Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 11, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. PKCKMMW It,. lOfit chxdio Jjd$ KFLW 14M Ec rbT Tuesday Evening, Dec 11 00 BoorU Hlrhllirhti e;lft Horn Town Newt World Ntw Summary 30 Suburban Serrnad 45 Hcadllna Edition 55 Coming AtlracUoni on ABC 7 00 Grrtt Story ABC 7 SO Pdllm BtorlM 00 Chanca of Ltftttmt ABC 8 30 United or Not ABC 6 00 Town Maatlnf of Air ABC B 43 cnnitrrai Mu!r 10:00 10 P.M. Hradllntt 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Intomnla Club 11:00 Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Oft K FL W Wednesday, Dec. 12 6 00 Sign On Newi Summary fl:05 Corn In Uia Morn 6:45 Farm Para T:00 Newt, Bkfit. Cdltion 7:15 Charlie' Roundup T:M Bob Garred New ABC 1:40 Top of tha Morning 7:55 Muilc 00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 30 Break tha Bank ABC 10:00 Chet HunUey ABC 10:15 Lane Jour-ev AFt 10:30 My True Story ARC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC -11:00 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop & Shop 11:30 Against Storm ABC -11:45 Muitcal Roundup Merrill Cubs Hold Meeting MERRILL Merrill Cub Scouts held a monthly pack meeting No vember 9. A large number ot parents and Cubs were present. Den 3 was awarded the pennant, "Be Square", for having the most parents and Cubs at the meeting. Each den put on it's puppet show. Billy Danosky was awarded his lion silver arrow. Cubs having two years ol cubbing completed and receiving service stars were ' Billy Danosky, John Haskins. Buddy Maupin, Brian Fields and Dennis Mattson. One - year service pins were awarded to Carl Shuck and Bemie Wolfram. Three Lion Cubs grad uated from tha pack, Billy Danos ky, John Haskins. and Buddy Maupin. Mark Wtnther was ini tiated as a new Cub. The annual charter review was held December S. at the recreation- hall. Carl Murphy, council representative received the char ter with the pack leaders. Officers for the coming year will be: Roy Beasley, institutional rep resentative; Roy Mattson. Cubmas ter: Myron Haskins, assistant Cub master; and :WiIbur Brickner. cbalrman ol the pack committee. Pack committee members are J. L. Murphy, W. H. Homes. Clovls Story; and Alfred Carleton.' Den mothers' are Mrs. Roy Beasley, Mrs. jsernace wuson, Mrs. Myron Has kins,' Mrs. Martin Winther, Mrs. Roy Mattson, Mrs. Wilbur Brick ner and Mrs. Alfred Carleton. The pack will again be sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge. New den- chief for Den 4 is Chris Lemler. Final arrangements wera made for the annual Christmas-tree hunt to be Saturday De- cemDer is,' weatner permitting. Everyone will-meet at the recrea tion hall, and. leave at. 9:30 a.m , SPECTACI.EV WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE C0t 9f TECHNICOLOR Iclort A fan ALSO SPECIAL SELECTED S110BTS For Extra Entertainment - M - , .- -. Poora Open t:a-p.M ",j ".. . JIB j 'i in f CONTINUOUS MOW Ijg. Next Attraction - ' It's Iht gal with the CST Jf ( f"VwL 1hW Heechy-Keotliy danci fL':';w ; y JJTfiWa. thai reektd lh griot I i i I !-MIIK RHONDA iSTEVENS-FLEMINGMiM, L Nancy GUILD Ctiarto DRAKE 4fllf Market Rporl 13 00 Newa. Noon Fdttlon 12. IS pajlaaa &ldwalft Miow 13 30 Lurky-U Ranch ABC 1 oft Pjut Harvev ABC 1:19 Bttr Llvlnl 1 30 ar- Slai.ia.ct McBridt ABC a 00 Basin Brtcft 3.13 Acctnt on Malodr a 30 Jovce Jordan, M D. ABC 143 Rom. Evln Wtnltrs ABC 3 00 Trd Malonc ABC 3.13 When Ciil Marrtea ABC 3:30 Perfect Kiuband ABC 4.03 Mary Marlln ABC 4:13 Rrqucatfully Youra 3) Mark Trail ABC 3.23 Victor Borm ABC 1:30 Chet Huntley ABC 3:43 U'a Move -rime 6:00 SporU Htfhlishta 6:15 Home Town Newi a 23 World Newa Summary 11:30 Suburban Serenade 8:43 HeadLna Edition ABC :33 Coming Attraction on ABC T:U0 'ine Lpe Ranter ABC T31 Vvtery Theater ABC 8 03 The Top Cuy APC 8 30 Roffuaa Gallery ABC k oj ,-ri.uu.y we hall 8:30 Northwest Artitu 10:00 10 P.M. Headline! 