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Tuesday, April 15
0:00 Sunrise Serenade
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n 7:43 Rett Buys
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m 10:43 Concert
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w 11. -00 Ladies Fair MBS
r 11:23 News MES
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" 2:00 Name Bands
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12:33 Klamath Nntes
1:00 Jack Kirkland MRS
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7:00 Black Museum MBS
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52-Death Air
Crash Probed
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico UP
;The Puerto Rican Legislature has nanotte Passoll. Charles Rob
1 launched an investlfration of the ieru. Patricia Burke. Sandra Lind
crash of a Pan American Airways ' Laverne Haskins.
' plane here Fridav. in which 52 of I Members of the band and the
; the 69 persons a baonl died in the i Instruments they play are trum
Caribbean. Pts. Pauline Noble. Donald Tun-
fniiDrssman nhn nTtam. in?. Jim Porterfield. Jackie Hnm
!hfrt n-hn mm- fnr th ln....tir.a.
ition." said he had information of i0"es- De'bert Fowler. Charlotte 1 ?even 00 college scholarships to h,d bfF coniidered by his com
i''criminal negligence" in permit- N!ble: satophones. Charlotte Pas-I1?6 awarded this year by Consoll- ,mittee but not approved.
ting the aircraft to take off on a'?0"- Virginia Burk. Laverne Has- ole 'Teigniways, inc.. oien
flight for New York. !kms- Patricia Burk: French horn I Jewett. manger u( toe firm s X!am-
A formal hearing bv the US :Sandra Lindsay: bass. Charles;8"1 Palis frminal reported today.
Civil Aeronautics Board also wuIRoberu: trmone. Charles Tun-' Details of the scholarships are in
beheld. j'n8: drums, Margy Brown pPt the hands of school officials.
The plane crashed after one 0r Sewa!d- Naneie Givan. Ruth Brad-' The motor freight company plans
two of its four engines reportedly l511' Dd Lou Hubble. 'o make the scholarship awards
failed shortly after it took off Dobry who also leads the Malm available annually to students in
Reorehintr ir-r.ifi Kimrtav fn.mM nl8n school band has been i.-h. -communities on Its routes from Chi-
no trace of the 39 nassencerS still
j missing. Thirteen todies were re-
j covered JFriday. I
The !1 survivor-i included the j
five crewmen beaded by the pilot.
iCapt. John C. Burn, husband of
Singer Jane Froman.
Station KOIN
Wins Award
COLUMBUS. O. LP KOIN. I he "does not desire to be a 'candi
Portland, won a first award in the date" for the Senate again.
16th American Exhibition of Educa- The wording of Sunday' night's
tional Radio and Television Dro-1 announcement touched off ;nenia.
trams, sponsored bv the Institute
for Education by fiadio-Television
of Ohio State University.
The award, announced Monday,
was in the special one-time broad-
casts class for a program called
Who Killed Dr. Drew?" Judges :
described it "as a masterful attack
on racial prejuaice ' and a program
aeremng ot highest commenda
tion." Gene
KELLY -O'CONNOR
ie REYNOLDS
lean Hflopn- Millarri Mrfrhll
Cyd Chamse M
Pt Smith (Short)
M- Color Cartoon
Lot it Newj
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BONANZA HIGH SCHOOL bAND uiPmbers are Hearing the end of tlieir tliiid success
Xul year under direction of Charles Uobry. I'niforms worn here were purchased by t tie
Parents and Patrons Club. The bass horn was purchased by the PTA in 1930.
Bonanza Band
u n:V
na Diy I GUI
BONANZA ll'S bern bUSV sea-
son for the Bonsnza hiRli school
band. The boys and girls in their
hriohl rl rnnis nri hr anrf -hll
u.?ersedhaCSaPpU;onid underlhe d
uon of Ch.rj5 fbry for the Junior
Follies, the Christmas progwin. for
for the d!Strlct playoffs at Henley
several home basketball games,
and the basketball dinner spoil -
sored by the Community.
Future plans Include appear-
ances at the Parents-Patrons ulav.
tne Spring Concert and a tour to
several local schools.
i ins year nine oi ine oand mem-,
oers were chosen to play In the
all.rounty band. They are Pauline
Noble. Donald Tunine. Charles Tun.
I Bobbie POtUCCk: clarinets Rnhpri
!ln& m Klamath County since 1947.
