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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KKRALD AND NKWS; KLAMATH VAUS, OUKGON WKDNKSDAY, JUNK 1, 1054 liTTTTil - DOORS OPEN 0:30 NOW SHOWING! FiWotalyKAUTmii! &eltil)lf KFFKHT! A, I , AJL. Kaga.lC. Ma's rfvGWfWft ' Cp"K A Cm !..... Ilfch THsnau'i tlNtn Mr A Cam "' trllOHOm Adults 75 - Kiddies 25 DOORS OPEN 8:30 P.M. ENDS TONIGHT! wrf J Ih B w J I 1 TuaVkaaeeaasV1 I0IUT MITCNUM'JUN SIMMONS MTU MNNICUTT ecouldn'fsayKOj QUI KUU . (WMf Unas) tl AdulH 50c . Kiddie. 20e ENDS TONIGHT! 'SHORTS-CARTOON THURSDAY! LANCASTER ---TECHNICOLOR ADULTS NOW 50c TOtJlGHT..IS TOWER. CLUB .auitrifidt m it DOORS OPEN 6:30 7TONIGHTONLt1 .ZtVl at UMU . BW BALL ALBERT St-. C9r KTMH i ft r i o r: 7 wait til yw3:j 9f THESUNSHINES,.!;- lNEUIE v V.JJ!!,MiJ.iloTtf I I S I I 1 1 I ' ' MUM . - XM " ' WWII ' VAYW-PntK-MAIILOWl TOMORROW! ITT' MOKE MONTGOMERY WW Aduli 50 Kiddies 20c (Radio otog KrLW 14M Ke. PIT Wednesday Evenlnr, June It 6 00 Crimt Phot oars pner CM ;M Slit Precinct CSS T:00 The Lone Itanftr ABC T U tea Griffith ABC : Mvttery Theater ABC 80 Ml In Put fc. 'u CAS I X Lowell Thomas CBS t U Tennessee Emit Show ,00 Brbtrhop Quartet Finali CBS 8 Cocoanut Cwt Orch. ABC Former Gl Dies In China TEXON. Tex. I A telegram from the Chinese Red Cross, say ing a sergeant died o( heart dis ease and "complications," was re garded with skepticism today by his aunt. The soldier was Est. Rufus E. Douglas. 37; one ot the 21 U. 8. prisoner ot war who chose to stay with the Communists after being captured In Korea. The message received yesterday by his uncle. R. C. Howard of Tex on, said Douglas died June 1 In a Chinese hospital of "a rheumatic heart disorder with compli cations. Mrs. Howard, who re area uoug- las after his mother ana lamer died when he was a small child. said: I think the complications' were caused by them the Reds; I've told my husband many times that boy wouldn't last a year there. And I dont think the others will either. "If he had ever nan ncin umu ble, we never heard of it, and I think we would have. Kn far as we ve anown s never been sick In his life except for the ordinary childhood diseases." Kidnaper To Face Charge Dnnninc. Ariz. Wi After keep ing a closed lip since his apprehen sion last Thursday. Daniel J. Mar- sin was prepared to go to court today and testify he did not kidna; tivn Ann Smith, wife of a wealthy Phoenix industrialist, Without elaboration, flsrsin told witnesses In the county JaU last night, "I am not gumy m The 41-year.old Phoenix welder is accused of abducting Mrs. Smith waHnMav and keeping her tor approximately 39 hours In the e.,MHt t mi Mountains, wuiv -v Biav- miiM east of here. The victim was returned un harmed alter a KS.000 ransom was paid. The money was recovered in tact just a jew yaraa -house where Marsin was taken into custody. Circumstantial e vl d e n c e has been piled up by the prosecution against Marsin. but the defendants attorney. John J. Flynn. maintains (Early Story on Page W U.N. Asfan Action Slated mnwn WITTfHJS. N.Y. iff) The rirft resolution ever to call tor U N. action on the war in Indochina was readied tor introduction today in the Security Council. Russia is expected to veto, it when the coun cil finally gets to a vote. Diplomatic sources saia mauana would introduce the draft, provid ing for a u.N. "peace patrol" on hr Awn territory. Pote Saras in. Thai ambassador to Washington, and U.S. Delegate Hnnr ctaot Lodce Jr. were slated to speak In support of the resolu tion. a drafted, the resolution would have the council sympathize with Thailand's concern at develop