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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1952)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORF.GON 1'ltlDAY, SHPTKMRKIl 5. 10.12 r Kt'LW 1450 Kc. rT Friday Kvrntnr, Sept. I Wl SporU HighlifMi 15 Home Town Nwi 2A World Nfwi Sumiua.T 3 M Nfm ABC ; Hotel Edixm Orrh AHC 7 00 Gillette right ABC A 00 IVmorraitr Nat I Com Pgm. AO Thit t Your rBl ABC 9 00 The Top Guy ABC .to Conrrl of favor lie in m 10 PM Mdiin 10 IS Hunk Thompson in 4. Charlts Antril Show ABC 11 00 Newt Summary 11 OA Sign OK KFLW H5e Kc. TST Saturday, Sept. 0 00 Band M title 6 05 Early Bird Newt 6 10 Corn in (he Morn 7 oo New Brvxfaii Cditioa 7 IS Chit lie Roundup 7 HO Bob Carted. New ABC 7 40 Top of the Morning 7:M Mutc ft 00 No School Today ABC It :W Space ratrol ABC B OO Radio Kid Bible Cluh fl .'H) Shake the Maracat ABC 10 00 Lady Skyhook 10:15 Front and Center ABC 10:30 Frank eV Jack ion ABC 11:00 Airiorce Concert ABC 11:30 V S. Marine Band ABC 11:00 Noon Edition Neva 12:15 Stewart Craig. ABC 12 .10 Payleu Sidewalk Show 100 Rowland Ballroom ABC 1:45 Fascinating Rhythm ABC 3:00 Basin Briefs 2:15 Junior Junction ABC 2:30 American Farmer ABC 3.00 Musically Speaking ABC 3:15 Bob Finnegan ABC 3:30 101 Ranch Boy ABC 4 00 Requotrully Vourt ft 00 Musical Tintypes ABC 50 B B TV 5 45 Stewart Craig ABC a 00 Sports Highlight! 15 Homa Town New 25 World News Summary 6:30 Band Concert ABC 43 Words of Lite 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7 30 Dancing Party ABC R 30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline! 10:15 Paelftc Coast Baeball 11:00 Newf Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc PDT Friday EvPninj-, Sept. & 00 Gabriel Heatler MBS :15 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Around Town New 40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayes New MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7.-00 The, John Sebastian Show 7:15 The Tex Benelte Show 7 30 The Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS 8.30 Proudly We Hail 9:00 Glenn Hardy MBS 9:1ft Fulton Lewis MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9 45 SporU Final 9.55 Five Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Magazine Theatre MBS 10:55 Niftht Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club 13.00 Sign Off KTJI 11M Kc. PDT Saturday, Sept. 09 Sunrtet Serenade 55 Firm Reporte-r m r SATURDAY ONLY!" ROD CAMERON JANE NJEGH yvRTawr i. popular Bowery Boys comedy .'. ffifff com r HEIDI fl SSSB OVER! H iWft ( mw$m HELD OVER Swm ,N,,..,T 1 ROY ROGERS ' &s& ''jX'7' FEATURE PICTURE I 'ISWWBjffi I W "STEAMBOAT 'ROUND k GSXjCi I m VlZL ...,-) fssii mm ""Moepoioo-. 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I fc bs'ssHOWU ySKVI m&m wmasw nil i mm ran w v "r' ; r mm T 00 Htmlnrway New MPS 7:15 Breakfast Oang MBS 7 50 Today's Beat Buy T 45 Sam Haxet MBS 7 55 First Edition Local Ktwa 00 Momma Melodies 15 News I 75 Headline New MBS 1.10 Haven of Real MBI 00 Name Bands IS Dance Tunes 50 4-H Club 45 Music of Manhattan 1000 News MBS 10 15 Curnns 10 20 Social Security 10.25 Concert 10 30 Music 10 55 Cilleiie Warmiip MPS 11 00 Game of The Dav MRS 1 15 Camel Scoreboard MBS 2 30 Ricky's Request 3 00 Men's Corner MBS 3 15 Rukeyser Report MBS 3 JO You and the Draft 3 5 Public Service Pgm 4 00 OPS Varieties MUS 4 IS Frank Hemingway, News MBS 4 30 Fire Fighters 4 45 Report from lha Pentagon MBS 5 00 Good News 5 50 Christian Science S 45 Pecwee Reese MBS 00 Around Town News 15 Klamath Theater Qui 30 Assembly of Cod 7.00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 Tex Bcneke T 30 Klamath Temple 8 00 MGM Theater MBS 9 00 News MBS 915 Dance Orch MBS 9 30 Ponderosa Room 9 45 Music MBS 9:55 Cecil Brown MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land V S A. 10:30 John Wolohan MBS 10:55 Night Owls New 11:00 Night OwlS Club 12:00 Sun Off 7 Hurt In Local Wreck Seven persons were brought lo KUmaih Valley hosmtal vesterdav alternoon for examination and treatment of injuries received in an automobile accident just south of the Klamath River bridge on They were Mrs. Rav Zaroslnski and son. Douglas, 12 months old, W. H. Biegel. 