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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO (Radio KFLW 14M Ee. -T Saturday Eyenlnr, June 11 I V) Ltt'i Pratand CBS 4:?4 Look to tha Skiaa : Ward f Ufa :00 Hawa ABC ' , 1M Muio mm th Maadowbroolt . ABC T30 Gan Autry CBS IM Tha Lena Ranger ABC 1:2J Saturday Scorai ABC 4:30 Gunsmok CBS ' :00 Mr. Keen CBS 4:30 Armory Squara Dane 14:44 It a.m. Haadluiaa 10:15 U.S. Army Band 10:30 Boundup Danca ll:a Slaw Oft Nawa Summary ll:M aiga Ott KFLW-iai aVe. -m Bondsy June 2S t:0SNews ABC 1M Coneart Hall Ravua ABC . 1:30 Nawa ABC . '. 7:35 Coneart Hall Bavue ABC 1:SJ Newa ABC a a (alt Laaa Crrj Tabaraajla CBS 4:44 Light Ufa Hour ABC 4:44 Calvary Eeheaa 4:1S Nawa ABC . t:M InviUUin to Learning CBS t:S Stuart Craig CBS 10:00 Nawa ABC 10:05 Sunday News Speelal ABC 10:15 Gloria Parker ABC 10:30 Nawa ABC 10:35 National Veapera ABC 11:00 rirat Presbyterian Church 11:00 Nawa ABC 12:05 Chrlatian in Action ABC 11:30 Nawa ABC 1:44 Old raaliloned Revival Hour ABC S:44 vole or rropnecy 2:30 Nawa ABC 3:35 Pan American Union ABC . l ea Meur at Daemon ABC 3:30 Richard Diamond CBS 4:00 Junior Mlia CBS ' 4:34 CBS Newaroom CBS 5:34 Shirley Thoinaa from Hollywood 8 55 Nawa 4:00 Walter Wlnchell ABC 4:15 Taylor Grant ABC 4:30 The Adventurer ABC 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 715 Cascading Rhythme 4:30 My Utile Margie CBS . :00 Nawa ABC 4:05 sun Kenton Orch. CBS 4:30 Guy Lombardo CBS 4:00 Our Mlia Brooke CBS 4:30 The Whiiller CBS 11:4114 - Headlines 14:11 Maaday Horning Headlined ABC 10:30 Newa ABC 10:35 Blli'e Btmdatand 10:55 Newa ABC 11:04 Sign Off Newa Summary 11:05 Sign Oft . KFLW ltM K. PIT Monday, June S 4:4 tarty Bird Newa 4:45 Alarm Clock Cluk 4:54 five Simula wltk Aa pea Blala T:B1 jsewe airaaaian MiuM 1:15 CkarUa'a Roundup aa Bak Oarrad ABC ' t:44 Batty Cracker ABC 1:45 Baakltt'a Second Cup of Celfea 14 Snakiest Cluk ABC 4:00 Blue Sklaa 4:15 Ma Parking CBS 4:3 young Dr. Malona CB1 4:41 Adair7 Mualcal Pair l 11:44 Chat Huntley ABC 11:14 Parry Maaon CB 14:34 Nora Drake CBS 1:W Stop a Shop ea.aa araiMr1na St itreete ABC 11:15 Brighter Day CBS ei.BA Hclan Trent CBS 31:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 14:44 Naea Bdltlon Nawa 11:14 Paylaaa Sidewalk Shaw 13:30 Turn in a Friend ABC ' 1:04 Sam Hayaa ABC 1:10 Jack Barch ABC . 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS ; 1:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 3:00 Wizard of Odda CBS 1 2:15 Woman' Newadeak CBS 1:3a Betty Crocker ABC s 1 23 Jimmy Wakely CBS S:4S Baatn Brlefa 1-00 When a Girl Marrlal ABC 4:15 Hank Henry Show 1:54 Story Teller ABC S:55 Batty Crocker ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CES 4:14 Tad Malona ABC 4:34 Spin with Wynne B:M Bdward Murrow CBS 1:13 111 Melody Time 4 14 Today Sporte Highlights 1:4 Frank Ooaa CBS , ' 4:04 Lux Summer Theatre CBS t 1:44 The Lone Ranger ABC ... , 1:54 Lee Griffith. Newa ABC 1:34 Henrr J. Taylor ABC 1:45 Bob Ids ABC 4 00 Bob Hawk CBS 4:30 Lowell Thomai CBS 4:45 Family Skeleton CBS 4:00 Godfrey Talent Scouta CBS 4:34 Preview of Tomorrow 4:45 Gueit Star -14:44 10 p.m. Headltnea ; 10:15 Starlight Roof ABC . 11:44 Bill! Bandrtand 11:44 Sign -Off Nawa Summary 11:44 Sign OK EFJI MM Sc. PIT Saturday Ercnlnr, June ST 4:00 How It Happened 4:11 Klaautll Theater (Bill 4:14 Aaaaaably if Gad Baur 1:00 Peewee SUdham and Hit Ranch Boya - 1:14 Klamath Temple Hour 4:00 Valley Wrangfere I JO Lombardoland, U. S. A. MBS 1:00 Nawa DLBS ' 4:13 Dane Orchestra MBS 4:30 Monica WheUn DLBS 4:45 Danca Orchaetra MBS 4:55 CacU Brown Commentary MBS 10:00 Hawaii Calla MBS 14:34 Virginia Barn Danca MBS 11:41 Night Owl Clak 11:5) Sign Off . KM . Hit Ee. P8T Sunday Jane Zt S:44 Wlaae Beelaag 4:34 Back t Gad DLBS aa yeulh Soldlara for Carut - 4:44 Muala at MaahatUn 14:14 Newspaper ni the Air DLBS 10:15 Mualo DLBS 14:44 Lutheran Hour MB I 11:44 Frank 4r Barnaat DLBS 11:15 Land of The Free MBS 11:34 Muila DLBS 11:45 Acroaa the Blue Paclflo DLBS 11:00 Nawa DLBS ! B!!! Cusr.ir.ghaiu DLSi . 