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Maladies 19:00 News, Sports 14:19 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time 10:19 Fiesta Time 11:40 News. Coaunentary 11:19 Accent on Melody 11:90 Musical Roundup . 11:15 Bddla Lamar 12:00 Sports Psgs iz:oa Laae ceunry newe 13:19 Modoe County Newe 13:19 World News Roundup .. 12:30 Parade of Hits 13:10 Under the Capital Demo 12:15 Alaar Theatre 13:59 Mystery Tune' . :dd afoaoe rarm Anvisor . 1:19 Pastoral Call . . . ,. 1:99 Organ Moods I 1:19 Mslody Club : 3:00 Nsws - 2:05 Listener's Choics 3:00 Naws-Sports 3:10 According to tho Record " 3:19 Jen Garber 9:90 Meet the Sand 3:19 Dining Slsteri 4:40 Nsws 1:13 Mualc af Daya GOno By 4:30 Pop Preview 4:10 News. . i 4:49 Sana Savard Orch. 9:99 Sign Off Ike Signs Key Bills Friday WASHINGTON. IB President Elsenhower, vacation-bound today, could leave al least one care be hind him the principal measures governing U. S. foreign policy for the next year are all on the law books. He signed these key bills yes terday: 1. The hard-fought i i billion dollar appropriation for military and economic aid to friendly na tions. It carried 645 millions less than his "honest minimum figure" and marked a shift In military atd emphala to the Far East. For thla area, 91.000,000 W9 e9r marked, compared with $321,100,. 000 for 1953. Europe was allotted 1.860.000.000 in new money, com pared with 93,047.300.000 last year. 2. The bin extending tne recip rocal trade program to next June 13. The President said It reaffirms this country's Intention to cooper ate on a mutually profitable basis with friends overseas. 3. The measure authoring him to send up to 100 million dollars worth of surplus farm products to button to those under Fed rule, like the East oermanr, who al feady have defied communists masters to get U. a. food 4. $M6.989.9M appr o p r I a 1 1 6 n measure, carrying, among other Hems, 75 millions Inr ttrelgn in. formation activities, 200 million au thorlsation for Korean reconstruc tion 46,62S,0O0 for civil defense, and 10 millions for school aid in districts crowded by defense ac l v ties. C. Tyler Wood, deputy to foreign Aid Director Harold Stassen, was put in charge ot the Korean re construction program as epief econ omle staff olficer to Oen. Mark Clarlt, . Far Eastern commander Also signed yesterday were bills to:v Create a commission to atudv raising salaries of members ol Congress and federal Judees. r-roviae lor uaeral ivasing' of offshore lands outside stales' "his- lorto boundaries." Authortie Food and Drurr Admin. Istratlori Inspectors to enter pro cessing plants without owners' ap proval. Man Lives Through -Cement Mixer Ride GLASTONBURY. Conn Ifi Frederick Hale, 24, of Hartford, spent 15 minutes inside ot a revolv ing cement mixer her today and emerged with onlv minor mjurle9. Hale entered Ilia mixer to rixan it. The heavy iron barrel began tn turn and he was pinned between inm onim ana a guard rail. His cries for help brought firemen who played a hose on the trarnei man while the metal was cut away with an 9cetylene torch. .. , FIRE-WATCHER FALLS NEW YORK ( Ten-year-old OeraldweKasvUnc was killed early O""? 0- V1fi"'VI her feunr ' J1ERALD ;;V: - Yf : - 3 ..Mj . ;:s4-,?'f l'-'r2r'T'1" I :kly..itT4jt's J " ' I i I " tr'v f. if: L . it. , ', I J V".'' -'t I ,''.,' ' ? t , i V, tt r I, BIGWITCH:" More is a general view of Freedom Village with the Commu- niit "Place Arch" in background where exchange-of U.N. and Red. prisoners started taking place August 5; People in background are not identified, hut presumably are Communiiti. , 'All Movie Siars Have A Sipry tq Sell Producers' By BOB THOMAS ' HOLLYWOOD Wl "The trouble with movie stars," sighed producer Ted Richmond, "Is that they all have a story tp.sqll you. ' . Rlcnmond is one 01 - me lair- haired boys at. Universal-International, . ever since "Mississippi Gambler," That little epic is head ed for A five million dollar gross and is enriching its star, Tyrone Power, who owns 50 per cent of the profits. Ty is just like an of mem. said Richmond, a wry fellow with horn-rimmed glasses. "He's got r script that he's always wanted to do. He's even got S40,000 worth of writing In It: Everv star nas a script tncy vc always wanted 16 dol' You talk to Joan Crawford for 15 minutes and she whips out her story about schoolteacher. They re all tnai way.". ; ' . . ; , ' " ' " . Ain't If the truth? Just aDoui every actor I've met has some' pet project he has alwnys been trying to promote. Cornel Wilde Is "one. For years, hr has been aftcr 'pro ducers to film the life of Lord Byron, wllh" Wilde as ' star", ol course. Wilde has v.'oi'Kca over tne story many times, but still no takers. Gary Cooper has long nursed the desire to portray Andrew Jackson on film. When he was toying with Richard Carlson Kidded As Being Part Man From Mars By BOB THOMAS ' HOLLYWOOD lfl A Joke making the Hollywood 'rounds: "How come that Richard Carlson appears in so many science fic tion movies?" . . ' ; "Oh, he's part Martian!" ' The person who is most amused by the gag Is Richard Carlson. He can afford to1 laugh he s the busi est actor In Hollywood. 