77, of McMinnvUle. and Cisco Frank Todlock. 54. of Stockton all of whom were brought to the hosDital bv Kaler's ambu lance: Mrs. Joe Zarosinski of Grants Pass and dauchters Cathy Jo, 16 months, and enrol vn Jean. 3 years, brought in by the State Police car. None was seriouslv hurt. The Mercury sedan driven bv Biegel rammed Into the rear end of a Fontiac sedan occupied by the Zarosinskis as the latter was mak ing a turn onto Sutton Road. The Zarosinski car ended tro on its top in the ditch aloneside the road. MINE KILLS RUSSIANS HONG KONG ifi Seven Rus sian mining experts and several other persons died when three Communist Chinese trucks en route to the tungsten mines of Kwangtung province struck a land mine rigged by Nationalist Guer rillas last week, the independent Wah Km Dally News said Thurs day. HOW i H?W RUST IHjH POLICY 1 ftlH 1414'OftR t 6:10 32 J I a UMArS-. 2TA.- jig y mflRrfr If 1 SU l a il AN OREGON INDUSTRY that is the tecond largest of its type in tht nation was represented in a big shipment of beet sugar which arrived at the Big Y Market recently. The Amalgamated Sugar Company's factory at Nyssa has million dollar payroll and pays out soma $5 million an. nually to Oregon beet growers. Top Shakespearean Actor Arrives On Movie Scene By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD I. John Glelgud. one of the world's two greatest Shakespearean actors, has been lured to Hollywood. To his own surprise, he likes the town. Gielgud and Sir Laurence Oliv ier are the top exponents of Shakes peare. The difference between them is that Gielgud has limited his classic emoting to the stage. whereas Olivier's has also been canned on film. That may or may not account for Gielgud's decision to take an offer to play Casslus in the film version of 'Julius Caesar. At any rate, he Is here. And apparently Hollywood turned out to De not me wacxy place ne ex; pected. "I find the climate unusually pleasant, the people congenial and the work enjoyable,' he remarked on the movie set. "wnat s more. I have found a house to rent and I don't have to pay a fortune for a. He explained his reluctance to try movies: X had a previous ex perience of doing films In England back in the '3us. I was in five or six and they were dismal. I de cided that films were not for me. Scientists OK Space Travel STUTTGART. Germany I A gToup of scientists who seriously expect man someday to rocket to Mars say that flying saucers may be nothing but optica) illusions. And they are not space ships from another planet. The 200 scientists from 12 coun tries gathered here for the Third International Astronautical Con gress agreed almost unanimously that the "saucers" aren't men from Mars or any other body out in space. The experts also said they did not believe the reported flying iiscs were a new weapon but they did not rule out that possibili ty completely. Most of the scientists at the con gress said, however, they felt the Illusion theory probably was cor rect. They also agreed It would take man many more years of research before he can fly rockets into out er space. But they firmly believe travel between the planets will be possible someday. WEEK'S SEWING BUY Look at the diagram! One main pattern part to Jumper! Blouse is a Jiffy-sew! whip up daughter's new school wardrobe but fast! Have short or long sleeves for blouse, make two in her favorite colors. See ruffled version of Jump er, it's a pretty pinafore! Pattern 9300: Child's sizes 2, 4, 8, 10, Size 0 lumper, 2 yards 35-inch: blouse, V. yard. This easy-to-use pattern elves perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Bend thirty-five cents In coin for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern. Dent. P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80,. 