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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1951)
PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON TUESDAY, DEOEMItKIl III, 1I)M KPLW-M5 Ke.-PST ToeUy Evening Dec. 18 H-AO BoorU KlffhllpMi 0:11 Horn Town Newt -a World New Summary 30 Suburban Serenade U Headllna Ed Hi on " 53 Comirtf Attraction! on ABC 7:00 Great t Story ABC 7:30 Bedtime Stories fioo mi. Audit'-- lr ABC M United or Not ABC fr:00 Town Mcctlnj of Air ABC 10:00 10 P.M. Hcadlinet 10:16 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Intomnla Club 11:00 Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFLW Wednesday, D. 19 :O0 Stfit On Newt Summary :05 Corn In the Mom 6:45 Farm . Fare " 7:00 News. Bkfit. Edition 7:15 Charlie' Rounoup 7:30 Bob Garred & Newi ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:A5 Muiic 00 Breakfait Club ABC 0:00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10. iM Chet Huntley ABC ltviS Ln Jou? 10:30 Mjr True Story ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC 11:00 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop ft Shop 11 :30 Aiatnrt Storm ABC 11:45 MuMral Roundup ll.M Market Report Ben Morrison, Mgr. JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICE lltli A Klamath Ph. 2-25S1 Port by parr better moteria! than mony pianos priced from $200 to $300 higher. And mony musicians say it is the finest toned spinet piano they have, ever played. Price Delivered $ With Bench You can practically make your own terms. Pay if you wish only $10 before Christmas start mall payments in January. Or just rent end for a 'reasonable time apply the rent if you wish to purchase later. LOUIS R. PIANO 120 N. HAMMOND a TAMgjul PENS Sheaffer's Parker's Esterbrook i if 1 99 Pocket Sets By . Sheaffer, Parker Waterman Esterbrook I 1 Jff ;; 2&t 5 Bibles - Golden Books - Christmas Wraps, Tags, and Seals PERSONALIZED - Christmas cards - from our stock TO THE LAST DAY VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY ' u vivin y 629 Main pnon0 7412 , ' no . 4 UM News. Noon Edition 13:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12 30 Lurk j -U Ranch ABC 100 Paul Hrrr ABC 1:13 Better Uvlnf 1:30 Mary Maraiet McBrlde ABC J 00 Basin BrieU 1 13 Accent on Melody a 30 Joyce Jordan, M D. ABC t:U Rom. Eve ln Winter ABC 3:00 Ted Malonc ABC 3:15 When Ctrl Marriet ABC 3:30 Perfect Husband ABC 4:00 Mary Marhn ABC 4-13 R to uet fully Youra 8 00 Mark Trail AEC 3.23 Victor Boree ABC 5..t0 Cliet Huntley ABC 5 H's Mo-'a Vine 00 Sports Highlights :13 Home Town Newt 23 World News Summary 0:30 Suburban Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC t:33 Coming Attractions on ABC 7: JO Yne L.jne Hangar ABC 7-.V) Mvstr Theater ABC on The Top rv A'' 30 Rogues Gallery ABC l. a ; .iv t nail 8:30 Christmas Muilc Series 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:13 Dream Harbor 10:n Insomnia Club 11:00 News summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1151 Kc-PST Tuesday Evening, Dec 18 :00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klam. Theater Quit 6:30 Around Town News 6:43 Sam Hayes Newi MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Who's Who 7:13 Medal of Honor MRS 7:30 Under Arrest MBS 8:00 Count of Monte Crtato MBS 8:30 Roving at Rudy's B:43 Heidelberg Harmonaire 8.40 C!enn Hardy News MBS 8.13 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:00 Official Detective MBS 9 33 5-Minuie Firal MBS 10.00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 3000 Plus MBS 10 45 Here's to Vets 11:00 Night Owls News 11:05 Ntcht Owls Club U.