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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 2 A (Radio-JU 0O NOTE: The Herald and Newt U not wpomtble for it minuU chanf In thit radio and TV ached u let. They ara pubhihed merely u a public rv Ire and are furntahed by tha vatioua tationa involved.) KFLW CBS & ABC, 1450 KC Thursday Evening, May 15 5 00 New CBS 6 05 Muiic For Dinlnf 7 00 New CBS 7 OS Lowell Thomai CBS 7 20 Sport Time CBS TM Amoi 'n Andy CBS 7 M Ncwi Analytic CBS 7 .15 Newa CBS II 00 Little Bob'i HI Fl Hour 8;00 Tha Bob Inch Show 1000 Richfield Reporter CBS 10:15 The Bob Inch Show 11:00 Little Bob'a Late, Lata Show 13.00 Sign Off Friday, May 18 fl OO Early Morning Newt 6 15 Amerlra'i Favorite Mutle ; The JVfrrket Spot 7:0(1 Nrwi Breafctfait Edition 7:15 Weal here ait Tblfl RTe&kfait Broadcatl 7KI0 Eranf Mom CBS . , 75 Harry Babbitt CBS 8 00 Musical Variety Show CIW 8 05 Vourt- For A Hftpy Day 8 25 Miora Nfcwt r:is The no a l'&$A&ft8 J5flAF as nar Lisa Tba II 16 i-c4 ffl-i S IB IVIte-aAnU TO dk rn a a 'ol Sar'Wflrr ""H'no l Lowell T&TOrr .) Spoev Ktme ftt'i ftTTOi 'n' Anrty CR3J Biyi't hi ins atflur; Bob a in 4a ifi& Tie Boa birh fft SALS 14-tfcoth Bow Garden Hoe All Garden HOSB ON SALE 30-(t. Vi" 1.0. Best PSasfic Rtgular 7.00 SALE 7W-inch OuaHHUtS Plastic Hose SO Rubber Hmo -Vlmifl . 10 fr. Ouiir, "Xwweeot" imii SprfoMers nr J. s flEifgi Hn fciT 8i . rex "a.r--. 3&i?r Mm 3tJ9 ii Garden I in I MB Mailt & 1,000 CASH CONTEST foitvkYBt iard-pf-fieaflna jitnotl 1 oppurfimn 4j txpKsftco tH hrifl of mini ifiie fi OjnrJo (MlraGT feariAs: iftfj; GrassejD' ta'aifO to pwgrejtf oftol; CfJoItRoniper) Wolirinq &jcj MantQr) ll I in our office ftity, (MaP I QQ-5ao ta Saturday, May 17 I 9:00-S:)P.M. for personal demonstrations Eeninq poinf mcnfi by Rcqucil CourtMut Opn f rli.r Nil 'til Df Oaui J N.ln S Tha Boh Inuh ShOw 10.00 Richfield Reporter CBS in is rne bod men anow 10 30 Election Returni 10:.T3 The Bob Inch Show 11:00 Election Returni 11.05 Little Rob't Lalt, Lata Show lino Election Returni 15 Little Botvi Lite, nnow 12 00 Flection Returni KM.W will rtmala an m air wm eUrllen coverage elUr mUolfht I neceiiary. KFJI-MB3 k DLBS, 1150 KC Thursday Kvrnlne, May 15 8 00 Edw. P. Morgan Nawt DLBS a is worm or nporii 8 30 Ftnt Federal Nawa A AH Fnllnn Ijwii Jr. MRS 7:00 Bill Stern SporU New MBS 7 05 Livea of Harry Lima MBS 7:30 Newi MRS 7 35 Secret! of Scotland Yard MRS 8 00 Ncwi . MBS 8:03 Dan Tha Midnight Man Teen age Jamboree 8:30 Newa yj)S 8:35 Dan The Mldnlgit Man Teen age Jamboree . 9 00 Newa Headline " 9 05 Dan The Midntglit Man Taen- Us 22 Newi HeadJfeiet age Jamloree 6 1 10:M PS1 Kfcadlt&Oi 11:10 Larry Jonea S5r 18:15 Mtly. Mxytr S up vHnsa A TO 1-iJkt Bkirb 7:00 RiO Stern Rnpnta Snw3 i 7:05 Horatio HvifbRmift- MQft 7:30 Newt M91S 7:35 Exploring tfwOHirnV tfB0 B.03 0n Tha Mitlni tfc w eeq. 8 J5 Dm Hie fnidiOdt ffftta). W iWfc Iffft Dan The frb(liild tf&V YooQ age .wmnnree fl in Nnwi Ititarllinr 9:35 Dan The forirdttft one: jinworee 10.00 10:00 PM HeiyuHM-K tn in lirrv Innu Knnrtt 10:15 O.in The