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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1951)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OUEOON FRIDAY. DKCKMHEK 14, lO.'.l NKOLKtT CHAKGKD ' PORTLAND, LTI Bond was let I I7D0 Wednesday (or Mr. and Pin-Thin SHIRTING Stripes Witty interplay of stripes, punctuated with saucy pearl . shoe buttons. Tailored like a dandy's custom-made shirt, with self-piping on the sleeves and baby Peter Pan collar. Acts as pure Inspiration to fall suits and skirts! Smart new shades pinstriped on white. Ever lovely, ever washable combed cotton broadcloth J OnilBl E MLUt 5 (nn Rrwrat 0 I I t; 1 1 (T0TAl wtlCHT) Because of the amazing response to our previous sale M J in spite of rising diamond prices with much persua S y S f I ' sion, we finally induced our importer to permit us to J repeat this sensational sale. I ' ACT AT ONCE I THIS OFFER WILl NOT BE REPEATED! o'To.a'lfow v. IN01CIMINI OUR V nvt cot oio in' imc ao i mint Wn3r I Y'L IINCS MAT Bl HAD IN GUAIAM. W LW'Y1 1 flrW M a-" fc TtIO CARAT Ot Vt CARAT f W ( alf WrWT 1W . fern Jm jutl uiu lotu wiigkh r af 3? assaaK sar Majt f SOrOITION ATI ItDUCTIONS JOV V-asV a" W tJfi raoavoul atoutas rsiusi JrJ l& a- I II 11 m I I hkilha M W rentee rttot prices In this silver. If, 41 J f IT J H I KiUjl ( lament ore the lowest anywhere. It you " XI lJEJUjUMJEs U yf ll on BUV ,hi ,in9 anywhere for less, re- , rwttT. k---a tV'kt 1 1 M II I 3(1 'u'n your purchase in 5 days and the ' I'VlBf 111 'flllll. IllvV V l purchase price will be refunded. JCS&H GreenStamg n n rrv rv nnrv nisz The Jewelry 701 Main Mn. Fred Hornbeck, Portland ac cused ot neglecting their live children. l ii ii 719 MAIN r I Store OF Outstanding Values Klamath Falls KKLW MM Kc. PST Friday Kvenlng, Dec. It Sport Hlffhltlhtt Hoiut Town Nfwt World News Summary Suburban Serenade Mtadlina Kdillon ABC Champ Roll Call ABC Ulllella KMi ABC Richard Diamond ARC ThU U Your FBI ABC Oule and Harriet ABC Concert of Kavortlas 10 PM Headline! Claremont Oreo. ABC Insomnia Club Newt Summary &tn oil KFLW 145S Kc PST . Saturday, Dec. IS Sirn.On News Summary Corn' In the Morn Farm Fare News Brktit Edition Charlle't Rnundun Bob Garred. News ABC Top of the Morning Mu.ir No School Today ABC Saturday Serenade Space Patrol ABC Lady Skyhook tt'a Dancetime Vincent lopel ABC Metropolitan Opera ABC Basin Briefs Tea Jk Crumpets ABC Pan-American Union ARC Fascinating Rhytnni ABC Junior Junction ABC American Farmer ARC Faith for Future ABC Rrrandi ot Mercy Kequeitrully Yours' Red Nichols Show ABC em is 6 M 38 ts (SI too B 00 : 9 0Q M (0:15 10:30 u on 11.01 1 00 6 03 1M :U T 30 :40 T:M 8 00 9 00 TO ln.oo 10:13 10.10 11.00 J:00 3 15 I'M J: 3:00 3:30 4 00 4:11 : J.30 aLawaTH raLLt. oaiooa AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at rinit a-ettl Ph. 4 Foe Ontets To Take 0a4 Ben B. Lee, Mgr. Bring tht gang in at .- 1 CoHeo tint ...!? I (Site icai I 5: It m Movtt Tlni B tw Sitoria Hir-hlif.hu 14 llonit Town N?wt iS World Ncw-a Suinmiry. 6 30 Boinr Kdllor ABC t AS Word of Uf 1 00 Mr. DUIrlct Atlomtjf ABC :M Muie t M Ddtlm Slorlvi 00 l.one? RRmr ABC :.T0 IVfrnk Attornvy ADC 9 00 Dancing Purty ABC 30 oi. ninuun Orch 10 Oil 10 P.m. HJltnf. 