Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 05, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWKDNKSDAY, DKCKMHKIt fi, 1051 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKCON r-:"L: It j : ? & , " - -i - - - - - - - - - - - KFJI-11M Ke-PST Wednesday Evtnlnr. Dec. t 00 UaDrlal UHtltr MBS l it Klamath Thaatar Qutt t x Around Town Nawa . 45 Sain Hayaa Nawa MBk .)S Bill Hanry MBS 7.00 Briflit Sur t:16 Roeaal Rldln Tlmt 1:30 Claco Kla MBS O0 Whal'a Nama Song MBI t 30 Bahmd ha 81017 MBS S lleldalbari Harmonalraa 9:00 Clann Hartljr Nawa MBS S:1S Fulton Lawla Jr. 30 WraaUlnl n:s) 5-Mln. Final MBS 10:00 Wraalllni 10:11 I Lova MyaUry MBS 10:30 International Airport MBS 11:00 Mfht Owla Nawa HAS NUht OwU Club 2:00 Slim Of! KFJI US Ke-PST Thnrsday, Dec I M Mualcal Bavallla 1 11 Farmara' BullaUn Board 0:59 Local Nawa 1:00 Hemlnrwair-Ntws MBI 1:11 BraaMaat Oan( MBS 1:30 Nawa !: Bait Buys 8:00 Cetil Brown MBS 8 1J Brtaktaat Cans MBS 130 Havan ol Boat MBS 9:00 Homamakara Harmonies 6:15 Marlon from MlUera 8:30 Sona of Plonaara AMERICAN CHINESE , Fax at fhaai Ml Ph. MM f OrwM To Toko Oat Btn B. Lm, Mgr. aanaaw 'Jlui. msm Give Him A Columbioknit SWEATER IS Colors in Hit Frot Pullover. Burron-fronf Coat stylet. DREWS 733 Main inn HANDBAGS In o. lavish array for gift-giving. Casual and dressy types in all the season's newest colors. All destined to make yours a happy Christmas. Rolf Meeker Emmett Conquered 4" 34 Plus Tax SCARFS In gay' - as - a - carnival prints ond colors. A gift she con wear a dozen ways. Im portant for her fashio" wardrobe. WOOL SILK RAYON r r 0:45 Favoritaa of Yaatardar 10. -00 Olann Hardy Nawa MBS 10:15 Tallo Taat I0 M LaPolntaa 10:45 Mlnlatur Concart I0:M Malan Doage 10 55 Nawa MBS 11. Wt I .rf.u VbI una 11:25 Nawa MBS 11:30 quaan ror way woo 13:00 Nama Banda 13:13 Nawa Haadllnaa 13:30 Your Dane Tunas 13:45 Markat Llvoalock 13:55 Nawa MBS 1-00 Jack Klrkwood Shew MBS 1:50 Tuna Tail 1:55 Local Nawa 1:M Nawa MBS J:OJ Nawa 1:15 Platter Partr 1:40 Talk Back MBS 1:45 Answar Man MBS 3:00 Rlcky'a Baquaat 4 O0 Fulton Lawla Jr. MBS 4:13 Hamtnfway Nawa MES 4 30 Spaad Cltuoa MBS 5:0? Sergeant Pretn MBS 1:30 Sky Kin MBS 5:55 Tax Fletcher MBS 8 O0 Gabrial Haattar MBS :15 Klam. Theater Ouu 4 30 Around Town Newa i.45 Sam Hayaa Nawa MBS ( 55 Bill Henry MBS 1:03 Harmoay Time 1:15 SporU Album 1:30 Myiterioua Traveler MBS 1:00 Tarzan MBS 30 Behind the Story MBS :45 Haldelberi Harmonalraa 0 Glenn Hardy Newa MBS I II Fulton Lawla Jr. MBS :30 Network A:55 5-Mln. Final MBS 100 Network 10:15 I Love a MyaUry MBS 10:30 Murder by Expert MBS 11:00 Night Owla Nawa 11:05 Night OwU Club U.O0 Sign OM. KFLW-ltS Ke. PST Wednesday Evening, Dec ' 8-00 SporU Highllghu 0:15 Horn Town Newa S:2S World Newa Summary C:30 Suburban Serenade 0:43 Headline Edition ABC 0:55 Coming Attracliona on ABC 7:00 The Lone Banger ABC 130 Myatery Theater ABC 1:00 The Top Guy ABC SJ0 Roguee Ga'lery ABC 9 O0 Amar. Medical Program lO.OO 10 P M Headliaea 7.95 '10.95 from ftanafou TcUphone 3463 VELVET GIFT 10 IS Drnm Htrbor ABC 10:,t0 ti.Kunnli Club 11:00 Nwt Summary U 05 Sun Off KH.W H.. Kc rST Thurvday, Dec. t 00 Sign on Ktw Summary OS Corn In th Worn. U rarm rr T OO New BkM Edition T 13 CharMr't Rouiidup T.,10 Bob Uarrvd St Nwi ABC I'M Top of lh Morning T A3 Irulde New Hljwd ABC 8 00 PrUl Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 9 30 Break the Bank ABC 10 00 Chet Huntley, New ABC 10 13 Lone Journey ABC 10 .10 My True Siory ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC 1100 Betty Crocker ABC 11:13 Stop A Shop 11:30 Jtmmie Fid'.er 11:30 Again! the Storm ABC 11:43 Musical Roundup 12A0 Ntxn Edition New 13:13 Payleo Sidewalk Show 13-30 Luck V Ranch ABC ' 1:00 Paul Harve ABC l:n Kel.er Ltvmr 1 ,x The Perfect Husband ABC 3 00 Baln Briefs 3:15 Accent on Melody 3 30 Mary Marlln ABC 3 43 Rom. Evelyn Winter ABC 3:00 Ted Malont ABC 3:15 When Girl Marries BC 