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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. MAY 16. 1953 Truillo Not First Alien To Win Film Stars' Hearts Descendents Of Civil War Wed By BUB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD IfU. Gen. Ra fael Trajillo Jr. i not the first dashing foreigner to sway the hearts of Hollywood's glamor girls, nor will he be the last. Few have been as lavish as young Trujii'o. with his gifts of costly cars lo Kim Novate and Za Zsa Gabor. Few hae been as se cretive. Either Ktm is a better actress than the critics say or else she was genuinely surprised when I told her in San Francisco that her steady dale had a wife and six children. Gloria Swanson can be credited with starting the foreign invasion. In 1926. she returned from Europe in triumph, with her new husband. Marquis de la Falaise de la Cou- dray. The union lasted five years, after which Constance Bennett took over as the marquis i. The marquis was followed by the marrvins Mdivams. These were with his international courtship of I Then there was Porfirio Rubi- Rita Hayworth, their marriage, their divorce. His romances have included other dolls, such as Gene Tierney and Kim Novak (that name again!). A chance meeting in a Holly wood night ciun led to marriage for Nancy Valentine and the Ma harajah of Cooch Behar. But the maharajah couldn't sell the home folks on the idea. AJter a few years. Nancy had the union an- rosa. who appears to have been the Mdivanis wrapped up into one. The marrying countryman of Gen. TrujiUo conducted a well-publicized romance with Zsa Zsa Ga HOPKIS'SVIU.E. Ky. lfl A youni! couple whose grea'.-grand- fathers fought for the South in the Civil War will be married In a three handsome, romantic sons of a Mohammedan Bey of Georgia.! a Caucasus state in od Russia. The princes married and divorced often, usually to famous and wealthy women. Among the matches: Serge Pola Negri; Da vidMae Murray; Alexis Bar Confederate atmosphere here bor (Her again?). She claimed June 3. they were engaged at one point but he drifted off to other mat ters. Miss Capitola West. 17. and Tommy Chark-s Jr., 20, of .he nearby Lacy community, will be married in a ceremony climaxing the 130th anniversary of the birth COCKTAIL BARM of Jefferson Davis. The ceremony will take place on the spot where Davis, president bara Hutton. Sudden death took two of the princes Serge at polo and Alexis in a Spanish auto crash. David has lived quietly in recent years as husband of the adopted daugh ter of oilman Harry Sinclair. Aly Khan created plenty of news I nulled because India wouldn t rec BR00KLLNE. Mass. The ognize ii. cocktail lounge of a fashionable of the Confederacy, was born. A 331-foot monument marks the The courtship of Grace Kelly motel built recently in this Bos ton suburb formerly was barn and Prince Rainier of Monaco was spot. The couple and wedding attend ants will wear Civil War cos tumes or Confederate Army uni forms. conducted on a dignified levl. dating from 1795. The barn, orig Their romance blossomed in inally located at Rumney. N. H., France and the prince pursued his was brought here piece by piece suit here. ana reassembled. PAGE 5 A F'i iiu 11 imwii hit .niMm ..mm, . hi . 1,1 nu.wn n mw i i""" ' '- t - - - -- :. V - . " . ( j.. a,ar.-:i'-J.-'l--;; '-iiiiwikMiim 11 11 (Radio - fZO NOT" Tha Herald and Nawj ta not wponiibU for tut minuu cna?fM ta tha radio and TV aenaduiaa. Thty ara publianed merely aa a pubii Mrv iem and are furnished br Ui various utlooi involved.! KFLW CBS ft ABC, 1450 KC rrljay. May II 0 00 Nfwi CBS 605 Music for Oinlnf 7 00 News CBS 1 06 "vwnai CBS 2 30 Sport Tune CBS " 25 A mo -N' Andy CBS t 50 Newt Analysis CBS 7 Newt CBS 8 00 Election Summary BOS LI B"b' Eleciion Nite Snow S 14 Election Bulleftrn 8 24 Election Bulletin" 8 30 Election Summary 8. 