Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 17, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO no AT RACE TOKYO 141 More than 90 Jap anese fishing bouts are waiting lor the midnight April 28 effective date of the Japanese peace treaty to Hart a dash for Northern Pacific fishing grounds. COMTWUOtn D.IIT FKW Ml JP$i!B xAPrur I LL FCUU ' IoIrIIMD JeffCHSNDlfR-.SMaM ADDED CARTOON NEWS 31,175 women fell victim, last yea ilone, to these criminals. This is the story of one such Mler-seen through the sifhts of the pit he leveled at six women on the streets of San Francisco. The treatment of his story unparalleled on the screw makes unusual suspense entertainment . . . 1 Yu n inSwSnKj ' WEAKNESS! If VfclCJ RrVl He Moy Go Out of Control II JJyMjla 3l When He Sees You! The Dromotit ond Unlorgcl- f , & loble Story of o Younj Man iC? ""N Who Never Meant fo Jt tefa fl Horm. Anybody! f AiTS MARIE Ptfe: n WINDSOR jiT MiC Adoiph. jAr i MENJOU I 2 h-- I ! ArhV Ji tl J - , I I I hum ij ;r ; r V'ii--. J Added1 . "Men't Beit Filend" (Corteen) "CondljMIe" "Clemeut la Tennli" (Sperl) Newi TlT (Radia KFUV 10 Kc. rST Thursday Evening, April 17 6:00 SporU HichlttfhU 8:18 Homt Town News 8:25 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:.Y1 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 Mr. President ABC 7:; Defence Attorney ABC 8:00 Original Amateur Hour ABC 6:45 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline 10:15 Pacific CoaM Baseball 11:00 News Summary TODAY UBRRBi t .VXa ."Love Lorn Lethom" "Kids t pets" "Musical Memories" Free Pony Cart Rides tttttOtuCIS Skew 7dS en um at cuu FRIDAY 3BI6 STARS TOGETHER IN 2 ACTION PACKED HITS rrni PITTSBURGH an 11:05 Sign Oft KI-LW Krtdny, April 18 6:00 Sign on Newt 6 05 Coin In th Morn 6:45 Farm Far 1:00 Newt BkM. F.dttion T 15 Charlie's Roundup T:50 Bob (Jarred V Nw ABC V40 Top of (he Mining T 55 John Conte Sing ABC 8:00 Breakfat Cluh ABC 8:00 Hank Henry Show Break th Bank ARC 10:00 Chet Huntley News ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ARC U-.stt My True Storv ABC 10:55 Whispering SueeU APC 11:15 Stop & Shop 11:30 Against the Storm ABC 11:45 Muiitral Roundup 11:55 Market Report 17:00 Newt Noon Kditton 13:15 P leu Sidewalk Show 12 30 Lucky V Ranch ABC 1.00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:15 Belter Living 1:30 Marv Mnrgarcl McBrldt ARC 30 Basin Briefi 2:15 When a Curl Marries ABC 5::i0 Mary Marltn ABC 2:45 Rom. Eveln Winters ABC 3:00 Betty Crocker ABC 3:15 Ted Maione ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3:45 DAV Program 4:00 Reque.stfullv Yoxtrs .1:00 Fun Taclorj- ABC 9:23 World Flight Reporter ABC 3:."0 Chet HunU-y ABC 3:45 B B TV 6:00 Sports Highlight 6:13 Home Town Neva 6:25 World News Summary C 30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Sanka News Roundup ABC fiOO Gillette Fights ABC 8:00 Richard Diamond ABC 8:30 This U Your FBI ABC e0 Ozzic and Harriet ABC 9:30 Cone, of Favorites 10:00 10 P.M. Headline 10:13 Pacific Coast Bateball 11:00 News 11:03 Sign Ofr KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Thursday Evening. April 17 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :13 Klam. Theater Quia :30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Have New MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Advert, of Casanova MRS 7:30 To Be Announced MBS 8:00 Clyde Beatty Show MBS 8:30 Burl Ive Sings 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonaire 9.