Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 10, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALliS. ORF.fi ON FRIDAY. OCT, 10, p2 NOW I OPEN 1;5 TTmr J Phone 4I7 L . IOVIN' SI h, Ann SHNdI HI CwillHan OeUj ALL NEW M0NKEYSH1NES ..aknnlrferutae M..r... O'SULLIVAN ' Um,.i GWENN ttarit. DRAKE BOWO Starts Saturday Midnight .. MONROE Vr BckrtWIDMARK-tae BAXTER rrt, GRANGER -jeCRAIN Mb LAOGHTON-Ftrt ALLEN : Polling Places GENERAL ELECTION, NOV. 4, 1952 City Precincts , TELEPHONE 8484 g. . . .. i" " j PRECINCT 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ' 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Algoma North Altamont South Altamont Beatty Bly Chemult East Chiloquin West Chiloquin Crescent Lake Camp 4 Camp 6 Canal Dairy North Enterprise South Enterprise Gilchrist North Homedale East Homedale South Homedale Lakeshore Langell Valley Lost River East Maun West Malin East Merrill West Merrill Midland Modoc Mt. Laki OdeU - Orindale OTI Pelican Bay Pine Grove Poe Valley Plevna Shasta East Shasta North Shasta South Shasta West Shasta Sprague River Stewart-Lenox Shevlin Wood River LOCATION F. E. Baugh Conger School Baldwin Hotel Mrs. Ella McMillan Mrs. J. E. Swansen Presbyterian Church , Mrs. J. A. Mahoney Courthouse Basement Cily Library Basement First Christian Church Sanders Real Estate Office Covenant Church Buick Garage Dugan and Mcst ViolaKiefer Mrs. W. 0. Lohrey Church of Christ Cottage Room No. 6 Mills School Shepherd Music Store Klamath Kindergarten Balsiger ,Garage Ylaria Hunt Paul Robertson Mrs. Harry Larson Roosevelt School Mrs. L. A. French County Library Fairview School R.. A. McNabb Mrs. C, E. Pierct I. J. Russell ADDRESS 133 S. Riverside California Avenue 31 Main 217 Pine 217 N. 5th 6th and Pine 737 N. 9th ,4th and Main 5th and Klamath 9th and Pino 1213 Main 823 Walnut 1330 Main 522 S. 6th 2242 White 2144 Eberlein Wantland and Martin 923 E. Main East Main 345 E. Main 211 E. Main Main and Esplanade 305 Hillside 601 Alameda 1933 Melrose , 1125 Eldorado 1412 Crescent Monclaire Street 1017 Donald 716 Roseway 1843 Oregon 1108 Hanks County Precincts Maurice Knight Altamont Elementary School Mrs. Robert Steers Church Church School City Libraiy Ed Doty Residence Schoolhouse , Schoolhouse Cabin 100 Shasta View Community Building Don Rice Feed Store First Church of God Mrs. W. Rutledge Recreation Hall Suburban Fire Department Harry L. Wiard Peterson School Mrs. W. P. Myers Grange Hall Library Broadway Hall High School Moose Hall Community Hall Grange Hall Fleischman Lumber Company Cranee Hall Esther Guddat Frcightw Mrs: A. L. Tayson Student Union Parlor Pelican School Olene Grange Hall Grange Hall Schoolhouse Wesley Carter Shasta School S. G. Wells Peace Memorial Church Verna Roberts Schoolhouse Fairhaven School Community Hall C. I. Clubhouse Old Schoolhouse 3807 Bisbee 1627 Washburn Altamont Drive 4016 Altamont 2705 Wiard Bristol and Wiard Lakeshore Drive Bonanza Modoc Point ays Bldg., Crescent 1734 Kiversme 4728 Shasta Way 1005 Wiard 4431 :S. 6th 4327 Frieda Fort Klamath C SATURDAY Only! THE J0A0S iltp right - ( tlii pogt) ( ibe aevtl . I Hie Creeteil Produced by th men who fci gave you "GRAPES OF H Yhjfr with Oiarlty GroMwin kAUr H V.JOHN FORD iA with ChvltY GrHwifl kk KFXW 145 Kc. rST Fridiy ETenln, Oct 0:00 Todays Sport HlfhlifhU 015 Hometown Nwi 0 25 World Nw Summtrf 0:30 Sophisticated RhjUun 7 OO Gillette Fight S 00 Top Guy ft 30 Triii is Your FBI 9 00 Ozzie Harriet 9.30 Concert of Favorite 10 00 10 PM Headline 10 15 U 8. Coait luara now 10 30 Chat. Antell Theatra 10 45 Bill a Bandstand 11:00 Sin Of! .Newa Summary 11:03 Sun Off KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Saturday. Oct. 11 0-00 0AM New 0 05 Com in the Morn 7:00 Newt and Breakfast ZdiUon 7:15 Charlle'a Roundup 7:30 Newt ABC 7:40 Top of tht Mornlnf 8 00 No School Today ABC B 00 Armatronc Theatra at Today M Spaca Patrol ABC 10:00 Lady Skyhook 1015 