10:13 Dream Harix-r 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11.41 Sum Olf KFJI 1150 Kc. PST ' Tuesday Ercnlnr. Dec. 11 8-00 fjabrlel Heatter MBS 8:15 Klam. Theater Quit 8 30 Around Town News 8:43 Sam Hayes Newa MBS 8 is Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Whol Who T:I5 Medal ol Honor MBS 1:30 t'nder Arrest MBS 8:00 Count of Monte Crulo MBS 8:30 Roving at Rudy's 8.43 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9:00 G'.enn Hardy News MBS 9 13 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Official Detective MBS 8.33 S-Minula Final MBS 10 00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 2000 Plus MBS 10.43 Here's to Vets 11:00 Night Owls Newa 11:03 Night OwU Club 12.00 Sign OH KFJI Wcdnrsday, Dec 1! 9$0 Musical Reveille 6:45 rirm Heporw 6:55 Local News 7:00 Heminrway New MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang UBS 7:30 News 7:45 Pt Buys 8 00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Ganf MFS 8:30 Bible ImUIute MBS 9:00 Homemakers Harmonies 8:15 Sandy's Serenades 9:30 Music for Dyers 9:45 Favorites of Yesterday 10:00 Glenn Hardy MBS 10:15 Tello Tet MBS 10:30 LaPointes 10:45 Helen Doe ft 10:55 News MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 News 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:45 Market & Livestock 12:55 ws , 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 130 Tune Test 1:55 Local Newt ' 2:00 Platter Party - 2:15 Christmas Stioppfnf Bag 3:40 Talk Back MBS 2:45 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Rickys Bequest 4:00 Fulton Lewis Newt MT3 4:15 Hemingway Newt MBS :to Soeed Gibson MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 5 00 Name the Record 3:30 Clyde Beatty MBS 5:55 News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:45 Sara Hayes Newa MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Mysterious Traveler MBS 7 JO Cisco Kid MBS ' 8:no VhM's Nam of Sn MBS 8:30 Behind tha Story MBS 0:45 Heidelbem Harmonairet 9:00 Glenn Hardv New MBS 11 9:18 Fulton Lewis Vr., MBS ) 9 53 5-Mia- Final MBS - . - V 10:00 Wrestling r 10:15 I Love a MyMery MBS 10:30 International Airport MBS ' ll:m NiPbt Owls Vewi 11:05 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off 1 eCv ITODAYM 111 SB Mi Poors 0pen 6:"Ra tw By JEAN OWENS "Old Saint Nk-k" made hit year ly vlU to Uie annual Glrl' League Chrbunu program, hrld um mornlnf. brlngtiu; "presenta." lauihs and lot o( tun to all ot the girl. Also featured on Uie program a a Chrutmaa reading by Mrs. Nixon, from tlte city library, tve ry year a reading is given, and it haa become a tradition of the girls' league club. President Beyerly Eells Intro duced Uie officers of the five di visions during that meeting. In the few minutes left after Uie meet ing wax over. Uie girls sang Christ ma carol. Santa Clans was portrayed by Tom Murdoch. Seniors do have a reason to or ry when it comes to knowing their " 'rithmetic." In view of the high school stu dents unable to pas college math ematics entrance exams, and the definite needs of employers wno desire employes with a good fun damental foundation of math, all classes will be required to take a test in that subject. The seniors will take their test tomorrow morning. All those who fall to pass will be required to take a special class In the subject next semester. The regular Christmas program given by our music department will be presented tomorrow night at the parents and patrons meeting. A short business meeting will be held at 8:00. after which Mr. Loney, music director, will Dresent the pro gram. Included In the musical are the boys glee, crass sextet, or chestra and the a cappella choir. Refreshments will be erved by the French club in uie caicteria. There will be an atten'ance prize. M'Carthy Airs Union Charges MADISON". Wis.. MN-A brief por tion of a wire recording, which Sen. McCarthy (R-Wls) said was made at a New York meeting of left wing labor leaders plotting to wreck Uie nation's war effort, was played at a meeting last night. Background noises in the record ing kept the audience from hear ing clearly and several listeners shouted they could not understand it. But McCarthy Identified one 'of the principal voices as that of Marry Briages. uie leu wing lean er c-f the