Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 07, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREfiON THURSDAY. AlKiUST 7. Kn W U50 Kc. PDT Thursday Eveninf, Auf, f Oft Today's Sporl HiiMtihte 1ft Horn Town. Nwa 35 Woilrt Newe Summary SOTwilifht Serenade 48 Headline Edition ABC 53 Coming Attraction on ABC 1 00 Mr. President ABC 9:30 tefene Attorney ABC 00 Original Amateur Hour ABC 43 Pacific Coat Baseball 10.00 10 P.M. HMdllnei 10 IS Pacific Coast BaMbatI 31:00 News Summary ii.os Sigo orr KTLW 1450 Kr. riT Friday, A u rust t 00 Band Music Oi Early Bird New 111 ft IfiiaSS COME EABLT-FBEE PONT UDES M I PI" A BU Prama v J Of Fratttt Short SBtyeca -J II, j u. w CON-WOOD tBBrmss i rutsum VNMMTKfc Haiti IbHfcM r 10 Corn In the Morn T OO Newt Bk(t. tdtiioa t 13 Crierlte's Roundup ? 30 Bob G erred at Newt ABC T 40 Top of the. Morning ! M John Com Sing ABC 00 Break fait Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show M Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Lone Journey AHC 10 30 My True Story ABC 10.53 WhUpertna Streets ABC 11:13 When a Girl Marnaa ABC 1130 Stop At Shop 11:43 Musical Roundup U 3 Market Report 12-00 News Noon Edition IS 13 ratlese Sidewalk Sh 13 30 l.uckv U Ranch ARC 1 oo Bill Ring Show AHC 1:13 Easy l.itning 1:30 Bun Briefs 1 43 Paul Harvey 3 00 Better Living 313 Ronni Kemper ABC 2 30 Mary Marg Me Bride ABC 3 00 Ted Malone ABC 3 13 TennnM Ernie ABC 3 30 Cal Tinney ABC 4.00 Requeit fully Your 5 00 Fun Factory ABC 5 .20 World Fltiht Reoorler ABC 9.25 Royal Triton Bbl Boundup ABC sj i.npi nuniiejr ahv 5.43 The Tommy Dorsty Show 00 Sports HlgMtghta 8 13 Hnme Town Newt .25 World New Summary 6 30 Twiltjttt Serenade 45 Headline Edition ABC 55 It Happens Every Day ABC 7:00 Music By Adlain ABC 7:30 Hotel Orel.. ABC 8 00 Top Gu,v ABC 8 30 Ttm Your FBI ABC 9 00 Newsstand Theatre ABC JO Concert of Favorite 10 00 10 PM Headlines 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 Newt Summary CONTIGUOUS DAILY - Omm Cm l.J P a. -US BIO HITS I U To CMuctt Tint Bra Yo ml Ufa J VIC inst - If LM mim COaAMlOn HIT CONTINUOUS DAILY - BOX OFFICE OPENS 1:45 .Shows Start At 2:15 - 5:38 - 9:01 Ivlightiest of Motion Pictures! l ST" Color bv TECHNICOLOR I Jl "$3 pTL mtty coma tz -3- I HUTTDH : WILDE 1 j0-.fr mm I GRANAME ."ESS ;! : it STEWART ' ACIUAUYflLMtO UNBtR THE BIG TOPI If . .it :4 ftk 9J a tjob aw . i at t"v v a,ar NK(IHDimMk;Cty.l!lllU NkU till Ih tiipmlin if Ifii. Iim i liifrf Cum 1 ninniAniiT nnTiinr u... K Bel" 11 os Sim oil IU J! 115 Kc. TPT T bun day tvfntni, Aug. 1 00 (iabrtt Heatter MM 13 Klam. Theater Uuia SO Around Town Newt 40 Somaihtng to Think AbOU 43 Sam lUes- Newa MBS ' 33 Bill Henry MHS Too The Southland Stnctng T:13 Tex Beneke T .W Kamtl TheaU B 00 Guest Star B 13 t'nderwooda Opening B 30 Burl Ives Stngs B 45 Heidelberg Harmonalrea CM Glenn Hardv-NeKs MBS 13 Fulton Leis Jr MBS S .10 For Dancers Only 43 Sport Final 53 5 Mm, Final lo oa 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10 13 Ponderoa Room 10 30 Rod at Gun MBS 10 53 Nittit Owl News 11 00 Night OhI Club 13 00 Sign Off KFJI 11M Kc. TDT Friday, August I 00 Sunrise Serenade 33 Farm Reporter T OO Hemingway Newt MBS T 13 Breakfast Gang MBS T SO Best Buys 7:43 Sam Haes MBS 7:55 Ftrtt Edition Local Ntwg S 00 Cecil Brow n MBS IS Breakfast Gang MBS 30 Bible Institute MBS 9 00 Paula Stone Show MBS 13 Platter Part 9 .10 Date in Hollywood 9 45 Music of Manhattan to 00 Newspaper of Uia Air MBS 10:13 Tello Test MBS 10.30 LaPclntes 10 45 Answer Man MBS 1100 Ladies Fair MBS 11 :t3 Newt MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 13:15 Noonday Newt 12.30 Dance Tunes 12 45 Market nd Klamath Kotti i J 33 Currlnr 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Two at 1 30 2 00 News MBS 2 05 News MBS 3:15 Coffee with Katie 2:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2 35 Game of the Day MBS 3:33 Camel's Scoreboard MRS 4 00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway Newa MBS 4 30 Curt Maasey Time MHS 4 43 Sam Haves Newi MBS 5:00 Ricky't Request 5 30 Twilight Time 5.30 News MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :15 Klamath Theater Qui :30 Around Town Newt 40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayes Newt MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 The Southland Singing T15 Tex Beneke 7 30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Reporter's Roundup 130 Jsu Nocturne 00 Glenn Hardy. Newt MBS 15 Fulton Lewi Jr. MBS 30 Boxing 10 23 1 Love a Mystery 10.40 5 minute Final 10 35 Night Owl Newt 11 DO Night Owl Club 12:00 Sign Off Klamath Y Slates Camp A lour-dav camD for boyi 10 through 14 is to be held next week by the Klamath YMCA at Diamond Lake. Boys are to be ready to leave the downtown YMCA head quarters Monday, a a.m., and will return Tnursoay nicnt. YMCA Director Paul Camnbell Is organizing the outing with the aid of John Sandmeyer, the Y's Camp Committee chairman, and Sam Ritchie. Boys will be charged $6 lor the entire trip. Each boy must provide eitner a sleeping bag or adequate oiannew. at snouia also nave, n possible, a swimming suit, flash light, warm clothing for evenings and snoes suitable lor niking. The camp is to be in the Med ford YMCA's Diamond Lake camp quarters. Two well-known Portland camp ers and Y workers wm serve as Campbell's aides at the camp. Elmer Dewirt, who directs water front activities and swimming for Portland area 4-H and Y camps will come here for the trip. Ac companying him will be Eugene Mead, head trails councilor for YMCA camps in the Portland area. Also assisting will be Eagle scout cnanes Norland and Camp bell's son, Doug, who has had eight years experience at the Port land y camp. iiS"iiBfi wifainu pan THIS MACKINAW all lo'i poundi of ir wi caught in Odoll Lake by Ntalt Owtnt, 251? Appl.gate. Walker qafUd th fith after Owtnt Brt.dtn, 6358 Harlan Drive, had hooked it, uiing flat fi.h. - ' J i Squabble On Set Causes Jennifer Jones Collapse Br KRSKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD iNEAl Exclu sively Yours: The squabbling on the "Ruby Cowry" sot was too much lor Jennifer Jones, who col lapsed and took to bed tile mo ment it was all over. Her medio is calling it a bad case o( nerves. Rita Hayworlh's Columbia bosses are boiling at more than Jackson Leightcr s threats to release "Sa fari. So Good." the travelogue that Rita and Alv Khnn made in Africa. They resent Lelghter's interference nrr career and nts influence over 'Rita. Lelghter and his wife are Rita a closest friends these day. Groucho Marx, pleased with cri tical reaction to his straight emot ing in "Ring Around Elisabeth" on the La Jolla stage, will follow with movie role without his mustache and leer. The telephone number handed to Robert Taylor at a night spot be longed to a glamor star who's in ho position to ak lor midnight calls i hubby was on a fishing trlpi. Taylor, without knowing whose num ber It was, tore up the note, then burned it. Dolores Del Rio. who hasn't made an English-dialogue movie since 1947. has decided on "Dis cord" by John Bright as the film that will bring her back to Amer ican audiences. It will be made In Mexico. Alan South". lng. when h winds up In "Red Be. ret" in London , , Deanna Dur bm's rx-hubby, Frllx Jackson, Is buck In town. He's given up his New York TV production duties. . . . Bob Mitchum and Ida Lu plno have shaken hands on It. He II star In "Hound Dog Man" and Ida will direct . . . Bteve Crane. Lena's ex. Is now teeing their rinuehter. Cheryl, again. For a time uina wouian i near oi it. Francis X. Bushman's autobio graphy. "Grandma's Pin-Up Bov." Is making the publisher's rounds for the second time. The great si lent film Idol withdrew the manu script a year ago because "they wanted stuff about Illegitimate chil dren and affairs with women. I was very much the family man all my life. I bad no time for auch didoes." Reason for those big salary cuts at MGM Is now obvious. Profits of Loew's. Inc., dropped almost 50 per cent for the second quarter of 1853, compared to the correspond ing quarter for 1951 . , . Howard Krel loins Bob Taylor and Tony Quinn In the cast of "Vaquero. ' . . .. There's a big deal cooking for Rosalind Russell to star on Broad way In a musical version of "My Sister Eileen." Roi starred In the picture 10 years ago. Pricts This Engagement Only General Adml salon $1.00 Spielol Children Price 25 ' 1 All Price. Include Federal Tax FOE SMART WOMEN fuoe y I R9208 i Mtr . (ni Ai&4t a Now sew a freih. new dress quickly to revive your wilted sum mer wardrobe, to keep you gay and pretty right through fall I Square neckline, choice of sleeve lengths, rick rack trim It's per fect 'round the house, for trips to town. Send now, sew this goon! Pattern R9208: Women's Sizes 34. 