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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1951)
MONDAY. IlKCKMHKK :i. I or. i PAGE TWO V t HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALIaS. OHEGON aim v a . a Sk-Mesaaai srnMI 11MI Kr -PfiT . Monday Evening. Dec I 00 Gabriel Healler UBS :1S quil Show 6:M Around Town-News Sam Hon, News MBS 6.M Bill Henry MBS 00 Peter Salem MBS 1 30 Cisco Km MBS a 00 11 Geora Do It WBS 30 Behind trie Storr UBS 49 Die Hayeses Show 1 00 Glenn Hsrdy New MBS 15 rullon Lewie Nem MBS 0:30 War rront-Home Front MBS M s-allnuu rinal MBS .0:00 I Love A Mystery MBS 11:1. linger Srre-t MrS 10:45 Navy Country Musle 11:00 Nint Owia I.ri 11415 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sum Oil KFJ 11150 Kc. PST Tuesday, Dm. 41 :00 Musical Rerelll 6-45 Farm Pennrl 55 local News 7:00 Henuniwa New MBS 7:15 Breakfait Gan MBS 7:30 Headline! and Bylines 7:45 Beat Buys B OO Cecil Brown MBS B:15 Breaklait Cans MBS 8:30 Haven ol Reft MBS 1)00 Homemasers Harmony 0:15 Sandy's Serenade B:.10 Familiar Sons :45 Familiar Favorites 10:00 Glenn Hardy, News MBS 10:15 Tello Teal 10:30 La Polnles 10:45 News ' 1 Helen TVele - 10:55 News MBS 114)0 Ladles Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS ., 11:30 Queen lor a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Nawa Headlines 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:45 Market , and Livestock , 12:5.1 News 14)0 Jack Klrkwood MBS 1130 Tuns Test 1:55 News 3:00 Local News 8:05 Net News MBS :15 Western Platter Party 2:40 Talk Back MBS 2:45 Answer Man MBS 34)0 Ricky's Request 44)0 Fulton Lewis News MBS -4:15 Hemlnfway News MBS . 4 30 Speed Gibson MBS INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWENS INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed, lasetie. Uausted an OTSr-lnt-Caooler seeds and Stacks. iBt-eitaaeal Fends tSl Meri-Den Rise. Phe-s t-34t KLAMATH FALLS - . "Why not call " Bogue Dale Realtor for new business " location?" - . n " ;' Give Him a Masculine PENDLETON SHIRT 100 All Wool Plaids in regular or sport- models. '10.95 from DREWS 733 Main TfMKGffl'ir Note Our New Program Schedule! 7:00 "The Adventures of PETER SALEM" 7:30 Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray in "BRIGHT STAR" 8:00 "LET GEORGE DO IT" 8:30; "HOLLYWOOD PLAYHOUSE" ! 9:00-; GLENN HARDY NEWS 9:15? FULTON LEWIS NEWS h 5000 Watts KFJI MUTUAL'S VOICE Sam Ii)ci MBS Siif il Pre ton MBS Sky Kln( MBS Tx Fletcher MBS Gabriel llrattrr MRS Klamath The4.tr Quit Around Town Sam HayNw MBS Bill Henry MBS W'ho'a Who Medal of Honor Count of Mont CrUto MBS To B Announced Rovtntf at Fudy' Hiedrlberg Harmo.airet Glenn Hardy Newi MBS Fulton Ltwta New MBS Official Detective MBS tV-Minut Final MBS 1 Love A MMttry UBS SGOO Plua MBS Here's to Vets Ntfht OwU Edition Nijht OwU Club Sign Oft KFLW 145 Kc rST MondiT Errnlnf, Dct. 3 SporU KlgMithU Home Town Newt World New Summary Suburban Serenade Headline Edition ABC Coming Attrac. on ABC The Lone Ranger ABC It. of Mich. Chomi ABC Could This Be You Henry J. Taylor ABC Preview of Tomorrow Pollvwcv. star P'avhouae) 4 Piano PlayhouM ABC 10 P.M. Head tne Navy Star Time Insomnia Club News Summary Sign Off KFLW 14M Kc PST Tuesday. Dec 4 Sign On Newt Summary Corn in the Morn rartn Fare News. Bkft Edition Charlie's Roundup Bob Garred. New ABC Top of the Morning Inside News Hlywd ABC Breakfast Club ABC Hank Henry Show Break the Bank ABC Chet Huntley ABC Lone Journey ABC My True Story ABC Edward Arnold ABC Betty Crocker ABC Against the Storm ABC Musical Roundup Market Report News. Noon Edition Lucky U Ranch ABC Ore. Farm Bureau Conv. Better Living Sum. School Bdcjt Basin Briefs Accent on Melody When Girl Marries ABC Mary Marg. Mc Bride ABC Request fully Yours Fun Factory ABC Will Rogers ABC Chet Huntley ABC It s Movie Time Sport Highlights Honte Town News World News Summary Suburban Serenade Headline Edition ABC Coming Attractions on ABC Greatest Story ABC 4)0 15 iff 30 6:45 5S 7 00 7:30 00 t 30 S:45 :00 S:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 114 11:05 4 6:05 6:43 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:40 7:33 4k) 8 00 30 10:00 10:13 10 30 10:53 114)0 11:30 ! 