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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1951)
PAGE TWO KFJI JIM Kc. PST Wednesday Evening-, Nov. 1 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS IS Xlamalh Theaier Quia 6:30 Around Town New 6:45 Sum Hiyw-Nfwi UBS e 55 Bill Henry MBS 9:00 Bright Star T:1S Rocket Rldtn Time T:30 Myalery Theater ABC 6:00 What Nam Sons MBS 6:.K Rmuri Gallery ABC 6:45 Heidelberg Harmonalrea 6:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 6:15 rulton Lewie Jr 6 M 5-Mtn. Final MBS 10:00 WreitMng 10:15 I Love a Myatcry MBS 10:30 International Airport MBS 11:00 Night UwU New . coin Brhif the Mln or -Mrs. la . . . SIm'H Iny it! PLACE: j GIRL: Fallows, VISITING DANCERS ARE INVITED IT'S FREE! ' Presented1 fcy Klamath Bali. Collar, and Instructors STARS OF TOMORROW ; ON PARADE TODAY A Talent Revue, under the auspices of Chapter No. 12 Disabled American Veterans ' Presented at the Klamath Falls Armory Sat. Nite Dec. 1st 30 All Star Acts thrto hours of 5 tor Studded entertainment. BROADCAST -"ilSSr KFLW ,V" Tickers $1.00 Fed. Tax 20c Total. $1.20 BEST BUYS OF '51 CLEARANCE SALE y OH SEWING MACHINES Desks to $329.00 NOW $227.00 Consoles to $219.00 NOW $179.00 Portable to $169.50 NOW $ 89.50 Used Machines from $17.50 up : Ask To See The Zig Z09 v ff I A f Machine That Will I laVV?l Sewing Machine Service and Exch. Terms Trades 3218 Shasta Way Phone 6771 THANKSGIVING DINNER Serred 12:30 to 8 P.M. Grape Juit Cocktoil .. , ' Clear Tomato Soup ROAST TURKEY 1 Drafting, Cranberry Sauce, Oiblet Gravy, Candied Yams 1.50 Above lervcd with .... Maided Pototeas - String Beons Moldtd Cranbarry Salad Butter Rolls Olivas Cholc of Dastrts Mine. Pi. (Hot or Cold) Pumpkin Pia Vanilla let Cream Orange Sharbert v Cholca of Drinks, ' Special Children Platas BING'S CAFE 11-05 Night Owla Club 12 00 Sln 0(1 KFJI 1156 Kc PST Tharaday, Nor. tt 6 DO Miulcal Reveille 6.45 Far men' Bulletin Board 0 55 Local Newa 1:00 Hemingway Newi MBS 1:15 Breakfast Gang MBS T:30 New 7:45 Best Buy 8:00 Cecil Brawn MBS 15 Break fait Gang MBS 8 30 Haven of Rut MBS 8:00 Home maker Harmonica 615 Marion from Mltlera 6:30 Sana of Ploneera 8:45 ravoritea of Yeaterday 10:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 10:15 Tello Tact 10:30 l-a Pointer 1045 Miniature Concert 10:50 Helen Doege - 10:55 Newa MBS 11:00 Ladles Fair MBS 5gs da. OT" r NIAMATM rALL. 0880. AMERICAN CHINESE 'ode ) Hwti keetl Pk. 449 Fw Ordare T. T.k. CM Ben B. Lee, Mgr. 8:30 Saturday Nov. 24 FESTIVAL Fairgrounds Exhibit Building Klamath Falls that's your problem! Cholca of Entrtcs . . French Fried Chicken Gib let Gravy 1.75 BAKED HAM . . WITH Pineapple Sauce and Candled Ye mi 1.50 902 Klamath Av 11:35 News MBS U so queen (or a Day MBS 12.10 Name Band 12:15 News tlradllnee 11:30 Your Daitca Tune 13 45 Market Mveatock 11:55 News MBS 100 Jack Kirk wood Shew MBS 1:50 Tune Te.l 1.55 Local News 100 Newa MBS J 05 Newa 3:15 Platter Parly 9 40 Tak Back MBS J 45 Am war Man MBS 3 00 Ricky's Beouaat 4 00 rulton Lewta Jr. MBS 4 15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Speed Gibson MBS 5:v Serge lit Prti MBS 5:30 Sky King MBS 5 35 Tex Fletcher MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:13 Klam. Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6 45 Sam Hajea Newt MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS too Harmony Time 1:15 Sports Album T 30 Mysterious Traveler MBS 6:00 Tarian MBS 8:50 Behind the Story MBS 8 45 Heidelberg Harmonatre 90 Glenn Hardy Newa MBS 15 rulton Law la Jr. MBS 30 Network 55 5-Min. Final MBS 10.00 Network 10:15 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 Murder by Experts MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 1145 Ntght Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off. KFLW 1456 Kc PST Wednesday Kvenlnr, Nor. 1 6.-00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town Newt 6:35 World News Summary 6:30 Suburban Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 8:55 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC T-? Mystery Theater ABC 8:00 The Top Guy ABC fl JO Rogue Gallerv ABC 6:00 Proudly We Hail 9:30 Northwest Artists . 10.00 to P M Headlines ! 