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Radio
Saturday Kvenln. March ff
' :0O Wt'i Pretend CB
. 6:30 Garden Oste CBS
, Word ol Uft ,
1:00 Two lor tht Honiy Cl -.
7:30 Charllei Bed time 8"
- I;00 The Lone Ranger ABC
. .8:25 Newi ' ...
J 130 GunifDOWrf CBS
. B 35 Sank a Salute CBS
9 00 The Hih Mountain CBS
10:00 10 P.M. Hed.llni-
10:13 Dancinf Party ABC
10:30 Palmer Houie Orcn. ABC
10M Sign Off New Summary
- KFLW M He. -PST
' Sunday, March 7
V im ftjlt lau C:iy TaDernacI CBS
' IS Utni Li Hour ABC ,
s 00 The World Tomorrow ABC
A M How Christian Science Heal
8 45 You Were There '
10:00 Clirlitlatl 1 Action ABC
10:30 National Vest ABC
II -00 Klamath Lutheran Church i
12 00 New Vork Philharmonic CBS
100 Old rnioned Revival Hour ABC
1H Voice el Prophecy ABC
' .W Greatest Story Ever Told ABC
'3:M Houi nt Oecuion ABU
3:30 Johnny Mercer CBS
4:00 The Symphonette CBS . .
4:30 Amoa . 'Nr Andy CBS
5 00 Edear Bergen at Charlie .McCar-
'. 5:30 CBS Newiroom. Sunday Deili CBS
e:DU nanmr rwji" .
8:30 Sunday Serenade
7:00 Gene Autry CBS
7:30 The Whiitler CBS
8:00 OUr Mil Brooka CBS , '
S:30 My Little Marsie CBS .
00 B:ng Croaby CRS
9:30 Jack Benny CBS .
11.00 10 p.m Head ii nee
10 la Monday Mornln Headline! ABC
lOi.lO Bevlval Time ABC
11:00 Sign OH Newi Summary
J1;M Sign Oil .
. KFLW-MSe Krt. PST
Monday, March 8
' g;M Barly Bird Newe
- f :M Alarm Clock Club
:30 Ha Iter ' Almanac
,, 45 Ride the Bua
C:M Music .
7:00 New - Breakfatt CditlOS
7:11 Charlie a Jtsundua
7:M Bob Garred ABC
a.ja- . fr.ikH ARC
.7:45 Babbitt Second Cua t Coliae
Club CBS.
1 09 Breakiait Club ABC
". 9:00 Blue Slclea
. 9:15 Chet Huntley ABC
.9:30 Helen Trent CBS
. s:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS
10:00 Better Living Club
10:15 Ma Perkina CBS
20:30 Ycung Dr. Melon LBS
. 10i44 Stop tt Shop
10:55 yTbiaperlng StreeU AJC :
MWS Perry Mason CBS,
11:30 Nora Drake CBS
11:45 Brighter Day CBS
13:00 Noon edition rtewa
12:15 PaylM Sidewalk Show
. 12:30 House Party CBS
. 1:00 Sam Hayes ABC
1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS
; 1:45 Hank Henry Show
2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS
2:45 Ted Mai one ABC
3:00 Wizard of Odda CBS
3U Ruth Aihton CBS ,
, 3:20 Betty Crocnax CBS
. ,l:5 Untold Story CBS
'2:20 Hank. Henry Show
4:00 Grand Central Station ABC -'
4:25. Basin Briefi
4:30 Spin with Wynne
.4:45 When a Girl Marrlei ABC
. 5:00 Edward Uurrow CBS
i-IB B 4c B. Melody Time
5.30 Today'i SporU Highlight
. 5:45 Frank Goat CBS
' B 55 Hometown New -6:00
Lux Radio Theatre CBS
7:00 The cone Ranger ABC
7:25 Lei Griffith. News ABC
''1TM Henry J. Taylor ABC ,
; f;S Western Jamboree . .
, S:00 Suipenae CBS
:.'; Lowell Thomas CBB
t 8:43. Tennessee Ernie Show: CBS .
(19A0 Beulah CBS
: 8:13 Julius La BOia CBS ,
9:30 Preview of Tomorrow
9:45 Join the Navy.
10:00 U PJrt. Headline
10:15 Lum & Abner ABC
10:30 Kilocycle Klub
11:00 Sign Oft Newi Summary
11:03 Sign Off ...
