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PAGE TWO British Newspapers Sluggish about Bathing '-. Br ALVIN J. STEINKOPP 1 LONDON Wl After a hesitant start, the British press is publish ing more and more about Princess Margaret's reported romance with a divorced oiticer oi wo noyai Air Force. ' -. The way the British newspapers ' a backing into this story the Commonwealth's heart throb. "of the year--resembles hi some re spects the manned in which they nanoiea me aoaiiauiu ui aiii r.w SMILING . PRINCESS Mar. v garet waves gaily te greet- art on her return to London by air from South Africa, where she and her mother made a 16-day tour of Rho desia. Among those missing at the airport was RAF Capt. ' Peter Townsend, the aviator with whom her name has been romantically linked. He was sent to Brussels two days ago as embassy air attache amid widespread speculation that he was being exiled because the princess reportedly wants to marry him. ward VJII n 1938. - ... Now, as men, an apparenv cum -i, , to bottie'aip a secret tailed. . ., . The episodes gredients. A royal person falls in love witn a person oisqubiiiicu from moving tn royal circles. Ro mance tries to triumph over the prohibitions of the Church .of Eng land and the strict code of conduct which tradition Imposes on the monarchy. It is a Romeo and Juliet situation AMERICAN CHINESE Foods el thtii beitt Ph. 4U Far Oralis To Tea Out ' Ben B. Lea, Mgr. ! m Nkr' w.-vp$jif. v f-0flm What o difference a lovely plana will make in your home. It will add beauty, yes It will be a never ending source of delight to the eye every time you come Into your home, all your life. . " , It will also add something more subtle than physical beauty, make your home a joyful center of real family living. ' And early piano training may be the finest gift you can veisojtve your boy or girl, Insurance toward a happy suc cessful future. . , W rnrm I... ... 1. -M . . ... r i,3r num Dr leaaing manes or pianos in this port of the west. You'll find a style, a finish and ton to suit your taste and with our low prices your pocket book, too. Terms almost like rent, or you may lust rent a lovely new spinet piano for $9.75 monthly, apply all the rout for a reasonabli time toward purchase if you so de cide. . . .. ' LOUIS tl MANN ; PIANO COMPANY ,120 N. HAMMOND ORGAN into Margaret which tugs at human sympathies i maiaa all h ntimntjtltfttjt in the land exolaim, "The poor dears!" its a Btury wurui telling, and 'or weeks keen editors were Itching to get at It. ; Before Edward abdicated in IBM to marry Wains Simpson, com- mnn.. ami riivnr-lf. the country's newspapers tor a. long time ob served a conspiracy of silence. The monarchy holds a very special place m the esteem of the British. Seventeen years ago, confronted with a King willing to give up his throne for love, many editors felt the Btory was too hot to handle. The abdication was accomplished with a minimum of public discus sion at home, though French and American newspapers were full of the intriguing details and travel- t. .miner tn Britain told their neighbors what was going on in their own palace. In the case of Margaret and RAP orouo Capt. Peter Townsend, the newspapers also exercised re straint, but not so mucn. The first reference was made June 14 by a Sunday newspaper which said the British public had a rlcrht to know wnni nonsenow wn hin nublished about the princess in the united States. . v It named ,the handsome captain, 1. ..irM.matnnneg of his dl- rcfjui .en v. : vorce but insisted that any specu lation' as to their possible marriage was preposterous. U catalogued .-..nii helm ' curried DV the American papers, and denied them on. by one. Three weeks later, aucr mo um hod burst, this sunoay pp nrlded itself on having been the first to "tell the story" in Lonaon E'MS ?e"gnetUng " - - - .. ... t blptger. and the public plunges , m with letters some hold that the firm position of the church, of Jg"' " r ;i h. nre- served. The princess Is reminded mat as a royal personage, very ciose vu fv. thrnnf. nhf ITIJIKt llVC On eX- emplarv life. She Is reminded that, should Queen Elizabeth II become Innanahla of Mrrvlnn. mil her func tions before Prince Charles comes of age, ph- under present legisla tion would become regent. But there havebeen suggestions In government ouarters tljat .re gency laws might be changed to shift Margaret's responsibilities to tne Dune oi Kainourgn. , - Th Minarnl trnri m letter from the public