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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TW(T HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 15. MM KFLW-14J4) Kc-fST . Saturday Erenlnr, May U m Let's Pretend CBS e:10 You were mere C:U Word! of Lift - 7:00 Two For The Money CBS Y:30 Charlle'e Bedtime Slorlea . S:00 The Lone Ranter ABC as ABC Late Bporu ABC ( S;30 Gunemoke CBS I II Sanka Salute CBS 1:00 Dancing Party ABC :. Ernie Fields Oreh. JO 00 10 p m. Headlinea 10:1ft Dancing Party ABC 30:30 Kilocycle Klub 31:00 Sim Off Newa Summary 11:01 S.jn Off i Bauds, May 11 1 00 Concert Hall Beview ABC :U Rm. Herman. News CBS a -00 Salt Lake City Tabernacle CBS . 8:30 Lisht and Life Hour ABC 00 The World Tomorrow ABC 30 How Chrutlan Science Heall :U Galon Drake CBS Jo 00 The Symphonelte CBS 30:M Netional Veapera ABC ' 11:00 rtrai Preabyterian Church .12:00 Christian in Action ABC 32:30 Invitation to Learning CBS 12 .U Local Newa 1:00 Old Fashioned Reviva! Hour ABC 2 0O voir of Prophecy ABC I M orsetsat Blory Ever Told ABC 3:00 Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 Amoe At Andy CBS dm Edgar Bersea and Charlie klc- Cartliy CBS 4:3d CBS Newsroom Sunday Detk . tOO The BU TOO ABC C:00 The Gene Autry Show CBS C:30 Sunday Serenade 7 00 Our Miaa Brooka CBS ' 7:30 My Little Marsls CBS 8 00 The Binf Crosby Show CBS 30 The Jack Benny Show CBS . 00 The WhUUer CBS 30 Hallmark Playhouaa CBS iA4M in Mm. SfMritlMM 10:15 Monday Morning Headlinea ABC 10:30 Revival Time ABC 3140 Sign Off Newa Summary 11 3d Sign Oft KFLW 1U KC FST Monday, May IT t-00 Early Bird Newa 0:03 Atarra Clock Club ' 30 Halter'a Almanac ' d:45 Ride The Bus d M MusiO T OO Newa Breakfast Editiol :15 Charlie'a Roundup 7:30 Bob Carrad ABC T:0 Betty Crocker ABC ' T:45 Harry Babbitt CBS a -00 Bntakfaat auk ABC M Blue Skies :1S Ma Perkins CBS S 30 Young Dr. Melons CBS a 43 The Penney 'a Shew 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 30:1 Perry Maaon CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10.43 Stop Shop 10:35 Whispering Streets ABC 31:18 Brighter Day CBS 11 JO Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS' 12:00 Noon Edition Newa 11:13 Payless Sidewalk Show 11M Sam Hayes ABC 12:43 Arthur Godfrey OS ' 2 00 Wizard est Odds . 1 13 Ruth Ashtoa 3:20 Phil Norman CBS ' , S 30 House Party CBS 3:0 Better LiTing ' 3:15 Hank Henry Show 3:4 Basin Briefs 3:35 Betty Crocker ABC dtt) Ted Melons ABC :1S Spin With Wynne 4.45 Wheal A Girl Marries ABC 8.00 Edward R. Murrow CBS B:15 Let's Go To Town - 0:30 Today'a Sports Highlights a 43 Frank Goat CBS 5 S3 Hometown Newa tw Lux Redid Thestsr CBS 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 1JU Lea Griflllh. News ABC 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC , 7:43 Patterson for Got. Pgns BM Suspense CBS 8:30 Lowell Tbotnos CBS ' S:43 Tenneaaes Brnis Show CBS - rod What Do You Think t:lS Pone-ord : Msrch JO Preview si Tomorrow 8:45 Desert Inn Orcb CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Sports Roundup ABC '.' 30:30 Army-McCarthy Hesrinf CBS 11D0 Sign Off News Summary 41 04 Sign Off XFJI-11M Kc-PST Salardsy ETeaing, May If . a-aa nam :ia Pn Wm Stisiham Rainbow Melody Boya t:2S HollywMd HlgriiiffbU :M AMaaaUy af Gael Umir 7.00 Tommy Oden and Ha Western - Rhythm Mailers 7:30 Klamath Tempi Hour 00 Club 113S 00 Nine O'clock News DLBS - MS Music loo Shady lid f KUnifht sU-09 mgn Off - xrnUb kc fst Bnnday, May 1 T 20 Oral Bobctla m itsfi at BaaHM a.sa Back to Oad dlbb a aa r i mm bam caaaa mi WM Vavtk Baltjlen fat Cm . t:45 Pentaeoatal Church lOrtt NewafMMr ef Um Alf LM - 10:13 Frank and Brneet MM 1030 Lutharan Hour MBS 11 M Keep Healthy MBS 11:13 L.and of tha Frew DLBS 11.30 Muale of Manhattan 11:45 Across the Blue Pacific DLBS 12:00 Newa DLBS 12:13 Bill Cunningham MBS 12:30 Comic Weekly kUa 1.