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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO dlaclw :';.V : v i: ' ' IHW-14M Ke. -t . , Baturta? Eveoinf, Aug. tt Ul'l TretenS CB1 :30 Look la tiim Sklee SSI Word! M Lut ' ' T OO News ABC . ?:M Clyde McCoy Show ABC 0 gaturdsv MUht, Country Itjrlo . HO Tlx Lono Iniir ABC t !3 Saturday Scores ABC , JO Gunamok CBS ..DO Mr. Km CBS . 30 Maddox Bros. Host 18:00 10 pjn HoadluiM . 10:15 U.S. Army Be-ne 10:30 Bill Blndiumj Il:MSlaa Oft Nam Buauaarr .lias mm on . Cn,W MM Ee. FIT t - Sunday, Aug. T:00 NsWa ABC " 7:03 Concart HaU Kevin ABC 7:30 Newa ABC 1M Concart Hall Havua ABC . ... IS 5'ccw2K'. cm : :M Llant LUa Hour ABC 8:08 calrary Jfffm Sim fiXtSJ to Uarnlns CBS 0:45 Broadway la Kavtew 10:00 News ABC 10:05 Gloria Parker ABC 10:30 News ABC 10:35 National Vespers ABC 11:00 First Presbyterian Church U:0 News ABC . . 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Monday, Aug. 14 DO Barly Bird Naws ' 8:88 Alarm Clock Club : :a Siarjy Biros 8:84 rive Minutes with An Osea Stale . 7:08 Naws Bisaktsrl Bdltita , . t:jb mamas nounaup. i r:so siod iferrva nny- r:ee ssiir raceer v. -:eS-Babblrl'e Second Cup ol Caffee U1UB W Klamath Falls, Oroaaa , AMERICAN CHINES! Foods ar their bait I Mi. 4M Far Offers T Toko Out . Bin B..Lee, Mgr. 'Round ths VILLARD HOTEL "HOST of the WEST . . and..'- : ' .." . STILL the BEST" ' ft -k it Paul Bunyon Coffee Shop Open 6:30 o.m.-9;00 p.m. Pendereie Lounqe . Whert Fin Food ond Friends Meet Pine Grove Every Sat. Nite . , - ' . : 8-2:30 o.m. ' "', 1 Feoturinrj Nitely Except Tuesday' THE WHITESELLS Bib. 8Bd Mvrl Music for Every Mood Dining :! Dancing !! Listening FOOTBALL TONIGHT! GAME TIME S:15PM THE Shrine Allstar HEAR IT ON Your 5000 Wort cU)l 8:88 Brsjakfaat Club ABC 8:00 Bluo Skies 8:18 Ma Perkins CBS 8:30 Vouns Dr. Malona CBS 8:45 Tune Time , 1848 Chat atunuey ABC 10:15 Perry Mason CM 10:30 Nora Drako CBS . 10:48 Stop r Shop 18:55 Whieperlna wrests ABC 11:15 Brlshterjbay CBS , . . . -11:30 Helen Trent CBS . -11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS ' 1188 Noon Edition ra 11:18 Paylsss Sidewalk hf 12:30 Double or Nothlns ABC 13:33 Sam Hayes ABC 1:05 Music 1:18 Arthur Godfrey CB 8 1:30 Mary Maraarst McBrldS) ABC 2:00 Wlsard of Odds CBS 1:15 Women's Newsdesk CM 1 1 1J0 Betty Crocker ABC 1:25 Ralph Story's Backyaro) CBS 1:45 Bailn Briefs 3:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:18 Hsnk Henry Show 3:50 Story Teller ABC . . 8:58 Batty Crocker ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4:18 Ted Malone ABC 4:18 Spin with Wynne. 8:88 Edward Murrow CBS 8:15 I a B Melody Time 8:38 Today's Sports HlfhUshU ' 1:45 frank Goes CBS 5:55 Hometown Naws ' 8:00 Lux Summer Thaater CBS '. 7:00 The Lone Ranter ABC 7:18 LOS urumn, newa bk .. 7:30 Henrr J Taylor ABC . 7:45 Ouest SUr , i, 8:00 Walk a Mils CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomsa CBS 8:45 Family Skslston CBS . 8:00 Godfrey Talent Scouts CBS 8:38 Preview of Tomorrow 1:45 Desert In- Orch. 10:00 10 in. headlines 10:15 SUrllht Roof ABC . 10:30 Bill s Bsndatand ll:oo Slot Off Nawa Summary mot Sim OH 4. V EFJ1 - lUt E. - Ml ' Saturday Evening, Auf. it 6:00 How It Happened 1 6:16 Klamath Tkeatar uls 1:00 Psewe Stidharo and Mt Baacfc 7:18 Klsmslh Tessplo BSUf 8:00 Bend Mualc 8:10 It's Football Time ' ' 5:15 Shrine All-Slsr Football Gams 6:00 News DLBS au.IH. ail.BlB,. rnnthall name 6:51 Cecu Brown Commentary MBt 18:00 Hawsll Calls MBS , 10:30 Vlralnls Barn Dane MBS . 