Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 23, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO 1 t. KFLW 145t KfePST Friday Evenlnf, November M AO Sporta HlfhllihU :1S Horn Town Ntws i 35 World - Ntws Summary 30 Suburban Serenade : Headline Edition ABC 1U Champ Boll Call ABC . Y OO Gillette FlffhU ABC ) 9 00 Richard Diamond ABC B.30 Thta la Your FBI ABC 00 Otzle and Harriet ABC 0 30 Concert of ravorlte 10:00 10 P.M. Headline 10:19 Clarcmont Orcn. ABC J 0:30 Insomnia Club il.oo Newa Summary 1:0S Sign Oft K FX W 01451 Kc-FST Saturday, November H i 1 (:00 Siffn-On Newt Summary .-OS Corn in the Morn :45 Farm Fare 7:00 Newa Brkftt Edition ' T:1S Charlie's Roundup - Vi Bob Carred, New ABC ' f -40 Top of the Mornlnf T:55 Saturday Football Preview B:00 No School Today ABC :O0 Matinee Melodlea ' 9 30 Space Patrol ABC ltVfW '( fV-vhnok 10:15 Trad Wind Tavern lu:Jo V ineent ixpct Aric -110 Pan. Amer. Union ABC J 1:30 Noon Edition News 11:45 Kentucky XJ. vs. Tenn. ABC 3:SO WUmer's Scoreboard ABC J 33 Basin Briefs mums Brtnf the Mlw or Mrs. U . . . Sha'll Enor It! HARWIN'S 701 Main, Klom.th Falls, Ore. mm I (i:MJ:ll.!M,U.n.ltm I PlHW no'd lh following diamond bridal lt (Circlo th style ra with A. I, C, D, Iar t) with cofol diamonds et your ipociol prico of for Iho engoao- mont rlne end tKe wedding ring. I I I I NAMt- ADDRESS- CITY. ! sO 1:45 Fascinating Rhythm ABC 3O0 Junior Junction ABC 3:30 American Farmer ABC 4:00 Faith for Future ABC 4:15 Errands Of Mercy 4:t Requestrully Yours , 5 30 Red Nichols Sbow ABC 5:43 It's Movie Time 6 00 Sports Hlghliahts 615 Home Town News 0:25 World News Summary 6:30 Science Editor ABC ; Words of Ufe v-oo Mr. DUtnct Attorney ABC f 35 Music T:30 Barbershop Harmonies T:45 Adven. Is your Heritage a 00 Lone Ranfer ABC 8 30 Defense Attorney ABC 00 Dancing Party ABC 10 00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 11M Ko FST Friday Evening, November t3 60 Gabriel H caller MBS :15 Quit Show 6:30 Around Town :45 Sam Hayes News ABC 6 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Football Prophet T:15 Stars on Parade 7:30 Chco Kid MBS S OO Magazine Theater MBS 8:30 True or False MBS :00 Glenn Hardy News MBS :15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS :30 Crime Fighters MBS 9:55 5-Mlnute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 John Steele Adven. MBS 10:45 Stars on Parade 11:00 Nlfht Owls Edition 11.-05 Night Owls Club . KLAMATH FALLS. OAS AMERICAN CHINESE roods of Htoif baser Pm. 449 Fee Orn U Take 04 Ben B. Lee, Mgr. One of our largest diamond importers in their most aS7aasBssaviifBjBHjBBa ii:iirt:ii.MM.iEv.i.iii. TJ.llll-l-UlJsT.il -II !IL4al-VaJ J- (kin . . . AMY OHf Ol THtSt IIVI OOIOIOUS IHOaOCMiNT StMOS MAT If HAD IN OUAJtAM TIIO Jk CAIAT 0 Vi CAIAT TOTAl WIIOHTS AT AMAZINO. 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MBS 11:00 Night Owls Edition 11:03 Ntght Owls Club 12.-00 Sign Off JOB OPENING PORTLAND, Ifl Gov. McKay said here Wednesday he would soon fill two vacancies on the state board of conciliation which is ex pected to have as its first job an attempted settlement of the Good Samaritan hospital strike here. " LISTEN I"- EQUITABLE'S "F.B.I." Program Tonits! KFLW 8:30 P.M. JOHN HOUSTON 114 N. 7th Dial 3221 DOUBLE VALUE mm important anniversary celebration. They gave us tremendous price concessions. We are PA55ING THESE SAVINGS AND PRICE REDUCTIONS ON TO YOU I A chance of a lifetime to save as never before! (Choice of 14K. yellow or white gold mountings on all rings.) KXNTICAl STTIIS CAN If MAO i I JkWTj. LF7lfYV 1 1 IN OUAtANTfID k CAIAT AND 111 PC JL A fWJ V tHyf Xl rutl CAIAT TOTAl WflOHTS AT JjM 1 St1" f 1 U riOPOIIIONATI IIDUCTIONI ff if I jfV lILi V D KOM oua aiouiAi mcHi '''j' "T ff -'oggs'ril I W it, I If l MTi l!l w, ouoronte Ihcrt nrieaa In thi. md. M I r . 1 r lisemnl or the lowest anywhere. If you r( I I . 1 ; I K con buy this ring anywhere for lesi, re- m I C3f 1 C V X. Jf ,ur" Vur P"hoD In 5 days and ht W -II. ktir "-f- -v. 3 .JlinfT ccM&TIONAL DIAMoiiT All ttrUaa mla $md tmm. i i MAGI WO The Jewelry 701 Main UERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH Veteran Diver Call On SAN FRANCISCO, W Trapticd almost live hours in lev ocean wa ters, William Wood directed his own rescue Iron) one of tits closest scrapes Ui years ol dcepsea dlv ing. The 48-ycar-old Wood worked two ordinary auto lacks to lilt Iron bars that pinned mm to Uie wreck aue ol a sunken bamo near the uoiuen uale. Searchlights were played on the scene. mile off Land's End. and scores watched from shore as wood was lilted aboard his ship. uie salvager, at 1:30 last nluht. Allhouith he was rushed uncon