11:45 11:35 I 12:03 j 12:30 1:00 ! 1:13 1:30 1 2:00 . I 3:15 3: 44)0 5 00 523 5:30 5 43 S4 6:13 6:25 30 1:45 :55 7:00 Rainy Weather Ho Problem! When We FLUFF WASH! - -. 8 lbs. Washed & Dryed 55c Plus 5c for Soap or Bleach ONE DAY SERVICE! ' LAUNDERETTE So. 6th & Oweni Ph. 6373 4:45 5.00 5 30 5:55 O0 0:15 30 43 53 7:00 T1S 7:30 8 00 S 30 43 00 15 t 30 53 10:00 10:15 10:45 11410 WHS U.4W JLHJiES (.Wra Telephone 3463 1150 KC FROM KLAMATH T Kstl. Qmrt 100 Chance of Lifetime ABC eon town ftWt'ng ol Air AtiC t 44 Organ Music tUiM lu i M deadlines 1C JCI Insomnia Club 1100 News Summary 11 .OS Sign Off Salley Searcy Wins Contest Salley Searcv. Henley high school student, walked off with third place honors In the state ."Voice ol Democracy" speech contest held In Salem over the weekend. First place was taken by Dolores May Gottfried, Salem Sacred Heart academy, and second spot in the Junior chamber of commerce-sponsored affair was won by Dan Dear bom, Ontario. Dolores Leach, Fort land, was fourth. . Miss Scare;- was Klamath coun ty winner In a contest held at KUHS last month. A transcription of her voice was sent to Salem where she competed with other county winners from throughout the state. Toastmasters Slate Meet The Toastmasters International , questions the United Nations coin Clone A i midyear conference has mand asked the Communists at been scheduled for Portland Jan uary 18-19 with headquarters at the Multnomah hotel. A large dclexation from the Kla math club the Modoc Toastmas ters has scheduled participation in the conference. Conference theme will be "Bet ter CommunicaUons Mean Better Business." according to Western Oregon Gov. Evans Hamilton. Dr. Ralph C. Smedley. Santa Ana. whp Is the founder and edu cational director , of Toastmasters International, will preside over the conference. Pres. Carleton Sias. Waterloo. Iowa, will preside over business sessions. Tractor Traps Ditch Plower A Sprague River farmer.-, J3-year-old Clarence L." Hamilton, lay trapped in mud beneath a tractor about eight hours before rescued and brought to Klamath Valley hospital yesterday. . Hamilton said he was "ditching". on tne McAnuity larm at Sprague River Sunday morning when the rig overturned pinning him in deep mud. Re said cleats of the tractor caught him across the stomach and pinned him to the ground. -Hamilton estimated : he . lay i trapped about four houta. before i an unidentified ditch-rider -found him. and it took another four hours to release him. -Verna Lee of Sprague River brought Hamilton to the hospital. Hi' condition Is said good today. U.S.Airbases Ready To Go CASABLANCA. Morocco. The first of five Riant, new U.S. air bases being built on the African continent went into operation this weekend with the arrival of six B-36 bombers on a 5000-mile non stop flight from Texas. ' The bombers, part of the stra tegic air command, flew from Cars well air base at Port Worth to Sldl SUmane. a bomber base built in the desert of French Morocco . about SO miles northeast of here. 1 They are to engage In a training mission, and are to be - followed by other flights of strategic air : command bombers on a -rotation basis. Mai. Gen. Archie Old Jr., com mander of the fifth air division stationed In Morocco, welcomed the B-30 flight, which was com manded by Col. Thomas Gerrllv. Sidl Sllmane is the first of