ments In Southeast Asia, without referring; specifically to the war in neighboring Indochina. It would ask the 14-nation Peace Observation Commission to send a subcommittee of three to f lva mem bers to Thailand to observe and re port on any threats to international peace ana security. . To forestall French objections the resolution would require , the peace patrol to ask permission from Its parent commission ana the council before It could go any where outside Thailand. Forces of the Communist-led VI- etminh are now active in aU three of the French-allied states of Indo china though most of them are in Viet Nam. Thailand is worried par ticularly about those in Laos and Cambodia, on her eastern frontier. Backers of Thailand's proposal hope that the presence of inter national observers next door to In dochina would deter the Commu nists from expanding the fighting beyond the Indochinese borders. If the Soviets cast their antici pated veto when the resolution fi nally comes to a vote, Thailand is expected to take her request to the General Assembly, where big-power veto does not operate. . Chiang Observes Anniversary TAIPEH, Formosa US-President , ChUn? Kai-shek took part today in ceremonies marking -the 30th anniversary of the founding of Clina's West Point the Central Military Academy at Canton. Chiang was founder and first president of the academy. An ear ly Instructor was Chou En-lal, pre mier and foreign minister of Com munist cnina. IltiJO 10 pm. lleadltnes 10:15 Sport Roundup ABC 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hcartiifa CBS 11:00 Sign Oft News Summary uw sun Ott EFIAV 1459 Kc. - PST Thursday, June U 8-00 rarty Bint Newt f M Alarm Chirk Club Lou'i Almanac County Attnl f A3 Muatt T:00 Nw-Rkrl Kdfticm T:15 Charltt'a Roundup T:M Frank Oo . 1 Harry Babbitt CBS FrOO Rrakfut Club ABC M Blue Sk.i P l.l Ma Ptrkiiu CBS S 30 Younf Or, Ma.li.nt CBS t: Th Wnny Show 10:00 Chet Huntlty ABC 10:IS prry Maon CBS 10:JtO Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Marian from Millcr i 1C:33 Whlipcrtnc Streru ABC 11:15 Brlihtcr Day CBS 11:30 Hcltn Trent CBS 11:45 Our Cal Sunday CBS 1240 Noon Edition Ncu 17:15 Pay lcu Sldtwalk Show 12:30 Sam Hayes ABC U 45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Mike and BuH's Matlbaf CBS 1:15 Ruth Ashton 5.30 Phil Norman CBS 3.30 Home parly CBS 3.-00 BettT Uvlnf 3:13 Hank. Henry Show 3:43 lUtln Brief 3:35 Music 4 00 Ted Malooe 4:13 Spin with Wynne 4:43 When a Girl Marne ABC 3:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 3:13 Easy Ltstentnc 5:30 Today's Sports Hiihlibtl 3:45 Frank Goaa CBS 5:55 Hometown News 00 To Be Announced 0:13 Sporu With Bill Sterns ABC 6:30 Marciano - Charles Flfht ABC aporis wim Bin aierns ABC T:43 Record Derby 8:30 Lowell Thomaa CBS 8:45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 8:00 In the Pastor's Study 8:15 Heart of America 8:30 Paul Whit em an Varieties ABC 10-00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Sports Roundup ABC 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hearings CBS 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11.-03 Sun Off KFJ1 Hit Ke. - PST Wednesday Evening June It 88 Gatnei He Utr MBS 813 Evening Edition Local News 8:33 Hollvwood Highlights 8.30 Virgil Pink ley News ULRS 8 43 Sam Hayes Newt OLUS t U Rill Heart MBS T OO Red Skelton Show T:30 Sports Recort T 40 Timber Talea T:43 Perry Como Snow UBS 8.00 Nightmare MBS 8:30 Let Brown Show 8:45 Underwood's Camera Club 8:00 Newspaper of the Air UU3 8:15 Pulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 8:30 Moonlight Melody Time 8:33 Robert Hurleigh News MBS MMO Shady Side ox Midnight U:00 Sign Off mrJi 115 Kr. Ml Thursday, June 17 8:80 Sunrise Serenade. 