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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALIA OREGON FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 1052 KFLW Hit Kc. PDT Friday Evcnlnr. Aug. 1 00 Sporta Hlfhllihta 15 Horn Town Newt a& World Nti Summtrr 30 Twilight Serenade 45 Headline Edition ARC 53 It Happen Every Dav ABC 7 00 Mnic by Adlam ABC 1.30 Hotel Edion Orch ABC g oo Top Guy ABC M Thlt ia Your rBt ABC B OO htwutmd Theatre ABC :30 Concert of favorite 10:00 10 PM Headllnei 10:15 Pacific Coatt BaMball 11:00 Ntwt Summary 11:03 Slxn Off KFLW1451 Kc. TDT Saturday, Aug. I 00 Band Mutc JTEVE COCHRAN, .u. m mmu ana BIG AS TODAY'S GREAT SOUTHWEST! RETURN of m TEXAN: WAY N El Now ! Con dnuous Daily Starts Saturday Midnight Piper lAUW-Rock HUDSON OarfesOOBtM-Gkii PKREAU? Hey KiaTj Saturday Morning At 11:45 A.M. PLUS CARTOONS HOMLOIIC OSSIDT SCOKCS ACHIH! iiegp.y wutT att actio ONE DAY ONLY 0PjTlEndsTMrf 1 SAT. OS Karly Bird New 0 10 Corn in the Mem 43 B V B TV 1 00 Newt Breakfeit tdltia T 13 Charlte a Roundup t:30 Rob tierrvd. Newt ABC T:40 Top Of the Mortliruj t 33 Muaic ft 00 No School Today ABC 9 M Spar Patrol ARC 10 00 Eddie rhtr ABC 10 .10 Shake the MaracM ABC 11 00 Front V Center 11:30 Frank and Jackwm ABC 1100 Noon Edition New a 1313 Stewart Craig ABC 12 30 Lone Pine Mountaineer ABC 1 00 Newt ARC . 1:13 Look into Space ABC 1 ; International Jau Club ABC J 00 Biun Brieta 2 13 Roeland Ballroom ABC 3 43 Fatctnatinc Rhythm ABC 3 00 Student Symphony ABC 3 .TO American Farmer ABC 400 Requeitfully Youra ft 00 Navy Hour ABC 3 30 B a B TV 5 43 Stewart Craif ABC 00 S porta Hiihltghta :13 Home Town Newt 33 World Ntwt Summirt 30 Una May Carlylt ABC 43 Words of Life T oo Saturday at the Shamrock ABC 7:30 Band Concert ABC 8 00 The Lone Ranger ABC 6 30 Pacific Cot BaMball 1030 10 P.M. Headline 10:13 Pacific Coait Baaeball 11:00 News Summary ' 11:03 Sun Off KFJI 115 Kc. PDT Friday Evening. Aur 1 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 13 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Around Town Newt 40 Something to Think About 43 Sam Hayea Newt MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Concerto Festival 7:30 Citco Kid MBS 8:00 Reporter t Roundup MBS 8 JO Jata Nocturne 00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS :13 Fulton LewU Jr. MBS 9 30 For Dancert Only 9:43 Sportt Final 9:53 S-Mlnute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a My itery MBS 10:13 Red NtchOlt Show 10:50 Macaiine Theatre MBS 11:00 Nht Owl Newt HrOS Nicht OwU Club 1X00 Sif n Off KFJI list Kc. PDT Saturday, Aug. 1 oo SunrU Serenade , 35 Farm Reporter 7:00 Heminraj Nw MRS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Beit Buy 7:45 Sam Hare MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Ntwt 8:00 Morning Melodica 8:13 Newt 8 25 Headline Newt MBS 8 30 Haven of Beat MBS 9:00 Name Banda 9:15 Dance Tunea 9:30 4-H Club 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newt MBS 10:15 Currint 10:30 Social Security 10:25 Concert 10:30 Music 10:53 Gillette Warnvup MBS 11:00 Game of The Day MBS 12:10 Camel'a Scoreboard MBS 1:35 Camel'a Scoreboard 1:30 Ricky's Request 2:00 Fifth Army Band MBS 2:30 Bandstand USA MBS 3:45 News MBS 3:00 Men's Corner MBS 3:15 Rukeyter Report MBS - 3:30 Music MBS 3:45 You Never Know 4:O0 OPS Varieties MBS 4:13 Frank Hemingway, Nw UBS 4:30 Fire Fighters mrwm 4:43 Report from the FcntagOft MBS 3:00 Good News 5:30 Christian Science 8:45 Peewee Reese MBS 8:00 Around Town News 8:15 Klamath Theater Quix S:30 Aaaembly of God 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theater MBS 9:00 Newt MBS 9:15 Dance Orch. 9:30 Ponderota Room 9:45 Music 9:53 Cecil Brown, Kewt MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land MBS 10:30 John Wolohan MBS 11:00 Night Owls Newa 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Realtor Takes Bad Tumble Realtor E. M. Chilcote was taken to Klamath Valley hospital yester day by Ealer's ambulance for treatment of Injuries sustained while he was showing clients a borne listed with him. Chilcote reportedly opened a wrong door and stepped off unex pectedly onto the basement stairs, tumbling to the bottom. He suffered severe bruises and a cut in his head required several stitches. He was released from the hospital and sent home after treat ment yesterday afternoon. Beds Aim Of AL Campaign Proceeds from the Amercan Le gion Auxiliary magazine subscrip tion campaign now underway are to go to the purchase of more hospital beds to be used In the Klamath Falls, Malin and Tule lake areas. Chairman Vera Petrick reported today the same campaign during the past four years has secured the purchase of polio equipment, an emergency oxygen unit, a baby incubator and portable hospital beds and wheel chairs. Mrs. Petrick suggested that res idents receiving callers in the cam paign ask for the letter of authori zation signed by officers of the Le gion Auxiliary here. - i. ''.iall Xik areetlais'i gewn J y-dA in Gt2? m' "w,l", rPcSS- aSFWrfKa yee jrt' fAHwn MwiT jL I SUNDAY DISCUSS EGYPT'S FATE Gen. Mohammed Naquib Bty right), commander-in-chief of Egyptian armed forces, the "strongman" whose coup forced King Farouk to abdicate and flee the country, meets with Premier Aly Maher Pasha (leftl in Cairo to discuss the future of Egypt. Eisenhower-Nixon Ticket Gets Support of Most Newspapers ATLANTA Wl Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will have the edi torial support of more newspapers than ever before backed a Republi can presidential nominee in the traditionally Democratic south. An Associated Press survey of nearly 100 papers in 11 Southern states showed Friday that 41 have endorsed the general or will do so and past performance indicates several in the "undecided" list will go to him. Paradoxically, however, this does not mean that editors of the area are much more opposed to the 1952 Democratic candidate. Ad lai Stevenson, than they were to President Truman when he ran In 1948. Four years ago the antl-Ncw Deal-anti-Fair Deal sentiment was divided between Thomas Dewey, the COP nominee, and Strom Thur mond, choice of the States' Right ers and these two men drew more editorial page endorsements than Truman. That year. 24 of the pa pers surveyed were lor Dewey, 22 for Thurmond. At this early stage in the cam paign, only 22 papers have come out for Stevenson and Sen. John Sparkman, the Democrats' vice Helicopters Span Atlantic PRESTWICK. Scotland Ml Two U.S. Army Sikorskvs. the first hell-! copters to fly the Atlantic, arrived j here Thursday after 3.300 mile i "bop-along" flight from Westover, Mass. The two flying windmills had taken off from Keflavik, Iceland, on . the last and longest hop of their Atlantic flight. The experimental flight was launched by the Military Trans port Service to test the feasibility of delivering helicopters to Europe by air. The planes started from West over Air Force Base two weeks ago on a six-stop.. 4,000 mile flight to Wiesbaden, Germany. The bis ships came hovering down here to make aviation his tory and break the official heli copter distance record by more than 200 miles. Manning the ships were Capt. Vincene. H. McGovern. 29. of Springfield, N. J.: Capt. Harry C. Jeffers, 27. of Newark. N. J.; 1st Lt. Harold W. Moore. 