' KFJ1 115 aVo. P8T '
Saturday Eveninir, March 6
t:00 How It Happened
:15 Mualc
' 6:23 Hollywood Highlights
' 6:30 Aaeembly ot Goo. .Hour ,
: Ijoo Valley Wranglers 1 '
Ajt.T:M Klamath . Temple Hour
" S:00 Pre-gnme Muiic 1 , . .
' siaS Basketball Oregon State vtrsui
souincrn vainonuaj
' 643 Klamath Armory Boxing
10:;t0. Cecil Brown Commentary MBS
30:35 Music Box Medley Time
11:00 Sign Off
, , JCF.fl 1159 Kc. PST
Saturday Evening-, March 6
1 7:30 Orult Roberta
on ibinii at HaaUM
ar39 Back - te God DLBS
9 00 Radio Bible Clan MBS
I N Youth totdiera for Cariat
9:45 Pentacoetal Church
It 00 Newspaper of the Air OLBB
10:13 Trank and Erneit MBS
10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS
31:00 Keep Healthy MBS
11:13 Social Security Program -11:30
Music of Manhattan
' 11:43 Record Pets ot the Week UBS
12:00 Newe DLBS
12:13 Bill Cunningham MBS
12:30 Comic Weekly Maa
1:00 Counterspy MBS
1:30 Nick .Carter MBS
I 33 Lome Green MHS
3:00 The Shadow MBS
3:90 True Detective MBS
3:55 Cecil Brown New MTtR
3:00 Bulldog Drummond MBS
3:30 On The Line With Bob Conildine
MBS
3:43 Les Brown Show
.. 4tO0 lumbar do I nnd, USA MBS
4:30 Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade
5:00 Hawaii Call MBS
S:30 Jimmy Tidier
5:45 KFJl Commentary
6 00 Walter Winchell ABC
6:15 Local News
6:25 Hollywood Highlights
fl:30 Youth View the Newt ,
7:00 Take A Number DLBS ,
7:30 Twenty Questions DLBS
3:00 Let George Tin It DLBS
3:30 Nightmare MBS ,
00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
0 30 Chicago Theater of the Air MB!
10:30 Sign Off
KFJI 1150 Kc. PUT
Monday, March B
nn Sunrise Serenade
6:30 Farm Reporter
6 45 Sons of the Pioneers
7m Frank Hemingway News DLBS
7.15 Breakfast Gana MBS
7:30 Today'a Best Buys
7:45 First Edition Local News
7: S3 Something To Think About
8:00 Cecil Brown MBS
3:15 Bob Greene Newt DLBS
, 6:20 Titus Moody DLBS
8:23 Holland Engle New MBS
8:30 Brsakls.it Gang MRS
'' 8:43 Farv.ard March
;H0 Melody Manor
9:15 A Visit to Currin e
. 9 20 Gabriel Heatler MBS
' 9:30 Carnation Milk rime
- 9 45 Muaie of Manhattan
10 00 Newspaper or the Air DLBS
10:15 Tello Test DLBS
30:30 Music
10:45 A Visit to LaPolntes
11:00 Wonderful Cltv MBS
11:25 Sam Hayes Newa MRS
II M Quean lor a Day MRS
t2:0n Tip from the Town Shop
. 12:15 Noonday Flditlnn Local News
11:W Best on Xcrora
,,12:45 The Horn Kohhlere
l:oo The Hour nf Stars
V00 Tony Martin
. 1:15 Ginger Ho cert
' 1:30 Dick Powell
(1:45 Peggy Lee
, 3.00 New DI.BS '
3:t3 NorthwcM News DLBS
' 2:13 Music DI.BS
, 3:25 New MHS
3 30 South Sixth Street Varieties
3:00 Hughes Heel MBS
. 3:15 Tello Tent DLUK
3 30 lark Ktrkwood Show DLBS
4:O0 Ufa Go To Town
. 4:13 Frank Heminiway News DLBS
, 4 30 Curl Vaev Tim MHS
, 4 43 Sam Hayes News DLBS
1 S 00 Bohby ilenirn
5:30 Wild Bill lllckork
B.K Ceell Brown MBS
. A M Gabriel Hester MRS
VA T fXin T'ditmn ical Newt
6 25 Hollywood Highlights .