-00 Guy Lombardo Orchestra DLBS KLasasHs rails. Oesasan AMERICAN CHINES! Fasws st ths,, ssstl ta I. Lm, Mar. , Us. Hit Ft Orssrs T. k Oof ' " Vtu't jatorilt Mets-i roundup I CBS Radio Newsroom ...Sunday Desk CBS cdrmeandsntt direct frees Lstidea Wsakls(ts raria tr, w 1 V u " r : f r i .." ' i KFLW 1:30 night In the Blue MBS 1.53 Urtrne ursen MBS 300 The Shedow MBS as Trus Detseelve MBS 2 53 Cecil Brown Nei MBS 3:00 Nick Carter MRS 3:90 On The Uno With Bob Csnaldlna MM 3:45 Sports Time with Harry Winner MBS 4 00 search That Never Enda 4.45 Home Crefuman of the Air 4:30 Squad Room MBS 3 00 Huh Adventure MBS 5:30 Jimmy ridler 5:45 Krjl Commentary a 00 Walter WlnchsU ABC 15 Local Newa 23 Hollywood HlihllgOla 4.30 Sunday Concert T OO Counterspy MBS 1:30 Nlghtmers MBS 4:00 Let George Do It DLBS 0:30 State of the Nation MRS a 00 Nine O'clock News DLBS :IS Snorts Hail of hm. a 30 Chicago Theater of the Air MBS io.au sutn urr KFJI list Ko. FST Monday, May IT t OS Bunnas Bereneds 4 30 Farm Reportsr 41 Sons of the Pioneers T.O0 Frsnk Hemingway Newa t.ll Brsakfsst Gau MBS 7:30 Todays Beat Buys 7:45 Plrst Edition Local Newe 7:55 Something Te Think Abeul 1 00 CecU Brown MBS It Bob Greene Newa DLBS :20 Melodic Interlude 11 Holland Engla Newa MRS 30 Bresafasl Oasl MBS 45 Morning Melodies :3 Carnation Milk rims 41 Music el Maahalun 10 ea Newapepe st the Air DLBS ta il Telle Teat DLBS 10:3d A Vialt to Less Camera 10:33 Muale Shop 14:44 A Visit to LsPststes 1140 Cliff Imle Newa DLBS 11:10 South Siith Street Varieties 11 Quaes for Day nBU 12 SO Ties frssa the Town Eke 1213 Noonday Edltloa Locs . Nawa 11:30 Beet M Bassrs 13:45 Notes from ths Scooper , 1.H0 Matinee Melodies 3:00 Lakevlew Roundup Tims 3:25 Sam Hayes Newa 3:30 Here'a Ths Answer 3:45 Telle Teat DLBS 4:00 Let's Co To Town 4:15 Prank Hemingway News 4:30 Glen Pox st ths Ptsno 443 Men Bsyas Newe DLBI iM News DLBS 5.-05 Bobby Benson MBS ,.5:30 Wild Bill Htckork M csaal Bawwn aOM a so ostcial neeaasr send 13 Evsnins Edition Local Newa 23 Hollywsad TKaslilhu S30 Virgil Plnklsy Nsws ULBS 4 Bass Bayas Newa DLBS a aa am Umn usu 7K Red Skolton Show T 30 Sports Beoort 7:40 Derby's TV Report 745 Perry Corns Show MBS 00 Ths Pslcon MBS 3:30 The Railroad Hour NBC v:w isewspsser se ins Air s:is rviion iawis jr. atos a 30 Moonlight Melody Time :3j Robert Hurleish News Iru 10 00 Shady Side s? Midnisht 11:00 Sign Off KCNO MtOGKAM SCHEDI7LE Tt KUscycJss. Allans, Csl". Sunday. Msy It - 7 00 Sunrias Serensds 7 JO World News Three tips to veterans who have special Korean CI Insurance were offered by Veterans Administra tion. "Almost 100,000 post-Korean vet erans." va announced, "have ta ken out asocial term insurance available to them upon .separation irom active service." Tot these new policy holders, and to those who plan to purchase the low-cost troverament insurance, VA has this advice: First, get into the habit or pay ing all premiums when they sre due. Although the lsw allows "grace period" of 31 days during which the policy remains in effect even if the premium due is not paid, veterans should consider this provision an emergency measure and save it for such an emergency. Second, DO NOT SEND CASH through the mails in paying pre miums, use a cnecK or money or der made payable to the Treasurer of the United States. Your can celled check or money order stub will be your receipt. Third, make sure to name your beneficiaries and have this infor mation recorded by VA. This may be done through any VA office. And a final bit of advice for those veterans of the Korean Con flict who have been discharged only a few weeks: If you plan to keep your GI insurance, you have only 120 days after separation from military service in which to apply for the special insurante. Note that 130 days and that doesn't mean four months, VA warns. One day too late and you lose. QUESTION OF THE WEEK O. Since I was discharged before August 30, 1M3, my deadline for starting training under the Korean Gi sill is this coming August 20. Must I actually be in school on that date. In order to continue afterwards? A. Not necessarily. You must, under the law, begin