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
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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,
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8:00 Lejt'i- Pretend CBS
6:30 Look to th Skies
U Word or Lite
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1:00 Th Lon Rangir ABC
8:23 Saturday Score ABC
8:30 Gunamoka CBS . . .
8:00 Mr. Keen CBS , .?
9:30 Deiert Inn Orch CB
18:00 10 P m Headline
10:15 U.S. Army Band .
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Sunday, July 19 -
7:00 Kewt ABC " :
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10:35 News ABC
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Monday, July Z9
I N Early Bird Newa
8:88 Alarm. Clock Club ,
8:41 Early Blrda . i ,
M rive Mlnutea with Am Open Bible
7.08 Newa Breakfast BdlUaa
1:18 Charlie's Roundup
':30 Bob Garred ABC
7:40 Betty Crocker ABC
1:48 Babbitt s Second Cup ,l Coffee
Club CBS.
8:08 Breakfast Club ABC
9:00 Blue Skies
0:15 Ma Perklna CBS
9:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS
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10:55 Whispering Streets ABC
11:13 BriRhter Day CBS ,
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13:00 Noon Edition Wewa
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3:13 Hank Henry Show
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4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS -4:15
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4:30 Spin with Wynne 1
8 00 Edward Murrow CBS
5:13 BAB Melody Time
8.30 Today's Sports Highlights
3:43 Frank Gobs CBS ,
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6:00 Summer Theater CBS
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10:30 Bltla Bandstand 1
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Saturday Evening, July IB
6:00 How It Happened
:ta Mimnn Ativaevr
6;M Aesembly ff God Hmr
7:00 Peewre Stidham and His
Ranch
7' Klamaih Temple Heur
no Valley Wranglers
6:30 Lorn bartl ota nd, IJ.
S. A. MBS
9:13 Dance Orchestra MBS
9 30 Monlra Whrlan Dl.RS
9:43 Dance Orchestra MRS
9:33 Cecil Brown Commentary
10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS
10 30 Virginia Barn Dane MBS
11:00 Night Owla Cleb
11:30 Siin Off
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Sunday. July 19
6 ftft Winga of R eat
8 M Bark 1 niut ntaa
MBS
9 SO Kadi a.kl Claae MB
9:39 Youth Seldtera iw Chriat
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AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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FUN HATS AND TROPHIES won at the recent state convention by Klamath Falls Post, No.
8, American Legion Drum Corps, which topped state competition at Seaside, draped the
stage, (above) during a' dinner at tha Willard Hotel honoring the winners. 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.
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2:00 The Shadow MBS
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3:00 Nick Carter MBS
3:25 Newa MBS ' ,
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:00 Barn Dance MBS
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4:45 Music by Roth
5:00 Music By Cloutier
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6:00 Jimmy Fldlr
6:15 Klamath Theatre Quit
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9:15 Sports Hall of Fame
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Monday, July 20
6:00 Sunrise Serenade
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7:30 Today's Best Buys
7:43 First Edition of th News
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9:30 Breakfast Gang MBS
8:45 Vincent Lopez Show
9:00 Sons of the Pioneers
9:15 Singing Americana .
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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
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12:43 Farm and Market Reports
ia;ao Kiemaxn notea
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1:00 Jaek Kirk wood MBS
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2:00 News DLBS
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2:35 Game of the Day Augusta at
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10:43 Western Time
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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
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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
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5:45 Newt Roundup
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4:30 Pop Hit Preview
4:40 News.
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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
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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.
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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. .
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DAY
BY THE LIGHT OF
THE SILVERY MOON
ENDS TONIGHT!
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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. , ,
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