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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1952)
PAGR TWO (Radio oq KFLW 1450 Ke. TST Friday Evening Nov. 21 (I oo Tidy'i Bporti Kifhllfhu) 11:18 Hometown Newe 6:3.1 World Newt Summery c :m) Mr. Chameleon CDS 7 00 Gillette fight 00 Crime Letter ABC :30 Thi Ib Ynur FBI i 8 00 Ott A Harriet 8 30 Concert of Favoritei 10:00 10 PM HeadUni . V ' ' 10:13 Stewart Cratg ABC t 10:30 Gunirnofce CBS .'. - J 11:00 Slfn Off News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc. -f- PST Halurday, Nov. 21 11:00 0 AM Newi 6:03 Early Bird! 7.00 Newa and Breakfait Edition 7:15 Charlie'! Roundup 7:110 News ABC 7:40 Top of the Mornlnjr 8:00 No School Today ABC . , 9::tO Space Patrol ABC 10:00 Lady Skyhook 10:13 Serenade in Blue . 0:30 City Hospital CBS 10:33 Galen Drake CBS t:00 Hormel Girls CBS 11;.T0 Your Star Time 11:45 Oregon Bonus Deadline Pgm 12:00 Noon Edition 2Uwt 12:15 Guest Star 12:30 Super Noodle 12:43 Football Roundup CBS 1:13 CaUf.vs-Stanford 3:45 Basin Briefs 4:00 Spin with Wynne 9:00 Les Gardinen Musis B:M BAB TV 5:43 Stewart Craig ABC 6:00 Today's Sport Highlight 6:15 Hometown News 6:23 World News Summary 6:30 Science Editor ABC. 6:43 Words of Life 7:00 Bucky Bates A His Boys 7:30 Mr. Keen CBS 6:O0 Meet tne Missus CBS 8:30 Gene Autry CBS S:00 Dancing Party ABC 9:30 Vaughn Monroe CBS 10:00 10 PM Headlines 10:13 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Bill a Bandstand li:oo Sign Off Newa Summary 11 AS Sign Off : KFJI 1150 Ka PST Friday Evening, Nov. 21 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:11 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:46 Sam Hayes Newa MVS S3 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 1 Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS SrOO Banda for Bonds MBS 8:30 Crime Doesn't Pay MBS 8:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis MBS 8:30 Music 8:45 Music 9:55 Titua Moody MBS ' 10.00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:15 Here a To Veterans 10:30 Great Day Show DLBS 10:55 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sun Off KFJI 1150 Ke. PST Saturday. Nor. 22 6 00 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Slim Brysnt 6:45 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS V 7:16 Breakfaet Gang MBS : , 7:30 Today's Best Bays 7:43 Sam Hayee MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Newa 8:00 Best on Record 8:15 Musie by Roth 6 25 News MBS JO Breakfast Gang? DLBS AMERICAN CHINESE Fasei t tki tot! 7 th. Far Oram To Take Oat Ben B. Lm, Mgr. EL at Molatore's 1112 BOB JOHNSON TRIO F.O.E. TEENAGER DANCE TONIGHT Aerie Hall - 9th and Walnut Music from 10:00 'til 1:00 by LES GARDENER Refreshment! will be served. Edward R. Murrow - 1 Hiskeenedgedwmmen . -'.,V'r ' rJ made him radio's most honored reoorterj ; 5:30 Mon. Fri. Presented by lEI kt i KLAHN NASH MOTORS l "L YY '1 8 45 Club 8:00 Name Bands 9:15 Brit on Record 6 30 Top Five Tunes 9 43 Music of Manhsltan 1(1 00 News DLBS 1013 Serenade in Blue 10:30 4-H Club 10:43 Currins 10:30 Social Security 10 33 Concert 11.00 MuKic 11:15 MuM 11:25 News DLBS 11:30 Your Star Time 11:43 Fire Fighters 12:00 Stars for Defense ' 12:13 Noonday News 12:23 News Dl.RS 12:30 Ricky Request 1:00 Saturday Swing 1:13 PCC Football Oregon Oregon 413 PCC Football VSC vs. UCt 4:30 Hemingway DLBS 4:43 Music 5:00 Good News 3 30 Christian Science 3:43 Music 3 33 Bau linage MBS 6. 00 Around Town News IS Klamath Theater Quia 8 30 Assembly of God 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 I Love A Mystery 7:30 Klamath Temple 6:00 Mufttca! Comedy Theater MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:13 Dance Orchestra MBS 9:30 Dance Orchestra MBS 9:35 Cecil Brown DLBS 10:00 Hawaii Calls 10:30 John Wolohan MBS 10:35 Night Outs Newa 11:00 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off KCNO 570 Kc. PST AUuras, California . Saturday. Nov. ZZ 7:00 News. Farm Program 7;13 Lawrence WeUt 7:30 Pop Music 8:00 Polka Time 8:13 Pee Wee Hunt 8:36 News, Band 8:45 LUtening to Labor 9:00 Magic Music Box 9:15 Small Fry 9:30 Teen Age Book Parade B:45 Serge Dupre 10:00 News 10:05 Uncle Mike's Kid's Kltib 10:30 Music in the Modern Mood U:00 News UP Commentary 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Square Dance Tune 11:45 Tin Pan Alley t 12:00 Sports Page 12:05 Lake County Newa 12:10 Modoc Counts- News 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 Farmers Excnange ftlKls. 