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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1952)
u-niNKsnAY, AlUillST , 19B2 1IERAU1 AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON fnti TWO Grapevine Says Movemen Welcome U.S. Trusi Suit KFLW H5I Kc-PDT Wednesday Evenlnj, Au(. I 00 Today! Sport HuhhfhU 11 Homtlown Ns 6 tS World Ntws Summary 30 Twilight Srenadt 43 Haadllna Edition ABC S5 It Happna Evry Day ABC THTO Tht bona Ranftr ABC 7:30 Pottmark USA. ABC ;00 Valentino ABC 8:30 Partite Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Pacific Co it Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sign Ott KFLW UNO Kc. PDT " " Thursday, Auf. 7 CrOO Band Mustc 0:05 Early Bird Newt 10 Corn In tht Mora 1:00 Nw Bk.lt. Editios. T:1S Charlie Roundup V: Bob Garred tc New ABC LASTl DAY "" "KINO KONG" """V "LEOPARD MAN" AWARD night W with 2 big ' Mi RETURN Him ' irr; mi? Mara Maru V JHURSDAY 7 : OnehecK, j t : vorAnau j picture OnehedC. SSL 1 iimJoiEDlil 140 Top of lha Morning I .M John Conle ABC 00 Break fait Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show M Break the Bank ABC 10.00 Chet Huntley ABC 10 15 Lone Journey ABC 10 JO Mv True Story ABC 10 53 Whiiptrtng Street ABC II 15 When a Girl Marrie ABC 11:30 Top of the World ABC 1143 Mutual Woundup 11 55 Market Report 12.00 Noon Edition Newi 12:15 Pj leu Sidewalk Shew 11M Lucky U Ranch 1O0 The Bill Rinf Show ABC 1:15 Eay Ustrntnf 1-30 Basin Brief 1 45 Paul Harvey ABC J 00 It Happens Every Day ABC 2 03 Better Uvuvf 1 20 Muc 2 30 Mary Marfaret McBridl ABC 3 00 Ted Malonc ABC 3 15 Accent on Melody 3:30 Cal Ttnney ABC 4;00 Requeitfully Yours 3 00 Fun Factory ABC riiht RiiaHP ARC 5 23 Royal Triton BtbU Roundup ABC 5 30 Sporu Hicnitjnu 5 43 B i B TV 6 00 Today's Sport Hifhli(hU 6:13 Home Town News 6 23 World News Summary 6 30 Twtltfht Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6:53 Comtng Attractions on ABC 70 Mr. President ABC feirlAlM Rod HUDSON OafeCOeUW GigiPtRKAl AVGAL JTAKHHS TH URSOAY ' 1 tnnvt R1H1I1 BARBARA jmmings Bale sOa El8- She1 going ; to liave ' a laby... and the heir it too apparent! COMPANION HIT" Every Page a Peep Show! rr" " it mm CRAWFORD .- :& wou REED m DEREK SCANDAL SHEETS W1 J 1 30 Often Attorney ABC B 00 Original Amateur MVur ABC 43 Pacific Coast Baseball 10 00 10 P M. Headlines 10 15 Pacific Coast Basebal llron Nwa Summary 11 04 Sign Off KKJI 11S6 Kf. ri)T Wednesday Ermine;. Aug. t m Gabriel Heatttr MBS 13 Klamath Ylieater Vfmt 30 Around Town News 40 Stwiwifcirf to think Abo4 45 Sam Hsjs Nes MBS ..3 Bill Henry MBS 100 The Southland Singing 7 13 Tex lleneke Show T SO Ciico Ktd MBS 00 What't Name Song MRS 1 30 Safeway Music Theatre 43 lluett Star 00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS S:13 Fulion Lewis Jr. MBS 9.M For Dancers Only 9:45 Sport Final 55 3-Mm Final MBS 10 00 I Love ft Mviurv MBS 10:15 Here's to Vet ABC 10 30 Out of Thunder MBS 10:53 Night Owls Newi 11:00 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off KFJI U5t Kc PDT Thursday, Aug. 7 OO Sunrise Serenade 33 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newi MRS 1:15 Break fatt Gang MBS 1 30 Beat Buys 7:45 Sam Htes MBS 1:53 Ttrst Edition Local Newt CO Cecil Brown MBS :15 Breakfast Gang MBS 130 Haven Of ReM MBS B:00 Paula Stone Show MBS t:13 Marion from Miller 9:30 Freddie Martin Show 9:43 Music Of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:13 Tcllo Tfit MBS 10:30 LaPofntes 10:43 Answer Man 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Banda 12:13 Noonday Newi 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:43 Markets & Klamath Notes 12:25 Currini 1:00 Jack Kirkwood Show MBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2 00 News MBS 2 03 News MBS 2:13 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Wannup MBS 2:33 Game of the Day MBS 3:53 Camel's Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:13 Hemingway Newi MBS 4:30 Curt Mauey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 3:30 Musical Quia 9:33 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :I3 Klam. Theater Quis :30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 0:45 Sam Hayes Newt MBS 6-55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The Southland Singing 7:13 Tex Beneke Show , . 