10: 1.1 Dancing Pari- ABC in 30 Inaonima Club llfln Nrv Summary 1109 Sign Oft KKJ1US0 Kc PST Friday Kvrnlnf, Pre. 14 00 Uabrlel HratUr MBS 6 15 Quit Show 30 Around Town 6 43 Sm Haytt. N'fwt ABC M Dtll Henry MBS T on Th Hidden Truth MBS T -30 CUco Kid MBS B OO M Matin Thtcr MBS TO Tme or rU MBS 5 in Gtnn Hardy Nwi MBS 9.15 rulton Lewlg Jr. MBS 9 .10 Crlm Ftghtori MBS 9 M VMInut Final MHS IP 00 1 Lov a M ttry MBS 10:13 John Stertlej Advn. MBS 10:43 Star on Parad li-oo Ntcrit Owl Edition 11 OS N if lit Owli Club U .00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PST Saturday. Dec. 13 00 Musical Rvtll :W r'arm Hap.irtcr f-5 rtcl Nawa T:00 Htmlngway Ntwi MBS T13 Brrakfal Gang MBS T:30 Newt T:43 B?at Buys 8.00 Morning Melodies 913 Breakfast Uang MnS SO Haven or He.t M11S. " 9 00 Emtl's Saturday SpecUll 9:13 Dane Tunea B:;;0 Saturday Swing 6:43 Farm Reporter 10:00 News MUS 10:13 Nam Bands 10:30 4-H Club 10:43 Concert 10:30 Currlns 10:33 Social Security . 11:00 PUtter Part, 12:00 Speaking of Sports 1213 Newt Headltnea 1330 Rlckys 1 30 To Be Announced UBS 3:00 Alrforca Hour MBS 3 30 Christian Science 5:43 Proudly We Hail 6:13 Quiz Show 6:30 Around Town News 6 43 Football Scoreboard 6:35 Local News 740 Hawaii Calls MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8 00 Dude Ranch Roundup MBS 8 30 Guy Lombardo UBS 8 00 News MBS 9:15 Jimmy Dorsey ' P-:'0'FjtIiv Theater MBS 0:35 3-Minute Final 10 00 Lea Gardiner Orch 10:30 John Steele Advcn. MBS 1100 Night Owls Edition 11 OA Night Owls Club U.00 Sign Off BICYCLE CUT WASHINGTON, i Bicycle pro duction may be cut 50 percent next year because of reduced steel allotments. Bicycle manufacturers told national production authority officials Wednesday that their steel quotas Zor the first quarter of 1953 will require them to slash their output in half. and 'SMUGGLERS GOLD" Rod CAMERON "STAMPEDE" J a. - IT aVlt. rV "vcyr iau s OF cum Come Dostii i And join The Fun I TjJ Trie brendesr a . iia Mur ' i T. l n nri i Speciol "MyiterioHl liland" I TOMORROW ONLY PK m m. . i "la IT I .. ,i yrytf - .-?W r?ysaSareMretiti III .m f v..,.j- .f, i',.' ''," II VOICE OF THEIR SON, Roger, thrills Mr. and Mrs. John Eckert. 3247 Loverne. as they hear his recording broadcast over station KFLW. Roger, 24, recorded the plntlcr in Inchon, Korea, where ho is serving in tho navy. Recruiters Fred Browning and Frank Roemer present the record to tho Eckcrts. I MUSCLES Atlas had noth ing on Cecil Phillips, sea man apprentice ot Klamath Falls. Phillips is now in his second season as football trainer at. the U.S. naval training center, San Diego, Calif. The muscular sailor, well known here for his weight-lifting feats, is 22, a graduate of Klamath Union high school. He entered the navy July 31, 1950. He is the son of Mrs. Violet Phillips, 1943 Gary. By" MARY EGAN ' "We'll Wlnl We'll Wlnl We did It before and we'll do It again! We'll Wlnl' Yes, the Trojans added third win to tneir recora Tues day night in Lakevlew.' Although a very close game all the way, the Trojans spurred on in the closing minutes to take the Honkers 48-14. To the Study club who sponsored refreshments, the team and Pep club extend a sincere "thamc you.' We'll be looking forward to your return visit scheduled In Februaf". Tonight the Trojans will ream see action on ' the home lloor against the Chlloquln Panther. The lirst clash win ocgin at 7:uv,oc tween the B teams of the two schools. "On to the- fourth" Is tne victory cry of the students its both teams are hoping to win. Although the monthly student bodv meeting waa canceled, in Its place the students enjoyed a movie yesterday morning called "Mira cles of Mexico." In Just a lew days students WH receive the Christmas cdll.ion of the Chimes. Included in the nc.vs articles and features