your training neiore that date, in order to con tinue later. Bo long as you stsrt In time, you won't be required to be in training on the date itself. "as Tee wllei se-te.lae. missis sstsaala frees ike rerid-a MWs frsata... flsa Is.seraen ressrls mm Westerners la ths daft saws. I 4:30 PX - CBS Vet's - I bY at aw I ft 1 I Mailbag T ritt Hunt far tundkjr 13 vaivary meat $ M Judy Jualtjr Ntwa - 1 n Band Mutta k ' 8:43 Concftt 13 MlntiUrla. ProfrtM ' S0 Church D,rtc.ory t: Mtntovanl t 10:00 Newt rilurM 10:15 Navy Star Tim 10 M Chaptl m .he Sky tl 00 Concort Moe-la 13.00 Noon Prayor 12:00 Sparta Newa IJ.flS Lake County Ntwt 11:10 Modot NfWi U13 N.Nin Nw 12:30 All Tlma HlU W:M VYax Factory Par 1I:4S Was Factory Part tl 100 Wax Factory Part III 1:30 Organ Uooda 1:45 Cuaat Star 2 00 Ntwa and Sporta 2-19 Tin Pan Alltv t: Errand or Mercy Drama 2:4 Sunday Concert 3.-0 Ntwa Sioniortl 3:03 Sunday Concert 3:30 Proudly Wt Hail 4 00 Ntwt 4KV5 Show Tim Ravua 4:30 Muiic S:I5 World Ntwa final Slsn Qtt KBES TV Medford. Chauel Saturday. May 13 3:09 Devotions 3:13 Faith for Today 3:43 Eater Gbbs 4.-00 Angua Bow mar 4: J0 Western Theater ' 3:30 Melody Wranglers 00 That Mr Boy 1:30 Jackwn County Health TOO Jackie Gleasoiv 1.00 Amateur Hour 8:30 Break the Bank W OO Beat Theater 10:20 Newa 10:23 Weather 10.30 Sign Off Sunday. May II 1 00 Adventure 3.00 American Week 2:30 Ttils la The Ufa 3:00 American Forura 3:30 Barnard Baruch 4:00 Sunday Matinee 3:30 Holljwood Album 5:30 Fathion Review 00 Private Secretstry - 30 Uft Of Riley 7:00 Tout of The Town 1:30 Weekly Newa Reveiw 9:00 Loretla Young 0:30 Inner Sanctum 10:00 Beat Theater 110 News 11:03 Sign Off Reds Order Ballet Home PARIS I A spokesman for the Russian ballet barred from per forming here by French authorities said today the troupe had been ordered home by the Soviet gov ernment. He charged the French ban hindered "strengthening of cul tural relations" between the two nations. The spokesman read the an- j.nouncement in Russia at a news conference and left the room be fore it was translated. There was no opportunity for questions. The troupe will leave Le Bourget Airfield for Brussels today, the spokesman said and fly home via Brussels and Prague. The Russian dancers arrived in Paris two weeks ago, but shortly before their scheduled opening the French fortress of Dien Bien Fhu fell. The French government de cided to cancel the first two per formances and postponed the re maining ones indefinitely for fear of ant! -Communist demonstrations. Later British Impresario Peter Daubeny invited the troupe to come to London for two or three weeks of performances beginning May 24. The statement from the director, Michael Tchoulakl, said that the division of the French government was "unilateral" and "baaed motives which cannot be consid ered valid." Indian Peace Role Eyed NEW DELHI, India Wl Prime Minister Nehru said today India would consider a role to promote peace settlements In Indochina and Korea. Nehru told Parliament his gov eminent was not "angling" for an invitation to the Geneva talks on the two Issues. But he sdded, if India were asked to take part in a settlement "we cannot avoid go ing and act as we did in Korea." It marked the first time Nehru had publicly indicated India would be willing to take a nana in tne Korean and Indochina Issues. Nehru's speech led off a foreign policy debate in Parliament's low er house. He said that peace can not be Imposed on Korea and Indo china, but must be negotiated. He added that both conflicts represent deadlocks between equal power blocs. Tin Heiress Dies At 18 PARIS A" Bolivian heiress Isabels Patina Goldsmith died last night from a brain hemorrage, bringing an end to a romantic story that was climaxed last Jan uary In a headline-making runa way marriage. She was II. The youngest daughter of multi millionaire tin magnate Antsnor Patino died In the American Hart man Clinic following an operation. At her bedside st the time or tier death was