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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1951)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, NOVKMM.U I'.', Ill,-, 1 PAGE TWO i "4 3 s it 1 1 ! i KFJI USt Ko r8T Monday Evening, November It ' 1:00 GabrKI Hvsttar MBS . . . SIS Quit Show S:30 Around Town News SO Ssm Him News MBS s.ss Bill Htnrr MPS . :no Itlcky'i Riquut B OO Lt Gtorti Uo It MBS wnuNKieo rtnvtzs MOV FLAWS NSVCfteeTSTNC Stt us roft Expert Body arid Tender Retimshmq QUICK SIRVICI AT RIASONAIll PRICIS BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Mtl at KlflSDttlt) If You DID NOT or HIGH SCHOOL "Torn C. Sl.Sr .1 Km l 5-sr. Time ni E hit Sch..l Dlplanu PREPARE NOW .t CU or L.t Tr.de OU GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED OVER U COLLEGES AMERICAN SCHOOL Dear. KLA-11-12 1744 Broadway Oakland 12, Colif. Name A " Andrtn City Srof Massages and Mineral BATHS --$3.00 Plasmatic Therapy -- S3.00 CLEMET LINDSEY MASSEUR 35014 MARTIN NOTICE :.y IC C. PAINTING CO. Is now solely owned and operated V by KEITH CODDINGTON : MIchoel R. 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Guarc Snow 8 00 Chance of Lifetime ABC 8:30 United or Not ABC - 9 00 Town Meeting of Air ABC 9:45 Organ Muiic All Kimball pianos hart oSrMrJpwjetioj. Largest stock of leading make pianos in this port of the west. HAMMON6'j5R6irN LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 N. 7rh Phant 7182 I! Phone 8365 1000 10 P.M. Headlines 10:13 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newt Summery 1104 sign off Negro Death Probe Slated EU8TIS. Flu.. -8hrl(t Willis V. McOll'i .hootUMi ol two NRTO prisoners who hid bn roprlrvnd Irom desth arntenrts by tht U, 8. suprems court dfllnltfiy will be placed before the iirsnd Jury, yt State Ally, J. W. Hunter. Although the grand Jury Is due to meet today, Hunter uld Sunday he wilt ask thnt the shootlnir In vestigation be postponed a week. . Sheriff McCall was absolved of oiame lor the death or one of the prisoners, Samuel Shepherd by a coroner's Jury Saturday night, lis verdict: "Samuel Shepherd came to his death by gunshot wounds at the hand of Willis V. McCall. The said shooting wns Justifiable by reason that McCall was acting In line of duty and In defense of his own me." Walter Lee Irvln. Negro prisoner who was wounded but survived last Tuesday night's shooting, testified ai uie uiquesi irom nis nospuai bed. CHARGE He told the same storv he had to newsmen and Oov. Fuller War ren's special Investigator, J. J. El liott, two days earlier. Irvln testified Sheriff McCall claimed to have a faulty tire, or dered Shepherd and him to get out of Uie car and shot them without provocation. The Negro said Deputy Yates also shot him. McCall and the deputy both de nied Yates shot Irvln Tne snenil testified Shepherd 'hit me with my flashlight and said get his gun.' He sort of knocked me down to mv right knee and against the car. They were all over me. They got my shirt and my hair but they didn't get my gun. I got It and started using It. I emptied It." v Investigator Elliott test tied that powder burns on the sleeve of Sheriff McCall's coat Indicated he had his arm doubled up. "You can see how close the man who fired came to snooting his elbow off. which shows there was some kind of a struggle," Elliott said. Irvln's attorneys, Alex Akerman and Thurgood Marshall, tele graphed Oov. Warren Sunday night, criticising him for not removing McCall, at least temporarily. Oov. Warren, who personally con ferred with Sheriff McCall last Thursday night, has declined com ment on the case. At the time of the shooting Irvln and Shepherd were being taken irom the state prison at