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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1952)
fAC.B TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, .1UNR 7, 1BB2 FARMERS I It I time to oritrr In r auranc on growing crops. See Hani Norland for beat service. 637 Pine STARTS AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT i .NT-"', If 1 aj JOAN VIVIAN IJS 1 EVANS BLAINE f - BARRY SULLIVAN if -KEEFE BRASSELLE l X BILW ECKSTINE jt kt Oe Mira Sana ..Jr Vs mn w.iinntWjwywp.nngpnw greejsrassyseae LAST TIME TONIGHT lUi Coot taw us Doily CflUKM KTWR iwM WILLIAM HOLDEN You'll Be SHOCKED when you learn John's infamous secret! ' ' 5 wSteD KFLW 1450 Kc rDT fcaturdajr Evening, June T 00 Sports HlthltghU :1a Homt Town Nawa : World Kew Summary 6 30 Selene Editor ABC 1:43 Wordf of Life T 00 Mr. District Ally. ABC 7 2i Mtulr T M Dmner In Gmn Room ABC 1 00 Tha Lone Ranger ABC ;: Dancing Part- ABC S:00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P m lleadltnea 10 13 Pacific Coait Baseball -11:00 Nw Summary 11:05 Sign Oft KFLW 1450 Kc rDT Sunday, June S 8 00 Newt ABC B IS Morning Song ABC 8 30 Light and Lite Hour ABC 8:00 Calvary Echoes 13 Chapel tn tho Sky 8:30 Keiro College Cholrt ABC 10:00 Sunday News Special ABC 10:15 St. Lawrence University Com mencement Exercises AB(. 10:30 National Vespers ABC ' 11:00 Lutheran Church 12:00 Christian in Action ABC 14-rtO Thi. Wat. Around U'Arld ABC 1.-00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC z:oo voice 01 propnecy abl 3:30 Church In the Home ABC 3:00 Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 Tommy Dorsey Show 3:45 Guest Star 4 00 U. & Navy Battd 4:13 Jimmie Fldler 4:20 Music 4:30 Herald of Truth 5:00 Stop the Music ABC 6:00 Drew Pearson ABC 6:13 Meet Corliss Archer ABC 6;45 Home Town News 6:55 World News Summary 7:00 Cascading Rhythms 7:30 The Great Adventure ABC 8:00 Paul Harvey ABC 6:15 Monday Morning Headlines ABC 6:30 Stewart Craif ABC 8:43 Che. Huntley AEC 8:00 Pacific Coatt Baseball 10:00 10 P 81 Headlines 10:15 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sign -Off . KFLW 1450 Kc PDT Monday, June 9 6.00 Sign On News Sunt. ' 6:03 Corn in tn Mora 6:43 B & B TV 7:00 News Breakfast Ed. 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred, News ABC 7:40 Top of the Horning 7:35 Jolin Conte ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 8:00 Hank Henry Show 9: JO Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley, News ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:53 Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Against the Storm ABC 11:30 Stop & Shop 11:45 County Agent" Speaks 11:53 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:13 Pay less S'dewalk Show U:W Lucky TJ" Ranch ABC 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:18 Better Living 1:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 3:00 Basin Briefs 2:13 When A Girt Mirrles ABC 8:30 Mary Ma-lln ATC - 3:45 Rom. of Evelyn Winters ABC 3:00 Ronnie Kemper ABC 3:13 Ted Malonc ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3:45 Manhattan Maharajah ABC 4:00 Requestfully Yours 3:00 Fun Factory AEC 3:20 World Flight Reporter ABC 5:23 Baseball Roundup ABC 5:70 Chet Huntley ABC 5:43 Milk Producers Pgr. 6:00 Sports Hignlignts 6:15 Home Town Kew4 L i 13 World News Summary ..fl Twtlliht Serenade 49 Headline rdmon ABC .S5 Coming Aiiramona on ABC T OO Tht Lon. Sanger ABC l- Henry