Eddie Fnher ABC 10 30 Shake the Mararaa ABC 11:00 Hormel GtrH CBS 11:30 To Be Announced 12 00 Noon Edition Newa 12 15 Smllln Ed McConneU CBS 12:.' Super Noodl 12 45 Tootball Roundup CBS 1:15 Ore-Cat Football Garna 3:45 Bailn Brtefa 4 00 Spin with Wynne 6 00 Ln Gardiner Music B & B TV 8 45 Stewart Cralf ABC 6:00 Today's Sports Highlight 0:15 Hometown New 6 25 World Newi Summary 6 30 Science Editor ABC 6:45 Worda of Life 7:00 Buckr Batea & Hit Boyi 7:30 Mr. Keen CBS 8.00 The Lone Ranger 8:30 Meet the Miuui CBS 8:00 Dancing Party ABC 10:00 10 PM Headlines 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Bill Bandatand 11:00 Sign Off New Summary 11:09 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Friday Evening, Oct. It 8 on Gabriel Htatter MRS 0:18 Klamath Theater Quia 8 30 Around Town New 0 40 Something to Think AHnvl 6 45 Sim Hay New MBS 0:53 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:19 The Tex Ben eke Show 7 30 Fulton Lewis MBS 7 90 Football-KUHS vs Aahltnft 8:00 Glenn Hardy MBS 8:15 Football-KUHS vs Ashland 8:55 Titus Moody DLBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery DLBS 10:15 MUllO 10:30 Great Day Show DLBS 10:55 Night Owl New 11:00 Night Owl Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1160 Kc. PST Batnrday, Oct. 11 8:00 Sunrla Serenade 6:49 Slim Bryant 0:35 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MRS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7:53 First Edition Local MtWi 8 00 Best n Rerord 8 IS Musi by Roth 8 30 Breakfast Gang BLB0 RADIO LOS 8 43 Club 1150 8 00 Name Bands 8:15 Best on Record 0 30 Date in Hollywood 9 43 Music of Manhattan 1000 News DLBS 10 15 Name Bands 10 30 4-H Club 10 43 Currln 10 50 Social Security 10 53 Concert 11 00 Guest Star 11:15 Music DLBS 11:23 News DLBS 11:30 You and The Draft 11 43 Here's to Veteran 12 00 Vincent Lopes Show 12:13 Noonday News 12:23 News DLBS 12 30 Ricky Request for roaming for siestas ...for homing. . . h . '""Vx Brown Rod or IS Block '- J Q95 79S 5 FIESTAS HmI to too. Trim Tred FiesUt an euahionized for walking-on-air comfort. And their ipocially hapd he) rnako thorn nen cuatom-mad for your own foot. Walk in 'cm, loaf in 'cm, llva in 'em and lovt 'am all day. Chooa Trim Trod FieaU from our rainbow collection of colon today. VAN ORMAN'S 527 Main In Klamath Falls 1 00 Saturday Swing 1:13 Football. SUnford-OffC DLBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway, hews MBS 4 Music DLBS 4 43 Fire Fightert 8 00 Good News 8 30 Christian Sctenr 3 43 Muiic 5 33 Bauknage MBS 6 00 Around Town Newa 6 IS Klamath Theater Quia 0 30 Assembly of God 7 on The Jnhn Sebastian Shew 7 tS TX Bencke 7 .10 Klamath Temple 8 00 MGM Theatr of the Air DLBS 0 00 New MRS 6 19 Dance Orchestra DLBS 9 33 Cecil Brown DLBS 10 00 Monica Whalen DLBS 10 19 Red Nichols Show 10 30 John Wolohan MBS 10:33 Night Owls New 11 00 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off Bogie Shuns Award Roles Says It's Jinx To Stars By KHSKINi: JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA) BlXClU nlvely Yours: An Academy Award lias Jlnxrri more tlmn one career but Humphrey BoKart hna no re- Biei.i ruoui tap slimy, yenr-oiti us es r standing on a oclnl shelf In his home, i "The way to survive an O.icar." I BoKie mtiwled, "is never to U V una win miuiuer one, a ml vn sern what h"pens to some Oscar win ners. They attend the rest of their lives earchliiR for the treat Vole to win another one. I hope I'm never even nomi nated aiinln. It's mest ami potato roles for me from now on." A trip to Texas, where he ca vorted around with Oleiiu McCar thy, didn't leave ttoino draped on the ropes In the elbow-bonding com petition. . "I ouldrank every Texan I met," he declared. "They dropped around me like files," Florence Chadwick conquered the Catallna .Island channel, but the legal seas may eniiult her. Movie makers esner for her serv ices are being advised that Kath- of her