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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. JUNE 19, 1953 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON dhadio KFLW MS Ke. PIT . Friday Evening, June 19 :O0 ABC PUyhouH .BC ' :30 Broadway U My But CBS 1 00 Glllettt FlihU ABC i . 1:30 Lea Griffith ABC 00 Michael Shayne ABC 8:30 Family Skeleton CHS 8:43 Johnny Mercer Show CBS :M Ouie Jk Harriot ! . -3t Concert of ravorltta -' !: 10 PM Headline. 10:19 Stewart CraU ABC f , ' 10:30 Bill't Bandttand 11:W Sign Off Nawa Sumntarr U Ua Off taw-li Ke. rsT : Saturday, June 20 :M larly Bird Newa 6:0S Alarm Clock Club 6:90 Early Birds 7:00 Newi and Braakfait CdlUea 7:11 Charll?'- Roundup 7:30 Newi ABC ' ' 7 0 Weekend Sporta Menu ABC 7:45 Top of the Morning 8:00 No School Today ABC 0:00 Fun Tor All CBS 8:30 Spaca Patrol ABC 10:00 Sura over Hollywood CBS 10:30 Meet- the Mlaaui CBS -1 11:00 City Hoipitil CBS 11:30 U.S. Army band 1 1 : Rarrfen Gate CBS 11:00 Golden Horaeahoe Sweepatakei ABC - ir.so NIWI 12:45 Concert Band ABC ' ' ' 1:00 ABC Newa ABC ' 1:05 Pan American Union ABC 1:30 Martha Lou Harp ABC 9:00 London Studio Concert ABC i 30 Sonji In the Air ABC 1:49 Baain Brief! 3:00 Little League Club House ABC S:15 rrank and Jackion ABC - 3:30 101 Ranch Boya , 4:00 Spin with Wynne ' 8:011 Navy Hour ABC - DOORS OPEN 6 3Q P ' LAST 2 DAYSI : THE BRIGHTEST STARS j on the Musical Horizon I In a Bfjlllant Happlneit Hit' ; u - m- ROSEMARY CLOONEY SUNDAY! ; 4 1 stiiiim ..nkDfRlKlUn ": bom SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS One MM ,t 1:4 . . 0:19 .LAST 2 DAYSI JSSL flu. Selected Stfi. ..rlttkUNll TOM 1 Lto- al at-tS i. I Hueh Herbert in "Woo Woo ' aBESilflrToor. Novt J ROBT.RYAMl I "HORIZONS WEST"! TOMORROW ; fHolll of Montatuma" Suion Hovword Wffli Lundiqon "I'd Climb Th. Hihet Mountoln" &) 8:30 Todar'i Sportf H if Might 6:43 Frank Gou CBS S:M Homitown NtWi 6 00 Let' Pretend CBS 6:30 Science Editor ASC 6 O Word, of Llf 9:00 Sauirdajr at the fhamrack ABC 7:30 C;cr(& Autrv CBS 8:00 The Lens Ranter ABC . 8:25 Newv Summary ABC , 8:30 Guiumok CBS 9:00 Mr. Keen CBS 8:30 Roundup Queen Dane 10:00 10 PM Headline 10:1S Danrlnr Party ABC 10:30 Bill'i Bandstand U:oo Sim Oft Nawa Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1169 Ke. MX . Friday Evening, June 19 8 00 Gabriel HtitUr MBS 8:18 Klamath Theater Quia 8:30 Around Town Newa 8:40 Something to Thlak Afcut 8:48 Sam Hi yea New UBS 8:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Official Detective, UBS 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS 8:00 John Steele, Adventurer MBS 8:30 ryes to the Sklea 8:45 Sports Report 8:55 According to the Record t:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS OH B-t.1t.n I-awla Jr. MBS 9:30 Rod and Gun Club ot the Air MBS 9:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Proudly We Hail 10:30 Mu&lc Hall DLBS U:eo Night Owls Cluk U:30 Sign Off KFJI 115 Ke. rST Saturday, June 20 4:08 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Parmer'a Jamboree 6:45 Sons of the Pioneers 7:00 Hemingway Nawa MBS 7:18 Breakfast Gang MBS 1:90 Today's Bast Buys 7:45 First Edition of the Newa 8:00 Best on Record 8:15 News DLBS 8:25 Holland Sngle News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:45 Frankio Lain Show 9:00 Best on Record 9:15 A Visit to CurrlnJ 9:20 Social Sacurlty .. . 9:25 News MBS 9:30 Tips from The Town Shop 9:48 Music of Manhattan 10:00 10 O'clock Nawa DLBS r 10:10 Local News 10:15 4-H Club " 10:30 Bandstand U.S.A. MBS 11:00 Strictly Dixie 11:25 News MBS ' 11:30 Military Academy Band MBS 12:00 Music DLBS 19-9K Warm lin Time MBS 13:30 Game of the Day New York et Milwaukee mus 1:58 Scoreboard 2:00 HLHo Fun Show 43H noltva RrmiMt 3:00 Record Merry Go Round DLBS 3:30 sth Army sana 4 -ran Tiarhlsra 4:15 Frank Hemingway Nowe DLBS 4:30 Music DLBS 8:00 God News 8:30 Christian Science 5:45 Music 5:50 News MBS 9:00 Around Town Nawa 8:18 Klamath Theater Quia a.e Ausaamhlol lilkA 7:00 Pee Wee Stldhara end Hie Itanck soys T:M Klamath Temple , 8:00 Valley Wranglera " ' 8:30 Lombardoland, U.S.A. MBS m an Nwa DLBS f 9:15 Dance Orchestra MBS 9:30 Monica Whelan DLBS 9:45 Dance Orchestra DLBS B:S5 Cecil Brown DLBS tnnn Hawaii Cat la MBS 10:30 Virginia Barn Dance MBS ii:oe Niekt Owla Clttk 11 Sign Off KCNO Sis Ke. FIT Altsraa, CslUornift Saturday. June SO T:3fl Pop Muate T:i5 Farm Market , 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:15 Pea Wee Hunt 8:38 News, Band 8:45 Listening to Labor 8:00 Music With Your Maela . 