26,- of Cin cinnati. O.. and Capt. George 0. Hambrick, 32, of Sayre, Okla. The idea of proving the reliabil ity of helicopters on such a flight was McGovern's. Early Basin Resident Dies According to word just reaching here, Malcolm Peterson Mickler Sr., died in Tampa. Florida, on July 25. at the age of 75. He will be remembered by earlier resi dents of the Basin as a former owner of the Crystal Springs ranch, now owned by Dr. Paul Sharp. He lived here for several years, be ginning about 1910. He bas visited here several times since. Mr. Mickler was a member of an early Florida family, and was both a lumberman and a stock man. He made his first (10,000 at ihe age of 19 in the lumber bus iness and used the money to go Into the then new cattle industry in the Everglades country of Flor ida. He was one of the earliest cross-breeders of Brahmas with na tive cattle to develop a breed that could stand the peculiar climate of that part of Florida. He came to 'the Basin from Flor ida, and returned there after dis posing of his Interests here. Helicopters SaveTroops TOKYO lFl Helicopters of the U.S. Air Force Third Air Rescue Squadron Wednesday evacuated 668 persons marooned In two areas by the rampaging Han River In Korea. Far East Air Forces said seven helicopters rescued 608 persons, mostly Air Force personnel, from an alrbase In 116 sorties. Pilots skirted along the river and through presidential nominee from Alaba ma. In 1948. J5 of those ques tion, this year were lined up for Truman. Presumably, Stevenson's total will approach that. This tally includes only papers in Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. Tennessee. Florida. Vir ginia and the Carollnas which en dorsed a ticket in 1948 or nave done so this year. It covered most of the leading papers in all the 11 states. Twelve of the papers endorsing Truman four years ago have tak en no stand in this campaign as yet. and 13 of the editors favor ing Hie 1948 states rights ticket are similarly silent thus far In 1953. Only four papers supporting Dewey In 1948 have taken no atand this year, while nine who were neu tral in the last race now have thrown their support to Elsenhower. f lew diet ! melts off v 180 pounds Helen Fraley roved it can ba done from an almost hopeless 255 pounds, she slimmed to an attractive 135, and never mused having 3 good meals a day. Her day-byrday diet is published in the Journal for the first time. She reveals her reducing secrets and tells you what to eat be tween meals. Whether you want to diet or know someone who should, be sura to read I Am Just Bttinning to Lite in tha August uunes iiome Journal.! SUNDAY LISTENERSHIP is ZOOMING on KFJI 5000 WATTS Sarcastic Prisoner. Gets Term In County Lockup Because of a bluer courtroom scene, a 2l-year-old baleut resident and ex-convict will upend, this month In the Klamaih County Jail rather than In the Hale peniten tiary. He la Omar William Fromnie. who oiiiy lu .1 Monday was released from San Qucntlii on parole. II vino brought Here to lace a lar ceny tear them charge. Fromme pleaded guilty In Cir cuit Court Tue.-dny to the Indict ment, which aoruites him of hav ing stolen a car here June 31. 1950, and yenterdny afternoon Judge Da vid R. Vandcnberg sentenced him lo live years in prison. As he turned away from the bench, ihe slender prisoner mut tered something like "What a chump!", in a voice hardly audible. Judge Vandenberg called to him. asking what he had said. Fromme replied sarcastically: "I'll cop out to you people again, expecting lo gel a break. , ," The term "cop out" li Jallhouse sluiiV lor pieauing guilty lo a crimi nal charge without lighting It. At thai. Judge Vandenberg or dered the five-year sentence set a-slde and when Fromme kept talk ing ordered Deputy SherIK Did Reed to take him back to Jail until the court reconvenes