Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 31, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWKDNKSDAY, (UTOIIKIt PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OR v1 V V ':,'. v.-v': ; f ' ,."v..." , ". : ; & : ,i - -r.i.v-o ;. : .?v 1 .- " nlil.lil r 1 .mt.ln 1 ill ) 1 1 1 in. I 1 KFJI 1151 Kc. PST Wednesday Evening. October 31 00 Ciabrtal HralWr MBS S:IS Klamath Theater (Juil S30 Around Town Newt 0;4S Sam Hayaa Newa MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Brlehl Sur VIJ Hocket HldM Time E3G 'late show i nuiivi r. Th. BOWERY BOYS HBMMifaiaBi ( leCOMP CHILLEU THRILLER T M Ciico Kid MBS 00 What! Nam Song MRS 8 30 Behtrd The Story MPS 8 45 Heldtlbtrf Harm.tnair 8 00 Clann Hardy Ntwi MBS IS rultoa Lawla Jr. S .10 Hallowei Ranch Party UBS 55 S-Min. Final MBS 10 00 I Lov A Mystery MBS 10 13 3000 Plua MBS 10:44 AdvenUira Your Hertlac 11:00 Night Owlf Newt 11 0.1 Night OwU Club 13 00 Sin Off KFJI 11 W Kc PST Thursday, November 1 8 00 Musical Ravalli 55 Farm Reporter T;00 Hemtniway Nrun MBS T:15 Break!! Can MBS . :.- New T 4A Best Buya 8 00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Break (a t Can MRS S:jO Haven of Rett MUS 9:00 ttomenukars HarmoniM S IS Marlon from Milltrt B 30 Sons of Ptoneen 9:45 Favor lia of Yesterday 10:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 10:13 Tello Tatt 10 30 LaPolntea 10:45 Miniature Concert 10:50 Helen Does FASHION CLEANERS Ph. 5563 US M. lie) 1 FrM Pick-ap & Delivery! Q In T4t OW Itncnt Q -Hrar Special terrlM We Give S&H Green Stamps t0:M New MBS 1100 I -ad las fair 11:35 News MBS 11:30 Queen for MBS Day MBS 13:00 Name Bands 12:13 Newt Headlinea 12:30 Your Dance Vunea 12:45 Mark Livestock 13i53 Newa MRS I) Jack Kirk wood Shew MBS 1:30 Tun Teal 1:55 Local New 3 00 N a MBS 3:05 New 315 Putter Party 3-40 Talk Back MBS 3 43 Answer Man MBS 3 00 Ricky 's Requeot 4 00 Fulton Lewu Jr. MBS 4 13 Hemlnaay New MBS 4 30 Speed Uibton MBS SOO Challenie of Yukon MBS 5 30 Sky Kin MBS 3 55 Tex Fletcher MBS 6 00 thritl Hcatter MBS 6 13 Klam. Theater Quia tt 30 Around Town News 6 43 Sam Hayes Newa MBS fe 53 Btll Henry MBS t OJ Harmony Tim 1 13 Sports Album T 30 Mysteriou Traveler MBS 8 00 l a nan MBS 8.30 Behind the Story MRS 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonatres 00 Glenn Hardy Nwv MBS 9J3 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 0 WresUint 9 55 5-Mm. rtnal MBS 10 00 Wrestling 10:15 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 Murder by Experts MBS 11:00 Nliht Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Club U:00 Sign Off. KFLW 1450 Kc PST Wfdnrsday Evening, October 31 6.00 SporU HlghitghU 6:13 Horn Town New 6:33 World News Summary 8:30 Suburban Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:53 Coming Attractions on jw i ne Leone nanger na, 1:30 Mystery Theatre ABC 6:00 The Top Guy ABC 6 30 Rogue's Gallery ABC 0:00 Time for Defense ABC 0:30 Curtain Call 10:00 10 P M Headlines 10:13 Dream Harbor ABC. 10:30 Insomnia Club 11 :0 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFLW 1459 Kc. PST Thursday. November 1 6-00 Sign on News Summary 6 05 Corn In th Morn. 6:45 Farm Fare ABC T OO News BkM Edition T 15 Charlie's Roundup T roll Garrrd 4. Nrws ABC T:40 Top of lh Morning t 53 In.lde News Hlywd ABC 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Hank Henr Show 9:30 llir.k the Bank ABC lOoOChet Huntle), New ABC 10:13 Lmte Journey ABC 10::t0 My True Slory ABC 1055 Kdward Arnold AFC 11 M Betty Crocker ABC, 11:13 Stop Shop 11:30 Jiminle Ftd.er II 33 Stop ea Shop 1130 Agalmt th Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Rounoup 1155 Market Report 13 U0 No.. n Edition News 13. 13 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 13:30 Ted Ma lone ARC 13:43 Jack lUrcr. Show ABC 1 00 Paul Harve ABC 1:13 Victor Ltndlahr ARC 1 M The Perfect Husband ABC 3 oo Basin Brief 3 13 Accent on Melody 3 30 Mary Marlln ABC 3 43 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC 3 00 A Man and His Music 313 When Girl Marries ABC 3 30 Mary Marg. McRrid ABC 4 00 Requesllully Yours 9U0 Fun Factory ABC 330 ChettHuntley ABC 0 45 It's Movie Time 6.00 Shorts Highlights 6:13 Home Town News 6.,.'4 World News Summary 6:30 Suburban Serenade 6 45 Headline Edition ABC 6 35 Coining Attraction on ABC T 00 Mr President ARC T 30 Barbershop