ffbdnfgta w niie Jimnoirii 11:00 Ncwi unrl WvAdtra HMtrVf 11:05 Ban The WJtinJtthi. $faj - TCCO- UbOO slfin CW KOTfrv. CftiomrJ tv CaUferdav TlHiiibr, Muy J5 2 00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storra 2 30 Ee of NtgrO 3:00 I)memlcer DfDttfOluIon 3 30 Femimm Warn 3 4ft Search For 'FVAOtrflW1 4:00 ChaHUn't Cmng 4 .05 UncV BUI 4:30 Rta Tba Tin 5:00 Wrnrffcnr oarl WfWf 5 15 Daownrt ftdWir48- :io Pta 5:48 Civil nrflnog 6 0(1 KliBniri4i fWorrDflrin1 8:ii chHtubor w (Nnmerr ft .3 A vim ion Wv4 8 -Hi Unme on PlwtdtD 7 00 WlttrUtntdli 7:30 CltnHQf fl .iO MhiM rff h CbrRlBO , n 00 numon ftuMx)fl Theater 11. .10 Mi of AnaofOlit t0 00 P;o-umw 10 10 Nrnvi UhM toui t Vmi Ufd vmus, May 3 11 9p Cfirtntnj 11 io am tiro wvria Turna t JD ima iV Clock u .10 Satoa rurty 1 00 gb; PitrwU 1 10 v.-rctet b. eoura 2 O Bti Kfbtr D)iy f 1 rrrt JA &ftw arf iA O 3D PiwKur Puririeir i jiMci v Tomorrow od oplMi ngouu? 4 05 rne Bui 4 .0 w t BUI Qfeiteclr & Bm fyivoihriM muS Newa, u ebmuaio Kirtno-da a faiMAi tSXUtghtai A MnManu k (8) i t y lVlt i oo ptni auwurg) tW fi2o iff ft'Sfj Tnv(Kl Holes' Great &T Jlffliifc ' Oa AP&D i l Q Obtain FREE entry blank for Columbian Optical Co b i q $1,000 CASH Con test after demonstration. i von hium umaniurv lf A irMl ??mbS1 1 ifiSSrMa.8 )2 SS Gdr a-ygR S" . 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Jjog 9 00 Pirli Precinct 8 ,10 Janet Dean 0 00 Harbor Command 10.35 Late Show "Lova on The Run' KBES TV Channel I CBS, NBC, ABC Thursday, May 15 2 00 Brighter Day 3. 15 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Night 3 00 Feminine Fanctei 3 4.1 Search For Tomorrow 4 00 Uncle Billa Car loom 4 25 Devotion! 4 30 Rin Tin Tin 5 00 Your TV Weatherman 5:05 Newa 5:15 Doug Edwarda and The 5 30 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:30 Political 8:45 Pappy Coleman 7.00 Whirlybirdi 7 . jo nmax 8:30 Sheriff of COchiia 9 00 Playhouse 0:30 Men of Annapolii 10:00 Induitrv on Parade 10.15 Video Scope 10:30 Newi 10:35 Thii ti Your Llfa 11:05 Sign Off Friday, May 16 11:20 ffartoon 11:30 At ' 12 00 Rei 12U0 Houie Parly j:(MJ Big rayon 1:30 Verdict It Yoftrt iW Brighter Day VIS Secret Storm 2:3 Edit; Night re-fiinine ragciei Uacle Rillt Cartofii C?'(W ?oflr TV 9otgfcr&& 6 05 IPewt 6 16 Wo 4)0 R0a-ard iQJD 'J tw jia - j o-ry iewgi BJXX fitffi flpraa eflccitftjb 0 (03$ fcow (fio b u fr Yao Twpf Tasv VlOl fc6ti Pi-rmk' n male) sw& puaovuoi AvuorunxvV Havana' lA-rti cifvic i.ou Saw i dip iiwUi Bbow 19 A LpvtD'aB wab Jinmo! 1.00 KHtaMtw Tipgrav-color 2 0D Ajiena tor a Dirr I 46 Mortvu HmnmcitK I 00 LoBic' Torn- 1 40 Trvdi or CammuiQlcla) 2 00 Aaiitrkni BJtmPojtnd ICQ8 AnKMfciai fUasrtaiaad; v 4 30 bi Vdnr UcBwifj- a -t8 WWB WODdlwiiUui 1-lS EHt: ItlAUK 4 rt ptxati v.iorv oivit To Twelv Pa-md Wnaon" fff SSy Lew irtrttf I Cnnuar "Cboui towiy K 7 : jt Li. of rako 8 00 M Sniuid fi 30 AierUI of CachiMtl lW)?