seem to b sympathetic inuiorrf thM nrinrASH TliprA nrft rie- mands that the church change its attitude, toward divorce. Their pretty princess, soy her supporters, ought to be a haopy princess, and if the course of true love Isn't smooth, the appropriate authori ties, state and church, should re move the obstacles which stand in the way of her heart's desire. The case of the vivacious prin cess, and ex-King Edward aren't 1' " VPr frld, arme. He --'"--- .1 v. .itinn BaH5flff8!US "S ihrone. but the is close to the throne, but : the chances of her -ver being called to It arc remote, many declare, m.. -..hdantiai M anchester Guardian "struck a forthright blow In the princess' lavor. urn., li, -incB tn thn mirCASsion tO one ia v.""- : " the throne and she performs public functions," me uuaiuiuu "But the succession is already .... ...an Acmirari without her: and there are other solutions If a regency should unnappuy oecomc Z . Ln th- mflft.4 of ordl- nary simple people would not care two hoots, wnen sne cam" y foundation stone or open a town hall, whether her husband had been married before or not. There Is no harm in gewng umia straight." , Regency Act Changes Talked LONDON Un Laborlte Marcus Upton said today he will ask the government In the House of Com- 7th CHORD ORGAN HERALD mons next Wednesday what It plans In rin ahniit chanrlnflr Britain's re gency act so Princess Margaret WOUla DC xrce hi jurry suruiic she pleases. . . TTnrfa. hm ! rRA 111 tHVI soon after King George VI was en thronedprincess Margaret wouiu become regent If anything hap nened to her sister, Queen EHxa- h.ih tt during the infancy of Prince Charles na prmcess nne inus f!2-vear-old orin cess Is said to want to marry Royal Air Force Group L.api. reier iwn send 38, for nine years the royal ! ... Aivnrf a hi wife and COuerry. " , although he was the Innocent party in the prooeeouigs u, Engiana u n k licialdom frowna on the reported Brltu& it;ouiia .a... newspaper, The Catholic Herald, said this week Margaret should surrender all royai rani nu if she decides to marry Townsend. She is third in line to the throne The government is believed to be discussing changes In the regency ... .uk .nvammaiti of the com monwealth countries Jr" One ffuggesuon- j -"" , Elizabeth may follow the example i -.Bat-arnniirranuiiiUH": i Queen Victoria, and appoint her husband a reaei'v w . event of her death or inability to If the Duke of Edinburgh were to take Margaret's place as regent, It would remove one obstacle to the royal romance. - Margaret returned yesterday from ft 16-day tour of-Rhodesia where she and Queen Mother Eliza beth took part In loom anniversary cen,?fO " birth. . Tarn iiflvs neiore Mftriaret a re- - ,,. ordered u, i,rUESeto for a tour of duty as air f -? J ..,,,. mhv there. gome B tons haJe accused offl- buke to the romance, KFLW 14M K. P8T -Saturday Evenlngr. 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To the left of stage, $ Bud Steinseifer, president of the post; bending, George Baumgardner;1 seated left, Anna Steinseifer and Betty Ezell; right side of ta ble, Post Commander Richard Gallagher and Stanley Ezell: Seated on stage, Frank Otto. Lower picture, (I to r) Bob Dannelley, Betty. Tir res, Maxine Baumgardner and George Baumgardner. 9:45 Music or Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of tha Air. DLBS 10:13 Music DLBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank & Earnest DLBS 11:13 Land of The Free MBS 11:30 Music DLBS 11:45 Across the Blue Pacific DLBS 12:00 News DLBS 12:15 Bill Cunningham DLBS ' 19:30 Comlo Weekly Man 1:00 Guy. Lombardo Orchestra DLBS 1:30 Koatelanetz Orchestra DLBS 1:35 Newa MBS 2:00 The Shadow MBS 1:30 True Detective MBS ' ( 3:00 Nick Carter MBS 3:25 Newa MBS ' , 3:30 Squad Room MBS :00 Barn Dance MBS 4:30 Van de Venter and the Newa MBS 4:45 Music by Roth 5:00 Music By Cloutier 5:30 Music Hall Varieties 6:00 Jimmy Fldlr 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quit 6.30 Take a Number MBS 7:00 Dear Margy, It's Murder MBS 7:25 Hall of Fantasy MBS 7:35 Newa DLBS 8:00 rwentv Questions MBS 8:30 True or False MBS 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:15 Sports Hall of Fame 9:30 Chicago Theater oi the AIR MBS 10:30 Romantic Moods DLBS 11:00 Sign Oil KM 11SI Ke. PST Monday, July 20 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Farmer's Jamboree 7:90 Hemingway News MBS 7.13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:43 First Edition of th News 9:06 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Bob Greene News DLBS 8:20 Morning Melodies 8:25 Hollard Engle Newa MBS 9:30 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:45 Vincent Lopez Show 9:00 Sons of the Pioneers 9:15 Singing Americana . 