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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1952)
PAGE EIGHT TTFRAt.D AN'D NWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OF1T.ON Tl 'KS DAY, 'NOVKMBKIt in, 10' 2 Oklahoma! To Appear Herei The Theatre Oulld National Coin puny In their musical hit, "Okla homa!" conic to the Pelican The ater Wednesday, Dec. 10. tor Matinee and evening performances, prior to Its Annual Coast to Coast tour. The Richard Rodger and Oscar Hammersteln 3nd musical, one of the legendary successes of the modern theater. Is now in Its ninth year, still leading the field' as the theater's outstanding attraction. "Oklahomal" has won unprece dented plaudits in all departments. Us music and lyrics by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hnmmersleln ' Highlights AtKUHS By HAROLD McKAY This is one of those times when the school is dead. Just in between the football and basketball seasons. The Juniors are taking their Iowa tests, therefore there are very few club meetings Involving Ue Juniors. These Iowa tests are given to the Juniors every year. They are given over a period of three morn ings and in a week or two the Juniors will have the results of the tests and can see how they com pare with the Junior class average. Today the Honor Society start' ed showing the noon movies for the year with the technicolor ver sion of "A Thousand and one Nights." This is the first time a techni color film has been shown In KU during the noon hour. Tomorrow the Klamath Sports Album takes to the air-waves at 8:30 P-m. for Its weekly broad cast of OTI and high school sports Irom around the slate. Don Drake will handle the announcing chores and will be assisted by BUI Da venport. Be sure to listen because you might win the two free tick ets to any home Pelican sporting event. 2nd, respectively, still are In the vanguard of sheet-music and broad cast best-sellers. For staging, Rou ben Mnmoulian won renewed ac claim. Tile Ballet by Agnes de Mille, started a new vogue for mus icals, American settings by Lem uel Avers and costumes by Miles White Inspired new fashions in dec or and clothing. The longest running, most suc cessful musical in the history of the American Theater, "Oklaho mal" opened at the famous St. James Theater, New York, on the night of March 31. IMS. Since that date "Oklahoma!" has broken more records, established more precedents, and received more awards than anv other musi cal In the Nation's history. Recip ient of the Pulltaer Prlie" Commit tee's special award, tendered it in 1944. "Oklahoma!" was adludsed to have achieved a revolutionary high standard for musical shows on Broadway. This season the The ater Guild National Company of "UKianoma! which will be seen here includes many 'young actors and actresses that are tops, among them are: Ralph Lowe. Florence Henderson, Jacquelin Daniels. Jer ry Mann. Mary Mario. Charles Hart. Judy Rawlins. Owen Mar tin and others, including a large chorus of boys and girls and Symphony Orchestra of 50 to play Richard Rodgers" music. Oakridge Man Jailed Here Frank Leonard Ward. 24, of Oak ridge. is serving a 60-day term in the County Jail for giving liquor to minors. He was sentenced yesterday by Walter Zimmerman, Justice of the pCiCc m CuiiOuuju, A fine OI aiuu also was assessed. Six Held On Dope Charge NEW YORK Ifl Six persons were held on narcotics charges to day after dawn-to-dusk raids in East Harlem which federal agents and city detectives said led to sei zure of 14 million dollars worth of heroin. The raiding officers said the racket raided here had branched to Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and Cincinnati. No details on the out-of-town connections were given by authorities. Denmark OKs U.S. Bases COPENHAGEN. Denmark LP Danish government sources said last night that Denmark has given the United States permission to set up at least tour more air bases in strategic Greenland but the re port immediately ran into a flock of high-level denials. A U. S. State Department spokes man, Danish Foreign Minister Ole Bjom Kraft and Finn Nielsen, ac ting chief of Denmark's Green land Department, all said they knew nothing about it. CASl'ALTY LIST WASHINGTON i The Defense Department Tuesday identified 22S more Korean War casualties (List No. 694). Of the total. 48 are dead. 138 wounded, 22 missing in action and 17 injured In battlezone ac cidents. - 14. m ;v4 - ir i -" eel POINTS TO TEST AREA: Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission points to Eniwetok atoll on a map at the AEC headquarters in Washington, D. C. Dean holds a commission announcement that hydrogen bomb "rtstarch" was included in recently concluded weapons tests at the Pacific atoll, Tha announcement did not admit that a full-seal bomb was detonated in the tests. Kidnapers Get Prison Terms CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. VP A kidnap-robbery spree led by a man who described himself as a knight in golden armor brought federal sentences yesterday to a former prizefighter and a 15-year-old com panion. The teenager. Virgil Lemay. was sentenced to five years on a kid naping charge and a year and a day lor car theft. The onetime boxer. Charles Hop kins, 20. Jacksonville. Fla., was given sentences totaling 17 years IS lor kidnaping and Iwo for in terstate transportation of a stolen motor car. The sentences were or dered to run consecutively. James rtancis Hill, an ex-convict who led the crime spree last month in Tennessee and Georgia, was found mentally Incompetent and ordered committed to an in stitution. Hill placed a nine-page "life story" In court records In which he said he was Robin Hood and stole Irom the rich to (iv to the poor. A psychiatrist told the court Hill bad a "warped mind" beyond cure. C-119 Crash Kills 8; Toll Now At 91 BILLINGS, Mont, Ml The fourth crash In 11 days of an Air Force CHS Flying Boxcar claimed eight Uvea yesterday when one of tile huge transport crashed and and burned in a muddy field 12 miles east o tills South-Central Montuna city. The eight deaths raised to tl the number of servicemen killed in Boxcar crackuus since Nov, 1, Four of the dead In the Montana crash burned to death when the two-engined craft plowed Into the ground while attempting to, make an emergency landing. Four died ot injuries. Eight others. Including the ollot and co-pilot, were rushed to two uiiiings nospitaia. Attendants aald two were in critical condition. The Air Force withheld identifi cation of the dead. Bound from Edmonton, Alta.. 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