scious to a decompression chant' ber for treatment against the bends Wood was found suffering omy irom shock and exposure. He told reporters he had started salvage operations he thought might net him "some money for Christmas" for his wlfo and two dnuitliters In Santa Barbara, Cnlif. He was seeking to recover brass and copper from a barge that sank off Land's End years ago. About 3:30 p.m., tlio tide pushed Iron bars over him and pinned his legs and feet. Wood was wearing lull divers' equipment. He was 35 leet below the surface. After an hour's struggle, he phoned the Salvager crew to send distress signals. The coast guard brought tne eight-pound Jacks. They were low ered according to instructions irom Wood. Afte- hours of careful ma neuvering. Wood dislodged the bars. only to be caught by other de bris on the way up. The veteran diver moved that and the crew hauled him up. tak ing 10 minutes because of the prsure difference. inis nine, ne aaarn, i inoutnu scrapes I've ever had no. not the Give SPORTING GOODS for her or hit Christmas! I Rifles Shotguns Fish Poles Campinq Gear . . . SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. 3236 So. 6 k Phone 3169 J2Q2CECTj) npuarat) A (TOTAL WEIGHT) asked us to loin BBaarsBaanaaaxBBa aiNos siuuias Store of Outstanding Values fhon 8121 FALLS. OREGON Has Close Golden Gate Job worst," he said afterward. "I came closest to eternity oil Africa one unie. H did not relate that t pcrlence. This time, he added, "I Uiought rti mate it back up. Wood said he has spent sever al years hunting lor sunken ships front which to salvage metal fit tings. Last summer he hunted (or llio wreckage ol a Spanish ship which has been at the bottom of uie ocean Sod years. Announcer Gets Apology TOKYO, Ml Gen. Matthew B. Rtdgway'a information ofllcer to day apologised to Klchard Kendell. American Broadcasting Co. corre spondent for Uie Times of London, protested when he was asked for the source of a etory he wrote October 39 saying the air force had requested the navy and ma rines to Join In dog fights against enrmy Jets. ne endell wrote that neither the navy nor marines had replied. He declared his story was obtained irom an air force spokesman and was cleared through censorship. Brig. den. Prank Allen, chief In formation officer for the supreme United Nations commander, sent regrets in a letter which said: ' I trust that you will accept for yourself and (or vour colleagues of the press media currently ac credited to the theater my assur ance that this lapse In procedure was not in keeping with the policy of this office. I trust that it will not be repeated." PEACE TALK FRANKFURT. Germany. MTt-In a Thanksgiving day message to 200.000 American soldiers In Ger many, their commander. General Thomas T. Handy, declared "we serve the cause of peace and free dom, which we wish to share with all men of all nations." GUARANTEED R e, A II root CMoici C S DIAMOND iNCAOiMINT OUR Vs ay GMT Gable-Lady Sylvia Divorce Battle May Hit Headlines By ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD. (NBA) Tin Clark ("I'm from Nevada, son") Uable-Lady Sylvia battle can turn Into lurid headline stud at any moment unless one ol them yields. There's talk that both have new accusations up their sleeves. Robert Taylor's wordige on a possible reconciliation with Bar bara Blanwyok befor their di vorce becomes Ilnal In February ol l3: "I wish I did know the answer. There's no answer (or it. I haven't the faintest Idea." Sunbaked notes from Palm Springs: Hollywoodites can't escape "tel evision" even In a town where there la no TV. There's a 90-lnch screen and a hidden It mm. movie projector in a Palm Springs bar to simulate television. The same heroea and badmen are shooting it ud In old western thrillers. No commercials tnougn, and nothing gets out of focus except the customers. Betty Hutton. whooping It up In a cashmere sweater trimmed with mink at Charley FsrreU's Racquet wiuo. wm.iperoi mat paramount can count her out of a rumored co-starring dim with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. She walled "There Isn't a nlot th.t will hAM .11 thru A, . Current howl: A Hollywood.'