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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1054 (Radio atog :M S:es ) : :JS SoS t 30 S: UtW 14M Ke - MI Frita Iratat. Mar It Oowfray Diaaet CBS ' rum Baach Golf Toura, CBI oiueuo nsnia AM Lea Orlfflth ABC Hill ann Bneorei u vmm r-nn Lowell TBomns CMS Tenneesee arnie t-n Onto Ji Harriet ABC MahIa Ct.H laraa w a era I'lVWIU biWI Decides On New Policy By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD I It's hsrd to imagine Shelley Winters as a - ahrlnklnt violet, but the doll claims auvs u no luugci i. u avuM matters in public. "I've tot a new policy." she tays. "From now on, my personal life is my own. I also have a new policy concerning; my career. I'm through with playing blonde floosies." : A reporter grows accustomed to hearing remarkable remarks from Shelley, but this time she seems - earnest. Hiving just gone through a highly publicised breakup of her marriage to Vittorlo Qassman, she says she's had her share of head lines and wants no more. "I'm serious," aho Insisted. "I've hid it. I see no reason why a star has to live her personal life in the public prints." I mentioned that it was hard 4 itu mvwtmm "Marlon Brando does It," she said. Oraee Kelly, and Audrey Hepburn. They've been able to keep their private Uvea private. Whv rant I?" . I further reasoned that people Just couldn't get used to Shelley as the quiet type. Her past was ajralnst her. - She admitted that she has never -been adverse to publicity, but claimed that she never sought the personal kind. What about the big blowup with Oassman in Italy? "We were egged into it by the press," she claimed. "I never said lot of things I wss supposed to have said. I never said there Was too much ham in his Hamlet." Ah, but what about her remark that Vittorlo would have to guar antee that he would marry his stage co-star, Anna Maria Femro, 'before she would agree to a div orce? She blanched, then said: "I don't want to talk about it. All I can say is that both Vittorlo and I did some foolish things. We never ahould have married. We were both so romantic that we got car ried away. "But when we faced the facts, it wss - apparent our marriage couldn't last. The idea of spend ing six months in this country and six mwthT in Italy sounded fine at the outset. But we never could have worked it out. He waa all wrapped up in hia career, and I wasn't -about to give up mine. I've worked too hard for it. e:s ee S:1S t:ja : -. S.-4S lt:0 1B:1S 11J1 11:4S ll:oe 1SUS 13:30 33B 3 13 330 4:00 4: IS 4: SO :OS EVEBYONE LOVES IT! ! 9167 SllfSlo-iel&l . Bew a, princess this summer! Prop it over a petticoat for that whlrley, wee-walsted look that's Irresistible. Mo wslst seams couldn't be caslerl You'll love the air-cooled neckline, the lack of sleeves. Have it in shantung, lin en, cotton, with or without bows, Pattern 1161: Misses' Sites 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 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Print your name, address, tone; vise, style number. t 10O0 M:1S 10:30 u 11 t no 3 :U 1:00 T:tS 1:30 T4S roo sos 10.00 11 00 11:30 11:43 13.O0 1J;13 l: m is 30 19:U 10 1:30 mo 3:30 S:0S .1.30 3 43 4.00 S 5:30 3:43 3 33 S:00 f: 43 1K 1:30 8:00 1.23 8:30 t:3S :00 t: 