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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORIWON KKIDAY, JUNE IB, 10M KFLW 1451 K rsT FrtcUy Event-nr, June 18 M Godfrey Distill CBR t JO Army McCarthy Hearing! CBS 7:00 liiiiru nina abw 1 30 Les Griffith ABC T.33 HtU and Encore 8:00 Mr. Keen CBS ft:30 Lowell Thomai CBS B.ii Ttnneaaee Ernie CBS 0:00 Ozsle St Harriet ABC :. Concert ot Favorite ENDS TONIGHT! BURT LANCASTER 1ltt)lajrtyOKef- TECHNIC0L0R SHORTS-CART99N riTOMORROVV.Ti iETT (?? ADULTS 50c K"' V ..Saturday It Sundays!. ' CONTINUOUS FROM 12:43 P.M. i LAST 2 DAYS! Top Action Hun mmm-iiuTLkaunf win iiNiimn CbecontgyV.Oj starts SUNDAY! All McCtlA SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWSI AduHt SOc - Kiddie 20c Soturday4Sundoy, CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P.M LAST 2 DAYS! --SUNDAY!- 3 &PEN DAILY 7:00 P.M. f c MIA T' 531 I iwwkhI 5?WnTUII4m0TM A TIUI-UM AOVBffUH AtK : m MiisicAisf I m I0"0fTUN"' Jfpi- J DAY ( f- CUMMINOI I. A dulH 75c -Kiddies 25c ; (Radio IPM 10 pm. Headline! 10: 15 K0OTU Roundup ABC 10 :ttl Arniy.MrCarlhy ltrartnn CBS ii.oo Si off Newi Summary 11:05 Stun Off KFLW 14M Ko fST 8ftturdar, June 19 no Early Bird New r. US Alarm Clock Club C.43 Ride the Bua HAS Muile T OO Ncui-Bktst Sdltion , ?:IS Charlie' Rounaup T TO rrank Got CBS t: Co flee Time ABC t oo Bill Shade. Jk the Newa CBS b 04 No School Today ABC It 30 Spare Patrol ABC 10.00 Robert Q. LewrU 1 1 rOO Star over Hollywood CBS 11:30 Farm Newa CBS 11:45 Garden Gate CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:15 Tom ManlonSporU CBS 12 20 Music 12:30 Jerry Gray Orch. CBS 1:00 New ABC 1:05 Paukena Carter ABC 1:15 Hone Rare ABC 130 Pan American Union ABC 2:00 New ABC 245 Tea Crumpeu ABC 2 30 This Week in Wathmslon ABC 3 45 A We See It ABC 3 00 News ABC 3:05 101 Ranch Boys ABC .1:30 Basin Brief 3:43 Operation Music CBS 4:00 New 4:03 Spin with Wynne SiM City Hospital 530 Todays SporU HifhhfhU 5:45 Frank Gom CBS , S:55 Hometown New 6 00 Let s Pretend CBS 1 :30 You Were There 6 45 Words of Life 7:00 Two for the Money CBS T;30 Charlie's Bedtime Stories 7:35 News ABC 8:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 8:23 ABC Lale SporU ABC b W Gunsmoke CBS t 53 Sanka Salute CBS t?:OQ News ABC 9:03 Dancini Party ABC 10 00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Kilocyde Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:03 Stn Oft , KFJ1 1159 Kc PST Friday Evening. June 11 DO Gabriel Heattee UBS . 8:15 Evening Edition Local News 8:23 Hollywood Highlight Virgil Plnkley New ULBS 8:45 Sam Hayes News OLE. 8:55 Bill Henry MBS 700 Red Skelton Show 7 JO Sports Report 7 40 Timber Tale 7:45 Perry Como Show MBS . 1 00 Official Detective UBS 8:30 Under Arrest MBS 8 00 Newspaper of the Atr DLBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr UBS 9:30 Moonlight Melodies 8:55 Robert Hurlelgb News MBS 10 00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Si en Off KFJ1 115 Ko. PST Saturday, June 19 8V88 Bunriaa -'Saturdays fc Sundays!" CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P.M. s sl i l-l 1 1 d s e ENDS TONIGHT! VAIIAIHIAIIfl 1 ITT uMunituif:-T II 2 Technicolor Hit: II 'Adult SOc Kiddie 20c iS7G3 r. i - ilSfS? p i.'flr m f'DHANl0MrH. fatatawA-ataoaltwWUIIU III! taatatloa ta PHANTOM or THE RUE MORGUL''"". kaOwcTW CLAUDE MUFHM PATRICIA MEDINA-STEVE FORREST . -'ii'i P' starts SUNDAY! S.HH1WgJ!l may mm FREE TICKETS -FOLLOWING MERCHANTS . Imil'l Super Market th t Pine Suburban Drug Ce, J50 Seulh (th a . Junrlor Trey Leundry t Cleenirs 400 So. tth 23 Klemath last Side Pharmacy 101 I. Mela St. Schirfmsa Suaermerl' JI01 Alrermnr Dr. oq 8 30 Farm Reporter 8.45 Pee Wee SUilnem and the Rain bow Melody Boj TOO rrank Hemingway News DLBS T 18 Breakfast Deng MM T aJ Teday a Reel Buys T.