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Newspaper Page TextPATiK TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OitEGON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1955 (Radio Jjoq KFLW CBS ABC. MS KG Friday Evening Ort. 21 H OT Ti.v' Sport Hiittiliiliu 6 15 Lowrll Thomai CBS 6,30 Amu 'N' Andy Miulc Hall CBS fi 55 Newt CBS , t 7 00 Klamath Hatln PoUto jTcitiva. 7 30 Strame ABC 7:43 Football Time 7:33 KUHS v llmo 10:00 10 PM Edition li:l!i Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off Jsewi Summary 11:04 bun On Saturday, Oct. 23 600 Minuia Ntwa !ummanr 01 America! ravoril Muile 6.15 Minuta Ntwi Summary 1 Amerlci'i Favonta Muale 30 Minute News Sunrnarv 31 American Favorita Mum a Minute New Bi'mmary W America'! Favorite Muiis 7:00 Newi Bkfit Edition 7 15 Dugan t Meit Show 7;.10 Frank U" CBS 7:49 County Agent 7:55 New AHC 1.00 No School Today ABC 9.M Gunimoka CBS 9:.'i5 Tremenrioiii Triflea CBS 10:00 New CBS . . 10:05 Robt. O Ltwia CBS 11:00 Newt CBS 11:05 Football Roundup CBS 11:30 Football Scoreboard CBS 11:35 Football Rounduo CBS 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:15 Foolbnll Houndun CBS 12:30 Football Scoreboard CBS 12:35 Football Roundup CBS 1:00 Newi ABC 1 03 Football Roundup CBS 1:30 Football Scoreboard CBS 1:35 Football Roundup CBS 2 01 New CBS 2 03 City Hoanltal CBS 2 30 Kolby CiMfrcy Show CBS 3:00 Newa CRS 3:01 Make War for Youth CBS 3:30 Treasury Show CBS 4 00 Newi CBS 4:05 Man Pit" Record CBS 4:30 Bnnin Hriefi 4:43 Forward March A 00 News CBS fl:03 Newi & Analycl I! N. on the Record CBS .1:30 F.ttsv Llntenlne 5:43 Frank n.S 5 53 Hometown Newi 8:00 Todav'a Hporti H1hHglili A-lil If II M S Newa K'uenfli 6:30 Thla Week In Waihinfton ABC Wor'i of ' Iff 7:00 Bedtime Stories 7-30 Ii'b Tlrnn ABC 7:33 Lnwrenrn Welk Army Show ADC rt:00 Newa Rrpnrier ABC 11:05 Navy Hour ABC 8:30 New ABC 6:33 Coconut GrovcOrcheilra ABC 9 00 New ABC 0:03 Dancln Party ABC ' f.iO It's Time 0:33 Dancing Party ABC 10:00 10 PM EdIHnn 10:13 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sicn Off Newt Summary 11:03 Siffn Off KFJI MBS DLBB. 1150 KG Friday Kvcnlnjr, Oct, 21 0:00 Bob Greene DLBS tt:t5 World nf Sport 6:23 Hollywood ltllit lathts 0:30 Local Evrnlnc Newa 6:45 Sam Hayea DLBS Shop WINDOW Fr Frames Screens Doors Sash Glass Estimates Gladly Given THL GLASS HOUSE 21S No. 11th . Phona 7477 6 15 Harry Wiimrr DLBS 7 00 Sport Repurt 7 10 'i nnbrr 'i aim 7:15 P S. Program 7:30 Bob and Hay 7:35 KUHS - Reno football 10:30 JI Jamborer 11:00 HI School Hl-Jlnx 11:30 Sign Off Saturday. Oct. 22 II 00 Sunrise Serenade and I irsl Newa 6:30 Sun at the Pioneer u -.j hunrlxe Srnadu 7:00 News DLBS 7:13 Brealtfait Gana; DLBS 7:30 Today Beit Buy 7 45 Local Morning News 8 00 Best on Record 6 1.3 Mornlnil Melodies CIO Farm f.cw :43 Social Sccurltv 8 Ml Used Car Mart 0:00 Bt on Record 8:15 Tip from Town 0:30 4-H Club 037 Firefighter 8:45 JJitiin Bouquet 10:00 Newspaper of Air Hi:l3 Storyteller Jtl-.'IO Phonorama Time lfc:33 News rWnln Melodiea 12:13 Local News I2:'ja Record Merry Go Round 1-41 Kr.otbali 4:43 Todays Top Tunes S 00 Marine Corp Melody Time 5 r.:) Tommv Oden 6 