11:30 Comie Weahly Maa 1:00 Guy Lombardo Orchaetra DLBS 1:30 Koalalanetz Orchealra DLBS 1:14 Nawa MBS I a Th Shadow MB S 34 True DetaeUva MBS 1:44 Nick Cerler MBS 4:14 Newe MB4 S:34 Squad Room MBS 4:00 Barn Danca MBS 4:30 Van de Vaatar and the New! MBS 4:43 Music by Roth 4:00 Muitc By Cloutter 5:30 Muilc Hall Varieties 4:M Jimmy Fldler 4:13 Klamath Theatre Quia 4.30 Take a Number MBS 1:00 Dear Margy. Ha Murder MBS 1:15 Hall of Fantaey MBS T'35 News DLBS 4.04 Twenty Questions MBS 1:30 True or False MBS 4 04 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 4:15 Sports Hall of Fame 5:34 Chicago Theater of the AIR MBS 11:30 Romantic Moods DLBS 11:44 Slga Oil atTJI 11M . PIT Monday, June 29 4:44 Sunrise Serenade 4:34 Farmer'e Jamboree 144 Reaungway News MBS 1.14 Breakfast Gam MBS 1:14 Today'a Beet Buys 1:43 First Edition of the Newa I Cecil Brown MBS 4:15 Bob Greene Newa DLBS S:30 Morning Melodies 4:35 Hollard tngle Newe MBS 4:30 Breekfast Gang MBS 4:45 Vincent Lopee show 4:00 Sons of the Pioneers 4:13 Singing Americana 4:30 Tex Beneke Show 4:43 Music of Msnhettsn 10. OS Newspsper ef the Air DLBS 14:13 Tello Test DLBS !0:3O Your Navy Star Time 11.41 A Visit to LePetntoe KUrMth Full1, 0ri AMERICAN CHINESE f4t at thtir Wtt! rtu 449 ft Orrftrt T Tk Out It I. Ltc. Mir. oq 11:44 Ladle Pair MBS 11:23 Sam Hayea newa wna 11:34 Queen for a Day MBS ixuu Ttpa iron, ,n ivwa viuip 11:34 Beit en Record 11 4 Farm and Market lasarU 13:55 A Viatt to Currln'a 1:4 Jack Ktrkweed MBS 1:34 Lucky U Ranch MBS 3:00 Newa DLBS 3:05 Northwest Newa DLBS 1:13 Musis DLBS I 3:15 New. MBS 1:30 Warm Up TIT'S MBS 3:33 Game of the Day Augusta at 3:55 Camel wore board MBS 4:00 Let a Go To Town 4:14 Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Mauey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Kayea, Newa MBS 5:00 Rickya Request 5:30 Wonderful City MBS 3:55 Cecil Brown MBS 4:04 Gabriel Heetter MRS 4:18 Klamath Theatre Quia 4:34 Around Town Nowi 4:44 Something to Think About 4:45 Sam Hayes. Newa bS 1:15 Bill Henry MBS 1:00 Bobby Benson MBS 1:30 Haroy Family 1:00 Lei George Ha II MB4) 8:30 U Never Know 8:45 Sporte Report 8:53 According to the Record 4:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0:15 Fulton Lewis J.-.. MBS . 4:30 Reporter Round-up MBS 1:55 Tltua Moody MBS 10:30 Coke Time with Eddie riahar Md3 10:45 Weatern Time 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:30 Sign oU KCNO 57 Ho. PIT Sunday, June 2 Alturas, Cll(4rnl 7:M World Nwi Round up ' 7:45 cnot: in tht Sky :1S Clvr ecnoea 1:30 Ntwi, Band Miula 1:43 Varictj SoirM t:13 MlniatcrUi Prorram :30 Churcn Directory :45 Mualc for Sunday 10:00 Newa. CalUng All Dnvtra Call- fomia Sporuman 10:11 Nav.T Band 10:30 Chapel In tht 97 11:00 Coneart Hall 13:00 I porta Pagt 13:0 Laka County Ntwt 13:10 Modofl County Nawa 13:13 World Nawa Roundup 13:30 Paradt of Hit. 13:40 Under tht Capitol Dtnit U:U Alger Thcatrt 13:35 MyaUry Tunt 1:00 Top Ten Tun at 1:43 Guilt SWT 1:00 Newa, tht Ptoplt Act 3:30 Errand of Mercy, Urama 8:00 Nawa, Pootball tcortl 3:13 Proudly Wt Hall , 3:49 Nawa Roundup 4:00 Favorite of tht rameua 4:30 Pop Hit Preview 4:44 Nawa. 4:43 Coconut Grovt Orek. 1:90 fifn Oil Monde j, June 29 ' . 1 AltNrftlf Cnllftrni T:M Newa T:4S Farm Mirk eta ;00 BuUttln Board 3:15 Hollywood Sercnadera :30 Mid Morning News, Mualtt 4:45 Harmony Shop 0.00 Muaie with your Meala 0:18 American rolk Muaie 1:30 Morning Melodlea 10:00 Nawa, Sporta 10:14 Club Mat Unas. 10:30 Concert Time 10:45 FieaU Time 11:00 Newa, Commentary 11:14 Aectnt on Melody 11:30 Mualcal Roundup 11:43 Eddie Lamar 13:00 Sporta Page 13:04 Lako county newt 13:10 Modoo County Nawa 13:14 World Newa Roundup 13:30 Paradt of Htta 12:40 Under tht Capitol Dome 13:43 Alger Theatre 13:55 Myatery Tunt 1:00 Modoe rarm Advlaer 1:15 Paatoral Call l'.3 Organ Mooda 1:44 Melody Club 3.00 Newa 3:04 Llatenar'a Cholca . 