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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1952)
! i- PAGE TWO FniDAY. SFIPT. 19. 1032 HF.RALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORrT.ON 1 RADIO LOG KH,V MSG Kc. PST Friday Evenlnr. Sept, 19 no Sporu HifhUthti A. IS Horn Town Nrwi World Ncwi Summi.T 6 W Mutic In the Modern Mood ? no Glllrltc rifnu ABC A 00 Proudly Hail 30 Thu U Your FBI ARC B 00 KewMUnd Theatre ABC 9 :io Concert of Favorite JO.OO 10 PM He-dhnei 10 is Inkomnta Club 10-M Thm Cha AnlcII Show ABC JO. 45 lntomnia Club NOW LARRY PARKS (IIZBTH -i M-Q-M pruenft ogay SHJUERS GIG YOUNG KEENAN WYNN JANICE RULE SATURDAY jNTHE NAVY TONIGHT - DON'T MISS BOYS TOWN CHOIR TOMORROW ONLY M,t,TECHNICOLQRIl at MILL AND hedyLAMARR I ffiM LASTqak SATURDAY NOON QltaUii OHMJSKAl IOMAHCBI Jtatia TURNER 1 LAMAS On IWU-DiiimsGOl "1 "FiStf plavobound I FBEE PONY BIDES t j 5? i. r-v-.Mar' -t. mam, rrrr....: CnlortyTCCHHICOldH ' El u I Jll V 1ATUKBAY AT U:4 exiV 7 ii i IE If r 11:00 Nw Summary 11:03 Sun Off RFLW 145 Kc. PST Saturday, Sept. St. 1J OO 6 AM Newa B 04 Corn in the Morn T 00 New Breakfast ffdltloa 1 15 Charlie'i Roundup 1 M Newg ABC T.40 Top oi Uu Morning Y S3 Muale I 00 No School Todav ABC S 30 Space Patrol ABC 9 00 rddi ruber ABC 9:30 Shake th Ma race ABC 10 00 I-ady Skyhook 10:10 rront and Center ABC 10:30 Frank Jackion ABC 1100 Airforee Concert ABC 11:30 A Man and Hta Music ABC 11:00 Noon Edition Nm 12:15 Stewart Craig ABC 11 30 International Jaia Club ABC 1 00 Roieland Ballroom ABC 1 43 Fascinating Khlhm ABC 3:00 Basin Briefs 3:19 Junior Junction ABC 3:30 American Farmer ARC 3.00 Musically Speaking ALT 3:13 Bob Finnegan ABC 3:30 101 Ranch Boys ABC 4:00 Requeitfully Voura 5:00 Les Gardiner 3:30 B at B TV 9 43 Stewart Craig ABC 00 Sporu Highlights IS Home Town News 23 World "Nel Summary C 30 Band Concert ABC 6 49 U is h -Or j-on State Game S 00 Bucky Bate and His Boys jO Music 9:49 Th Plajboys ABC 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Saturday at In shamrock ABC 10:49 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newt Summary U.-03 Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc. PDT Friday Evening, Sept. 19 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :13 Klamath Theater Qui :30 Around Town News 40 Something to Think Abaut 43 Sam Hayes News MBS :53 Bill Henry fBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 The Tex Beneke Show 7:30 The Cisco Kid MBS 6:00 Reporter s Roundup MBS 8.30 Proudly We Hail 9:00 Glenn Hardy MRS 9:15 Fulton Lewis MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 SporU Final 9:33 Five Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Magazine Theatre UBS 10:53 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off KFJI 1159 Kc PDT Saturday, Sept. 29, 1952 :00 Sunrise Serenade 6:43 Sltm Bryant S:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MRS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7:99 rirst Edition Local KWi :00 Morning Melodies 8:13 News 8:25 Headline Newa MBS 8:30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Name Bands 9:15 Dance Tunes 9:30 Top Five Tunes 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 News MBS ' 10:13 Music MBS 10:30 4-H Club 10:43 Currins 10:50 Social Security 10:33 Concert 11:00 Guest Star' 11:13 OPS Varieties 1:30 You and Your Draft 11:43 Here's to Vets 13:00 Vincent Lopez Show 13:15 News 12:30 Saturday Swing i:is Ricky s Request 1:45 UCLA-Oregon Football 4:15 Frank Hemingway. ISewi UBS 4:30 Fire Fighters 4:45 Report front the PenUfon MBS 5:00 Good News 5:30 Christian Science 5:43 To Be Announced 5:33 Bauknage MBS 6:00 Around Town Newa " :15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Assembly of God 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 Tex Bencke 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theater of the Air MBS 9:00 News MBS 15 Dance Orch. 9:35 Cecil Brown 10:00 Lombard o Land 10:30 John Wolohan MBS 10:53 Night owls ewi 11:00 Nisht Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off Sacred Heart Notebook By MART EGAV Today the Trojans lace their first opponents of the year in a football game with the Klamath union wildcats, This game was scheduled for 2 o'clock on the KUHS field. Though it was a non- league game, almost every Acad emy student turned out lor tne game, eagerly cheering for a first game victory ior wa, Because