is the monthly question, and naturally this mon.h the topic will be, "What do' yriu want lor Christmas? Seven-thirty Sunday night Is the exact time the Christmas program or tms year win dc enacicu ny tne Olrls Olee Club. The final prep arations are now underway. TiIs of course Included erecting the scenes, final singing practices knd getting formats and roDes resoy. Don't forget the game tonight. Lokeview Girl Hurt In Accident A rmie.vanr.nM T.aVeulaiv rlrl Christine Radford, Was reported in Klsmath Valley hospital today from undetermined Injuries suf fered In a car accident east of Bly mountain this morning. Details of the accident were not known at press time. ' Hospital officials said the girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nay Radford, was to be token to sur gery this afternoon. Cantor Wants For Movie of Life Story By F.RSKINK JOIINSOV HOLLYWOOD 1NKA1 Exclu sively Yours: Edde Cantor "hot" again at the movie aludloa because of his TV click? You bet. And, hold on. he Ju.it turned down a blgifle the story ol hit met Warner Bios, were ready with the pen and the doited lino three years a no to film "The Eddte Can tor Story," then besacd olf be cause of the movlo boxofllce slump. Now they're after him again but Eddie's holding out (or more money on tho theory: "It's the only life story I've sot. "A loi of things have happened to rne In three years," he told me between rehearsals for his once-a-month TV show. "I'm back on Uie air and on TV. Several other studios and L. B. Mayer are in terested." The script Is ready to eo with plana for Eddie to dub 14 hit songa a ta me Joison atory. Pranchot Tone and Barbara Pay. ion called It a day on the same tday Bnrbara waa told her movie contract with William Cagney had oeen aroppea. coincidental? . . . The fireworks between Shelley Winters and Scott Brady have al ready started on Ul'a "Untamed." Maybe they'll bill It Shelley Win ters xa. Bcolt .Bredy , f, Nov Rita 'Jtayworllr? Is having two dales a night. She. showed up with dance director Hermes Pan at the Mocambo and was huddled with agent Charles Feldman a few hours later at the Encore. Jack Demptey Is admitting that his agents are huddling with 20th Centdry Fox atorv editors on a deal to bring his life story to the big screens In 105. The atorv line favored bv the studio will elimin ate Estelle Tsvlor and Hannah Williams as characters In the Russky Doc Berated for Liking Pigs MOSCOW, WV-The Literary Ga zette scolded a Soviet country doc tor Thursday for paying as much attention to his pigs as he does to his patients. Target of the Oazctte's blast was a Doctor Kuzmln, former head of a small rural hospital In Udmurlia. The Oazetle declared Kuzmln's first act when he took over con trol of the hospital was to order that all scraps from the kitchen be turned over to him to feed his pigs. . . In fact, tho uazette said, Kuzmln spent almost as much tlmo setting up a livestock farm for himself as he did on ministering to tho needs of his patients. Furthermore, the paper ssld, Kuzmln ordered his hospital staff to report to him what the local gossips were saying about him. When they refused, the Oazette said, Kuzmln created nasty soenes in front of the patients and even tried to have the staffers fired. When news of Kuzmln's activi ties reached the Udmurtln health ministry through party channels, the Gazette said., they did not punish him as they should have. Instead, the ministry arranged to transtrr Kuzmln to a nearby hospital. Tills, aald