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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO 1IERA1J) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1I)B4 1EN DAILY 7-00 PS ENDS TONIGHT! B:WmtMM!MIKlj KtUtt BAM liAMA . mm mioa-w TOMORROW! FREE CART RIDES . FOR THE KIODIESI ADULTS 50c Kiddies Under .0 BH! 1 DOORS OPEN 8:30 NOW SHOWING! PLUS vu uufUIOTT ADULTS 50c KIDDIES 20c DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW PLAYING! HJltra-New Look in Musicals : CmEMAScOPE with Stekophonic Sound it sis .-(r DORS ROBOT M DOJHMKSllS SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS pAiH TSc KMtUM 25e " DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. NOW PLAYING! RnuwsTuinr ox 5 mwJOILMcCRIA " MAUI LANCHARD SHORTS-CArVTOON-NEVVS Spatial WMtarn'Ftslurt I ,rios avwi SC Sk BARKER XIRK KB Ipefcyi mm rv ,. a-ii ij it mm w i.i mm ,7 teste Club Meet I KFLW 145 Ke, - flf MondRjr Evening, June tl 00 Lux Rid to Theatre CBS T;00 The Lont lUnier ABC T:U Lei Griffith ABC 7:30 Henry J. TeMor ABC T:43 Guest Sur 3:00 My mnd Irma CBS 8:30 Lowell Ttiomi CBS 3:43 Tenneuee Emit Show CBS d 00 Voice of Firestone ABC t:30 Preview ol Tomorrow :4S Desert Inn Orch. 10:00 10 p.m. HetdUntt 10:15 Bill Sterns ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sim Off .News Summary 11:03 Sign OH KFLW - lttl Kc. - rST Tuesday, Jane St ft 00 Early Bird Kfi 6 05 Alarm Clock Club 6:30 Lou' Almanac t : Ride Tht Bui 3:53 MutlC 7 00 New Urtakfail Edition t:IS Charlie's Koundup 7:30 Frank Gow CBS t:5 Harry Babbitt CBS .' t:00 Breakfast Club ABC 8:00 Blue Skies 9:15 Ma Pcrktna CBS 9:30 Young Dr. Malont CBS 9:45 Tht Penney'i Show 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Perry Mason CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:45 Marian From Miller's 10:55 Whispering Street ABC 11:15 Brifhir Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 13:15 Pay less Sidewalk Show 12:30 Sam Hayes ABC 12:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:00 Mike & Buff's Mail Bag CBS 2:15 Ruth Athlon CBS ?:20 Phil Norman CBS 3:30 House Parly CBS 3:00 Better Living 3:15 Hank Henry Show 3:45 Basin Briefs 3:55 Music 4:00 Ted Malont ABC 4:15 Spin With Wynne 4:45 When a Girl Marries ARC 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:15 Veice of Calrary - 5:30 Taday'a Sports Highlight 5:45 Frank Goes CBS 5 59 Hometown News 8.-00 People are Funny CBS 6:30 Mr. and Mrs. North CBS 7:00 Johnny Dollar CBSi 7 30 Address by Pres. of Amtr. Medical Asan ABC 3:00 Two Tickets to Broadway 3.30 Lowell Thomas CBS 43 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 9:00 America s Town Meeting ABC 9:45 Desert Inn Orch CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Bill Sterna ABC 10:45 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11.-05 Stsn Off KFJ1 11M K. MT Monday Ereniar. June 21 3:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :15 Evening Edition Local News 33 Hollywood HtghlighU JO VirgU Pinklcy News DLBS 45 Sam Hayea New DLBS 3:33 Bill Hesirr UBS T.-00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 Timber Tales 7:43 Perry Cemo Show MM S:0O The ralcon MBS 3:30 The Railroad Hour NBC AO Newspaper of the Air OLBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS . 9:30 Moonlight Melody Time 53 Robert Rurleish Newi MB 10:00 Shady Sidsj f Midnight 11. -00 Sign off KM list Ke. fST Tneaday, June it ! Sunrise Serenade 3:30 Farm Reporter 8:45 Sons of tne Pioneers 7:00 Frank Hemingway New 7:15 Breakfast Gang SLSS 1M Twday'a Beat Buys 7:4S First Edition Local News 7:55 Something to Think About DLBS .- Cecil BrewB saBB 3:13 Bob Greene News DLBS 3:20 Melodic Interlude MBS 8:33 Holland Baals New M 343 Breakfast Gang 8:45 Strictly Feminine 9:00 Morning Melodies 930 Hazel Market MBS 9:30 Carnation Milk Tim BBS 9:43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS ins Telle Teat DLBS 10:30 A visit to Weisfleld's 10:33 A Visit to McCookey'a 10:40 Music 143 a Visit te LaPetate'e 11:00 Cliff En fie Newt DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street Varieties 11:30 Quean for Da MBS 13:03 T ipt from Tht Town Shop 13:43 Notes From the Scooptr . , 1:00 Matinee Melodies 3:00 Like view Roundup Time 3:25 Sam Hayes News DLBS 330 Here's The Answer DLBS 3:45 Tello Test DLBS 4:00 Join the Navy 4:15 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 4:30 p.m. Homes on the Lend 4:43 Sam Hayes News DLBS 3:00 p.m. Bob Greene News DLBS 3:05 p.m. ; 18 Cecil Brewa MBS SEW-VERY-EASY! 01 64 8ew-Very.Eisv nd ao verv. very flittering! 