the five bases to become operational, although another air base at Nou- asser. IS miles south of here, also has runways completed. The program In Morocco Includes 'Ive Buses and a headquarters for the fifth air division at Rabat, cap ital of the French protectorate. The bombers assigned Jiere on temporary training missions are to remain about 90 days. FLEETED GEARHART. Wl Earl Mc Cracken. Portland, will continue as nresident of - the Oregon - motor transport association. He was re I elected at the group's convention nere baiuraay. uiair ii. Brown. Salem, was elected vice-president and Earl K. Sweet, Tillamook, treasurer. KLAMATH 'ALL.. OnCSOsa AMERICAN CHINESE FneeJa at that, Ph. 4H far Ore-era To Take 0t Ben B. Lee, Mgr. If You DID NOT HIGH SCHOOL Tsh L'sn 8tar st Hani In Sssre Time and Esrn hlrh Ni-hssl Olplems ratl-ARK NOW 1st Csllata or taara s Trsdl Ol'B CSADUAirS HAVK ENTEBEO OVER 0 COLLCGCI AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. KLA-12-t Nam AddrM City 1744 Breadwoy . a.f v i Tv VS i tl Li i SnK-Sit,- W&m)rS APPEARING TONIGHT at Mills school auditorium, 8 D.m. will be members of the Civic Drama Guild, New York players Arthur Evans (left) and Elaine Meredith In the rol licking three-act comedy, "Heaven Can Wait." The play is one of three to be brought here this winter under spon sorship of the Business and Professional women. Oilier plays are scheduled for February and March. U.N. Negotiators Fire 21 Questions At Stubborn " Reds As Peace Talks Jell MUNSAN. Korea. IP The 31 today's military armistice ntsotla lions hi Panmunjom: 1. Docs your principle No. 6 (pro posed ban on Increa.te of troops and arms during a truce preclude the return to Korea of individuals sent elsewhere for short periods of rest or temporary duty? 2. Does your No. t preclude tur- nlshuiK a replacement lor a soldier I evacuated because of Illness. In iurv or expiration of term of serv ice? 3. Does your No. 6 prevent re placing, say. a company with a company of similar size and type? 4. Do you intend by this prin ciple to prohibit rotation and re- plenishmenl, for U.N. forces? a. Does your wo. o preciuae uie return to Korean ports of naval vessels sent elsewhere lor periodic overhaul? 8. It is assumed that your pro- Sosals are Intended to apply dur ng an armisUce. Is this correct? .7. You make no mention of mili tary installations. Do you Intend your principle No. 6 to permit un limited construction and rehabilita tion of airfields? " . What do vou mean bv the term 'weapons ? Do you Include Yule Mail In Klamath Slow ' Offlslal Christmas mailing sea. son has -begun.- but so far Post master Chet Langslet says Klam ath Yule mall appears to be lag ging somewhat in volume. The postmaster has asked Klam ath patrons to wrap and send mall in a "first class - way to facilitate the handling all the way. Packages are limited to 70 pounds lfl weight, and not more than 100 Inches, in length and girth combined. - - Christmas seals and other tags may be put on the packages, but addresses should be concise and clear. And mailing should get un derway immediately, Langsiet said. If senders want mall to ar rive before Christmas. Santa Mail Deadline Near Pan American airways is out to prove again this year that there is Santa ciaus . . . out parents must help. - - For the third straignt year tne airlines has acted a In Intermedi ary between the youngsters and the harassed Darents by running letters to Santa Claus at bis North rule iicauq UBi.cia. Here s the way u s done: I. Write letter to children and sign it "Santa". i. nace letter in siampeo air - maU envelope, address It to child; put that envelope In another and mall to Postmaster, Klamath Falls. 