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Newspaper Page Textpptn aV JT1LY 24. 1953 HERALD AND KEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK TWO Lillian Fontaine Says Her Family; hAffecthnate '. f BOB tHOMAS . KolXYWOOU ''Raaiiy, uf fatally I vry tflcctkmaus. I think out b-tliMt squabblei have been exagawratfaV Bmbw M Lillian fmsaroe. arjatic woman, and jou eaa whtra tie naught g. their beauty and" ti'Mlftf. I tf U acaotfny irwuten. alarmed S. "Hot at JiraV'ahe replied. "I thought it. wa Jut e ax mow mother ,orf the laraieutr, 'h ' involuntary, impulJive thins that sitter.: OlM. lie it)M ,fu1 ! people do in time o. excitement. Joan .Torrtatnav AlttKWifrt fh two I w()en j rea(j h newspaper ac aisttra ar asraio anapeakiri termjcoums of a(Mr-, j btaa ts OT 01 present at teatnet ft M(1 (0wn j,, jar?!er pra. Vale and public. Tha moat famoua puuiic apat Carrie when Olivia won her Oscar lor "To Bach He Cwn" in W ; portion. , I 1 thirlc the suria' differences 'have never oeen u tad they l appear to be in piK. I ata tbini the differences am aeepenea ob- Joari was bacltataB al the shrine I "Iu' rTrrwch la Auditorium, harm, an; ward D t, DM winner. i eMeJ , 0f Miir ( atepped up w Olivia and C taT hac together." to coiiraUilate her as he came: " 0(f gtae . ( tiid the girla alao ftht as young- "How can you apeak to m when J "'- " you know how I feel! " snapped Olivia, and Joan fled In teara. the girl., didn't apeak again -until last year, when Olivia ahed her nostra ml, Mareua Goodrich, He, in cltlefrtafl)', wa reported to be one of the girla' point of contention. , Mr, on tame la a friendly, en- 30 Minutes TIME US! for a fast TRAVELOAN Pleniy ol other advantages, ' foo tuch at 45 doyi until ' fiuf payment end 24 months to poyl How much do you .need?-$5O.,.J500...$1J0O ; or more? By oil meant TAKE THAT TRIP-bul lee ui first now.' COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. 9th Ph. 7711 M-223 S-215 Leant ebon $100.00 are made threuah eur Induitrlal Lean Llcenaa ' "Certainly." tfce mother replied. "But no more so than any family with two daughters. They had tei little wjuaboies. generally over pcv aession. I'm staying with Jean now, and I see her two ar-rU dost; the same thins all over am. "fnu toy is mine!' 'No, It Isn't." That sort of thing." The elder actress is flatting here briefly from hey borne m 8aratoga, near San joseCaltf, ahe ia play ing a role in "The Bfgamtat,'' which her aon-nvlaw, Cofher young la producing, Joan- If also In the film, and It , la her mother's first picture since "Ivy." ' t akcd If she started acting be fore her daughters, "Oh, yes," she laughed, "I'm the Only one- )n the family who ever too it any dramatic lessons. I old some things' In musicals in Eng land, but let's not talk about that, "When we came to Hollywood, I managed my daughters' careers. I arranged Ollvia'a first contract. I had been going out on the road to do readings you knew, taking all the oarta In a play and all that, I realized that I had become pretty tiatnmy, ao I decided to lake soma more lessons. , "1 studied under Maria Ouspen- skaya and did piays at the Actors Lab and Pasadena Playhouse. That kind of training brought me back down lo