9:30 Tex Beneke Show 9:45 Mualc of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS ' 10:13 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 Your Navy Star Time 10:45 A Visit to LaPolntea 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS ii:29 Sam Hayes Newa MBS 1130 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Tips from tha Town Shop 12:13 Noonday News 12:30 Best on Record 12:43 Farm and Market Reports ia;ao Kiemaxn notea 12:33 A Visit to Currln'a 1:00 Jaek Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Lucky II Ranch MBS ' 2:00 News DLBS 2.05 Northwest News DLBS 2:13 Music DLBS a 2:25 New MBS ' 2:30 Warm Up Time MBS 2:35 Game of the Day Augusta at Macon MBS 3:33 Camel scoreboard MBS 4:00 Let's Go To Town 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MRS 4:43 Sam Hayes. Newa MBS 3:00 Rtckya Request 5:30 Wonderful City MBS 5:56 Cecil Brown MBS 6:09 Gabriel Keatter MRS 6:13 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:39 Around Town Newa 6:40 Something to Think About 6:48 Sam Hayea. Newa MBS S S3 Bill Henry MBA 7:00 Bobby Benson MBS 7:30 Hardy Family 8:00 Let Ooorge IH It MBS 8:30 U Never Know 8:43 Sports Report ' 8:35 According to the Record 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9::i0 Reporter's Round-up MBS 9:33 Titua Moody MRS J ONTlNUOOa FROM I1-.45 r A SHOCKING tXPOSEfVV Al i ., . T I L Ci. 3 of Hate and Gredl tf:uZL I "" ""to aH l"e "w I ij .xmjT I impact of the great novel 1 POPULAR fH O t.CElBTtHCHM IV Ml MUM U. ttM "aSifAiVV DCMAND! U H ANNt REVERE JUNf HAVOC F-" '' V-' 1 SHORTS-CARTOOt-KllkYVfi' ' SiT 3 . ' 10:00 The Falcon MBS 10:30 Coke Time with Eddie risher MBS 10:43 Western Time 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:30 Sign off KCNO 570 Ke. FST Sunday, July 19 Alinrat, California , . 7:30 World Newa Roundup 7:45 Cba-oe. in the Sky 8:13 Calvary Echoes , -r- ,; 8:30 News. Band Music 8:45 Variety Soiree 9:13 Ministerial Program 9:30 Church Directory 9:43 Music for Sunday 10:00 News. Calling All Drivers Cali fornia Sportsman 10:13 Navy Band 10:30 Chapel in the Sky 11:00 Concert Hall . 12:00 Sporta Pace 12:03 Lake County Newa 12:10 Modoc County Newa 12:13 World Newa Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 12:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:43 Alger Theatre 12:35 Mystery Tune 1:00 Top Ten Tunes 1:45 Guest Star 2:00 News, the People Act 2:30 Errand of Mercy. Drama 3:00 News, Football Scores 3:13 Proudly We Hali 5:45 Newt Roundup 4:00 Favorite of the Famous 4:30 Pop Hit Preview 4:40 News. 4:45 Coconut Grovs Orch. . . 8:00 Sign Off Monday, July 20 AKuras, California 7:30 News 7:45 Farm Markets . 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:15 Hollywood Serenadera 8:30 Mid Morning News, Musts 8:45 Harmony Shop 8:00 Music with your Meals 9:15 American Folk Music 9:30 Morning Melodies 10:00 Newa, Sporta 10:15 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time 10:45 rtesta Time 11:00 Newa. Commentary 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Roundup - - . - 11:45 Eddie Lamar . 12:00 Sporta Page 12:03 Lake County Newa 12:10 Modoe County Newa 12:15 World Newa Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 12:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:43 Alger Theatre 12:35 Mystery Tuna 1:00 Modoc Farm Advisor 1:15 Pastoral Call . 1:30 Organ Moods 1:43 Melody Club 2:00 Newa 2:05 Listener's Choice 3:00 News-Sport 3:10 According t th Record 3:15 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Band 3:45 Dining Sisters 4:00 News 4:1s Music of Days Gene By 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 News. 4:45 Rene Savard Orch. 8:00 Sign Off FUNERAL NOTICE LOPtR Funeral services for Mnrlha C. Loper who died In this cily July 16 will be held from O'Hajr'a Memorial Chapel Saturday, at 11 a.m. the Rev. D B. Anderson officiating. Interment will be made In Klamath Memorial Park. P.M nil 11 1 dHpP- 1 - a e 1 1 "k.r' .a . .am. a a)akekw' 5 1 12QMlGs Out In 71 Days SEOUL WV The Air Force said today U. S. gabre jets ' Dave shot aown 1211 uommumsi mu jeis in the past 71 days without one Sabre being lost In aerial combat. The lust Sabre was shot down on May 17, the Air Force said. The weekly