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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1952)
MONDAY, MAY 5, lima PACK TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH KALLS, OH EG ON r( .. .. ,-. r " KFJI 111 Ke PST Monday Evening;, May I 00 Ctbrlct Hotter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quit :M Around Town News 0:40 Something to Think About :4ft Sum Majes, News MBS A3 BUI Henry MBS 1:00 1 Was a Communist for FBI :M Brtiht Star 1:00 Let Georac Do It MBS 1130 Ho.lv word Theatre MBS 8:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS B:1S Fulton Lewis News MBS 6 M Mutual Kewsreel MBS B 43 Sporla Pinal 6:5ft 6-minute final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mytttry MBS 10:18 Orrin Tucker Orch. 10:30 War Front-Home Front MBS 11:00 Mint Owls News 11:03 Nigiit Owli Club W.-.00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PST Tuesday, May 6 fl:00 Sunrise Serenada t 6:311 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway New MBS 1:1ft Breakfast Gang MBS 1:30 Headlines and Bilines 7:43 Best Buys B:00 Cecil Brown MBS :1S Breakfast Gang MBS 8 30 Hsven of Re-t MBS :00 Homemaker Harmonies 9:1ft Platter Party . 9:45 Familiar Favorites 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Teilo Tert MBS 10:30 La Polntes : DOORS OPfN PROVPTI.r 9:4 3 L TTVVii.UiV.1.i1 B)iAtuiiw The SIX-STREWN GATEWAY Ul GOLD! 4hr McCRU J earthquake' - LAST TIMES TOMTE .'',0PE'""lMffi 7 IS' CO-FEHTlBETTt "THE FARC0 PHANTOM" Color Cartoon Cowed PM rtf dishes ' To ihf txtieo TUESDAY WEDNESDAY The Glorious Stor) of 1 Songdom't Great Gui Kibn' FRFn FREE PONY CART RIDES '.: fr."l f -ilJ ot 1 i contimois.. EVERY DAY rOMrik .plu Otter Detl(hla i J . i " n.riDin 9 L 1 lis 10 45 Concert 10:l Curnni 1100 Ladles Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Name Bands 13:15 Noonday News 13:30 Your Dance Tunea 13 45 Market and Livestock . 12:55 Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Kirkwood Show MBS 1:50 Take a Number MRS 3:00 News MBS 2 05 News MBS 3:15 Two at 315 3:1ft Answer Man MBS 3:30 Ricky's Request 4:00 Behind The Story MRS 4:15 Hemlmway News MPS 4:30 Curt Matvsey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Haes MBS 3:00 Sergeant Pre r ton MBS 5:;Xt Sky King MBS 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS ti:00 Gabriel Ileatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater (juts B:30 Around Town Newt 6.40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Has- News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 1.00 Black Museum MBS 1:30 Peter Salem. MBS 8:00 Count of Monte Cristo MBS 6:30 Roving at Rudy's 8:45 Hettelberg Harmonaires S:00 Glenn Hardy News MRS 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9:45 Sports Final 0:55 5-Minute Final. MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 Here's to Vets 10:30 Opera Concert MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 115 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST A.'ondcy Evening;, May 5 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6:S5 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headline EtMtrn ABC 6:53 Coming Attractions on ABC 1 00 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:45 Stewart Cra g ABC 8:00 The Big Hand ABC 8:30 Build the Sarin 10:00 10 P. M. Heac lines 10:15 Serenade in Blue 10 .0 Insomnia Club 11.00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFLW 1450 KcPST Tuesday, May 6 6:00 Sign On News Summary 6:03 Corn in the Morn 6:45 Farm Fare 7:00 News, Bkftt, Edition 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred. News ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:53 John Conle ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 My True Story ABC 9:55 Whioer.ni Streets ARC 10:15 AgainM the Storm ABC lfr?0 Chcl Huntley ABC 10:45 Break the Bank ABC 11:13 StOD and Shop 11:30 Lone Journey ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:55 M arret FCport 13.00 Noon Edition New 13:15 Pay less Sidewalk snow 13:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC 1:00 Fasy Listening 1:15 Better Living 1:30 Mary Marlin ABC 1:43 Kcmarre of Even Winters ABC 3:00 Betty Crocker ABC 3:1ft Basin Br efs 3:30 Mary Margaret McBrid ABC 3:00 APC I Me News 3:13 Ted Ms lone ABC 3:30 Big Jon at Sparkle ABC fcark Tril ABC 4 00 Rerueftfulry Yours 5.-00 Tom Corbftt. fovce Cadet ABC 325 World Flight Reporter ABC 5:30 Voice of America 5:43 B ft B TV :O0 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town Ntws 6:15 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:35 Comtng Attractions on ABC 7 X). Greatest Story ABC 7:30 United or Not ABC 8-M Newtanrf Theatre ABC 8:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Pacific Coast Baseball , 11:00 News summary 1XM Sign-Of! ANCIENT TOMB FOUND HONG KONG Wi Communist I press d.spatches from Canton re-1 cycle and -cycle industry said new port that a 1. 