I 30 Vlrfil Pmklev Mm MtBS
- 6 43 Sam Hayes News DLBS
Klamath falli. Orunn
AmcKlvAN CHINESE
fod at thtlr bcitl
Ben B. Lee. Mar.
4 For Ota'cti Ta Taka Out
cog
I N BUI Reaxy MRS
7:00 The falcon MBS
7:30 SporU Report
7:40 According to the Record
7:45 Perry Como Show MBS
8:00 Under Arrest MBS '
8:30 The Railroad Hour NBC
9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 Moonlight Melody Time
9:45 Htrry Winner Spurts MSB
9:53 Robert Hurleigh News MBS
10:00 Music Box Medley time
11:00 Sign Off
KCNO PROGRAM SCHEDULE
57S Kilocycle, Alturaa. Cal".
Sunday, March 7
7:00 Sunrise Serenade
7:30 World News
7:45 Little White Chapel
8:00 Music for Sunday
8:15 Calvarv Eetinee
8:30 Judy Realty News
8:35 Band Music
8:45 Concert
9:15 Ministerial Program .
9:30 Church Directory
9:45 Mantovanl
10:00 News Feature
10:13 Navy Star Tim
10:30 Cbapel in the Sky
11:00 Concert Mooda
12 00 Noon Prayer
12:00 Sports News
12:03 Lake County News
12:10 Modoc News :'. . )
12:15 Noon NtWt I
12:30 All Time Hits ' -
12:35 Wax Factory Part
12:45 Wax Factory Part 11 .
100 Wax Factory Part 111
1:30 Organ Moods
1:45 Guest Star
3:00 News and Sports '
215 Tin Pan Alley . .
230 Errand of Mercy Drama
2:45 Sunday Concert '
3:00 News Sponsored
3:03 Sunday Concert
3:30 Proudly We Hall
4 00 News
4:05 Show Time Revue
4:30 Music
5:15 World News Final
g:sn Sfcn Off
Kota TV Med'ora. Channel
Saturday Evening-, March 6
3:50 Devotions
4:00 TBA
4:30 Angus Bowmer
5:00 We. Urn Theater
5:45 Captain Video
6:00 Melody Wranglers
7:00 Medallion Theater
7:30 TBA
8.00 Jackie Gleason
BOO Pet Milk Amateur Hour
8:30 Break the Bank
10:30 Hit Parade
11:00 News
II:OS Weather
11:10 Sign Off
Sunday, March 7
1:30 Adventure
2:00 Omnibus - , .
3:30 Faith For Today
4:00 Excursion NBC-S
4:30 Del Monte Garden Show FC
5:50 News
6:00 This is the Life
0:30 TBA
7:00 Private Secretary
7:30 Life of Riley
8:00 Toast of Town CBS-NC
9:00 Inner Sanctum
9:30 Weekly News Review LFC
B:45 TBA
10:00 Letter to Loretta
10:30 News-weatner
10:35 sign on
Movie Comedy In
Court Battle
ELIZABETH, N. J. m The
Union County grand jury today re
fused to return an indictment on
a police complaint over the show
ing of the motion picture, "The
Moon is Blue."
Prosecutor H. Russell Morss Jr.,
announced dismissal of the com
plaint of the city that the Ritz
Theater, Stanley Co. of America,
and the manager, Clement P. Mur
phy, possessed, exhibited and ad
vertised an obscene mm.
The movie was shown briefly at
the Ritz Theater Dec. 30 and was
halted by police. Members of the
Jury viewed the movie before
reaching their decision.
Men Charged With :
Income Tax Evasion
DETROIT lift Joseph Kamlnski,
who helped nearly 1,000 clients to
fill out their Income tax forms in
the past three years, was in fed
eral court today. The charge
failure to file an income tax re'
turn.
The Internal Revenue Depart
ment said Kammski, an insurance
agency salesman, made no person
al In 1951 and 1052. It estimated
his total earnings tor the two years
at $53,000.
Kaminslcl was released under
personal bond pending trial.
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AMERICAN LEGION POST 9 will have brand new quarters when this building, purchased re
cently, is remodoled and ready to go. The building, now housing the community lounge, was
purchased by tho legion from R. P. Oliver and will include a lounge, recreation room, meeting
hall and space for the women's auxiliary. A separate building will serve as quarters and stor
age room for the drum corps, according to Tom Young.