Air Force summary showed that 15 MIOs were shot down during the past week and seven more were damaged Six Filth Air Force planes were lost none of them Sabres. Red ground fire shot down two F84 Thundcrjets and one Marine F9F Panther jet. In addition, one Thunderjet, one twin engine B26 and one propeller-driven Corsair were lost to "other causes," prob ably engine-failure.. . Fifth Air Force said, weather sharply cut the air effort early in the week when Red ground forces launched their heavy offensive on the East-Central Front. . . However, the Air Fotce said 2,643 strikes were flown Thursday and Friday, the last two days of the week covered In the ' report, January's Crash Bodies Recovered SEATTLE WT Tile bodies of all 10 men who were aboard a Navy Privateer patrol plane which crashed in the Cascade mountains near Index, Wash., last January 29 have been recovered, the Navy reported Friday. OBITUARY VAN METER Nanie Elen Van Meter. 94, native of Butler County, Ken., resident of Klamath County for 60 years, died here July 16, I9."i3. Survivors Include a son. Kay cf Malin:-also 6 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren. Funeral serv ices Tuesday, July 21. 1:30 p..r... WiiUa Klamath Funeral Home. I.OPLR ' ' Martha C. Loper. 38, a native of Idaho and a resident of this city since 1923 died here July 16. Survivors in clude the widower. Roy Loper; five i-iiiinren, mrs. tsmer uor&aui: Mrs. Lila Trlon. both nf Klamath viis Loper, Robert Loper, of Riddle: Wayne Loper. Grants Pass; a brother John Thomp3on: sister. Mrs. Clara Marlett i miii Dim, mano ana mrs. Ana aui for, Grangeville, Idaho. Also fifteen grandchildren: Funeral trrvipx mm he held from O Hair's Memorial Chapel Saturday at 11 a.m. the Kev. D. B Anderson of the Klamath Temple of ficiating. Interment will be made In mdinain memorial arK. Fort Klamaih BiqTimeAtMakuaUa wwt i . A . Thm Fort Kla fort klamath Tired, begrimed but happy, a group of boy scouts of Fort Klamath troop 34 returned Saturday evening, July 10. Irora a weelc'a ouung spent al camp Aauim vu southeast shore of Crescent Lake. Accompanying the boys were their scoutmaster and his wife, Mr. and Mm. Frank Strahan. The Scouts had their meals at the camp mess hall, while the Strahans stayed In the family area and did their own cooking. All slept outdoors in sleeping bags. In ' addition to local boys there tn th urpplr several Scouts were In attendance from troops 3, 4 and 8, of Klamath Falls. Fort KJamam Scouts were given awards on the final riavs. as follows: first prize for cleanest camp; first prize for Olympics activities inciuaing w tying, heaving line, firebuildlng, vlfla ranaa arf.hf.fV ftnrf m6SS8Re to Garcia. They received a large watermelon :or men mure.c ments In each division. HST Subooenaed To Tell How He Go us Into War KANSAS CITY Ml A subpoena has been served on formei Presi dent Harry S. Truman calling for him to explain . why the u'niea States entered the Korean War. But he will not have to appear in Federal Court Monday. The subpoena was obtained by Fyke Farmer, Nashville. Tenn., lawyer who has challenged the right of the government to collect Income taxes for war purposes. He contends the Korean War resulted from "Illegal policies." Truman was directed to appear in court Monday by the subpoena. but an attorney representing the former chief executive said yester day a court order had been Issued staying the appearance pending a hearing on a motion to quash the summons. . r& ooVmgH! '-aaaaVBatatv-.M DAY BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON ENDS TONIGHT! Sh Etlhr'l Wiln IHkt ilk if TT?V!15" - All Kr!SW--: SATURDAY. JULY 18. 1958 Scouts Have Tha Fort Klamath Scouts wish to express their thanks to the Civio Improvement Club, sponsoring or ganlzation of Troop 34, whoso sponsorship of a cooked food sale was largely responsible for rais ing necessary money to finance the delightful week's stay at Ores, cent Lake. ; ; Boys attending Included Ted and. Sm Veatch, Lawrence , Kendall, Wynn Hescock, Gary Bollng, Joe, Bob and Dan Halford, the latter three now living In Roseburg and coming here especially for the trip. They spent this week vlsiU ing here at the homes of play mates beiore oeing ia&cn bbce io Roseburg Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. James Van wormer and son Douglas. , , NOW SHOWING NEVER MORE VIOLENT... MORE MYSTERIOUS... MORE FLAMING WITH ADVENTURE AND K PASSIONS! 9fi Cartoon - Newt - Short 3. J as. ffl L NEWS