8:30 Farm Reporter 6.45 Sons of The Pioneers T:80 Frank Hemingway Ne DLM T:IS Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:38 Teday's Beat iura ?:4S ft rat trfilmn r -.i Sl.an T:55 Something to Think Aouut ueeu Brewn mbs 8:18 Bob Greene Newa DLBS 8:30 Melodic Interlude - 8:38 Holland Bngle News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:43 Strictly Feminine 8:00 Morning1 Melodies 8:30 Haxel Market! MBS 8:30 CamaUon Milk Time . . 8:43 Music Of Manhattan 1040 Newapaper or The AiT DLBS 10:15 Teilo Teak DLBS 10:30 A Visit to Wufielda 10:33 A Visit to McConkey a 10.40 Music 18:48 A Visit to La Polnie'a 11:00 Cliff Engla News DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street Varieties 11 JO Queen for a Oar MBS 13.-00 Tipa From the Town Shop 13:13 Noonday Edition Local Newt 12:30 Beet on Record 13:43 Notes From the Scooper 1:00 Matinee Melodies 3:00 Lakeview Roundup Time 3:23 Sam Hayes Newa DLBS 3:30 Here's The Answer DLBS 3:43 Tello Test DLBS 4.00 Town and Country Time 8:15 Frank Htmingw ay Newa DLBS 4:30 Music 4:43 Sam Hayes News DLBj 3:00 Bob Green News DLBS 0 03 Bobby Benson MBS 8J8 Cawii Brown News MBS 8:88 Ge artel Heattar MBS 15 Evenin EdiUon Local New 83 HoUywood Hfghllghta 8 38 Virgil Plnkler News DLBS 8:45 Sam Hayea Newa DLBS 8:88 Bill Beeirr MBS 7.-00 Red Skelton Show 1 1-30 Sports Report 7:40 Timber Talee 7:43 Eddie Fliher Shnw UBS 00 Crime Fighters MBS , 8:30 U Never Know 8:43 Harmonalraa 8:00 Newspaper of the Air HLBS 8:13 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 9:30 Moonlight Melodr Time 8:55 News DLBS 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight 1140 Sign Off KBES TV MEDFOKD Channel S Wedneiday Evening. June 3:20 Devotions 3:30 On Your Account 440 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 3:00 Uncle BiU Show S:30 Armchair Theater 6:30 HoUywood Album 740 I Married Joan 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Liber ace 8:30 Amos 'n Andy 840 Goldbergs 10:00 Weather ' 10:03 News 10:13 Army.McCarthy Hearings 11:00 Sign Off Thursday. June 17 11.00 Bis; Pay Off 11:30 Bob Crosby 11:45 Robert Q. Lewis 3:05 Devotions 3:13 Garry Moor Show 3:30 On Your Account 440 Feminine Fancies 4:38 Val Rogue Show 5:00 Unci Bill Show 3:30 Western Theater 6:30 Hollywood - Album 740 Groucho Marx 7 '-30 prof. Yea and Na 7:45 Sportsman's Club 8:00 Lux Video Theater ' 8:30 Ford Theater 830 All Star Theater 8:30 Dansreroui Assignment 1040 Favorite Story 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hearings US , L&J diuU CHILDREN ARE STILL LOOKING for answers from thoie balloont releexd the first day of vacation Bible School at Bible Baptist Church. by every boy and girl who registered. Each bal loon Included on a slip of paper the name of the child who released it; the place from whara it was released and a request that the finder notify the tender. Last year the greatest dis tance reported that a balloon traveled was to Bonama. Bible School continues through June 25.