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-nnV. AUGUST 1, 1953 PAGE TWO (Radio oq HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON n,w iM Kt. rT Saturday Evenlnc, AUf. 1 00 LM'i Pretend CBS 6:30 Look to the Skiee 8 W vor4e ef Ue 7:00 News ADC m, . 1:05 Mtinie from the Meadowbroo 1:30 Saturday NisM, Country Style CBS :0 The Lone Ranser ABC 8:2s Saturday Scores ABC 1:30 Cuiumoka CBS 8:00 Mr. Keen CBS 9:30 Oeiert Inn Orch CBS :eo ) m Headline 10:1S U.S. Army Band 10:30 Bill'a Bandstand 11:00 Sian otl Newa lummery Il ea oil KFLW ll . -MI Sunday, Auf . 2 7:00 Newe ABC 1:0J Concert Hall Bevue ABC 7:30 Newi ABC 7:33 Concert Hall Bevue ABC 7:33 News ABC ti I M Salt Lake City Taoernefle CM je Ltfht Life Hour ABC :M Calvary Eehses 1:19 News ABC 11:20 Invitation to Learnlnl CBS 8:43 Broadway in Review 10:00 News ABC 10:03 Gloria Parker ABC 10:10 News ABC 10:33 National Vespers ABC 11 00 First Presbyterian Church 12:00 News ABC 12:03 Christian In Action ABC 12:30 News ABC rB. 1;8Q 'St lvriiour ABC S:00 Voice of fropnecy 2:30 News ABC 2:33 Pan American union ABL S 00 Hour ol Decision ABl 3:30 Bichard Diamond CB5 4:00 Junior Miss CBS t.ni r-nu Uwuironm CBS 5:00 December Bride CBS &:&! Shirley inuniM CBS 3:33 News 6:00 Taylor Grant ABC 0:13 Austin Klollnjrr ABC 6:30 Gene Aulry CBS 7:00 Paul Harvey ABC 713 Cascading Rhythms 7:30 My Little Marlte CBS 8:00 News ABC 8:09 The World Dsnce CBS 8:30 Guy Lombardo CBS 0:00 Time Capsule ABC 8:30 The Whisller CBS la on 10 m Headlines . "iS Monday Mornlnf Headll.es ABC 10:30 News ABC 10:113 Bill's Bandstand 30:35 News ABC 11:00 Sign Oil Newe nummary 11:05 Sign Off kixw i Sc. -pbt Monday, AUK. 3 M Barly Bird Newe 6:05 Alarm Clock Club :r".'muu, with An oi Bible 7:00 News Breakfast Edition 7:15 Charlie t Roundup f:30 Bob Garred ABC 7- Betty Crocker ABC 7:45 Babbitt's Second Cu ef CoHee Club CBS 8:00 Breaklast Club ABC 0:00 Blue Skies Irom Hollywood Iff WEEK-END SPECIALS aaQ Al Sal. It Sun. Old Foihloned 1.50 Roast Turkey Dinner. Complete 7 Courte Dinner. 1.50 Roast Gooie Dinner. Complete 7 Court Dinner. 1.50 Enjoy Your Dinners and Cocktails, in Air Condition Comfort! CAFE and LOUNGE Henry. :t5 M Perkins CBS :30 Youm Dr. M)on CBS 8 Muiic in the Modern Mooa It M Cht Muntlcy ABC 10:15 Ptrry Mfon CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Slop fc Shop IkVU wmiparinf Streetp ABC 11:13 Brlfhter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trem CBS 11:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 11 M Noon Edition Wawa 11:13 Pay! Sidawalk Ihow 12-30 Double or Northing1 ABC 12:33 Sam Hayei At" 1:03 Interview with Danny M. 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 2:00 Wizard of Odds CBS 2:15 Women Newsdesk CBS 2:20 Betly Crocker ABC 2:23 Ralph Story' Backyard CBS 2:45 Ba.in Brleis 3:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:13 Hank Henry Show 3:30 Story Teller ABC 3:35 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4:15 Ted Malone ABC 4 30 Spin with Wynne 5:00 Edwird Murrow CBS 3:15 BAB Melody Time I 30 Today'! Sparta Highllghli 3:43 Frank Goit CBS 3:33 Hometown Nawa 6:00 Lux Summer Theater CBS 7:00 The Lone Kamer ABC 7:23 Ui Griffith. Newi ABC 7:30 Henrv J Taylor ABC 7:45 GueJit Star 8:00 Walk a Mile CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:43 Family Skeleton CBS 0 00 Godfrey Talent Scouli CBS t:0 Preview of Tomorrow 9:43 Deiert Inn Orch. 10:00 10 p m Headlines 10:15 Starlight Roof ABC 10:30 Bills Bandatand 11:00 Sign Off New Summary 11:03 Sign Off .CFJ1 1151 ftc. PST Saturday Evening Aug. 1 6:00 How It Happened :! Klamatn Theater Quiz a-n Amatamblv of God Hour 7:00 Peewee Stldham and Hit Ranch Boys 7:30 Klamath Tempi Hour 8:00 Chamber Muaic MBS 8:30 Lombardo) and. U. S. A. MBS f.00 Newa DLBS 9:15 Dance Orchestra MBS 0-:iO PnndrOKa Room 9:53 Cecil Brown Commentary MBS 10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS 10:30 Vtrflnia Barn Dane MBS 11:00 Night Owla Club 11:30 Sign Off KFJJ 1159 Kc. PST Sunday, Aug:. 