-OO Sign Off KFJI Wednesday, Dec. 19 8:00 Musical Reveille 6:45 Farm Heiorttr 8:33 Local News 7:00 HemtnKway Newt MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 News 7:45 Best Buy 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 8:00 Homemakers Harmonies 9:13 Sandy's Serenades 8:30 Music for Dyers 591 MANN CO. 7fh ORGAN Sty . A At GAMES fsanssiSisaaiSKwssi;'; r. if Canasta Canasta Shufflers l Poker Chip Sets jj ...Cribbage ii. ...Chess ft fi . . Checkers . . . also Monopoly . . , Bingo Tripoley . . . Flinch Pit r- ii - 6-43 Favorites or Yesterday 10 O0 Glenn Hardy MBS 10:13 Tello Teat MBS 10 30 LaPointes 10:43 Helen Doege 10:33 News MBS 11.00 Ladles Fair 11:33 News MBS 11:30 queen for Day MBS 13:00 Name Bands 13.13 News 11:30 Dance Tunes 13:43 Market ft Livestock 13 33 News , 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1.30 Tune Tet 1 33 Local News 3D0 Platter Party 3:13 Christmas Shopping Bag 3:40 Talk Back MBS 3:43 Answer Man MBS 3 00 Rtckya Request 4:00 Fulton Lewis News MBS 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4 .n S eed Gibson MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes-News MBS 50 Name the Record 3:30 Clxe Beatty MBS 5:33 News MHS 6 KM Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater (juia 6:30 Around Town News 6:43 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7i0 Mysterious Traveler MBS 1:30 Cisco Kid MBS ti m What' Nam- of MBS 8 30 Behind the Story MBS 45 HeidelL-erg Harmons ires 8:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS .915 Fulton Lewis Jr MBS 9 30 Wrestling 33 3-Min Final MBS 10 00 Wrestling 10 13 I Love a Mystery MRS 10:30 International Airport MBS Un NfM Ov i m 11:03 Night Owls Club 11:00 Sign Off Santa Calls Set To Go 'Hello, Santa!" Hundreds of Klamath youngsters are expected to be greeting the bearded old gentleman over the telephone tonight and (or the next two nights from S until 8 p.m. The phone number is 8128. The Klamath Junior Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the phone calling, and report three phones have been set up, with Santa's helpers (the Jaycees) standing by in case Santa himself becomes too busy. Each phone call which will be ! merely to talk over the youngsters' Christmas lists wui oe answered by a post card from Santa Claus. DIVORCE LONDON, t British film actor Michael Wilding was divorced to day by actress Kay Young. Miss Young charged desertion since De cember, 1945. The 39-year-old actor. whom she married in 1937. did not contest the case. The Wildings were childless. Wilding is now In Holly wood, where his name has been linked romantically with that of Elizabeth Taylor. KLAMATH PALLS. OXCQt. AMERICAN CHINESE ' Foods at iMi Matt n. M Fm Ordtn T. tad Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. A YOUR SPECIALTY She'll enjoy her Gift more if it's from .... VOIGHT'S PIONEER For HIM rssat'iSsassaSA';'.'.? V: ii Brief Cases (Top Grain Leathers) b it Bill Folds ... by ri Rumen . . the sterlina V- 0 of leather n I. Shear... and Letter Opener Sets Desk Pad Sets Desk Lamps jj Ash Troys 7:5.1 .Mlii&ifoy ft "HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME . . . ""Wish you were horc," tlio 10 shapely young ladies in the surf at Daytona Beach, Fla.. seem to bo saying. Winter-racked northerners are likely to warm up to the invitation in a hurry. Ruling Might Put Damper On Dubious r.y HALE SCARnROlC.ll A ruling by the U.S. bureau of land management's Portland re gional office made a lew days ago might throw a fnmily-slte monkey wrench into the plans of a good many persons who have staked out mining claims ou forest service land. The ruling declared null and void 43 claims of 160 acres each in limberlanrisv near Handle, Wash., on grounds the locations were not properly made and that the neces sary annual assessment work was not done. The claims near Randle were made ostensibly on a thin layer of pumice, but the land Involved in the 7160 acres is a part of the Cifford Plnchot national forest. Roscoe E. Bell, land manage ment bureau regional administra