Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 26, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 20, 1M2 KFJI - H5 Ke. - PUT Monday Evening-. May 6 00 Cabrlel Hotter MBS 15 Klamath Tneatcr Quit 6:30 Around Town New 40 Something to Think About 49 In Hum, Newa MBS MS Bill Hinry MBS :0u I Wu CommuntBi for ral T:30 Bright htar g:00 Let George Do It MBS , g:M HoUywoos Theatre MBS J 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS g:15 rulton Lewie News MBS g;30 For Dane-era Only 43 SporU rinel ' ' " :JS s-mlnuu Final MBS J0;00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:16 Look to the tikwa . 10:30 War rronl Home Front MBS 11:00 Night Owla Newa 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Oft XFJI 1160 Kc. PDT : Tuesday, May 17 6:00 Sunrlae Serenade 6:53 Karm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newa MBS 1:15 Breakfait Gang MBS 7:3(1 Headlines and Byllnei T:43 Beit Buya 6:00 Cecil Brown MBS 15 Breakfut Gang MBS 6:30 Haven of Beit MBS 6:00 Homemaker Harmonica 6:13 Platter Party 6:30 Date in Hollywood 9:43 Familiar Favomei 10:00 Newspaper, of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 La Polntea , 10:43 Concert 10:35. Currtns ; ' 11:00 Ladles Fair MBS 11:23 Newi MBS '11:30 Oueen for Day MBS 12:00 Name Band! 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:45 Market and Livestock 12:33 Klamath Notes row ri cots from i; I.;'-''; "mn Mr Ma hfN I atrcissi Muw tut iKarsoa I W. 1 M'Ls TWa evauan 'IV m u - rut I ,u PAUL DOUGLAS JANET LEIGH I beaa Wrm Ltwis Slew I I SfrkKJ lytjatM tract lesmftJ I mi""- i -aM - FREE PONY CART . RIDtS EVERY EYE.4 'Courtesy Ptptl Cola Bottling Co. GATES OPEN 7:00 P.M. .DAYLIGHT SAVE. Tim 1:00 Jark Klrkwood Show MBS 1 .'al Take a Number MBS 2:1)0 Newa MBS 3 OS News Mils 2 15 Two at 3 13 3:13 Anawer Man MBS 3:30 Rlrkv a Request 4:00 Behind The Story MPS 4:13 Hemingway News MPS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Haves MBS 3:00 Sergeant Treiton MBS 3:30 Sky King MBS 9:33 Cecil Brown MBS 6 no Gabriel Hratter MBS 6 30 Around Town Newa 6.40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Haea News MBS 6 33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Black Museum MBS 7:30 Prler Salem. MBS 6:00 Count of Monte Crltto MBS 8:30 Roving at Rudy'a 6:43 Heidelberg Harmonatrrt 6:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 6:13 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 6:43 Sports Final 9:33 9-MlnuM Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Opera Concert MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11 05 Nlaht Owla Club 12 00 Sign Off KFMV 1450 Kc. PDT Monday Evening, May 56 6:00 SporU Highlights 6:13 Home Town News 6:23 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:33 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Henry J. Tay lor ABC 7:43 Stewart Craig ABC 8:00 ABC Worldwide F lathes ABC 8:13 Rsdio on the Record 8:30 Should we adopt the City Man ager rorm ot Government 10:00 10 P. M. Headlines 10:15 Serenade .In Blue 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newa Summary u:i sign Ull KFMV 14S Kc PDT Tuesday, May SI 6 no Sign On News Summary 6:05 Corn In the Morn 7KM News, Bklil. Edition 7:13 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred. News ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:35 John Con ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 8:00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Cbet Huntley ABC 10:13 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 Whispering Streets ABC ' 11:13 Against the storm ABC 11:30 Stoo & Shoo 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:53 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Psvless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC law ram Harvey ABC 1:15 Better Living 1:30 Mar Mare. UcBrlda ARC 2:00 Basin Briefs 2:15 When a Girl Marries ARC 3:30 Mary Marlln ABC 2:43 Rom. of Evelyn Winters ABC 3;O0 Betty Crocker ABC 315 Ted Malone ABC , ' 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3:45 Manhattan Maharaja ABC 4:00 Requestfulry Yours S.