3. Letters must be In tne lianas of the postmaster In order that he get them to Pan American air lines by December 14. Cops Must Be Diplomatic CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. 11 rCnney, tho cop, will have to turn diplomat to carry out an assign ment recently handed the Chat tanooga Police Department. Officers arc Instructed to strike up a conversation with any school age child they sec on the streets during class hours. Chief Ed RIcEctts says officers must not Intimidate the children butv"try to talk them, In a nice manner, Into going back to their class rooms." If Skinny will talk, the cop Is to get his name and school, then tele phone his principal. It'a a co-operative project thought up by the Jun ior chamber of commerce to com bat delinquency. At least 75 cents of every dollar consumers spend for pork goes for cuts that make up less than half of a hog's live weight. or CANNOT Flniih Oakland 12, Calif. '. Ag. Apt , ;l-.v...., ........... Slat alrplanrs under the category of "weapons"? t. Is It intended to prevent re plenishment of ammunition used in training? 10 Do you Intend to prevent ex change of weapons of the same type? II. What Is your definition of "mil itary forces"? What forces do you include In that term? 13. Should the nations formlni "to supervisory organ to conduct me inspections have reoresenta lives on boih your side and on our side? (Red principle No. 7 proposed limited behlnd-the-llnea inspection during an armistice ! u. now meny nations do you have in mind on the supervisory you organ, one nation or a group of n!luon7 14. What nations do you have In mind? IS. Is It your intention that hoih sides Invite the same neutral na- non nr rfirf...n. .1 V"""' aj inapeci our respective sides? i 16. Is It your thousht to atntlnn observation teams from neutral na tions at the ports of entry, or to end them there from llrae to time at the discretion of the armistice commission. - 17. We would like to hnv. 11.1 of the nations whose reoresenta- lives you would consider accept able to you. IS. Is your seventh principle In tended to prevent observation of facilities other than ports of entry? 1. Do you Intend the Inspection you proposed in No. 7 to be limited solely to the specific Items you list In prlacipie u0. ? , M What body or group will make SoiS? ' Ul dm",Uru!ed. 31. In "necessary Inspections be yond tho demilitarized sone" do you Include aerial reconnalsance and photographic reconnaissance?' Indecision May Pay Off DURHAM, N. H. Lfi "Students who enter college undecided upon their future may actually have an advantage over Uiose with pre. conceived notions," says a physco-loglst-educator. Paul H. MclnUre, Jr., director of counseling and a member of the psychology department of the university of New Hampshire, ex plains: "Too many students come to col lege without sound counseling and with plans laid on false generaliza tions. It Is by no means true that because a student Is good In math he should take engineering-, nr be. cause he likes animals he should study agriculture." On the other hand, students com. ing to college wiui no definite course In mind may be better off, he adds. "They are more prone to be guided bv antltude iei and to take advantage of the pro- fesslonal counseling colleges now i . "L. ri.aL '-""vyvr wiuimng ; rjhiorl- flf rlPv wojecr Wl v" J WASHINGTON, (yfl In nn effnrl to maintain an ample supply of low-priced clothing, the govern merit Is preparing to give makers a slightly higher profit. Morris Chandross, chief of the office of price stabilization apparel urancn, ioiq newsmen yesterday Unit meetings are now belnt held with Industry committees to work out details. He said orders designed to en courage manufacturers to continue making lower-priced clothing will be Issued In March. He aald that will be ample time to cover next fall's