35 Li l Bob't Election NiW Show 8 44 Election Bulletins ( K M Election tsuiienni MS! 14 Election Bullc;in HZ fcieenon duiwii" t 3b Election Summary 9 33 U'l Bob't Election N1U Show 9 44 Election Bulletin -fi M Election Bulletins. 1000 RichfieM Reporter CBS 10:15-Elf ctlon Bulletin! 10 2 Election Bulletins 10 30 Election Summary 10 35 Lfl Bob't Election Nit Show 10:44 E lent ion Bulletin! 10.54 Election Bullelint 11 00 Election Summary 11:05 Ll'l Bob's Election Ntta Show 1114 Election Bulletins 11:34 Election Bulletin! 11:30 Election Summary 11:35 Lil Bob's Election Nlta Show 11.44 Election Bulletins 1154 Election Bulletin! 13 00 .Eleetion Summary KTLW will carry election coverage past midnlirht until the definite trends of the election nave Deen niaDiiauou. Saturday, May 17 00 Early Morninsj Newt 61ft Amerlra'a Favorite Music 45 The Market Spot 7.00 Newi' Breakfast Edition 713 Wejthercn!t 1 20 Breakfast Bmadcatt 7 .10 Frank Goit CBS 7 45 County Agent 7 M Buitnei! Newt CBS 8 00 News CBS 8.05 Yourt for a Happy Day 111 Shopping News 30 Guntmoke CBS ' 8 33 Buslneu Newt CBS 0 00 Newt CBS fi 03 Robt. Q. Lewis CBS 9.55 Builnei! Newt CBS 10.00 News CBS 10.03 Amot N' Andy CBS 10 30 City Hospital CBS 10 53 Let's Go Places CBS 11:00 Newi CBS m 1105 Freddy Martin Orchestra CBS 11:30 Garden Gate CBS 11:43 Man Around the House CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:13 Xavler Cugat Orrhtra CBS J2 30 Make Way for Youth CBS 1:00 Fart or Fancy CBS , 1:05 Newt CBS 1:10 Jam Central CBS 1:30 The Preakness CBS 2:00 News CBS 9 ta Mu.tr! Varletv Show CBS 2:10 New Ortenns Jazz Band Ball CBS 2 M Newt CBS 2:33 Vincent Lope Orchestra CBS ftm Mnilnl VarictV Show CBS 3.03 Upbeat Saturday Night CBS a 30 Tony pastor urcneitra ma 4.00 Naws CBS 4 03 Round A Round Society CBS 4 30 Batln Briefs 4:43 The Navy Swings 8:00 Calvary Baptist Church Pro. ram 815 Weather Roundup 8 3A Northwest Newt Report 8:30 Tom Harmon CBS 8:45 Frank Goat CBS 8 33 Hometown Newt 00 Newa CBS 6 03 Muslo for Dining 7 OO NfWi CHS 7:05 Saturday Night Country Style CHS 7 30 Words of Life 7.43 Reserved for You 8 oo Johnny Dollar CBS 8 23 Music 8 30 FBI in Prare and War CBS 8 !S3 Weekend News ABC 0 00 The Boh Inch Show 0 33 Weekend News ABC 10 f)0 The Boh Inch Show 11.00 Little Bobs Lata, Late Show 12 00 Sign Off KFJI MBS ft OI.RS, 1150 KC Friday, May 16 6 00 Edw P Morgan News Dt.BS 6 13 World of Sports 6 30 First Federal News A Fulton lu ii Jr MRS 7 00 Bill Stern Sports News - MBS 7 OS Horatio Hnrnblower MBS 7 30 News MBS 7 33 Exploring Tomorrow MBS 6 00 News MRS 8 05 Dan The Midnight Man Teen age Jamboree N 10 Kwa MHS 8 38 Dan The Midnight Man Teen- a lie Jamboree 0 00 Net Headlines 9 03 Dan The MtrfnlgM Man Teen age Jamboree 9 30 Nwa Headlines 9:33 Dan The Midnight Man Teen ace Jamboree imoHcttu Cit fin' I KOTICUL cum, then crumbly tougfheet aoil with a (tont, lifting motion . . . provide perl ret rotary tilling, lor geod hrd preparation . . , mulching . . . train humng . . , and a acore of other chore! 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Iftflno le-Tene Mwfflee Rm1I I far tee tines t rlnrrHl Cwitrelt America a No 1 Wie f Lawn eno aarae aui0Tent $169.50 EC The NEW Simplicity BOTICUL TODAYI Standard Feed Store TU 4-8300 J(J oq 00 10 00 F Headlines 10:10 Larry Jones SDOrts 10:15 Dan The Midnight Mas Teen age Jamboree 11 00 News at Weather Report 11 05 Mostly Music 12.00 Sign Off .Saturday. niay 17 S VI News Summirv 5 33 KFJ Ee Opener 6 00 Newt Summary 6 OS KFJ E Opener 6 TO Nrwi MBS 6 33 KFJ Eye Opener 9 jq sporu Keport 7 00 News MBS 7 0S.KFJ Eve Ooener .7:13 Todays Beit Buy I "7:30 News hWiS 7 33 KFJI't Sporu