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC I 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newa Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW 1459 Kc PST Thursday, Nor. 21 6:00 Sign on News Summary ' 6 05 Corn In the Mom. 6:45 Farm Far T OO Newa Bkfst Kditlca ' 7:15 Charlie's Roundup l 7:30 Bob Garred A Newa ABC i T:40 Top of the Morning 7 55 Irutde News Hlywd ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 1 9:00 Hank Henry Show ! 9:30 Break the Bank ABC i 10:00 Chat Huntley. News ABC 10:15 Lone journey ABt 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC 11:00 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Treasure Chert 11:20 Jimmie ridler 11:30 Against the Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 13:00 Noon Edition News 13:15 Thanksgiving Program 12:30 lurk? U Rarvh ABC 13:45 Ted Malone ABC 1.-00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:15 Better Living 1:30 The Perfect Husband ABC 3:00 Basin Briefs 3:15 Accent on Melody 3:30 Mary Marlln ABC 3:45 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 When Ctrl Marrtea ABC 3:30 Netherlands Thanksgiving 3:45 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 4:15 RequestfuUy Yeura 5:00 run Factory ABC 335 WiU Rogers ABC ' 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC 3:45 It's Movie Time 6:00 S porta Highlights 6:13 Home Town Newr 6:35 World News Summary 6:30 Suburban Serenade 6.45 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attractions on ABC 7-00 Mr President ABC 7 :303arbarahop Harmonies 7:45 Football Warm -Up 8 00 Orig. Amateur Hr. ABC ' 6:45 Jimmy Nolan's Songs I 9.00 Autumn Serenade ABC 1 930 Wrestling 10:00 10 P M Headlines 10:15 Foreign Reporter ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary ... u:oo sign uiz . Dope Peddlers Snnnnen Rw Cnnt -"-aa--" - -r- NEW YORK, Wl Detectives of the narcotics squad rounded up 13 persons Monday night and Tuesday In Harlem raids.. Police said two of those arrested sold narcotics from their apart ment to addicts who blew toy whistles from the street to signal they wanted to buy . dope. - The two were Identified by po lice as Nathaniel Phillips, 2b, and his brother, David, 26. They and the others arrested are Negroes. Detectives said 21 1 teenagers went to the Phillips apartment last night to buy dope but were turned away by the raiding police All those arrested were booked on charges of selling narcotics. Baby Born To Mother With Polio LOS ANGELES, 'A Mrs. Lillian Hopper, 38, a polio victim, was back In her Iron lung today after having given birth to a 5 pound, 14 ounce daughter. Physicians at general hospital yesterday reported the birth was normal and the child unaffected by polio. During the birth, phy sicians said, the mother was kept alive for 30 minutes with a posi tive respirator, a temporary substi tute for a full-sized Iron lung. Mrs. Hopper and her husband, Herbert D. Hopper. 41, have a boy of seven. Mrs. Hopper has been In a respirator since last August 16. Photo -Greeuiig Cards Juit bring in your favorite snapshot negative, end it led the card design you went. We'll do the rest. Dozen Cards 25 Card . $1.50 $2.50 50 Cards $4.! 50 75 Cardi $630 100 Cards .. BUD'S 1031 Main .... $8.00 Photo Service Phone 3586 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH MRS. NORMAN McKEEHAN, Route 2, and Newberry Co. Mgr. W. M. Hover appear pleased with life but that gobbler looks down right downcast. Hover is prescntiiiK Mrs. McKeehan with the turkey won in a Newberry drawing by 13-year-old Carolyn Simnncls. 626 McKinley. Carolyn was in school at Fremont at the time and Mrs. McKeehan picked up the Thanksgiving bird for her. "America's Sweetheart" To Return To Film Role NEW YORK, W Mary Pickford. once known as "America sweet heart." is coining out of a 19-year retirement from the screen to star in just one more film. The 58-year-old actress will play the role of a librarian in the film. "The Library." to be made by Columbia pictures. Her return to the screen matches in many ways the movie comeback of another early Hollywood queen, Gloria Swanson. Miss Swanson. now M. regained her former prominence last year with the fUm, "Sunset Boulevard." She