earth. Then a part came up In The Lost Wc kend.' calling lor a new kind of face. I managed to land the part, and I did apout 14 pictures after that." t 7n recent years, she' bin) been living In .Northern California' and putllnK on plays in the adult edu cs'lon program at Los Oatos. Bhe will return to her work there and her husband, a former business man who has been ailing. i"T.yjv '-' 1111 i ffrs r-.cm , Sit v W V i?4HailiV . irrrtfiS.HiJK Wii. THE CONCENTRATED INTEREST shown by thete youngtten in the hef in question msices one wonder if they are reminiscing ebout the rodeo just passed or anticipating a Fietta next year. Whatever the attraction, Dickie Thurber, Carolyn and Dennis Amaclcer, and Larry Thurber are obviously spellbound. The Thurbers live at 1505 California; trie Amackers at 1445 California. . 3 . ! , ' PICTURE FRAMING nsHOPr NO MONEY DOWN and as littlo as 25c a day will .install a brand new, genuine 1953 ' - FRIGIDAIRE In Your Horn On Our Convenient METER ICE PLAN FREE SCOTCH PICNIC COOLER With the purchase of any frlqldolret ACT NOW) VERN OWENS' Cascade Home Furnishings 124 No. 4th Phone 836S - ' rv Jl' 4 'r ' . . tmmli i. .1 . ,i By WILLIAM J. CONWAY r-mrarin tip, vmir t-v Hntiac rn.ry not go so far In state capitals thei daya, but it will go pretty fa-st, ' i States are soendimr monev at a record clip. pproprutioiis were made by legislatures In 44 states in the leg- - ' " fx viiiua. end. A aurvcy by The Associated Press showed: There -were dprinii .Mi,.ii.n. In only four states. Appropriations followed a rising trend In most of the other states, PAUL L. HOWAR0 of Tute lage, whose parents reside at Merrill, hat been assigned to Co. A. 17th MTB, at Camp Roberts, to begin hit military training. On The Record niKTHS NFI-SON Born to Mr. and Mrs. !,writwf NflMiii. XttJ Ocinwdre. July 2,4 mi Kltmath Vl)y (Inipitnl, m boy vvrlKiilnit 5 Iba. til'i or CAHNES -- Born to Mr. nrl Mri. Churley rrnct, Box Tlnr,rit Calif,. July X) At KUmittt Villey, a girl u-fliiiilnt 3 ibt. Ifl1 ox. ... MUItl'HV- Born to Mr. nil "'Mr. Bern Murphy, P.O. Box M'd, Marrtll. July 3.t t KUmath Valley, girl WPlehlnp: A Ibi I'it m. ISO nit.a Born to Mr. ind Mrs. Wenlry Ingrljr. Box D, C'hilfiriiitn;. July aa ml Klimnth Villty, girl walifhlng 0 Iba. '.a uc. DKcnrKti r.iiANTr.n l"ern t. Orovini v FrmiK Broylci. MI'NMIPAL COI'BT TtiMninh Motlanen, druntt, IIS fine or V.t ay. CIKfnrd Mrflrivv, vnfrancy. 1O0 ntt no daya, r cleaned on fl juontha pro ballon. nichard Ciimmlnsn. vnirnrtcy, $100 nd :m daya, auspenrtf d. OM-ar t.ong, dtuntt. w daya, 8 months pronation. Witllaui 8 h after, drunk driving, 9L00 ball. Rain May Have Saved 25 Million BALTIMORE W Aurlcultura) cxpcrtA fltturo a nuuklnn ram that tell WfclncHluy nlKht and enrly lliursdity wna wovlli about, 116 mil Hon (lollnrs to Maryland corn (urtnors, BpokpNiiipn nl the UnlvrrMly nf MurylniKi Colics of ARrlculliirR nnld About half of lh 400.000 acre.t of corn, worth from $75 to $125 nn acrr, would have been Joat If i ho rain htuln't come along to break up a month-long drought. FINK KLKCOKl) COVINGTON, Ky. MV-CovlitRton cr.dpd a full year without a fata) traffic accident yesterday. With a population of 60,000, It's Kentucky's enmd largeed, city. , ' wys : ;-v w ir;; ata. ' " asMa. ' ''. r 1 .'7 jL 1 KMC .. V, .' V " ' f.