Mike 7.43 Local Newi 8 00 Vews - MBS m BosTl's Nt'rning 8hw 8 20 JI's Morning Show 8 .30 News MBS 8:33 Ji t Morning Show 9 00 News MBS 9 03 J I s Morning show 9 30 Nevs MBS fl .IS JI i Mornim Show 10 00 Game cA the Day MBS i:m jm Afternoon snow 1:30 News MBS 1:35 Jl's Afternoon Show 2.00 News MBS 2.05 Jl's Afternoon Show 2 30 Sports Newt MBS 2:35 Jl's Afternoon Show 3 00 Newt MBS 3.05 Jl's Afttu-noon Show 3.30 Newt MBS 3 33 Jl's Afternoon Show 4 00 Newt - MBS 4 os jl's Aftesnoon Show .3-00 Newt MBS 3 OS Jl'a Afternoon Show 5 30 News MBS 533 Jl's Afternoon Show 6 00 Week In Review 6:13 World of Sports 6 30 Sports News MBS 6 33 Today In The Northwest 6 43 News At Views on Aviation 7.00 Word Of Life MBS 7:30 News MBS 7 33 "Music In May" MBS 8 00 News MBS B OS Dan Tha Midnight Man Teen age Jamboree 8 30 News MPS 8:35 Dan Tha Midnight Man Teen age Jamboree 9 00 News Headlines 9:03 Dan The Midnight Man Teen age Jamboree 9 30 News Headlines 9:33 Dan The Midnight Man Teen aee JimhOrcc 10 00 Newt Headlines 10:03 Dan The Midnight Man Teen age Jamboree 11:00 Newt & Weather Report 11:05 Mostly Music 11:30 News 8c Weather Report It 35 Mostly Muslo 12:00 Sign Off KOTI-TV Channel I, Klamath FaHi Friday. May 18 2:00 Brighter Day 2:13 Secret Storm 2:30 F.doe or Night 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3 45 Search For Tomorrow 4 10 Wild Bill Hlcknk 3.00 Weather and Newt 3:13 Douglas Edwards 3 .30 Sports Hllltei 3:43 Sportsman 1 B 00 Jerry Lewis 7.00 Phil Silvers 7 30 Sea Hunt 6:00 Lineup B :tO Target 9 00 Election Party 9.:to Harbor Command 10 00 Election Party 10:35 MGM Theater "Love On Run" 12:00 Election Roundup Saturday, May 17 0:13 Baseball Previews 10 23 LA at St. Louis 1.30 Triple Crown 2 00 Life With Elisabeth 2 30 Cartoon Carnival 3:30 Wells Fargo 4.13 Hollywood Races 4 30 Llherace 5 30 Flash Gordon 6 00 Casey Jones ilO Top Dollar 7 00 Treasure 7 :t0 Have Gun Will Travel 8 00 Gunsmoke A 30 Science Fiction Theater 9 DO Tennessee Ernie Ford A 30 Pennle Are Funnv 10.00 Ptemler Theater "Kid Killer" KBFS TT CliMsial I Friday, May 16 2 00 Brighter Pav 2 13 Secret Storm 2: 10 Edge of Night 3 00 Feminine fanrie 3.43 Search For Tomorrow 4 00 Tncle Rills Cartoon 4 i3 Devntiont 4 10 Wllrl Bill Hiekok 3 iMi Your TV Weathcnnafl 3 03 News 3 13 Doug Edwards Is Tke Ni 3 30 J Pa look a 6 00 Jerry I-evvti "Mi Pill Box 6 33 Sports Roundup 7 no Phil Slivers 7 ;H Sea Hunt 8 00 The Lineup H to Target 9 00 Harbor Comment! B .to THA 0 M TV Auction Previews 10 00 Srories of the Cwary 10 13 Electinn Return 13 JO Sign Off SMwdtty. Mny-17 10 tW Cartoon Hi 13 Be!l Previews 10 23 RafthaM Came ef Week 1 00 Mace or Week 1 4 Salvattcin Armv 2 0 l ife With Elttaatm 2 10 Kiddie Kartoons 3 30 Weill Fargo 4 oil t;et Set An Go 4 tf) World Pan port 3 Ja.-kon County PiaWie glial'tt 6 0.1 Casev Jones 6 0 Tod Dollar 7 O0 Treasure 7 n Have Gun Will Travel (iunsmoke B (trience FirMon 0 on H enneuee Oe Fgjrf) O f W Peon . Are rhv lOOOCavenVan Their C$e tl-.HI News 11 35 Sign Off Kvir. - Clnnfl 7. Kfdhs rnaaT, .3iay 1R eriran Bandstand 2 00 A 3 00 Amen an Raaiand 4 HO I 4 13 Wrfttern nderland 4 10 Komic Kiirnlval 8 30 Death Vallev Dajs "Tha Txdvt una riiiggr 7 00 tV'.tured Chine Town Ca. 7 30 Life of Ri-( 6 00 M Squad 8 to Sheriff of Cochise "Suspects" DOO News Sum mar 9 10 Weekend Fishing and Boating Newt I , Fiih Albertson Preents '"The Farmer a Pauthier " l oretia Voitii. Joseph Cotton, Ethel Bar- rvmore 11 00 Late Nw Saturday, May 17 10 00 Baseball Game of the Week v 10m at Washington 12 w Boating Bnd Fishing 1 .10 ( hamrnoiuriip Rowling "Ste"e Nst;v vi Rill Welu" 2 W Talent Show 3 on Sheriff Rill Ranch Roundup 4 10 Prior is Right 3 00 Tn- Tar pouch 3 10 WreMling Frt'rn Chicago 6 People A-e Funnv 7 0l IVirv Conin