-4 rirat IdtUaa t Ike New t U Something le Thtak About 8 88 Rest ea Reeerd 813 Melodic Interlude 8 a News MBS 8 38 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8.45 I'aed Car Markt.1 9 88 Beat on Record 815 Tips From the Town Shop 8 30 Headline New DLBS '.15 Social Security Program 9:40 Musie 8:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Ten O'clock News 10:15 Morning Melodies 11:30 The Story teller 11:45 Fir lighter 12:00 t-H Club Program 12:13 Noonday Edition Local News 12:30 Baseball 3 20 Scoreboard MBS 3 85 News DLBS 3 30 Woody Woodpecker Show MBS 4:00 Forward March 4:18 Frank Hemingway Newt DLBS 4 30 Proudly We Hall 3 00 Les Higbie Now MBS 3 05 Miuic 903 The Raptitt Hour 3:35 Pee Wee Slid ham and the Rain bow Melody Boys 3:43 Jack Brickhouse MBS 8:55 Newt MBS 08 How It Hanoened v' 8:13 Pee Wee Sudham aud the Rath ho.v Melody Bo 6 25 Hollywood Hlghlignta 1 10 Asseanaly ef God 7 00 Tommy Oden and bis Wtslsro Rhythmtnaiiers 7:30 Klamath Temple g.oo Club 1130 0 00 Ncwrtacr nf ir-e Air DLPS fi:13 For Dancer's Only 10:00 Shndy Side of Midnight li en Sign Off Channel I Friday, June 18 3.20 Devotions 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4.30 Val Rogue Show , 3:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Super Circus 8.00 Cavalcade of Sports :45 Mobilgu Fights 7:00 Rogue Rod and Gun Ctiih 7:30 Southern Oregon Roundtable M 00 TBA 9:00 My Friend lrma 9:30 TBA n:(W Weather 10:03 News 10:15 McCarthy Army Hearings 11:00 Sign Off Saturday. June 19 3:20 Devotions i:30 Faith for Today 4.00 Angus Bowmer 4:30 Western Theater 5 30 Melody Wranglers 6.00 Thai May Boy 8:30 Spot lite on The Y ' 1 7 00 Jackie Gleason 8 00 Amateur Hour 8 30 Break the Bank 9:00 Beat Theater iDouhle FtaU 11:40 News 11:45 Weather 11:50 Sign Ulf Rockefeller Divorce Told CHICAGO Lfi Brbr Sears (Bobo) Rockefeller beaded for Reno today and a divorce from multimillionaire Wintnrop Rocke feller. In a brief stop In Chicago late yesterday, the Cinderella brfde of 1948 disclosed that her husband also Is on the way to Reno to com plete terms ol a property settle ment. .... Bobo refused to go Into details of the settlement, which calls for Rockefeller to pay her 6'4 million dollars plus a half-mlllion-dollar trust fund. Rockefeler, 42, is due in Reno shortly from bis home in Arkansas to sign the financial settlement and a separation stipulation that will pave the way for the divorce from the. 37-year-old blonde daughter of an immigrant coal miner from Lithuania. - They came to financial terms last Jan. alter four years of bitter wringling. Pinal details of the set tlement were Ironed out before Bo bo left New York Wednesday night. Bobo retains custody of their ft-year-old son Wintnrop Paul, who was le.lt In New York with her friends while she stays (In Reno. Rockefeller gets visiting rights. a k in 3 Dimension and WarnerColor k d d : 1 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! "Northwest Territory" -6wmtirmtS6f w nonnnrtsi Howmr III Del Richfield 2SII Seulh rh Sheep 4 Scheltse Service Sterlea j Mela Spring The llg "Y" Merket 4710 Se. Sixth . lay Lew feed Center 1JJI 0reM Ave. Qrlgg'i Superior reeds S Cerl'i SupeHee Meets Sheite War t Divlilen "DENNIS THE MENACE 'The kids pick on me just 'cause i AKTEm.' Actor Claims Wife's Income BURBANK, Calif. i.n The di vorce trial of hundsomc Jess Bark er, scekuig half of Susan Hay ward's wealth, may end today. Superior Judge Herbert V. Walk- er presumably will take the case under