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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1952)
HERALD AM) NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKG0N MONDAY, APRIL 2B, 19.V2 - JUNE JULY DRAFT WASHINGTON Wl The Army U (he only iervlco requiring draf tees In June and July. The De tents Department )at Friday li med a- call for 10.000 men for that service In June and 31.000 In Jul). liana Norland Auto lniurance. rine St. . bi-y-A.'! ?1y:jrk : t,-.--rft M-V.t vVs;-U--.r la mwto.i y I 6er hist j AND SEE A SWELL SWELL SHOW I Last Times Tonight m iw hit 'PlUi Co-FeaUirelle "SAINTS of SANTA-FE StorH A TOMORROW ' VJ I THE INEMrsj 1 -it j7J ,Ctl 000 I EXTRA! KFJI 1150 Kc I'ST Monday Evening, April 18 2J j 6:15 Klamath Theatrr Quit 8 .10 Around Town New e 6 40 Somcihtnjt to Think About fc: Fm Haje. Nrwa MBS 6:Vt Bill Kfnry MBS T.flO I Wiii a Com muni! for FBI 7 3H Br if hi Star 11:00 Let George Do It MBS B:.m Holhwood Theatre MBS 00 Glenn Hardy New MBS :I5 Kulton Lewis New. MBfi 9:30 Mutual Nevvirecl MBS 9:43 Sport Final 9:M S-ininute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A lUy.tcry MBS 10:1.1 Survival 10:30 War Front -Hame Front MBS 11:00 Night Owl Newt 11:03 Night OwU Club 12 00 S.in Off KFJI 1150 Ke PST Tusrday, April 29 6r00 Simrue Serenade 6:43 Farm Reporter 6:33 Regional News 7.00 Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Headlines and Bylines T:13 Beit Buys 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS B 15 Breakfart Gang MBS B :t0 Haven of Rett MBS 9:00 Homemaker Harmonies 9:15 Platter Party 9:43 Familiar Favorttet 10:00 New.papor of tht Air MBS 10:13 Tello Ttt MBS 10 30 La Point 10:43 Concert 10:35 Cumns I TOO Ladies Fair MBS 11:33 Newt MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday Newt 12:1,0 Ycur Dance Yunes 2.43 Market and Livestock 12:53 Klamath Note 1:00 Jar KtrkwQod Show MBS 1:30 Take a Number MBS 2:00 News Mrs 203 News MBS 2:13 Two at 2: 3 2:43 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky s Reauet 4:00 Behind The Story MBS 4:13 Heminswav News MPS 4:30 Curt Matsey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes MBS 3:00 berseant Preston MBS 3:30 Sky Kim MBS 3 55 Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 613 Klamath Theater Quia : Around Town News 6-40 Something to Think About 6:45 fxm Haes News MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Black Museum MBS 7:30 Peter Salem. MBS 8-00 Count of Monte Criito MBS 8:30 Roving at Rudy's 8:43 Heidelberg Harmonaire 9-00 Glenn Hardv News MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewi New MBS 9:30 Mutual Newsrecl MBS 9 43 Snorts Final 9:33 3-Minule Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 Here's to Vets 10:30 Opera Concert MBS 1:00 Night Owls News 1-03 Nignt Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off KFLW H50 Kc PST Monday Evening, April 28 600 Sports Highlights 6-13 Home Town News 6:23 World News Summary 6:.T0 Twilight Serenade 6.43 Headline Edition AFC 6 35 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:43 Stewart Crafg ABC 8:00 The Big Hand ABC ' 8:30 "How Can We Be Vtilizt the Basin's Water Rescurse?" 