-O0 Tom Corbett. Foaca Cadet ARC 5:25 Royal Triton Bsbl. Roundup ABC 5:45 B It B TV 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attractions on ABC ' 7:00 Proudly We Hail 7:30 Newsund Theatre ABC 00 Escape with Me ABC 6:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off :lMr nil Easier City Rules Sought PftRTI.AWn (M Thm f yicl.tltF. nmrrliftiisk n( fhai T anas rnl nf inisUTi Clues wants the 1953 Legislature to rjn.se a s?riM nf laws In tnsra governing of cities easier. Among uic proposea sianites Q;s cussed here 8unday at tne close of the committee's two-day meeticz were: - Amendment of the state speed control act to require consultation with local authorities before speed limits on highways within city boundaries are revised. A uniform traffic - code, for- all cities. An art whirh wntilri limit ..!.. expenditures for utilities to the amount actually budgeted State aid for cities inswiline r-ew-aee dlsnnxal faruiti. t-- 1 nuau atou serve state insUtutions.. Dog Returns Lost Money DECATUR, 111. tJPi J, A. Good lost a billfold containing 1100 and important personal papers last fall. A search of his neighborhood and nswKnsnar ariurHcAmt yielded nothing. tunday Good s young cocker :nnntfl trnttsul nn In hie With iha hillfnIH U. hie M..tl. n I...... ... H,i,.u,u in mo mvruvil. UUIU said the money and the papers were sun were out a on soggy. There was no clue as to where the billfold had been. - 1 sfTBtmrriv if.t iitryl FOUR BROTHERS IN SERVICE is probably a record now for any Klamath county family. These are me sons of Mrs. Hazel Crapser, 426 Airway Avenue. Above (1 to r) Melvin D. Mecham, 25, US navy 7Va years, stationed in San Diego and'Clessen H. Mecham, 22, five years in the navy stationed at Okinawa. Lower (1 to r) PFC Dayton R. Mecham, 20, medical aid stationed in Korea and C. R. Maurice Mecham, 17, naval I reserve, construction re cruit, now 'in school in Hen ley. Other sons and daugh ters are Elmo 11-years old and Clair six at home; ODal Stettler, San Pablo, Calif., Verna Lopez, Richmond, Calif., and Evelyn Bowles; Richmond, Calif. Wailer Weds In New York NEW YORK iiT Crooner Johnny Ray, who sobs In his songs, and his brldei the former Marilyn Mor rison, settled down to married lilt Monday with their honeymoon put off until July. The 35-vnr-old siniier and 111 pretty ..-year-old daughter nf a Los Angeles night flub owner were married hero Sundny by spa tial Sessions Judge Herman Br- sliay. Rav said Die honeymoon would be postponed until lio fulfills Uiea- itr riimniltmenta. A crowd of Rayl bobby-sox fitnj milled around the Hotel Warwick in Manhattan, where tne wecicting ceremony was held In a private suite. The singer's patent. Mr. and t .. . vt...i Dbv nf Tn.at,hiii'i Ore., were pleased and dated by ma aitair, . V never expected quite this. As the New Yorkers say It's tabu lous," they said. Also here from the West Coast were the bride's mother, Mrs. Ulsle Kracgcr, nd her father, Charles Morrison. Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri and his wile were among the 40 guests at the wedding. Alter llie ceremony. Ray Invited one of ins tern-age fans up to iho suite and sung one ot her favorite songs. Then the girl. It-year-old Rene Mngrlsso, wandered happily back to her companions. The Three Bears' To Be Staged A one-act play, "The Three Bears." adapted from the story ol Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Is to be presented at the Latter Day Saints Church, Martin and Home, Tuesday. 