Harmonica T.45 Football Wann-L'p Si-OUrig Amateur Hr. ABC 8 45 Jimmy Nolan's So-iga 900 Operation Dix.e ARC 9:30 Cone, of Europe ABC 10 00 10 P M Headlines 1015 Foreign Reporter ABC lU-::0 Irunmnt Club 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off Y SWaiiijjaf mmjf2 VQTt tlTT IHH : Wayne UORRISPrestcD FOSTEB notice:., We will NOW be known As . . . COFEB'S 'House Of 1001 Bargains" SB Lamps If 619 Klamath Ph. 7160 NEW 9x12 LINOLEUM RUG 6.95 Remember . . . Cheek Our Large Stock of new pocket and hunting knives. Weyerhaeuser Wins Honor Weyerhaeuser timber compinv has been .ctlcd by the nnUonal em ploy the physically hnndtcapped committee s outsiandlng In the Klamath area In employing physt cally handicapped persons. A letter from H. E. Palmer, Salem, member of the national sub commit t-e on ' awards. ;as in structed Mrs. Edna Albrecht.chalr man of the lo.-al committee, to present the citation to Weyerhaeus er ollicials. The citation reads. In part: "In recognition of commendable effort expended in providing equal oppor tunity in physically handicapped workers . . . "and Is signed by national chairman Vice Admiral Ross T. Mclnlire. Washington, D C. "LADY G0DIVA" RIDES AGAIN Mrs. Thclma Colnirn, .29, of Sccrainento, clad in flush colored tights and falso blonde hair, rides as "Ludy Godiva" past the stands diir ing the Sacramento County Horsemen's Assoc. horso show. She -made the ride on her white horse "Angel" In what she said was a protest against high taxes. Follies Set For Friday BONANZA The lunlo.- class of Bonunza high hut scheduled Its an nual Junior Follies for Friday, 8 p.m. in tne school auditorium. Mrs. Sinatra Gets Divorce 4 OF FRANCE'S FAVORITE FRAGRANCES IN A NEW SOLID DELIGHT to carry with you wherever you go $ 2 plus to by COR DAY Corday brings you the very breath of Parit the fragrances you love in olid form . . convenient, handy, cooling, refreshing. So simple to luck into your purse . to dab on whenever you wish. muss mm z i Merrill Pfc. Said Wounded Pfc. Robert L. Anthony, whose address Is listed as Box 357. Merrill, has been wounded in Ko rea, according to defense depart ment report. He Is the son of Mrs. Mary L. Anthony, who divides her lime be tween Merrill and Beach, N.O. Anthony Is In the army. .The extent of bis wound or the date was not disclosed. He Is reported to have two brothers, Harold and Leland, in this area. County .Totals Tax Receipts A little over 8292.000 was taken In and counted at the Klamath county tax collector's office In the first 31 days of 1951-53 US pay menu. i The total bill to be collected Is $3,978,629.89. The amount tallied so fur has been made up mostly of small Individual payments. The vault at the collector's office contains the checks of larger taxpayers prob ably totaling many more thou sands of dollars which nuy not be counted for several dajs yet. Mrs. Elfie Siemens, deputy col lector, said most of the small payments coming In so far havs been in full, as payers take ad vantage of a 3 percent liscount for full payment by November 15. That Is the date first-quarter payments are due and full tax bills must be paid to be eligible for the entire discount. , 8ANTA MONICA, Calif., !. Naiu?v Klnatra. urm rllvnrrM fpn, The follies will consist of skits her croonlmr hii..!mi v..i.i.. presented by ench cIbss of the without mention o( his traveling junior and senior hmh school, and companion. Ava Gardner, a cup will be awarded for the best. I .,, (, h rfrk h-ir.-i .ir. ..h Music will be by the hmh school ,, 'i ftlcd Uial SmoY " nio? tne ?k".r."wm "ft ffi P-longed8'".", Don't Pence Me 1.1" anrt U.ev hon,e Wlt" U, ola """I: "I m - """j"8. 1,1 .Bn.tl u,fy,was out with the boys." will be enacted along Western or . , ,' , .. nun,. ii.. i,n.o .,n Superior Judge Or amln II nhorli. Mildred Lah'o'da of Snranue River! ! Krl'.'