-00 Glenn Hardy News ilBS 9:15 Fulton Lewi Jr. MBS 9:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 5-Mtnutc Final 10:00 I Love a Mystat-7 AfBS 10:13 Rod and Gun Club MBS 10:45 Serenade In Blue 11:00 Night Owls News 11.05 Night Owli Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Friday, April 18 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:45 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Headlines & Bj lines 7:45 Best Buys 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 8:00 Homemaker Harmonies 9:13 Platter Party 9:43 Favorites of Yesterday 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Ten MBS 10:30 LaPointcs 10:45 Concert 10:55 Currins 11-00 Ladles Fair MBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:CO Name Bands 12:13 Noonday Newi 13:30 Dance Tunes 13:43 Market A Livestock 12:53 Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1 30 Take a Number MBS 2:00 News MBS 2.03 News MBS 2:13 Two at 213 2:43 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes News MBS 3:00 Twilight Time 5:30 Wild Bill Hlckok MBS 3:55 News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MPS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quil 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Adventures nr M 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Woman of the Year MBS 8:30 Proudly We Kail 9:00 Glenn Hardy. News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Magazine Theater MBS 9:33 3-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Armed Forces Review MB! 11:00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Major League Trust Eyed LOS ANGELES I Rep. Pat rick J. Hillings, IR.- Calif.), cast a sharp eye at the Major League rulers Thursday and said they'd better relax a bit if they want his vote to exempt them from the Anti trust Laws. Hillings, a member of the House committee which Investigated base ball last winter, labelled the "third Major League" for the Pacific Coast loop a "smoice screen." He said he believes it was de signed to relieve pressure on the two majors to extend big league franchises to other heavily popu lated areas, such as Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Coast League's "open classi fication," eliminating them from the option clause, was only a mild step toward making the coast a third major an event Hillings he can not see even in the distant future. NOW SHOWING KANSAS hits RAISERS DISHES TOTHE I life .1 lou 6m HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH uYtT."' .V. tootW Klamath Breeders Rate High for Angus Trials By MALCOLM F.PLEY JR Farm Editor Aberdeen Angus cattle which its breeders will boast are the best come Into focus in the Klam ath country this weekend with the advent of the Fifth Annual Klam ath Falls Aberdeen Angus show and Sale. The first shipments consigned to the sale were scheduled to start arriving at the Fairgrounds today, according to Chairman Alvln Cheyne. Aberdeen Angus Is breed of pure black beef cattle, a breed de veloped without horns. Breeders boast their animals will carry more meet than other beef breeds. FREE SHOW The what's and how's of a first State DeMolay Conclave Here I The Order of DeMolay's 1953 State Conclave opens at Oregon Technical Institute tomorrow, with some 300 young Oregonians expect ed to attend. I DeMolay is a group sponsored by the Masonic Lodfee, though it is not a "junior" Masonic group. The or-jgamzation-ls for young men 14-31 years of age, and has chapters es tablished throughout North Amer ica, as well as In Australia and the Philippines. It's teachings, according to De Molay. is to supplement the teach ings of the home and church. Registration at the convention opens at 8 a. m. tomorrow In the OTI theater. The Klamath Falls chapter is host to the some 60 chapters In Oregon, Including Tule lake's chapter in California. OPEN DOORS Klamath homes 73 of them have opened their doors to house the conventioneers. Another 128 will be housed at OTT. The program tomorrow includes a tour of the