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I 'IP 11 s as enrol Htttitr una S:l Kvtruni Etlltinn I.h-aI Ktwa a a Hollywood Hiamiano MVirill Pinklrv N. ni SS 14 Sam Hlyn Nwt UUtS M mil Hanr MRS TOO Had Skalton Show t 30 StKVU Rauort T:40 Timber Talra T j Rddit ruhrr snow Mnn a.OO That llammar Uuy IIHS fc.50 Your Chamber of Commarca a 4S llalldalbara Marmonatra a 00 Nawipapar ol tht Air MBS P:1S I'ulton Lawla Jr MBS a X Moonlliht Malodlaa a S3 Paopla Malpina Karh OlDtr UBS iu.t. naay sid ol uidnlaht iim cisn on Channel S KBES TV Mrdfoni Monday, June tl 3:SD Dcvoliona 3:20 On Your Account Feminine t'anctaa 4:30 Vat Roaua Show 3.00 Uncle Uitl Show S::10 Armchair Theater b::tU 'i line tor beany 7:00 Rnrm and Allen T:.K Hank McCuna KKa) Dennlt lay a:30 Maiquerade a 00 t Love l.ury 3:30 Badse T14 t0:O0 Wca.her 10:03 Neva 10:13 eat Theater 11:13 Sim Oft Tueaday, June !! 3:30 Dey-otlona 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 remlnlne Panclea 4:30 Val Roilla Show 3:00 Uncle Bill Show 3:30 Western Theater :0 tel a Kick tl Around t:Crt Oreateit Dramas 6:13 Best Theater tOouble yeaturel 100 News I0.-O3 Weather 10:13 Rest Theater 11:13 Sun Off Prisoners Riot, Kill One Guard LANSING, Kan. I Shielding themselves with six terrified pris on visitors, six desperate convicts tried to force their way out of the Kansas State Prison yesterday. A veteran guard was killed, and one of the hostages and two of the convicts were wounded in bursts of gunfire before the group surrendered in the administration building. The convicts were armed wim three crude .33 pistols and six knives, all made- within the prison. The six men rushed Into' the visitors' room, where about 25 vis itors were talking with prisoners. They seized the hostages. Including two children, and rushed to ue administration building. Fred Kenaga. 58. an unarmed guard supervisor with 35 years of service, encountered the group at the administration building door and was shot to death. Inside a vestibule the convicts were stopped by two gates. Threat ening the hostages, they yelled for gatekeeper Andy Holllnshead to onen the gates. He refused and ihev fired at him. - warden c n a r l e s Earaonoson rushed into the corridor and drew fire from the convicts as trie nos uces screamed hysterically. The warden got a rifle and stepped into the corridor again as armed guards approached the con victs from the yard in the rear. I knew we were going to have showdown, and that we were going to have It right there." the warden said. "I was interested in getting the hostages out, as well as about 20 other visitors in tne visitors' nau, he said, "but you Just can't run a orison by opening the. gates be cause of pressure from Inside." The convicts started shooting but surrendered when the guards opened fire. Tne wounaea convicis were xjw ton Ray Collins, 24, Kansas City, shot In the hip, and William Henry Parker, 24. Gage. Okla., wounded In a finger. The other convicts were Donald E. Davis. 27, Sturgls, Mich.; Emmett May, 34, Topeka, Kan.; Robert Leroy Knight, 24, Picher, Okla.; and James Tarr, 22, Ponca City, Okla. ' Mrs. Frankie acroggins, a, Kan sas City, was wounaea in we shoulder. Warden Edmondson said the six convicts would be charged with first-degree murder for Kenaga's slaying. Skaters Plan To Attend Contest Two and possibly three Lakeview youngsters will compete in nation al championship roller skating con tests in Denver, Colorado, July 25 to July 31. The two girls and -one boy are Kay and Sharon Chaffin, daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. George Chef fin, and Phil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thayer, all of Lakevlew. The two Chaffin girls plan to en ter the national championship! and it is expected the Thayer boy will also enter. BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING e i KLAMATH COUNTY LIBRARY