the Gazette, made everyone gleeful, except the staff at the new hospital. Air Trophy To Be Presented WASHINGTON, W President Truman is scheduled Monday to present a coveted air trophy to the helicopter Industry, tho mili tary and the coast guard. The award Is the Collier trophy, symbol of outstanding achievement in American aviation during the preceding 12 months. Representatives of the Joint win ners will be: Igor Sikorsky, who pioneered the helicopter In 1030; Secretary of Defense Robert Lovett. and Vice Admiral Merlin O'Neill, comman dant of the coast guard. Winners of the annual, award, flrnt given In 1011, were announced Inst night by the national aeronau tic association. The announcement cited the use of the helicopter in Korea troop-landings and evacua tions of wounded, , SUN VAM-F.Y SNOW BUN VALLEY, Idaho, 11 Plenty of snow will be available for this mountain resort's official winter opening December 21. Skiing con ditions were termed "excellent" by resort officials, More Money screenplay. Mary Anderson and cameraman Leon Hlianiroy, once espccUxl to make the altar grado, have called olf their romance. Mario Lansa's new MOM musi cal, "Because You're Mine," will have 14 songs. Including "The Lord's Prayer." Three sets of writers finally came through with a script. Another science fiction movie coming up "Red Planet," a 10t)0 peek Into the world's first contact with a civilisation on Mars. Andrea King and Peter Graves are co starred. The biggest eye-opener about the yarn la that It's based on a Broadway play produced In 1933. There's no Immediate movie sale In sight for "Tie Producer." Rich ard Brooks' novel about Hollywood with an honest and understanding approach lo the problems of movle-maklng. But It may become an hour TV drama. Author Brooks, now, directing "Deadline. U.S.A.." admits he's had conversations with the publishers and New York TV bosses over a video version and told me: "I can't see how a TV dramatization would hurt a movie aula but sev, oral tilings have to be worked out first." Hollywood's wild-guessing Mhe Identity -of the star and the pro ducer as Humphrey Bogart and the lata Mark Helllngcr. WIUi Brooks shrugging his ahoiildersi at both names. But Bogart is beam ing: ' "Sure, the guv Is me. That scene of a fellow trying to talk the star Into eating a cocktail glass hap pened 10 me." Jimmy.' Rogers, who's seen on TV In several western films, will take over the publisher's Job ol the Beverly Hills Citizen while brother Will. Jr.. stars In the film biography of their famous pop, Coleen Gray, on tour wllh "The Moon Is Blue," Is guarding the Identity of the man she'll wed. He's a ne-i-nrofesslonsl . . . How ard Duff, dissatisfied with his ca reer graph, has switched agents- Big career switch in 'Diplomatic Courier" for Ty Power of the braver-than-Frrol Flynn heroics. Ho has six fights and loses all of Uiem. A Hollywood agent wired one of his clients In New York: "Have lousy role tor you In lousy picture at louav salary. Wire availability." The actor wired back: ' "Drop dead. Nasty letter to fol low." Kim Hunter, who may get an Oscar bid for "A Streetcar Named Desire," will wed Robert Emmetl during the Chrlstmaa holiday. He a the leading man In Bert Lahr's Broadway hit, "Two on tho Aisle, Adele Jergens, who's weary of the movle-wench roles anyhow, will trv the Broadway stage again lo be near hubby Olenn. Langhan, Frr Trial . . . New Corona Port abte Typewriter . . . 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