-j " at North Side Cfose In Chormlnt o bedroom home Splc and Span" Delightful livinq room with fireplace Wall to wall carpeting. Dinlnq room and modernistic kitchen to delio.hr the house, wife. Beautifully landscoped corner let with many nice shade trees. Priced $10 000 Immedlore possession. ,vvv 1025 Main St. Hap Davison Jot Parry 'Pat" HOWES-Reoltor reninqs Phone 2-3545 Phone 3871 Phone 5332 States, Too. Are Spending Money At A Record Rate oa ' KFIW IU Ke - r5T ' Friday Eteninx. July it IOO On sia CSS .30 DUW-" ituta; ABt Li John Cm: ABC TtJO Boy Seoul Jiir. ;or -c J 7:23 LCI CriiTita ABC 1.S Summ S. Uu tS UU Thr CUT BfU-. ABC :U Samitr Kajc 'VEC S:3) LowU Thomas I IA r.mily Sitlloo CBS t oo W'iit . Nm of out Son ABC S-3B Caor ol ravontoa loo u pm swawi 113 Outdoun wiiit Boortoja Bin'. &nSiiand 11-SO Stfn Off Sumaurr lias Sjs o KFLW I4S Mt. 'T Satimtay. Jaly M tia Ijrlj. Bird fcSft Alarm Clock. Clua SJO BUru Birds 7:00 Nw Breakfast Edition 1:1 Charua' Rouaoua Tile N"i aC T w wttid Sports Menu ABC 7 43 Top of tfca Mnmlns a OU Nw ABC csya School Todar ABC io run ror AU CES . . rzO Soar Patrot AEC 10 0,3 stars ov.r Hoilwocrt CBS IS M MMt tho Hssiia ras 11 OO Cll Bo.pltai CBS 11:23 N-t ABC 11 a) Plajland L'. S A. ABC 11SO Noon Edltlor. Nesrs 12:13 u. S. mcniitlnf Baad CBS 12:30 News , Qf. j; 33 Wateraate Barfe Concert ABi. 1 00 Feature Hore Race At 1:1S Uuuc Bex ABC 130 Nm ABC 1 33 Concert Band ABC 2.00 atartha Lou Harp ABC Doves Go Up; US May Gripe PANMUN.70M ""km'.tnday placed three r-vw v. Mie riccaso "dove of poace" above the main' entrances to Armistice Hall iha n. h..tt inir the Reds cnntnirtMH tor the sipiing of the Korean fcrucc. ... , . ' The dove, designed by the leftist French artist Plcassn. hn hornmn a Communist propriranda symbol inrouinout tne world. Without telling U. N. officials u'hnL Mirv wri rinlnn lha rnm munlsts crcctiyi tbe three 6-foot wnii.;ttivveTrai uio stinw-maivcu building early this morning: Uon. Mark Clark's hcadquurteis In Tniun mlri . tha flral nffiorB there knew of them was from a nnwn .ll.natk ffA hnrn 7t nn assumed the Allies would protest. Wonder How It's Shining Among Gastric Juices 8AN' JOSE, Calif. UV-Bartender Anthony dl Napoll put - his $376 diamond ring in a glass of gin because he thought alcohol would make It spnrklc. Then he got busy. Cnme a cus tomer who wanted a gin fizz. Dl Nauoll grabbed the nearest glar.s. The customer tossed It off, smacked his lips and departed. The ring, of course, hasn't been seen since. Bookies Have Poor Year B08TON (P) -iMassachUJOtts bookies had a poor year, Dideed, bnMxi on the taxes they paid the tcdernl government. Internnl Rovcmie Director Thom as Scanlon said last night the 236 dutifully . registered Mainchinetts bookies pnld a total of but J3C818 In excise taxes In the fiscal year ended last June 30. The excise tax Is 10 per cent of the gross lake. That would put average -gross receipts in $1,630 per bookie, as the average tax paid was Sift). Gambling Is Illegal in Massachu setts, except Inr horse and dog track parl-niutucl betting. Visiting Ex-Deputy Sheriff Stowed Away DETROIT WUItnin