Connolly Says
Nor Running
VASMINOTON ..fl Tom Con-
me snarp-tongued Demo-
tion wnether the 74-year-old head
''ol the Foreign Relations Committee
:Was definitely bowing out of Con
cress after 33 years, or was iramo
the sentiment for his continued
sen-ice.
He is facmz whai annears in ho
one of the hardest fights of his
'io - year old political career
Alreadv onnosinp him i Tuvit'
Attorney General Price Daniel, a
popular figure
the Lone Star
state.
Tnere is a Possibility Onv Allan
Shivers may enter the race, al
though Shivers said In Austin Sun
day night he was still "runnir.n for
J t'overnor."
The name of former Rjp. Martin
Dies also has been mentioned.
"After long and careful consider
ation over the months. I have con
cluded that I do net desire to be BONANZA Troop 31, Boy Scout
a candidate in the primaries in i ' America, sponsored by St. Bar
Texas for renomination to the I nabas' Church. Langell Valley.
United States Senate," said Con- j was awarded a red ribbon for sec
nally's announcement. ond place at the recent Scout Ex-
"I have never made a formal position in Klamath Falls. The
announcement of such a candidacv. booth was decorated as a camp
I have never filed any application scene, with greenery, tent, and
to have mv name placed on the ' campfire. Being an indoors di.splay
ticket. For these and other reasons
of a purely personal character I
have not and will not file an ap
plication for my name to be placed
uron the ticket."
Captain Saved
From Sea
TOKYO VP Marine Capt. Carl
S. Detmering, Spi-ingfleld. Ore..
was rescued from the Yellow Sea
Monday after parachuting from his
damaged plane.
An Air Force rescue plane, pi
loted by Lt. Robert E. Sherwood, i
Sedalia, Mo., dodged Communist
gunfire to pick up Detmering. The 1
rescue occurred about 15 minutes ,
after Detmering had landed in the
water off a Red-held coast. i
' KLAMATH FALL. OKHW
AMERICAN CHINESI '
Fx ot rtiari bt
n. tm Otn To Take Oat
Ben B. Lot, Mgr.
it You DID NOT or
HIGH SCHOOL
Tl Cu ilnly tl Hum. In Spin Tlmt ni Eirn hit Srb.l Olplinl
PREPARK NOW far Collri r Lemrn m Trade
Ot'E GRADUATF RAVE ENTERED OVER 0 COM.EOH
AMERICAN SCHOOL
Dept. Kla-4-14 1755 Broadway Oakland, 12, Calif,
hfam Age
Address Apt
City Stat
MERALD AND NFNWS,
KI.AMATH
!" s- 5urPSraJ
Freed by Reds
WASHINGTON P An Ameri
can Army corporal mtsstne behind
tup TriUi Piirtnln .liir-i Drt- IS
luso has been rolnrrcrt hv Polnnri
(0 u. s. CUslodv l.i Gerninny. the
state DonnrlmpiU savs
S. T . -, u u,
' cMcT, C,n.iK oT'ncw
gtev.W."
!Cnuse he disagreed with what thev
: called asuresslve policies- of the
united Stales. Czarmcckl later was
; n,rned over to the Poles. 1
I The state Department Press Of-
.Vers Mlrhnel J. McDermott said
ih P.-,nh nnmmi nermitted
Czarrilecki to leave Poland Thurs-
day.
I Firm Offers
Scholarship
Local high schools are clisib'.e
tO Submit
candidate lor one ol
i cago to the PacKic Northwest. Jew
ett said. Each high school is eh
Bible to submit one candidate. Fin
al selection of winners will be ba.scd
on the student's scholastic record,
record in school and outside acti
vities, recommendation ol school
principal, and a brief essay. Sub
ject of this year's essay is "How
the Economy of My State Is Served
by the Motor Freight Industry."
Winners may attend any inde
pendent college In the area served
by Consolidated. In order to as
sist the independent colleges as
well as the students, the Company
will meke a cash grant nf $500 to
the college for each scholarship
winner attending.
This program in made passible ,
by the cooperation and understand
ing of our customers, and is In
tended as a continuing evidence of
our appreciation both to our cus
tomers and to the general public
of the area we serve." Leland
James. Consolidated's president,
stated in the official announcement '
of the program.
Bonanza Scout
Troop Scores
charcoal burner was used and
the boys demonstrated their skill
as cooks by cooking well over 400
flapjacks, which were distributed
free to visitors.
Those taking part In this cook
ing display were:
Beaver Patrol Patrol Leader
Bill Morrs, Assistant Patrol Lead
er Bobby Potucek, Scouts John
Ashbee, Leroy Bieler and Joack
I Horn.