her husband, James Goldsmith, 30-year-old son of a wealthy British hotel owner. The couple swept newspaper front pages when they ran away to Scotland to marry in defiance of the elder Patino. Irate, he pur sued them and announced hla in tention to block the marriage. However, 'they were wed In Kelso, Scotland, Jan. 7, after he finally consented snd indicated be had forgiven them. The young bride, who was' to have a baby next September, was found unconscious In a Paris hotel room Thursday. She wss rushed to the American Hospital and then transferred across the street to the cllnio, which works in close col laboration with the hospital. - The newlywed couple had been spending a long honeymoon on the French Rlvlers. Isabels, fragile ind dark-eyed. scorned severs! toys) French suit FUNSTERS OF THE CLYDE HATTY CIRCUS are tht.e two chalk faced clowni. The circus will appear here May 21, (night only I, and 22 (afternoon end night) under the ipon. tonhip of the Kldmsth Falls Junior Chamber of Commerce. A big street parade is scheduled for Saturday, May 22 at noon. Advene tickets now on sale at Leo's Ctmere' Shop, 836 Main St. or from any Jaycee. Tickets also on sale "Circus Days" at McConkey Druqs, 7th and Main. Trial Of Former Dock Boss Ends With Jury Deadlocked NEW YORK lP) The trial of Joseph P. Ryan, once powerful waterfront labor boss accused of stealing union funds, has ended in a mistrial with the Jury "hopeless ly deadlocked." , Nearly 30 hours after the case was turned over to the Jury, it filed back into court last night to announce that two Jurors on the all-male panel held firmly against the other 10 blocking a verdict. Outside the court room, the Jury foreman said the vote had been 10 to 3 In favor of finding Ryan guilty. , The onetime dbekworkers' leader,' robust and strong in his heyday but now ailing at the age of 10, bad been Indicted on tl grsnd larceny counts accusing him of diverting S48.000 in union Hinds to bis own use. During the trial the counts were reduced to 43, totaling 117,000. Ryan betrayed little strain throughout the Jury's long delibera tions. Much of the time he simply sat silently and still, occasionally talking with relatives and friends. In his defense. Ryan claimed he took union money only to reim burse himself for out-of-pocket "ex penses incurred in his fight against communism on the waterfront. The state attempted to show that Ryan had dipped Into the union till to provide himself with such things as a cruise to Guatemala, golf club dues. Insurance, auto re pairs and cosily haberdashery: Ryan, who gets a 110,000 pension as retired president of the old In ternational Longshoremen's Assn., was elected to the office in 1027 and led his union through action pecked feuds and fights. For 2k years, aa boss of dock LAST TIME TODAY! "ONE SUMMER OF HAPPINESS" and "Mystery Lakt" jsw CONTINUOUS FROM 12:49 P.M. QPiwKSfcr 2 TECHNICOLOR HITS! mwJV - - - i f t) U 1 1! I VC Hi 1 1 ATV 4ri. i y a aBssssssasarWJe"r 'sesaSSSSSSssssssssssssssa r r ifi (ill mm John PAYNE Mari BLANCHARI Dan DURYEA Joye MacKINZIt lortti MarlANf I. Col' Cartoon . Nowi Now Low Price.! 'ADULTS 50i . KIDDIES 30c labor in cast coast ana uuu ports, he battled Communist challenges to his power. He feuded with such foes as Harry Bridges, West Coast dock boss, who set up his own un ion alter being forced out of the I LA In 1930. But the rough and bloody tactics that fortified Ryan's power for years eventually were his undo ing, m 10(3 a state crime com mission poked around the water front and brought Into the spotlight the union's history of alleged mur der and strong-arm methods. The AFL. of which Ryan was a vice president. Joined in the hue snd cry and ordered s cleanup. Last September, finding no aat- Isfactory Improvement, the AFL kicked ou line 1LA and set up a new union of the same name to force the old ILA out of business. A National Labor Relations Board election to settle the tense rivalry between the new and old unions is scheduled for May 28. Police Arrest Flagpole Sitter PHOENIX. Aril. Wl Police needed a 00-foot book and ladder to arrest Mrs. Margaret L. Blake on a bogus-check charge. They found her silting atop a flagpole, waiting for Christmas. "Come up and get me." she yelled when detectives waved a warrant. They did. with the help of the fire department. Red-haired Mrs. Blake. 