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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1952)
V PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FIHDAY, MAY 2. 1 0.r2 KFLW 1451 Kc PST Friday Evening, May I , ' 0 00 Sport Hlchlllhtl 0:15 Horn Town Ntwi 24 World Niwt Summary :M Twfiifht Serenade 45 Headline Edition ABC 6:3.4 Banka News Roundup ABC 1:00 G .little Fight ABC 1:00 mchard Diamond ABC 8:30 Thh la Your BI ABC p;00 Oul and Harriet ABC 9::0 Concert of Favorltea 10:00 10 PM Headline 10:13 Pacific Ccast Butball 11:00 Newt Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFLW M50 Kc PST Saturday, May. 3 , (1:00 8ignOn Newi Summary t:03 Corn In the Morn 7:00 New Break f it Edition 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred, Newa ABC 7:40 Top of tha Mornlni 7:93 Muklc 8:00 No School Today ABC $: JO Spare Patrol ABC 8:00 Radio Ktds Bfble Chib 9.M Shake the Maraca ABC 10:00 Lady Skyhook 10:1S Spruce Up : 'or Soring )0 30 Lawrence Welk ABC 11:00 Pan American Union ABC 11:30 Lone Pine Mountaineers ABC 12:00 Noon Kdttlcn Ncw .1:19 Flnregan's Sat. Box Score ABC 12:30 To be Announced ABC . 1:00 Roeeland Ballroom Orch. ABC 1:30 At Home with Music ABC 1:43 Kacinatina Hhythm ABC 2:00 Rhythm it Reason . 2:13 Basin Briefs , 3:30 American Farmer ABC ' 3:00 Bible Messages ABC 3:13 Jimmy Dortcy Show - ) San . ranc'tco Sketchbook ABC ' 4:00 Requestfully Yours ' 3:00 Les Gardiner's Band 8:30 B & B TV . 8:43 Stewart Craig ABC 6:00 Sports Highlights 11:13 Home Town News ' 6:23 World News Summary 6:30 Roy Acuff 6:43 Words of Life 7:00 Mr. District Attorney ABC k LAST TIMES TODAY I J 1 1 SATURDAY ONLY ! .' igifililllTilirWlii 1UL I Alt ft if hVl'I.rJt Ii 7:23 Mutlc 7:30 Look to the Sktes 7 43 Kl'HS Radio Speech Dept. 8:00 Lone Ranger AUC 8 ; Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline 10:13 Pacific Cos I Baseball 11:00 Newa Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJ1 1150 Kf. rST Friday Evening, May t 6 00 Gabriel Heatier MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quis 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 8:43 Sam Hayes Newa MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Adven of Maisfe MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Woman of the Year MBS 8:30 Proudly We Hail 8:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:18 Fullon Lewis Jr. MRS 8:30 Magazine Theater MBS 9:33 S-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:13 Red Nichols Show 10:30 John Wolohan Och. MBS ' 11:00 Nile Owls New 11:03 Night Owls Club 13.00 S.fc" Off Km uw Kc rsr Saturday, May S 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6 53 Faun Reoorter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Headlines and Bylines 7 43 Best Buys 8:00 Morning Melodiea 6:3 News MBS 8:23 Headline News MBS 8:30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Pop Tunes 9:13 Dance Tunes 9:30 Music MBS 9:43 Favorites of Yesterday 10:O0 News MBS 10:15 To be Announced MBS 10:30 Name Bands 10:43 Hathaway Revival 10:50 Social Security 10:33 Currfn 11.00 4-H Club 11:15 Music 11:30 World Leadership MBS 13:00 Noonday News 12:13 Mark Rogers MBS 12:30 Ricky's Request 1:30 Armed Forces Review MBS 2:00 Staglines MBS 2:15 Rukeyser Reports MBS 2::30 Crusaders Hour 2:33 News MBS 3:00 Cancer Program 3:13 To be Announced MBS 3:30 O. P. S. 4:00 John Ftynn MBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway. News MBS 4:30 Mark Rogers MBS 4:43 Twin Views of News MBS 5:00 Good News 5:30 Christian Science 5:45 Pee wee Reese MBS 6:00 Around Town News 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Assembly of God 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theater MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:15 Mr. Mystery MBS 9:30 Dance Orch. MBS 9:33 Cecil Brown. Newt UBS 10:00 Lombardo Land MBS 10:30 Crowe I Is Net MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11 A3 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Sow! Continuous Daily 'H I 1 91:4 STARTS DAY THE "BOWfflf BOYS again, .