of the Boy's Town Choir program slated for tonight there will be no after-game-dance, as the students are planning to attend this event. In their hair, around their necks, or on their clothes, green ribbons are being worn by forty rooks as a part of their initiation. With three weeks of tormenting to go. the rookies are getting mighty anx ious to be recognized as full-fledged iresnmen. A meeting of the Chimes staff was held yesterday during activity period to begin work on the first edition of the Chimes paper. It was decided at the time that all staff members shall meet regularly every Thursday during activity period. Though Sacred Heart will not enter into league play until next week, the other county teams will compete in their first big game this weekend. So good luck to all of you from all of us! Girls York In Park Drive CHILOOUIN Camo Fire Girls and Bluebirds are assisting now in the drive for memberships In the Chilooutn Park Association, and have set up booths today and to morrow to take subscriptions to the park fund and issue membership drives. Booths are located In the prlncl pal Chlloquln stores, Mrs. Archie Huff is chairman of the membership, drive, and will welcome new and renewal mem berships, which start at $1. Much playground equipment, fencing and floodlighting equip ment has been ordered for the park, and must soon be paid for. Clearing work on the park Is well long and a new atreet lnta the area is soon to be Improved. Registration Set For Chiloquin CHILOQUIN A registration booth Is to be set up In the Chllo quln City Hall Monday and Tueaday to register persons of that area for the Nov. 4 general election and also the Chlloquln city election the same day. . Some of the volunteer help will be furnished by the Republican or ganisation and some by the Demo cratic organization. . (V, A - l' WK ' TEN YEARS-OF DARKNESS Mrs. Alett kedza i sketches her husband, Roland, eeina him through eyes whose tight has been restored by two cornea operations. Mrs. Radtai, mother of four children, was blind from 1940 to 1950 and had never seen htr husband until her vision had been restored. She had been en art student before she lost her sight end plans to resume her studies. She end her husband ere in New York C ity from their Miami home so that she may make several public appearances in behalf of the fun d drive of the Lighthouse of the New York Asso ciation for -the Blind. ICC Approves Expansion WASHINGTON tf An Inter state Commerce Commission ex aminer recommended to the com mission Friday that it authorise Inland Navigation Co. to extend its barge operations in the North west. Examiner Otto A. Hanson rec ommended extensions to: 1. Include Snake River below and including Lewlston, Ida. 2. Include the Columbia River below and including Priest Rap ids. Wash., to Pasco, Wash. Hanson recommended denial ot Inland's application to Include ser vice to or from Beaver, Ore. Tidewater - snaver Barge Lines, Babbidge and Holt, Inc. and Co lumbia Basin River Operators op posed the applications. Highlights at KUHS By HAROLD McKAY Thursday the seniors received the news of how they fared In the results of the math tests taken last Monday. Thirty seniors turned in papers with the necessary 90 per cent or more correct needed to pass. They will not have to take the refresher course in math that the rest of the seniors must take. Five oi the 30 who passed tne test turned In . perfect papers. They were Trudy Bramlett, Louie Fredrickson, Kit Johnson, Bill Mathews and Jim Weldon. These seniors got 90 or better on the test: Marilyn Altman, Ralph Beardsley. Jane Bowie. Juanlta Cline. Shirley Cox, Shirley Craw- ford, Don Day, Matthew DelFatti, Ernest Dennis, Suzanne Frei, Gail Garner, John Godard, Lawrence Gueck. Glen Haddock. Julie Ham- don, Dick Hilton, Ann Holzgang, Joan Juckeland, James Laans, Roger Lentz, Peter Lungreen, Mar tan Mesner, Dick Pieser, Cllve Putvlne and Carolyn Riley. Classes In refresher math win start Monday, Sept. 29. Those who did not take the no credit course will be informed by the instructor as to the location of the classroom where the class will be taught. Tonight, the Pelicans will be looking for their second win of the football season when they meet the Roseburg Indians In Roseburg. The Indians lost their only game played so far when they were trounced by the Eugene Axeman 27 to 0 last week. MINISTER FILES PORTLAND Ifl