640-year-old tomb schedules also call for the pro has been unearthed in Hak Tsung, : duction this year of a "tourist suburb of Canton. tandem." 10iaSjririaviaMratH COMMISSIONING DAY at the Yacht Club is scheduled for May 18 at the club. In the' picture Lewis Kandra (left), director, and Howard Pernell, commodore, are shown after taking the commodore's flag down from the club gaff, prior to hoisting it on the commodore's boat where it will fly during the boating season. PICKETING ENDS Jubilant pickets at the Lackawanna plant of Bethlehem Steel at Buffalo, N.Y., rip their signs into kindling wood after gelling the word that CIO Steel workers President Philip Murray had ordered them back to work. . ' in No Progress In Truce Talk MUNSAN. Korcn W Alllrrl nrl Connmimsu tiuce dclccKtes pro duced no siRns of liradwny in mi n-mmuie sccirt session Mondny. It uppcBicd both tides hod run out o( thinns to Miy ui Uc Korciin armistice deadlock. Norllt Korriin Con. Nun 11, chief Red delegate, spoke from notes for nine of the 11 minutes In fession at Pnnmunjom. Then be proposed a recess until , mcsflay at :i a. in. I Vice Adm, Turner Joy, head of jthe Allied oelcgalion, emcrsed lrom the conlerencc tent and said: ! "I am sorry but we are still in 'executive i secret' session and 1 csn tell you nothing, we meet again tomorrow." An Allied spokesman said Nam opened the meetini; with a brief remark to which Joy responded. Then Nam spoke lrom prepared nctes. The secret sessions of the chief delegates began one week ago when the Un-Ied Nat'ons Command laid before the Reds proposed over-all solution to unsettled prob lems. These are focused on prisoner exchange and also include Com 1 munisi nomination of Soviet Russia r.etitral ermis'.lce observer and an i Allied demand lor a ban on re l'nbil'.7Ktion of military airfields duriiig a trure. ' DetaiK of Ihe proposal have not i been disclosed. The Comrnunlsts Utud.ed it until Friduy, when they apparently re.iecled it. Mrs. Lula Lilly Funeral Held Funeral services for Mrs. Lula ; ors. Upon entering, there was a i Williams gave her vers'on of a Florence Lillv. 80, who died In an fountain and a small bridge, with I Hawaiian Gourd dance. David Lan Ashland hospital Thursdny, weio pools of gold fish on cither side. !,S nmi kv jrnsP,, Pinyed "Tea held from the Church of Jesus King Chick CJulnowskl and Queen F0r Tw0 n duill pnl,0 arr,ge. Christ of Latter Day Saints. Ash- Patsy Young were crowned on aiment. and Hie as..cmblv was ell land, with Elder Floyd Davis of- tustlc but elaborate rickshaw which :mnxed by the piano playing of Bob ficiatlng. Interment was In Moun-1 was a throne fitting Into the dance , Borman. Dixie Olllock. assembly tain View Cemetery. theme. committee member, was In charge Mrs. Lillv had lived in Klamath Chaperones for Ihe affair were: .0f, thl assembly, r-nnnrv I antrcll allev and Bonan- Mr. and Mrs. Jamei Brcwn. Mr : iia. for about 20 vears before and Mrs. Dexter Elliott, Mr. and moving to Medford 15 years ago Mrs. George Fawver, Mr. and Mrs. She was a native of Missouri. Arnold GralaDP. Mr. and Mrs. Chet She is survived bv her husband. Langslet, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Old James who is 91 years old; eight ham. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Booth children: Jesse of Riddle. Ore., Walter of Montrose. Colo.. Wallace of Lakeside. Ariz., Msude Duncan and Willard Lilly of Del Norte. Calif., Alfred Lilly of Fallon. Nev.. Mrs. Glenna Pearson and Roy Lillv of Medford: a brothef-three sisters. 39 grandchildren and 67 great grandchildren. Stolen Items Recovered Several articles reported Satur day as stolen from residence of W. H. Hiler. Route 3. were found Sunday on the east bank ot Link River. The articles included a roaster, bronze horses and a horse clook, Jewelry box and tabie model radio. ! MORE BICYCLES " MOSCOW I About a third more bicycles are to be made in Russia his year than last. The chief administration of the motor 1 ,4 ja masag 1 Jtew WINNERS in American Legion Auxiliary's "Tlio Advan tages of Being an American'' essay contest were Frances Pfefferle (rightUirst place, ami Margaret Oglo (left), second place. Their English teacher at Fremont is Mrs. Dorothy Ezell (center). About 70 essays were entered, according to Chairman Mrs. Loy Barker. Judges were Mrs. Ivan Thompson, Nelson Reed and Wallace Myers. Win ning essays in the local contest will be read and awards made at Tuesday night's