BOOKMOBILE Schedule.: 'Herald end News, KFLW, KFJI. " COSTUMED DANCERS from Eugene, Corvallii, Coot Bey end Redding with local denceri filled the Klamath Falls Armory Sunday afternoon when the A I I and the Minute Club headed by Lyle Durrell,, above left, end Edne end John Lilly, with the recreation depart, ment ipontored the Klamath Basin's first free folk dance festival. Methodists Hold Session . PORTLAND VP) The Oregon Conference of the Methodist Church, holding Its 101st annual session here, voted to hold next year's conference at Eugene. The meeting closed Sunday with Bishop A. Raymond Grant reading appointments for the 19M-U year. These Included: Eugene district, Meredith A. Groves, superintendent: Ashland- J. ' Ross Knotts; Chlloquln-Ft. Klamath Edmund B. 8tanton: Cottage Grove Sydney B. Galther: Euiene First. Recter W. Johnson and S. Raynor Smith: Trinity Robert W. Burner: Wesley. Paul E. Peterson; Grants Pass Forrest W. Werts; Junction City Joyce Kendall: Klamath Falls Lloyd Holioway; Klamath Indian Harlev Zeller: Oakridge John B. Radmore: Roseburg Ellsworth Tllton: Springfield Harold sneii hart; Sutherlln-Wllbur Luis Bove. Forest Grove district. Milton A. Marcy, superintendent; Donald Wllsonvllle John Place; Wood bum Omal Trick. Portland district, Edward Terry, superintendent; Pendleton James L. Wilson. Salem district, George O. Rose horry. superintendent: Falls City James Royer; Harrlsburg J. Wil liam Bowles; Independence Roy C. Agte; Salem First. Brooks H. Moore and Calvin Moore; Four Corners. Joe A. Haraing; Lee. Ernest P. Oouldcr; Leslie. Robert Mcllvenna; West Salem. Harold W. Black; Silverton Paul H. Henry; Stayton K e n n e t h Abbott. HONORED TOKYO I ? East Com mander Gen. John E. huh, an alumnus of Miami university. Ohio, received an honorary iiLj.u. degree Monday lrom ms Aima Mater. The award was presented at his home here by Dr. John D. Mlllett, president of Miami. Third Street MOTEL Just off Main at Third A Good Place to Stay 'Most Decorated Soldier' To Star In Autobiography By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Iff - How doeil"? .... a modest man enact his own amazing life on the screen? Actor Audle Murphy Is not sure he'll live through It, but he is un dertaking to portray the soldier Audle Murphy In "To Hell and Back." The autobiography Is being filmed with an expensive produc tion by Murphy's home studio, Universal-International. Murphy's record as a soldier in World War n.ls unparalleled. He won 23 decorations, including the big one the Medal of Honor. While he was killing 240 German soldiers, a mortar shell burst at his feet, he was perforated by an Cigarette Cause Of Hotel Fire The city fire department was called to the Early Hotel shortly before midnight 8 u n d a y when smoke was discovered In the sec ond lloor corridors. Alter checking several rooms the lire was discovered in a club chair In room 25 occupied by Jimmy Winters, who firemen said had gone to sleep with a burning cig arette on the chair.- No damago resulted excepting to the chair and smoke-filled halls. It was reported. EULOGY London Uti Moscow Radio broadcast a lengthy eulogy Mon day to Charlie Chaplin, who chose to live In Switzerland alter the United States ordered an Inquiry Into his fitness to live in the United States. The m6vle comedian was re cently awarded ' a Communist 'Peace Prize." NOW...BETTER HEARING FOR 15 whh lICARiriO AID i . Operates far an entire menth on ONI "A" battery . . . na "I" battery . . . greater eeenemy, fewer battery chanfee . . , frearter-thart-ever clarity. 10-DAY MONIY-IACk OUARANTIlH It, la year aeMsa, aay aefca, twerMt ekt etrfartarmi "gayaM'' la aay way, sixth- ntvra leak wMM tea day! and yew money wHI be Nhirrstad arenetly. aaasal. EASY TERMS . tmai i Bums . . . PAY $10 A MONTH A Sta 71S Main Street : -. ru di'ii artillery shell blast and shot In the lrom Kingston, Trx.. Is modest about his war achievements. Di rector Jess Hlbbs told me he and producer Aaron Rosenberg have met opposition on some points In the script. "I think It's kind of silly lo show me getting the medala at the end of the picture." Murphy reasoned. "Those who know I got the medala will understand. And for the others the