111. Print plainly your name, address, . .... ... ' 1 -- . 1 w.ts ft ... "But then I had the offer to play Casslus. It was a part I had played before and was therefore familiar with. Since it was Shakes peare. I presumed that they couldn't do too much tampering with the script. "And I also had faith In Joe Mankiewlcs, the director. I had talked with him when he visited England. I had also seen his 'All About Eve' and 'Five Fingers' and liked them. "One other factor helped me de cide the international market. No matter how accomplished an actor Is, he does not have an internation al market unless he is in films. I saw that happen with Olivier." His experience here has whetted his appetite for more films. He said he would like to try his hand at writing pictures, as well as act ing In them. But he has no ambi tion to direct, a function he per forms in the theater. Capsule review: "Assignment Paris" is fictionued account ot a trial of a U. S. citlien behind the Iron Curtain. As a document that parallels headline events, it Is vital and even frightening. As a screen adventure, it is middling good. The action and Intrigue are excellently done, but too many questions are left unanswered. The result is that Uie Communists ap pear to have duped the eager ad herents of the free world. Dana Andrews and Marta Toren are good as the leading characters, but George Sanders and Audrey Totter are wasted in their roles. tioiiS JM.HI" PolHParrot tMOII fOMIOTS AMI till fell ,Z : ni t x x- Presented by VAN ORMAN'5 SHOES S27 Give the little lady a break! treat 'Dinner in the Food Service 'til midnight. Featuring "the Beit Steaki in the Baiin." Dinner from $2.00 to $4.00 Music by Tunesmithi after 9:30 nightly except Tuesday. vi.iDce ., . a ... fm.in ,MJT i U-nS'. Armory Hosts H. Thompson Hank Thompson and his Brazos Vallev Bova. currently ranked the nation's No. 1 Western dance and entertainment combine, are lo ap pear at the Armorv here tonlulit. The recording and radio stars have been leading the popular rec ord parade for several months now with their recording "Wild Side of Life." Thompson's vocalising Is recog nized as among the finest such work In the Western music world and the Braios Vallev Bovs fea ture several specially entertainers. The band Is currentlv on a short tour of the West Coast and this will be the only appearance in this area. For a I'seful (iift . . . Shop Voliht'i Pioneer Office Supply, K Main. lAMAfM HUI, MH AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds their beitl Ph. 49 Far Orstn T. Take Out Ben B. Lea, Mar. FASCINATING FANTASTIC SATURDAYS 10 A.M. MAIN . her to Ponderosa Room' KFLW NATO Ships OSLO. Norway Mine tlmn mo Allied warililM liu'luiliiig elulit big aircraft rurrlrrs begin imimni. vets oil St'amltimvln next week, warning Russia that lli Went Is ready lo delcuil the seas even up lo Hie Arctic Clirlr. Olllcially known as "Operation Mitinbrace." the U-day war saint will be one of the Inrgol dlsplavk if Allied naval might aluce World War II. Hie oMenslbte purpose of the vast, etght-nnitnn oAcrrihe la to give the participating navlra an opportunity to rooxiale In ma neuvers with their North Atlantic Treaty partners. Military sources aalit, however, that the Riimes could have two highly Important psychological ef fects: 1. Demonstrate to Norway. leii- liy IIAItOI.ll M.KAY Multhrw DelFaltl. business mull uuer, and his usslsieiils, Terry Hull noli. Trudy Uiuiiiiett, liiiviu rruitrn, Louie Zarosinski, Gull