life, ''Water la My World,1 has a to-per-cenl Interest In her slory for all media, Violence's law yer says the swimmer Is the sole owner, David Brian was ottered ' the heavy role with Jimmy Stewart in "Thunder Bay" and roared mliihly "no." Wants herq parts from now on, Burlesque bumps are censorable on the screen but film writers play a "lefa-get-around-the-censor game." Current example: Joyce Holden, as a burlesque stripper In "Night Flower," starts In go Into a bump, Then the camera cuta to a bug-eyed male In the audience Just as his head Jerks back, Her co-worker are all admire lion for Peggy Lee, who llulshea "The Jass ninger" despite sud den glnndulnr Illness that would have floored Miss Average Olrl, Peggy's doctors are deeply con cerned about her condition. Now It can be told: During film- Sale Benefits Dorm Fund NORTH PORTLAND (SpeclaK A big, young Hereford bull brought the Pacific International Livestock Exposition's 4-H. FKA dormitory fund an additional S70 when con signor Lawrence Horton, Klamalh Falls, turned over the proceeds of his bull's ssle to tho PI, The buyer was Robert Belshl, Moro'who bid on the animal dur ing the Hereford Sale held in the Pi's livestock sales arena Tues day night. The sale was one of the high lights of activity (or Klamath ranchers who consigned cattle to the Hereford and Angus shows and sales, and 4-H members from here who participated in the Pi's 4-H, FFA program. Joe Wright and Sons, Klamath Falls, purchased a pair of cows, one tor ft!S and another for 11000. Both were Hereford. A. B. Hoy, Weed, paid $1130 for a Hereford bull. And Stuart Hen tel. Malln, paid 1750 for year old female Hereford. On the Aberdeen Angus aid.', where female consigned by Charles and Catherine Ryan nf An derson, Calif., sold for 17000, first place summer yearling bull, which was also Junior reserve champion bull, waa consigned to the aale by Dale West, Merrill. FINI PHOTOGRAPHY 7 at ycnwooo-l STUDIO PHONE 4526 from The animal brought IMO Albert Wagner, Napa, Calif, The 7000 sale topped all Pacific Coast Aberdeen Angus Association sales ever held, setting a new rec ord. J. J. Hatfield, an Alturaa FFA member, won the grand champion FFA fat lamb at the PI with his Southdown lamb. He placed aecond in sheep showmanship, and won the Southdown class to boot, Sharleen Klrkpatilck, Klamath Falls, won the fine wool division In the 4-H wool show sponsored by the Paclflo Coast Wool Grow er. In thret-eighths blood. Hen ry Williams, Henley, copped sec ond spot. Loren Miller, Fort Klamath, do nated a calf which was scrambled for during Monday night's 4-H calf scramble. Sandra Dehllnger, Klamalh Falls won red ribbon In cotton school dresses. UMsrM falls. AMERICAN CHINESI Fm4i at ikeir van I a. 4 Oreera T. Tata Oat Ben B. Loo, Mr. Ing of Jennifer Jones' "Ruby Oen try," David O. Helmilck, the mtml tireless memo writer In Hollywood, sent series of typewritten mes sages of "suggeslloim" lo Director King Vldnr. liny the film was com pleted Vldor put nil tho memos in heat pile, The slack nf memos waa thicker than the script ol the picture, Edward O. Robinson Is coining out of the shadnwN, as Ihry any In those soap commercials. The screen's "Lllile Cnesur" reports lo s ma lor alutllo again for a Tony Curtis film at U-I with "Sorrel and Son" theme. MOM Isn't talking about It, but "Mogambo," with liable mid Ava Oardner, Is a remake of the lluble Jeun lliirlow hit, "Iti-cl Kust." , , . Producer Paul Gregory's plans for a singe version ol tho court mar tial scene from "Tho Cnliie Mu tiny" includes Dnnu Andrews lor I lie prlne role of the lawyer . . Jody Lawrence, no longer with the stu dio, will sue Columbia for falling lo give her the star billing provid ed for by her contract as Mickey Rooney'a leading lady In "Ail Ashore." Unless Henry Fonda changes his mind, another top alar will do the film version of "Mr, Roberts." 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