(te' 00(1 Niwa Sammiury to v p)omti-4'u.lin)t una BodUnff- Alattttran) PnotiQiUi Tn WW '1 Fiwfflir'i 1 uiiuiuiTiw Ulttf Helicopters Replace Mules FT. 8ILU Ml -The th Field Artiilerv Battalion luu traoV ca a mulct tor telicopun m unique experiment at thu Arm; artillery and missile center. For tlio First tuno, the Army is usinj wrurly oinlj to transport ft rompliu tandard 105mm how itzer ucry and keep it nuppliod, for continuous operation. Advantages of the aircraft, tlio rmy said, are increased speed and mobility and greater access, to- isolated areas. The idea of transporting and supplying by eir a fivcHimi artillery battalion, com prised at firing banery and up porting onus, is credited (o lol. Chartea V Mathcny Jr. now ut dcrmany. Matncny made is suggestion in1 1931. ilia plan has been tested at this southwestern u&iahoms military lusiauatmn tor a soar "If there had been heiicopters to iwree our light artitjcrv bat teries id the unosiort of Ettropo. tho second worjd war wiulrj hao Kided muKti eniner." .son la. t'aj Per..l. tofie. Sew V.wft. o is in chargo " the trial program., "The same need sstStCil- dJ R iea ue added re 8 eii m onasa a liy Coin. nines V. andoisoi Mii-lteftm. 0k. pilo Wi coim. cpi cut fli ftuiQ.i. T'8 rmy ioC 21 hOifditois to move 100 Pa 'OniOis. nO Ilieir etiUiniiiifil Ttip oneidllion in ip e(S Vta 130cq)I 4f(Ht kaoKtn) celling hatlOy fbrhm t$ U'fi avuo' ti n;-oiti lid tj'pwi set ,1 q, m new area. Sl'IKIt .m-: - Among the I; numerous tcstivitics honorins riioth.last week, was a pO' O! totirth grades at the Paisley School. Friday alternoon. May 9 A musicale was prcsenied in the auditorium to which other elemen tary students were also invited. Accompanists on the autoharp were Bruce Neal. Bonnie Whitaker and Klaine Foster. ji- FEKCES : i Redwood J Chain Link I i Fence Motcriol i KLAMATH !j FENCE CO. 1; 1 1 740 Rivart.Ja TU 4-e22g HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON "DENNIS THE 'HER WME IS 6lfA. SH5 6EEN Veep Must Find Common Soalii America Pclkl S4. JUAN, Puerto Kico (. Vjcff Presichffit Nixon faces an snnrmaua tesK ! Ijio giat e his vaAKierrsn, ra-fiflo tour of Huih tararice. He mas And cmiiim tomnii- ktariire fir U.S. siMiciee lnwad suph &TWgen? eraa as ultrA aBmocaiw Uruguay end &'j&io- iaily rated Paraguay; iar ol-ric Venezuela and tm-imnr Bcdnia: trie ran p"tftam f l.alin America fiwii whki Ciimtfiiiiel esitsled ABmmstrstiims sad vio lence ogainsi ton stemmed). Nisrm'g conrtusuma and reran 'meratatims prohay iU he matia in a foarniaj rerant to PftsnteH? Ktsenhmw and io late gazette But airaady ha kas mntcated smite of the guiite lines. 1 Here are semt of the maim poinis Nrsnn has rouihev an ia 'speeches and neva cauustini'es darmg fas visits to t'rugaary. Ar gentina. Paraguay. Bolivia. Peru. '.fludor, oiomDia ana venezue la-: 1. There ta a ncrious misunder standing among tome Lotife outer it-an gjouos parricuur( uni vcrsup students and ivoBjiirs. union leaders, and aewspaxfinr end radio cditarf the real iTtnlivesI and aims ol the United States in LaliD .imenca- Niran may recommend that his government step up its program or rxi'hange visits and its imor mziianal activities, lie also may propose greater (rankaess in dis russion or promems of concern to Latijv-American nations, t The United States, contrary to Cammumsi rlainis, favors in dustrial devetapment in Latin Amerue and tanks virl) favor on plana (as establishment nf a hem sphtrtc common market. 