lines of clothing, normally shown and sold to retailers In late spring. Cafe Licenses Put In Mails Restaurant license applications have been put In the mall to Klam ath county restaurants, the county health department announoed to day, and should be returned be- lore license expiration date. De cember 31.' City restaurants, the announce ment said, should contact the city hall. Child Dies In Five Story Fall .LARCHMONT, N.Y., IAV-The 18-month-old Ollson twins, John Charles and Jo Ann, pushed a chair to ' their open bedroom win dow yesterday and climbed up on the sill to play, iThclr mother, Mrs, Ann Ollson, dashed into the room and snatched Jo Ann from the sill. But the hoy already had tumbled five stories to his death. - Charles B. Ollson, the father, Is ft rnrt'.o announcer in New Britain, Conn. ' The halibut Is the largest of the flat fishes, attaining a length of 10 feet. M l ,ZZW -AVI r - t ' r.L. L ,,' , I -vhiav '. iw.i-"'".'i5;"f rSftiiii mi ,Mv--.a.A.)aJ.ii THESE TWO WRECKED AUTOMOBILES, a 1030 Oldsmobllu ami lOfil Catllllnr. nrc aboard an auto carrier for a trip to Portland whoro they will bo sold al auction by In surance underwriters sale. The Olds was wrecked near Spring creek, the Cadillac nt Weed. M. L. Moore of Portland is the trucker. The vehicles can be rebuilt or salvaRcd for parts. 1 Police Probe Miami Blasts MIAMI. Fla., Authorities moved sliUv today to hull a wuvr of dynamite blasts that have rocked Miami In reinnt months. A Jewish center and the Carver Village Negro housing unlla were among targets of three explosions Sunday morning. No ono was in jured but 44 memorial windows were shattered al the Miami He brew school and congregation where damage was estimated at i M00, ."""Vr, Assistant Police Chief J. A. You rabbuT iiat hu-rensed police pro- , ,,on wou id be n?ovldcd for vna- ; '!. u b Pr"ldca for " g0JV1": . Uort his vacation hi T Nassau u I unlh'w; ,nu' ne W"'"""'" snort nis vacauon in Nassau to!kemb ra Uannv Knve. Hut he Im.i return 10 Miami todav : Z'y .. . ,, ine i-'rJi was nsxea 10 invosii- gate tho IncldenUa. I uucu pruiuincu viiai aciuitiv. pu' trols would be established to check aU synagogues in Miami at least very IS to 30 minutes. Mrs. Senrrchia revealed that she had received two Uirrai-nluii tele phone call in the past week "sav ing we didn't gel the Negroes out of Carver Village within a month they would bomb It to piece." Police Chief Walter E. Headley said he thought the Negro and related. He attributed the dynamtt. Ings of the synagogue and school Jewlsh center bombings were un- vo -ome crank." "The Carver blasti were well planned," Headley said. "This one wasn't. Somebody Just tossed a stick of dynamite out of a car. I don't think there Is any connec tion between tho two." The anti-defamation league of B'nal B rllll offered 11000 reward for Information leading to the ar-1 rest, ann convictions of the d- splcable culprits Yesterday's dynamiting at Car ver Village was the third In that area. The first was set off Sent. 33 and the second one last Friday. The latter caused 133.000 damage. McCall GOP Speaker PORTLAND, Wt Lawson McCall. administrative assistant to Gover nor McKay, believes he should be replaced by a llcutennnl-govemor. Speaking at the state young Re publican banquet here last night. McCall said the Idea was his own, not McKay's. McCall has Indicated recently that he might resign his Job after Jan. 1 to run for congress or to return lo radio work. McCall also urged a state sales tax and said tho gr-duatcd Income tax program should bo rolalned but that persons mnklng less than 36O0 a year should be exempt. He urged legislation which would require publio accomodation oper ators lo serve all minority groups. Other sneakers were State Rep. Paul E. Gcddc.1, Roschurg, presi dent of the Oregon state bar, and Mrs. Carol Arlh, Recllands, Calif., a voung GOP executive. Oeddcs said there would have lo be an end to the "something for nothing" philosophy If the nation la In i.tflv Sen.: Wayne Morse will address tonight's banquet. I jilylM ujj VMU5ICI -I i 4? ) aiwnri'1' 7 .W .T a .'i..'