J. Taylor ABC T:4S Stewart Cralf ABC 00 Tho Bl( Hand ASC 30 Queen Ilttaboth a Birthday ftm. ABC 10 (W lu I'M Haadllnai 10:1S Saronado In Blua 10:30 Inaomnta Club 11:00 Nawa Summary 11:01 turn 0(1 KFJI USt Kc PDT Saturday Erenlnt, June T :00 Around Town Nawa :1S Klanuth Thaatar Quia :S0 Aatambly of Gnd Hour 1 00 Collaga Choir MBS 1:30 Klamath Tampla 1:00 MUM Thaatr MBS I 00 Nawa MBS a. 13 Pondaroaa Room t SO Tor Danrora Only :43 Sporu Tlnal 53 Nawa MBS 0M Lombardo Land SA MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Oroh. MBS 11KK) Night Own Na vi IIKU Night Owla Club 11:00 Sign OH KFJI list Ke. PDT Sunday, June 8 00 TVInga ot Haaling 30 Waakly Comic Man 00 Radio Bibia Clan UBS :30 Klam. Rev. Cantor :4S bland Malodlaa lr oo Kawa MBS 10 13 Thia Thing Called LKa 10:JO Lutharan Hour MBh 11:00 Frank and trnaal MBS 11:13 Show Tunaa 11:30 Land or lha rrta MBS 11:43 Guctt Star t?:00 Nocnr'av Nawa 11:13 BUI Cunningham MBS 12:o0 Alrfoice liour MBS l:O0 Ofllclal Drtactlva 1:13 Nawa MBS 10 Crimo riKhtvra MBS 1:51 Bobby Bcnaon MBS 1:00 Tha Shadow MBS 3:50 Trua Dalactiva MRS 3:00 Bobby Banaon MBS. 3:30 Nick Cartar MBS 3:35 Cacil Brown. Kawa. MBS 00 Newa MBS 4:13 Muaic :." Staa iboat .Tamhorr 3:00 Raviawing Stand MRS 5:30 Knchantad Hour MBS :00 Around Town Nawa :13 Klamath Thaatra Quia i 6:30 Proudly Wa Hail 7:l0 J J. Anthvm- .MRS T:30 Down You Go MBS 7:53 Nawa MBS I :00 Twanty Cjueationa MBS I 30 Information Pleaia MBS I :oo Glann HardyNawa MBS 9:15 Voice of America TO Tha Whiatlar CBS 10:00 MG.M Muaical Comedy Theater MRS 11:00 S in Off KFJI list Kc PDT Monday. June t 1 " 1 ( V Ti , ? . 4 aa,; 1 fsT'-'"" III S-V' i I 1 1 . j : MM 1- 7 l dill1- -1 7 . J Filmland in Pained Proiest t i - Over Jane Fronton's Lyrics My F.RSKINK JOHNSON HOLtYWOOD (N&'AI Kxclil slvrly Yours: Jnne Froiunii'a sinuliiR In the cent ol a nct'lnl inalci'ial "I llat Mnvlelown" aonii Is biinln howls ol protest front Hollywood stars. Including Belly llulton. Kven Jane's "11 Dnrrvl Zaiiuck Is llslenliiK, I'm klddlnu" lanline,' lllckertown clllsens coin plivln. doesn't remove the Inaull to Hollywood. Rudy Vallee's doctors, worried (or weeks, have now assured hlni that he will be able to aim nunlu lollowlng throat opcintlon, Jprmnrtte MacDonald and tlrne Raviiiond, who should know, are UriiyiiiR printed reports ol a marl la I rill. Fnnnle Bilce's litmllv hits been Inlkiiig to MIUl Oreen about ro- vlvlnii the late star's famous Bnbv Snooks character for television. RlRlits to the show were owned by Fannie. Ihroimh sn.vlhiiiB (or a ' rei tnln inoviti dtirrn and did Iter six bank accounts. Fdrntr Ulnicr. who directed "llabrs In UiiRtlatl" In Kuioiw. n predlclliiR a bin new career lor John Boles, the Mario Lansu of the t'arlv "10's. It's a comedy rule (or Jonn aim Ulmer said: "llo conn'j off like a couiblnntlnn ol Bobby Claik and Clroucho Marx." ralilelle Uoddnrd and Ovmv rto.o I,ee were the feminine stars ol the I Una and It's Ulmer anvlim: it a amnsiim now miinv neon a think I'nulctlo Is difficult, I have noiuliiir but tha hliihest inulso fur hrr. You couldn't ask more of su actress. Muillyn Nn.ili. unable to ovrr coiiie the Jinx Hint's domied all Chiiplin lentlliuc Intllcn but I'nul ette. Is now trvlim for a slum career on Brondwav. Dunsmuir Tq Celebrate Rail Days DUNMMUIR The liluunat rinva r.l OuiiKiiiuir's yeur ui'o Hie tin on lit cltiilrtl In the aiiiiiinl Rnllrond Liuva celebriitlon, nlutcd linn year lor June here. Ami iiiiiunu the nnnv nl lnl.nl In be tlliplnyed will be thn three Utile Ulipliiiina S-yenr-olil Joan 8-ycitr-tiKI Juu and Dickie, 13 who Will DIOM'tll a tlllllbllllll unrl iraii. bntlc act. The Unco arc children ol Mr. and Mrs. 11. IS. Bispham, Kliimalh falls. 