events will apeak for them selves." Audle remarked that the rest of the script is shaping up well, but he'll take a stand on that matter. I asked him what would happen If the atudlo remained firm and put another actor In the role. "Fortunately, that's In the small print of my contract," he laughed. "Nobody else can play the role but me. I had to do It that way. Other wise they would have had Tony Curtis in the part long ago." Hlbbs said that two thirds of the picture would be shot on location near Yakima, Wash., where the Army will supply troops and full cooperation. The terrain approxi mates the settings of Sicily. Italy and France, where Murphy fought. P,DV Klamath CLOSED MONDAYS ten I. Lee, Mir. A MONTH TIJSflLBSI, TRANSISTOR Zim tu.t.. ?UI Bar lot Anr.!.-:r:vrf year Klamath Falls, Oregon Guatemala Ceasefire Asked By U.N. Security Council UNll'lilD NATIONS. N Y. Iff - The U.N., Brcurlty Council called unanimously litot night lor n cruno (li o In Uuntoniiila and Inr all U.N. I nliorn lo withhold aid from tlio lighting luivos llioro. The acllori rnnie alter the Buvlrt Union cast Its tiotli veto lu council history on behalf ol Guatemala's leftist government. The veto de feated a motion lo refer the Guate malan complain! ol aiiKieaalon to Ilia Western llenilaphoie'a reiiKimtl organisation, the Oiuuiiltulluii ol American Suites lOAUi. U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., council president fur June, eatd the (soviet veto allowed obviously the Russians have "de slitns" on (he Americas. He warned anmllv: "I say to Hie Soviet deleunlos: Slav out of the Western Hemis phere. Don't try to start your plans and conspiracies here " Despite the Russian vote, CI uu to ny la has already asked the live niember Inter American Peace Committee ol the OAS lo help top the Invasion auuln.it President Jacobo Arbeua tltiznian'a novern nient. Tlio committee scheduled, a meeting in Wa.ihtiiRlon lute loduv. The cease-fire call wan voted alt er Ollilleinalall Delejult' Kllnrtln Casllllo-Arrlolar charged neighbor ing lltiiHlura.t and NU'imiima. hacked by the United Slates and the United Fruit Co., hod connived In an aggression against Ouale main's territory by mercenary ex peditionary forces. ldoc hotly delcmtrd his gov ernment and denied the charges. He said Information available to the United Slates "strongly aug resta thai the situation does not Involve aggression, but a revolt of Guatemalans ugulnsl Guate malans. The council look no action on Guatemala's request that It send a peace observation commission at once "to prove the connivance" ol Honduras and Nlcagugua. The Oualrmulan delegate told Iho council his country had been invaded lrom Honduras Friday by mercenaries and bombed by P41 planes of North American manu facture, the latter coming from bases on Nicaragua and Hondur as. He claimed lo have documentary proof linking the leader of the In vasion, Guatemalan exile Col. Carlos Casllllo Armas, wilh Nica ragua and "the government of the north," an obvious reference to the United Slates. He accused the U.S. Stale De pertinent of defaming his govern ment with Its charges that It is Communist Inllucnced and said American bans on arms shipments lo his country had left It de fenseless. He conceded that communism hsd "a certain support'' in Guate mala but aald even If it were out lawed "this campaign would lind another pretext." He charged the Invasion had been sparked by the Irutl com pany because his government Is expropriating large tracts of com-1 SPECIAL SIZE... lake your choice of rrftlit COTY classics in this generous liottle. Katli one, a world. famous fragrance lirloved for jrars! SPECIAL ATOMIZER... get tne new "Lock Atomizer uilh your! favorite COTY TOILET WATER. Won't leak, spill or eiaporale! SPECIAL PRICE... COTY TOILET WATER, complete with new. "LOCK" Atomizer and travel container oof A yours during this Untiled time offer. Grralral IrHgrnnre1 viliie for' 2 00 pfui Ift if I t -.c-n' fnt IfitetiAJ 1 1 WfLsJtat'Ml Choose from these world-famous Coty frangrsncen L'ORICAN L'AIMANT EMERAUDE 'PARIS' MUSE METEOR ' A SUMA STYX The friendly Drug Store where customers send their friends! 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