For the first time within the memory of court clerks, a church minister has filed a petition here for bankruptcy. It came irom tne ttev. iynaon Marvon Mack, pastor of the Church of Ood in Albany. He listed liabilities of $6,586 and assets of $1,530. SERVICE MEN! HERE TO SERVICE YOUR: Refriqeroter Washer, wringer or -automatic Range Ironer Freezer Dishwasher any make Dryer Disposal Radio we have a complete radio service department. Factory eutheriiad strvlce for In dli, GE, Crosley, Younaitown and ethers. FIX IT NOW PAY LATER! FYOCKS 1001 Main Ph. 2-2518 Adlai Backers Pledge Win In Rebellious Texas Area BONHAM, Tex. ifi Texas Dem ocrats who want Adlal bievenson for President of the United Stales had a pledge Friday Irom Speak er Sam Rayburn that every coun ty in the state would be organized for a November victory. As Rayburn made his pledge Thursday for an all-out Democra tic drive, former Atty. Gen. Wil liam Mccraw at Dailns denounced two Democrats who say they won't support Stevenson. Elsewhere: 1. Price Daniel, attorney gener al and nominee of both Democrats and Republicans for U.S. Senate, said he would introduce a bill In the Senate to press apart from other states Texas' claim to off shore lands. 2. Dr. Louis Buck of Nrw Braun- fols. Tex., chairman of the Young Republican Federation of Texas, said Sen. Richard Nixon. GOP vice Oregon Marine Killed in War WASHINGTON Ifl One Oregon Marine was killed In Korean ac tion and four other combat men from Oregon were wounded, the Department of Defense reported Friday In casualty list No. 662. The names: Killed In Action Cpl. Earnest H. Upmcyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvelle Upmeyer, Oakrldge. Wounded Army Pfc. Richard B. Grant, husband of Mrs. Darlcne E. Grant. Umatilla: Army Pvt. Patrick H. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Jackson. Scotts Mills: Marine Pfc. Roosevelt An derson Jr., son of Jess Anderson, Portland: Marine Pfc. Druie D. Cannon, husband of Mrs. Druie D. Cannon. Winston. Eugene Pickets Get Court OK EUGENE tfl Pickets may continue to parade at three dry cleaning establishments and at a men's clothing store here. That was the ruling Thursday of Circuit Judge William East, who said they were violating no law. There were legitimate labor dis putes and pickets were peaceful, he said In turning down a request by employers for restraining or ders. VISITS HOME EUGENE James E. Sweet of nearby Elmlra recently cele brated his 83rd year by visiting his birthplace at Virginia City. Nev.. for the first time in 76 years. Saloons and gambling halls, he lamented, are replacing all the old structures. Relatives and his wile accompanied him. tKUV presidential nominee, would ar rive In Amarlllo for a speech Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. McCraw referred t o Gov. Al lan Shivers and Daniel as "our presently bewildered and befuddled public officials." Rayburn's appointment to head the national Democratic nominee' campaign In politically turbulent Texas was announced by Stephen Mitchell, chairman of the Demo cratic National Committee ill Washington. Rayburn told the Associated Press. "I think we're going to car ry Texas and elect Adlal Steven son President. We will set up or ganizations In every county of the slate." The speakers staunch party stand Is at odds with the stand taken by Shivers and Daniel who have announced thev cannot sup port the Illinois governor for Pres ident because he advocates fed eral ownership of the tldelands. You'll Enjoy DINNER and DANCING AT CAL-ORE! Delicioui Young PHEASANT U.S. Choice STEAKS Great Music by PHIL LONGO and hit Trio make a date for this week-end! Id WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL PARENTS, it depends upon you . . . don't let defective vision cause your child to be a failure. Before your child starts to school have Dr. Noles Optometrists give him a complete eye examination. You can consult with confidence Dr. Noles Optometrists who have served the families of the Northwest for over 46 years. Stop in today no appointment necessary. Hours: 9:00 e.m. to S:30 e.m. Open All Day Saturday COLUMBIAN OPTICAL (0. e3l S. W. Alitor, Portland SEARS, ROEBUCK 324 N. I, Grand Ave., Doctor! Sid 0. Noles, Omar J. Nolei, Alexander, Brewer, Blonde Tresses Not Cause of By ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NBAt IclU- tlvely Youra: It'a a ntw career for Ruth Itua.