went on to further successes on the stage and In television. The careers of both actresses ran almost parallel. Miss Swanson started her film career In 1913, Miss Pickford In 1914. Miss Swan son appeared in only two films after 1932. Miss Pickford's last film. "Secrets." was made In 1933. But unlike Miss Swanson, Miss Pickford Indicated yesterday that "The Library" would not Do fol lowed by further roles. She said in a statement released by Colum bia pictures that it "Is the one and only story which would nnve In duced me again to appear before . GIFT DEA! There's time to make this apron If you send right now I Get a lew aprons ready . . . use them for last-minute gifts. One 98-lb. or 100 lb. feed-bag or l1. yards 35-lnch fabric for this apron in small size, so this Is a thrifty Idea too. It's a sweetheart trim pockets and scal loped edges with gay bias tope. Pattern S244 In sizes small 14-16; medium 18-20 huge 40-42.- This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Sent THIRTY cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept.. P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III. Print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS. ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Ben Morrison, Mgr. JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICE 11th 1 Klamath Ph.2-2581 M-M.-u s-14-14 -m-i8-;o mm 4; Al. ' P. V ? fi A fFEEDLBAGl FALLS. OREGON WCIZTT77 s 'X I the camel as." Miss Pickford declined to further details on the film. give Since her retirement from act ing. Miss Pickford has continued to be active In the management and ownership phases of the tllm In dustry. She was one of the lound ers of tho United Artists produc ing and distributing organizations. The Canadian-bom actress start ed her htage career at 5 and made her (irst film in 1909 at the age ol 16. But the real start of her movie career dates from the 1914 film. "Hearts Adrift." Her other silent film successes, which led to her tlUe aa "Amer ica's Sweetheart," Included "Tess of the Storm Country," 1922; "Re becca of Sunnybrook Farm," 1911: "Poor Little Rich Girl," 1911; and Little Lord Fauntleroy," 1921. In 1929. Miss Pickford cut off her famous curls and started making talkies. These included "Coquette. ' "The Taming of the Shrew," and "Klkl." Al the height of her career, the star once was guaranteed 8260,000 a picture. But she turned down the offer, preferring to work for her own company. United Artuils. Miss Pickford married her one time leading man. Buddy Rogers, in 1931. Rogers is now conductor of his own television show. Previously she was married to Owen Moore and Douglas Fair banks Sr. Congratulations are In order for Bob Howard and Frank Weasel, who, Just last week were voted to take their places on the first string of the '51 County All-Star Team. Bob was selected for his work In the backfleld while Frank for his fine playing as a linesman. Also of Jim Mahoney SHA students are proud, aa he was placed on the second string. Honorable mention was given to three outstanding Academy Trojans, Ray Beard, Ken McAndrews. and Gary Thill. We will be looking for that freshman Gary on the team next year! But for those deserving Trojans not listed here, SH Is very proud, for everyone knows that without the entire '51 team the season, which ended so successfully, would never nave oeen. , Prefect Bob Howard will lead the Sodality activities this year, as he was recently elected to this office by the organization. Other officers for the coming year will be vice prefect. Bill Burrltt, secretary Bar bara Howard, treasurer, Fre'da Waldron, and sergeant-at-arms, Ed mond Andersch. Committees will be appointed In the near future to plan the activities of the Sodallsts, Pep Club, Letterman's Club, Class pictures, Sodality, Chimes staff, and Olee Club are a few of the pictures taken yesterday by Gudnrlan Studio for the '51 annual. But It Will be a long time before students will see the proof' of the pictures. In fact, not until next May when the Atrian Is distribu ted. Today seems like the day after tomorrow usually seems. For those who don't understand this Greek. It means that today Is like Fri day, the last dav of school In the week. Now