-. THE ESQUIRE. IS '' first! ill TIE FINEST NITIIN Will MUECTIH H III Glascreen f It It 1tiIw DM flaM with mmIm ptffeettoa Tin j mlmn mufmUj tkm attnetfam. m... pun 1M lUtn tMatelr wklu. ttum aoalttir tmi Hnn4 for all Mat. t sum la at u CUSCMW Tht Management invites all Klamath Basin and surrounding area to an Open House and close inspection of this latest type of screen projection. SATURDAY Between 12:00 and 1:00 P.M. ON 4tt aih (5c'i iuira amb twin IIUI.I0-UM MAIOOUI H0 MU1KI , III HOWARD HUGHES Sm3 AiSBSSSSSSWv Ifffr.if ROBERT UZABETH MITCHUM SCOn ROBERT RYAN lit jiikm ' i .1. ' pmmi wMesagflas3 ; -s 0 YW Truman Promises Every Action for Steel Peace WASHINGTON (VI Plfilllfllt Truman snld Tliuroliiy ho will Inkr every nollou po.t.i!blo to get the steel strike settleil. Hut the I'rc.ildrul (teollned nt Inn news contereiu'e tu uive my ohie ! to whiit he limy have In niliul Train Escapes Destroyer doing In mi elloi t to gel nleel pro duction HOIIIH. In reply to n questlnii. the I'resl dent Mild wll limit t viulll k-m t lull Ihnl he would libido by wlmtevcr lie I'lnloit tho Suiiren'ie Court ttiny mnke In the luimiilnn over Ills ticlKUio ut the lel mills. Tho l'tcildeiit iiIao told report er; 1. Hint II he Miould be miiniiiut ed by the Uemot'i'iiln an llielr preii lilenthil inmlldiiie. lie would nut run, lie would tuy no. 'J. Thill Uen. KlNCliliinvri' In nn fine H limn iin ever wulked. Ttr l're.ildent hiid he Ihouitht ol Conn.) who announced lor tlto pro Identlnl iiontliiiillon til qtinlltled lor Ihe Job. 1 Truimin ndded II Inokn like inrwV we nin iiolnti In net iionio good CHiidldulet. When tho PieMtlent nulil lie would accept the tyuprcine Court declxlon In the ntrcl dispute, he ndded Ihnl he luiil no uuiullloii to bo a dlu- lutor. All he wii ills to do, he nulil, In lo keep the country running and lo keep uteel In piodmtloiii Bear Miler Quits Track DKIIKKI.KY, CulK. I.tl Paul Mello, PhoIIIu Cuoiil li 1 1 lo I'liulll pmil In IIHIl, iiull Ihe II. ul Cull- hren nuked wlmt lornln truck ten ill llilirnany. report Unit Elavil-1 lie Mild there Ju-l wnu I any TOKYO tn Sitilora aboard the Ainerlciin detrovci' Uiiiiiiin uld r'rldnv their flilu was the llial ever to chase a rullroud truln. Cmdr. Kuuell II. Kiiiith. Drook- Ivn, skinner ol the Uuuciin, mild howor whs n sick mini. Ile'n ilol .llinr lor truck alter he spent the 1 1 vi In was allotted at nlulit I anythhut ol the kind, the Prealdenl several hotiia dully ol school and north ol lluniinian on Korea's East auld, and added the ucnrnil la a.i worked lo support his wile and Const. tine a lunn Unit ever walked. two children. The Duncan lit uu Ihe scene with i 11. ... nn in suv Klsenhower is In mnii ilm Itlclimond. Oulll.. Mar ahells and tho trnlli piled on husl beulniilnu lo find 0111 what i Murine veteran turned in one of steam. The Duncan itnvo chase, liappriia In politics, and that Ihe i the ycar'a bent lolletilnto llmos, flrlnii heavy explosives. attacks on the uenorul now are 4:13.1 Kulnrv ami sinus trouble; We lust ebout mid it ninmiint- mlll k..,i m,., i,. emimeiuinii lust ed lor the kill." Smith said, -when , 3. pr-.,.,,! Srl, MuMalion (U.. vrar. the engineer ducked Into and retuaed to come out tunnel attain. Hans Norland Pine SI. r'lre Insurance. 6.7 DEATHLESS RECORD BROKEN A record of 165 days without an auto accident fatality in Klamath County was broken when this 1951 Hudson cracked up Tuesday night near Chemult on U. S. Highway 97. Killed in the accident was Alvin R. Karjala of Prospect. Oregon. Dancing Couple May Split If Public Demand Is Loud forecastle." II came out: "Fllnu voursclvea Into the foreus. bovs floor your v. ay to the fllKcastle." WURLITZiR A mtinifictnt plan. Many kvtly ityltl mni findhfi to chooio ifm. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th By ERSKINE JOIINSON HOLLYWOOD (NBA) Behind the Screen: Their marriace li cense lsn t coins to kecD Mim and Cower Champion from split tine; up as a dance team if John Q. Public decides that Marue oucht to whirl with Gene Kelly and Gower prance with Vera-Ellen. MGM's been MU.M-G M about future plans for the married Cham- jpions, now starred for the first lime in their own picture. "Every llhlntr I Have Is Yours." But IMarsic told me: because of that doitrone mike that has to be kept out ol camera range." Dinah's wild about TV. She 5ays: "I've never had such wonderful fan mail." Spray the liquid asbestos on the tilvcr screen. Mr. Exhibitor Zsa Zsa Gabor says producers are searching for sizzling love stories for her. After her llitht comedv stint In M-G-M's "LI1I." it will be strictly clinch stuff lor Miss Double Z. who So far the public has accepted I says that "love scenes should be us as a team. Bui wc have no men-1 my spesh-i-al-ity. because zat Is lal blocks about seoaratinir in our i what I do very well. There Is a uuiriii.il g VAN JOHNSON " if DOROTHY McGUIRE B RUTH ROMAN 1 l Mnvitatloit Ik louis Colhern JM ieoto T0M0M0WA V tATUKPaY AT U:W Owtr.f J movie careers. We're