3:30 Mary Margaret McBrlda AUG 4:00 ReauettfuUy Youra 300 Fun Factory ABC 3-35 Will Rogers ABC 1 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:43 It s Movie Tint 6. CO SxirU HlghliKhlit 6:13 Home Town New? 6 :'5 World News Summary 6 30 Suburban Serenade fi 43 Headline Edition ABC 6:33 Coming Attractions on ABC 7 00 Mr President ABC 7:30 Barbarsnop Harmonies 7:45 Civilian Defense Program 8:00 Oris. Amateur Hr. ABC S 43 Jimmy Nolan's Songs 9:00 Hotel Edison Orch. ABC 9:13 Foreign Reporter ABC 9:30 Concert of Europe AEC 10.00 10 P M Headlines 10:13 Club Can Do ABC 10:30 Inscmnla Club 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off Boy Freed In Manslaughter Case MEDFORD. Lf A 15-year-old bow held on manslaughter charge in the death of his itep (athcr, was freed by a county irand turv here yesterday. ! The bov. Douglas Vernon Peters. 1 15, said his stepfather. Howard E. ' Vincent. 41, was killed during a i family quarrel last Friday. District attorney Paul Haviland said the ; grand jury aoparently viewed the slaying as self defense, i Dr. A. E. Merkel, county health i officer, reported a skull fracture ; caused the death. At first it was thought that Vincent was killed by a bullet from a .72 which dis i charged during the struggle. I If you haven't a candy thermom- eter and you are making caramels i that must be cooked to the firm i ball stage you can use the cold j water test: the syrup. when i dropped Into very cold water. I forms a firm ball that does not flatten when it is removed. 7 TOOLED cordayleather HANKIES In gift-giving prints, lace trims, embroidered, ond initialed. So gay in design! So colorful! LINEN LAWN COTTC 1 ' Aecetsoriei Street Floor BOB ELDER, Klamath Falls police judge and leading light in the American Legion's 8 et 40, is in trouble a-plenty. The 8 et 40, as a recruiting device, put a female (ami preg: nant) hamster in circulation, one member to keep the beast until he enlists a new recruit, and then to pass it on to another member. Shortly after Elder got the hamster it gave birth to 11 little hamsters, so now he is stuck with the prospect of getting 12 new 8 et 40 members, one for the mother and one each for the little ones, before he can get rid of the family. And haste is of the essence. Ham sters are capable of" reproducing every couple of weeks. Immoral Claims Attention By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, tfl How Immoral Is Hollywood? With the naUon breomlns acquainted almost daily with new revelations of Immorality in pub lic We. attention la acatn focused on this great news center of hu man foibles and follies Hollywood. Recent headline happenings of Bar bara Payton, Franchot Tone, Ava Gardner. F.ank Einatra and others have brought another flood of pro test from Flldom's crlUcs. But what the the facts? Holly wood claims that It Is as normal as any other community, the dif ference belne that when us nota bles misbehave, they make news. The town's critics claim that It is s cesspool of sin. Neither view is correct. Holly wood Is neither as goal as It claims pr as bd as outsiders paint Even In this Klnsey age. there Is no yardstick for measuring im morality. The film Industry often points proudly to a survey made by Hollywood reoorter in 1947. The paper polled the habits of 1235 of its readers. It reported that 70.1 percent had never been divorced. Search Pushed For Woman BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. Of-Search- ers used prayer and a fortune tell er's map toaay In a forlorn hope of finding a 76-year-old great grandmother missing for two days. Mrs. Ann Bragg disappeared from her home on rugged Double Oak mountain Sunday morning. No trace of her has been found despite an Intensive hunt by three light planes snd ground parties that totalled 350 persons at one time Birmingham, ponce also said they were investigating the possibility that Mrs. Bragg