10:00 10:13 10:30 110 I 1:11 1:31 a 3a 1:00 1:31 1:40 1:43 HJ0 30 too S:l 30 1:33 1M) uao Contort of favorites ' 10 a.m. Hoeeilnea Muslrel Kapreae ABC Army-McCarthy rlearlnaa CBt Sifn Off Newa Summary nn on KIXW - 14M Ke FIT 8atarday, May It Early Bird Mewe , Alarm Clock Cllk ' Kim the Bua Music Newi-Bkbt KdiUoa Charlta'i Kounduu Frank Goal CBS Coffaa Tima ABC Bill Shad.l St tha Newa CBS No School Today ABC Spaca Patrol ABC Robert 4). Lawla Stan ovar Hollywood CBS Mutlc Garden Gata CBS Noon Edition Nawa Tom Hanlon-Sporll CBS Mutlc V-aihlnstnn U.S.A. CBS- Palm Baach Oolf Toumay CBS To ba announcad Queen BllcabeUt Honwcomtns ABC Ta St Crump U ABC Pop Concart ABC All Laaiua ClubhouM ABC Basin Briefs Operation Music CBS Spin with Wynne City Hospital Today'! Sports HlshllshU Prank Goal CBS Hometown News Let'e Pretend CBS You Were There Words of UIc Two for the Money CBS Charlie's Bedtime Stories The Lone Ranter ABC ABC Lata Sporta ABC Gunsmoke CBS Sanka Salute CBS Dancing Party ABC , Irr.lt Fields Orch. 10 p.m. Headline ' Danaint Party ABC KUocycle Klub Sign Off Newa summary Sim on KFJI 11M Ka. rST Friday Eveaing, May 14 Gebnal ateattar MBS Evanlnt Edition Local News Bollywood Hisllllw. .... VlrsU PtnkiaV Nisi OUI BUI Hanry MBS Bad Skelton Show Sporta Baport Derby's TV Bepait Perry Como Show UBB Official. Detacuva MBS Under Arrest MBS Newepapar of tha Air DLBS ruiion Lewis, jr. ewa -Moonlight Mclodlaa Bobert Hurlalgh Nawa MBS Shady Side of Midnight Sign Off KTJI 11M Ka. PIT Saturday, May IS 1.-U 1:M 14 tJe WW.,,-, as, tha Land Paw Wao SUdham and the Bain- bow ateiooy atoya Frank Hemingway Kewl DLBS B, aiaat akaaaj aBwS Taatayw Beat afcara rtrn BdlUaai of tha Haw Soasataiag so Tklak ABeast I Melodic Interlude S Nawa MBS . a Braakfaat Gana DLBB Stwaa Bartee) Show Tips From tha Town Shot Headline Newa DLBS Social . Security Program Music Muale of Manhattan Tea O'clock Hewa Morning aaeiocuea The Story Teller Cdiuoa Local ham awe MJt Kleaaerk fells, OnsiB AMERICAN CHINUI l ' ln La, Mgr. lb, 4M far Orders Ts Ti e-a Club Naonday Baseoau Scoreboard MBS Nawa DLBS Woody Woodpecker Ihow MBS Forward Marcn mast eaeutswsi Proudly Wa Hall Lea Hilwte Nawa MBS Tha Baptist Hour aa aao woe aiuinim ass bow Malady Boyi 5:43 Jack Brickhouaa MBS :sa News MBS :U Paa Wao SUdham and the mia- bow Melody Boya BIS BoUywsed UsaUShta 1.-00 Tommy Oden and ail Waste Bhythmmasters 1:3 Klamath Tample 1:00 Club use 00 Rawapaper of tha Air DLBS :1S For Danear'a Only leo Shady Side ef Midnight ":KCio Sidle-Altaraa, CaBY. SataraUy, May II ess Wake Of Slaw MS World Nawa 1:4a Lawrence Walk Ore a. I aa paika Party . 1 10 Haws . 1 aa Maatovaal Orch. :0a Pa SyaapbaaT :1S Saaatl Fry. 1 41 Teas Age Book Paxada li-ea Nawa '- la aa Mr. Muaglna BabMt . 1:M Muala la tka Mpdefa anaf UM Nawa. . .This BhythaUl AaW UJO Seraalda In BhM 13 aa Noon Prayer 13 aa Sporta Nawa 1S Lake County Nawa U.11 Mada News 11:1S Neon Newe v 13:30 All Time Bita UJ Twough the Ian ; 11 FaiwTFaruaa 1:1S Madara Maoda 1:3a AU Time Hits 1:3S Waatarn Caravaa IM Nawa Sporta MS Sunaat Trie ' rat Llataaatl Chain 43 Nawa. 4as prank Darel Preeentj 4-3 Spotlight oa a Star . 