00 How It Happened 15 Loral Evcninjt News 6:23 HolJvwood Highlights ii:30 Shell Request Muir Hour 7 0(1 Oreuon-Arlrona Football 10:00 Jm-k'i Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off Sunday, Oct, 23 7:30 Oral Ilo'se-t i 8 00 Klamath Temple Hour 8:30 Back to (Jod 0:00 nadlo Bible Clan 0 30 Youth Soldiers for Christ 0:43 Krnnk and Errrest 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10:13 Christian Science Heals 10::!0 Lutheran Hour 11:00 Haven of Rest 1 1:.".Q L tin -American Rhythms 12:00 Join the Nav t?:!3 S'indav Favrlte4 IT.IO Jimtnir Kldler 12 45 Rasin E funnel 1:00 Comic Weekly Man 1:30 Sundav Favorites ?:1 npi Cun-,lnh"i 2 30 Sunday Favorites 6 00 Walter Wlnchell fitl.lfoeil Kvcnin" New H 23 Hollywood Hlghlighli 6:30 Rln Tin Tin 7:00 Wild Bill 1 Delink 7:23 Kvenlng Melodies 7 30 Mopalonfl Cassidy 8 00 Countersny v 6 30 City Editor 0:00 Newsnaper of Air 0:15 Bob Consirllne 8 30 Tomorrow's Front Paae Headlines 0 45 Chamber of Commerce 10 on Hawaii Calls 10:30 Sign Off KBFS TV Channel S CBS, NBC, ABC Friday Evening, Oct. 21 Devotions Feminine Fancies Apt M, Tracts Aunt Polly's Birthday Party Wild Bill Hlckok raualrAfl of StlOrtS ' Frank Leahy's Football Forecast Pappv Coleman Heath's Medical History Industry on Parade Talent Time Life of Rtley General SnorlMime Shooting Safety Waterfront Pol Club Fight 6 Highway Encounter The Line Up Weather Bent Theatre News sign ore Saturday, Oct. 22 Pac Coast Football USC vs Cal. Soldier Parade Faith for Today Ford Star Jubilee The Great Gtldersleeva The Honey rnnoncra Fridle Cantor Big Picture Geo. (iotiei Wrestling Newa and Sign Off 3:. 16 4:00 4:30 3:00 3:30 6:00 6:43 7 00 7:13 7:23 7:45 It 00 6:30 6:43 9:01 0:30 0:43 10:00 10:30 10:33 11:35 11:40 2:00 3 3(1 6.D0 6:30 B00 6:30 0 00 0 30 10 00 10 30 11:30 I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING TO PLAY WITH ' ' quabble Over MacArthur Recalls Old Controversy WASHINGTON (UP) The Mac Arthur controversy is in a new spin, recalling that the scncral'ii luce with recent presidents has been bad. It has not much Im proved even though an old line Army buddy Is In the White House now. Gen. Douqlas MacArthur knew the White House parlors (or long years befo.e he was even aware there was a dog house on the premises. At age 26 and only three years out of West Point, Mac Arthur began in 1908 a brief tour of duty as aide to President Theo dore Roosevelt. Bv 1913 he was x youthful member of the Army General Stall. President Woodrow Wilson pro moted rVncArthur rapidly in World War I. He was the Army's young est major cencral. The Harding ad ministration's favor was indicatad when MacArthur was ' mmed superintendent of the Uiited States Military Academy in 19'9. That's a blue ribbon job which often leads to the top. It led to the lop for MacArthur who was named chief of staff by President Herbert Hoover. He was reappointed to the post by Pres ident Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was in that job that MacArthur discovered a bright young oflicer familiarly known as Ike. The brilliance of MacArthur's mind ani military career persuad ed FDR to put the entire South