Ralford to Tavares for a hearing In their retrial on charges of raping a white Lake county farm wife In 1949. They had been convicted and sen tenced to electrocution, but the vs. supreme court reversed tne conviction and ordered a new trial. Tops' Concert For Lakeview LAKEVIEW Without the long hair and without the hlgh-falutlng tunes, something new In band con. certs will be presented by the Lakevlew High school band, under the direction of James Arment, when they offer their first "Pops' concert at the high school auditor ium at 8 p.m.. November 16. "Pops" refers to popular num bers, which will be offered togeth er with light classical pieces. During the concert, the audience will be served pie and coffee. The audince will be seatea at utom ui the auditorium. Purpose of the. concert Is to be gin the campaign to raise funds for new band uniforms, for which about 13000 Is needed. The ba.id will add to the fund with later programs, and the high school sponsoring club has voted to help raise this money, also. Hiro Heckled By Students KYOTO. Japan, (3 Leftist stu dents heckled Emperor Hlrohlto to day when the monarch arrived at Kyoto university, but he was not molested. Police rushed to the scene snd kept back the students with clubs. The emperor, considered divine In Japan before the Allied occu pation, was ushered Into a building by the university president. It was the first reported instance of a demonstration against the em peror. KUMATH 'ALLS. OttlfO. AMERICAN CHINESI at tlMfe fcsstl PK MM Fer Orssn Ts Tsks Oa Ben B. Loo, Mgr. Rainy Weather NO PROBLEM! tin i vrntn we Your Woih A NICKEL A POUND .One Day Service! LAUNDERETTE So. 6th & Owent Ph. 6373 t Fluff Dry life? AT LONG LAST Frank Sinatra ami Ava Card nor embrauo after their marriage. They were united in a double-rind ceremony in the home of a business associate in Philadel phia after a rush trip from New York by car. 4h fU fi". SSI i r. "m. M'i RESCUES DOLL FROM FIRE Kivc;ycar old Carol Alex ander smilingly clutches two precious dolls she rescued when a fire broke out in her home at Arlington, Mass. Carol was playing In house with other children when fire started in basement. She ran out with her friends and told her mother, Mrs. Leo Alexander, who was next door. While the mother was colling fire department, Carol broke away, rushed into smoke-filled house and rescued her dolls. ft r.tf.1 .. :) I J HELD Dr. Gwyne Nettler (above), Sociology professor at Santa Barbara college, at Santa Barbara, Calif, has confessed burglarizirtf homes at Santa Barbara and in nearby Montecito. He is also accused of carrying a pistol concealed in his car. One of the professor's class es is on methods of crime detection. Police said he was arrested on a tip of a woman who told them he had mistreated her. Roosevelt Items Being Sold NEW YORK, IAV-A three-week sale of some 1600 Items belonging to the late Pres. Franklin D. Roose velt will start today at the Ham mer galleries. Included In the collection are chlnawsre, pottery, porcelain, books, glasses, plates and other objects used by the Roosevelt fam ily Many of tho books are auto graphed or inscribed by the presi dent, and tableware has the Roose- ..aU aab, nt arms There is a porcelain statuette of aia tne woosevcm ovotiy, iih-w at 195. . , ' ' 117 INJURED BUENOS AIRES, M .Thirty seven persons were injured today when a suburban train crashed into a train standing in a station on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. No one hurt seriously. DALLAS TRIPLETS DALLAS, Ore., isT Trlplots, the first In Dallas, were born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. William Yarnes of Am tv. But only two survived. They aro a 3 