n. Wat aon ol Sunland, Calif., was for merly a deputy sheriff here. He came to Detroit to pick un a new car and decided to visit his old cronies st the county Jail. It was quite a reunion. Watson was welcomed with open armi and tossed behind bars. , It developed that he was $7,310 behind tn alimony payments to his first wile, who lives here. In Circuit Court yesterday, the Judge said Watson would have to put up $5,000 bond It he wanted to go hack to Ciuilorma to raise some money to pay the alimony Rkawtli Falls, Creec AMERICAN CHINESE roods al th.ir ktitl Pk 44 roe Orders Te T.lu Oat en B. Lee, Mar. and reached new record highs Sn, 12 of them. The sum added up to one billion dollars or more in five states: California had $1,280,000,000 and., New York showed $1,088,946,000 for 1-year periods. Illinois $1,591,320,- 000; Texas $1,000,000,000; and Pennsylvania approximately $1,- 400,000,000 for Si-year periods. New York s total was $19,900,630 under tne record set last year. The Massachusetts total was $8,OuJ,0Ou lotyer than In 1952, and It was tne first slash In more tnan a dozen years. Montana's general fund appro priations were cut about, S2.50O.0U0, and uicy were down slightly In Utah. The states use the money to paty their bills, pay employes, finance welfare programs, build roade, schools and mental hospitals and for other purposes Itemized at icngtn in budgets Notes from ap capital corres pondents indicated the bumper crop of youngsters now growing up are big beneficiaries The notes Included these comments: Prom Florida: "Moat of the In crease was for education." Ficm Miiuiesota:-F"More generous sc'nool aid main Hem of Increase." From South Carolina: 'Ninety per' cent of increase was for education!" In 1951, the latest year for which complete figures are available, the 48 siates spent $13,000,000,000. and uicu- revenues totaled $12,4Oi,0O0 00. ' With income, and outgo that close, the making ol spending plans Is a task that has become increasingly serious. . In that spirit, or another, six stale legislators Introduced this resolution In the Tennessee House of Representatives: r ; "Whereas the bonded indebted. nets of the State o( Tennessee has reached an all-time high and that taxes have now reached , the satu ration point, , "Therefore, be It resolved that to arrange a meeting with Chief standing Deer ot the Cherokee Indian Nation, with authority to repeal the Treaty of Tellico Plains and thereby restore to said Indian Nation that portion of land south of the Ohio River known as the State of Tennessee" 18,233 Children Are Inoculated BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn. W Both thn n a a nlnhtdln anrf .h 1111- popa finally gave out last night, but .icnun nuuioriucs noped tney d struck a blow toward checking a pono epidemic in tnis Vlrglnla Tennosseo border area with the inoculation of 18,223 children In two days. As the shots were completed two more polio cases and one more dealh were reported, running tho total since July 1 to 6? cases and three deaths In this section ot more man iso.ooo nuiabltants. The Inoculations were held at four clinics, two each In Bristol mm nasnington county, Va. There have been 39 eases on the Virginia side