Aiken Urges Adoption Of
Eisenhower Farm Program
By EDWIN B. HAAKINSON
WASHINGTON W Chairman
Aiken (R-vt) of the Senate Agri
culture committee, said today Con
gress will have to adoot the Eisen
hower farm program as a whole
or lose the value of it.
Aiken, a strong supporter of the
program, hit out in an interview
at any major modification of the
program based on criticism of
some features of it by individual
members of Congress. He said:
Success of this program de
pends upon adopting all of it.
Nearly everybody can find some
parts or parts of it he likes." For
two days this week Aiken' lias been
acting as sort of a referee- for
Agriculture Department officials
and critical senators In a running
dispute about new and old farm
programs.
Mam controversies cen
ter around proposals to shift gov
ernment price supports to a flex
ible and lower level and to "set
aside" 2i billion dollars worth uf
farm surpluses, or about half those
now In government hands.
The set aside would be a guar
antee by the government that the
goods t.ould never be moved in
ordinary trade channels. Accord
ingly, they would not be counted
as part of surpluses when the pro
posed new flexible supports, based
on amount of various farm prod'
ucts available, were computed.
This procedure presumably would
make a transition to a flexible
system less abrupt.
Late yesterday Aiken criticized
people in government, including
members of congress, "who be
lieve in a permanent system of
government controls."
President Elsenhower and Secre
tary of Agriculture Benson have
said their new program would
mean far less government controls
over what the farmer plants and
markets.
"I'm sorry to say it but I believe
that those who favor controls are
gaining," Aiken said. "They have
almost gained control of one of our
Big Dog Race
Held In North
FAIRBANKS, Alaska 11 Char
lie Titus, a 5-ioot-5 Alaskan In
dian from Mlnto Village drove his
team of 10 inalemutes at a 15 mile
an hour pace over a snow-drilled
!0-mlle course Friday to win the
opening heat of the North Ameii'
can Dog Mushing Championships
'titus covered the extremely un-
ncuit course in 81 minutes 4 sec'
onds but the important placement
m the eyes o! the observers, wr-.j
the second place taken by Dan
Snyder, Kolzebun musher, with his
"AH Star" team of docs from Es.
klmo villages north of the Arctic
circle.
Snyder's time was 82 minutes 50
seconds. Thtt, the experts said
figured according to form. Titus
won three out of the live firt
lap? in the past championships
Here but never has won the titli:
He apparently was after his flnt
lap victory and Its $400 prize moil'
ey and put everything he had into
the neat.
Snyder, playing his docs smart,
look It easy since he still has 50
miles of racing ahead In the next
two days and he is only a lew
minutes behind for time.
Saturday's heat will be over a
!0-mili course, with 30 miles In
Sunday's final lap.
Horace (Holy) Smoke, defend
ing champion finished in a poor
14th position. Smoke was seeking
his fourth consecutive champion
ship here but he suffered a bad
break when his skilled lead dot;.
Canyon, had pups a few days nso
Canyon couldn't lead his team as
she has In the past three years.
A total of 7.000 In prize money
Is posted for the winners of the
derby. The grand champion takes
approximately nill and the re
mainder If divided between the
heat winners.
Wife Angry About
Fishing Trips
DETROIT Of) Mrs. Lillian
Squires said In a divorce petllion
today that when her husband, Wll
son, goes fishing with his buddies,
"nothing Is too good for them."
She said, "when he takes me
fishing, I have to sleep in the
car."
Tho husband has not filed an
awer to the suit which allcsc
cruelty.
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH
major political parties."
Department officials said the
President would have authority to
give all the set aside commodities
away but Under Secretary of Agri
culture True D. Morse later said
such action was not contemplated.
He said recovery of some of the
value of the produce was planned.
Sen. Schoeppel (R-Kan) had said
regular foreign purchasers of U.S.
farm products might halt or de
lay sales if they had reason to
hope lor a free ride.
Other department spokesmen
said they now are holding re
serves for passible losses on more
than 2'2 billion dollars of farm
products held at the end of last
year.
They said these reserves amount
ed to 636 million dollars or an
average of 24 per cent with pos
sible losses ranging from a low
of 12 per cent on cotton up to 94
per cent on dried milk.
Public hearings will resume
Tuesday.