9:15 Small Fry 9:30 Teen Age Book Parade . 9:45 Sera Duor 10:00 Nrfwa 10:05 Mr. Muggins itaonH . 16:30 Muilo in the Modern Meed ii;ne nwi DP Commentary 11:18 This Rhythmic Age . 11:30 square uinct iuni 11:45 Tin Pan Alley 12:00 sports page 12:05 Lake County News i9:ift UndM County Newa - 13:18 World Newa Roundup : 12:30 Parade of Hits 12:40 Under the Capitol Dome 13:45 Alger Theater ... 12:55 Mystery Tune 1:00 news western -arTaa 1:18 Showtime Review 1:45 Marine Shew 1 00 News 3:05 Listeners Choice 5:00 World News In Brief 3:05 Listeners Choice 3:30 Hollywood Calling 4:00 Naws and Sport 4:15 Flying Tim 4:30 Disc Hit. Pravue 4:45 Musle with Mantovanl 8i sign Off 4:40 World Nawa In Brief Boy, 18, Admits Robbing Bank PORTLAND M The $18,000 robbery of the Mt. Angel Branch of the u. 8. National Bank waa admitted In federal court here Thursday by Glenn Roy Sulisky. 18. The Umatilla County youth, who was 17 at the time of the March 11 robbery, will be sentenced after a probation officer's report on the case. Sullsky'a attorney asked that the youth be prosecuted under the ju venile act, but Judge Ous J. Solo mon denied that. LAST TWO DAYS! RTTA STEWART (AMIS! MTaUl Ul fMHS? 11 7 SNOT THU aratr siwuuuiMlLUUIIIUll L msSLJ--J-l"'l-,WIDT ' T0M "W0r WMHI ISNPMI awaaewinmeeemsrtsitMiisasaajuy SYLVIA LEONARDSON, daughter of Director Weldon 1., Leonardson of the Weldonian Band, Oakland, is the leader of the Weldonian majorette ensemble which is to be featured in the Railroad Day celebration at Dunsmuir tomorrow and Sunday. ' 1 "-' - Legal Notice NOTICE Or HEATttNG ON FINAL ACCOUNT : . Notice Is hereby eiven thai T havo filed my final account In the matter of the estate of Dolly Andregg, also known aa Dortha Smith, deceased and the Honorable David. R. vandenbera. Judge of the Circuit Court of the State ox uregon ror tne county or Kiamatn. hai aet Tuesday, the 30th day of June, 1953. at the hour of ten o'clock a.m.. In the ourt Room of the Circuit Court in tne jvumatn uounty court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, aa the time and place for hearing of exceptions and objections to said final account, It any there be. : a Donald A. W. Piper " Administrator of the estate of Dollle Andregg, also known aa Dare Smith, deceased. M 39 J 5-12-19 No. 458 ' t r ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ; Sealed bid will be received until 7:30 p.m.. ott Thursday, July 2, 1053. at the office of the Clerk of School District No. 1, Room 200, Klamatli Un ion High School. Klamath Falls, Ore gon, for the following Items of work at the Falrview School, Klamath Falls, Oregon: lit Six elasaroom addition. Including new ventilation system throughout pres ent building (21 Stag and Music . Room addition (3i Remodel cafeteria kitchen (4) Remodel from elevation of pres. ant building General Didder shall comply with the state law pertaining to qualifica tion of bidders. Title 98. Chapter I, Oregon Compiled Laws Annotated. atV til Frequallflcatlon Quest ionn aire ten (10 days before bids are opened. Plans and specifications may be ob tained at the office of Howard R. Per rin, Architect, 1121 Main Street. Klam ath Falls, Oregon. A deposit of twenty flve and no-100 dollars i$25.00i will be required .for plans and specifications. 6 posits will be refunded to the bld trs upon return of the plans, and spe cifications. Plana and specifications are on file at the Builders Exchange Coop. 317 Builder Exchange Building, Portland. Oregon, and the Eugene Builders Ex change. 380 11th Avenue East, Eugone, Oreeon. The successful bidder Will be required to furnish a Surety Company Bond in full amount of the Contract Price, and he shall be required to carry Public Uabllllity Insurance as specified. A bidders' bond or certified check in amount equal to five per cant 3W of the lump sum bid must accompany the bid as a guarantee for the execution of the contract and the bonds. In case the contract U awarded the bidder. The Director of School District No. 1 reserve the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any Informalities. . Signed, Harold B. Ashley, Clerk. J 12-18-28 No. 481 krNMTnf . mm .mm laflaMrtUMEiMlllli SUNDAY?! Legal Notice an Arizona corporation By W. E. Springer. Vice President J 19-26 July 3 No. 486 IN THE CmCUIT COURT OF ; THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Estate of George Jacob Mecherle, Deceabd. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed Admin istrator with the Will annexed of the estate of George Jacob Mecherle, tfc. ceased, by the above-entitled Court and has qualified. All persons having claims about said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified aa by law required, .to the undersigned at 601 Main Street, Klamath Falls. Ore con, within six months from the date hereof,'-..; Dated and first published June 19. 1953. Date. Of lat publication July 17. 1933. . , ..m- The first National Bank of i Portland, Administrator with the Will ' Annexed. Magulre. Shields, Morrison & Bailey Attorney at Law 723 Pittock Block Portland 5, Oregon J 19-36 July 3-10-17 No, 495 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF TRADEMARK Notice It hereby given that Fuller form, Inc., an Arizona corporation, is the exclusive owner and proprietor within the State of Oregon of a trade mark described aa follows, to-wit, the arbitrary word "FULLERFARM" to b applied to and placed upon and used on and in connection with the sale, manufacture, production, con struction and fabrication of: 1. Concrete lined ditches and for the conveance or holding of liquids, which ditches and the lining of wnlcn ditches are made, manufactured, nroduced. constructed, fabricated or laid with on ny means or or by the use of appara tus or devices. Including ditch forming plow and portable forms for lining ditches, owned, made, manufactured, produced, constructed, or fabricated by, or leased from Fullerform, Inc., an ArJzcr.a corporation, d 2. Apparatus , or devices, including ditch forming plows and portable forms for lining ditches, owned, made, manufactured, produced, constructed, or fabricated by, or leased from Fuller form, Inc., an Arizona corporation; which said trademark was duly filed and recorded in the trademark records of the State of Oregon at 9:00 o'clock a.m., Juna 5, 1993. , Fullerform, Inc., an Arizona corporation By W. E. Springer, Vice President J 19-26-JuIy 3 No. 497 NOTICE INVITING BIDS Pursuant to ordinance No. 4582 dat ed June 15. 1953 of the city of Klam ath Falls. Oregon, notice is hereby giv en that sealed bids will be received by the undersigned Police Judge up to 7:30 p.m. Standard Time. Moniiay. July 6 1953 for the improvement of the easterlyy side of California Avenue from Upliam to Delta Street, to b known aa Improvement Unit No. 122. Bids must be submitted on form at tached to the specifications and en closed In e sealed wrapper and marked "Proposal to Construct Improvement Unit No. 122.' Each bid must ba ac companied by a bidders bond or certi fied check In the amount of 5 per cent of the aggregate bid. The principal items Involved are: 450 Cu Yds. of excavation; 1810 Sq. Yds. ot 5" asphalt or 6" of cement con crete pavement: 2000 lin. ft, of cement curb & Gutter; '5308 sq. ft. ot 4" ce ment walks. Plans and specifications may be ob tained from the city engineer upon a deposit of $10.00 or may be Inspected at the office of the Police Judge. Bids will be opened in the council room at the City Hall at the above Ume and date. This project must he completed on or before Sept. 15, 1953. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon this 16th of June IBM. Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge. S 17.18-19 No. 488 NOilCfc. 1NV1T1NU BIDS Pursuant to ordinance No. -uai dated June 15th, 1953, of th city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the undersigned Potic Judge up to 7:30 p.m. Standard Time, Monday July 6th 1953 for th Improvement of the alley in block 3 of Hot Spring Addi tion to be known as Improvement Unit No. 121. Bids must be submitted on form at tached to the specification and en closed in a sealed wrapper and marked "Proposal to Construct Improvement Unit No. 121. ' F-ach bid mut b accompanied hv a bidder bond or certified rhtck for 5 per "nt of th aagregate bid. Th principal item involved are? 120 cu yds. of excavation; 250 tin. ft. of 10" storm sewer pipe: 594 n. yds. of 5" asphalt or 6" cemant concrete pave ment. Plana and specif feat Ions may be ob tained from the city engineer upon a deposit of 910-00 or may b inspected at h offlc of th Police Judge. Bid wtil be opened In th council room at the city hall at th above Urn and date. This project must be computed on i or before Sept. 1. 