of the area, 23 on the Tennes see side. Draft Card Finally Sent rnNfrnnn w v in t-i,.. ally got around to sending James uress wineiora sr., his drail regis tration certificate. , Willeford registered ou Sept. 12 1918. There's little likelihood that he'll shoulder arms. He's 8o years old. Honford Grounds Sweet by Fire , RICHLAND W! A wind-swept grass fire burned over an esti mated 4,000 acres or the Hanford atomic project reservation late Wednesday, ' The Atomic Fnergy Commission nftice revwrted there w as no danv ace to anv facilities. The fire started in a trash burning r It about 4:S p. m. and was controlled by I ocioe. tHARF.CROr IONIA, Mich. Kv-Member of the Methodist church at Berlin Center planted 10 acres of wheat on a share crop basis for the church last fall. They reported today a harvest of 400 bushels. The chureh'a share, 2t6 bushels, will add $470 to its building fund. Berlin Center is a farming commu nity five miles southwest of here. Wife-Killer Ruled Heir 7triTV-.irTORT. Conn. W A Stamford man serving a term for killing his wife has iuii rigni .u Jie $400,000 the wife left him in her will, a Superior Court judx has ruled. Judge John T. Cullman yester day erased the appeal of two rela tivesan aunt and uncie ot airs. James G. Plunkett who are try ing to prevent the inheritance. Cul Unan said they have nothing on which to base their appeal. Plunkett, serving a 5-to-8 year prison term fcr manslaughter, shot his wife to death Nov. 1, 1949. At his trial he said she w:s drunk and hysterical and be got a pistol because he wanted to frighten ber out of it. He said she graobed his sleeve and the pistol fired. Then, he said, be shot himself In an attempted suicide. The wound was not serious. Chicago Raid Nets Busload OS 'Grandmas' CHtCAOO 1B nemitv sheriffs raided a Northwest Side tavern T.vurtday and filled a bus hired especially for the occasion with 47 norsons. manv nf lh.m VL-nmsn they identified as "gambling grand- The raiders. whn cmd th em was a horse bettino- handhnnb said some of tho women corn- Plained they were too old and too urea to step Into the bus. They Were CharO-d With rilnrH-l., duct "and released ' on $10 bond penning nearlngs, : ' ' INTO POLITICS DETROIT Wl Attorney Ernest F. 'ROSSl aaVf. V.1 aHrna,,.n.ir. Christine, an unusual birthday prcseiii, voaay. was 311)0 which Rossi tnld hi uHr In n .... entrance fee in the race for the Detroit city council, it will be her first venture in politics. She has been a lawyer 16 years. I:3 News ABC 1j3 iiti m tne Air abo szaruSFcx nag. abc . 4 00 Newa ABC 4-US Spin with WjniM 3 00 Sivmt AEC - SOSLuten to the lJ Un. ABC 5.L5 Vrm Mae Cari ABC 3 JO Today i Sports HitO:ntt 3.15 Ttn Go CBS i M Hoowiown New. SCO Lata Pretend CBS JO Look to the Sie 43 Words ' Ld iS MuT.c rem th. Mfdowbrook . 7 30 Gn Autry CBS , gOd rtw ABC m a Si'-urdiiy Score ABC a JO Guaamoxe CB 00 Mr Keen CBS 930 D4rt Inn Oren toa 10OC 10 PM HeadUnes 10 IS U S. Army Band 10 JO BiH a Bandjtand U no Sim ott Nw Summarj 11 OS S(D on U3 Kc. fST Friday Evenlnff, Jnlf 24 M Cabriei Beaittr M 13 Klamatk Tneattr Quli IN Around Town MJ .. I U Sonwlblni to Think About 14) Sam Haea New MBS IU Bill Hwv MBS T 00 Official Detective MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS B 00 John Steele. Adventurer MBS $-30 Music 8.