11:08 Nlsnt Owls Club 11:30 Sun Oil EMI lit Ee. -fit Sunday, Ar. U 8:60 Wlnaa of Baaiau . 8:10 Back la Gad DLBS 88 Radio Bible CUss aSBf ; 8:36 Vauth Soldiers for Christ . t:4S Music as Manjutta a mi w.w.u nS t ha Ate DLBS 10:15 Muiio DLBS 10:18 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank at Bsrnaat DLBS 11:15 Land af Ths rra MBS 11:45 Across the Blue Paellie DLBS 11:11 BUI Cunnlntham DLBS is:as weenie womir 1 oo Guy Lombardo Orchestra DLBS 1:30 Koitalanets Orchsstra DLBS 1:18 Hawa MBS I SO The Shadow MB6 1:88 True Datatsive MM 1:88 Nleb Carter MBS 18 Mawa MBS . 1:3 Sausd Room MBS :ou vsrn ssnve , . . - . 4 30 Vsn do Vsntar and Us Mtwt MBS 5:00 Music by Cloutlsr 8:30 Musis Hall Varletlss . t:tt Jimmy ridler , 8:15 Klamath Tksaare SSuhl 7:00 Dear Marfy. It's Murder MBS 1:55 Nsws DLBS iw Twenty tswesnoas mm 8:30 Sounding Board DLBS 6:68 Newspaper af lb Air BUM 8:15 Sports Hall af Fain Clock Station Game . mm III ar7 S S I i i i .rrvss ii HERALD 6:30 dhlcsro Theater of the Air MBS 10:30 Roman tic Moods DLBS UM Ham Oaf ErJl 1IM Ee. -m ' Monday, A((. U 1:66 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Farm Reporter 8:45 Sons of the Pioneers 7:06 Heasisajway Maws MM 7.16 Breakfast Gaaa MM 7:16 Today's Beet Buys 7:45 First Edition of tha Newt I S Cecil Brow MBS 8:15 Bob Green News DLBS 6:30 Mslodle Interlude 8:25 Holland Enfls News MBS 8:10 Breakfast Gen MBS 8:45 Join tha Navy 8:00 Mornlnt Melodies 8:45 Mualc of Manhsttsn to o Nstrspapsr of ths Air PLM 16:16 Tails Tail DLBS . 10:30 Music DLBS , . 11:41 A Visit to LaPelntaa 11.08 Ladles Fair MBS 11:28 Sam Hayes News MBS 11:88 Quest far a Day MBS 11:00 Tips from ths Town Shea 12:16 Noonday Newa 11:3 Best a Record 11:41 Farm and Market Reports 11:88 Klamath Naioo , 11:58 A Vlalt to Currln'a I S Jack Kirkwsod MBS 1:3 Lucky U Ranch MM 1:00 Nsws DLBS 1:05 Northweat News DLBS . 2:15 Musto DLBS 2:23 NfWl MBS 2:30 Warm Up Time MBS 2:35 Gsme of the Dsy 1:55 Csmsl scoreboard MBS 4:00 Guest Star 4:16 Haaunaway Nawa MM 4:30 Cuit Msaaay Tlma MBt 4:18 Sam Karee. News MBS 5:00 Sonts of the B.Bar B MBS 5:30 Wondsrful City MBS 1:51 Cscll Brawn, MM 6:6 Gabriel Hettter MBS 6:16 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:38 Around Twn Nawa 8:4 Bemathlaf I Think Abeut 8:48 Sam Rayas. Newa MBS 1 6:68 Bill Rsary MBS 7:00 Ths Fslcon MBS . 7:30 Hall of FanUsy MBS , 8:08 Let Georee us u MM 8:30 Sports Rsport 8:40 Meet the Nelthbors 8:45 Tone In Podb . i y 6:55 Accordlnf to tha Record p:oo newspaper r in Air :ta PultM Lwt Jr. Itll 8:30 Repertar'e Rounup MBS 8:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Under Arrest DLBS 10:30 Coke Time with Eddie fisher MBS 10:45 Broadway Review ,,' " 11:00 Nlshl Owl Club 11:30 Situ off ECNO e Ee. ' MT Bandar, Auf. JJ Altorts, Ctllftrala 7:30 World News Roundup 7:45 Chaos: In the Sky 8:15 Calvary Behoee 8:38 Nsws, Band Must 8:45 Variety Soiree 8:18 Ministerial Profram 8:30 Church Directory 6:48 Musis for Sunday 16:6 Nsws, CsUlnt AU Drivers Calk, fornla Sportsman 10:16 Navy Band 18:3 Chapel In th Sky , 11:00 COS Sort Rail ' 19:oa Rnorta Paee 11:08 Lak Csunty Maws 11:1 Modoe County News is:ia worm nsws sia 11:3 Parade of Rita Raundup 11:4 Under tha Capital Beau :aa Alger Yneaira 11:55 Mystery Tuna i:o top Ton Tune 1:48 Guest Star 1:00 News, tha Perm! Art. - S:88 SrranS of Marey. Drama 8:8t Naws. Football Sesraa 1:16 Proudly Wo Rail 1:48 News Roundup 4 0 Favarltaa f th Fattett 4:88 Pop Wl Preview 4:4 News. . 