4:4 FW "rlaaa II Worll Hawi Final at Walts Tleae SJS aJTyMZDrOKB . rbnall S Friday EveaiBg, May II j a Devotions 3:30 On Your Account 440 Feminine- Fancies 4:34 Val Begin Shaw in Vnelo BIU Show 1:30 Super Circus Sioo Cavalcade of Sporta t.45 MobUgae Fights 140 Bogua Bod and Gun Club 1:30 Southern Oregon Botiadtabie 1:30 Godfrey Jr Frianda 1:00 My Frtand lrma 30 TBA 10:0 Waathar 10:09 Newa , 10:15 McCarthy-Army H airings 1140 Sign Off SstBrdsy, May 11 2:30 Davotlona 3:30 BIS Picture 4:00 Angus Bowmer 4:30 Westers Theater 30 Melody Wranglers C 00 Thafa May Boy 30 Spot Light on the Y 1.00 Jackie Gleaaon 1.00 Amateur Hour 30 Break tha Bank 1 00 Best TheaUr 10:30 Nawa 10:35 Waatnar 10:30 Stan Off Israel Border Tension High JERUSALEM, Jordan Section If) Condemnations of Israel by the Jordan-Isrsell armistice commis sion mounted today in the wake of new border Incidents snd a con tinued Israeli boycott of tne com mission. The two Jordsn members and the U.N. truce chairman. U.S. Navy Cmdr. Elmo Hutchison, held yesterdsy tnst Israelis vtoisted the armistice line twice lsst Mon dsy. Two condemnstlons of Israel were voted- Wednesday and two others Tuesdsy. The incidents Monday Involved shootings by Israeli patrols, ac cording to Yousef Hslksl, the sen ior .ordsn delegate to tne com- mission. He ssid s patrol fired cross the demsrcstlon line at Khirbet Nasha and wounded two Arab farmers. Later In the dsy an Israeli platoon reportedly shot at mree women working in the Jor dan village of Falama, wounding CLYDE IEATTY, world's oremoit wild animal trainer, will dis play hit tricks in hit circus sponsored by the Klamath Falls Junior Chamber of Commerce ,to bo held in Klamath Fells May 21, and 22. Advance sale on tickets will be held at Leo's Camera Shop, 636 Main, or through any Jaycee. Ticket sale on circus days will also be' held at McConkey Drug, 7th and Main. . Navarre Plan For Defense Of Indochina Written Off WASHINGTON MS-The Navarre plan, upon which the Anierlcsn mid French Rnvernmpnla once bn.ird Uieir hopes lor winning the Indochina war, now has been quietly written olt by authorities Here. French olllclsls nlso Indicate they frol the plan ling little perti nence since Dlcn Bleu Pint. That Kronen Union lor Htm tell alter the Communist-led Vlelmtnh came V. 8. AID TOKYO l.rl Japan arid tho United States today signed nil nitrecmeiit transferring two U.S. destroyers and two destroyer es corts to Japan on a loan basis. flslif. out In tiie Mien to Hill One o! We Navarre plan's mnln assumptions hud been Hint Ilia Viet in inh would continue guerrilla tootles. Devr-lopril about a year ago by Oen. Henri Navarre, French, conv mntular In Indochina, the plan called (or training o( score ot now native battalions. Use ol these battalions lor polleo duties would lino French, North African snd Foreign Legion troops lor combat duly, t it was hoped this would achieve control over Uie Beds within about two years, By promising sn, eventual etui to the Indochina war, the plan formed a basis lor obtaining addl- Famed Boat Racer Escapes When Unusual Ship Sinks MIAMI, Fla. (. The "tinsink able" ' twin-hulled yacht Venturl lay In her watery grave off Oreat Isaac Light in the Bahamas todsy but Oar Wood. T3-year-old speed boat racer and builder, and eight others were ssle. The lSS-Ioot Venturl broke up in heavy seas while returning to Miami from a round