. man covered with bandages showed up at his studio and sheepishly vxpjamea to mono : "I mas on my way to Barbara Payton'a house and a lunny thing nappenea. Audle Murphy will stsr In UI's 'Claim Juniuera." Hie storv was a Colorado setting In the 1810's. Orson Welles and Uncle fiam have agreed on how he'll pay too.. two in oaci income taxes. The U.S. will lake 76 percent of his sslary (or future movies until all Is paid. Luxury note: Dixie Crosby's fav orite perfume costs 1110 for a two ounce bottle. The late Robert Walker's foreign csr b up for ssls. His estate hss been completely cleared of debts outstanding at the time of hla death and his sons are In posses sion of his stocks. Investment snd other assets. Tribal Meet Set Thursday KLAMATH AGENCY A special meeting of the Klamath Indian tri bal council baa been called lor 10 a.m. next Thursday at the council hall here by 8. E. Kirk, council president. Matters up for discussion are: I. Amendments or specific rec ommendations regarding the pend ing federal bill to allow members of the tribe to withdraw, so thst a departmental report may be made to congress when it recon venes next January. 7. Council action on the matter of state Jurisdiction In lieu of fed eral Jurisdiction as applicable and as authorised by the tribe and by congress. 3. Council action of concurrence of the. tribe with the governor's convention approval of repeal of the federal Indian liquor prohibi tion. . A lunch Is to be served it the council hall at 11: JO a.m. Timber Sale Battle Set OREGON CITV, Itl A suit against the government designed to force distribution to It Oregon counties of about M.tOO.OOO In fed eral funds his the support of Click amas county. The county court agreed to Join Lane county In the suit over the funds from the sale of timber from Oregon and California lands In 11 western Oregon counties. County Judge W. R. Telford said. A Jurisdictions! dispute between the forest service and the bureau of land management has resulted in the accumulation of tne money since Ml, he said. Both agencies claim administrative 'Jurisdiction over the timber. County Commissioner Bob Jones said that a meeting of district at torney, and representatives of the It county courts soon would be celled to try to determine a uni fied policy. Recently the Marlon county court declined to Join Lane county in the suit. Jones said that most counties prefer administration by the bu reau of land management. This Is because the bureau would pay counties IS percent of the money In lieu of taxes while the forest service would distribute only 25 percent less administrative expen ses, he said. The pereentsge though hss been subjeot of congressional talk and measures to reduce It to 10 percent are on file. Washington Prxy Takes Ftdcral Job SEATTLE, ' lit The president of the University of Washington has resigned that post to take over the not-yet-vacant Job ai director of the government's psychological strategy board. H is Dr. Raymond B. Allen, 48, who came to Seattle In 1048 from the University of Illinois, where he was dean of the college of medicine. He announced yester day he has accepted the $18,000 a year Job directing the govern ment's cold war against Russia snd her satellites. Gordon Gray, president of the University of North Carolina and former secretary of the army, now heads the strategy board. It Is known, however, that he would like to return to his Job at North Caro lina. His resignation has not been announced and It Is presumed that President Trumsn Is withholding appointment until Oray formally retires from the picture.' ' The Washington educator, said he expects to assume his new Job on Jsn. 3. leavimt Seattle lata In De Bud Abbott and Lou Costello uivi their future films will be tailored 100 percent (or the kids and Hint they'll produce a series of (mi tasles aa a follow-up to "Jack and the Ueanslalk." Bruce Cabot's been telephoning hU soon-lo-be-ex, KranchrM'a de Scaffa, from Houston, Texas. No reconciliation she vows. The ad campaitn (or a new novel by Art lbn-Znhav tilled "David and Uathsheba," due soon, haa movletownors ganplug. Olio line of advertising will rend: "Positively not bnsed on the movie of tlie snme name." The word Is out Hint Kay Young, estranged wile ol Michael Wilding, will wed Douglns Montgomery, tlw one-time film 'tar, when Hie sheds tlie British actor. There have been blasts at lledy Lamarr In Uie Mexican ureas and the climate will be chilly If she returns to Acauulco. lledy a re marks about the schools of Mex ico to American newimen did tlie damaue. Yvonue de Carlo, meanwhile, snsgged the Irsd In Fidelity's "The Scsrlet Flame." which Hedy want- ed as her next movie. Tlie mm will be made In Mexico City next May as a Joint Amerlcnn-Mrxlcnn film venture. Hollywood enn sill! kid Itself. Two movie writers, eritutng about a film plot, corner Richard wicl mark for a seen In "The I don't Care Girl." "What do you think Dlek?" aiks one. "Should a movie always have a happy endUis?" "Sure." asya Dick, "In my next picture I Play a Confederate eol dler so we're gonna let the South win Uie Civil War." 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