10:00 10 P. M. Headlines 1013 Navy Star Time 10:30 Insomnia Club i:oo rsews Summary 1:03 Sim O'f KFLW 1450 KcPST Tuesday, April 29 6:00 Srgn On News Summary 6:03 Com in tht Morn 6:43 Farm Fare 7:00 New. Bkfst. Edition 7:13 Charlie's Roundun 7:30 Bob Garred. News ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:55 John Conte ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henrv Shnw 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10.13 Ixmr Jmirnev ABC HV.tO My True Storv ABC 10 33 Whltperlng Sheet. ABC 10:13 Stop and Shop 11:30 Again t the S.orin ABC 11:43 Musical H mine up It M Market Rrpoil 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:13 PaMwa Sidewalk Show IJ M Lucky U Ranch ABC 100 Paul Harvey ABC 1:13 Better Living I. .10 On the Net ABC 2 00 Bailn Briefs 2:13 When A Girl Marries ABC 2 30 Mary Marlln ABC 2:43 Rom. Eveljn Winters ABC 3:00 Bell) Crocker ABC 3 13 Te.l Mnlone ABC 3 -SO Dean Cameron ABC Jt-43 Rrrandi of Mercy 4 00 Reque&tnilly Yours iUtt Tom Corbel t. f c Cidet AG 3:23 World Flight Reporter ABC 5 30 Chet Huntley ABC 3 43 BAB TV 6 00 Sports Highlights 6:13 Home Town Ntws 6 23 World News Summary 6 30 Twilight Serenade : Hear. line Fdiilon ABC mm- we'W'aPM i. v1 AC'Vl!,l 6:33 Coming Attractions on ABC o reat est atory ABC 7 00 ) 7:. Newstand Theatre ABC 8 00 Kgcao with Me ARC 6 30 Pacific Coast Baseball 1000 10 am. Headlines 10 13 Pacific CoaM Baseball ii:oo News summary 11.03 Sign Off EARLY FALL Shapely Virginia Gibson looks properly surprised as she "topples" to the saiui in a fall-apart beach chair in Hollywood. Press Agent's caption said something about guys falling for her on the Hollywood sets. Must be a connection somewhere. Two Prisoners Fight Sheriff U.N. Offers Solutions To Bia Truce Questions HEPPNER Morrow County By ROItKKT Tl'CK.M.W proposed today." MUtSAN c.P The United Na- It was hiindr'd to Ihe CoinniuniNla linns rotiMi.Hnrl Hlnmlnv uiivm Dim ml thu fli-l mim(iii.. f ). i.tait. . u. DHUU1BI1 rruunea oun- comiminlsts wlinl II called an Allied and Communists arinlsllce day tliHl ln pnsencrs attacked "overall solution" to the three crll- delegations tn Pamnuniom in more him while he and. a cuard were icnl issues blocking a Korean arinl- than two months. Driving mem iroin caiaweii. taa.. sMce. I Blocking nraerrsa In the 0 le Hcpyner. proKress i. .i m.7V Lih d J., i, j f Communists, alter agreeing to 1,18 ls3u" ' Prisoner rxenangr. r.m 11V i;, 0 ' f ' kP ln dress negotiation., sec- nomination of Russia by the Reds moior'l,? SniSfhnJ ?. Jir n,.?;ret- ,skfl ,or mdednito recess. neutral observer during any motorist and stealing a car near Pr4s,lmb,v ,h, .., , .h, armistice and a U.N. demand lor Boardman. Ore. They were ir-L"Vun"5 uwf 10 subm" restriction, on air rirld construe, rested at Caldwell. the plan to Peipmg and Pyongyang. ;,muons on alr "cla c"31""-- Baum.m i-nd Sheriffs Deputy ' Brig. Oen. William P. Nuckols, I vice Adm C Turner Joy sen Harry Tamblyn had picked the U.N. spokesman, said: 0r u n ,eKOiiator. proposed at men up and were driving them i '"The United Nation., command ! the outset ol the plenary session back to HeDpner when one ol the feels that an overall solution t0 the that Ihe discussions be secret. This men suddenly looped a belt around problem Is possible and for that ! meant that there would be no an Bnuman s neck, thi- Sheriff said, reason such an.ovprnll solution u-n. ! nmmrmnr nf ih..t tnt. nii- j i lie uuicr pi isuiiur niiaufttra iaiii' blvn. according to Ihe reoort Tamblyn subdued the