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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1952)
iim HERLD AND NF.WS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKKCiON MONDAY, APIUIi 21, 'AGE TWO - Jim i i in in w u ,'L-V "1 KFJI 1130 Kd pst Monday Evening. April 21 0:00 Glbrlcl Htt-lUr MBS 6:15 KUmHth Thailcr gun 0:30 Around Town New fi:40 Somtthtni to Think About (1:45 Sam H)e, Ncwi MBS 11:05 Bill Henry MBS t oo I Wa Communist for FBI 1:30 Bright Star HOT Ll Gort Do It MBS 11:30 Hollywood Thti MES 9 00 Glenn Hardy Mcwt MBS S:t3 Kulton Lewlt K"i MBS 9.ji Mutual Kewiml MBS :5S 6-mtmite Tlnal MBS fl:t:o I haw A MyiUry MBS 0:1A Survival . tWlO War Tront-Home Tront MBS 11:03 Night OwU Ntwi , 110,1 N' Hilt Owla ClUb ia:oo sign otf KFJI 115 Kc PST . Tuesday, April 21 0:00 Sunrlat Serenade K:43 rarm Reporter 0:M Rtitonal New 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 1.13 &rak1ait Gang MBS 7:30 Headline and Bjhne l.Ai Bt Eui B:00 Ctcll Brown MBS :13 Brcakfut Gang MBS 8:Li) Kaven cf Rcit MBh S:00 Homtmal;er Harmomce 0.13 Platter Party 0:43 Familiar Hvorltei 10:00 Newspaper of the Air Miss 10:13 Tello Te MBS 10:30 La Polntca 10:43 Concert 10:33 Currini 11:03 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 Km MES 11:30 ueen for a Day MBS 1.00 Nam Bands 12:15 Noonday Newa 13:$3 Your Dance Tunea 1R:43 Market mid Livestock 12:33 Klaniaih Notea 100 5ck Klrkwood Show MBS 1:30 Take- a Number MBS 2:00 Newa MRS , 2:03 Newa MES ' 2:13 Two at 2:13 3:45 Answer Mail MBS 3:00 Ricky' Request 4:00 Behind The Story MBS 4:13 Hemingway New MES 4:30 Curt Matsey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Serjeant Pretton MBS 5:30 Sky King MBS 5:33 Cecil Brown MBS 6:C0 Gabriel Heatter MBS 613 Klamath Theater juia 6:50 Around Town New 6:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Hayea New MES 6:53 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Black Museum MBS 7:30 Peter Salem. MBS S:C0 Count of Monte Crlito MBS 8:30 Roving at Rudy's S:4S Heidelberg Harmonaire 0:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewta New MBS 0:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9:43 Sports Final 8:55 5-Mtnute Final MBS 10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 Here to Vet 10:20 Opera Concert MBS 11:00 Night OwU New 11:0 Night Owls Club 12.00 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST Monday Evening, April 21 6:00 Sport Hiehlignti. 6:15 Home Town New 6:25 World New Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Henry J. Talor ABC 7:45 Stewart Cra'a ABC on The Bif Hand ABC 0:30 "How can Our Churches Best Contribute to , Building Uie Baafn?" 10:00 V) P. M. Headlines 10:15 navy Star Tim . 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11-05 Sign Off KFLW 1450, KcPST Tuesday April 22 0OO Sign On New Summary 6:05 Corn in the Morn 0:43 Farm Fare TOO News. Bkfrt. Edition T:I3 Charlie Roundup T:30 Bob Garred. Newa ABC 7:40 Top of the Morn.ng 7:53 John Conte ABC BOO Breakfast Club ARC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10-.:i0 My True Storv ABC 10-33 Whispering StieeU ABC 10:13 Stop and Shop l:M Again t the Storm ABC 11:43 Musical Roundup 11:33 Market Report 12:00 Noon Kditton New 12:13 Pa.ilew Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky V Ranch AEL 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC , 1:13 Teller Living 1:0 Standard School Bdct. 2:00 fcaftin Briefs 2:13 When A Girl Marries, ABC 2:30 Mary Marlin ABC - 2:43 Rom. Kvelyn Winter) ABC 