campus starting at 1 ip. m., and welcoming addresses jare to be made In the theater starting at 3. Welcoming the DeMolays will be i Klamath Falls Mayor Bob Thomp json; Edward E. "Dad" Beaty, Grand Council of Oregon; OTI Di rector Winston Purvinc; Master Dale Bebber. Masonic Lodge 77, Klamath Falls, and State Master Councilor James Ward, Medlord. State Grand Master Ralph 6 I Nesbltt of the Masons Is also sched uled for appearance. Supper is planned for the OTI cafeteria at 5:30, with 7 P. m. rlt ulLstlc degree presented by the Cor ivallis chapter. DeMolay degree by ithc Medford group, and the Flow ;er degree by Arnold Telford, Eu jgene. I Saturday breakfast will precede business meetings in the morning. I lunch at the OTI cafeteria. Election !of officers will be held that after jnoon at 3:30. At 3:45 memorial services are planned for deceased DeMolays, and Winston Purvlne will address the conclave ot 4, followed by a "good of the order" talk by State Orator Bob Myrick, Ashland. DINNER ' Saturday evening's dinner Is scheduled for 7 p. m. at the Klam ath Falls armory. Sunday, the DMolays will attend the First Methodist church In a body, and Rev. Lloyd Holloway has made arrangements to include De Molays in the service. Tlie Klamath chapter's advisory council consists of Chuck Bonnev, Bill Milne. Charles T. Carlson. Milt Sessler and Chairman Chuck Friedel. Death Crash Pilot Home NEW YORK ( Capt. John C. Burn, the airline pilot who twice escaped tragic air crashes, came home Wednesday night Willi his ailraclive wife, Singer Jane Fro man. All Burn had to say was lhat lie was "lust glad to be home." He didn't want In talk about last week's crash of hiri plane Into Ihe ocean off Puerto Rico. Flfly-two persons were killed In the accident. Burn was one of 17 survivors. During the war Burn wan the co pilot of a plane that crashed Into the sea at Lisbon, Portugal. Miss Froman was a passenger on that plane. Burn rescued her from Ihe water. The singer was crippled by the crash but recovered and later married Burn. . Miss Froman had flown In Puerto Rico lo be vlth her hur,band after last week's era'h FALLS, OREGON 1 .JW'WK.l and T tree advice from b..naer. class show are open free to Klam ath residents Sunday as Judge Jim Guttrldge. Oak drove. Colli., looks over the animals. And Klamath cat tlemen may well place h'gn in the show. In Sacramento; earlier this year Gerry West, Poe Valley Angus breeder, walked olf with the purple ribbon of grand championship lor his female. And Alvln and Chirles Cheyne, Spring . Lake, held the top selling pen of two which had tagged the second place ribbons in judging. On the docket are 20 registered bulls. 33 registered females and 70 commercial females, some with calves at their side. The whole affair is being backed this year by the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce, which has I sent out more than 400 invitations :to Angus land other) breeders throughout the Northwest and in ; California. AUTIO.NEER Waller Palmer, a rcdnosed laugh 'catching little man land an ef- feclive salesman) from Los Ange les, has been selected as auctioneer again this year after last year's appearance here. He has written the Chamber of Commerce here that to his knowledge this Is the only such cattle sale with the back ing of a Chamber group. I One of the features of the "Angus Days'' will be Sunday night's ban quet at tne winard hotel. Catalogs for the show and sale are available at the Klamath Coun ty Agent's office In the Postofflce Building. Children Die In Car Fire SEATTLE ifl Two small chil dren burned to death in u parked car near their homes Wednesday. The victims were Robert Den nis Shelden. two-veer-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hom-i