3:00 N a wi-Sporta 3:10 According tt tht Racard 3:14 Jan Gar bar 3:30 Meet the Band 3:45 Dining Slater 4:00 Newa 4:13 Mualc f Daya Gant By 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 Nawa. 4:43 Rent Bavard Ore).. 4:04 Sign Off HAPPY DAYS HERE PORTLAND Ifl There sre fewer Jobless persons in the U.S. now than In any previous time of peace, Louis Lev Ira, chief of the Labor Department's division of re ports and analysis said Thursday. HALF-SIZE STYLE 9126 UJ 1414 24 Good Sport I Good worker! This dress Is designed for action I And those tucks st front and back, the eight-gore skirt are fashion news is well! Designed for the shorter, fuller figure too makes you look summer i no alteration worries! Pattern 9136: Half sizes Wi, 19'i, 18'a, 204, WM, 34',4. Size 19 l, takes 4 yards 39-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern give perfect lit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for esch pattern it your wish Ist-cUss mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Dept.. P.O. Box 6740, Chicago SO, III. Print your name, address, one; site, ityle number. HERALD ' A X rixcl "kyX fiCNat ST. JOHN, uko wo h $100 prize on th recent Horace Heidt show with hit guitar selections, it appear ing this weekend on the Heidt show in Hollywood. His numbers will be broadcast over CBS at 6 p. m, Thursday, July 2. Young St. John, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. "Frenchw" St. John has never had a formal music lesson but improvises and plav by ear. He was graduated from KUHS this year. Mineral Bill In Conference WASHINGTON UPi A bill for de velopment of mineral resources in the submerged lands of the outer continental shelf was In the hands Friday of a conference committee which must harmonize the Senate and House versions. Late Thursday the senate, by a voice vote, passed the House- approved bill with several changes. One amendment would dedicate the federal offshore revenues to aiding state educational programs as soon ss the present national emergency ends. Both the House and Senate ver sions authorize the secretary of the Interior to administer the lands out beyond state seaward boundaries. Delegations Appeal For Highway Work PORTLAND WI Delegations from, three Oregon communities pealed to the Highway Commis sion Friday for road improvement to eliminate traffic accidents. A group from Josephine and Jackson Counties asked a four- point program: Improvement of the Pacific Highway north of Grants Pass, construction or a four-lane bridge across the Rogue River at" Grants Pass; improve ment of the Crater Lake Highway, and extension of the Little Butte secondary highway east to the Klamath county line. Police Called To Free Man From Bank CHICAGO Ifl Police from the Burnslde station answered a dif ferent kind of bank alarm Friday night a man wanted to get out of a bank. Police were summoned to the Chatham Bank by a telephone call and found the caller, William H. Rudd, an assistant cashier, peer Ins: through the front door. Rudd said he was locked in while working late checking accounts. At his direction, police got in touch with a bank official who unlocked the doors. OFF TO RETREAT ' WASHINGTON I President and Mrs. Elsenhower 1U leave Friday afternoon to spend the weekend at Camp David in the catocun Mountains near xnur mont, Md. CONTINUOUS) FROM IS 49 THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY! MATINEE AND EVENING DOORS OPEN I as M e 30 ltllvei in your heart forever! , - I 5Jk A r9aJV n" 'I be awepi 44 into a pargdna SBaV "fc- f . 