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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1952)
PAGE TWO KFLW TutuUv Evenlnt, April JJ i:00 fiporti llfhl.lhti ff:1A Home Town Newi J:?J) World New Summary M Twilight frrenad. 45 Ifeadlin Edition ARC t U C'omini AHracUoni on ABC 1:00 Urcatest Story ABC 1:30 Ntwutand Thmlra ABC 11:00 Eicap With Mr ABC 830 Pacific Coatl Baitbatl JO 00 10 P.M. Ht id line 10:19 Pacific Cont Baaeball 11:00 Newt Summary ' 11:03 ftifn Ori KFLW Wednesday, April 23 :00 Siffn on Krwi Summary 6:03 Corn In Hit Morn . v i-43 I arm are 1:00 News. Breakfast Edition 7:15 Charlle i nounoup 7::t0 nob Uarrrd & Nwa ABC 7:40 Top ol th Morning 7:33 John Conic ABC BOO Breakfast Cluh ABC fl.00 Hank henry Show 8:110 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ARC 10:13 Lone Journey AEC 10:30 Mv True Story ABC 10:33 WhUperiPi Strteta ABC 11:15 Stop it Shop 11:30 Analnrt the Storm ABC 11:45 M uilcal Roundup 11:33 Market Report 12:00 Newi. Noon Ldltton 12:13 Payleai Sidewalk Show iir.yo uucity-u Rancn aBC 1:00 Paul Jiarvey ABC 1:13 Belter living 1:30 Mary Marraret McBrldt ABC 8:00 Bain Briefs 3:13 When a Girl Marriei ABC 3:30 Mary Marltn ABC 3:43 Romance Eve. Winter ABC 1:00 Betty Crocker ABC .1:13 Ted Malone AEC 3:30 Djan Cameron ABC 3:43 Vcice of America 4:00 Requeetfully Your 5:00 Fun Factory ABC 8:25 World Fllcht F.eportcr ABi 8:30 Chet Huntley ABC K:45 B ft B TV (i:00 Sport HighlichU :13 Home Town rw iS:J3 World Niwt Summary 6:30 TV-flight Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC G:55 Coming Attraction on ABC T:00 The Lone Ranger ABC T:30 Mystery TVealre ABC :00 The Top Guy ARC 8:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 0:15 Pacific Coast Baseball . 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sifn Off KFJI Tuesday Evenlns, April 22 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quix 6:30 Around Town New 6:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam HayeNews MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Black Museum MBS 7:30 Peter Salem MES 8:00 Count Mont Crhlo MBS IT 30 Roving al Rudy 6:45 Heioclbrrg Harmonatrrs B OO (ilenn Hardy- New MBS S:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. Mrs 9 ;t0 Mutual New i.reel ML'S S 43 Sports Final S:53 3-Mtnule Fit al MRS 10:00 I Love A MVMcry MBS 10:13 Here to Vets 10:30 Opera Concert MBS 11:00 Ntgllt Owls New 11:03 Night Owl Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI Wednesday. April 23 tf:00 Gunrae Serenade 6:53 Farm Reporter 7:10 Hemingway- New MRS 7:13 Break ft Clang MES 7:30 Headline & Hi Unci 7:43 Bel l7u 8:00 Cecil Brown MRS 8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS B:.'W Bible Institute MRS 9:00 Homemakers Harmonies 9:13 (iaraen Guide 9:30 Platter Party 9:45 Favorites of Yesterday 10:00 Newipaper of the Air MBS 10:13 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPotntea 10:43 Concert 10:!M Cur r In 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 New MBS 11:30 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noondav News Dance Tunes 12:43 Market & Livestock 12:35 Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Ktrkwood MP 1:20 Take a Number MBi 2:00 News MES 2:03 News MES 2:13 Two at 2:13 2:43 Atwwer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky' Request 43 Behind the Story MRS 4:1S Hemingway News Mr S 4:30 Curt Mae-ey Time MPS 4:45 Sam Hje New MBS 50 Twilight Time 3:m Wild Bill Hick ok MBS 3 55 News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6.13 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town New 6:40 Something To Think About 6:45 Sam Haes New MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Family Theater MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MES 11:00 Whet's the Ntmr of Song MBS 8:30 Mysterious Traveler MPS 8:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 30 WresMlne 10:13 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 Out of Thunder MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off HERALD AND N K W S, K LA M ATI j FA LLS, 0Ry0iN I -, H. r ' I r , z V '.;V -. .'., .'i .': A, .