west Pacific under MacArthur's command In World War II. There after the charm was broken. This week's Defense Department pub lication of the so-called MacArthur papers Is a minor incident in the storm which has swirled about the general In his later years. The papers were published In re sponse to pressure and controver sy It is Democratic Party doc trine that MacArthur was respons ible, along with the American chiefs of staff, for the Yalta ar rangements which obtained the promise that the Soviet Union would come into the war against Japan. Democrats contend FDR at Yalta merely took military ad vice. Tnere is no record of any recent defense by President Eisenhower of his former military boss nor any evidence that the Defense De partment was in MacArthur's cor ner in this public controverry. The breach between Mr. Eisen hower and MacArthur seems to be complete if unacknowledged. The record shows that Mr. Eisenhower Happy way to start a weekend: Robert Q. & his troupe of music and merry-makers. OK 9:30 Gunsmoke 10:05 Robert Q. Lewis 11:00 News 11:05 Football Roundup 2:05 City Hospital 2:30 Kathy Godfrey Show Dial 1450 CBS Radio mm mm m Mm - 'fW T W ier if atu LkJ THE FIRST MeGIFFERT LOADER used by the Weed Lumber Company is shown on its way to the Collier Loq ging Museum on U. S. 97 north of Crater Lake junction (above) as W. R. Robertson left I, weighmaster, and E. F. Anderson look on. In the side photo, the loader is shown on Weed Lumber Company op erations in 1907, When it wfs niw, The loader straddled a railway track, and log cars were pushed under it to load ing position, where the logs were swung aboard. The six man crew could load about 100,000 feet a day at from 5,000-7,000 feet per car. The ider could lower wheels f loader could lower wheels M,mfa W'Si from its bed to the track, and , , , , ' 3.V tia'i then was capable of moving (Vjvk .fJ '!J'llslK on the track under it, own ; MtPllMSMl power, or being coupled to f SMmMi&mmm W a train for. a longer haul. 1 l ?? Modern versions of this oad- '! JilWS V-At A IWv'F V'W4r' W'Sli. i er will load either rail car, 4J:4f.if.,, or logging trucks. This loader KK-isji wa, .old to Weyerhaeuser t U$f Timber Company in' 1929. mP&.0r -Old time photo from Lou tffe Parsons collection loaned by 6" ',-";". . ' .. v7 A. P. Collier. WflS-.4? . -r . i8l ssi 1 1 riimrn SPECIAL ATTRACTIONt "Flytaf Deuces" i - I Adventures of Capt. Africa No. f FREE TICKETS - FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Big "Y" Market S710So.6th Suburban Drug Co. 3950 So. 6th Superior Troy Laundry & Cleaners 700 So. 6th 336 Klamath i mmmmmm 1 BTTrnilTl .TODAY! I LAST 2 DAYS! COORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. TOMORROW! CONTINUOUS FROM 1:43 P.M. bg?WT -BILL WILLIAWSHW I p HICHAIID lAECUtt L't MOHTOt fi. 4 Robert Lowery Jil Jaimyn Jacqueline de Wit Tweeny Canova ' .Hf:W;j raTPWflY TO ' -t,s3l .Jb.JtP ADVENTURE! rWI -t&i Slf. W7 "-: K 'S Vflii-i&A ' mint TECHNICOLOR tloning inn m(r.rtF & WmCmW VERA MIUS fttB to uiQ Mtriis ptut Roseburq Hunter Dies From Attack ROSEBURO l.f David S. Churchill, about bO, Ro.sc b m . who msis'.cd on pomu miming despite