1 : ' " ' '" "lr 'f 1 1. l rl ' P""'"''' nd on. a Oinev' grf4iei c!&S3 ''V" '''St t ": M wnp you to the Nee( Lanrl ill Oeplgin Hooka l i SA M r 'J pirates. Tinkti Bell and Mermaid Lagoona tjs " , I a? I .ar thai will live in yuut heart forever1 mf " ! W3x WtBisneys I Jl i Am mm. vm , i Mm A HDA1M. l C3 WI I Sr TECHNICOLOR f V s44 Ad:.lr.80 . fSv 'VglV WtzTTrrrrC Ci. r . . , 1TK Kiddies 40c R -JlsSTSh 'nmimytrAA ' ' m M i ' iijf"' M, si mlV tnE.i1J j HHO af Sjf. lfc atjjj.r' AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON m I ; '-: slaaaamaTV " M " . tw bT! IH K V 'Jsft" 1 I - .-aw - m m . ,t-n ' , - . ' JW'M I THE CARLISLES, whose recordings are currently ranked in the nation's top 10 in popularity polls, are to be featured here tonight at the Roundup Jamboree Ball at the Armory. The ball will offer square dancing, with music by the Bend Corn poppers, 7:30 until 10. From 10 until 1:30, it will be popular' dancing with music by Baldy's Band. Retiring Atom Chief Hints US Could Destroy Aggressor WASHINGTON WI Gordon Dean has bowed out as head of Amer ica's atomic program with advice to Russia that starting a war would expose her to a rain of u. S. A- bombs "of almost any size." That wss the picture Dean paint ed at a farewell news conference yesterday before his retirement next Tuesday, after four years in the Job, as chairman of the Atomic Energy commission (AEC). "It would be a great pity,' he said, "if Russia started a war be cause she assumed the United States did not have the power to retaliate to the point of destruc tion." Then, In contrast to the theory once held that bombs no weaker than the "nominal" ones dropped on Japan could ever be made equivalent to the energy released in the explosion of 20,000 tons of TNT Dean said the U. S. now has a whole family of A-bombs. He' told of "the development of I V.VM.iJIlti iflaiW&SSr V. i htin! WVTk &iiJalnTe . fwmmm"'' viuiivit en, huhwh hiiiwwh .. -- 'pVdulN 65c Kiddlet20! P m m '-: :-";- .starwai a family of atomic weapons a family which Includes new designs of almost any usable energy re lease, small or large, and of almost any size." He suggested it might be helpful if an ofricial indication of the "magnitude" of the U. S. atomic weapons stockpile was given. But he didn't subscribe completely to proposals that the number of bombs be published. Dean also looked' at the other side of the picture. He said it might help the civil defenss effort, which has been lagging, if Ameri cans were presented with an offi cial u. s. estimate of Russia s atomic capabilities. Yes, he said in response to a question, ne had the information but It was not up to the AEC to Issue it. He said that was some thing for the White House, the National Security Council and other policy-making agencies to aeciae. Include. Fed. Tax 11' ! 1111 Ol MOORE was brought here by West Coast Airlines . as manager for the new ser vice to be inaugurated Mon day. West Coast planes will efford the Klamath Country with service to Portland, Spo Itane, Seattle and Boise, stop ping at principal way points. St. Paul To Test Polio Vaccine ST. PAUL, Minn. IB A mass test of a new polio vaccine on as many as a half minion u. s. cnu dren may be undertaken this year by the National Foundation for In fantile Paralysis. Basil O'Connor, foundation direc tor, voiced that possibility here Friaay mgnt in a talk at a six. state meeting of workers tor the March of Dimes Campaign, which mainly supports the foundation. O'Connor said a vaccine devel oped by Dr. Jonas Salk of the Uni versity of Pittsburgh would be used If the experiment is carried out. He added that this vaccine had shown enough promise to wsrrant such a large-scale test. The director told the fund work ers from Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and the two Dakotas that 1953 was "shaping up as another heavy polio year, perhaps our heaviest." Alderwood Clubbers Will Split-Payoff PORTLAND WI The Port of Portland, which has purchased Al derwood County Club to expand the Portland Airport, Friday gave club officers a check for 1638,122. The club will disband and divide Us assets among Its 357 members. The course can be used through July. After that, members will go to other clubs. About 100 hsve Joined Columbla-Edgewater, near DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. -REGULAR 'admissions BIG sajstv SB. a aSSS All i DAT a TONLY! '" WE CAN'T KEEP IT ' ' ANY LONGER! Browne Sets Road1 Anil-Trust Course WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W Va. ifl Atty. Oen. Browneu Pr'iday proclaimed a middle-of-the- road policy m we Buwiiw, but he ssid there will be "no wink ing" at violations of the monopoly laws. . . , Brownen pledged no wholesale dismissals ot the big batch of anti trust sctions which he lnnerrtea ir prosecution from the Democratic administration. At the same time, he announced he proposes to set up "the attorney general s national committee w study the anti-trust laws." Composed of lawyers, economists and Jurists, the group will survey every angle of the present statutes dealing with business regulations, Brownell said. Its stated mission it to clarify application of the law and to arrive at "an agreeable statement m' national anti-trust pol icy that will confirm the principles of private competitive enterprise, and insofar as possible, combine certainty with flexibility." Brownelrs statements, his first comprehensive discussion of anti- Most Army Reserves Renew Commissions WASHINGTON UV-More than 64 per cent of the Army's Reserve oificers have agreed to exchange their old, five-year commissions for indefinite term appointments now provided by law. Of 353,895 officers offered s choice between giving up their military standing or accepting the indefinite commissions, 227,225 said they would stay with the serv ice. An additional 15,246 officers will be given another chance to take Indefinite commissions before their five-year appointments expire. L&ic4 Betty Groble in i "MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW" and "FIXED BAYONETS starts SUNDAY! THE GREATEST ADVENTURE IN ALL THE RECKLESS LEGENDS OF THE FIGHTING FOREIGN LEGION! 1L RICHARD CONTI ARLENE DeAHL wiihAKIM TAMIROFF if" SHORTS-CARTOON "3i Ope" ' ,,m' I fflil ii.lTiM.jJ LAST TIME TODAYI Hi:iiijiwii:Jrilliy-!flff SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS ANOTHER GREAT -: ENTERTAINMENT ' , TRIUMPH , BYif ' " . Hit lofwrC TRUE-UfE ADVENTURE .i " THE FUN, FURY and TRUE LIFE ol tht Rockies' Shaggy Rultri Bear country Print by TECHNIC010R SATURDAY, JUISE 27, 195a 'Middle-Of irUSl JUiii.ca om.m wuici last January, were in an addret, prepared for the annual confereaxi of the fxmnn juuiciai circuit. The pending cases tnclini. among others, monopoly prosecg. tlon against the nation's five lug. est oil companies; the du Pan family and their controlling stock Interests in General Motors ay U. 8. Rubber Co.; General Elet. trio CO.; A. and P. grocery chalir American Telephone and Telegraph Co., and its subsidiary Western Electric, major motion picture fih producers; the National Football League, and some ot the biggest soap manufacturers. Brownell himself has Initiated about a dozen lesser cases since taking on ice. CONTINUOUS FROM 12 48 M LAST TIME TODAYI fhree Stooges 8iggesi ftioi in 3-D comedy. 'Spook il' starts SUNDAY! JAMES CRAIG u' II MORINO i KEITH MftStN j. 5 "J MI. f!i ENDSTON1GHTI BiniainBnBSDaf CONTINUOUS FROM 12.49 P M TOMORROW! 4A . J ' ' LHulBlWi 4 . .1 - Trie n mill : "aims IMi ' aV ' iTukicmui iiTiiuiiiiiif nunimnl I avaaVar 1 SHORTS CARTOON rOataWa irf -'SB. LMJ-LIaTi JlfJ 1 1 1111 UU W tr?. 3Hi II am- AVTA