30 Betty Crocker ABC .1:13 Ted Malonc AEC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC ' 3:43 Errand ot Vcrcy 40 Reruestfully -Your " 5:00 Tom Corbett, le Cadet ABC 3:73 World night Reporter AEL Cliet Huntley ABC 5:43 B a B TV 6:00 Sport Highlight 6:13 Home Town New 1 6:23 World New Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Keacltne Edition ABC 6:53 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 Greatest Story ABC 7:30 Kewttand Theatre ABC 8 J0 Escape with Me ABC 8:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Ban ball 110 News Summary 113 Sign Off De Molays Get New Officers it rlffcf m7 a City Ballot Study Slated Ttlj, VllflflUH I'llV llirilKIU'MI mi t lit. Klnmnth Fxlls Mv 1U bnllol will b,' ril.Ht'Unird by Ihr I.enKiip 01 Wiilnon Vnli'm Wrilm'.Mliiv ill n i 'J n in. Wrrimvsfliiv inrnlhiu ill Iho I'rlk'iui unrty luuiu. The Cltltvn'a Vlrw of "M Imuill MMillsorcd bv tbF l.riiiiuc nf Wmnrn Volrix l.tfc MiiuiiiiIiip nml Uif Nnilniiiil UioiURiiiun; Cianiiuuy will Up prcscnlcd. In Ihli nPllvltv IchiiI iiiiMiibcru innv murk bullols 1'boo.ilnir (HiMUimi lo be mil lo lirpsUlPiillul ' rnnttldi.tCH nt Hip l.piiHUP' mtllmml I'linvpiilloii to bo nrhl May I 111 tinpiiinnu. wrilnp.stlnv's iiippIIiiii will bo ruiHlui'lPil by Mr.--. Trcil KnrlMin, voIpih SPivlce elinlrnnui. wun mil John Yndoii coiiiimuii. Vernon Thompson. Roseburg,. j was elected Slate Master Couucilur of the Order of De Molay for B05-S durinR the 1953 conclave held on i the OTi campus the past wekeend as 379 delegates from most cf Oregon's 60 chapter met under the 1 theme '"Education." j Bill Cox. Portland was elected Deputy Sir.te Master Councilor. pml Marvin Nerseth. Klamath Falls, was elected Senior State Councilor, wlilie Bud Parker. Newpoet. was named Junior Slate Couucilur. Astoria was selected as nest year's De ' Mole? conclave city EMPLOYES sped the boss on his way at Scars, Roebuck and Co. as Manager Bill ' Payette turned over the keys to Assistant Manager Clark Blair. Payctle left Saturday morning for a store managers conference in Seattle, and employes took over the store for the annual Employes Days event. Left to right are: "Frenchy" St. John, Nell Bedal, Beverly Knudston. Chet Morris. Pavette, Blair and Richard Gunderson. Girl Rescues Boy in Water TENNANT Sharon Murphy. 13 year old daushter of Mr. and Mrs, Archie Murphy, recently saved the lite of a 7-year-old boy who had fallen 1:110 a l&ke nenr 8hesta Dam. Severrl persons from Tennant, infllitJini. Xi aiul fr Km, Troilm with the affair set for early May. End dauber" Saiidrn:'Mr. end Mrs. Grand Master Baipn a. nesoiu ; DiCc Hatfield and Mrs. Hstel Moo of the Oregon Masonic Ledge, and usey, Donald and Michael Mooney Grand Secy. Harry D. Proudfoot. j and Sharon were rvttendinij a fam both of Portland, were visitors at 'ily reunion at the community of the conclave Saturday. Lake Shore. . Saturday night De Molays were While the Jamilles were exchanc feted in a grand banquet at the irg grectlncs. the children -ran to armorv. and Sunday participated the lake and little David White, in church "rvi-es at the First! son of Mr. and Mrs. Burris White. i Methodist Church. iLf.ke County, cant., ic.u into me Jim Warn Veutord Bnd R'cntrrn- ai-iooi woier. tow fSflfl RUCH-EAIiSKO Tm rimjtivii b). n fmi Can Bias fArl ay W t1-Cris lUL CL 9 YL LADIES we STILL HAVE A FEW f c b...i. r:.L - (- Iky. J tLmt RF1IITIFIII PlHl f Pint Pattna la LIMITED Qna- P till... T Mr a yaw ckain NEXT son Wilbanks. Albany, are the