3. The United Slates, which fought three motor wars in do- lense of lincrry in J. years, re joices when such nations as Ar gentina, Colombia end Venezuela throw oft the yoke of dictatorial rule. But at the same time the t'nircd Slates still adheres to the 1033 eg) ecmenr m Mmtetideo pro viding for Qonimfrtemion. in the affairs oE other nations. New Episcopalian Bishop Named In San Francisco SVi FR.A.iinStX (IP -iieart James 4. V;ko. ino ot do oa linp'S ficst-Snnwn chutinmen. tie day was censecraed smp id iae Siscopal Diocese of C ajfornia in a niraidi cro.ie.Miti oi iraiO, faUicUraJ arrp IVi (Til. frosifliDK DciSidpal fV turn l'e- n) ftrns nlionll iiwroaiol I'lO rites jjiasuig e 60. a tuner o laroeo aiti pi'O.tserl ehcsf a lislion ooP5fci i acni s aon'Ct- ,4tJi!iR vfJJToe lOitfiin. of WdO:SoT', Yo r,;,ir6l1 Bl"wV j,v .mi u ir ni p Lj'iitf rar- Tike, io last Sunrlay Mt his (ition as dim nf Stlm tho Divitif Ciithodru, in New (jyrrk af ,'cr . years, was elected f.vl this fr to htH-(? rnadjulur lo Kishop Karl Morc.in (T);iL-k ol the hpr ho4 sllt.ct.(,t, . Iila. liecem- h,,:ift of vtls- diovesc. "7p!9rt k' ill, L rjj LiCUll btllltT J TAtT. Calif. i.P A fmir-encme Xaw transport plane crashed clear weather last ntcht, killing its crew of me. The R7V Super Constellation smashed into a hill and exploded It set a grass tire which was con- trolled before flames reached nearby oil wells. Highway palrol I.t. II. L. Barrett said a witness told him he saw Ihe plane circling and "tlu-n it bellied over and went down." Barrett said n e bodies were taken out of the wreckace. Th Navv withheld annoiincenient of identification pending notification of lanuues. The crash scene was just olf litshway 3'.n about three miles northeast of Taft in Southern California. MENACE" ltWllrV)Me T0AWKE MUD PJZZAS 4. Russia probably will drastic allv step up its presiftt economic offensive in Latin AmertVa. The United Slates, in meeting the ch.aller.oe, wift conccatrate programs fcosigned fe kvfltp open the tustoric crnne, of trado to1 ti North and South Amtoica 5. Alllatua. the Cummuni!& un- AmiMarilv imitated tlio violent at tot 68 sgaswt Aim, Safe 9i9 crpfj' a snieti muicirity ot thosv ec- litally (lemopstroimg. Rut they &A minatn.ite a wen oa'gatnrm miuor- rty. . Their rations agftinsf biro have afiflstr the Soutftem Henti sidtBra tlce hriAal torn of so two- sitknt whicA vnuld 4ew Unruly evnnsion jtist as Aid the diets totBrins Juaii PeritD. Gustavo Itojas Pivila and Marcos f aeoj Jimen. In nroler tn oppose 6V,tetr8hibi9 -nhe of the right or tett the t otted Statns and its Hies mart take both defensive and aggres sive, atfimiaiive positUm. "We must launrh and wage uf ceesinglv a war eaainsi poseny, mueiy and disease, the ciaun Imns of which dklatorshipa feed, Nison doclored. Nison also has taken up the problems oi individual cmaurics Me told the Uruguayans, for