two prison ers by drawing his gun. Bauman said both he and Tam blyn were scuffed up and bribed in the fight. KFPA to Get Radio Help Two Stolen Cars Found I Th r?nmmitnKt nttr Ihlnlrtntf n over ior a nail nour. agreed. Despite official secrecy, there 'was little doubt Ihe prolonged talks had entered a new and perhaps derisive phase. I The next nieeluis nf ihe "top ne. gotialors will be called by the Com- munists. Meantime discussions at 'Ihe staff officer level were aus. Two automobile's reported stolen , P'nd'n here In town Saturday night were .Tn,re appeared little doubt that recovered, also here in town, Sun- .'i PackBee proposal centered on dav. ;'he all important question of pri.v One. a 1953 Chevrolet sedan , 0,ers and how o exchange them. owned by Milton iBusi Thompson. I was taken from hi rrsirieiw im I A JmimmI D. Anew radio relay-transmission Jefferson. A short time after ""IHII Ml rlUlWllCa setup proposed for the Klamath Thompson reported It missing the WMI P X Forest Protective Association will car was located bv City Police, VIIIQQ6 KCCTOl step us communications between but during the interlude the license ppimiuiTFn f r r-., 1 the outfits headquvters and lu plates had been switched and a Ad Ernest $ Leir rTnV far-flung fire-fighting force, scat-1 rear view mirror had been broken w,d w? n wa, fmiS m h tered across a million acres of the off. ,.,V? ."1 V ' '? 3,P ou "I" Klamath Basin. The car originally had Oregon II-' ',S,S!"rd.y '0r Punchln hls mile man mere are in uie state Sunday it bore Oregon APRIL 24th To April 30th of Rhode Island. i The Stale Highway Dept. will I build a transmission line up Hoc I back Mountain, according to KFPA I boss Hal Ogle. A radio relay will 1 be built on the summit of the mountain and will relay radio aig- j nals from the present headquarters I ' 5Iai;on- ' en was a 1947 Ford pickup owned The signals from the head- by Jerry Whltlatch. taken Irom in quarters, on the hill above the fr0nt of the Marlon Aoartments. Weed-Ashland Junction, will be in it was located Sunday afternoon FM. and the relay will retransmit on top of N. 6th Street hill. ifc uub un siiutb wave. At present the KFPA radio, located at the headquarters, can not reach some areas under Its jurisdiction without manually re laying through one of the nearby lookouts. The outfit has 25 radio stations which will be scattered over the area as soon as fire season gets underway. T ir tnM fhs Knurl V, - r..ll....t "'"" un ttev. Maroia o. Co'e wa aim- Presents FOR YOU A DISPLAY of An ti-Aire raft Equipment Quad Mounts & Communications CCNttULY "J luinww riCT POn CUT .iMa OPEN 1:45 p.M, EEGLLAR PRICES WINNER OF FOUR ACADEMY AWARDS r""A Streetcar Named Desire" -i ii rm IB V . IWvl,WUJIIH U.MBHIM wmwsmi i a f ATTENTION f TIIE ESQUIRE WILL NOT OPEN UNTIL 6:30 (SM. TOMORROW (TUESDAY) i- HISTORY IS BEING MADE WATCH FOR TIIE ' ANNOUNCEMENT I fSFvSSt SE,V a'two-piecer i MM K I vmrm mem i Till ib-kv" m arav i iii-i i i 1 1 :i i i i m i i ju in nuuju I WtUIXiUUI l I, . 339-258. omir ronce saia ine lauer ptaies against vanity 'ere listed as belonging on a 1935 j 1 riymoutn coupe owned by E. J, Brown, Ashland. Brown told state Police he sold the coupe a year and a half ago. , The second vehicle reported stol- Jury Decides Murder Guilt uniuiu V . 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