Show C"l0r ivi laiget ' The Last Stop" 3 '0 Turning Point 9 no Ted Mai-k Amateur Hour m ViMir MM fararte 10 00 l.aie Shiw Ghenghis Khan' "DENNIS THE MENACE" ' tie tQYS TJiAT HAT I MAKES MATINEE FOR KIDS! SATURDAY 'ARROW IN THE DUST' 5 CARTOONS DOORS OPEN 12:45 SHOW AT 1:00 KIPS 25c ADULTS- 75c NOTEt "and 00 CREATED WOMAN" Will Not It Shown Islurday AfttriMO &rt&iSATURDAY NITE There's only ONE in CINEMASCOPE and EASTMANCOLOR and God V0H13I&" s im with CURT JURGENS Jean-Louis Trinlignant-Christian Marquand Indi TONITE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI HIM FEBt. TALL I ' end t J0 u-J to p3- iar-old girls ar&Qade of! LIFE M90' DRAFTEES Klamath County's May draft quota of two is being met by An thony I. Montgomery, 22, 431 La guna Street, and John D. Ander son, 18, of Fort Klamath a vol unteer. The two young men will so to Portland for induction on Thursday. May 22. and will later be sent to Ft. Ord for training. Eight men will be called in June. Selective Service Local Board S'umber 18 announces. Scribe Thinks By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK 00 When a report er returns from an assignment with as much enthusiasm for it as he had before he undertook it. he almost invariably has a good story. By that standard Chet Huntley should have an absorbing story Sunday when "Outlook" presents a 90-minute examination of Is rael: The Next 10 Years." When he returned from Israel with director Jack Sughrue and cameraman Tom Priestley, Hunt- Open Doily 6:45 p.m. ENDS TONIGHT! Feature At 7:50 & 100 SUNDAY! arminap, lljBJBk HCHMCOtO x(obe Tha "-'PLUS DEMETRIUS AND THE GLADIATORS 5 INlMASeoPtlrt d b VWsf mil-Susan m'TWHD w u'3 DOORS CPEN 6:30 P. M. Gable never this babe would learn so fast! id 4""--v t;i l3a $ , CO-STAIfilNO GIG YOUNG MAMIE VAN DOREN Feitwie 7:15 - $.'3$ THIS WHITE CHAPEL at Kingsley Field, headquarters of the 'U.S. Air Force 408th Fight- -r Squadron in Klamath Falls, has been completed and a tentative opening time has' been set for July or August. A chaplain will be assigned to the base in the near future. The services will be non-denominational. Seating capacity of the sanctuary is 130. The chapel was completed at a cost of $121,684. U.S. Air Force Photo., Sunday TV Show Should Be ley had high enthusiasm for Is rael's democratic army and its growing atomic energy program. They will be the chief substance of Sunday's "Outlook." "Man for man the Israeli army is the best in the world," says Huntley. "Its chief problems in volve materiel, not manpower, for almost every Israeli, women as well as men is a member of it. It is one of the biggest factors in the Middle East, yet few western 0PN DAILY -iTHIS 6-H5 .-,Tli"""CC COLOR JOJlUMOTA thought isssssspr3 ers know much about It. , "Another thing very few Amer icans realize is the vitality of the Israeli . atomic, energy program. It's not concerned with bomts, but with such things as growing to matoes without water. II produces, for example, the world's r purest heavy oxygen, much of which it exports to other countries." Speaking of serious-minded ef forts on television Sunday, CBS- SATURDAY ALL NIGHT!! SHOW STARTS ""rLARPR ) C E S 1 MET WOC PLOW SJttVdtA TODAY! CLARK Absorbing TV will present another in lit "Great Challenge" discussion se-. ries with a symposium on "What Makes Effective Foreign Policy?", Participants include Lester B. Pearson, leader of the Liberal Party of Canada; Eric A. John-, ston, president of the Motion Pic ture Assn. of America: and three former members of the U. S. State Department, Dean Rusk, Paul H. Nitze and Robert R. Bowie. How ard K. Smith is the moderator. . Come 5tQiVQtel 'Public PIGEON S NO.I mi DORIS VMilitjijl 1 Till I 1 1 I I I aaaa 1 I I 1710 $0. fh ide, Elvira Rae