.ahai Television Wolf Plans Nationwide TV Program lly Htm THOMAS I boyhood friend, Roberto Itonfltlnl. HOLLYWOOD, Ifi-Th husbamU I ansrd him how he got the lilra of America will soon be iicuing or Uir continental, compeutlnn In their own homes., j .... , .,, . n,.. mDi TV Th. Continental l. going nation- .SS "he ril punwe Jf we- lliea niedliilii." he aald. -Moat of Hie Continental Is a smooth- , ,uw, are the enme tha.e inisiiig, ncceiueu won wno ni made love to thousand of South- em California women via tele- vuion. Hla iwpularlty has spread , ..V v - cr audience, broadcasting a net- m 'T T" ' r u w onunemai. nd l,c,lrucl " , ?""wa man with a good i aeiua of humor. 1 not overly handsome, admit - I. . WI"'K ' suu a waim .m- ..-........ a. . n.,i..A t,..u. ihese factor may well bring hliii torluuo as an atomic ago Casa nova. What doe he do on TV? "i am the cpltomo of the bache lor Wolf." he explained. ' Mine Is the only TV show with one cam era. The camera personifies the woman In the audience and 1 ' peuk directly lo her. The begin. Illlli. ,if Him thnuj llu. hr mm I nrlit n " .... ...... , mv anurlnienl. I heln lirr nfr uuli her cost end offer her a ctgnroi.l " "'"". a i s..n- Inen I open some clwmpagne-lt """"a' " only dif ei eme be is really alnaer ale. because u ln romance line ami abroad is PP better. nt .... ... i i..., .ii... lions But the'v nre oniv limiiJi.iaL What really matters la the ronvera snilon Ihnt we have. It Is not only , about love: It could be about ro. llglon or any oilier matter " Cesuna, who write two-third oil his script and ad libs the tet, cheek. H- oilers ueh wisdom : "How to gel a man nromlis hhn Paradise with your eyes then '., """ u """"a" "c" w nca II' "Those wonderful girdle - they do o much wlih so much." How to hold a man: In your arm. How to hold a woman: lock ner up In her room." cesana na been In mis coil ill rv lor in years and until five months ago ha been acllve In the movies, radio and advertising. Among hi lllm roles was the part of the priest In "Stromboll," made by hit . Continuous Dally A LAVISH MUSICAL WITH A LAUGH fOR IVERV LIGHT OM R0ADWAV USD1 4DP -i j -J aimed at theater audience, where- a only one or two rtrrsolla are uny watching a TV urouram. i ,yj , nbrrni.el when I am alone aim a line 01 ennrus lrU comp uie screen. One " u,"u b"'"- , c sal(t ,he reaction to hi .how has been Immeme. Tltly percent u,c women appreriata the .how lar ,. diriirult lob ell (done." he remarked. -The other ,.1.. ...i..,.i. i,.... i in,ci rtuht over their heads. ' " " Uut I will say mat all uie Ian mall I Intelligent and literate Anil I have received only six or seven letter of disapproval." He denied "publicity" which claimed hurusndi were mad si him. In fact, he said, the men give him a warm reception when he at tend fan club meeting and are pleased to discover he a "regular guy." He added ihut his love-making Is speed," he explained. ' Ijiimiusc wo both fell in lovo with the eamo I woman at the nine time. When I "r"v,1 l ,'"'r l,''us 10 0I ,or r,1 dale I would be jual in lima lo be ""'"J 10 'our uu"'al- CAMPAIGN SIT t.nilTI and un Lew Wallace ,,, ynt,ta,y hem launch 111 .'....... iu.u i. . (ornr n(B ,tmiior tni ex-Oregon Democratic nnllonnl committee 'man TTie mnvnrnllv nrlmiirv elee ; ,., b M y , nt yt " i . Continuous From 1-.45 . -ilRllY WAIO and NORMAN KKASNA I , DJ'Sf 1 JANE WYMAN in THE I 1 : ' W"! an rut Jns. ant mn . it utf af"T ) n . f s M M