ex ample, that some progress he- ing made on studies aimed: at re ducing U. S. duties an wool, e ma jor Uruguayan export. He also hhmtty tout ultr-natian- aiist A gem hips that there is lit tle chance of their getting V. 8 yvernnten loan tar development vf their natmnalized od industry To minerelcniscnui Bolivians and Peruvians, he psiared mil that 1 he t'.isenhower admimstrat ion's proposals for a Atnesic suhsidy plan fnr produiera of lead, cop. per, tine end tungsten may rush inn the erfer nf low prices on their erononiies. In Colombia, dependent on cof tee for 00 per cent nf Hs foreign exchange earnings, he said he per tonally, would support V. 8. par ticipation in the international cor le egreemenl now forming to sta hilite prices of litis basic iarin Amerioan expoil. Bshiqi Hlfti ft. w"o ia9 liccn in fir SPftfraJ mioth. a9 itPaf'o to oend tttdao's coieniope. Tito eeaiou1 PiKo Wo Itroo a Roman '"eittniic. no atiood ih.0 ,)CStn 48ta Clft'O t'nivcisaty dp q ecor, tflCP lir-lK With the ',B0. e al!Oiir?tl UJrer sitv of Soutliitjn California al Vole iRft-e CsJftig a brief it I nflpiflea lr. cmO-ro For foi. yea; fit- was ntotlljy lor the Federal SecQity id Kxchange Commission. During nrld II he served anavat intelligence officer. While a student and for O&al vears aftvards he was a pro fessed acrtic. But he later re turned to religious practice in the Fpiscopal Church and was or dained a priest in ltm. Pike has been married twice. His present wile and their Oir hildrrn attended today s conse cration. OPEN DAILY M SATURDAY 6 KALLNgmjSg M5r;J ALL NIGHT!! rou Con Never Tell When Alfred Hitchcock Spoofs By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W Alfred Hitch-! cock says he expects to realize his long ambition filing a chase over the Mt. Rushmore Monu ment. He may be spoofing, but you never can leu aDoui mii.iii.-ui. Mipr all. he has made use oi the Slatue of Liberty, the tilted liner Normandie and other landmarks in his long and distinguisnea pro- Hnrlinn nf movie thrills. Hitchcock has jusl returned from nremiering his latest film. "Vertigo," in San Francisco. Now hp enes to work with writer Kr- nest Lehman on a picture ne cans nrth hv Northwest. The storv is a modern spy tale. and H tchcock lamented tnai tney are much harder to do than tney were in prewar and wartime days "How can you tell who a spy these davs? " he siahed. iiiey no- longer sport cloaks and dag gers. They might be the nuclear physicists or tne wives oi million aires. It is difficult! to make a spy picture that will compete with real events in the world. How could Actress Says Solon Has Gone 'Fur' ErohctJj WASHINGTON Oft Zsa Zsa Gabor says she'll sue Rep. Wayne Hays (D-,phio) slander if he reSbats outside if Congress his remark that she "apparently is the most expensive courtesan sifiie Madame Be Piflnp.'Slour. Hys njade the remark Wednes day during Ho'ise debjte on the foreica 31(1 He was ruernug In pynpnsive CO S Elven 10 Bliss Gabor by Id. Gen. K&-iei lruju- lo Jr., son of the DoiRiiOcan Re public's sArrog loan. Sraaftin'throuoR a public