H. Shelden, and Carole Kauzlarich. three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed KRUzlarich. Battnllon Fire Chief Parke Ad ams said the children apparently had been playing wlih matches In the old-model sedan vhich had been parked next door t" the Shelden home nearly a month. Adams theorized Ihe children ei ther were asleep or overcome by fumes when ihe fire broke out. r JOT KLAMATH FAILS. OftCAOl AMERICAN CHINISI tto Hwk beat) Ml. Mi tn (Men T. Tke Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. ft Kcpp well informed with Stll HAYES ASiD THE NEWS A Wt Coast Favorite for over 20 yearn MONDAY thru FRIDAY 4:45 & 0:45 p.m. KFJI I f&n' Big Loggers Get Advantage WASHINGTON i,n Blir lnuthn oiitllla are DpMln( an ntlvninnui' nvnr Hiuall opemtors in niiliuiml IoipsIs bpcaiue the Korrsl Srivue larks ninnry tor roart buildliiR, Sni. Dworshak tR. -Iowa i, aniil Thursday. Contracts for limber anles In na tional forrsl.s sre brum nwnrdrtl on cnntllilnn that btiyria build ac cess roads. This lel.s pinall operators out be rau.sf they haven't rnoiiKli capital to build roads costing in Ihe npiiih borltood of 1500.000. Utvorsliak told a reporter. The Forest Service. Justifying Its the limber fur delense use. and policy, says Its necessary in gel access ronds mu.sl be built to get to overripe I reps. The Forest Serv ice will have no money lor access road con-ttuctlon this year. Duorshuk Is checking Into Ihe possibility of having Ihe Renin slructton Finance Corporation lend tile Forest Service enough inoiirv to build an access road in the Kanlksn Forest in Idaho, so a htrue limber tract Ihrre could be ottered to small h'Sclng firms. A proposed sale or 81 . million board feet of limber lu the Knnlksu Forest l.s being 'leld up while Ihe loan possibility und others are bo Inn Investigated. trcakfoit . . . lit (or kinft I We re Closing Out Our Entire Stock Of New REFRIGERATORS Priced low for quick clearance! No Trode Ini CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING BUYS! Reg. 229.95 Model A.S. (7.6 cu. ft.) 169.50 Reg. 249.95 Model A.H. (7 cu. ft.) 189.50 Reg. 259.95 Model S.R. (8.6 cu. ft.) 199.50 Reg. 279.95 Model H.R. (8 cu. ft.) 219.50 Reg. 374.95 Model H.M. (11 cu. ft.) 279.50 Oregon Eqiaipiee Co. 203 Riverside (Across Link River Bridge) Ph. 661 Spokane Church Leader Dies SPOKANE ill The Very Rev. Charles K. McAllstcr, tlean l Ihe ralheriial of St. John Hie Kvauue- hffi FOR A LIMITED tNbAGEMENT! i U No InereoieR lyiiat. In Prlcei ZlljW 1 . GEDC3GE Eveninqt for your doncinq ond listening pleoiure AAolcrtores 1112 Mlf 40-11.. Frmrn Kooil 4 1ir.lt alitimlanre of irnrral llor.f. psrrt rnamy lintlle .i.rri 12-1)1. Miil.t-Colli vrgrl.l.l. rri.nrr. Pnlvilyren. new oomlrr ni.tr rial, ih.i'. hll. all lite war through, uiril on man. inlrrinr paru. A Ini 38 Hi. frrpier elir.1 at ihe lop. F.lra room fur lall botllea and bulky food.. I'.ltn lui.liel of coM .pare Irrp. a hugr .iippl. of fruit., vegRlablei anil heveragei ilrliciomly colli! Aiitnmalic llU'lTfifl CHEST.. Rig iliding Mrat Tr.j. Anjtlltable ihflf ipiee, with llft-out h.lf ihrlf, CoTfreil ITanHitriT for eonvunient mniiKnld ilorafr, PoUr.phere CoW-Miker for drprjiH.blf, trouble-free performaaee. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, IMal IIM here, died Wednesday night of a heart ailment. He was Ml. A prominent civic lender hre. Dean McAllister hn'l neon a hi,n. ber pi Ihe V'ushlimlnn Hlate Col lege Bonrd ol ltcgiils "luce Ifisl. He had been dean "I Hip Hnokana cathedral alnce DIRECT FROM HOLLYWOOD! Moin With Big Acroit-the-To" Froien Food Cheit f YTTTS ONLY 19995 j Regular 279.50 J v Save 79.55 SAVE 95.45 ON THIS BIG 12 CU. FT. MODEL! 4 Cold to the Floor Regular 334.95 . aereuory al amall eilra ro.ll 23950 P.'.