2 t:00 Wings of Healing 8:30 Back to God DLBS 900 Radio Bible Clait MBS 9:30 Youth Soldlera for Christ 9:43 Muale of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of th Air DLBS 10:13 Music DLBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 frank tt Earnest DLBS 11:13 Land of Th Fret MBS 11:30 Music DLBS 11:45 Across the Blue Pact He DLBS 12; 00 Newa DLBS 12:15 Bill Cunningham DLBS 12:30 Comie Weakly Man 1:00 Guy Lombardo Orchestra DLB8 :io Koslelanrtz orctieitra DL.B5 :Sg News MBH M Th Shadow MBS 8:30 Tru DetectlT MBS 3-00 Nick Carter MBS 3:28 News MBS 30 Squad Room MBS DO Rarn fanr MltS ::i0 Van d Venter and th Newi MBS 4:43 Music by Roth 3:00 Mui-ic by Cloutier t 3:30 Muaic Hall Vanetiea i:00 Jimmy ridler 8:13 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:30 Take m Number MBS 7:00 Dear Margy, It's Murder MBS 7:23 True or False MBS 7.33 tWS DLBS 8:00 Twantv Questions HBt 8:30 Sounding Bourd DLBS :w nefrspaoor or in Air oLjBS 9:13 SDorli Hall of Fame 9:30 Chicago Theater of the AIR MBS 10: 10 Hnmanilfl Mondi dlbs 11:00 Sign Off KFJ1 1159 Kc. PST Monday. Aug;. 3 6:00 Sunrise Serened 6:30 Farmer's Jambore T.m Hemingway News MDI 7.18 Braakfaat Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:43 Tirst Edition, of th News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Bob Greene News DLBS 8:20 Morning Melodies ' SUMMER SHOULDER SHAWL M Mnllarrf EnsT.ft KW , 30 Brtanrait Gang MBS . 45 Vincent txpez snow 00 Sons of the Pioner ; 13 Singing American 30 Tex Bene znow ak unite of Manhattan :00 Newspaper ef the Air DLBS 18 Teno lesi - ' 30 Music 43 A Vint to LaPoInt 00 Ladies Fai MBS 23 Sam Hayes New MBS 30 Queeo for Day MBS on Tins from the Town Sho :1S Noonday Newa . . 30 Bast Kcora U Farm and Market Eaarei W Klamath Notes 33 A Visit to Currln's 00 Jaek Kirkwood MBS 30 Lucky U Ranch MBS :00 News DLBS os Northwest News DLBS ::13 Music DLBS s :23 New-. MIH no Warm Ud Time MBS 2:35 Game of the Day San at Beaumont jnos S3 Camel scoreboard MBS 4:00 Music 4.13 Hemingway News MBS :3U Curl Massey lim aana. - 4:45 Sam Hay, News MBS . iVi Rirkva Reouest 8:30 Wonderful City MBS 3:33 Cecil Brown MBS 8:00 uaoriei nrsiwr 0:13 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:30 Around To Wn Newa 6:40 Something te Thlak Ahut 6:43 Sam Hayes. Haws MBS 833 Bill Menry m -i nn Th Falcon MBS 7:30 Hall Of Fantacy MBS :00 Lei Ueorg On I 8:30 Sports Report 8:40 Meet the Neighbor 8:43 Tops In Pops 8:3.1 According to th Record 9:00 Newspaper of th Air DLBS ia ruiton Lewis jr. mmm 9:30 RcDorter's RouneVuD MBS 9:35 Tltua Moody MBS 10:00 Under Arrest DLBS 10:30 Coke Time with Eddl fisher MBS 10:45 Broadway Review :uu mgni uwi uiuo 11:30 Sign off KCNO 579 Re. PST Sunday. Aur. 2 . Alturas. California 7:30 World Newa Roundup 7:43 cnp; in tn say a:ia uaivary Ecnoes 8:30 News. Band Musi 8:43 Variety Solre 9:15 Ministerial Program D:30 Church Directory :4S Mui e for Sundav 10:00 News. Calling All DrtTer Cali- foinia Sportsman 10:15 Navy Band 10:30 Chaoel in the Sk 11:00 Concert HaU 12:00 Snorts Pace 12:03 Lake County News 12:10 Modoo county Newe 12:1 World News Roundup) 12:30 Parade of Hits 13:40 Under th Capitol Deme 12:45 Alger Theatre 12:35 Mystery Tune i:uo Top ien iunee 1:43 Gueat Star 3:00 News, th People Act. 2:30 Errand of Mercy, Drama 3:00 News, Football Scoree 3:13 Proudlr W HU 3:43 Newa Roundup 4:00 Favorite of th Famous 4:30 Pop Hit Preview 4:40 News. 4:45 Coconut Greve Orcls. 