4:48 Coconut Grove Orch. 8:00 sun Off Altana, Ctllftrala - Monday, Au(. 24 7:16 Raws 7:46 Farm Markete s so Bullstln Board 6:18 Hollywood Ssrensders ' 8:3 Mid Moraine News, Musts 8:48 Harmony Shop 8:00 Musis with your Meals 6:18 Amsrlesn Folic Musis 6:36 Momma Melodies 10:t Nsws, Sports 16:18 Club Msatlnas . ' 10:M Concert Time 16:48 Fiesta Time 11:80 News, Conunsntsry . 11:18 Accent on Melody 11:10 Musical Roundup 11:48 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sparta Pais iz:oa Lsae county news 11:10 Modoe County News 12:18 World News Roundup 12:30 Psrada of Hits 11:40 Under tha Capital s:o Aieer sneeiro U:5t Mystery Tuna in Meaoe rarm Asvwer lilt Pastoral Call 1:1 Orsan Moods 1:U Melody Club 14 Naws 1:03 Listener's Cholc , 3:0 News-eports 3:10 Aecerdlns th Rsssrd 1:11 Jan Qarber 1:3 Meet the Band l as Dtnlnt Suters 4:80 Nsws 4:11 Music of Dsya Gene By 4:30 Pop Preview 4:4 News. 4:48 Ren Savtre Orch. 8:8 Sign Oft Stock Answer Would Stump Friend Or Foe FREEDOM VILLAGE, Kores HI A corporal from Birmingham, Ala., aald today he had one answer whenever the Communists asked him to give his opinion on t politi cal subject. Cpl. Howard Wolfe said his stock answer was: "I'm a soldier In the United States Army and I don't have an opinion on anything. I V I II AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAfUjAK'Ki Attsls: Au.:''tAVt.II.J ki:kiil.i-.'..r.'1 savr : ,'. , . .. : '',. vui now imiiiiiu' Vina, mev this i no. t!ma f discus, whether .H 'sueceod or fflfthar if on.f .Whether. W iWming country er wWhar u i fiot, end to cnuinerefa ths hundreds of mistAlei And rWuum: i ind,row end arguments .rid v At I see' there hv tiesr but bhe Problem that they ere j here, ; ertcj ihaf'i to Set,m housed within li or ehjhf: wetiii-J tTh!n3? havs been a terrible mess. Thau ere gotting 'em straight- -J fried out.,. But even noot.net feur eneugh,-There ' about 700 1 Of oOO Of 'Cm. About 200 Wn Un jiknwf U r,ni ! i- i . .. . . jfvorirrion :nT trpm tne transient inq iut. is'oiy rnoy aro using egvltr w&os . But it's lust a hevo te bo out bf the tents, ThAra. it' r,r.ntt. 4J AM4 KI.U.:.-.L.. I f . Ml 1 Tl.. . ( . r""-? wM.o.iM uiTTcys no ccan ana wmi.o. inty i tan !yy. gnt that.in, but, its homes they need right now and i jCcJonel Klwtl,. in charge, roalnoi it, j . You Vnow, after a;l, there is a lot of difference en pioneer- j jincj .'er geld end pioneering for spinach, - ' THE "WILL ROGERS SAYS ." , dispatch of the- famous philosopher wet written the dey be fore his lest one, according to &. e. rurdin, who proved it with e framed newspaper1 clipping, here reproduced, Purdin, 2248 Orchard Avenue, was e deep edmirer of Rogers. ' .. Custody Of 'Coma Mother' Sought By Her Mother MIAMI, Fla. 14) Janice Cub hedge, 16-year-old "coma mother" was back home In Labelle; Fla., to day with Her month-old son Charles ana ner nusnana rionaia, is. But Janice's mother, Mrs, Viola Markiiam ot Fort Myers, remained in Miami determined to press the petition for custody of the daughter she nursed through months of Ill ness. I Ronald took his wife and son to