rela- tns firm. Miss Galor 0 few hour later cloillenced Hays "to o,nnn nut triml lOblftlBl tfiO COn- ailM8iiOi8l Walls i immunity an8 re)a?at hit) iatnhi8v iuj:i me. "Let him ms (Oit ialo the opjm, aad I will site him far his slanderous statentsnts," she eid. Wtss tioDor is trsrft to KH a cbgnt cliA 69gagdOTB10 . Thej-e wee no cnina3dvai& com nient from Hays. Tlio J8vear-M Trtsiilto. wito Is marrieri and has sis chitfieD, has given Mtas Gabcrj a JlUffl) cttilt cliiUa cat ami a cai-. Trujilloi in this pmmtry as e miliar? eiuftem, also has given e est to attxesa mm Novak. Madame Os Fonrpadotll- was mistress to tUfig JjOUO av ih (rani. 41 another oiont. Hers said "I of eourse do not toiow wftat tru? oihd dii 0110 'something in re- tural was for the 117.000 foai in the 8.noo autonvibile." A dispatch from the Dominican itepuMic said newsapors there have ormted norhuui a rout young Trujilio end his GoDor-Novak gifts. The DnmioK-an newspapers are andcr government control. Two Tugs Reach Grounded Ship HONG KONS Two tugs reached the grounded V. &. freighter 'rtiden Hayes today 400 mile eoutaeut of Bang Kong in the Farsvel islands. Those aboard were reported is no dam uer. The reflnating attempt will be made tomorrow. The .i77-ton freighter has heen etucfe no a coral reef aioce Monday night. Aboard are 12 American passes gera. M American crewmen and 000 tons of cargo hound from Hong Kong to the United Stales oo cpbm e:aa p. M. Hurry - ENDS SOON! il mum1 Tafin'iCoiPE ' Feoturo 6:45-9:39 Adults 90c . Children Ce ' WILLIAM HOLDER AkKl BttMHESS. you cootoct a story as iamj as the flight of Rudolph I asked him wny ne uiun , the Hess story. I don't think it would Be a success, tor ine same ir.- , Joan of Arc has never oe.ii-evi-rybody knows the ending, hi- aid. Hiirhcock manased to create a stir in San Francisco despite com petition from Hilly t.ranain the Dodger - Giant basehall game The director can be proud of " er- tigo." which is in the besi imi-"( cock tradition. James Stewart wni nrlinu workout. " A for Kim Novak. Hitchcock grinned: "1 finally made lieracl La ti RITA ffla HIT!!! : Open 6:45 p.rs. Doily BwViW;" - '.Jem!! t, i Ivf. "T!.e Wiid aa ALSO "Jonolk emit Ihe HiarwDy CaiToo Ptirs Short "Aipitia Glory" DOOM CUM tug p. M. LAST TIMES TQNIT6 KING C605bT GACI KELLY -1 WANK SINATRA vicMieoian Ten Years From Today You'll Still Be Talking About '58' Very Forward W' vri, MAMIE YOUNG VAN DOREN THURSDAY, MAY 15. 19-3 Pineapple Mogul Dies HONOLULU (UP) - Jamei Drunimond Dole, founder of Ha. waii's pineapple Industry, died o a heart attack Wednesday in ti is Manoa Valley home. He was 8(1. A native of Boston. Dole canie to Hawaii after graduating from Harvard University in IBM. At age of 24, he opened a small plant near Honolulu and announced ha' would put canned pineapple on tho shelves of every grocery store in the nation. He borrowed $20,000 In San Francisco and planted 7S,lNi small pineapple plants on it acres. His success was immed iate. ' FIRST RUN ACTION LAST OF th great mohicans., FIRST OF PIOKERa.. tFORREJT CAW Guys and Dolls