- II i Heat Wave Hits Southwest By TIIK ASSOCIATK.D I'ltESS Tile season's longest heat wave showed no Immediate signs of breaking over the Central and Southca.it sections of the country Wednesday. More hot and humid weather was forecast, with daytime lcm pcratures In the tos. Sleeping was a problem as temperatures stayed Ui the 70s during the night Wednesday was the stxlh straight day ol opnrcMive neat In 1110.1i ot the Midwest. Fur the first time in weather bureau history Chicago had Us filth straight June day of PI degree or higher lemperatura Tuesday with a top of Da. GEORGE D. HARD, I?, ton of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hard. Box 962, Klamath Falls, is completing his Air Force basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base. FARM SALES . WASHINGTON Uh The Agricul ture Department reported today that farmers received approximate ly (10,300,000.000 from sale ot farm products during the first five months of this year. This was 4 per cent less than they received Auto Emblem & Key Ring Colorful crest of Dad' car and S key cut to fit hit ignition, complete 1 29 ACCESSORIES FOR DAD'S CAR . . . Bug Screens, Deflectors, Seat Covers, Viiort. FISHING CAMPING PICNIC SUPPLIES 11:00 Nwi 11:03 Wuih,, 11:10 Sim Off Red China Said Planning Invasion TAIPEH, Formosa W The Inter ior Ministry's Tatao Neva Agency said today 100,000 Chinese Com munist troops stationed In Tibet are studying the languages of In dia and Pakistan as a preliminary to Invasion. , Tatao. which claims contacts on the Red-held mainland, gave no source. ,,: . . , Wo art prtpored to meet " your demands for Itnt Atttomobllo Glau Rt place. mtiiH with dispatch an), Hit flrttir flats available. Wholttait and Rttall KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP Plenty of Parkins in Roar S21 Walnut Phono 7371 I Z3 Lmllr VeJJVtlB.'' N.Monallr Owiite "kf""'y Orgaaiitd in the corresponding period last I i mAin si. frtONE 0Z4S I year. J mm aosSpaw . "-r-rir. 8 H" X:F - v r BsVJ AT Ruth Stauffer's AMANA FREEZER SCHOOL Ruth SUuffer Amana Homo leoaomitt Friday, June 18'", 2:30 PM Savings up to 30c on every Food Dollar! 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National n 1 1 o n 1 1 u n has been brought lo chcsMiian via hln book, in which he details his lllo m crime, lie has i-oulrstcd 15 felon ies charged lo liliu, but not two olhrrs which brought him the deotli seiitenco for kidnaping. He has personally waged a long legul battle to escape the gas chamber but now Is sliiled to die July 30. A coimiiltico that liiolutlen many writing peoplo has been trying lo get his sniilciicr) commuted, urgil mg Unit lie worth more to society allvo tlnin dead. MucUonald eiiiphuKlxrit that the lilin would lake no sides In Cheiui. man's flu lit for Hie. "Wo wilt urcfienl the Morv In n duciimeiilary slyle. like a March of 1 line." the producer remarked. "We will be coldly objective, build ing no caso for him or for society." Ah yes, but doesn't Ihn audience tend lo sympalhlin with llie lead, mg player, oven in a ci lino pic ture? "Not neorksarily In this case." remnrkod MacUuiiald. "Not II we lell the slory as It was written In tho book, and we are required to do so. "There may be some sympathy nvokril Horn Ills younger days, Ills lamily was very poor and he tells of how he was sick III bed and how his mother, who waa psra lyri'd, called In any something won wrong. Tho boy went in I ho kituhen and found his fallior lying on the lluor Willi Ilia mm on. "Ills Hint iiigo in aleal came when ha mil Iced oilier people's groceries wera not the sumo as Ills futility's, which rame finin ro ller. Ho begun lo nleul food. "Ilul thru ho began to steal mora than he needed. It became a matter of bravudo Willi 111 lit. When others in Ills gang would say, Let's steal a car,' he'd nay, 'Let's steal lined cats.' Every lima hn gat out of a reformatory he would return to crime." ' DoWltt culled him "a precocious boy who became a precocious genius. You cun lell from ilia book dial ho studied until he knew all Urn tricks of a professional wilier." Klamath falls. 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