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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1952)
PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tuesday, .ini.v 20, ln.-.a -KFLW 1 Kc PDT Tvesday Evtnlnf, July 29 00 Iporti Hlfhlifhti 13 Horns Town Ncwi M World Ntwi Summary 8.10 Twtltjtht Serenade 43 Headline Edition ABC 93 Catmnf Attraction! on AUG 1:00 Proudly Wr Hail 1 30 Mayor of Time Square ABC 00 bran wtth Me ABC ft 30 PacHir Coal BaMOU JO 00 10 P M. Hetdltnrft 10:13 Pacific Coal Bacball 11:00 Newt Sunnvtry U:0f Slfn Ofi KFLW 1450 Kc rDT tt'ednrsday, July 3 00 Band MuatC :0S Early Bird Nw 10 Corn In the Morn 45 B At B TV 7:00 Ntwi. Break fa it Edition 1:13 Charlie's Roundup T:30 Bob Uarred it Ncwi ABC t;40 Top of th Mornin 1 53 John Contc ABC 1 00 Break fait Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 50:00 Chet Huntley ABC 1015 Lone Journey ABC JO 30 My True Story ABC 20:33 U'hUperinf Streets ABC 11:13 When Girl Marrtea ABC 11 ;M Jimmy Tidier 11:43 Muttfll Roundup 11:33 Market Report 13:00 News, Noou Edition 13:13 Parlen Sidewalk Show 13J0 Luck-r-U Ranch ABC Bill Ring Show ABC 1:13 Easy Lute nut 1:30 Baitn Briefs 1:43 Paul Harvey ABC 3.00 Better Living 2:13 Ronnie Kemper ABC 3:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Tenneuc mia ABC 3:30 Cal Tinner ABC IrOO Requestfully Youn 3:00 Fun Factory ABC s ii U'nrlri riitht ReDarter ABC 3:23 Royal Triton Bsbl. Boundup ABC 8: jo unei nuniicy a.d- 3:43 Look to the Skiei :00 Sports Highllghu :13 Home Town Newt :25 WoHd Newa Supunary 8 30 Twilight Serenade . 8:43 Headline Edition ABC . 6:53 It Happens Every Day ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Postmark U.S.A. ABC 1:00 Valentino ABC 8:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10.00 10 P.M. Headline HAH The Old FRONTIER" THUS: FRIDAY HALE Rat NOW PLAYING IID EXCITUtXTI WILD i :rr g 11 rwTosaafio MJ Jj win Thiuih At 1 MBADI... J 5 citim as thi ik or juwi iSM TIL THE MMlSUN SHINES, Kino of Wild b basts ?tl AOMHMT . .J k Kino op F Wild m i : i "STEVE COCHRAN wmmrtUK MM . m mam, m wom moksc 10:15 Pari fit foait Baseball jlrflO News Summary . 11. 08 ftign Oft KFJI UM Kc PDT Tuesday tvrnlnf, July 29 00 Gabriel Haur MBS 8 13 Klamath Theater Quit 30 Around Town News 40 Something to Think About 8 43 Sam KajeaN'ews MBS .13 BUI Henry MBS T oo Jimmy Carroll Show - MBS 7 30 Peter a)m MBS O0 Count Moult Crista MBS 8 30 Serenade is. Blue 43 Heidelberg Harmonalrts 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS IS Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 30 For Dancer Only 43 Sporta Final 33 J-Minute Final MBS 10 00 t Love A Mtery MBS 10:13 Pondero Room 10:30 Official Detetfttv MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 115 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJlmo Sc. PDT Wednesday, July 30 00 Sunrise Serenad 33 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway ws MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Bet,l Buj 7:43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:33 First Edition Local News 1 00 Cecil Brown MBS 8 13 Breaklast Gang MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 9 00 Paula Stone Show MBS 913 Platter Party 9 30 Date in Hollywood 9 43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper 01 tit Air UBS 1013 Tello Test UBS 10:30 LaPointes 10:43 Answer Man MBS 11 00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Queen For a Day, UBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:43 Markets-Klamath Notes 12:33 Cur r ins too Jack Kirk wood UBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2 00 News UBS 2:03 News 2:13 Coffee with Katie 2 30 Gillette Warm up MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:33 Camel Scoreboard 4:00 John Sebastian Show 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Masaey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Haves News UBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 5:30 Twilight Time 5:30 News MBS 8:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:15 Klamath Theater Quia " 8:30 Around Town Newt 6:40 Something To Think About 6:43 Sam Haves News UBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Family Theater UBS 7r.lO Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What's the Name of Sons MBS 8:30 sieway ftiustc ineatre 8:43 Guest SUr 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. UBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9-45 Sports Final 9:33 3-Mmute Final 10:00 I Love a Mvsttry MBS 10:15 Here's to Vets 10:30 Out of Thunder MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 1145 Night Owla Club 12:00 Sign Off AECTo Erect Testing Site WASHINGTON Ml The Atomic Energy Commission Tuesday auth orized a 33 million dollar testing station (or the development ol atomic, powered aircraft. Construction will begin this sum' mer at the commission's national reactor testing station In Idaho. The commission announcement said 1,000 workers will be em' ployed during the pealc of con struction and 200 operating env ployes will be required. Preliminary design studies (or the ground test station have been made by Parsons-Macco-Klewlt Co. of Los Angeles under a sub contract with General Electric. The design, development and fabrication of the original engine are being handled by the aircraft gas turoine department 01 uen eral Electric at Lockland. 