repeated heart attacks, vns lounu dead In the fort hi 20 miles west ol Roseburq Wcdnesdny. The coroner said a heart attack had killed him. He added tlia Churchill hud MiiTered previous at- lack?, inuudinn one so severe he had to be helped home on the open inc day o( tnc hunting season. Churchill had none out apain Wednesday uh a hunting com- nun ton, Walter Crosier, UosebuiK. Whfn Chuichih railed to show up at a rendezvous. Crosier beuan entchiiiK. He soot: came ftcn ss Churchill's bony. M'Fadden Vi Under Probate Klip ptfi So smooth i( lcJVCS 'ou i breathless rniirnajj " -VOUKA Ut. ftttt imifool H. tin., Htntonl, Conn. s JERSKV CITY. N.J. (UPi One time millicnnirc Beniarr M.iclad tlcn was so piqued vviicn lie am; his vl(e, Jonnie Lee. separated that he cut her off Irom his estat? without a cent, it was revealed Thursday. The doughty. 87-yra .'-old phvsi cal cullun.s;'., lr.M will and icMa inent. whic'i will be prob;.tcd Mon day. 10 rta alter Ills tU'.nii. spe-citu-allv exrludeti his iliird am' laM wife Ircm bcncliting Irom the estate. The papers, which were filed here Tl;rsdn. sate no clue as to ihe size of the estate, but it was relieved fniall. He spmheri a number of mod erate bequests lo relatives and friends. diMdinc the rrmumder i'lnoiiK his children, a granddaiiKh irr and ihe Beniarr Madtadden roundatlon. As for Jennie Lee. who w;is bat thnB him In court lor aiinuinv when he died r.nrt still 11 iicht'm lo set c.n.trcl ol his t5la.c. he s.nd: '"I m.i.o no piiHistens lor my wife. Jiiuni Lee Mucfadden. here in for the reason that she had un justifiably abandoned me and hai left home without my content and has lulled and rcltised to return lo me and m home.'' The will ua dated Marrh :t. 1953. Netv.uk aituruey V. Eur.ene Han f IlipiMt lilrd the patters on be half ol Macuddcn's New York lawyer. Louis m Wnic. Named eveciiiris of Ihe rsiale were Mis. Helen V. i e t c r s. of I ititiimoi't. N Y.. cUtitthte,-; Kd ward L. Bcdin. aouim president, ol Ihe Beniarr M.tcfadden Kouiida tum in New Yoik, and Paul Wink ler, of Dn'U, NY. each re ceites J1.000 under the terms of the will. Macfadden .ilso left $1000 each, to seteial r.etcs, nephews audi liifnds "F 1 ! WKsatBk B Mia NSW ADVENTURE HEIGHTS fWSa OS THE DANGER WATERS : sin has seen MacArthur only twics Eince entering politics as a Re publican. s MacArthur has confided to soma persons that he felt that Mr. Elsen- hower locked the decisive mind nccssarv to high executive office. And MacArthur was a Taft man in the 1952 preconventlon cam paign. Mr. Hoov.-r was the last pres. Ident who loved MacArthur for long. FDR had his troubles trying to keep MacArthur happy on short Pacific rations while the great U.S. war machine was created for Europe, PAUL FIX JOY KIM BIRRY KROGER MIKl MAZURKI ANITA EXBER9 m VV ARNERCOLOK v. DOORS OPEN 6:SO P.M. QSt 1 "toil IUH 'A WO- JEFF I 6 M0HA miMH t$LMU CHAMES IKKFOSD IMS, iOim uu.uk JAMES STEWART "" 3 Jt&Srl J RUTHROMAN K tfrvW C0RINNE CAlVET i OPEN DAILY 6:0O P. M On Our GIANT SCREEN I SATURDAY! OPEN 5:30 P. M. . Reckless, Riotous Frontier. Adventure! r, j. -w. .... SUNDAY! JAMES STEWART mm. arm utm- wim m cm mm -Ji-