Labelle late yesterday after Cir cuit Judge Pat Cannon granted a habeas corpus petition and signed Mormons Out For 'Apostasy' EDMONTON, Alta.' W) ' Ten members of a small Mormon col ony at Lister, B. C, have been excommunicated for apostasy abandonment' of the Mormon faith. The announcement was made here Thursday by R. Scott' Zim merman of Edmonton, president of the Western Canada mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, who made an on-the-spot Investigation earlier this month of reports of polygamy among Mormons at Creston, B. C. Polygamy has been outlawed by the church since 1890. ' On Aug. 3. Zimmerman said a special detail of Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigating ru mors of "polygamy and malprac tices'' had reported "nothing sub stantial" on which charges could be laid. .' - The church leader revealed that he and other officials had been investigating, for the. past 14 months, conditions at the small British Columbia community, in the Creston district near the Cana dian-United States' border. I ' But the excommunicated mem bers weren't tried on charges of polygamy, he said. Polygamy was too difficult to prove end therefore did not enter into the trials. Rather, the church confined its in vestigations to charges of disbelief in Mormon doctrines. Official reason given tor the ex communication was . spostasv, abandonment of the Mormon faith. Zimmerman said the Lister Mor mons had refused to aocepOthe authority of their church In several instances. He said they had followed the teachings of .a previously excom municated member who was oust ed from the church for belief in polygamy. Instead of paying to the cnurcn meir times one-tenth of their annual Income, he added, thev turned them over to their un identified leader. Admission Charge To Help Defray , Embezzler's Debis BALTIMORE WV For a 264enl admission fee the curious may come into the home of a convicted embezzler here Sept. 13 and 14 to see what she bought with her money. Oate receipts plus the proceeds of an auction sale of the home furnishings of Mrs. Naomi M Ringrose will go toward .paying back In part, at least, social security workers whose savings were swindled. Mrs. Rliwo.se. former secretary of their credit union, is serving a five-year prison term for embea slement of $340,000. The furnishings which will ae auctioned Sept. 14 Include gold inlaid chairs, imported vases and an antique hail cnime ciocr.. Mon Carefully Gives Self RR Track Death LONOACRE. W. Va. IAV-An un. employed Army veteran put on his best suit, wrote a noie on me oaca of an envelope and walked to New York Central Railroad tracks nearby. ' He carefully removed nis coat and hung it on aignal post. Then he lav down on the tracks and waa killed by a passmg freight train. That's how Magistrate Charles R. Bess of Boomer reconstructed at an Inquest the death yesterday of Thomas J. Hairston. 26. The note, addressed to the man s sister and brother-in-law, aald In Thli U Will's Di.p6.ch; ftianeeerntnt in The whole thind 'i " ;-" csmpi down home (not CCC) about 150 Alaskan worlmen at fa Weelct to snow now and thev berth workmort end sotHersi ,1 prinfed Auaust 15 et the lest the order placing them in' his Cus- wdy.. ... . ;r .,. The ?'coma mother'' made the 130-mile trip in an ambulance. She was pale and, unable to walk, but appeared In good spirits. Ronald and the baby went along in another oar, accompanied by his parents, Mr; and Mrs. Lester Cubbedge.