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AGE TWO
I1EKALL) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON
THURSDAY, KKBRUARY 211, 1952
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KFLW-M5 Kc PST
Thursday Evening, Fen. It
:00 Sporu HlfhllfMi
1
IfcflPfl R0D CAMERON
I drftWMMmr Mod BROWN
6: IS Horn Town Newi
C 25 4rid N a Summary
6::t0 Subtirbin Scrnadt
6-45 Headline Edition ABC
6:M Coming Attracttoni on ABC
7:00 Mr. Proident ABC
7:30 Defense Attorney ABC
fl 00 Ori. Amateur Hour ABC
8:45 Bine Croaby Show Red Crow
8:00 Tlie Redhead ABC
9:M Concert nf Furnpc ABC
10:00 10 PM Headline
10:1ft Slarllrht Roof ABC
10:30 Insomnia Club
11:00 Newi Summary
11:05 Sim Off
Friday, Feb. 29
i:00 Sign on Newt
6:05 Corn in the Morn
t:4.1 Farm Fare
7:00 New BkM Edition
T:1S Charlle'n Roundup
7:30 Bob Gar red & Newt ABC
7:40 Top of the Morning
7:55 Jcnn Come Sings BC
8:00 Breakfait Club ABC
B:00 Hank Henry Show
9:30 Break the Bank ABC
10:00 Chct Huntley, New ABC
10:15 Lone Journey ABC
10 30 My True Story ARC
10:55 Edward Arnold ABC
11:00 Betty Crocker ABC
ii:is stop c btiop
11:30 Against the Storm ABC
11:45 Musical Roundup
11:55 Market Report
13:00 Newt. Noon Edition
12:15 Fay lesa Sidewalk Show
12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC
1:00 Paul Harvey ABC
1:13 Better Living
1:30 Mary Maigbiet McBride ABC
2:00 Basin Briefs
2:15 Accent on Melody
2:30 Joyce Jordan, M.D. ABC
2:45 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC
3:00 When a Girt Marries ABC
3:13 Ted Malone ABC
3:30 Dean Cameron ARC
3:45 Mary Martin ABC
4:00 Requestfully Yours
5:00 Fun Factory ABC
3:23 World Flleht Renorter ABC
5:30 Chet Huntley ABC
3:43 Voice of America
CONTINUOUS SHOWS EVERY DAY
g Randolph SCOTT
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and new greatness I
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6 00 Sports Highlights
IS Home Town News
8:33 World News Summary
f :30 Suburban Serenade
:45 Headline Edition ARC
6-53 Sa'tV-a Nw Roundup ABC
7.00 Gillette Fights ABC
00 Richard Diamond ARC
8.30 This IS tyur FBI A HO
P OO Oirie ard Harriet ABC
:30 Cone, of Favorites
I0:fi 10 PM He-'t-e
10:13 Dr. Hi no's Muslcalt ABC
10:3u Insomnia Cluu
11:00 News
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KFJI ll!iO Kc PST
Thursday Kvrninn, Feb. ZS
00 Gabriel lleatter MRS
IS Klam. Theater Quia.
:30 Around Tnwn New
6:5 Sam Haes- News MBS
33 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Harmony lime
7:t!t Sr-tt th'i
7:30 Bobby Benson MBS
S:00 1 Mr tail MBS
8:30 Votce of America
8:43 Heidelberg Harmonaires
:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
IS Fulton l-ewit Jr. MPS
0:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS
0:45 Sport Final
9:35 3-Mtmite Final MBS
10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS
10:15 Rod and Gun Club MBS
10:43 Serenade in Blue
11:00 Night Owls FiMtion
.1:03 Night Owls Club
12.00 Sign Off
KFJI 1150 Kc. PST
Friday, Feb. 29
8:00 Muslcai Revet lie
6:43 Farm Reporter
6:33 Regional ews
7:00 Hemingway- News MBS
7:15 Break fan Gar. MBS
7:30 Headlines & Bylines
7:43 Best '-UJ8
8:00 Cec Brown MBS
1:15 Iiivakfast Gang MBS
8:3n Bible Institute MBS
0:00 Horn emu kern Harmonies
9:13 Backstage Blonde
0:30 Platter Party
0:45 Favorites of Yesterday
10:00 News MBS
10:15 Telia Test MBS
1C:30 laPoirtes
10:45 Concert
10:50 Currins
10:53 Ken Carson MBS
11:00 Ladies Fa r MBS
11:25 News MBS
11-30 Queen for a Day MBS
12:00 Name Bands
12:13 Noonday Newt
12:30 Danes Tunes
12:43 Music Box
12:50 Market & Livestock
12:53 Klamath Notes
1:00 Jack Ktrkwood MBS
1:30 Take a Number MBS
1:35 New
2:00 New MBS
2:05 Network News MBS
2:15 Two at 2:13
2:45 Answer Man MBS
3:00 Ricky's Request -
4:00 Speed Gibson
4:15 Hemingway News MPS
4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS
4-43 Sam Haye- -News MBS
3:00 Twilight Time
3 30 Wild Bill Htckock MBS
3:33 News MBS
C:00 Gib! -el Heatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theater Qu i ,
:30 Around Town New
6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS
6:53 Bill Henry MBS
7:0n Adventures of Mairie MBS
7:30 Cisco Kid MBS
8:00 Basketball Time
8:03 B.tktbl. Ashland vs. KUHS
0:00 Glenn Hardy, News MBS
9:15 Bsktbl. Ashland at KL'HS
0:45 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:55 5-Min. Final
10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS
10:15 Adven. Is Your - Heritage
10:30 Armed Force Review MBS
1:00 Night Owls Edition
11:05 Night Owls Club
12:00 Sign Off
What Is Your Opinion ?