36, 38, 40. 42, 44. 40. 48. Size 38 takes 4' yeards 35-lnch fabric. this easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every atep. Send thirty-live cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin. care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly your name, ad dress, tone, alia and style number. If you hate Doocorn munchers at the movies, rush back to your TV set. The National Association of Ladd Stars In "White naaed for hKraer ninvl.. attenrianrft a yarn about Arctic whal-1 ahead with an Increase of 10 per cent in the popcorn acreage this year over last year. Betty Hutton's bust-up with Par amount gives Ginger Rogers the role of Roselta Duncan In "Topsy and Eva." . . . Dunnlnger'a been signed as technical director for "Houdlnl" at Paramount. Tony Curtis plays the title role. Jack Erllch. the eight-foot giant who appeared In "Jack and the Beanstalk." died suddenly In El Paso . , . MOM will film "George," an original story by actor John Shelton and movie press agent Paul Ross. The story 1 about a New York songwriter who discovers a singing dog and collaborates with the animal to fame and fortune. The Joan Bennett-Walter Wanger home Is for sale. The price tag: 137&.000. Jeanmalre. Ihe French ballet star of "Hans Christian Andersen, " is denying she'll wed her ballet part ner, Roland Petit. . . Mala Powers Is showing an Improvement from her serious Illness, but her doctors still won't give her the goeen light to resume her movie career. Attorney Asks Long Reprieve PORTLAND Wl An attorney said he would ssk Gov, McKay to halt the execution oi Wayne LeRoy Lone, set for Fridny morning in the state prison's jrns chamber. Dale Jacobs, the attornev, said he would ask the ROvernor Thurs day for time to prepare an appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court. Long was convicted of murder irnr Walter Lane Rucker of Oregon City. In the meantime, preparations, for the execution went forward. He is to be taken to the ttas chamber outside the prison walls in an auto- , mobile. If the execution is carried i out, Lomt will be the first prisoner to die in the new concrete cham ber. Irrigation Proeci Due WASHINGTON W Plans to Ir rigate 8,700 acres of land adjacent to Chief Joseph Dam will be com pleted this year, the Bureau of Reclamation advised the office of Sen. Cordon (R-Ore.) Thursday. An aide told a reporter he had been advised the land, which lies in the Foster Creek unit, also In cludes 2,700 acres for which supple mental Irrigation water would be provided. The plans will be submitted to the new Congress which would have to approve the project be fore appropriations could be made. Tne bureau was authorized In the closing days of the recent ses sion to study the feasibility of Ir rigation In connection with the Columbia River dam. The Foster Creek unit, which has been under Investigation for some time, would be the first soe- clfic project upon which Congress woum oe caned to pass. Also contemplated Is the recla mation of 13.700 acres of land in the greater Wenatchee area. The Bureau expects to have a report on this project ready for submis sion by June, 1954. ROK Soldiers Hammer Stalin WITH U.8. 7TH INFANTRY DI VISION, Korea Two South Korean soldiers with an undying hatred of Communism and a sense of humor have devised an ingenious gadget which raps the Reds and at the same time gives everyone a good laugh. They harnessed a water wheel to a trip hammer which bops a pic ture of Joe Stalin on the head each time the wheel turns. 6ttf TLA M ATM WMJLU. WsHMI AMERICAN CHINESE Foods et thtir bettl Ph. 496 Far Ordsn T. Take Out 8en B. Let, Mqr. We always feature a wide selection of delicious fish favorites. Cool, crisp salads Quick, friendly service Popular prices Paul Bunyon Coffee Shop WILLARD HOTEL THURSDAY, FRIDAY. 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