1 ' Carlson has been working like a beaver in such pseudo-science ep ics as "The Magnetic Monster," 'H Came From Outer Space," Riders to the Stars" and "The Maze," although he "classifies the latter as more of a horror story. Why is he so much in demand for some films? I guess its because in every science fiction story there has to be a scientist," he theorized. "I m the academic type. People believe one of. the few actors who look the academic type. Poonle believe that I might have just stepped out OF THE X(SODporao most beloved real-life sweethearts bring the mulct daredevil's me 10 tne screen: j MHII-ChsiMd la.s WVI auspeiKled beneath the ice fraea rirti-ht escapes! fc"BUGS" .H Mi . i tnai ft AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON his own film company, lie swore he was going through his his plans to play Old Hickory, Now Charlton Hcston has beat him to the punch. Jackson's domestic life was shown in "The President's Lady." I'll bet Cooper still hankers to film the military and political life of the seventh President. Hedy Lnmarr, fired by the suc cess of "Samson and Delilah," has been eager to play the role of Esther on this screen. She bas had the story developed for her and says It is the only thing for which she would return to the screen. So far, she hasn't been able to find a moneybags to back her project. Now that John Derek Is free tram Columbia, he Is campaigning in earnest for the screen biography of Joaquin Murietta, the early-day California bandit. He objects to how'the outlaw has been portrayed ill movies, comic strips and else where. "Joaquin died at 23, but others have shown him as an older man," says John, who has the youth and appearance for the role. , I know of at least two players who realized their long-time am bitions. Charles Laughton always wanted to portray Galileo on the stage, and Rosnllnd Russell had the urge to play sister Kenny, Both productjons were flops. Write your own moral. of a laboratory. The actor's professorial look comes naturally. He was a Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Minnesota, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude in English and European history. He also studied at Harvard tor a semester before he decided to follow the less book ish life of being an actor. I asked him if he thought his educational background helped or hindered his career "Of course, it has helped," he replied. "The more an actor knows the better he is in his job. . "But I'll admit that some people have looked at me askance. I re' member my first big stage job, a long run in the road company of Three Men On a Horse," Hume Cronyn and I were the only ones In the cast who had even been to inch school. The other actors viewed us as something of an odd ity. Carlson's career has not beep MOST FABULOUS DAREDEVIL WHO EVER LIVED! She eraiW firht oneAr utmen , . (ml net hi) Inr cf dmgr! IfJY CURTIS "JANET lEIfiH BUNNY CARTOON - Navy to Shuck 2,200 Officers WASHINGTON P) The pinch of budget limitations will squeeze 2,200 reserve officers out ot the Navy's active rolls in January. , The Navy said yesterday this cut. out of the 37,000 reserve officers on active duty, was necessary to keep within budget limits. Some specialists will be exempted.' Special boards have already se lected 1,200 reserve lieutenant com manders and captains lot release ana win also choose 1,000 lieuten ants. Surplus Butter To Europeans WASHINGTON .11 Needy Euro peans will receive 10.800,000 pounds of surplus U. S. butter. The Agriculture Department said yesterday it was giving the butter, acquired under the dairy price sud- port program, to the war relief services of the National Catholic Welfare Conference for distribution in Austria, Trieste,. Italy and Ger many, Stray Bass Pulled In GLEN OOVE, N. Y. Wl Mrs. John Pctroski, walking along the beach yesterday, saw a fishing line snagged on a rock. She pulled in 20 feet of line. At the end was a 30-pound striped bass. The fish had swallowed a Hi pound bunker spoon. Mrs. Petroskl knows about such spoons. Her husband sells fishing tackle at a local store. limited to plotting space travel and combatting invaders from other planets. He also keeps busy in other, not so breathless films. He does a number of TV dramatic shows when he has the time. He Is now starring in a 39-part TV film series called "I Led Three Lives," based on the true adveiv tures of a Communist spy for the l"BI. "A lot of actors won't touch TV." he observed, "I think they are mak ing a bad decision. When I do a show like Robert Montgomery's, I am seen by a huge audience. I figured lt would take me 36 years of playing 'Mister Roberts' In Chi' cago to reach as big an audience. It would take a movie 13 years of playing four shows a day at the Radio City Music Hall." Busy