past Master and Deputy Master Coun cilors, respectively. CREMATION COSTS X'P SINGAPORE I The health officer has boosted charges for pub lip cremation in Hindu and Budh- ist cemeteries here from b tsralls h:s nose whUe under aier. dollars (14.75) to fifty dollars Sharon h?d learned to awim at (S16.35). The increase is due M Yreka last summer, the higher cost of firewood. j Sharon dived ill and after uroD- ing wilh debris und?r water finally "r.ibbed the younoster. held his ftce above the surface and swam to hoie where other children were able to pull them out. Little David contributed to the saving of his own life by having presence of mind enougn o noio I I Infant Aided Second Time City firemen lale Saturday after noon were called back lo the Nick Yoro residence. 139 Uei linua. where two-month-old baby was strang ling on milk. This is a repeat call for sim ilar Incident the niRlit before when lircmen revived the child without use of a respirator. However, the baby was taken lo the hospital Saturday. Flames from burning debris at Hip site of Inst summer's big lEwauna Box Co. fire on Souili Sixth Street brouulil out firemen R..nin Snfnrriuv afternoon. The flames were blamm danger ouslv near the FP Ice dock, but firemen report Ihev were cooled down and no dnmace was caused. Experts Probe Death Crash l.oa ANOEI.Es LB While dep uty counlv coroners continued their Bi-lalv task of nlteiiiitlng to conv plele Idpiillllrallon ul JU pliuio crush victim, uvliilum experts Monday tried to determine causr of Friday's airliner disaster. Ralph Itpcd, deputy rinii 01 inr Civil Apronaullcs Uoard. an I hl assistants were reraccktiig parts nl ine siunsnen i.iu iiou-ai-hviiuivii North Coullnent Airlines piano. Later n pulillc hearing on the crash will be held. I Reed said he didn't give much j weight to a possible heart attack of the pilot a.i a crash cause, lit' I said It was logical the co pilot I would take over If the pilot were I stricken. I Saturday, a county autopsy Mir- Igron said he found post mortem evidence that the rieud pilot, Lewis Powell. 44. of La Crescenta. Calll., suffered from heart dlsea.ve The coroner's office said 38 bodies and parts of a Wth have been re covered. Only 21 have been Identified. Taxi Firms Hike Rates 4 GARLAND BABC0CK, 10, son of Lester Allen, Mid land Road, has completed his Air Force basic training at Lackland Field, Tex., and is now stationed at Mc Chord Field, Wash, lie has the rate of airman, third class. Kliiiiialh tuxl HGi'vlcei have noiinceil an Uicieaso III their rules. The reason, llicy explain, la li. ciiuio of the continuum liaicu-ic in costs and pxpensea. A "M-eeul wine" In close to tin downtown area has been shortened, while most oilier tnniiM have In creased by 113 ceutM. Trips lo the airport Imve. been lipped to cents.. Ono tab acrvlco ninnager ald tills Is Hie llist Inoieaso 111 call prlcna In about 10 yciiin. lie nld eosls of gasoline, pari, and equip ment have inounlrd In recent years, an well as lh luor ex penses. The city franchise, lie aald, hM doubled III the past decade. I British Clocks I Set Ahead I LONDON i.f Britons have et their clocks ulu'ud one hour lor I Hie summer. The clmnge which went Inlo ef ! feci Snnduv. puis Ihe "me In Kmc ilund nine liours ahead of Paclllo - standard lime In Hip Unlled Slulps, ! liutend of eight. English tune Is now the sumo aa In France, llaly land Germany. Thry made no aunt I mer change. 