0. The nuclear phases of the proj ect are associated with non-nuclear propulsion devices being devel oped by General Electric under an Air Force contract. STOCK SALE WASHINGTON W! The Moun tain States Power Co., Albany, Ore.. Monday was authorized by the Federal Power Commission to issue and sell 200,000 shares of common stock. The stock to have 'a value of $7.25 a share. COME EARLY FREE PONT HIDES FOR THE KIDDIES! M If 17 - : nrfik..aBJBJBBBBSaBMaBSaBaSSS AlMI TOSTUDY U . S. HOSPITALS Amir Ah- -dullin Al Faisal, left, Saadi Arabian Minister at Health, arrives) with bedrtnard in New Yark U sUrt tour e( American hospitals. t? 4r A k J 1 JOINS RANKS Rsd-Hairad Rhonda Flaming , joint ihe ranks of Hollywoods bathtub beauties lor a provocative scene in Paramount'! "Pony Express." Sha splashes around in a cast-iron tub, vintage I860, using a sudlass sand stone instead of soap. Rhonda wears a scanty strapless bathinq suit that has bean dyed Hash color and as direc tor Jerry Hopper said, "tha water will have to cover tha cleavage." CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM hii that fflh'ngMjrie is baol AND THE ARMY'S J- COT HIM- . DONALD O'CONNOR' Reds Stalling Says UN Heads MTJNSAN. Korea Or) The United Nations command Tuesday accused the Reds of stalling In the staff officer talks on a proposed Korean armistice agreement. The charge came from the 17. N. command spokesman, Lt. Col. Joseph J, Borcnert, after U. N. and Communist staff officers met one hour and 44 minutes at Pan munjom on wording of the truce agreement draft. The staff officers are talking over the meaning of words and phrases In the draft while the full dress conference deadlocked over the prisoner exchange Issue is in recess until Sunday. Col. Duncan 8. Somerville. U. N. staff officer, told newsmen the Reds apparently are under the impression they "can make pro gress by putting fancy rosebuds on the chariot when we have no wheels on It." Somerville said he told the top Red staff officer, Col. Chang Chun Ban: "We are here today to try to resolve important matters which require good faith by both aides. We are not here to establish simul taneously a technicality In an ob scure paragraph for bargaining purposes or to delay and confuse the valid issues." The Communist radio at Pelplng, In a broadcast heard In Tokyo, accused the senior O. N. delegate. MaJ. Gen. William K. Harrison, Jr., of quibbling In the recent secret negotiations and trying "All sorts of dodges" to re-elassify Red prisoners as deserters. Plane Crash Injures Two KAMLOOPS, B. C. IB Pilot Jack Ferguson of Longview, Wash., and a 14-year-old passenger are In Kamloops Hospital after his light plane overshot a landing strip and crashed near Clinton, B.C., Friday. FergUBOn suffered a fractured hip. Carol Rankin sustained a possible fractured wrist. Howard Wrangell and the pilot's two sons, Grant and Nell, escaped Injury. A B. C. forestry plane flew Ferguson and Miss Rankin u Kamloops Saturday. Eastern Oregon Without Water ONTARIO, Ore UH Some 40,000 acres In Eastern Oregon were without water after a Sunday break In an irrigation canal wall. The area. 30 miles south of here. probably will be without water un til Thursday when repairs are to oa completed. Water Is being hauled to the state Dheasam farm which la in Rival Union Men Clash TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Rival unionists clashed Monday outside the Allia Chalmers plant and at least five men were stabbed and beaten. About to police officers led by Chief Frank Riddle charged In swinging night sticks, broke up the disorder and arrested two men on charges of assault and battery. The disorder started when about 100 members of the AFL Inter national Union of Operating En gineers charged a picket line aet up by the CIO United Auto Work ers. Riddle said some of the Injured apparently were slabbed with bro ken bottles and others ware clubbed. Five of the Injured were taken to a hospital and the condition ol one of them, John Martin of Pari, 111., waa described as critical. After the brief skirmish, the two factions withdrew to opposite sides of the street and shouted Invective serosa the open area patrolled by police. Forest Group Favors Tax PORTLAND 11 A November ballot measure calling (or elimina tion of the ton-mile tax on logging trucks wtlli be opposed by the Aa soclatetf Forest Industries of Ore gon, i- The association, which ssvs It members handle so per cent of the state's lumber and forestry ousiness, and uie tax elimination measure, if approved, would work a hardship on small trucking com1 oanies. - The measure, -an initiative is sponsored by the major trucklni firms operating In the atata am haa the backing of tha Teamstars