enough as an actor, Carl son has now branched out as director. He directed "Riders , to the Stars" for the company which he, producer Ivan Tors and writer curt Slodmak have together. THE INCREDIBLE ESCAPES... THE AMAZING LOVE STORY.. i i MOUDINII- I :TB f if - from Scotland K-Jri Ii! HOUDINII-IUHind hand and font fcr rtespea the Hesdljr rip-ism! SPOPTc urwaV Freed Turks, Souih Koreans Display - Hate; Our Boys: 'Be Light Be Bright By MILO FARNETI PANMUNJOM Some laugh ter and Jov came to panmunjom today as : 80 Americans returned to freedom In obviously better health and spirits than those lib erated in the first three days of the great Korean prisoner ex change. . There were few maimed and haggard men to today's group. The Reds sent back 250 South Koreans, 90 Americans, 35 Turks and 25 British a total of 400. They said Sunday's group of 400 will Include 250 ROKs, 112 Amer icana. 21 British, 13 Turks, 2 Aus tralians, 1 Canadian and 1 Filipino. The 112 Americans will be the biggest shipment of U. S. troops so far to four days of "Operation Big Switch" and will bring the total of Americans returned to 401. The Reds have promised to send back 3,313 Americans among 12,763 Allied POWs. So far, the fourrday exchange has brought back a grand total of 1,205 ROKs, "311 Americans, 143 Turks, 126 .British, 34 Filipinos, 21 Colombians, ,7 French,,! 6 Austra lians, and l'' eich ' Belgian, Cana dian, Greek and South African. The prisoners' released Saturday rolled out tof the ndrth In Rod trucks under a broiling sun. One carried .a skin drum and another wore a red and white cap., standing out brightly against the dull blue POW clothing. Eighty were Negroes, many from the old 24tH Regiment, disbanded two years ago when the Army abolished racial segregation. The returnees were exuberant. "Well. well, old chap. Pall Malls, no less!" one quipped to Lt. Louis Balent of SummerviUe, N. J., when. the military policeman' dumped a carton of cigarettes Into a helmet ENDS TONIG Biggest Musical since "An American In Paris"! M . . A (4 Jl4 Ii mil"' aui MltlMt" CONTINUOUS FROM I2;4S P M tlQ MMM? lOZ7leXfi MY DARLING I i 76 BE SEEfUfl rJ--'y-Sjiff THi WEST'S DEADLIEST gjiy 7 '2viteptpVP rihimani W Cry t$ - WAYNE MORRIS ELENA VERDUGOl naccAH them arOUnd. "Be light, be bright! It sure Is good to be back to this little piece of the old.U. 8.!" "Man do you realize we are in the USA?" cried Pic. Frank J. Quarles of Hopkinsville, Ky., as his truck punea inio me cju.u"b noint. "I just can't fceep my mouth shut," he said. "It was a long trip and a sick one." Seeing a convoy of singing Red North Koreans driving up the road, the Americans yelled and hooted. "We might as well sing, too shall we give him a little blues, boys?" ' A deeper note was struck by the Turks and South Koreans. Their hatred of their captors was so intense that scores tore off their Chinese prison uniforms in spontaneous acts of defiance. ' Communist prisoners,- too, fol lowed, the urge to she.d their gar ments,' and ' the U. N. road from Munsan to Panmunjom was lit tered with American Army gear wool ,and cotton fatigue clothing, mess kits, toilet articles and al most everything else issued to the sullen Reds. Poverty-stricken Korean civil ians scavenged the gear. Allied ofiiceis estimated return ing Reds have discarded thousands of dollars worth of prison gear which under the Geneva Conven tion must be the same quality of clothing as American soldiers wear at the front. When the Reds discard their GI outfits in the Red reception center, the thrifty Communists save the clothing. ' Although the return of American, British and other U. N. prisoners went off much as scheduled by the M'S-M's TOP j ASTAIRE OSCAR LEVANT NANETTE FABRAY ant,- . JACK BUCHANAN nut JAMES . BS.L. Clak Novdty incrUjlMAN SATURDAY. AUGUST 8, 1953 Reds, the Communists snowea no such precision w'Hh the KUris. Allied officers complained that the lists of ROK prisoners sent back were grossly out of order and were, frankly, "a mess." Meanwhile, at Inchon, a port on South Korea's west coast, some American disabled were loaded by helicopter onto the hospital ship Haven for the voyage back to the United States. - - They were given the Navy's Dest soft bunks, clean white sheets meals brought to them, ice cream and the run of -the ship's recreational facilities. Other able-bodied Americans re turned in the first three days con tinued their processing, waiting for the first ship to leave for home. Air Raid Sirens Blow By Mistake SACRAMENTO, Calif. LTI It was a nice, sunny and peaceful after noon yesterday until just after 2 p.m., the capital's 16 air raid warning sicens went off by mistake, A civil defense of ficial said an operator al the cen tral fire alarm station tailed to lock the mechanism which sets off the sirens. ENDS TONIGHT! TOMORROW! mm THEIR LAUGH-HAPPY, LOVE-HAPPY v MUSICAL!, CHARISSE TirUr CART RIDES FREE FOR THE I ItlaSa KIDDIES! 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