Pelican Patrol Patrol Leader
John Weimer, Assistant Patrol
Leader Tom Morris. Scouts Danny
Nork. Richard Bray and Charles
Kelllson.
Dan Boone Explorer Patrol Pa
trol Leader Gary Cunningham, Ex
plorer Scouts Mervin Stalnaker and
Kenneth Stalnaker. The Scoutmas
ter of Troop 31 is the Rev. Gordon
C. Ashbee, In charge of St. Barna
bas Church, Langell valley.
Pack 31, also sponsored by the
same church, received a yellow
ribbon for their participation In the
Exposition. The display consisted
of model railways. They were un
der the charge of Assistant Cub-
master Walter Foster.
The Cub Scouts taking part were:
(Den 1) Mark Dearborn, Dickie
Staller, Michael Boten, Donny Bray
Scott Wooten and jonn coiweu.
(Den 2) Danny Colwell, and Wally
Foster. (Den 3) Donny Wilson and
Curtis Baldock. Mr. Foster was as
sisted by Mr. Charles Patrldge,
Pack Committee Chairman. Mrs.,
C. Patrldge, Den Mother and Roy
Asnnce.
CANNOT Finish
FALLS, ORFGON
Senators Seek
Missing Grain
1 WASHINGTON i.P Anv Kuvrrn-
.,...
incut effort to force lU'WSpiipei s to
rff -vt'M. .s'.nr.n,
VTXSS be'cSS
Sen Jofinson ( D -CnUi I "
' " , 7 .
No matter what other enn they
use tu ".crlbe it, he told a re-
g0""' " " '' "R " Hue
o"cracy can permit.
"When the toveiument starts
tell the nen-spiipcrs what kind o(
Rdvertif uig and how murh ol tl
llicy ctin cany, it's movmit to
ward (he day lrt it wtll scv)t to
control their news column. too.-'
John: on specilimlly dfiiminrril n
Senate report by n coinnilttee
headed by Sen Humphrey tO.
Minn. i suggesting thut newpaper
conserve newsprint by hHuii high
er rates to diMTOurnne "exlravn-
oaiil " arlvuMlclivif Itiiniiihenif . iH
th(. sul!Bes,lon ,vas ,,,,-iuderi In the
repor, ,i,r0Hl.n (, pr,.or
SPRING
FOR APRIL ONLY!
GET A SCIENTIFIC
W '
V
ton
Our Ford engin x
perls onolyit tho par.
f ormooce of your engino
with this ongin onoly
til Mt which it rocorn.
mandad by rha ford
Motor Company
HERE'S WHAT
WE DO a
I dm and odlust park plus
I. inspact anilro Ignition lyiitm I I
Tslvalttraflullrsnratarndbattary I I
1 , Adluil eorkurator ond chack nllra fuel system 1
II Adust clutch padal play I
lubricate chassis 1 I
If . Chang angina all I I
II Inspect Moling system , f I
Ch.ck shock abtarbtr I
m am t... i r i i i. j I H
m v inapwtt mM iinina ana ufvmm arvmi
11 for Improper or danfrout wear m I
II lnpcl tlMiinji lyrntm ond oil tlr I I
Read Ull cor Iniil
I Uw "jwijfw wd$n for off thh
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BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
Commies Use
Shock Troops
EASTERN 1-TiONT. Korea U'
American sotdirrM are runiunu into
lonii haired Coniimm'st nhoik
trixipa, iipuiirrntly recruited lor
special miMlom mid micnilla ac-
uons.
The luni! Imiied Hcds have ap
peared alonu Ihe eiisirrn Hunt In
several recent iicIioiih. Hie lenn
lucka .win to be a mark of (lis
lluctuni. Kmeiini tiadllumully cnu
sidcr luni; hnlr Mich a Mitn Dill
cera III the Noiih Koirau Armv
retained their hair while enhslcd
men have shaved licad.v.
Allied nl (leers think Hie new
"loiiB.halr.s" me smMal voIuiiIccim
cnnipaiiihle to suicidal Japanese
Kunilkiirl iilliils ol World War II.
They usually are enciinuli'ied III
lii'oups ol lour It iti one advance
Allied Unit believes It una altaeucil
by ion ol Ihe fanatical luni; hairs
I recently.