meeting. sm?ew 8 Tinffr- " By JKAN OWENS 1 Well, the weekend Is over. and,h'tr the Pelicans next vcur as the iwith It the wonderful time Juniors KIT Rally Squad. Thev were Intro land Seniors enjoyed at their an-iduce.1 at an assembly for the In nual Junior-Senior Prom Saturday stallatlon of Ihe Student Body ol iiiight. The decorations were lavish. Leers Frldav moniins. icarryina out the oriental theme. The asembv featured talent dur iKelly green crepe was weaved Into inc the main business. Ronnie Hry a false ceilins. with wall! covered nnt, accompanied bv Sue Ramsbv. .with Japanese figures In bright col- snii!? "Nioht m.H n,iv mn i imm land Mr. ana Mrs. awnin ioun. I Junior class advisor Is Miss Eva Burkhalter. "Thank you" to the Juniors for WOLVES SHOT FROM PLANE I FAIRBANKS. Alaska Two U. Fish and Wildlife Service . agents returned here with a re port of having killed 110 wolves i in three weeks of hunting In a light, two-man plane. Four other i agents reported a kill of 61. jf 4 m If If it's RICHFIELD it's RUST-PROOF 'o roil know rou r a r iworklnrr hard to put on a dance, (which will be well remembered bv I Jhe Seniors, not onlv as Ihelr last I high school formal, but as a beautl-1 lul and successful i-rom. Marlene Howard. Deneice Ken yon. Bill Harlon, Malt Plnnlgan ,ind Ron Larson, headed bv the I newly elected yell king. l yle Mills, i will be leading yells and support- If You DID NOT er HIGH SCHOOL Ta CB ma'v at turn In Spilt Tln 4' ttrm hlia Srltl Dllml racPAnr not i, r.n.. .r i.mr. Trait or GRADUATES RAVI ENTERED OVE tM COU.ECEI AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. Klo-5-J 1753 Iraadway Oakland 12, Calif. Name A( Address . Apt .. City . State 8( n on every cailon Widow Voted Top Mother of the Year PORTLAND, ME. Ul . Monday h only oti" of mix wanhdavn a week for She newlv-choarn Amrr , lean mollier rf I DM Mrs Toy Len Cloon. frail, china born widow, said ahe planned to end Mnnday cnlchiim up with In the laundry alio has oper ated lo raise eight talented chll-1 dren. Mrs. Ooon leaves Wednesday lorljj, wero v,.pi, nler mother when n New York luncheon to be tended I she received word -)l her solectlon. her the next dav bv the American A son, Carroll, 19, Is a Hull Lake Mother's Committee ol Ine llolilen Rule foundation, which selected the 7-vear-old native of Ciuilgn, China Yet Wounded On Homefront LOS ANGELES I A Marine combat veteran knew Monday that sometimes Main St., 'Los Angeles. I Is more dangerous than Korean battlefields. I Pfc. Clifford Kost 50. of Camp Del Mar. aald he accidentally shot himself twice In the wrist at a Main St. shooting gallery. He told police he flnl'hed shoot ing a .23 caliber rifle, and It fired as he set It down. In the excitement, he added, he must have pulled Ihe trigger, nick ing himself a second time. He was not seriously hurl. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO t.. . r.al Uttlr H" trM IS t.li R. MnN ens l'm. rr. N. 1. ""IT nu. Afltr a raintfclf lim rta. If ymm wlih, rhinf frm rql I r rliti tfTtfrnvn. Tli rtnl alradr . U til rrthl t yr nitrck trial tm4 a lktr awn Mmnl ' Rr-, fT. Tht mcnlhl? ,mtnlt ra fct lllllt klikM Ikia rial. Of. It r,. rta rsnllaa I tpmt. CANNOT Finish Under this cap you will find a courteous, efficient Richfield Dealcf. His business is taking care of your car and he knows his business. Backing his skill and experience, he has a sincere desire to serve you well. He takes a personal interest in your car . ... checks it often to stop troubles before they start . . . ' works with skill to make your car safe, better running, ' longer lasting. At whatever Richfield Service Station you happen to stop, close to home or miles away, the Richfield name is your guarantee of satisfaction. You know you're right because it's Richfield and final proof of value. There is no surer guide Remember if it's Richfield it's RIGHT! or. gasoline?. kfok taxes gasoline costs no more than America's "liai wiii'ld Ainri'cu',1 mother oMhe-year like best to do? "I'e'rv" iho auillcd 8 ti n d n y, "Just relax." Mrs. Goon ruld ho may l lust that next lull when a daughter, Doris, 111, entera ii llnslmi iklmol of ttenogiaphy. The gray haired Iniindri'sa thinks ahv may sell her l'orllaud business mid move lo Lynn, Mass. Doris Ooon and her alster, Janet .Cltv Humcon. Another, Richard. W. nuns Lynn Television hon. Kdward. 30. Is a Rensselaer I'olvtech limtltulc uritdunle aliKicnt, Albert, t, Is a "T ii" i I ( 0 MONEY DOWN) V At Lew FJ0 A Ai 3 Menlk 40 Go!. Flat Topi Avoiloblt 42 Gol. 2 Element Tonk for $99.95 FYOCK'S 1001 Main lioslon Vnivi'inllv uttidrnt, ami Ai thin , 20, In In Ihe Navy, Jmcph. 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