pound, 7 ounce girl and a a pound, 12 ounce boy, They were placed In an Incubator and attendants said Uicy wera doing well. Both parents were born as twins. ' i ASTORIA, liTi The Columbia riv er smelt catcji me past season was the best sines hot wnen gin. netters formed a marketing; asso. elation. f 4 iwmmrfn?nTiTi Tuesday Box-0((lc' Op-en i at 1:45 f ? LAST I JOa AfkCREA jjjpff' TIMES 1 IN ONE , JACK BAILEY JtSllJ rZldi , .uiam . fflaSSgt mssbIbb Hollywood 'Cutting Spree'. Won't Nip Blanche TheborrV llv KJtSKINK KlHNbllN I Ferrer anil Hlcwnrt Oiunger will HOLLYWOOD, (N1CAI Holly-1 1'llniiiK MOM'S "biiiiiiiiiiiucho," wood's on a ahearing spree and i The liuya nixed tlnulilra tin Urn the cries of "nil" have cost Adolph theory Hint (ho niluYd vnltiv ul Ilia Mimjou and Oilbert Roland their uullng charges 11 up. mustni'hos and Oene Evans his briu d. The siing lilt, "Too Young," hna Hut there will Ue no snipping at , Inspired a inuvle iilot Iclcn, Nnvrr the klng-sise nmne ol Met opera Too Young ". . .Vlrglnm Vim Unp ninr lllnurlio Tliebom it meaMirea screen piny lor Hliu lliiywnrtii is five lect four Inches III lenglli-lf , now on Uie shelf. Kim will bo innk she signs a movie colilracl. I '"M her Him i ii-biu k bin Uiilum. Now thnt Mario Lan.a lias 'len't have a story, proved thnt popcorn and opomllo " wnrbilng can be dlslied up together Uilckbula hurled at Fox lor glor at the movie houses, lllnnche's U ;i ; '"'" plume Is buulnu wllh big movlo 1 lel In "The Drnorl Fox" will gel a Inlk. But she snys It'll be written screen anllilolo '"llio Desert ubove the dolled line that Ihe slu- Knls. ' story of the EiikIiMi forces dlo bitrbor can't reach tor Ills sols-: whU'li fmighl Ihe Ueriiiiin Iniliiary B0,, leader, ihe shooting starts 111 Jun- "Not even a starring movie can uury. gel me to cut a single hair," I llluiicho announced. I Hob MIU'Iiiiiu's kill brolher, Julm If there Is a niovlo career arounil Mnllnry,. Is plnylng a 01 with hliu the curlier lor her, the messo so. lip "The Korrun Slory,", .Julio pinna hopes Iho story will be the Wilson is giving up her night cltiu om Mm cm unvenpori novel, ui Lena Oeyer," about uie unugnier of a chnrwomnn who becomes an opera star. Nut In Ihe script: "If Put doesn't win a girl In n iimvlo soon, people will think I won him In a lottery'" Mis. lJut O'Urtrn. Hobby Hcliwiirls, Tony Curtis' 10-yeur-old brother, la heading for a movie career. He's testing lur Iho role of a young Mexican hut in a new movie lor Uie Nnssour broth ers. Ho won't Inke Ihe Curlla name though Murllm Vlckeis. 13000 a month richer wllh her alimony from Mick, ey Hoonry, stepped beforo inovlo c ii moras lor the first lime In over luo yrur. A hull-hour TV Hint wllh I'reslou Fouler. Wildest rumor of the week: Thnt Hum Crosby, who owns scuds of slock In Decca records, will bo Ihe new bussmun ul Ul when ami ll Deceit buva mil the majority stock uf J. Arthur Hunk, Nutn IllumOerg, Leo Spits nail William Ooels. Olendn Fnrrcll la reluming to Hollywood lor another movie lllng and a cuddle with her ia-monih-old granddaughter, sprig ol her sun I'ommy. . . It's Bcotl Hrudy wllh Shelley Winters III Uls "Whip lunu. Nrat line in a Hi Iuis news paper about Margnret Whlilng's warbling there nt the Chase Hotel: "II look a little Whiting lo cliarie awuy Ihe St. Louis Hints." Comic Jnck Olllord explains why Hollywood is making so many llio- licul lilm.i. The producers want lo show a Prophet. I Director Leo McCarey's woes In trying lo assemble a completed I ' print ol "My Son John" are m the 1 ulcer leugue. He's already hired ! a double for tho late Robert Walk- er and now may have lo mulch ' his voice. 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