3- DAY SERVICE lv Your Rtflittud Waxlimak( DALE B. TEPPER WATCHMAKER-JEWELERS 116 South 8th ' By ho Ptlicon Thtottr M n Wi( itm a tie treat ' l"eo-,, w tBATTLE 'A 11 US PASS 4 JT- Ti irrr piuuni ro r,0m0ti fROM 1,45 0 Credit Bars Goinq Down? WASHINGTON W An end to government control over install ment buying is expected soon, in formed officials say. This would mean that there would no longer be any federal regula tions over how much you would have to pay down on automobiles radio and television sets refrigera tors furniture and other Items. And, too. there would be no limit 'ixed on how long or short a tim; ou would get to pay back your oans. SGT. HENRY R. MATTES, 2L17 Oak, was released from active duty with the Marines this month after a year in Korea with an am trac outfit. Frigcard Rites Held Today Funeral services -.'cre held todav in Colton for Thomas Frigaard. 76, father ot Mrs. Dick Reeder. Klam ath Falls. Mr. Frigaard. 75. died .it the family home late Friday fol lowing a stroke two months ago. He had been a resident of Colton lor 40 years. He was born in Nor v;av and came to this country In ".Surviving afe his widow. Mrs. ' P1?"'""- Ellen Frigaard. Colton: two sons. German Blast Fatal to 13 BERLIN i A coal mine ex plosion behind the Iron Curtain tn East Germany na.s kil'ed at lei st 13 miners and Injured 27. An undis closed number of miners are listed as missln. An official atalemcnt by the East German government said the blast Saturdav was In e shaft o' a hard rnal mine in Zwickau In Southern Saxony, an area closed lo West erners. The announcement was the first of Its kind to come from the Com munist government alinouiili II is known that copper and uranium mines hrve exploded In the East. This fact led to speculation that the latest disaster was so gieal r. was felt It could not be kept secret. State security police, who nor mally investigate political matters including sabotuge. have been i called to seek the cause of the ex- Zone cool pits work m:n eucii. con- TVin nfflf-iolc nnintari nut how- r . V . ."surviving arc inr wwuw, nun. t r"ott -,,, rWa ie nn mnv nfnnt tn end t--, , I bOine C.aSl ll"'. V,"..:"T..i.:r7. 'n",0'"?"' "f . mnv son IConrad fr 7aard. eaiem ana u ne .,-- primitive and ; r rigaara. new iora. wna iiyuw , -,, h,rni,se the Russians several grandchildren. " . Mr. and Mrs. Reeder and inmuv went north for the funeral and will HQV- houses. These officials said the Federal Reserve Board is ready to suspend sontrols on installment buying of i consumer tzoods as soon as it learns what Conrgess Is going to do about jreturn hom(, tonight. . Two major reasons for an early end lo the regulations were citea. (A A removal of the restrictions mtetit act as a st'mulent to la'-'sin sales and (B) inflationary forces have subsided, for the present, at least. ; ML. PORTLAND Wl The Oregon State Avinlotn Associat'on wbp's Congress to pass legislation au thorizing the use of civilian flyinq schools to train pilots for the armed forces. THOUSANDS HOMELESS SAIGON, Indochina W Fire destroyed 1,500 straw huts at the edge of Saigon Monday, leaving 10.000 persons homeless. The blaz. started when a bottle of gasoline was accidentally dropped and caught fire. KFJI 7 30 p.m. BRIGHT STAR Special Sewing Course FREE With the purchase of any BEL-AIRE Scwinq Machine. Complete line lewing acces sories AT- SEWING MACHINE SERVICE & EXCHANGE 422 Main Ph. 6771 ryniia-mi&i.iirtWiW'rBwRinir TWM JWSHOW i r i 1 1 M'WyX- l lli l V&TA BSC I It M T f SHOWING 010 s? 1 pyi U 618 HIT- ) Die stir of "King Solomon's Mines" tltlUI tlMtO, in a