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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
PAGE TWO 1IKKALI) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. CWUGON TIIUKSDAY, MAY fl, lDM KFLW H50 Ko. rST Thursday tvenlrf, May 8 6:00 SporU Highlight! ff:lS Horn Town Kcwi ' " 0:25 World Ncwi Summftry t:.;0 Twilight Herflntioe t:id HemUlnt Edition ABC ft: 53 Corning Attrction on ABC ' 7:H) Mr. Prmldent AUC 7:.'W Defense AUornev ABC 11:00 Original Amateur Hour ABC MS Pacific Cohm BabU 10:00 10 P.M. KeflGllneti 10:)S trifle Coar.t Eaitball 11:00 Kewa Summary 11:03 feign Off KFLW Friday. May 8 6:00 Sign on New 6:03 Corn in th Mem :43 B A D Tv. T:00 New Bkfil. Edition T:1S Charlie'i Rounaup 7:30 Bob Oarred & Newi ABC 7:.0 Top of the Morning 1-Ml John Contf Singo ABC 8:00 Bienkfp-t Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show i:Z0 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley. New ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:35 Wn Inner, ng Streeti ABC 11:13 Agatnit the Storm ABC 11:30 Step A Shop 11:43 Musical Roundup 11:? Mrrhet Report 12:00 News Noon Edition 12:13 fiu SiOwulk Show li.M Lucky U Ranch ABC 1:00 Paul Hcrvey ABC 1:13 Belter Living 1:30 Mary Mxrparet Mc Bride ABC 3:00 Basin. BrfClt 3:15 When a Girl Marrlea ABC 2:30 I'nry Marlin AEC 3:43 Rem. of Evelyn Winter ABC 3.00 Betty Crocker ABC 3;13 Ted Melon ABC 3:30 Dean Camcrrn ABC .1:43 Manhattan Muharnja ABC 4:00 Reoucslfully Your B:00 Fun Factory ABC 5:23 World Flight Rerorter ABC 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC f NOTICE ALL THE TIME GIVEN IS DAY-LITE SAVINGS TIME Continuous Frum li45- hi ha vhtthino t0u cevi OIVS A V ' ; jj WOMAN TO V TORMENT I ' iM Mf . . Mr w. ' NOW IMS Guett Star fl:uu sporu iiigmiffmr 6:15 home Town Kcwa (1:25 World Newt Summary Iw. light ferenaoe 6:45 Heaolina Edition ABC 0:53 Sanka Newa Roundup ARC KFJI 1150 Kb, PST Thursday Kvenfnr;, May 8 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Mam. Theater Wutt 6:B0 Around Town Jva 6:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Hayei Newa MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Adven. of Casanova MBS 7::t0 In Be Announced MRS 8:00 Clyde Beatty Show MBS 8:30 Burl Ivek Sing 6:43 He tie I berg Harmonalren 9.03 Glenn Hardy Kewi MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewi Jr. MRS PO Mutual Nrwxrtcl MBS 8:43 Sport Final 8:35 5-Mtnute Final MBS 10 00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Rod and Gun Club MBS 10:43 Serenade In Blue 11:00 Night OwU Newi 11:05 Night OwU Club 12 00 Sign Off KFJI 1158 Kc. rST Friday, May 9 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemineway New MBS 7:13 Breohfasl Gang MBS 7:30 Headlines St Bline 7:43 Be:t Buy 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 9:00 Homemaker Harmonies 8:15 Plotter Party 9:45 Favorites of Yesterday 10:00 NewfpaFer of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Teft MBS 10:30 LaPctntcs 10:43 Hathaway Revival 10:50 Concei t 10:53 Currina 11:00 ladies Fair MBS 1133 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Eandt 12:15 Noonday New 1:30 Dance Tunes 12:43 Market & Livestock 12:55 Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Kirkvood MPS 1:30 Take a Number MBS 2:00 News MBS 3:05 New MBS 2:15 Two at 2:13 3:15 Amwrr Man MBS 3:30 Ricky's Request 4:00 Eehind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Maasey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 3:00 Tv.-.iight Time . 3:30 Wild Bill Hlckok MRS 5:55 New MBS 6.-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quiz 6:30 Arcund Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes New MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Adventures M Maisic MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8.00 Woman of the Year MBS 8:30 Proudly We Hail flKX) Glenn Hardy. New? MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Magazine Theater MBS 9:55 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Myrtery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 John Wolohan Orch. MBS 11:00 Night Owls New 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Easy Election Expected For Congressman Angell By FAI L W. IIARVKY JR. He is Rpublicn. Two Repub- SALEM IP Homer D. Angell. who first went to Congress In 1M9 and who Is dean of Oregon's six man delegnllon In emigres.