'I'lio liinird nS plrco Wrldoiilnn Band nl Oakliinrt Is also slated, buckbonliiK innrclies and oilier or. llvltlcd, Willi Ihem come the Hen All Orienlnl Jinn Uniiil, Challiiiiucr rttea. rjlinolouo (jiuirlet ami full tluoo tliiya-full ol other entertain- The butt Is itelttnit louder lhat Merle Oberon. who hasn't made a Hollywood movie ulnce 19t7, will be the l.t-she-ood-or-evll en chantress In Fox "My Cousin Rschel." MEET IN JAPAN These two Klamath Navy men met recently in Japan while serving with U. S. forces in the Pacific. They are Roy Lee Clary, left, son of Mrs. C. G. Myers, 1738 Oak, and Roger Eugene Eckert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eckert, 3247 Laverne Ave. Burned Modoc peters Bag ArM Rp WfM porcupines HI CO llWalvVitWVj ALTURAS Modoc Nation Terry Moore, who says "I'd do I If for nolhliiD." will hike In the el's summer theater circuit lor the first I Dunsniulr's la the only "Rail lime as the star of a revival of .'ond Day" celebration lliin side of "Peg o' Mv Heart." Her per- 'Chiciiuo. It is the railroad which centime deal will pnv Tcrrv more l"is put the Utile Sacramento ciin Uinn her movie salary. yon city on the innp. II In Uio Houthern Hacllio division point be- "Rashomnn," filmed In Japan iwoen Bncinnirnlo and Poriluml. and dislrlbuled bv RKO. Is un lor A Noilhcrn fallloinia baseball . , ., ., .mnihrr atvard-lhe "best rilrec-1 leiiBue ciiiup belwrrn DiiiiMtiuir Owrnn 0 Connor. Donald s wile. ,j,. , , .,., n, ,.. dup... and Weed Is also lnipl for fiim. will chaniie her name In a hrtnp ., nuiwi I duv. June 14. bill try to overcome the hnndicnn Knlei liilinnriit. dunces nnil pa- of IH ins a famous star's belter j,nmv Duruiue will toss Ills I ml rude are all lire durum the cele-aS half. Her emotlm on Donald's TV ,, ,1)r ' rcsidetilliil rum via book brntlon. which is to be at conipan show she'll be a renulsr next , .m ,,,;, n,nui. That's when 1 letl here by com essions and cain'A (all is blR-llme. "Toe Caiid'dale." a book of nho-jvnl.v A model linln exlilbll Is al-JP lomiiphs of Diirante's honest fnce pluimed. nun un w""" ...v...... 1(1 comments on Hie wnne nou.:e into the Army, the Contluo family has ocatlered. Younaer brother Victor enlisted In the New. slater Josenhlne has Joined her husband, an arnw private. In Maryland, and Mom and Poo Contluo are tend Inn the Olendale, Calif., delicates sen. race, will be oil the presses. Wilson Named rMa Aqent rTjTl1jjjCaiaaa ereai iwil I 'l'llllll I ENDS TONIGHT liMLtfsi"imiiw; TOeV' Xathe BETTE DAVIS BARRY SULLIVAN (.fiiiiiMiiei .wrtwa rurnr BsVl DICK PARKER Student Yins Poster Award Winner of the top state award n tbe annual Poppy Poster con test sponsored by Auxiliary No. 8, American Legion Is Dick Parker, 17, Klamath Union High School senior. He received 15 in cash The poster, titled "His Tribute' is now in Portland but will be on display here during the coming region ana Auxiliary convention in late July. Dick son of Mr. and Mrs. Otteon Parker. 2422 Da r row Avenue, re cently placed in National competl- tioi. and nas won other recogni tion for his work. He plans to make art his career and will study titer graduation next year in San Fran cisco or Chicago. 