6:00 Sign Off Antral, vaniorpia Monday, Auf, 3 7 30 Nwa 7:tt Farm Mark! 8:00 Bulletin soars 8:13 Hollywood Serenadere 8:30 Mid Morning News. Muaia 8:43 Harmon Shoo 9:00 Musie with your Mais 9:15 American Font mubi 9:30 Morning Mctoai 10:00 News. Sports 10:13 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Tim 10:43 Fltst Tim 1:00 News, commentary 11:13 Accent on Melody i:30 Musical nouneup 1:45 Eddi Lamar 12:00 Sports Page t lz:o& Lax uounty npwb 12:10 Modoc county nws 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 Parad ol hub 12.40 Under th Capitol Dome 12:43 A leer Thcatr 12:35 Mystery Tun i:oo Moaoc f arm Aeviaer 1:18 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Mooda 1:43 Melody Club 3:00 Newa 3:05 Listener's Choice 3:00 News-Sports 3:10 According t the Recerd 3:15 Jan Garbsr 3:30 Meet th Band 3:45 Dining Sisters 4:00 Newa 4:15 Music or Day Gen By 4:30 Pop Prvtw 4:40 News, 4:45 Ren Bayard Orcav. 8:00 Sign Off y Q1A fnnnrocc First SeSSiOH Makes Record Aforopnatior Cut WASHINGTON W-The expiring first session ot the 83rd Congress appropriated 13 billion dollars less than the new money requested W former President Truman in Jan uary a record cut. In its drive to bring new gov ernnwnt obllgaUonal authority .. ipvpIs. Con closer to i (01lr billion greS8 trimmed about "ir dollars ir"dirElsenliower. Truman requests P'e"3t Bad. Ants For 'Naked Jungle' Found DifficultTo Locate get By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD UV-Stars in your eyes Today we take a trip to 'The Naked Jungle," which is not to be confused with "The Naked City," or "The Naked Spur." This partic ular Jungle is naked on account o: some ants. The Paramount picture is based on the famous story. "Leiningen ... tk. Ante ' ahnne a plantation owner in the tropics who Is at tacked by soldier ants. These ants munch everything in sight, and you can see how it would get to be a problem. The movie makers also nave Droblem: photographing anis. "We had trouble finding any ams In -llfnrnla that COUld double for the tropical ants," reports Director Byron Haskin. "somier sun over an inch long1, the biggest we could get were wood ants, aooui three-quarter incnes. dui juu p-v "CARNIVAL IN SPANGLELAND" where a lovely ballerina and clowns with enormous heads cavort merrily. This is a gala fantasy directed by Barbette in the fifth annual Klamath Falls Shrine Club-Pollack Bros. Circus, to be presented Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 1 0-1 1 at the fairgrounds. Both afternoon and evening shows will be given. Starting time tor matinees wi 2:15 for night performances, 8:15. be Doukhbors On Rampage Girl Protests Clothes Shredded City Council Rejects Shirrlessness Ban PALM SPRINGS, Calif. Wl Shirtless males may still enter hotels and restaurants in this fashionable desert resort if its OK with the management. The . city council, on objection of its only woman member, her self a hotel operator, yesterday tabled a proposed ordinance to bar unshlrted men from local eating places. The ordinance said nothing about women in sun suits. bunch of them In to snoo; " j- ,,-U4 h US They don't like ue r seven thousand that wore. they disappear iir fnnnd SIX Or . 1 .... trollou ants in ' .,,lf.r George nretty well," , . . Pal out "a"",., to set the crew to Central America to get real thing. Our scouts "'. ?