trip to Nassau yesterday. Wood, his secretary, his Negro housekeeper and six crew members were' rescued. Wood, who designed the 130-ton craft for use by the Array Air Force in 1944 and reacquired it from the government five years lster; his secretary Jean Berry, 24; and the housekeeper, Jodie Rodrtgues, were brought to Miami last night. A Coast Guard helicop ter snatched them- from a lifeboat wallowing in heavy seas about 69 miles east of Fort Lsuderdale, Fla. r The others Capt. C. A. Mac Callum, R. B. Staysa. C. J. Berger. J, s. Meister, Harry Folsom and M. Vandenberg. all of Miami were picked up from small boats by the fishing craft, Jerry Mar. and taken to Great Isaac Light, near the scene ol the accident. Plans were to bring them to Miami today by a Coast Guard patrol boat. 'The Venturi was going 32 to 33 knots In deep water when we ran into a bad storm," Wood said. The waves were high, 10 feet or more, snd we came into It so sud denly we didn't have time to slow down. - FUNERAL services for Mrs. Charles L I Celine I DeBel who died at the family horns on Summer's Lane, May 12, following a long illness will be held Saturday, May O, 1 1 a.m. from Sacred Heart Church. Recitation of the .Holy Rosary, Friday, May 14 at O'Hair's Memorial Chapel. DOORS OPEN 6:10 ENDS TONIGHT! TOMORROW! rt imaim.tr mrsm.i - Ae - pSStka a finise. noat Tin xAi Kun Mrnm "A valve opened on the port side and then another one gave on the i starbosrd side snd we began tak-i ing water. I was forward checking the compass when this extremely : big wsve hit. "Some ol the front streamlining i on the bow. sort of an airlilt. broke olf and I knew we were in trouble." Wood, running a tanned hand through his snow-while hair, re called the Venturl wss made of 1 wood and was 10 years old. "I guess msybe she'd become : brittle," he said. Tho waves kept pounding the port side snd she be fan to settle down in the water. I There sre 30 bulkheads In eacn ol the twin hulls and they held a long time. "Capt. MacCallum notified the Coast Ouard as soon as we began settling. We stayed aboard about three hours. When the Venturl was about live-feet above water the deck normally is 32 feet above the wsterline we decided to abandon and got Into the lifeboat." Three Coast Guard planes, an swering MacCallum's radio mes sage, rushed to the sres. A pitrol boat went out from Fort Lauder dale and the cutter Ariadne sped out of Miami. A Coast Guard pa trol plane hovered over the area until the helicopter arrived to con tinue rescue operations. The Jerry Mar moved in to pick up the crew-members. I jIBIT! LAST TIME TODAY! JKW AUBIC MURPHY . 11 DAM DUSYIA etg TOMORROW! tTSJl!ll!M.Ii!H iiBf t fix rm SHOtiTSCuotfrtTbert NOW ADULTS - 5Ck ' SPECIAL 9:30" ATTRACTIONI RUSTY'S BIRTHDAY" wwitwtiB of m wmrnv Houmtr 'FREE TICKETS -FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Imll'l Suaar MarkM tth ft Pine Stiburben' Drug Ce. 110 Sa.th elk Morning Froik Iroeal Martin near So. 4tk Suparlor Trov Layndry ft Claanari 400 So. 6th 2)4 Klamath East Side Pharmacy 01 I. Mela St. Schiffmaa Suaarmarf 3101 Alternant Dr. Ill Davie RIcMUId 2SS1 South lk Sheep ft Schtiltie Service Statiaa Mela ft Spring The lit "Y" Market 4710 So. 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