00 Sunrise Serenade :33 Farm Reporter T:0O Hcmingwa.v,SewB MBS T:13 Bieakfast Gang MBS 7:20 Today'a Beat Buya 7:45 Sam Hayea. BkhL Newa MBS 7:55 Flrat Edition Local Newa :00 Cecil Brown MBS :15 Breakfait Gang MRS 1:38 Bible Inatilute MBS :00 The Paula Stone Show MBS :15 Platter Party 0:30 Date In Hollywood .43 Favorites of ' e-ierdae 10:00 Newapapcr of the Air MBS 10:15 Tellolest MBS 10:30 I J Point. 10:43 Answer Man MBS 14:00 Ladiea Fair MBS 11:25 Newa MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day S1BS 12:00 Name Band 12:15 Noonday Nawa . 11:30 Your Dance Tunea 11:45 Market and Liveateck 12:30 Klamath Notes 11:55 Currins 1:00 Jack Kirk wood kTBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2:00 rwa MBS 2:05 IS Top. Tunes 2:15 Homemalcer'e Harmonies 2:20 16 Top Tunes 2:30 Gillette Warmup Time MRS 2:35 Mutuat'a Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel's Score' Board 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway Newa MBS ' 40 Curt ' ajaey Tin-e MPS 4:45 Sam Hayea. Newa UBS 9:00 Ricky's Request 5:30 Twilight Time 5:45 IS Top Tunea 5:50 Cecil Brown MBS :0O Gabriel Hcatter UBS :15 Klamath Theatre Outs :30 Around Town Newa :40 Something to Think About :45 Sam Haea, Newa UBS 55 Bill Benry MBS 7:00 1 Waa A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Slar :00 Let George Do I UBS S:30 Bobby Benson MBS :O0 Glenn Hardy Newa UBS CIS Fulton Lewis Newa UBS 9:30 For Dancers Only a :45 Sporu Final ' 55 S-Hirute Final MBS 10:00 I Love Mystery UBS 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 Crowell'a Next MBS 11:00 Mifht Owla News 11:05 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off . est personnel hsve National For- completed nn - - . - . intensive mint mr poruuiiui'-s. areas of Modoc National Forest by, w d SoOOOO p re scpdlmcs In burned , , h . . monlh.' lnmntrs ol San Ouentin has been completed for the season, the Forest Service office announced today. In all some 1250 acres were planted In the areas of the Plum Ridge Bum of 1950. and the Mowlts and Mcars Burns of last fire season. Because of last winter's heavy jsnowiall. foresters reported plani- lng conditions were excellent this 'spring, and present plans call for a continuation of the planting i during the spring seasons of the jnext two years. I Planters averaged 400 seedlings I planted per day per man, the report saia. r Merchantable 'timber damaged by the three big fires has already been sold and a good portion re moved, though Long Bell and White Pine Lumber Co. are slated to salvage still more timber from Foresters report the animals have done extensive damage by girdling thousands of voune pine trees. The porcupine . likes tender yonng pine bsrk. They Rlrdle the tree, thus killing either the tree or the tree's top. and consequently the tree Is lost as merchantable timber. About (0 porkles were taken by direct hunt ing methods, the foresters repott. and about the same number were killed by timber stand Improve ment crews. The crews reported they were having trouble locating timber un damaged by porcupines which they were to prune for clear timber, and the effort to thin the porcu pine popluation was begun. Marv Anderson's brother. Jim will nlav Jennifer Jones' brother ... ..... n.Hi.H Trnt.ij- hei-niite Mrv was slated to alar In the I William iltllli Wilson. Innsllme Ihe milk mrvlc before Ihe backers! Klamath rrMdrtu uiitl liraduiito