-.i, in Panama.' s " .. . .ts llam Comm. - , moves to ien situation: Jife and I lust Rot,sel'' crmnvwood 1 n Vnar Ttch. SPweytvrtoV.Partmens, olus a house in Michigan. P Meanwhile. Heston. who ust got back from Peru, is leaving after the picture for Bermuda, where he 11 plav in Macbeth." . . P we let Heston get back to his chess moves and we call on Elca- anomtT nut domestic snua nor Parser, hop n 2ne niou , . R. - but she is getting no " is divorcing Bert Priedlob after seven years of marriage and three children. Hollywood thought it was all verv sudden. It Just seems sudden to those who haven't known about the stt ....;.. wieanor. "I've never believed in spilling out my prob lems People have enough prob lems' of their own without listening to other people s, a inr modern times. It ( kllllnn. th. ri feeds oy uc ; -'i f,e .roal set last January l House appi "t, a nv....an ntlterl uongicas for new I pproprlatlons of $6,338 OOO.Oofj h, I $57,029,000,000. I Both amounts "f, '-'u "II more than seven billion, in pt,. mancnt appropriations such u L,ct. nn the national debt, over 1 which Congress haa little or no ear, I control. decided that the fed. eral government must get along nn slightly over 63 billions In ntv money during the preaent llsca yeFo'r the first time in years. ther was little disagreement between the Senate and the House i over ho much should be provided. . This war the Senate added less th Se bUlion to woumi b. the House, ana utui,i, wi ference was wiped out when un two chambers compromised. Only two of the annual mony bills haven't cleared through Con gress. And they are expected, to get final approval today Two Girls Killed Mountain-Climbing ' ESTF.S PARK, Colo. iTt-Tnt girl mountain climbers, both la their teens, died instantly In sepa. rate falls in Rocky Mountain Na tional Park yesteraay. First to fall to her death wu Kathryn Rees, 15, of Cheyenne, Wyo. The other girl, Sandra Miller, 17, of Park Ridge, 111., died while rushing to summon help for the Rees girl. She had covered some distance down the mountain, the Little Matterhorn. Apparently each girl fell about 50 feet, J. Barton Herschletr, chief park ranger, said. The girls were in a party of u accompanied by two camp coutt cilors on a hike when the trage dies occurred. . DALLAS WT A girl appeared before Justice of the Peace Bill nichhiiro- vesterdav dracglng 15 NELSON, B. C, UPl-One woman dresses 2 coatSi 4 of shoes, several hats, and an uncounted number of night garments, stock ings and gloves all In shreds. .mple reason said the boy who came along. He didn't want nis girl friend to have dates with other men so he put his pocket knife to work on her wardrobe while she was downtown He's in was badly burned and several oth er persons had narrow escapes yes terday when fanatic Doukhobers xet fire t 10 homes In the west Kootenays, In Eastern British Co. lumbia. si homes were destroyed In a on block, area at Krestova, unoffi- rial canital of the Radical Sons of county Jail now pending hearing ' 1 n nnnn. m.. r.i Pnval Canad an v" IfiUUH, uwwk. J Mounted Police said the fires left nearly 30 persons homeless. At Krestova neaps or sinouiuenug and burning ruins marked the 300- foot-square block In the morning. More than 70 homes have been destroyed by fire tills year in the troubled area, about 300 miles east of Vancouver. de- held Flattering, lightweight and clanv orous for summer evenings when a soft breeze stirs on lawn, terrace or garden. It's made, gossamer like, of two layers of knot-slltch crochet in ditfrient colors scarlet and navy as ours is. in pale grey and lurquoi.se, in white and luch aia, in gold and amber any two colors to produce the reversible ef fect! One of the very new, larger shawls, it -nrnsures 2' yards on the straight of the triangle. 