for four days students can sit back and relax without studies to think about. But since tomorrow Is Thsnksglvlng, It Is only right and proper that we should make a special attempt to attend Mass on Thsnksglvlng for tne many wonderful favors and freedoms we enjoy each day. Texan To Buy Up Egyptian Oil ROMR (JR Teynn nil millionaire Glenn McCarthy left Tuesday for furls, wnere ne expects to close a deal for oil rights to mors than six million acres In the Red Sea area of Egypt. McCarthy confirmed he Diana to buy a controlling 51 percent In terest in tne national rctroicum Oil Co. of Egypt. The company has oil concessions covering 121 lots of 60 square miles each In tR.vnt. . Befora the den! could become ef fective, tho Egyptian parliament woulc. have to amend an existing law requiring that Egyptians hold a majority Interest In any com pany exploiting the nation's on re serve. A secret meeting of the Egyptian parliament will be held shortly to consider changing the law, It was teamed. it.. .;'.; V'. -vv .aJs,." I Mololla Man Heads Jersey Cow Club SALEM, tfW Marlln M. Fox, Mo. Inlla. has been elected president of tile Oregon Jersey Cattle club for the third successive year. Results of a mall ballot were announced here Saturday by D C. Brock, chairman of the teller com mittee. Other new officers; Nenl Miller, Wuodburn, vice president; Mrs. Charles E. Couche. Sherwood. sec retary; Ted Hubert, Salem, trea surer. Paul Reeder. Sauvlea Uland, was elected field committeemen for the North Willamette district. AJC Opposes Clark On Vatican Post NEW YORK, W-Tlie American Jewish Congress haa gone on rec ord against an American ambas sador to the Vatican. It la tho first major Jewish group to do so. . The AJC claims a paid member ship of 60,000 Jewish luymen. Its affiliated organizations have 1.200.. 000 members throughout the na tion. At the close of Uie AJC biennial convention Monday, a resolution waa adopted urging President Tru man to recall his proposed appoint ment of oen. Mark Clark, "in the Interests of fundamental American democratic principles. ttcaiiercd opposition was regis tered In the vote that followed a heated debate. CONTINUOUS DAILY hi i : khi I l .llll -laafl-r am Mt-tti .5 MSisM fJ iotbchnicourmos,cu mr KA I 1U I II lUW REGULAR PRICESI j THURSDAY 2' GRAND ..HITS' ON THE SAME PROGRAM Jay xw$mffill Abdullah Is "Happy Man" I) ALLAH. Ml-Hlirpimld W. (All dulluhl King i-iillril lilniNrlf a "very, very happy mini" as he waited for U pluue whu li would Inko hint to his Inline wile - Kuvi tlan dmiirr Hnniin (Jitmnl. King left line Tueedny on a nun- stop plane for New York, wnnre no Is si'iietiuirtl lo arrive ai u rn p. m , KB !'. King's llinrriirv niter leiivliU hern tnilnv si'llt'fllllrri Ills al'l'ivill III Cairo Thursday. II and Hwnlu plan to be married tills weekend. King, inemlirr of a weallliv TrAH nil fuiiillv. won the hind of the Egyptian iluncer In a whirlwind I'niis courtship. However, his mother. Mrs. Annl llonnrv Klim ol llmiMon, threatened to tllin hrrlt htm. Abdullali-lila new Miwlrm name --Hew home several weeks nu'i MPO Name Bladine As New President CIEARHART, in-l'hlllp M. Ilia dine, McMlunvllle, la the new pres ident of the master printers nl Oregon. Ho waa elected Saturday at the organisation's annual ruiivenllaii here succeeding Otto L. Smith, Klamath Falls. Other new ofllcers: Hurry Onr relt, Eugene, vice prenUlcnl ; Or rin M. Downey, Portland, Ircanir er; Amy Bedtord, Pendleton, sec retary: Frank Van l.oh, l.cUiinon, director. ENDS TONIGHT ii : HP i 5 irSSStn isSS? WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIIEIl '.!!. 1!)M j-gncj II I ' !- ' I m I i n umo Willi 1 1 io avuwiM iniiiiiiiiu ui lili, imoM ui irs KUm itftd k.i Willi lifc MUTl'.lMllI 111 nivnri'itiif iilotiii Junes Kuw ir iimiutilnu ponce talks inulhei'. Anpiiienllv lie was sui'i Ull'.ll PIOjiTi. tin ..mi m 'finlrkle" (tlVOI'rt tl'lllll Clluiiii lii Jiiiiii's. Mexico, anil lu.it hlliht he snid- "as lur rs i anmv tin nut dl.ilnlieiited. I'm a vny, very hiippv mini." fcrv ri ark nam f nTin.ii -n IH M0N1AIBAN NOOUK TMi'iuuii-iii uiniiim viotiikI i l "vr- u r. u , ...nelOt M 1 RARE RECIPE FOR A- THANKSGIVING ' MISCELLANEOUS Means. yur Cholet