1953. Th city reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Dated at Klamath Valla. nrr,n .. 1 16th day of June 1953. Frank A. ttlackmer . Police Judge. I J 1M-1 Me. 487 Richard Whiting's Life Story To Be Real By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (ffl Here's one song writer whose film biotrraphy will be the real McCoy Richard Whiting. , Or so says songstress Margaret Whiting, the late composer's daughter. In dh: cussing plans to film his life story, she said the picture would avoid the pKfalts of other musical biographies. Legal Notice NOTICE INVITING BIDS pursuant to ordinance No. 4581 dat eoTJune Sth 1953 of the city cf Klam ath Falls, Oregon, notice Is hereby Jlven that sealed bids will ne received y the undersigned Police Judge up to 7:30 p.m. Standard Time. Monday July 6th 1953. for the Improvement of Earl Street above Pacific Terrace to b known as Improvement Unit No. 120. Bids must be submitted on forma at tached to the specifications and en closed in a sealed wrapper and marked 'Proposal to Conr.truct Improvement Unit No. 120.' Each bid must be accompanied by a bidders bond or certified check for 5 per cent of the aggregate bid. The principal Items involved are: 360 cu. yds. of excavation; 900 sq. yds. of 5" asphalt or 6" cement concrete pavement; 1367 sq. ft. of 4" cement walk; 563 Un. it. of cement curb ac gut ter. ' Plans St Specifications mav be ob tained from the City Engineer upon a deposit of 810.00 or may be Inspected the olflce of the Police Judge Bids will be opened in the council room at the city haU at the above Ume end date. Thla nrnlwl mm( ha MmnUtarl on 'or before Sept. 1. 1953. me city reserve tne ngni 10 rcjeci any or all bids. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 16th day of June 1953. Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge. J 17-18-19 NO. 486 NOTICE INVITING BIDS Pursuant to ordinance No. 4579 dated June Bth, 1953 of the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice Is hereby given that seated bids will be received by the undersigned Police Juda- up to 7:30 p.m. Standard Time, Monuay July 6th, 1933, for the Improvement of Port land Street above Pacific Terrace to be known as Improvement Unit No. 119. Bids must be submitted on forms at tached to the specifications and en closed in e sealed wrapper and marked "Proposal To Construct Improvement Unit No. 119." Each bid must be ac companied by a bidders bond or certi fied check for 5 per cent of the aggre gate bid. The principal Item Involved are: S19 Cu. , yds. of excavation; 806 sq. yds. of 5" asphalt or 8" cement concrete pavement; 578 lin. ft. of cement curb it Gutter: 400 sq. ft. of cement walks. Plans and specifications may be ob tained from the city engineer upon a deposit of 810.00 or may be Inspected at the office of the Police Judge. Bids will ba oDened in tha council room- at the city hail at th above ume ana a ate. This project must be completed on or before Sept. 1, 1933. The city reserves the right to reject anv nr all bids. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon i this lew aay oi June ibm. Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge.' -, J 17.18-19 No. 485 NOTICE INVITING BIDS The undersigned Police Jude of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon will re ceive sealed bids up to 7:30 p.m. Mon day July 6th, 1953 for repairing paved street throughout the city. The approx imate quantities Involved are as fol. low: Remove 7000 sq. yds. old pave ment; 2600 tons new asphalt plant mix; 10.000 gals, liquid asphalt for seal coat; 800 cu. yds. excavation below sub grade. Bids must be submitted on forms at tached and enclosed in scaled wrap per and marked "Proposal to Repair Streets." Quantities and specifications may be obtained from the City Engineer. This project must be completed eq or before Oct. 1. 1933. The city reserve the right to reject any (or all bids. Dated at ICiamath Falls, Oregon this 16th day of June 1953. . Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge.. , . J 17-18-19 No. 489 -. . . - . AN IDEAL FATHERS DAY GIFT 18" Grill 22.50 24" Grill 32.50 SEE OUR COMPLETE ' STOCK The GUN STORE FOR DAD NEXT SUNDAY Barbecue Sets fel M II , M -Iff II M M . and Braziers 0 jg j jl ''W 't i hi n i nkirinj i i i i dggg I . IfOWLE .. i V,rnt'' i You can pick your pattern today, SSLSEEEsBSapJ "None of them has been true to life." she remarked. "None has presented the real picture of what the song writers were like. I know, because I knew them all through my father." , The Ous Kahn biography, "I'll c vn.. in Mu Dreams." failed to capture bis humorous nature, she said, even inougn cuiuw ummj Thomas played the rote. Nor did "Words and Music" do right by Richard Rodgers and Larry Hart, she added. "Larry was a wonderful char acter who would help newcomers with their careers," she comment ed. "But In the picture he was played as just another . Mickey Rooney role.", Eh. rlntmerl that the Bert Kal- mar and Harry Ruby biog, "Three Little Words," misfired and so did th. l.rnm. ITT1 CtDiC. "Till the Clouds Roll By." As for the picture of George Gershwin in "Rhapsody m Blue uiey oiun b snuw uuu World War I Ace Of France Dies PARIS Wl Col. Rene Fonck, World War I French air ace, died unexpectedly yesterday at his home here. He was 59 years old. to cause of death was not announced. Fonck was credited with 75 air victories during World War 1. In one of his greatest exploits, he knocked down six German planes in one hour. ; Hundreds of exciting buys Every buyer has done her best to find a reol value to please you, our customer. We're loaded with bargains! Shop AIT Departments Mailing Service Charge Accounts Lovaway . ' " . .. ' U : I . - - tW .1 l&WT W FT'' I .Ml You can pick your entertain regally tonight-our Payment Pan makes it that easy, ' F.ach place setting includes all the basic pieces: fork, knife, teaspoon, and a salad fork that doubles for dessert. Later, you can add pieces: soup spoons from $5.15, butter spreaders, from $3.95. And friends and family can help on gift days, because we'll list, your pattern in our Sterling Registry to guide them. Buy 700 Main D033 S HATS at BOM'S S37 MAIN as he was, a man with driving ambition; instead, they threw in some romances that never hap pened." ,. ' . Perhaps the most fanciful was the Cole Porter tilm, "Night and Day." The composer was born a millionaire and made many mil lions more. The studio was hard put to inject conflict in his story. "And nobody can tell me that Cole Porter wrote 'Night and Day' in a tent," Miss Whiting added. She is now helping screen writers with the script of her father's Ule. She said they will stick to the faCtS. ' . '. . .- "So many dramatic things hap pened In his life Jiat . we don't have to fabricate," she comment ed. "He liked , to keep the common touch. Even after he had written songs that sold millions, he still played the piano in his publisher's office in Detroit. One day a young fellow came into the office looking for encouragement. My father' liked his songs and helped him get ahead. The fellow's name was George Gershwin. , The story has a good romance too, she said. Her father originally fell for her Aunt Margaret, a sing er. He was expecting to meet her at a train, but the singer' sister stepped off instead. That started his life-long romance. The script, which Is now called "My Ideal," will be directed-by Roy Rowland, and talks are now under way for a deal with Warner Brothers. It would be a musical feast, since ,Whlting penned such For as little as 4-PIECE PLACE SETTINGS IN LIFETIME SOLID SILVER BY pattern today, SSSSSS" your selection on a Budget Account. McCoy un .1.- ial. tri Gal," "Too Marvelous for Words," and ."Ain't We (Jot run?:' : Present plans call for Margaret to play her Aunt Maf garet the one who Bang and her sister Barbara to portray the composef'a wife. Sound confusing? That isn't all. The Whitings also plan a TV film show in which Margaret and Barbara will play themselves. It will be the story of their own lives, and their mother and Aunt Margaret will also be portrayed. Klamatli Falls, Ora AMERICAN CHINESE roodi at their bait! Ph. 6494 For Order Ts Take Out D.. . I U. .W Kerns If.. I H TWINE .! I I II 7J4SMark tana 41IT I Klaaalli Falh, Oiwa JfOWLE Prione 3151 Phona 6520