38 in ches down center back. It's a beau ty! Send twenty-five cents for the triangular ki. t-titch reversible shawl i Pattern No nn complete crocheting Instructions, your name, address, pattern number to Carol Curtis In care of the Herald and News. Box 229. Madison Square : Station, New York 10. N. Y. Patterns ready to fill orders im mediately. For special handling of order via-first class mail include i an extra five cents per pattern. Skirt-Length Lineup Listed pabis un Another vote for the ..nnservntlve skirt length came fr. a surnrls Ins quarter iaas night when Paris' youngest signer, Hubert ae uivencny, his hemlines down wi nnentnir the last of the sea son's big-name showings left styl ist Christian Dior an aione in plumping for skirls short enough to show milady's calf. On this No. 1 fashion issue of the season, the major Parisian dress houses lined up this way: Shortest Dior. Not. so short Path, Lanvtn Des- coe nnrl Rouff. iinrhmiued Balmain, Balencia- ga. Helm, Grlffe, Patou and Olv- enchy. Oivcnchy gave his collection a Par Eastern tone, using Indian nurt rhlnese nrlnls. padded and ouilted sheathi and Jackets, curly- tocrl shoes, and tiny Tibetlan caps. He also changed his style com- nir-irlv irnm last season, abandon ing the prettiness and charm -of Its first creations In favor of chic ncss and sophistication. Tho tlnv mannequins who wore his last season fairy-like gowns were gone and in their place strode bli strapping Rlrls in new wiric-sliouldered. hignwaistca, oig- hlrmrrt stvles him suits have the narrowest nosslblc skirts and a favorite Olv- enchy dress for next fall and win-in,- u liinrk wool sheath with a souared-out neckline and medium shoulder straps LAST TIME; TODAY! ii.hiiu;ii J J! .5 a fHrii THE ON-AGAIN, OFF-AGAIN STORY OF THE YEAR'S MOST HECTIf AND HILARIOUS MARRIAGE! M ONTINUOU FROM 12:43 P.M VYMAII MILLAIID - mm menus BIDN7M6... my 0t CMNGW Klamelh Falls, OrtfM AMERICAN CHINESE 'oexh at their best! Ph. 4 Far Orders T Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. Pneumonia Ends Man -Not Dope, Mercury. Sulphur BAYRF.UTH, Oermany Lf The it Helnrlch Kolb. 61, quaffed breakfast coffee loaded with mer curv from an old thermometer, a hi-mimr of sulphur and a dose of knockout droDS. nut when he died, nudical au thorities said what carried him off was pneumonia. A German court today sentenced 2-year old widow Inge Kolb to six years Imprisonment for attempted murder. It found her guilty of feed ing Hemrich the potent breakfast blast. The coffee? It caused Helnrlch acute discomfort, doctors said, but that was all. HAY I Open at 6:45 p.m. II II urrnr ViSr WjV Jl I'll MFTV I 1'iniiTniMMiHiiTr-iF.mflt hilarious VwS&t if Mlm y " LAST TIME TODAY! . I, .,- fAlSL. II I T'.V StUfiurn S I I I "1 'itttrS1 LHIi II -Sl I J CONTINUOUS.FROM 12:45 P.M. J fCH-. ' I C CARTOONS! WHERE SHE WALKED rVWi 7 Ztt "fir I I AKI UUriJl W the grass burned! VaK1') Tk( ;i N Jj( " I and fff WHEN SHP KISSED .. L, i 13 i W. SJTrJ I FEATURETTE, HI men were never the same! 7?hl Tf Qa IPMORROW! I Dnhori TiYI nR Vl Jk r rill 1 1 1 1 '11 iHisMUSfsiAKTLifiii hi iiuuwi in i bun i ,( sssesc k Liillllll and daring love H i oAnniim I f'd-l lip mm IopwJw wwm i. 11 y l , V ,,r ENDSTONIGHTI I i . ii -iiii -I l.i ii v -. . . -.w -wui wi'm j i i r i i i ii