The lenii - hairs may have been
lattempliiiir lo infiliial U N hues
The Heil.s have made an obvious
ellort to recover the bodies killed
in these skirmi.slies but three loin;
ha'r lHlie.s have been taken by Al
lied units.
They showed that the Ioiik hairs
were lar above the usual sunditrds
of from line soldiers Their cloflies
appeared freshlv cleaned Their
hands were clean and iincalloused
lar different irom ihe hai ds ol
front soldiers who live rnuchly.
I The louK-haiis apparently imute
I their fust appearance early this
mouth.
rOl.lt'K N A II .MTtIS
. MONTHKAl. if.- Police recov
iered nil but one ol the M3 aulo-
mobihes stolen in (his city duiliiit
January and February.
KFJI-7-T0NITE
MORNING
FRESH BREAD
.H6T.ME btuu... '
Queen finjoys
Oyster Rcasf
jc'KA IWI.AN1). (In. ,A'i liuec.i
Juliana of The NMIici'lmid I'rlduy
nmlil enjoyed typtrul Bciuihcin luw.
Iiltulity nl mi oyster roaat on an
old rice iilaniatiuu In uhiit na ilc-M-i
lbrd as a "Clone Willi Ihe Wind"
mmuih.
A lull moon silowud over great
oak trm brdrrard with rli'uin.ii
nio.v at the Allaiiuiha plmilnllon
littlird by Allied ,loiie. cllnil niali
oi the board of tho awnuk Cloister
lluirl
Nruro pltiulalloit workrr.-t. dc-M-cmlanl.s
of lnvc-. snnB aiilrlluiiK
and were lulrr liitloiluced to the
tjurrn.
Ihe planliitlon la about lip nille.n
from (he bench collni'r on the
u rounds of the Clolater lintel where
the giii'rn anil her hubiiul, Prince
llrrnnid. mic InterniiitliiK thrlr
Ma ; Milt duiinu thn ICa.itrr week
end. Ctorjs (atti guy loaotr-lor I fl!
8:00 P.M.
IVIIY MONDAY
WATTS
Ge org e J y
- (FJ
l'OUR STORE
Special Savings for
Tuesday Shoppers
COME IN AND JOIN THE CROWDS OF
THRIFTY SHOPPERS
Beautiful Hand Decorated
TABLE LAMPS
New modern shades, si lovely styles to choose from.
Made to sell for $19.95.
Special
Sale Price
on
MAIN
KNIT DISH
Red or blue borders. Extra
18c each.
Special
Tues. only
SECOND FLOOR
HAND DECORATED
WATER GLASSES
Chintz pattern, chip proof rims. Come in leti of 8
in a Gift Box. A $2.50 value.
Special
Tues. Only
MEZZANINE
Tues. Only . . . Extra Special
Sale of Famous Brandt of Loop Twiit
SCATTER RUGS
Latex treated "non skid" in a good assortment of
colon and tizei on tale Tuesday only at Vi less thon
rcqular prices. Sizes 18x30 in. up to 4x6 ft. Sale
prices range from 98e up to $11.97. Regular values.
$1.49 up to $17.95.
Tuesday Less Than
Only li Reg. Prices
SECOND FLOOR
KLAMATH'S OWN
"For Distinctive Gifts"
YOUR STORE
JONDAV.-AI'HIli 14, 1032
III "11 fTll' ' - "
tmmmmmmamtammmmmmmmtmmmmM
Gh'dden Paina
April 11 to April 2G
on gallon ol SprtsJ
tJAtlN, tho 100
Late tmultlcn point,
Mcro'i your cltanco
try thit wondtr pomI
oi a irjvinat. Yow'll ht
atignito wiin m
rich, lallny colon ond now taiy tfioy
apply on wolli or woorfwoih.
NEW WONDER COLORS
uil arrived. Com In mn4
o i duplor.
SAVE 42c
Chooto any ano at
Japoloc'i II herd
wearing colon, tn
eluding on uJlro-whito
thai ttayi whlla.
Owk-dryif. for (n
Ida or ovhlda.
$1-98 qt.
Ivy any ilia tan of
Roch-lpar for ragwtof
prk ond got onafhor
him ilia lor Only ).
An oM-puraatO lioar
vamlih.
ROPER & ROPER
PAINT STORE
2012 So. 6th
Ph. 9271
95
FLOOR
CLOTHS
large lize. Sell regularly
2 ,.,25
c
i-a for
I
" - j ilhy eh 4 wh
Main ot Ecplanadc
Ph. 3121
721 Main
Phone 4561
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