tor who announced the veto on the 43 claims, said adverse proceed ings would be started against 73 more claims in the same area. Claim-staking on the GiCord Plnchot forest has been paralleled by claim-staking on the Rogue Riv er and Deschutes national forests in Southern and Central Oregon, and perhaps not quite so extensive as It has been down here. The latest count In this vicinity showed about 38.000 acres ol Des chutes forest land and up to 80.000 acres of Rogue River forest land under mining claims, most of them tiled in the past two years. PRECIOl'S METALS In the Rogue River forest the claims have been staked for pre cious metals gold, silver and plati num which are supposed to be re coverable from the soli. In the Des chutes forest the claims have been made on pumice, which is known Remember Mitzi ? She's Back After Being By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, I A former film star is returning to the screen miter a 15-year absence, but she's no grey -haired oldtlmer. The returnee is Mltzl Green, a veteran of 25 years In show busi ness but a youthful 31 years old. If you were going to the movies SHOP 719 Main OFFICE SUPPLY For HIM or HER ;S'.vfe'.iyf33'fi v. - ii SDISTINCTIVEi! 1ST ATI ON ERY?! fa WYCKOFF l ijiWHITE 6 i! ii f: J: ....I ;VVV.':'S'.'A;Vii5;'.V'5rtiHi 1 r5 life m.. Mining Claims to abound In the norUiern portion oi mamam countv and which Is being worked commercially by at least one concern. But the real object of all the I mining activity may be. although .no one has llatfoplcdly said so, , the timber on the land. I The federal mining law. enacted ; in 1873, allows placer claims on unreserved public lands for all mln I erals not occurring In lode or vein formation. The deilmtlon of "mln- erul Is extremely vague. It covers whatever Li considered a mineral I "by the standard authorities." The ' law allows one-man 20-acre claims, lor eight-man 160-acre association ' claims, without limit as to how many claims the "association" of I eight persons may take up. The filing fee Is but tl. and an nual assessment work has to be only a hundred dollars worth. It 'doesn't take much work to amount ) to that much. Claims on the Olfford Plnchot. Rogue River and Deschutes forests have been made under provisions of this law, and If the claims are eventually proven up In accordance with law the land and everything on It becomes property of the miner SIMPLE TO DO But even before the claims are proved. Just the act of staking and filing lies up the property so that nothing can be done on It without the claimant's permission. The tim ber can't be cut by the claimant, but neither can It be put up for sale by the forest service. Last fall the Deschutes forest had a small fire (25 acres! and to get clearance to salvage the fire-damaged timber the service had to get the permission of 14 different own ers to 17 different mining claims Gone 15 Years 20 years ago, you'll remember her pert face and sprightly acting in many a picture. Having been an ardent fan In that vintage, I can readily recall her Becky Thatcher opposite Jackie Coogan's Tom Sawyer. I can also recall when she cavorted with Wheeler and Woolsey In "Girl Crazy," In which she used a cookie for a monocle and Imitated Oeorge Arllss. Therefore it was a bit ol a shock to find that she Is now grown up and the mother of three children. Mltzl Is currently acting as one of the foils for Abbott and Cos tello In another of their far-flung epics, "Lost In Alaska." It was a good choice for her return, since the impromptu nature of Abbott and Costello pictures would pre clude any nervousness on her part. "Naturally, I felt a little Jumpy about doing a picture alter IS years away," she remarked. "When I arrived on the set, Jean Yarbrough, the director, suggested that I run through the scene. I went through