in Septem ber. The Judge reminded Fromme that larceny can be punished by a sentence up to 10 years Instead of live. The court will be tn recess this month (or vacation, so Fromme won't be brought back In before ben,, l. On the way downstairs to the Jan. Fromme twice tried to wres tle out of the deputy's grasp, but Reed kept a firm grasp on the man's arm and steered htm Into the lockup. Fromme admitted he stole the car and drove It to Redding where , Overhaul Motor AS LOW SQ88 AS 0 Par Month DUGAN & MEST 522 Sa. 6lh Now Appearing! The Klamath Basin's Favorite "TUNE-SMITHS" Wilbur and Tut "You name it . . they'll play it!" DANCING NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAY t7 O fo 7 WILLARD HOTEL Here's The Sunday Schedule From Noon: . CLIP FOR RIFERF.NCE.. 12:00 Noonday Local Newt 12:15 Bill Cunninejham Newt 12:30 Bands for Bonds 1:00 The Green Hornet 1:30 The Clyde Beatty Show 2:00 The Shadow -2:30 True Detective Mysteries 3:00 Serqeant Preston of the Yukon 3:30 Nick Carter, Moster Detective 3:55 Cecil Brown, News 4:00 Ray Bloch Preienti 4:30 Steamboat Jamboree 5:00 Concert Hall of the Air 5:30 The Enchanted Hour 6:00 Around Town Newt 6:15 Klamath Theater Quiz Time 6:30 Ruit Morqan Orchestra 7:00 Little Symphonies 7:30 Men Behind the Melody 8:00 Twenty Questions 8:30 The Great Day Show 9:00 Newspaper of the Air 9:15 ClubCal-Ore 9:30 Tha Whistler 10:00 Proudly We Hail 10:30 Music for Romance 11:00 Sign-Off ..CUP FOR RCFERENCI.. GEO he committed an armed rubbery, was caught and sentenced to live years In San Quenlln. He was pa roled from that sentence n be brought hera to fact the car theft count. By hla courtroom remarks he apparently seemed lo think he w as wrong n pleading guilty lo llin larceny charge, expecting a light sentence. Also In Circuit Court yesterday afternoon were two young nirn who were placed on probation lor criminal olleiises earlier this year and were re-arrested for proba tion violations. Moyt Junior Kesterson, '.'3, was placrd on three-year prnliiillim April 17 alter pleading guilty lo i uurgiary, ana oioxe s court orner Ititn'nsi diinklim by belnit Indued III the City Jail this week for being uiuua. Judge Vundrnbei'K also ordered him to be held In the county lock up until September for another court appearance. Dallas LaVerne Cochran. 21, was placed on probation for live years May 6 lor forgery, and the dis trict attorney a olllce recommend ed that his probationary seniem-e be revoked because he failed to make reports to thai olllce and (ailed (o pay oil the S40 bad check. The Judge denied the revocation motion and continued Cochran on probation, ordering him to hive the check paid off by Aug. 8. nut, Maaea AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at th.lr belli Fh. 44 For Orates To Take Out Ban B. Lee, Mar. For a Vetul (lift Shop Voliht'a Pioneer Office Supply. 89 Main ENJOY DINNER IN THE - PONDEROSA ROOM Food Service 'til Midniqht Featurinq "The Beit Steaks in the Basin." Dinners S2.00 to S4.00 PHONE 4161 & 3 I DON A LEE I SAFEWAY ! SAFEWAY promises they will please! It's time to enjoy the very finest in tomatoes ... ripened in the sun for full tantalizing FLAVOR! Huge, red-ripe Slicing omioes Ripened on the Vines - North-' ' west fields SEEDLESS GRAPES Refreshingly crisp and juicy! ZUCCHINI SQUASH 10c CUCUMBERS SUGAR Margarine SALAD TUNA SNACK Kerr Regular Lids 2 pkg. 25c Sure-Jell Pectin 2 pkg. 25c MCP Pectin 2 pkg. 25c LB. r5) RIPE, THICK MEATED Cantaloupes 0)c lb. Solid, Sweet -10c 98' 25 45s 39' 39' White Satin . 10 lbs. Sunny Bank OIL Mayday Puro Qt. Cottonseed TORPEDO Grated, No. t Can f Or Luncheon Meat Morrall'i, 12 oz. a canyon to lift the U.N. personnel to saiety. . baud i