advisement for time to study the testimony. HeatWave Hits Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS No relief was in sight Friday from a week-long heat wave In most of the Midwest and Soutn. Temperatures In the high 80s and Ms again were in prospect for wide areas In the Central and Southern states Friday and prob ably in most of the areas Satur day. There was a little cooling In parts of Minnesota and the Da kotas as cooler Pacific air moved eastward. But the movement Is extremely slow, the Weather Bu reau said. The hot belt extended over most of th fijutth tha Ui..l..mni ir.l lev and mo.il nf (ha riMi r b region. It was fairly cool in the Northeast; in the Pacific North west lh Mnrthttm Dnj.k(a mrA most of the Northern Oreat Plains. me Hottest weauier was in the Far Southwest with temperatures Thursday again 100 degrees or higher. It was 111 at Presidio, Tex., the nation's hottest spot for the last several days. - A tornaHn hit m p. I . . . ' v mo 111 Northeast Nebraska Thursday "mm. me twister struck tbree fBrm-i nrf an arnntt ..V. nn) I. ...f. ouiwi miiuc near Pilger and six farma near i-cnaer. no mjuries were reported. Heavy' rain and hail hit some areas. More than six Inches of rain and light hall fell In one hour in Muncie, Ind. The Weather Bu reau rermriarf h ll.tnr... 1 ,1 -- ,u ., u . IUUK3 uiureier ana rain pelted St. -wiuuo, num. me rainfall meas ured nearlw thru inni Tempermureo early , Friday r-uiaen irom 34 at Mullen Pass Idaho, to 83 at Dallas. Texas. EYE-CATCHER 9224 II M ' Have that "want-aomethlng-new" feeling? Here's a dress to whirl everywhere In; catch compliments In I The freshest colors the coolest cotton you can find are '; just rlghtl Perfect style for remnants and so thrlftyl Pattern 1234: Misses' Sizes 13.' 14, IK, II, 20, Size 16 skirt, bodice trim, iVt yards SS-lnch; bodice, godeta, 1 yards contrast. This easy-to-use pattern Rive perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-live cents In coins for this pattern add b cents for each pattern for. lst-class mailing. Bend to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 740,' Chicago 80, 111. Print your name, address, zone; slse, style number, j TT- 1 1 Bariter. in contesting his movie queen wile's action, contends he is entitled to half their community properly. Attorneys stipulated that Miss Hayward's assets total 1291. Dig plus a million-dollar lilm con tract paying her $5,000 a week. An accountant. Miss Elvn Mc Gulrr. trstillcd yeslcrduy that in llljl Barker earned 1318.75 while Miss Hayward grossed tl63.091.OJ. and In 19S3 Barker earned $346 SO and Mis Hayward. I310.376.M. Btukcr testified he has earned II. 600 in the last 18 months and his bank account totals 15,000. Miss Hayward already has otter ed him 1100,000, payable in the form of alimony over a 10-year period. He spurned that oiler al though his counsel said the figure would be acceptable in a lump sum as community properly. The mathematical testimony fol lowed testimony by Barker that Miss Hayward once put out a light ed cigarette by rubbing It In his eye. He declined to elaborate other than to say the Incident climaxed an argument. Barker also denied that he held his wife's head under water as charged earlier by the actress. "I merely dropped her in the pool," he stated. A dramatic moment hi the trial came when Harm asked the actor if he were still in love with his wife. He looked straight at his wife, who cut her eyes downward, and replied: "Yes". Masons lect State Officers PORTLAND UTi Roy W. Mc Neil, Southern Oregon College of Education geography professor, was elected master of the Oregon grand lodge of Masons Thursday. - Other ol I leers Include Ralph T. Moore, Orants Pass, senior grand warden, and Clarence A. Kopp, La Grande, Junior grand warden. OaKeitfromn y.rl...itay Wealthy By BESSY. The Bsain Boeay Shades o' the lllh century, 1954 styles call for not Just one petticoat or even two, or three or four. Nossirl No less Ulan five petti- ... 