. ."' divorce on grounds of S Mrs. Bcttv Pepple. Bonansa. and ' k'uf ? " '""' Rev. Gordon Ashbee, Langrll val-! "rr "f" on Previous de ley ,crfe of separate maintenance. one lesunea Store's Burglar Alarm Stolen CHICAGO, IH Three men fulled In break Into the K and l l"IU"f tole yeilerdtiy but I'icy atolr Die umuhir iiliirm which tipped Ihelr huml. ,,, A nelKlibur, Edmund Buuknllls, hi'iiiil Ilia linly burKlar nlnnu ami unllcd pullce. He rriiorlnri thri'j turn luinpri lim Willi it, apparently Iryui'i to html II nil. Pullce dlM'nvereil llio would ba buriilniy (liln'l Kit lulu llin atotr-J Thev did. Imwpver, reime.e ttm ID bv at intii luiiiic inmln ulunn ticni above the itures entrance. NEVER TRUST! A GAMBLER Scottish Rite Reunion Set Young GOP Meet Set Tomorrow Klamath county Young Republi cans will have their first meeting of the fall tomorrow night at the courthouse circuit, court room. The group Is to 'organize for the coming election campaigns, elect officers and select delegates to the state Young Republican conven tion to be held In Portland No vember 30-December 3. Old mem bers of the organization and pros pective new members are asked to attend Thursday's meeting. Marjorie Flaugh Carnival Queen MERRILL Marjorie Plaugh, rep resenting the freshman clan, was crowned queen of the annual high school carnival Friday evening. Dick Reeves, student body presi dent, officiated. A hilarious parody on the radio program "The Whistler" was pre sented by the eighth grade. Jim Barry was the announcer. Accordion selections were played by Jackie Barry. Several hours of fun followed the program. Each booth did a land office business especially the QAA food stand. Gralapp Frat Meet Speaker Arno',1 Qralapp, superintendent of Klamath Falls schools, will be one of two speakers leading a meeting of Phi Delta Kappa, pro fessional educators fraternity, Sat urday night at Southern Oregon college. , . . Alwln V. Miller, assistant pro fessor of secretarial science and president of the local chapter, will preside at the 6:30 p.m. din ner session In Busanne Homes ha"- . ., "The Threat to Public Educa tion" will be discussed by Oralapp and E. H. Hedrlck, superintendent of Medford schools. Members rep resenting nearly every school In southern Oregon and northern California are expected to attend, Prof. Miller reports. Following the discussion, the group will attend the homecoming football game between Southern Oregon and Llnlleld college. Artist Leaves Klamath Falls Dale Johnson, Herald and News artist, left today for San FTanclsco where he will do free lance art and advertising work. Mrs. Gail Dun'orlh is taking Ills place In the newspaper's engrav ing copy department and Mrs. Iris Pearson has joined tho classified advertising department. Mrs. Pear son worked In the newspaper busi ness office previously. MISCELLANEOUS Means "Your Choice Of Whot We Hove In Stock Te Complete Your Sett I COMPANION FEATURIl 1 AUl DOUOUS . MCHAltD lASCHAtT AKbARA Ml 0EDD6S PIMA SAOET i j,ia ms-i iTKwanwiMi Thurs tucrtuci...i wt ricMiwt kui!- rliL TDfV ipjjy- a, fMapa PEOPLE AGAINST illkl la at at O'Brien Lynn Hodiak PETE SMITH - c awtooh 'i thai Frank had asiea ner many limes for a dl vorce. presumably during the crooner's International headline chase of tile sultry Miss Gardner. The 31-year-oifwtf said she balked "because I wanted to be sure he knew what ho was about." Sinatra already has filed tor a Nevada divorce. He and Mlsn Oarri. ner romanced during his six weeks required residence in Nevada and are nor In New York Cltv where Sinatra appears on television. The Scottish Rite bodies of Klam ath Falls are to have their regu lar fall reunion at the Masonic Temple beginning Friday. 7 p.m. T,a J V. ... S,K ...Ml I conferred ani commSniJ.led thai "T't "'J Nevada niKiii ana the reunion will be con tinued Saturday afterncon and night. The istli degree will be con ferred Monday, 9 p.m., and the remaining degrees Including the 32nd will be conferred the follow ing Friday and Saturday. Clyde Van Oordcr. deputy to the sovereign grand Inspector general, Is to arrive In Klamath Falls No vember' 10 to assist In the reunion and attend a banquet to be given that day by the ladles ,of Amaranth. The Tulelake farm advisor's of- flee has been In existence since February, 1050. TONOHT AT MIOMI9HT,. 000t0PF Bjj TREE!' cornt ou'.itiiutt 1 Sen" ELIZABETH TAYLOR w0$& s:ar JAMES MASON rrnoie uncnunpvc. uvJirit ixirwiimiro m ro.ar I "movh tuDMtss"(C."'tn. stiuTH"-"oimTM ficMTeas" - CEDRIC HARDWICKE JtsSICA TANDY- LUTHER ADLER ! (c.."trtii. sttuTM"-"omsTfg picMTets' fEOHIg -TOD A v ljf COHTIHUOW FROM Il43 P.M. ) WEDNESDAY jgr FAMjJJ DICKrW'KGevDOftfMji whh JOYCE HOLDEN 'CHARLES DRAKE "iCA na Touneente" (Cariaaat I ' mm fZfTiDMQfA I "CAR OF TOMORROW" (Carton) ' Ca Wm9i " NAUGHTY. TWENTIES" (Hit Parau).