ol demanled a big name slar. IKU1IS and Oitkoii kiiiIc CoIIckc. ha,s been named Canada Life As- Maty Todd, wife of Dims An- surunce Company repiesentotlvo In drew will return to emoting In. the Klntnnth Kails area, a summer slock production of Wilson recently completed special "The Olass Menagerie starring. : course oiiereo ov hip ronipanv in Dana I Toronto, the home office, ami in ' Victoria, II C. where he received Piper Laurie's slzr.llng. She's a liiithcsl honors nniona Americans dandy songstress, but UI hired being schooled In the insurance another to lng her one song In line. "Hns Anybody Seen Mv Gal? He hits already been cjtinltflrcl Orchestra Leader Dick Stabile lor membership in Ihe company's explaining at Clro's that he Is sup-1 senior production club nosed to hold the audience for Wilson plans to open an office i three minutes while Josephine , soon In the business offices of Foil I Baker chanRes gowns: Inn and Pope, realtors, at 333 K i "I wouldn't wish thU tpot on a,: Main. leopard. NKtV NAMK PORTLAND A Portland chain store soon will be selllnu Jrr:ev milk under the trade linnia "All Jersey." Firu Mrver. Inr . Rrocrrv re Inller. announced Krltlav the Jer ipv promotion nroRinm had been nrrsnucri with the Oregon Jersey Cuttle Club. Hunnv llrook Farms will uoitlo AMIRICAN CHINISI fees Hnti txajtl . 444 Fe Orden To Tek Oat Son B. Lee, Mgr. the Mears Burn, site of last year's -devastating Modoc Fire. Money for the planting projects was collected as a part of the salvaged timber sale. NOW APPEARING! "ELLA and her FELLAS" Cocktail Entertainment 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dinner Service 6:00-12:00 p.m. Dancing 9:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. :,4vi ! The secret that Jack Webb Is looking Charlie Chan-lsh about I tits soon-to-be-announced plan lo I film "Dragnet" as a full-length i movie house production. His idea its to cash In on the radio and TV If.uccess of Webb's superior crime Lhow. A reconciliation In Ihe otllnR? lOn her first night In town alter1 I a trip to EnRland. Pat Medina ; i checked In at Richard Orecne'a mansion for a dinner cooked with his rugged hands. Robert Q. Lewis tells of Ihe : profile boy who said he'd go RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT SUMMER BAND RENT TO APPLY ON PURCHASE kyle morgan pianos Ph.2-0200 - - 1035 Moin "yours for o happier future through music" aTosEARLYFreoPonloaJ tonight! "V JOHN WAYNE r JOHN OAR JlAGICCARPH Btfa.it B ll A -yS TNI IATTU encf oHl Two Cars On Stolen List Two automobiles were reoorted to City and State Police here as stolen Friday. . The first was a 1939 Plymouth coupe, green in color and bearing Oregon license 516-762. taken some time Thursday night from the Eco nomy wrecicers yard on e. out. The car was owned by Robert H. Baker, 24T Eldorado. J. C. Belcher, Seattle, reported a 1938 Chevrolet truck, pointed blue and with a Washington license, sto len from the fairgrounds early Fri day afternoon. Death Takes Mrs. Harder Word was received here Fridsy of the death of a former Klamath Falls resident, Mrs. Edna Harder, about 68, Thursday morning in Santa Maria. She had been in 111 health eight years. . Mrs. Harder was the mother of Mrs. Holmes Bell, the former Con stancy Schallock, Marysvllle. She lived In Klamath Falls for 25 years leaving here for the south to make her home several years ago. 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