bi( new fs rouh!..notoos!r.. vl LL.ni i a r .IWIWIIliViH A 'V( PE.OkLlCaAIIGEB'IIDCEOII WYr' I S Ah O To ? DINNER IN THE PONDEROSA ROOM" WILL READY Wednesday, April 23rd -And Served Nightly Thereafter From 6 to TO p.m. FEATURING Our Chef's Select Tossed Green Salads Choice Thick Cur Steaks and Chops Golden Brown Frted Chicken Ocean Fresh Sea Foods TABLE SERVICE FROM THE CARTS PLANNED TO BRING YOU A NEW PLEASURE IN DINING OUR GRAND OPENING PARTY WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON PONDEROSA ROOM AT THE WILLARD HOTEL "Advancing with Klamath Falls" Opening Tuel., April 22nd, "The Gentlemen of Note." Direct from Hollywood DANCING . 9:30 'III 1:30 No Federal Tas before dancing itortf. nhAMATM rAkie. .ateo. AMERICAN CHINESE Ptk 'w Orden Ta Take Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. DOUBLE Green Stamps on Wednesday CEC'C Signal Service 77 Main St. i INVESTIGATE THE AMANA FOOD CLUB PLAN Membership 15 MONTHLY DUES FREE! MERIT'S 609 So. 6th Ph. 2-3429 AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS We are happy to be able to tell you that the lawsuit brought more than four years ago against Ford Motor Company and Dearborn Motors Corporation by Harry Ferguson and Harry Ferguson, Inc. has been settled by agreement of the parties. There are three points connected with this settlement which, as a present or possible future owner of a Ford Tractor, we want to make clear to you. Regardless of what you may hear to the con trary, these are the FACTS. 3 POINTS OF INTEREST a To Our Present and Future Customers IFord Motor Compony will continue production of the present Ford Troctor without Interrup tion, ond Deorborn Mofori Corporation will con tinue to morket them nationally ot in Ihe pott. By the end of 1952, Ford Motor Compony ho ogreed to make two simple changes, ond only two chonges, in the means of operation ond con trol of a pump used In the hydraulic system in the Ford Tractor. After these simple changes hove been made, there It nothing in the seMlemcn! ol Ihe suit prevent Ford Motor Company from con tinuing the manufacture of the preient Ford Trac tor for as long at il moy choose. 2 Ford Motor Compony will continue lo produce and Dearborn Motors Corporation, ond our selves os dealer, will continue to supply all repoir parts for all past, present ond future Ford Trac tors. 3 Ford Tractors will continue to offer oil the advantages of the preient system of hydraulic control, the present method 'of attaching and operating implements, and all' other, features re sponsible for their wide popularity. Dearborn Motors will continue to offer Its some complete line of implements. A STATEMENT By Mr. Henry Ford II "In normol llmei Ford Motor Compony would corry luch a tuit to a final conclusion In the court These are nor normal limes. Under the circumstances we were glod to get rid of the litigation to ovoid the expente, horassment, ond fur ther interference with our tractor business involved In additional years In the courts. "The lettlement In no wey Inter feret with Ford Motor Company') continuing to offer to the former the lowest priced tractor with hydraulic control and the preient method of attaching and operat fng Implement!." It is a source of deep satisfaction to us to be in a position to debunk conclus ively ond finally in this way the assertions that have been made and thi propaganda that has been spread over the past four years. Klamath Tractor & Implement Co. 5616 So. 6th St., Klamath Falls, Oregon Ph. 8801 i
