, Judgt or the above entitled Court, said Order being -slated 38 th day of May. 1B53. and by publication thereof for n period of four consecutive and auccesslvo weeks 14 insertions). The dato of the first publlcaUon- Is 4th day of June, 1953. and the dato of the last publication is 33th day of June. AVOO. , George H. Proctor -Attorney for Plaintiff Melhase Building Klemath Falls, Oregon J 4-11-11-25 No. 4S3 By BOB THOMAS ' HOLLYWOOD Wl Bobby-sox Idol Farley Oranger has left his thriving Hollywood career behind to learn how to be a better actor. It may sound like sheer folly, ! but the handsome young ctor has wiggled out of his contract with Sam Goldwyn, closed his home here and departed for more stim ulating climates. That doesn't mean he won't be back He ex plained his plan before he left. "A couple of years agr,, I was making a picture," recalled Orang er, the typical Hollywood hero ln slacks and tennis sweater, "I stopped myself in the middle of It and realized I was sliding by on my previous reputation and the tricks I had learned In pictures. That wasn't good. "I decided I should do some thing about It. After all, I want to be an actor as long as 1 can. I know that I can't always get by because of a bobby-sox following. Some day a new guy like Tab Hunter will come along and they'll flock to him. If I haven't grown as an actor, I'll, have nothing left to go on out personality. Feisonallty 1.1 a good quality for an actor, but he has to have ability too " Granger decided he would have to return to the stage in order to gam more maturity as an actor. Except for a three-year hitch In the Navy, he had been in the mov ies 10 years and hadn't done any stage .work since, his middle teens, His boss, Mr. Goldwyn, couldn't see it his way. He would jive the lad contractual concessions but never the -time off to do a play. This and other matters touched off an Intermittent feud in which the actor was suspended a number of times. NOW - 6950 INSTALLED EQUITY tiO. B36 - SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OT OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Lm Cral Hall. Plaintiff, va Clifford am. xtau, LMrcnaani. To: Clifford A. Hall. Defendant! In the nam of tha a tat of Oron: You are hartby raquircd to appear and anawar Plaintiff 'a Complaint on file herein on or before tht 6th day of July, 1S53. and. If you fail ao to aniwer or etherwtie appear, for want thereof plaintiff wlU apply to tht Court for the relief prayed for In her Complaint, to wit: Tor Decree of divorce of and Legal Notice CtTATIOW IN TOT CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATS OF OREGON TS AND TOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH in the mBttrnm h ih. Atn ...a Change of Name of Alfred Harvey Hai kin Jr., alio known aa Jack BrMaon. To: Alfred Harvey Itaiktn: You are hereby cited and required to appear In th above entitled Court on Monday, the 13th day of July, IsM, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. in the Clrmtt Court room or the Klamnth County Court Houie. Klamath Fall. ortfon. to show cause, if any there . . r. . ,lir pon lor we aaoptten of Alfred Harvey Haskln Jr.. alio known Jar it Bromon filed herein by Cvril Devere Broiuon and Norma Leene Bronion. praying for an ordar of ane tion decreeing the iafd Cyril Dever Rronaon to h th In1 rlnntiva .. e. of the aaid Alfred Harvey Ha i kin Jr. thOU id not b rant9w4 anpt fS. nam of the tald Alfred Harvey Haakln Jr. iinira to tnai ox tiacR Devera atron Thll citation la Buhtlahed nurmmt a an order of th Honorable David R. Vandenberg, Judge .of the above en titled Court, made and entered June 9th, 1QM, th first publication thereof, being on the 11th day of June, 153. and the laat oubllcatlon thei-Mf tain I on the ith day of July, I Wltneu my hand and the seal of tht l above entitled Court thU 9th day of i June. 19U. cnat r. D'Up, clerk ml the Circuit Court i Br jan Wever J U-l-M July a- No. 410 from you uoon the around a of deser tion, and afraatln to nlaintlff the care. custody and control of Christy Le Hall and snerrtu Lynn au. aced five ana tnree, respectively, minor cnuaren oi tne partita hereto. Thi Summons it aarvtd unon you bv publication thereof in the Herald ana lvewi once eacn week tor tour con secutive weeks pursuant to the order af the Honorable David R. Vandenbere. Judge of th above-entitled Court, made ana eniereq ine ana aay oi June, lyoj, tht first oubllcatlon to be made on the 4th day of June, 1993, and the last publi cation mertox w t maoe on m ui day of June, 1933. wm, inuynenusii Atlofney for Plaintiff Pint Tret Bldg. Klamath Falls. Oreaon ' . . 4-1M8J3 No, 48 BID FOR BONANZA SHOP BUILDING ' Erection of one steel ahop building or equivalent, 40' by -80. Bonanza School sit. Bids to be received at County School Office until July a, 1933. 10 a.m. School district reserves the right to re ject any and all bids submitted. Klamath County School District J. F. Heyden, Clerk J lt23 NO. 493 CRASH KILLS 33 SAIGON, Indochina Irfl All 33 persons aboard the Laotian pas senger plane which crashed in the Jungle near- Pakse Wednesday were killed, it was announced Thursday. A rescue column reached the plane, a Dakota, Thursday. Te I MM II tr aW8S. SI 'jISe'aiinsleel Ml 'jredfcaeitershf ROYAL ALUMINUM COMBINATION STOtM-SCREEN DOOK M Pried! 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If he gets into a bit play ln New York, that would mean he wouldn't be able to do a picture until summer of 1954 and perhaps later. How would that aftect his youthful following, which Is notably fickle? i "That's one of the gambles I have to take," he replied. "I may flop on my face when I try the stage. But the important thing is that I tried. It's more Important to, have tried the thing and failed OFFICE SPACE Very desirable location. City Center. Main Street Entrance Drews Manstore than never to try, I would always bear the reeret for not havlrur taken tile chancet" . Klamath Foil,, Oram AMERICAN CHINESE -i Foods at their boitl n. 496 Far Order, To Tskt Out ' Ben B. Lee, Mgr.' y-fBeniieBeat I ' j Best Saving Values Ytl Lif-lik Dolls, in All Sixes, to Make Little Qlrit' Dreams Come True. Hurry - Choose Just a Small Deposit Holds Your Choke Until Wanted. ONLY NEWBERRY'S HAS SUCH A WIDE SELECTION AT SUCH LOW PRICES TWIN SUSAN dolls 98 They hove lifelike Saroft wigs with curlers. 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