-.. f?Sil-A Jl.'A . ..W- " &x TUKSDAY, APRIL 22. IBM lria,tei AP Reporter Wins Award WASHINGTON John M. lllglitowrr o( I lie AMOclnled Prtu Iks won I he eighth tnininl Ray mond Olupprr memorlnl word. his i Aerond Jounullatlo prlte In row. The MOO Clapper award lor "ex ceptionally meritorious" work dur ing 1061 was voted by live news, paper editors, serving a Judges, lor lllghtower'a tienernl oovoruiia ol the state department al Wash ington. The award wan prenrnletl Uuliir day nluht at the annual banquet ol the American Society of News paper Editors, Hlghtower was named April 3 us the winner of Hie Sigma Delta Ch dlHtlitmilnhed service award for Washington correspondence. rll ma Delia Clhl Is a prulessloniil liitii'OnllMin fi'uterhllv ImA ( A MIRRORS r m ret any ream In h 1M K. Main Mobile ' RADIO REPAIRING Right Al Ysur Heme Save Tims and Mmr All Ward OuannltiJ Ph. St 4S3S Denr Ave. HEAVY SNOWPACK AT DONNER SUMMI T Scenes sucli as these towerinc drifts of snow at Donner Summit, California, are causing concern in California's interior valleys. The deepest Sierra snowpack on record is waiting there are bound to be floods. to melt and if it melts too rapidly, Marine Knifes Bed Heckler FORT LEWIS 'J! Marine Pfc. Herman Spicer. Texarkana, didn't like having the bedcovers culled oil of him early Monday by Air Force Airman First Clan Billie J. Epperson. St. Louis. Mo. So, Maj. Clyde W. Gibson, the Fort Provost Marshal, reported, Spicer got a butcher kn!fe at the mess nail, sought out Epperson and stabbed him. Epperson was not in serious con dition. Soicer was held by the Mili tary Police. Center to Portray Canfor As Self-Role in New Pic HOLLYWOOD (NEAi Hollv-; plied, "We're having them trained. wood Eye Openeis: It took thel Warner studio makeup department Bob Hope's reaction to his firrt rxactlv 40 minutes to make Eddie ! glimpse of Jane Russell In "Sou Cantor look l'ke Eddie Cantor (or I of Paleface": his role in "The Story of Will Rog- i "I don't know what she's got but ers." . . . Rhonda Flcminn's quotes , If we could bottle It we could make about her role in "Tropic Zone ": I a fortune." "It may be a tropical heat wave I There's a new barrage of crlti- for Uie censors. I nave is cnanges' cism oeing snot at James mason beef: Tlielr refusal to plant taped interviews to an Important B B.C. olllrinl who recently visited Holly wood. Herman Hover, who put Lilt St. Cyr before the gnup-and-ftah crowd, has Mgned Dlveua. the mer maid ho strips under water. Something tells me Dlvenn la onr doll whose lite story will never be p laved bv Esthrr Williams. of clothes but people keep rlppnu them off me." . . . Jane Nigh on the subject of her sudden marriage to Lt. tj.g.) John Baker: "I'm 37 years old and I looked all over for a good steady man. The trouble with men in Hollywood Is that they have been everywhere and they know all the answers." and Stewart Granger by ancrv scribes of the London press. The AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO ilnna-Mwn-mffim-iiiafeiB cunc TrMITC aaaMmaMaaaMasMak. I III - TL. f I AIJ I Summer Time" I orzm; and 1 "Sofdiers Three" mitycoioz II Insiders are iturssins that Jonn Foniaine has offfi 10 cancci h allfgnl debt rj $8000 owed her by , ..4 (br 4wa Mmti t Becie eX'hubbv WHiam Dozier if he'll i arr. Th menial? itrmnii e Tee can rent ft (ly w eptnel nlaaa trem ue Law it K. Mans Plane lim eaas it S. lib. al a lew Mtealbl) rale. After reatanabl lime raa. if wiab, rbaaf frem real le aar- ebai aireemeni. Tbe real a Ire 4 7 pate la all creditta le year aerraaa (Vi permit her to take their three-year- old datveter to Spain. Under terms of their divorre he can prevent the child from leaving the U.S. LADIES WE STILL HAVE A FEW Ufcu ml Lm BBAIITirill Btal P Pelat PvttvfM In LIMITED Qaa.? r title. Yn My have yer caelc f HCaT I Or fcoo r..ySk I Battle I COKTIHUOUSFMMSI I Dozens of battlln; over-ambl-tious movie mamas, each intent on getting the best camera breaks for her small-frv, are turning Warners "The Miracle of Our Lady of Fa tima" set into something that looks like the Korean front. The studio may rule mamas off sound stages in future movies in volving lots of kiddies as a result of the fracas. Night club audiences are savin? I "Wow!" about the new poodle ; haired Valentine-gowned Elsa Lan- chester in her first nigntciuD stint in Hollvwood as a headliner. Elsa is quite contented over the whistles and is saying: "I've done nothing on the screen but grav my hair, pull it back tightly and look like Hades. "Most actresses disappoint thp public. People say, Hmmm they're not as glamorous as they look on the screen." I get the exact re verse. People are pleasantly sur prised when I come on. I make life a lot of fun." Ailing Hattie McDaniel had to give up her wheelchair and take to bed again. But the Oscar-win-Jing actress still has the hope flags flying for complete recovery and a resumption of her career. llltlt higher thia rnL Or. If ya vr- AMERICAN CHINESE M ) rkot beat! f. (Mm T. Take 0 Ben B. Lee, Mgr. "DINNER IN THE PONDEROSA ROOM" WILL BE READY Wednesday, April 23rd -And Served Nightly Thereafter From 6 to 10 p.m. FEATURING Our Chef Select Toned Green Soladi Choice Thick Cut Steokt and Chops Golden Brown Fried Chicken Ocean Freih Sea Food. TABLE SERVICE FROM THE CARTS PLANNED TO BRING YOU A NEW PLEASURE IN DINING PONDEROSA ROOM AT THE WILLARD HOTEL "Advancinq with Klamath Falli" OUR GRAND OPENING PARTY WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON Openln. Tuti., April Htii. "The Gentlemen of Note." Direct Irem HMjwd DANCING ;J0 'til 1:30 N. Federal Tai kelar. ctaficin. iterti. 