-ry, who jul completed her third flint role this vaar. Ruth ilunkrd her head In peroxide a few months ago, but she', not crediting her blende Iressea for the ntw In terest. She told me: Film careers run in rycles. If things are alow In Hollywood, look etitewhere to the theater, aummer lock or TV. You can't call your self an actreu if you're not acting.' Ava Oardner nd Frank Sinatra are skating on thin marital lie. MOM U Duelng Alan Ladd for lilm. The bait Lane Turner and June Allyaon as his co-alara. Tli. Paris reports are (hat Jean Eublon will wad a confection named Prullne. of all things. They co- ttarred In a French flicker titled Doctors Save Small Baby CHICAGO Lfi J- Hand massage I of a heart that slopped baatlng was credited Friday with saving the life ot a four-day-old boy young est known patient to survive such an ordeal. The baby's heart stopped beat ing while he was undergoing an operation In a New York hoapltal for a diaphragmatic hernia. Surgeons Immediately made ap Incision In the baby's chest and began massaging the heart by hand. A heart beat was detected within a minute. The beat returned to normal with in two minutes. Several heart sti mulants were Injected directly Into the heart during the hand mas sage. In a report of the case In the Journal of the American Medical Association, the doctors said that the child, seen five months later, was eating well, gaining weight and appeared to be progressing normally In every respect. Art-Metal Offlre Equipment Coats No Mare. . .Own The Best. Velghl'f Pioneer Office Supply, at Mala. The KIRBY Ce. Cell 2-0111 No. 3 Lytten ' Just e few minutes seeth el Klemeth falls en Hlwoy T DR. NOLES OPTOMETRISTS URGE YOU TO SEND THE family credit farms, elweys. CO. COIUMIIIN OMICU CO. fortloni 7J9 Main St., Klemelh Pells Leltiel end Whtelley. "Perls Always." Fireworks brtwrrn Loula llttV' ward and Producer Edward Knmll. i ih. h.u. i. It.,,.. Kib'lal lull I cauoed Louis to walk out of "llir Corslcan Brothrrs." It 1 0 h a r d Often, replaced him aa tho star, Th, wnrri'i mil Hint MOM In us. Ing mllra of clipped luolnue I rum Huo Vailla " a.i biirkgruumls Ml "Julius Cesar." Ethel Water., who's jut flnWird I the movie verftton of "Mrinber ot the Wedding," Is irliirnlnu to nlli'i lea and theaters as a singer, Joan Crawford has mude tlm' TV-or-notTV decision, Jonn will make several sample lllins mulrr the banner of Kevue Productions, a subsidiary of MCA, lo show to potential aponsors. The luncheon dntrs thul Kulhi vn Grayson's been having with Drily Lanta don't mean tlirtt her frml with Murlo Is over. She's nlwuvs friendly with Mrs. Laura, rvrii through her worst scraps with Irlend husband. Lis Taylor and Mirhnrl Wilding showed UP at a Hollywood party i together, but didn't exchancn a word during Ihe entire evening. Surgery has nut young Tlmmy Oettv, son of Theodora l.vnch anil oil millionaire J. Paul Grltv. Inu k on the sunny side ot the street. If Ouv Madison can arrange hln Wild Bill lllckok" shooting sched ule, there's a movie oppotitp AUda Valll waiting lor him In Rome AMERICAN CHINESE Fes at their bestl ft), 4 Far Oretri Te JmU 0 assess" I n TTTtArAAtH BAi IN CASH a VALUABLE PRIZES! Make an appointment RIGHT NOW for a beautiful portrait of each child not over 12 by photographer at underwood's 706 MAIN STREET STUDIO PHONE 4526 M WITH THE COOPERATION OF UNDERWOODS CAMERA SHOP A THE PELICAN THEATRE .Hii.:H..!::::!n.;.:..& New Career, , and aiinllirr llli'kf r In London. Thn Dnnalu O'Coiulore liave Iniriiilrd the Irak In the love boat. lturllu Duncan, of lli famed eiMrr U-eni. I untlrr aocini a oi- (ins not to mis. iwo wir Milium upri nuuiis wiunu icw eeV auall, Lew Ayrra hue fniind a mrlpt he liken and Ik getting ready to luce the ramtrn again. U'e a ' VW. """". Orson Wrllr.i' pals Insist that he will itIuiii to tho U.S. this year, bruin mu with It in i minis ol "Othel lo" and "Julius Caesar." And lie will 'k Uncle Mam tu accept all prollts Irom thn American allow ing of the film tu equate his In- cunio lax debt. l'ltuli'lln nwlilnnl Is drawing barbs hum tho UittUh press and is bring clubbed "Unpopular Olrl No. I." tlino KrIIVa new dancing dls covrry she'll bow In MOM "In vitutlon to the Dance" la It-year-old French ballet beauty Claire Humbert. She went to srhool with LrMir faron another of Clone's dla oovrrlrs. Fashion Cleaners! 129 So. 6th Ph. 5563 - WE GIVE !SondH GREEN STAMPS! ft I