may have flagged a bus to Birmingham, 15 miles northeast of her home, and caucht another bus bound for Washington. Relatives say she has two sons. Irvln and Arthur Bragg, believed to be living In or near Alexandria, Va The fortune teller's map was brought into use last night after all except about 20 of the searchers quit the hunt following heavy rains in the area. Relatives of the missing woman said they appealed to the fortune teller at Ooodwater, Ala., for help. Thev added that she sat down and sketched a map end ng at a sheer cliff but said she was sure the itta woman qad not fallen from It. Most of the searchers attended a prayer service conducted by the Rev. Oeorge Holmes, a Baptist' minister, at the home of Mrs. Bragg's son, Ernest. Agriculturalist Resigns Office TULELAKE Siskiyou county ag riculturist J. O. McKlnney, has ten dered his resignation with the Sis kiyou county board of supervlsers and it would become effective June 30. McKlnney said he was giving early notice to give a new man time to prepare for the office. The Tulelake branch of the agricultural system Is managed by Bill Muse. The resignation, sent In form of a letter, was tabled for the coun ty board's first 1952 meeting. I Sen. Paul Douglas To Speak Today Senator Paul Douglas (D-Ill) Was slated to speak on the Oregon state college campus this aiternoon. His aneech was scheduled be fore a student convocation open to the public. The senator has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the Democratic nomination as a presidential candidate. Ripe olives come chopped now. adavs. In convenient small cans They are good mixed with egg or nam salad for luncnoox nanw wlchcs. Focusing on Hollywood 61.3 attended church, etc. But the replies were from all kinds of movie workers, not merely actors, the ones who make the news In Hollywood. That's the source of ma lor com plaint bv Industry leaders. Thc.v claim that newspapers overnlav the misdeeds of a few celebrities. If that Is true, the movie makers are the victims of their own Frank enstein monster. They built their star system: now they must take Dad publicity with the Rood. OVERLOOK NATURE , I have always th-mght that the Industry's defense of lis moral structure overlooks the nature of the acting breed. Most of them will spit In your eye if you so accuse them, but actors are not normal individuals. By the nnlure of Uielr cralt. they are emotional and In clined to erratlo behavior. They also are attrrtlvi- iwmia nnn their opportunities for romance arc greater than those of normnl folks. As Producer Jerry Wald points uui; me irena in recent years has been to publicize film stars as 'Just like the girl or bov next door." That's sheer nonsense. That type or thinking has resulted not only In drab" film personalities, but It also has boomeranged on the Industry, "Stars should be vibrant, exciting Individuals and should be expected to do exciting things. But when they are portrayed as normal folks, the public la shocked and rilslll,,. sioned to learn that they can mis- ucnave. SOLID CITIZENS Of course, there are manv ac tors here who are solid citizens and who abide bv the laws of mo rality and the state of Csllfornla. But there Is another element, too the get-rlch-qulck fringe. Ronald Reagan, president of the Screen Actors Guild, has observed: 'Hollywood Is the last of the gold rush towns In the West. It Is one of the few places left whero a person can get rich so fast and with so little effort. The town Is bound to attract an undesirable, trouble-making element, Just as the gold towns did In '49." Two months ago, tho film Indus try sent hundreds of spokesmen through the V. S. to sell movies and,. Incidentally, to tell about the goodness of Hollywood. But they still have a big Job to do, as evi denced by a letter I received re cently from Mrs. Phil Mueller of Pomona, Calif. The morals of movie stars were