-., never has had much trouble winning re nomlnntion and reelection. rrnit tablcwarc to' I I Strike Block Bill Opposed WASHINGTON U! The Labor Department, evidently with Presi dent Truman's backine, Wednesday strongly opposed a bill to block strikes in delense-vital plants bv providing receivers lor industrial lirms and unions when they are deadlocked In dispute. Secretary ui Defense Lovett had given some qualified sunDort to the idea of outlawing strikes in essen tial industries during the emergen cy when the Labor Department's attitude was made known at hear ings by the House Armed Services committee. Committee aides read a letter from Ralph Wright, acting secre tary of labor, saving the measure "violates several important cri teria'-' for labor legislation. Wright said his letter had been cleared with the Bureau of the Budget which voiced "no objec Committee oificials said this im plied administration support for the port for the views expressed. Also lead to the committee was a letter from Philip B. Perlman. acting attorney general, declining to make any recommendation. Perlman said the issue was out side his department. STARTS TQNITSi K JfSSti Wefena Carter fie 1 ""I Wariow I enue W'paci f omy cart I 6ARLY , V 'til how Tim Cwrt.ly I'll CU Battling C mm Top Recording Artist Bi Lefty Frizsell, who has jumped into tiie ton spot among Western recording artists, is to be at the Armory here tomorrow night. The Frlszell show includes the West ern Cherokees, a topflight band, several vocalists and specialty en tertainers. Several recording artists are in the Frizzell outfit. Among them are Blackie Crawford, director of the Cherokees, Danny Brown, who specializes in imitating other West ern singers, and Johnny Rector, who wrote and sinRS "Married by the Bible, Divorced by the Law." In addition to the vocalists and the Cherokee band, there is Jimmy Dennis, pantomiming comedian. More Farming Land Needed? By FRANK VA1I.LE WASHINGTON i The need for more land In agricultural pro duction was emphasised in pleas to the Senate Interior Committee Wednesday for approval of a bill to add Irrigation features to Chief Joseph Dam on the Columbia River. I Rep. lloran iD.-Wash.) told the .committee mat surveys indicate ! the United Slates will have to in crease Us farm lands by 116 nul I lion acres In the next 23 years If it is to continue to feed citizens of i his country and maintain its ex port program. I Sen. Magnuson (D.-Wash.. spon : sor of the bill, said "lack of food Is one of the real reasons for the I spread of communism." Similar testimony came from .Reps. Jackson, Mitchell and Holes of Washington State. Spokesman for the Columbia River Development League and the Columbia Basin Commission, a ! state agency, said Washington is far behind other western states In ! Irrigation works. i Wilford R. Woods. Publisher of Ihe Wenatchee (Wash.) Daily World and member of the development league, said much land in Central Washington can be Irrigated only from Chief Joseph Dam. Residents of the area feel they are entitled to this benefit, he said, inasmuch as they will not benefit from the dam's power out put which will be used outside the rejion. Hubert H. Walter, an official of the basin commission, offered a statement by Gov. Langlie of Wash ington which he said "unqualifiedly endorses the bill." Other witnesses included Frank A. Stewart, secretary of the Devel opment league, and George D. Zahn, commission member and Methow rancher. Bureau of Reclamation officials are scheduled to testify Thursday. Wrecks Take Lives of Two By The Associated Presa Automobile accident WprinMav claimed the lives of two men in Oregon. John Alfred Kelly 20. Portland, : was fatally injured near Bend 1 when his car skidded off the Bend Burns highway. j Roy H. Mlnnick. 