-15 Top in Pop :55 According to the Hord 9 00 Newipaper of the Air DLBS t 15 Fulton LewU Jr MBS J 30 Bod and Gun Club ol tha Air MBS 9 i5 Titus Moody MBS 10 00 Proudly Wa Hail 10:2O Wetm Tim IM Mnt Owli Club 11:30 Sign Off RFJ1 1156 Kc. - FST Saturday, July 25 t-Ot Sunris frtnad 6 J0 Farmer's Jamboree 7.00 Heeninrway Ntwi MBl 7.1$ Breakfast Gang UBS TM Today' Bast Buya 7 45 First Edition of tha New 7:35 Something to Think About t oo Beit on Record 1:23 Holland Engle Newi MBS 130 Breakfast Gang DUI S 45 Frank it Lain Show 9.00 Best on Record 9-15 A Visit to Curnna 9:30 Social Security 1 9J4 New MBS 9:30 Tip from The Town Shop 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 10 O'clock News DLBS . . 10:10 Local New 10:15 4-H Club 10:30 Strictly Dixie 10: warm up lime moa 11:00 Game of the Day Philadelphia .('an MRS 12:30 Scoreboard MBS . 12:53 News 1:00 Hi-Ho Fun Show i:ao HICK ncqucii 3:00 Record Merry Go Round DLBS 2:30 Record Merry Go Bound DLBS 3:30 5th Army Band 4:00 Fire Fighters 4:15 Frank Hemingway New DLBS S:M Good News 3:30 Christian Science 5:43 Music 5:50 News MBS 6:00 How It Happened :1S Klamath Theater Quit 30 AaaemDiy or uoa 7:00 Pee Wee Stidham and His Bench 7:30 Klamath Temple S:00 Valley Wranglers 9:30 Lorn bar dol and, U.S.A. MBS 9:00 News DLBS 9:15 Dance Orchestra MBS 9:30 Ponderosa Room 9:43 Dance Orchestra DLBS 9:55 Cecil Brown DLBS 10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS 10.30 Virginia Barn Dance MBS ll-m Mierht i"ia1a Pluh 11 U10 Sign Off rtUSU Ait? lVc JTBT Allnras, California Saturday, July 25 7:38 Pop Music 7:45 Firm Markets 9:60 Bulletin Board t:l5 Pee Wee Hunt 9:30 News, Band 9:45 Listening to Labor 9:00 Muiic with Your Meats P:1S Small Fry i. 9:30 Teen Age Book Parade 9:45 Serge Dupra 10:00 Newa 10:05 Mr. Muggins Rabbit 19:30 Music in the Modern Mood 11:00 News UP Commentary 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Square Dance Tune 11:45 Tin Pan Alley 12:00 Sport Page 13:05 Lake County Newa 13:10 Modoc County News 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 13:40 Under the Capito Dome 12:43 Alger Theater 12:53 Mystery Tune ' 1:00 Newa Western Caravan f 1:13 Showtime; 1:45 Marine Show " ' ' " 2:03 Listener Cnoi . 3 00 world n7," t 3:30 Hollvwood B",n 4:00 wew 4:30 Disc Hit Prevue " .; 4for!d Ncw. in Brief 4-43 MUSIC Willi eaa 9 to augn viu Motinee 1:45- Eve. 6:4 NOW SHOWING! .rf y ''&aeSW aaSaaaWaatfaW aSalalsssSslllaaaaaaaaJ PAYN E couBNGRAY ofthejljile Rhonda FLEMING William LUNDIGAN Hut Shorts ENDS TONIGHTl f""1""?! iSLlB ,,l gj7m&,'l SATURDAY jfS I TjlaXjLaXjy Come as Lata T ffiLsJt' YmSmESWsSmSStBk ' As 10 p.m. -?vf' yjQff! . opn daily 7ioo p.m. Sea Complete 5howt 'h $V!"Vt- i The Roaring ' iVwho. WX-WbiL I WIDMARK-PETERS-R1TTER 1 JD XaHTl Chailes COBURN T iJ t ITT OB jaX fMaaWaaaSaai M,nu F"f II host Wtfl 1 VlljrSf a mm mm mw mmmw m v vwri imdfs tAP iaaw ar:jj:..i a i i -mmmmmai-Mmi. LjressfeBssslZJ I ls"QRTS- DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. LAST 2 DAYS! She went te dte vMtrwens tor Hwiilil ' ttiainH VE-if LL-V TAYLOR FERNANDO LAMAS WILLIAM POWEL rSUNDAYl-i CARTOON-NEWS