West coast longshore men's union who has been con victed of perjury and is free on 125.000 bond. The recording was played by McCarthy for about two minutes before an audience of 200 Univer sity of Wisconsin Young Republi cans. SCENE McCarthy said the meeting took place in Uie New Yorker hotel in New York and was attended by about 17 others who he said planned to wreck war production by working witnin laoor groups. The senator said the recording had been turned over to Atty. Gen. WcGrath and therefore Mc Grath had proof tha4 Bridges vio lated ball provisions by x leaving California. However, at San Francisco. U.S. Commissioner Francis St. J. Fox said the $25,000- bond he issued did not contain the usual provision requiring the defendant to obtain the permission of Uie court to leave its jurisdiction. Bridges was not available for comment last night, but his San Francisco office issued this state ment: "It is well known that Mr. Bridges is against war." MUM A Justice department spokesman at Washington declined comment. McCarthy said two others at the meeUng were "Travis and Belly," but he declined to Identify them except) to say they were labor of ficials ousted by their unions. The recording, McCarthy said. Is three hours long. He said he did not set it up and he refused to disclose how he obtained it. Firemen Plan For Big Ball A suburban fire department fire truck began cruising the south Klamath suburban area last night peddling tickets for the annual sub urban volunteer firemen's dance scheduled for New Year'a Eve at the armory. The truca will maintain constant contact with the fire department headquarters by short wave radio. and will oe on can at a moments notice, according to Chief Buster Gordon. Tickets will be on sale the rest of this week from the truck, and afterwards will be sold ad the fire station and by any volunteers. The Morrison-McDonald Dana will provide music at the dance. NOMA Hears Local Talks The National Office Managers Assoc. 's Klamath chapter has heard a series of speakers this fall all ot them local. Chamber Mgr. Frank Tucker spoke October 30 on the industrial development of the Klamath coun try, and outlined the functions of the chamber of commerce. OTI Personnel Director John Howard spoke November 27 on the necessary requirements to make good business leaders, with stress on command of language. KUHS teacher Jess Lee. a mem ber of the commercial department, is endeavoring to establish typing standards In the Klamath Basin, and NOMA officials report their organization Is backing him. Inaiiran.. n.n'l ...I dent, but It will prevent a lot of gnei, nana Norland Insurance. 627 Pine 81. fTnnlrino n fiti.lro fn, fi.,nA., din ner and for leftover eating on the following davs? Takn t.hn tnrk-ov out of the oven about 20 minutes hefnm vmi im-va If n a tn i the meat a chance to absorb the juices, mass luriccy nash, hot tur- Irev MnHuilha, . i. j 'Lover Boy' Tag Surprises Robert Taylor; Isn't Type By KRSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD. (NEA) Robert Taylor, I'm reporting today, is bluikuig at the card entitling him to full membership In the Holly wood Lover Boys fraternity and gasping ; -wri ho, met'1 Tie spirited, hot-blooded band of lovliuf movie kings beaded by Errol Mynii. loin deal and ram-hot Tone will just hava to do without Bob. He was nominated for honors plus earlier this year by an Italian actress named Lla de Leo, who announced, through a press agent, that Bob had swept her off her little feet. He's plumb sorry, Bob told me. but he isn't Uie type. Not even a bush-league Fiynni "It's very flattering and all that." Bob grinned. "But . . . t" I butle.1 in. "But It ain't me." he walled "I'm reasonably certain of Uiat " It beats Bob whv they're pinning the 1861 version of the "Chicken Inspector" badge on him. Or why he was linked with every body but Queen Marv and Beatrice Lillie while he was in London mak ing "Ivanhoe." "They made me aulte a cuv blade." Bob sighed. "Whv. thev even had me In Paris with Joan Fontaine. I hadn't even been to Paris, much less with