7, Arlington. I was killed in what officers said: was an automobile-train collision. ' Minnlck's body was found in his j badly wrecked car near an Arling- : ton grade crossing. Coroner Mar- i via Albee said Minnick apparently drove into the side of a moving train. Ilcans and two Democrat are after his Job. He doesn't expect any trouble winning renomlnailon at Ihe primary election week from Friday. Angell Is a Porllander, as art all oi his opponents. His district Is Multnomah County, where there Is a Democratic majority In regis union, but which has sent a Re publican to Congress since 1939. TOP OrrONKNT Angell's best-known opponent is A. W. Lalffitv, vno reived In C er wholeM'.lrr a'id an armv r'r gi'fsi Horn 1913 to If 15. Lrrici',y'K '"'' .' I"'""''" , , , , ,. i.nillFi' to Angell a, main cr.mpat.-n plank Is to try to )1Mln'ni8 t,. the federal government lo turn ()' 0emocmik, ,,, ,M over the Oregon and Calllornia limiPmors Allvoo II. Curboli. giant lands to Ihe slate of Orrgun. irwyer, anil II. H. Blnllard. who ihese land, ho ever, rre Iwa.ed wnnls Ihe government lo pay II 01) mostly In Southern Oregon, io the a month to every atlull in nead. subject hasn't beecpie a hoi one In Col.uelt u(,pl, sorviiig a year Muhuomah County, r))l) M ,s8lslnt general noui'Vl i Angell, like all of Oregon's no-, ihe DeletViO Fleotrlo Power Admln publlcan candidates for Congress ustrnllon, and has been on Ihe Port pledges himself to do v.hat he mn inml Hmi.iluii Au;!uirliy, He Is new to reduce taxes and cut govern- in the political arena. meiH spending. He has many un-; stallnrd was badly beaten when kind words lo say about how the he made his first try for Congress federal government Is "saturated io yeara ago. lie Is the father o( with corruption, graft, collusion, Hie Stallnrd Cooperative Commu Influence peddling, lax flxors and nv Center Plan, wlileh he aayii thievery," woiild cost the government 100 The third. Republican In Ihe race billion dollars a year, and wwild Is a young newcomer to politics. 'solve the question of living from He la John F, Relchleln, 26, a luni- cradle to the grave. n 1 s SUGGESTS Pretntftiflitad af nly for lenKt but ef tvtry vital point Hail ,$h f ' I I . JY I f Txuly-Mother if ' will have a fit ! reportlonad MwnyQ bird 60 to gauge, IS dealer KLAMATH eALLJ. Mill AMIKICAN CHINESI Fada at M katl n. Fat Ordtn T. Take Oat Ben 6. Lee, Mgr. Propo J HUMMING BIRD 5 SI gauge, IS denier p Pretty mothers will welcome ihe Battery of all ihe meticulously correct dimensions (all different for each fpot size) that make proportioned HUMMING BIRD fit at every point. Practical mothers will bless you because ihe fine fit and comfort mean longer wear. Give a boxful of Romance colors! LEON'S 525 Main in Klamath Falls DRESS BETTER FOR LESS! 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Merrill came In last at the i track meet at Modcc Field Mon- any. But we got four first places. The last National Assembly nro- gram was Tuesday. Mr. America , waa the entertainer. He lifted weights, tnld us of his life, and how to build a healthy bodv. Our Glee Club has been practic ing hard for the music festival to be held at OTI May 13. We're looking forward to a grand program. HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT WASHINGTON Wl Pacific Gas and Electrio Co., San Francisco, asked the Power Commission Wednesday for a license for a pro posed 36,040,ooo Hydroelectric project on Iha north fork of the Feather Rivr and Butt Creek in Plumas County, Calif. v J,0tQv FD?l y , - f I enjoy the style end cemfert of Aofh lovevln frome en Mother's Doy. Stylish new eye- ( ..... . . . . . . weor, o truly thoughtful 9ift odds to lH All A f I CTCD WMmi E V mother's comfort, efficiency, end style. I 1 ALT A tUJ I Lfl Optometrist ,. S Select a new frome for mother, today. Visit 53 I rt: Stamlard(L I styles ond colors. 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