It breezily, but 1 thought I heard a noise, like a camera running. When I got through, Jean said 'cut.' I had done my first scene and didn't know 11." JSInce then she's been getting along swimmingly, and now she's eager to do more pictures. Mltzl came by her talent natu rally, being the daughter of a vaudeville team. At four, she was entertaining people backstage with her Impressions of Moran and Mack, and it wasn't long before she was doing her stuff onstage. She got her break in pictures in 1929, at the age of eight. "Actually, I was only In pictures three or four years," she re marked. "I came back In 1936 to do my last picture, "Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round," which was Jack Benny's first film." After that, she returned to the stage, scoring hits In Broadway shows, in vaudeville and lately as a night club star. She la doing most of her old Imitations, and she still has many fans who call for the George Arllss routine. Unlike many former child stars, Mltzl appears to have found a sue cussful married life. She Is the wife of Joseph Pevney, Broadway actor and now a film director at Universal International studios. They have three children: Joel, 7, Jan, 4, and Jeff, 8 months. Law Sticks On Trail Of Dewey PORTLAND, I Purther court action Is planned against H. R. Dewey, Portland chiropractor, ac quitted Sunday on a charge of man slaughter by abortion. District Attorney John B. Mc Court said yesterday Dewey would have to face trial on a charge of maintaining a public nuisance. Maximum penalty Is 1500 fine and six months In Jail. McCourt said four clinic attend ants, indicted Jointly with Dewey, also would face trial on the public nuisance charge. The four will face trial on the manslaughter by abor tion charge later, he said. . CAR DEATH PORTLAND, (VP) Ah 81 -year-old Portland manSvas killed last night when struck by a car during a driving rain. He was Ernst M. Has enmayer. Police said he was cross ing the street holding an umbrella to shield his face when struck. The driver was not cited. tv! lying and overlapping on the fire site. Right now the atate highway com mission has a lawsuit pending lit circuit court for (-omlciunnllon f a right-of-way through a mining claim neat the Willamette Junction for re-i'uullug of U.S. 9'f there. The highway Junction might be a good mine site, all right a gold mine for the person who could put a restauraiit-lavcrn-scrvlce slntluu there. Free Trial . . . New Cortina Port able Typewriter . . . Volxlit'a Pio neer Office Supply Co. 619 Main, mm w mm w I'M mr Li 0r Plu s ! f AUVSON -JOHNSON r - mm m Engineer Charged With Fish Deaths 6AI.CM, I The uenrriil con struction superintendent "1 Detroit dam In accused uf polluting the Santlam river. He Is Russell Hoffman, Indicted secretly by a grand Jury lu.it work. Later Hoffman wn. arrrittrd ami reloascd alter posting liuo ball. The charge grew out of the death of aoma jooo fih lit the river la-l August. Ammonia leaking from a vat was claimed to bo responsible lor Uie slaughter. Maximum penalty for conviction a i TWO 3IG STAR SPECIALS ' Jeanne HURRY!! LIMITED ENGAGEMENT!! KM T H a j ifEyivi-L? jr tJ Jv, . r- afV ill y. m ? 1 I.C' VMM- ffy" ,vn --' ajy A GALA ARRAY OF SELECT SHORTS ! iii:ht I k s NEW YORK, m-'J'ha imltonnl board ol review of mill Ion plclurrs has nicked "A I'laco In Tlio Bun" tia the be.it picture of 1UM. Kr llio yrar'a brat arlliifi. Uie board has seliH'lPtl Jiul Sterling1 In '"Ih Ulg C'uiiilvnl" and lllcharil llnic hart In "Koiirlerii Hours." 'Ilia bourd announced lla xrlrctlon la.t liluhl "A I'luce In The Hun" was the film virhlnn I Paramount I of Tlieodnrr Drelser'n "All American Tragedy." Ucorge Stevens directed II. on the misdemeanor charge Is lout flue. i" r- i TV; 'lvtrTTrj1 20. " Doors Open "'" o.nmntW 1 j . '"ily ft 'I" s VP ' - i,il 7 1