Young people, previous opinion polls show, are
considered our greatest potential resource. How thfy
develop and mature liasa definite effect on what Amer
ica will be tomorrow. But they are human, many of them
already well educated and well posted individuals. Can
tomorrow's adults become today's active participants in
Democracy? Can the great force of youth be directed to
constructive use?
How Can Youth Best Contribute to Building the
Basin?
. (Answer the following questions, clip out the form
and mail to "Build the Basin", Box 041, Klamath Falls. )
1. Docs youth generally recognize its responsibility
to the community?
' yes f 1 no ( )
2. Do parents, schools and other involved agencies
properly teach children their duties as junior citizens?
yes ( ) no ( )
3. Properly directed, could youth solve many of its
own problems such as juvenile delinquency?
yes ( ) no ( )
4. Since teenagers arc conscrinted to fight and die
in war. should the voting age be lowered so they may
have a say in government?
yes ( ) no ( )
5. Should youth serve the community more, rather
than the community be asked to serve youth more?
yes ( ) no ( ' )
6. Student "overnmen in our school systems was
designed to teach the workings of democracy. Poos it
do the job intended?
yes (1 no ( )
7. Should school student bodies be reoreseted on
district school boards by student representatives?
yes ( ) no ( )
8. Does the community make adequate room for
youth's participation in civic activities? '
yes ( ) no ( )
9. Does youth penerally recognize property rnd in
dividual rights of others?
ves ( ) no ( )
10. Hot Can Youth Best Contribute to Building the
Basin?
Navy Sticks To Explosive
Tests In Pend Oreille
Mint (Ml In IIir lukn will ) pit
Irrlrd lliroiiull llio line o( nrli In
Uio IohI. iiron.J -j
WASHINGTON W Hie NnvV
definitely pinna to no nheiul with
explosive lel In Lnko Pend
Oreille,, Jdnho, tin official' mid
Wcdncsdiiy, . .
NiimeruuH proln.u iii:ilmt llic
proptMed exppTlniuntnl explosion
in the Inkii hnva been received
liy ConKi es.slonnl members - tram
lllnllo nnd WiiHlihiKton.
Ttte Nnvy offloliil told ti reporter
Hint no hifoi'mntton eould be
leased on llio Mine of the explosive
cmii'lien unit will do Used.
The tests will huve to do with
"the niifcly of men nnd ships nl
.sen." the spokesman mild.
Nnvy Heeretnry Klmbiill wrote
I Idiiho Hint loin I iuillioiitle.i nre
tnorotiKity iiiniiiinr wnn me
Niivy's plnns nnd hnve nnreed
Hint the trsus. nre In llio iinlliinnl
interest.
Sen. Welker (R.-Idnlio) could not
be renclied Wcdncsdiiy for com
ment. The offlco of Sen. ' Mnitnuson
(D.-Wuh. Mid ho hns rncolved
nbout 1.1 letters objection to the
forthcoming explosive IcdLs.
KAM tun
LESLIE-DREW
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ADDED BCHARO UOIBEI (Orcaeater)
' SHE TOOK A mnL-B"frMMt
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Woman Injured
In Accident
Mrs. Harold Barrett observed her
29th birthday Wednesday from a
hospital bed, alone with four bro
ken ribs, a broken shoulderbladc
and injured chest muscles.
A chimney iell on her.
The accident occurred at her
home on the Old Fort Road Tues
day afternoon when Mrs. Barrett
climbed up on a ladder to take the
caD off a chimney. The chimnev
fell against her and knocked her
to the ground about eicht feet be
low. She is at Klamath Valley Hospi
tal. Mrs. Barrett's husband is an
electrical student at on, and their
two children now are being cared
for by Mrs. Mike Foley.
1i it 1. Tn "-ritini in m rm ..
math classes, taken by them dur
inn their nclivity period on Wed
nesday and Thursday.