31. went to court and was freed under ssoo bond. She promptly dashed back to her crow's nest, which a car dealer had set up for publicity. Sheplans to stay until Christmas. mi I'-nMrtn and hall Mt.. . '-. eovr tha ism. ra5aaww Marilyn M. Vorks On Dance Role Br nun tiiomas HOLLYWOOD UV-Msrllyil Moll roe Is working ngaln, snd that's worth a ,ilp to Westwootl any lime. I ventured to the aoth-Fox lot and was told Hint Double-M oould not be disturbed at her Inborn, she was In daure rehearsals lor "Thero's No Business Llko Show Business." However, she sneaked out word that if I would wait In a small oil ice oil tlio relioarsul Beck's Bakeries Given Award Beck's Bakeries has received word that one of the ouuluor nosier.' used lor Its bakery pro ducts lias received the lii nt pi Ire award In the baking division vl the 100 best posters for the year 11154. Lynn Robertson, Beck's repre sentative here, received the ccrtl finite this week I rum Schmidt Lithography Company of San Francisco. Dirt Art Directors Club of Chi cago in conjunction wall Outdoor Adveilisinii, Inc. each year selects loo posters. The poster used by Beck s was designated best In the aklng division. TONIGHT ONLY! IYF IriMDUIFW-hliltin Isrf CtatoMWM-MDM. P Plus 10 CARTOONS SUNDAY! J : Bill Merjerle Keenen WYNN MAIN Color Cartoon News ADULTS 50c, "Itt :.V':7'"'"WI ssWs'pim' You'll M Lough! fl I (cream! V -Z V-WV out mi - - -is hall, ehe would try to are me dur lug a break. The view was good, I watched dance dlrevtor Robert A Hon and Marilyn's danre-lit tcorreaponri to a aland-liu teaching her the mini' ber, They wore all wrlugllng lo uu living Berlin number, "Alier Yuu Oet What You Waul, You Don't Want it," Alter a hall-hour of tills stren uous business, she took a bleak and camo over. She wss Irnnkly worn out and looked It, She wore blue jeans and a plunging sweater lop with a bare nildillf. Che had not a trace of makeup and her hair waa tousled, Still, she looked good. As usual when aha Is concen trating on her work, her replies to questions were generally in one line. She aald her hubby, Joe Dl Magglo, was in town and had been (or aonie lime. Furthermore, he will not be commuting to tlio Kaat as he has been "thank good less." She said he waa negotiating a TV deal that would keep him on litis coaal, either here or In San Francisco. He likes TV. He has no II Stem J15 oT of the : iTTslU'lVi 1 ! TlCHMICOLOH-DlLUKC I I Iff af.TaT.'l- isTJlllll- Color Cartoon I I NEW PRICES Aetnlti I ill "Mil J on o 12i45 a.. -ALSO Ao...S(oiiae)eos! loam Sentatltnal 2nd Hill mblllon In enlor tlio movie bunt, um "thank goodneaa." He I no loiiiier associated with the renlauianl benrlng hla name; Ills brothers handle thai. He manages to ken)) busy. I naked how come alio would acoepl a relatively minor lolo In her present ploluio and turn down a alariliig role In "I'luk Tlglila," "Because I didn't llko the script of 'Pink llglila,' " she replied. Eost Berlin Reds Arrest Butchers BERLIN un The Uaat Oerman Newt Agency ADN reporla the ar rest of a "large number" of Eeat Berlin butchers. Thoy are accused of tooling 100 tons nl meat from Soviet sector atnrkyard and Miiuitullng them Into Weal Hellln. The iiiieata wero flrat reported yesterday by the West Berlin League of Fien Jurists) which aald DO to AO Kaat Berlin bulcheri were rounded up by Communlit police tins week in an attempt to llnd "scapegoats" lor the current meat shortage In the East. 351 CONTINUOUS PROM 12 49 f M En iHlllMM nrw II 75c KIDDIES 2Sc h-ENDS TONIGHT! i 1 $ui Bevttlr Riclwd MICHAELS EGAN ADULTS ONLY!. "WOLP BAIT". ore to elope with ooldcmlth.