resoonslble for r-mDtv theaters, she said, adding: "These people, with one divorce after another, cheap affairs and done fiends are getting to be old stun with most decent citizens." Tomorrow: the mors is clause What is it? Has It even been used? l l. . i JtfrrTinviiA iwrouiu mum iifttrnwt I aw Il(lI tlctunisL. . J I I i 1 I rr .f? .. SIMPLOT SOILBUILDER'S new warehouse on Washburn way will bo opened for inspec tion Kridav at a grand opening slated from 10 to 4. The warehouse will storo an extra 1000 to 1500 tons of fertilizer for use in the Klamath basin. COLLEGIANS PAY PHONES SALENf, Wv The Pacific Tclc- phone and Telegraph Co. agrees to compromise the dispute with Iralernltlea and sororities at the University of Oregon. Oregon Stato college mid Wllliiiuelle university. But student representatives u( those groups, which object to hav ing their business phones replaced with coin-box phones, weren't euri they llko the compromise. At a conference held In the office of Public Utilities Commissioner Oeorge H. Flute. Fred Sclloll, Portland, Oregon commercial man ager lor the company, agreed to hook the fraternity and sorority pnonea onto their campus exchan ges. Off-campus phone calls would be made by coin-box phones. The rate for this service, un der which the fraternity and sor ority members could make on-cain-pus calls without depositing a coin, would be $4 60 a month per phone. The 10 college students, headed by E. C. Sleber, a head of campus living organization! at Oregon Slalo college, said they didn't like the new plan. But It probably will be submitted to the schools and campus living organisations themselves. Scholl said the company, under Its tariff regulations, has to Install coin-box phones for collective living groups. He placed fraternities and soror ities In the same category aa dor mitories, which have pay phones. But the student delegation hotly objected to being compared to dor mitories, asserting thaV fraternities and sororities are private llvtiif groups. scnoil said s survey oi iraier nitles and sororities at Oregon State college shows that their average phones handle 49.8 outgoing calls a day, compared with a 6.4 average Buggy Back In Detroit DETROIT, 1 In Detroit, of all places, two men have been ar rested lor a series of 'horse and buggy" burglaries. Detectives John Sly (that's his real name) said Sam Hill, 18, and ?"y, -wler 17, confessed to 60 burglories-ot garages. Each Sly I fa,d; '" accomplished wh a horse and wagon. Different colored horses were renlcd from various Junk wagon operators lor 'the burglaries. Bly said. In an attempt to confuse po lice. It did for months as the pair spread operations over a third of the city. Sly and detective Robert Tran- sue gave Mrs. Oliver Luis, a 15-year-old housewife credit for break. Ing the case. Mrs. Lulz looked out her window Monday and saw two "Junk men" carrying stuff out of Lhcr garage. She went right out and told them to put that nice water heater back where they got It. Instead, thev leaned Into their wagon, lustily whipping Dobbin Into a gallop. Mrs. muz ran una called police, who overtook the wagon In a vehicle that made De troit famous. DON'T LIKE IN FRATS Bclioll also said that the nlioue company has started Installing the pav phone with the consent of the college administrations. Ti Portrayal. T9 Cott f)rnra o, l?jiJLljjj"7r - STARTS THURSDAY - .a-- -waaaaaaasaaaT-1! DUFF FREEMAN HULL ... GENE LOCKHART - CRAIG STEVENS IAY C. FLIPPEN The aluileuli pnlnlr.l out tlmt nt the University of Wellington ami Washington Ulate rullrge, the fmt ernltlea and snrorllles have buM urns phones. T'liry salil It l U crimination to put tile pay phone III Oregon schools. Kcholl answered that In the Calif ornia colleges, nearly all campus living organisations have pay phonrs. HURRY I MUST END TODAY I JERRY WALD aa NORMAN KRASNA IA1ME WYMAN? in THE BlUE VEIL : $ NONA JOSEPHINE tsr.