PEOPLE IN
LAKEYIEW
LISTEN TO
KFJI
DAYTIMES
They'll Hear:
11:00 a.m. !.dlr Fair
11:85 a.m. Snm llnyn Ncm
11:20 a.m. Uuern for a Day
12:00 noon Name lt.imla
12:15 p.m. Noonday News
12:30 p.m. Ilanre Tunea
12:45 p.m. Miulc llox
12:50 p.m. Market 4k Livestock
12:55 p.m. Klu mo Hi Notn
1:00 p.m. Jack Kirk wood Show
1:30 p.m. Take a Number
2:00 p.m. News
2:15 p.m. Two at 2:15
2:45 p.m. The Answer Man
3:00 p.m. Itlrkrj Krqurst Time
5000
Wotts
1150 en
1 your dial
Sen, Miiiiuunoii (old a reporter
he was asaiired Wednesdny tlmt(
the exploitive tentn will be on n i
very amnll n'nle, with Indlvldtinl
explosions posHlblv rqulvnli'lit III
force lo threo ntk-ki of dyiminlle
MnKimson siild Klmbnll told him I
HOTELS '
OSBURN ' HOLLAND
lUCIMr, OR I. MtD'ORD
.Tlioroiiihly Modern
Jlr. and Mra. J, E. barley
and Joe Enrley
t l'roprletor
C'MONMl
Zf TS YOUK TORN TO E TOtO f ,
LEAP YEAR DAY! W '
Iff And the Esquire H geinf re help ye celebreti end "er .
1 LEAP YEAR MIDNIGHT SHO W!
Cupid himMlf hf1p4 m Mlt prcgraiw ffcat ii f M n n4 H plMM
run,, and jw. tel
GAINING
SALEM (.Ti The Oregon cam
paign against Brucellosis in cattle
is gaining ground, the State Agri
culture Department said Thursday.
Of 283.714 cattle tested last year,
only 1.23 per cent had the disease.
That is the lowest percentage in
11 years.
By JEAN OWENS
Latin club met today in order
to make plans for their annual
Latin club banquet. The date set
for the Vlair is April 8.
Also club members are consid
ering new officers for the club,
which are elected every year in
the early spring. This years' offi
cers arc president, Dick Tracy,
vice-president, pick Hilton and
secretary-treasurer, Janice Larson.
The dance-a-lor. group have al
ready selected a theme for' their
annual spring formal, although It
will be kept a secret lor quite
some nme.
A decorating committee consists
of Lois Balliet, Nancy Berg, Doro
thy Cramer, Shirley Crawford
"arbara Custer, Mary Demetrakas
joAnne Hanora, Donna Long, 3er
aldine Moore, Shirley Tawney, Pat'
ty Tealc and Doris Torans.
For used typewriters and adding
machines .... Voight's Pioneer
Office Supply, 629 Main.
Toinorrow afternoon, a pep rally
will be held In Pelican Court for
the Pelicans who face the Ashland
Grizzlies tomorrow and Saturday
nights.
The Klamath sports album will
be on the air tonight at 7:15 over
KFJI.
Hear the sportstrait of Doug
Pence and try for the answer of
the quiz question to win Uiose two
free tickets to this weekend's bas-
Keioaii games.
oil heafer-
G1VE TOO LITTLE HEAT,
BURIl TOO MUCH OIL?!
End your troubles today,
SWITCH TO A
OUT-HEATS 'EM ML!
frTODAYATTHE 1
Yesterday the Juniors discussed
the results of the Iowa Educational
tests, which were taken recently,
aunng me nomeroom periods.
Today seniors again took the
math test which they are required
lo pass. Those who uass it this
time will be allowed to drop the
111 OUT GIRLS . . . NO GIRLS ADMITTED WITHOUT 10 YS! Ill ; LVVBt?
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V COMBINATION ADMISSION PRICE TWO for ONE! I f jMPL J
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w wlj5 jjStu&j mn4 rt 4t "nu $8i3t4r .1
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000000'ZltiQit9k- I ON CU!i STAGE
"uSi Friday 9 p.m.' I
1W. rtttCK Vla Tfc ' - Is Dorah Moldovan'i I
'V.-iHttlGS -"" i "KLAMATH JUNICR I
tS000 V FOLLIES"
Grass Ranch
Sale Told
ONTARIO, Ore. 11 A new
livestock feeding company here
will take over 15,000 acres of grass
ana nay land on tne o. A. Master
son ranch.
Masterson, widely known Juntura
and Westfall cattleman, will sell
his 1,350-anlmal hereford herd here
Friday, and the new company of
which he Is half owner, will buy
z, ouo nead of young steers lor
grazing on his land.
Owner of the other half of the
new firm named Oregon Feeding
Company is the Oregon Frozen
Foods Company. Its by-products
and waste materials will be used
In the final fattening of the steern
which will graze on the Masterson
ranch during the grass season.
After the grass season, the steers
will be brought to the George Car
penter feed yards which the frozen
foods company bought last week.
ROADS OK
SALEM w Pavement was
bare Thursday on all Oregon high
ways except for a few Icy spots
at warm springs Junction, Meacn
am and Seneca, the State Highway
Commission reported.
Fire, Auto, Casualty Insurance
that fits you like a glove can be
had from Hans Norland. 627 Pine
Hf. Phone 2-2515.
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