- In Miami,' Mrs.' Markham said sne aian t go to Labelle "because of the abuse I would be shown were, i leel I did not set fusti. Judge Cannon did not show me any jusuce m uiis esse." "There should have been more investigation and consideration giv en the case for the benefit of the K'n, airs. Maranam declared "I hope to get better Justice in Juve nile, rruiri. Mrs. Markham's petition seeking custody of her daughter and the baby boy, is scheduled to be heard before Juvenile Judge Walter H. Beckham Tuesday. Since discharge from a hospital last month, Janice, her mother and the child have been living in an apartment lent them by Mrs. I. Rivera Cardenas. Kind-hearted Mi amlans helped them out with food and clothtjjg. . Ronald and his father and moth er came here Monday from Labelle and filed the habeas corpus peti tion. Ronald ssked custody of Jan ice and the baby born while Janice was in a coma from a brain Injury last Jan. 27 at Monroe, N. C. Medical authorities testified dur ing the custody hearing that Janice had the mind of an infant because of the brain Injury and resulting meningitis. 200 Convening Firemen Flop v AMSTERDAM. N. Y. Lewis Oowdie's garage Caught fire and a whole firemen's convention couldn't put it out. About 200 members of the New York State Volunteer Firemen's Assn. answered the alarm yester day when local firefighters were paged at the outdoor meeting in suouroan cranesvuie. Oowdle, a spectator at the fire men's contests, went along with the crowd and discovered the fire. was at his place, about 1,000 feet away. The two-car garage and Oowdie's automobile were destroyed and his house was damaged. He put the loss at $2,000. The cause was not determined. ENDS TONIGHT! mm 11 I tT CARTOON esasj5! I " ' . RKSIaroais WILLIAM HOLDEN - DON TAYLOR OTTO PREMINGER Man Prejudices Two-Bit Civil Service Employe VAN NUYB. ' Calif. Wi Milton Wlegman, a bread salesman, wan: imnitrtainiv down the cor- f !,. MiinlciDal Building, a .,, .n.tinn in his hand. a. .nw. nniirMi him. asked he-could help. Wiegmsn showed .his ticket. , Tha amnlava minted out mac, since Wlegman had two prior traffic arrests, he'd have to post bml of $15 or appear In coup, WUmnin hrlrllnd. "Whatdaya mean?" he demanded angrily. "I don't have to take that off a two - bit civil service emrMove!" Wlegman atamped out. But he learned later that he did have to appear in court. . And when Jie showed ud yesterday he met the sam civil servant on the bench. The Judge, Walter C. Allen, said he guesses Wlgman would be want ing a Jury trial He set it In another Judge's court, commenting, "I might be prejudiced in this case." e j Factory Average $1.77 An Hour ' WASHINGTON ( Average hourly wages of factory workers climbed to a record $1.17 last month Just before the Korean truce was signed, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said today. i This was a 21 per cent gain over the pre-Korean war level. It includ ed overtime and other premium pay. All industries, BLS said, reported higher hourly earnings at the close of the fighting than three years earlier. , - However, the biggest gains were scored In defense-related ordnance, primary metals and Instrument in dustries. . The smallest gains were regist