both willing after the third or fourth picture to KCther, to work witn oUier people." As Martte sees It: "Fred Astalre and Ginger Rogers managed to break ud and go right on. But we're secretly hoping that ceople like us so much that we won't have to split up." new movie for me that Hedv La marr wanted. But the producer wants me not Hedy." Zsa Zsa scoffs at Italian tnovi queen Sylvana Pampanlnl's phooey , on Horn-wood movie kings who are older than Tony Curtis. .She says: "I rarely lok at a man under W. A man over 40 has knowledge. I would rather make love to Gable than Tonv Curtis. : But don't say thatl Tony's a nice Hungarian boy." Maureen O'Sulllvan and John Farrow can relax Jeanne Crain and hubby Paul Brlr.kman have no plans to compete with them for the title of Hollywood's prize papa and mama (the Farrows have seven children). Gorgeous Jeanne's calling a halt to the stork handicap now that Caurhter Jeanine Cherie's gur gling m the bassuvt. She's saying iliat "We're Kolng to stOD and rest our laurels. With three boys and a girl, we feel that we have v.. ' t T.ntet nnmilnrilv hTMrdnmi ftn .rNcxt.J1D t0.T Je?nne,ai F,ox '? fan mae cover Queens bv a movle Somctning for the Birds, and ,,,.- nhnln !.nv- Tnn fres- then rhe'U ask for a two-month I June Allvson. Doris Day. June Vacation. Hnvor I.ij! Tvlnr Janet Leiffh. I made five Pictures last year." ; Av Gardner and Esther Williams. Short takes: That's eye-bulging news about Orson Welles olaving a role with Michael Wilding In "Trent's Last Case." Eliza beth Taylor hangs around the set daily, according to British tipsters, and It's no secret that Orson made a hcaw romantic Ditch at Liz be fore Mike sewed ud her heart. she groaned. "And I ve got an idea my new schedule is going in be. Just as hot and heavy. But I want some time with my family." that Dinah Shore Is wailing site's a television widow. With two small-srreen shows a week on NBC-TV and three radio programs, plus all the outside ac tivities of a star, it's Dinah moan ing: "My poor husband unless he comes to ihe studio he seldom sees me." But discount rumors that Dinah's readv to collapse because of her round-the-clock career merry-go-round. "The only thing collapsing is my wardrobe," she quipped. "I'm run ning out of clothes." The man in Dinah's life these days is her accompanist. Ticker Freeman, who sees more of her than her husband. "She's an amazing girl." says Ticker. "She feels fine but I'm a wreck." I quizzed Ticker about the prob lems of music on TV. "It's a headache," he admitted. "The songs have to be arranged differently and voiced differently Ground Water Brings Tears ROLL, Ariz. Wl Settlers wept with Joy Thursday as the llrst ground-level water poured onto their sun-dried lands. For the first time In the 60-year history of reclamation waters of the Colorado arrived to point a tremendous future development of the 75,000-acre Wellton-Mohawk dis trict. Ranchers and their families about 4,500 In all turned out for the festivities at this tiny com munity 35 miles north of Yuma. Using a gold-plated shovel, Reclamation Commissioner Mich ael W, Straus turned dirt sending water onto the land. Earlier Thursday Colorado Klver water was diverted Into the 60-mile main , canal at Imperial Dam. The entire 75,000-acre project will be in cultivation in three years, Straus said. Not so easy to sell to editors: Lana Turner. Rita Hayworth and Jane Russell . . .Zooming up as 1952 cover girls: Piper Laurie. Debbie Reynolds and Joan Evans. Todoy's puzzler: Mitzl Gaynor's explanation that she is consulting an orthopedi.st because her heels are out of line. You'll never hepr It on the screen, but Errol Flvnn's reading of a line in "Against All Flags" gives him the Mr. Blowup title of the vear. In the script the line read: "Fling yourselves Into the fracas, boys fight vcur way to the Washington Aids CARE Activity SEATTLE 11 Washington tol residents contributed tl.237.6SB.12 for CARE packages of food and other supplies to be sent overseas the past six years. Northwest Di rector Richard Trudeau rerjorted Thursday. Oregon and Idaho's rcsnectlve amounts were $755,399.04 and 1200.- ojz.ie. Nationally, 11.000.000 CARE packages were sent during the six years to needy people In Europe, the Near East and Asia. KLAMATH FALLS. AMERICAN CHINISI m at Hmm beat! V MM Ft Oriara T Takt feat leu 6. Le, Mir. I I it CONSUtr ; , . Ida aalaiaa I iipr1i on cambininf calri. Cw staff will thaw rv haw iy H it. UU ... 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