1 Hollywood's now re-issuing old movies just like TV. Six big Fjx hits of yesterday are slated for theaters starting In May. Two ol Ihem: "Leave Her to Heaven" and "Laura" . . . Lawyers have agreea on the green stuff in the Lana rurner-Bob Topping settlement. Ru mored payment: $75,000 to Lana. Bcttv Davis makes her TV debut April 19 on Jimmy Durantc's show. Paramount will film a sequel to "When Worlds Collide." The title: "After Worlds Collide." And after worlds collide? MGM's paging Cary Grant for "Dream Wife." No, lt was never considered for Clark Gable. TAKES FIRST PLACE IN CLASS "A" IN THE 1952 e0NS01f fVENING 0 PROUDLY PRESENTS e) THE SECOND IN A SERIES f F C- DISTINGUISHED FILMS curtain at am 00 0 YOU Wilt BE CAPTIVATED BY THE RICH EARTHY HUMOR AND OEUGHTfUl CHARACTERIZATIONS IN ' PAUL VINCENT CARROLL'S MAGNIFICENT .COMEDY OF I ' , ." WITH ' INSPIRED PERFORMANCES . 8Y THE . ABBEY ; THEATRE PUYERS ."of oubiin ah Al ayauna. vrtini ft Ft 1 AN ALEXANDER KORDA 'iodvction ' A Lopert Film! Int. Rtl.ai. "Rve wit end grand fun, bril liantly written, masterfully acted! V v. . ,.-CUE (Mag.) "An histrionic Held day for the Abbey Theatre players!" TIME mi mm. -V::i Terry Moore and Dick Contino have rediscovered each other. Ginger Rogers Binpr Crosby. Lionel Barrymore and Clark Gable are the first big movie names ready to whoop it up for Elsenhower m the Hollvwood edition of the "I Like Ike Follies." A movie press agent is being paid a pretty penny stage parades and rallies in Gla-inorville. I Fanmania: A couple ol teenagers cet through all five of Gene Nel son's shows at a Chicago theater. As a gag he sent them a couple of sandwiches. Later they went to his dressing room to thank him. "How did you like the sand wiches?" he asked. "We didn't eat them" they re- -W --Tr- ..." ,'i : ford' (h Clou Winner for 3rd Comecufva Yoarl New Ford Mileage Maker SIX Thriftiest in its Field! "A (oik comedy with a dash of. fantasy... good fun...!" -N. Y. HERALD TRIBUNE 'A bright, irresistibly daffy comedy ' an opportunity to ' rejoice again in the rich en emble playing of the Abbey Theatre Players!" -N. V. DAILY COMPASS Legion Meet Interest High Tremendous Interest Is being dis played throughout the state in plans for the American Legion convention to be held here this summer, report Legionnaires who are doing the spade work for the gathering. The convention Is scheduled to start July 25 when first sessions are held by the 8 and 40, and the following day will see a big parade and banquet put tin by the 40 and B. July 27, Sunday, Will be given over to a memorial and opening service, and drum corps competition. Bly and Lakeview Legionnaires are to be hosts at a barbecue. Monday, July 28, will be busi ness sessions all day and a Joint Legion and Auxiliary banquet at night. The following day will also be devoted to business sessions and a narade at 4 p.m. The convention Is to end Wednesday, July 30. Only once prevlouWy was an American Legion slate convention held In Klamath Falls, back In 1033. It Is expected to be the largest gathering scheduler) tor Klamath Falls which Is fail be Again thl year ... as in the past two years . . . Ford waa firit in gas economy over all other eara in its price class in the Mobilgaa Economy Run. In thia toughest-of-all economy test for American ptock model carp, a Ford SIX equipped with Overdrive (optional at extra cost) averaged 63.86S ton-milea per gallon and 25.463 actual miles per gallon. This was a very special triumph for Ford's All-New Mileage Maker high compression SIX. For now, with its new design providing 101-horsepower and free-turning overhead valves, Ford is definitely pound-for-pound the most economical low-priced car to run! Yea . . . Ford's thrift waa clearly proved by the 1,415-mile grind from Lob Angeles to Sun Valley ... a course that included dense city traffic, below-sea-level desert heat reaching over 100 degrees, and rugged mountain passea up to 8,000 feet with below zero temperatures. And a very important factor contributing to this victory is Ford's Automatic Power Pilot which squeezes the last ounce of power out of every drop of gas. i !! 444 CsfHnr lml 4ttrmltitt fW fi,ftr tiy "liirt.mlfr ftt fBlfttfl" . 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