7:30 p. in., by pre-srhnol age players of the Childrens Theater. The Dlav Is to be directed by Mrs. Jessie Lee Hoslord and mem bers of the cast are Lennle Hos ford (Pappa Bear). Chelre Kellum i Mama Bean, Benny Kern (Bnby Benri. Marilyn Metier lOoldllockii. Barbara Caseman tchlld listening to story). The story will be I old by Mrs. Hosforfl. The play will be open to the pub lic. Sheriff, Three Deputies Charged with Misconduct EVERETT. Wash, in Khnlll Tom V. Wnrnoct nf Snohomish C'oiinlv and 'three 'ol his ttrnutlea 'were chained In (Umerlnr Cnnrl i Saturday with five counts of mis conduct In ot Ik e and one count of conspiracy. Thev are nmiaed ( us'tig the labor of prisoners for personal Rain. The charges are gross misde meanors. Sheriff Warnock's co-defendants are Earl Buck" Weaver, under- Dutch Draft U.S. Soldier WITH U. 8. UTH INFANTRY DIVISION, Korea 111 Sgt, Ucerl Hatcnberir of Lyndon, Washington lfemrt Mn1., 1.. i.. ,4 l ,.. -- ..,....j iiv imu mcch in ducted Into the Dutch Army tnd was supposed to report lor duty more uian two weeas ago. Usnhii-f, u-,aa 4il(.l Ill ...li .1 ,,,u IIIQ U. S. Army In 1(160. Ho Just re ceived a letter from the Mavor of Ulrum, The Netherlands, naying he Was In rrnnrl (or Hnlu l ttlr,,... May 8. tiatcnoerg went to the United Stales (rom Holland with his lain- llV 111 104.7 I1m ...ih i.. , m - Physical rxanilnation before luav. Ing The Netherlands buthenrd no ninrn frnii, ii,m iiiii, until Monday. . He said that after he lrav-s Korea he wants to obtain V. 8. cltlzenshin end r,nlui fnK in Europe. naienorrg. a member of an artillery battalion. Is a son of Mr. and Mrs tlnm, tl,,....!...... .1 J'erndale, Wash. jihenlf: Lewis Mulligan, superin tendent of the Snohomish uouiuv lall. and tlforuo Hudson, special ilcmilv nhcillf. WarntK'k, Weaver and Kliinlgnn. along with Deputies Clin lies Mul lock u ml A nuns McDonald are tie feiitlcula In another criminal rase II led bv i'losecutor Phil Wliorldull Feb. a. In that cai-e. Hie Mierllf Is accus ed of kiiowmglv pcrinllllng two piisonera to ex-ape from lall. The lour co-defendants are accused of aiding and abfltlinKjirorli. Forest Society Tour Friday The Hnhsla-Ciiscnile Chanter. So ciety ol American F'oresleni, has scheduled Its nest meeting for Fri day. June e. will hear Weyerhaeus er Timber Co.'s Tom Orr speak on the Klamath Working Circle at Paisley following a tour of that part of the Fremont National Forest. The tour Is In Include an liisnen- Hon of a rat- louder and salvmie logging operation on the Cliewuu can River, a rherk ot the Forest Service Deseeding operation at Cof fee Pot Flat and peilmns a Utile fishing In the river Itself. Investigation was stinted last fall Into negations that labor ol oneia was used for personal (IM. Prosecutor Hhei Idun anked Attorney tienrml Hiiillli Troy tu aastgn an Investigator " Hie cane. Sheridan said the charges llleri Suliirdav are bused on the Investigator's lenoil. CENTRALIA. HI. Wt A Jersey calf was born recently on tne Walter Esmonds farm with a de cided handicap no tail to shoo off pesky flies. 1 If You DID NOT or CANNOT Finish HIGH SCHOOL lea tie Sliee el Heeae la iaeie Tlese (ra hlik Sikeel Dlfltssi rarrASE NOW let CelWie er Leera T6e 0l' CBADUATES BAVg ENTERED OVES 6M COLLEGE! Dept. Klo-J-24 Nome Address City AMERICAN SCHOOL 17SS Irwdw.e Oakland U, Age A. .-.Stats Calif. MORE CASUAI.T1KH WASHINGTON ijtl Thi. n(.., Deparunent Monday identified 5.1 more battle casualties m Korea A new list No. 37JI reported eight killed, si wounded, two missing and two injured. Aj Coming June 1st CRATER LAKE MILK In the Wefld melt ktstATH eu,6. AMIRICAN CHINISI tt 1 ritatt kaatl rk. t Of den T. Take Oat an B. L, Mgr. 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Trucker Admits Forgeries A Marysville, Calif., truck driver Is booked at the City Jail for lorgery and has admitted, writing uiree cnecas, lor siz.bu eacn, ana signing the name "Ralph G Cobb lo them. He have his name as Woodrow Wilson Small, 37, and his local ad dress as the Anchor Hotel. Small allegedly wrote the three checks at a local service station. and after he had gone the station owner noifled City Police. Small, located a block away Sunday morn ing, denied that he Intended to try to cash the checks. . More Political Activity Asked PORTLAND i Federal Secur ity Administrator Oscar Ewiug, commencement speaker at Port land State College Sunday, urged graduates to take an active role in politics. "For the sins and failings of not. Hies, there Is Just one cure more politics; better politics; politics in the vigorous forthright tradition oi American democracy," he said. 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