1 1,- 1. 1 .. - .,!!. 1 Mmm u 11 ' .11 win II 1 ii i K v i u ' i llalr for one skirt gaining lots of popularity land petticoat support. If you'll pardon the pun) these days. Though the hlllowv skirt Is a bit ungainly at '' times, especially when It comes to seating ones self In a feminine sort of way. it sure turns the heads " snd twists some ;, necks among the , , males In the pas-.. .. lure. . BESSY Combine the petticoat - pulled skirt with the modern low neck line (front and back) and you- can't miss. This isn't for you gals wfto know you're In "shape" for the summer season. This Is for you gals snd you know u you re one who aren't. Too much weight not only does n't look good, it isn't good for you. Your frame waa built . to carry Just so much, Your organs were built to serve Just so much weight. Naturally, then, it'a plain to see It Just Isn't healthy to be packing more than your share around with you. That may sound a bit confusing, but I think you know how you feel, too, So may I suggest you check your calory list. Warning: Just cut down on calories mildly. Don't cut them all out, After all, your body needs SOME energy to run on; and It needs lota of other vital elements to run on, too. Milk is a natural for reducing diet. If you plan one, you should not undertake anything draatlo un less your doctor orders you to, But milk has a low ratio of cal ories compared with Its other ele ments for light dieting on your own. You can take It from me. Bessy. . , t :: , avt ' i m ,i .11,1 ' i Marlon Brando To Portray Napoleon In Move Role By BOB THOMAS HOLtYWOOD (41 Marlon Bran do says he is doing another lilm role because of vow to hia dyutg mother. The actor has reportod to 30th Century-Fox to portray the young Napoleon In the film version nf the best seller "Desires." Ha has returned In glory to the atudlo where his name was mud only a lew months ago, When he failed tn report for shooting of "The Egyptian." the atudlo replaced him with Eumuntl Purdom, men It sued Brando for two million dollars. The ault wua canceled when Brando agreed to appear In "Deslree" opposite Jean Slnunons. Brando told me the deal came about because of his mother. Ho explained: "She was wry ill when llie whole thing happened. She was very up set by the Innuendo and sniping at me alter I left the picture, she made me promise to patch up the trouble. So I agreed to do 'DcMrec.' "She's dead now, But the deal Is still on." He gave no Indication that he waa any happier with his current :; ; Oregon Ace To Visit Home PORTLAND t The Oregon ace, Li. Col. Marion Carl, chum ant of the world's altitude record, (Ilea home Friday for a visit with Ills lamily at Hubbard and to lake part in a celebration at Cascade Locks. Carl, credited with downing 11 , Japanese planes m World Wur II, will go to Cascade Locks for a public dinner Friday night, and will take part In the Cascade Locks Fly-In Sunday, when scores of private pilots will land at the airport there. FATHER'S DAY - JUNE 20th. HE'S DONE PLENTY! Ktomath'i Own i 721 Main THANKS ... to our many customers and friends for your generous response in making our redecorated and remodeled store... GRAND OPENING a wonderful success And To Show Our Appreciation, We Offer... . 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