Fontaine." Jl'ST Q.WET Gl'Y He was, Bob explained, a pretty quiet guy whom a lot of people don't know and "If I tried to be anything else, I'd make a heck of a mess ot It. I've done very few colorful things in my lifetime. I've never been lost In a Mexican Jun gle and I don t climb mountains." It's hunky-dory with him if the luiiKur-wagTjers lusisi on uihikiiir that he syrouted iridescent tall feathers under the Italian skies while the cameras rolled on "Quo Vadis." But Bob's pretty sure that his plumage Isn't any brighter as a movie bird today than It was when he hit Hollvwocd in 1934. He got through making "West ward the Women" with 200 ac tresses at a Kanab. Utah, location without inspiring a front-page val entine from any of them. "Of course." he grinned. "I was not surrounded by the most beauti ful women In the world. There was not a Miss America smont; them. They were mostly stunt girls and rodeo girls real rugged dames. "But they were wonderful. They would stand In the howling wind all day. get grimy and dlrtv. then they'd go to the pool hall for rec reation at night." Denlse Darcel. his leading ladv. didn't make goo-goo eyes at him except before the cameras. Truce Talkers Go In Style Now MTJNSAN. Korea. Ifl Communist delegates drove to the Panmunjom truce conference today In chrom ium trimmed sedans Instead of military Jeeps. It was a case of keeping uo with the Joneses. Allied delegates switched from Jeeps to a green army sedan last month. Today Chinese MaJ. Gem Hsieh Fang rode In an American) made 1949 Ford, with the horn honking. Then came North Korean Mat. Gen. Lee Song Cho In a Russian Pobjeda (Victory). Diomondenoogem ! 2 diamonds each tide $79. SO jj """'tv'' ' Diamond engagement ring. l VjH 2 diomonds each side $99.50 gg 'jflf-Bl m ' Diamond engagement ring. ij''filVa -I'-jvf N 'J"'-'m 3 diomonds each side J89.J0 K r&Wjr'fl P iaiiVi ill Emerold cut diomond t & ( I j engagement ring $250.00 1 $ f I dfV 1 Diamond engagement ring. a a rT'lT. ("fir -1 from Simplicity series. 99.5Q to 550. W' jdAVcj&kJz (Choice a 14K white er yellow ( y I ' jjp All Pricw lne. Fed. Tax fg I "Mun how she got her fciiRllsh balled tip! She had everybody hys terical. Every day It would take her three hours to get hrf Englliih straightened out. At breakln.it, no body could understand a word she would say. Hut around 111 o'clock, she'd atari making sen.vc." FIVE YEARS TO tiO Over at MUM, Hob s down on the contract list wlUi anotlu-r five years to go. He Isn't sure that ho wants to go on acting after Unit. "I JlMit know (ImL I'm ontnu In imisn out tins five-year sorend." lie said. "Alter that, I'm not plan ning. "1 like to work. I'm happiest when niv career Is aolnu well anil Error1'"1 Probably unhapplrsl when It s not. But I've never wanted to lump oil bridges about mv career. As a star who'd shucked off the too-handsome curse, I wanted to know, did Bob have anv tips to relay to John Derek and Tony Curtl-t They need tips?" he said. 1 i.-V ... ihefitendiV Comfortablo, too... and you get a lot more travel for a lot leaa money I See your friendly Greyhound Agent about any trip, anywhere. SEE HOW YOU SAVE I from Klamath Falls: Departura Daily ... 6 ... , ... 5 ... , ... 1 ... , To Eugene . Portland Fart $3.95 . 8.85 . 1.85 . 5.70 . 0.80 Medford . . . , San Francisco Los Angeles . . 2 3 Plui Ftdtral Tat lltsra Trie) 20X ltSS...n Raw Tri Tlckatt tvnri W. Clcmmltt, aJsii 04 Kl.moth aViil rhena SI21 GREYHOUND "Could be." llob thought It over. "I don't see why people can't be good-looking and bo good actors, loo. It's all a matter of a good sprinkling of luck, help from the studio and your own Integrity. "Look." said Hob. "1 illilu t think I was good-looking enough. At one time I figured on getting my iio.o straightened out and mv ears pinned back. I thought mv ears looked like tho flaps on an air plane." He rubbed his famous widow's peak trademark thouKhtlullv. "I'm gelling klnda worried about this." he said. "It mnv disappear any day now. My Inlher was as bald as a goose egg at my age." 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