Meanwhile a bill to provide lii
billion dollars more authority for
farm price support loan guaran
tees was on Its way to the Presi
dent for expected signature.
Tiie House yesterday finished ac
tion on the measure, which in
creases to a total of 8',i billion
dollars the authority of the Com
modity Credit Corporation to guar,
antee farm price support loans dur
Ing the rest ot .this year at the
present mandatory levels. -The
Department of Agriculture,
looking ahead to the next grain
harvest, said the summer would
bring the most serious grain stor
age problems In history. It urged
farmers to keep In farm storage
about half a billion bushels of grain
harvested in 1053, and offered them
incentive storage payments. The
department also called a national
conference on the problem for
Omaha, Neb., March 18.
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FALLS. OREGON
Malin Workmen
Hurt In Fall
Two Malin workmen were
brought to the Klamath Valley
Hospital by Kaler's Ambulance
suffering from Injuries received
when a scaffold on which, they
were working fell on them.
Lewis Bay. 71, and Emery
Fleming, 45, employed by the
Loveness Lumber Company, Ma
lin, were working on a scaffold
above a well about six miles
southeast of Malin when in some
manner the neavy plank scaiiold
collapsed.
Their injuries -were being
X-rayed this morning, but neither
was considered to be seriously
hurt.
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New Movie Star Keeps Own Name
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD 'Jfl Jm Lem-
moii, the screen s origmcsi
leading man, will be allowed to
keep his distinctive, slightly citrus
name.
Lcmmon is the Broadway and
TV star who made a hit in nls
first picture, "It Should Happen w
Von." opposite Judy Holllday.
Nov he has the idea! assignment
as co-star with ucuy urnuio m
"Three lor the Show." He moy
do the role of Ens. Pulver In "Mis
ter Roberts" on the screen.
Studio ofliciais tried to get the
Convention
Plans Told
Definite commitments for eight
conventions tn be held In Klam
ath Falls from the end of April to
the first of September will bring
more than 5,000 delegates here
from two to four' Bays' stay. This
figure does not include the number
of wives, husbands and friends
who will also come to Klamath
Falls by reason of these meet
ings. Among the conventions slated
are:
Christian Endeavor conference,
April 29 to May 2,' with an esti
mated 1,000 delegates;
State DAV and DAV auxiliary,
June 10 to 12, 650 delegates;
Oregon State Moose, June 18 to
20, 2,000 delegates;
Oregon State Postmasters, June
22 to 24, 150 delegates;
Oregon State Amateur Radio As
sociation, June 26-27, 600 delegates;
Pacific Northwest Plant Food As
sociation, July 20 to 22, 200 dele
gates; Oregon State Insurance Agents
Association, September 2 to 4, 100
delegates.
According tp the Klamath Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce, several
other groups have tentative dates
for meetings here. Figures on the
national average show that conven
tion delegates spend $40.58 per
convention day.
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The impassioned love story of
a pigin soldier and a beautiful
Christian captive.
poignant love story of a
Roman and the slave girl
gave her lite lot him.
The tumultuous love story of (he
mad tyrant Nero and hit wicked
wanton queen, Poppaea.
young actor to change his name to
Lennon.
"They argued that It would be
dangerous with my own name."
1.. ma '"ThAV Mfllrf fhflt When I
lie tvu w,-. - j " " " -
had mv first baa picture, the crit
ics would say, 'this movie Is a
lcmmon.'
i "But I wasn't going- to give up
a name I had spent -years building
up In New York. I stood my
ground. And they finally gave In."
Aaotner import irvm new iu.ii
on "Three for the Show" is Myron
McCormick, whose belly dance Is
as famous as any Egyptian's. He's
the original and long-lasting Luth
er BUIls of "South Pacific." The
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biggest laugh in the show came
when he caused a ship tutoo on
his stomach to undulate as it in
high seas.
"It was great exercise," he said,
"kept me in wonderful shape. I
found myself getting a little flab
by since the show closed. Now X
do the dance every morning" , , .
Paramount took the wraps off
Its new wide-screen device, Vis
taVlsion, tills week. The picture
was clear and' the 'size of the
frame was pleasing to the eye.
But dig that name. Why the two
capital Vs? Because Cinemascope
har. its capital S? Now comes
RKO with SuperScope.
Their Love
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Wonderful
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