Nerselh, Knv Angsiend. George Knight and Dena Ltunpromiloa, have started the sale of student hodv curds. De spite the puce hike, Mutt nil iinuuced. "Die cards are selling like hot cakes." The cull has gone out (nr aopho more and tumor bovs Interested In liluvllig Wildcat football lo coulnrt the coach. Mr. Vailluiicour. Fresh, mnn football nlavers will be called In the verv near future. Speftkiutr of football, the band and the Pep Peppers are busllv practicing for their first appear mice, a week from this Saturday when thev will plav and march during the half time ot the Grant. Pelican game. PIANO LESSONS Arrant. with Nachar now ft) start ( your boy or fir! on tho initrumtnt thot It o oy for lift. You con ront o lovoly niw Spinet piono for t.TJ monthly or uind piano ot low ot 4.00 monthly: In ithor com you moy. If you with, pply tho rant, for rooionoblc timo, to word purchoto with no down poymont ntcottory. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. N. 7th Hammond Orftn how buoyant can a leaf. In these marvelous little flats . - dreamed up by Jantzen...hoeiwith'l lilt and a lift. ..fashioned of the supplest suede and calf in the happiest colors, to feel as heavenly as they look around the town, campus, and clock. Hurry for yours I ST. MORITZ New In tht shoo world Jontzen'i tmort tling which matts tweed with polished kid , . and most hoppily. Buckle odjujti tho strap to your own heel . . . ond not the imart kfd bow. In subtle new Foil colors. 995 Mt-DUFr" . . , imart elt-v lathr kill) on iuaJt, rich R, Cafnoe, Ntty, Hatk, Pint Or)n, Cocoo. lantdlctlito. Q95 THE Due To Siart Maneuvers mark and Utile Iceluml Hint tlmv can and will be delendetl, that they are an Internal part of NATO and not lust an appendage to an organisation centered 111 Kurope'a vital midsection. 1. tierve notice on Hovlrl ItUhMa lhat the Western Allies are fully prepared lo rr.ihl attack any where, even In Arctic wateis. Allied headiiuniiera for Northern Europe, lorated here In O-lo. an nounced today Hint the NATO force will assemble oil Bcollaud Monday and Tuesday. The actual maneuvera will begin Saturday, Sept. 13, under the cum maud of Billlau's Ailm. rllr Patrlrk Hiiud, commander In chief of Al lied (ones In Northern Europe. They will end Urpt. M. Participating will be ships and planes Irom III United Ulnlrs, Hi Hum, Canada. Norwuy, Den mark, France. The Netherlands and Belgium. The Meet will range State Traffic Deaths Told SALEM Ifl The State Tralflo Safety Division reported Thursday that the 45 trafflo deaths In Am gust had brought the year's total to 371. The August total was two less than July's, dipt. Walter Lansing, division director said. He added that the IKU total might equul tho 431 of last year. Art-Metal Office Kqulpmcnl 'nst No More . . . Own The Best. Volght'a IMuncer Office bupply, tit) Main. 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The niissluna are showing morn than psychological Interest In Ilia liuvnl opeinUuns, Danish naval au thorities lule Inst inoiilli told a muiilier of Knst German and Pol ish ships lo gel nut ol the purl of Frederlkshavn olio of Ilia cen ters of the maneuvers. A Dullish Admiralty official said the C o m in u n I a t commanders "showed a marked and curious In terest" In the exercise area. Seven Russian fishing Irawlera anchored Tuesday night "If Uie Da nish Fneroo Islands, 41KI miles west ol Norway. A Danish Admiralty spokesman commented that II "might be the traditional apiai. anoe of Russian fishing vessels In waters where the Western navies are stuglng maneuvers." Tht KIRBY Co. Coll 2-0131 No. 3 Lytton Ph. 3672 . 2-3396 r TOUCHBBWM .Irfl.u npTvns crips aieoarn, - Mft lUCSi er iMh. ef. Chorre Tos, Rulitl, ltd, Cegnat, Slick, C- insdtiMss. (ttt en an itrtai NO nil WILLARD HOTEL I size and style number,