Union. . At a board meeting here Mon day the association approved a res olution which said tha sttta legis lature Intended for Oregon's high way construction and maintenance program to be financed by Income from license Jlate fees, gasoline taxes and the ton-mil tax trucks. Elimination of the ton-mile tax might result In higher license fees which would penalise short haul truckers, the resolution said. Six Killed In Bomber Crash ARTHUR. Neb. 11 A B IS Air Force bomber. Its starboard en. glne ablaze, crashed snd exploded iaie- sunaay in mis sparsely set tled sandhill area of Western Nebraska. Of aeven persons aboard, only one, the pilot, survived. He para- cnuiea us saieiy. The plane, based at Andrews Air Force base near Washington. u. v.. nan reiueueo at in Lin coln, Neb., Naval Air Station and was en route to Mountain' Heme uaa.i Air Force Base, The survivor Is Col. John O. Eriksen of Arlington, Va. identity of the others aboard was withheld pending notification oi next oi kin. Morse Mourns McMahon Loss WASHINGTON Iffl Sen. Wayne B. Morse (R-Ore.) aald Monday that In the death of Sen. Brlen McMahon of - Connecticut "our country has lost one of the great est atatesmen of our generation." He aoaea: -his lesoersnip in re talning civilian control of atomic energy creates a debt which the American people will ewe te him and his memory fer generation to come." Senator McMahon died Monday of cancer. , . Fer a Useful GlfU-ghep Velrht's Pioneer Office Supply, 2 Maui " V NLA M ATM M4U. aMtSI , . AMERICAN CHINESE Peae at fhelr best! Ph. 4t Far Orders T Teke Out n I. Let, Mr. Yvonne de Carlo To Try Serious Dramatic Aciing By ERBKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA -Exclusively Yours: It's going to break the heart ol lot ol males who rushed to ace her In those filmy draperies and clanking bracelets but Yvonne de Carlo haa decided to give up the exotic rolea. Yvonne played her last oriental Charmer In "The Desert Hawk." she's saying, and to prove it she admitting she turned Uowu tin chance to co-alar with Alan Lsdd in "The Desert Legion." "It was the part of a silly princess who islls throuah doors or something. " gorgeous Jfvonne torn me."i cn aiioro to no parts like that anymore, I want to prove that I'm a good acres. Most of my films In the pa.it haven't callrd for great acting. Certain producers who have aeen me Play Schehere- sade over and over again are afraid to take a chance on me In a real aotlng part. I have to over come the ideas about me." Yvonne switched lroirt the sul try to the spiritual type in MOM i "flflmhrap. ' k.,iu ah.'. to prove that h haa more then a dash of Olivia da Havllland in her emoting tricks. The wags are saying that the wife of an MOM executive la giv ing him a shooting gallery for nis birthday with hundreds of little Lillian Ross (the New Yorker scribe) figures replscuig the ducks. Ann Sheridan is about to an nounce that she will star in a telefilm series after she com pletes "Vermillion O'Toole" at U-I. . . . Agnes Moorehead's tresses are now the exact flaming shade of her ateady escort, Robert OUt I . . . Jack Paper, Olngrr Rogers' first hubby, has a bit role at Warners In "Stop, You're Kill ing Me." . . . Sheldon Leonard will eo-atar with Judy Canova In "The not Heiress juay nnt picture to be made In London, It'a comlo Irwin Corey's line: 'Man make bee-lines for alrla with V-llnes." Hedy iamarr and her almost- ex. Ted Slauffer, ar bickering over their property settlement agreement. There's a hitch In the terms tbat'a atopplng Hedy from eolleetinr a percentage of Staf fer's night club groaae In Mexico. Bob Stack and Claudett Thorn- ten, who admit that they have marriage plana, hsd a verbal bat- lie at a Hollywood Dartv that eave onlookers something to talk about. Forrest and MOM part in October. The pretty star win join the Blackburn twins In their night club and theater act (or a year. Reason for Mario Lama's walk out on recording sessions for "The Student Prince'1 Is a hot quarrel wnn hi long-time manager, sam Waller, who one staked him to vocal leaalon. Shelley Winters' Dais sre pre dicting that aha will aplke Ihe rumer oc taiscoro wun vittor o Qassman by (printing stork an nouncement,... , , , John Boles, - back In' the movie swim In "Babes in Bagdad," keeps getting richer. Juat struck two new tungsten veins n e s r Bishop, Calif, in his mining enterprise. Drborh Kerr and hubby Tony Darllry will apply lor Ainnii-.in cltlaruthlp , . , "Port of Entry" Is the title ol the trlelilm xerlrs that will be filmed by Ihe llrlrn Ainsworth Corp. Shea the suc cessful Hollywood talent agent, Gloria Swamoii and hrr lawyer, James Kendull ihe mrj hrr Uir unpaid legal fees a lew weeks back), wont lake their battle be fore the Judge. They're working on an out-of-court aellleiiicnl, Clair Trevor, buMnrns wills. That's hrr big ullirn building Hint's rising at Hie comer of Hunnrt Blvd. and Uohcnry Drive In Hollywood, Overhaul Motor AS LOW $p88 AS 0 Per Month DUGAN & MEST 122 So. 6th NOW ! 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