7:30 Family Theatre 00 Guest Star 8:13 Vnderwood's Opening 30 Burl Ives Sings 45 Heidelberg Harmonatre 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBl 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 9 33 S Win. Final MBS ' 10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10.15 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 10:53 Night Owls News -11:00 Night Owl Club U-00 Sign Off swaawwssisssseawesysiieai.sa sjsi n wasaissssswawwasriaB 1 1 ssii sa a,;i .. . ?f,l Walter Wanger Denied Parole LOS ANrjFT.TTR (A T. ducer Walter Wancer Tuesday was denied a parole. He has served halt of a four-months sentence for the shooting of Jennings Lang, SKent for Wanger's wife, actress Joan Bennett. The parole board held that noth ing to warrant a parole had been ..icocjitcii ov wanw or us at torney, Jerry Giesler. For a l'eful Gift Shop Voiiht's Pioneer Office Supply, 629 Main CONGRATULATIONS Laura Goods Heft), Portland, pail national preildent of the American Legion Auxiliary, congrat ulates Margaret Ogle (right I on her flag tcrapbook which wat selected ai best in this department during the Legion conven tion here. Margaret is the -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ogle, Klamath Falls. Photo by Bud's Associated Press Expands Coverage To Latin America NEW YORK Ml Radloteletype service to the leading newspapers and rndlo stations of Latin America and the West Indies was inaugur ated Tuesdav by The Associated Press, providing members in that area with a latter and more com plete news report. Thev have been receiving the news by Morse wireless. With the initiation of the new service comes closer integration of AP's daily radiophoto transmis sions with the news report to Latin America. Part of the new equipment In stalled for the radloteletype serv Ice can be used Interchangeably, to receive either pictures or news. In cooperating to set up the radioteletvpe circuit. Latin Ameri can newspapers brought about ful fillment of the r desire to have a dailv news service as complete and modern as that received by com parable members In the United Slates. In full operation, the radiotele tvpe service the first Unking all of the Americas will Increase the present volume of about le.oun words' dailv to upwards of 48.000 words daily. The news report as received by Latin American newspapers and radio stations will be in exactly the same form as that going to U. S. members, except that the trans mitting means is a wireless signal Instead of a land line. Intricate equipment, using two wireless receivers, receives the radioed telelvrje simal and con- Iverts it into a firm electric Impulse. Th mrilntfletvDfl machine then I prints the message lust as con ventional teletypes uo. oflers addltlorml satfKuards SRnlnst oiuiospnenc cmiuronmrs. Tt.a dnarallnn Mrl'M 111 All CT others Mexico. Argentina, Uruguay, Chile. Peru. Ecuador. Colombia. Venezuela, ranama. lum. "i Bahamas. Jamaica" and Trinidad. Brazilian newspapers and radio stations will loin the network as soon as their equipment Is Installed. Meantime an abbreviated basic news service bv Morse wireless continues to other members. Heat Blamed For Many Drinks PORTLAND Wl Hot weather the past two davs created an aw ful thirst in Portland. uimllrl .Inrioe John J. Murchl- ion fined 134 persons Monday on charges ot being aruii. Judge s busiest day snce his ap pointment to the bench more than 15 months ago. PENSION HELPED SANTIAGO, Chile I Daniel n . OA ArriA TtiesdlV he could at last afford to marrv. He became the groom or (U The veteran of Chile 1878 war' recently became eligible for an increased pension. Ity LKNKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD- I NBA) Ext'lu Ively Yours: 'lneie may bo more than int'cta llio eye lu those heaullnea about Uncle bam a luteal aiiii-ii'utl suit aiiuliist the major lilm atudlos, seeding relrase ol current inoUoii plcluirs lot tele Vlsiun, lite movie barons aren't admit ting anylhmg. but Hie big (tupe vine bua la that they Kckomcil the suit. The peculallvo lliruiy? Pie-uure Hum lluuii'i' ownera has kept the luajur film stuillun frum Irusiiia even old lonluro lllinn to TV, Tlio aiill-li'Ul Mill nuw gives the mnjutri valid excuses lor ignoring mo Hulls and llirruts ul vxhibliurs and leasing liimm. prinii ut out uiitl new movies lor the home screens, Ida Luplno'a old ankle Injury Is acting up distressing news lu Ida, who tolu me ot her recent illness." "I never thought Id walk aguin." . , , "Tile KouU to Hope ' isu I II ic title ol a new CrwUy-Muie-La-mour comedy, but an Kalian lilm due In Hie U.a. aoon nbout a group of, Impoveriscd tilciliuns. Shirley Temple's duo buck In Hollywood any duy nuw Willi Linda Husan Agar uud her new baby. Although sue no longer has a movie agriu. smiley will listen lo telelilm oilers. Patrice Wymore is facing sur gery. A kidney condition similar io jane Wymun's . . . Drue Davit will gel a hclly iktccihuko ul the (losses racked up by her new starring film, "Tile blur." first lime Iirtte'a been in on slicing up the profits. Great gag that didn't come oil: Immediately alter General Eisenhuwer'a nomination, Olsen and Johnson tried unsuccessfully, to have the Flamingo Hotel In Lai Vegas send a pair of live flamin gos to the general In care ol the White House marked, "Hold Until Arrival." On Paramount'! luncheon menu: "Martin and Lewis plate Lettuce. ........ d V V - l , lltMIM.., 11ICIJCI schnitsel, two cans of salmon mo saimon, jusi csnsi on alelbs toast." Don't know where It leaves the Rita Hayworth-Aly Khan and Zsa Zsa Gabor-George Bandera recon dilations, but Zsa Za has been dancing with Aly In Paris , . . Thelma Ritter, the star of "Ai Young as You Peel," must be Hi lling. Marilyn Monroe, who has a minor role in the picture, la grab bing olf the big marquee lights. . . . Xavler Cugat can start blush ing. Before U-I producer Will Cowan signed him lor a musical film, he offered Cugal'a ex-wile Lorraine the role. Lorraine nixed it because of night club bookings with her band. They've muslcalued everything else In Hollywood, so now MGM will try "The Ttiln Mnn" as smig-aiid-diiiice flicker , , , John IIUKtoii doesn't want to report to MUM hy Hie end ol Hie yrur per Ills contract for another picture lo follow "Red Jludgn of Courage." So MOM legal. eagles are asking I50,WH) from li I in In selllrmeiil, It's a new career in Hollywood for Aram Kulchrr, who plays Napoleon In "rtcaiumouche." Aram hit movlelown In HM1 and got a pie-ea.sy start In lllinn "bevnute they could make me up lo look like an oriental, Mont of Ilia Chi nese actors were III Hie mllllaiy service and Ihe Jnpnnese actors were In camps, "I made a lot of money, Iml I got tiled ol playing Jnl unlbimsa. dors and murderous Nipponese soldiers. I ws llio male Myrna l.o' So I walked out, iliauued my tvpe on llroadwuy and came back." Now Aram says he can't get an oriental role. Reason: "Thry any I'm not the type." BENEKE U SH0W 1UA, .Ajawev-" af tf- - MLAHATM ..... AMERICAN CHINESE Foodi at tHiii bull Ph. i9i Far OraVi Ts T.ki Out Ben B. Lee, Mgr. jyauaJiimMii'iiia.i TUES. fhru SAT. at 7:15 P.M. KFJI ,! Presented By The KLAHN NASH CO. 606 South Sixth 444HMM Refresiig the (pcctaculnr music of the) world famous harmonica virtue also interviews with interesting people.T.whimsical anecdotes... popular recorded hit tunes. PRESENTED ON KFJI MONDAY through FRIDAY at 4 p.m. IT THt COCA COLA I0TTUN0 COMPANY Ot KLAMATH FALLS CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY JHURSDAY Shows ot 2:15-5:38-9:01 . 1 1MBAU STMVTfCK' PMl BOUGHS OBWWWI-I""OMW CiashbyN5HT L -it Mil. 1 I. ' J. rffliSl,? Cecil B.DeMille's, ru THE color by TECHNICOLOR BITTY CORNEL CHARLTON DOROTHY I GLORIA W1E Ma HENRY WIICOXON-IVLF BETTGER LAWRENCE IIERNEY EMHETI KEUY CUCCICK.A-ANTOINETTE cokceuo Prie.a Tkta Eflotfo.ni.flff Onlv ? General Admission 1.00 l l Special aildren's Price 25f "LVii filSSb For Every Pre-Teenage Boy and Girl in the Basin Friday Morning Doors Open 9:30 Show Starts 10:00 Ken Murray's Famous Performing Birds in the Technicolor Feature HI iff BILL and COO' PLUS a Festival of Laughs Tr Three Stooges in "Baby Sitters' Jitters" Edward Kennedy in "Hot Foot" Popeye Cartoon, "Spinach vs. Hamburger" Columbia Cartoon, "Jitterbug Nights" k Tom and Jerry Cartoon, "Tennis Chumps" k Rascal Comedy, "Kid from Borneo" It's the Klamath Merchants Association's Back-To-School Treat for All Youngsters at the PELICAN THEATRE Ready for your selection! Back - to - School Fashions . Blouses from 2.99 New crisp tailored ond drcssv stvlet, skillfully made ond detailed. Sizes 9 to 20. Other to 1.99. SKIRTS From 3.99 Featuring Iho new inter that will commond at citing novelty fobnci tention this season. Sizes 22-30. Others ot 2.99. PAJAMAS From 2.99 Wido selection of styles, suitable for lounging or s I e e pi ng. Sensational mm I I, siw mm P ffi I It SWEATERS From 3.99 The type, the style, tht color and Ihe sire you want will be found in our very complete slocks. Olhcrs ot 2 99. LINGERIE Thrilling selection of new slips, half-slips, gowns and other lingerie trash from their wrappings. Wonderful values! Select Items now . , hers them put in loy-ewoy . , , small deposit down. ' Free Show Kids!! At The Esquire. Friday, 10 a.m, . 617 Main