ered In the apparel, textiles, print ing and publishing and tobacco in dustries, where there was little net change in employment. Hourly earnings for factory pro duction workers were 13 cents higher this July than at the same time a year ago. The average work week In July was 40.4 hours, pointing to contin ued widespread overtime in the nation's factories. TOMORROW hA 1 " - e .an iH1"' Tht . most iiscussii sine Y, tuprn. r"e(f',TriJ Hi 7" timm I"" a. .e slV eta.e n . rite i MV XV k" -t SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS 'CONTINUOUS FROM I2 4S P.M. J - J "LP-V i f 1 3 I "IP The screen's salute to those boisterous, roisterous, Prisoners-of -War ... who fought back with their secret weapon, iaughter. . . battling barbed wire with barbed wit, and machine guns withmonkeyshines. It's a story of men of fighting spirit, living under brutal conditions.who never stopped trying to break out of "the camp no one from." Stalag 17 LAUGH. CRYand wry from At ia Japs Slate 2nd TOKYO CP) A Japanese labor unlS whose W.000 claimed mem bera are employed by the U. 8. aimed torces at bases throughout toe country wenmeM today a second 48 hour strike would be called next Friday. , The newspaper Asabi Shlmbun reported that the ste as being railed to back up Japan Garrison Forces Labor Union Zf Semands for a revision of tte i basic United States. Japan labor con tract covering workers employed by the American forces. Oovernment, union and U. JJ. Armv representatives have been negotiating contract revisions Asahi said differences stUl re mained on the Army's right to toe "dangerous elements" for security sjIstsESSfiBriSI IIACOOeaUDtARH-WOMUCOKt UDCt KKWTT UlDI Bftt . JALOPY CIVEAW AT Courtesy ...... BALSIGER MOTOR CO Wednesday Only! CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P M ADULTS ONLY! BASED ON AN IDEA BY ADAM AND EVE! r Hotting. liam David Maggie HOLDEN - H1VEN - McNAMARA Si THE BIG FRAME rasastjaaaaa II ' aaaassassasaaass ;I T Unit Shew I 'CARTOONS I THE LAUGH-LOADED SAiUTETOTHEP.W.'s! ever escaped will make you CHEER I Ruuim mma'$ amw i SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1953 Protest Strike reasons. norten have recognized the Army's right to fire workers but could not agree on what constituted "dangerous elements." . . 'i ' BATES' BAIT . COHASSET, Mass. Ifl-When tha Bates Family Association, Inc held a reunion last night they re-' laxed the rules somewhat. Also invited were 'Persons mnm Badts, Baet, Baett, Bat, Bate. Ban De Bats, De Bate end La Bate, We cater to those that demaaai the very best In insurance. Baas Norland Agency. 627 Fine St. CONTINUOUS FROM !2tBP,M ' mm ENDS TONIGHTI Vrrr',raiaa MaMMs.HH TOMORROW! U Its KMft fUmtf k Scttltnd, Cunw.9 tni m tin Mttomtnmt rnNTIMllOllfi from 12:45 P.M ENDS TONIGHT! fORT riMmaanx I SUNDAYH TWO RiP-ROARINGl n ACTION HITS? r ikOUOLKSTCitCWrMbH SsIM 2HS THE OUWB1J Seas JOHN PAYNE DONNA REED GERALD MQHR . LON CHANEY and man 4thunderinc Yf ft CRUSADERS H l OF THE WHITE I 'plcOCKADE! . mm ERROLFlYNNf BWTRICE CAMPBELl-WONNt FURNEAUX ROGER LIVESEY'ANTHONY SIEa SHORTS-CARTOON-N6WS I I a8av .I ssta a. W liassasisaesassasssssasessr I 1 A ormonstCTj Hi cenB from '3 jt 1 Isatairnies J J t. el apece fc 's to met tht m K tfreTltTt J ft l'f J etstiny I r.'Zr ner tosll mm part: "I'm sorry to leave you but my me s not worinwniie."