12:43 Spotlight on a Star iz:: mysiery iune 1:00 News Western Caravan 1:15 Showtime Review 1:45 Marine Show 2:00 News 2:05 Notre Dam Football 4 40 News 4:45 Sign off No Report In Alaska Search ANCHORAGE, Alaska tfl Pi lots brought back more negative rfDortu Thursday from the con tinuing aerial search for a missing Air Force Flying Boxcar ana iu 20 passengers Twelve search planes took off de spite a heavy fog which the pilots said "socked in" everything but the lowlands. The C-119 transport disappeared Saturday on a flight from Elmen- dori Air Force Base nere to no diak. FINE PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO PHONE 4526 PLAYING! Main " featurinq , WARD HILLERICH Come in and relax ever de licious meal accompanied by good music. 1 HERALD ItNDtKNfcSS OF FIGHTING MEN. With pain contorting hit face, Marine Sgt.. W. E. Marsh it carried tenderly down the incline of Pinpoint Ridge to aid ttation for medical aid. Marsh was hit by sniper's bullet while manning a machine gun in for ward observation post. Man at right with arm under Marsh is Navy hospitalman James A. (Doc I Miller of Enfield, III. Marsh's Marine buddies are unidentified. Community Colleges Urged PORTLAND un A college pres- Idint urged Oregon counties ThUrs- aay to Degin considering a man that could solve problems of on anticipated boom to college enron mem by 1960. The Dlan is for community cot leges, Dr. Morgan S. Odell, presi dent of Lewis and Clark College, told the 4Hh annual convention of the Association of Oregon Counties. The crop ot war baDies win ue- Leper Gets Prison Term parvtlt.e. La. Lfl A 35-year- old male victim of Hansen's Dis ease (leprosy I was sentences yes terday to Inrec jeara mM fnr mansiauemer in inc fatal stabbing of a woman patient in her private room. Sidney J. Oallardo entered a plea of gulltv before V. S. Dis trict Judge Herbert Christenberry The hearing was held in an audi torium at the U. S. Public Health Service Hospital where both were patients. Gallardo and Candelaria Her nandez, 38, were found in the wo man's private room Aug. 30 suf fering with stab wounds. Federal authorities did not dis close any details of the slaying . th time. Gallardo's sentence poses a prob lem for federal authorities. Han Disease natients are pro hibited by federal law from leav ing the hospital area. The institution is the only hos pital for treatment of leprosy in the United States. A small Jail cell is located on the hospital grounds. It was built in 1921 when a Negro was sen tenced to 10 years Imprisonment in the slaying of another .patient. The Hernandez slaying was the second in the hospital's history. The Negro served nine of his 10 years before dying of the dis ease. Carvtlle ts located In an Iso lated section of Louisiana on the Mississippi River about 20 miles south of Baton Rouge, the capital city. About 400 patients are In the hospital, which was opened by the state in 1894 and taken over by the federal government in 1921. Ham Norland Fire Insurance. (27 Pine St. JUMPER K BLOUSE It's a perfect little outfit for precious little girl! Sensible for school and play, pretty for dress up. Erfsy to sew. Two sleeve ver sions! Make the Jumper In tartan plaid wool, the blouse in criip cotton. Look at the diagram could anything be easier) Pattern 9103: Child's Sizes 2, 4, ft, 8. 10. Size t Jumper, l' yards 54-Inch; blouse 3 yard 35-iach. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III. Print plainly your name, ad dress, zone, size and style number. Ij 1 4 ,1flMi Iflftfl&i 3 AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS. gin reaching the colleges in 1960, aud enrollment will increase 75 to 100 per cent or from 19.000 at present to 40.000 students he said. Community colleges, authorized by the state and already tried at bend and Klamath Falls, could help carry the load, he said. He also said he favored making Portland State College a four-year, til about I960, til about -196. The association decided to ask the Legislature for laws safeguard ing the counties' authority to regu late traffic and prevent damage on county roads. The group also proposed to make permanent the Good Roads Alll. ance. an organization that opposed some trucking firms on tax meas ures in the recent election. The convention closes Friday af ter election of officers. Byrnes Vetoes Federal Job COLUMBIA. S. C. lPi Gov. James F. Byrnes of South Caro lina says he would "under no cir cumstances accept any appoint ment" in the federal government. Byrnes made the statement to a news conference yesterday In answer to reports he might get a cabinet post under Republican President - elect Elsenhower Byrnes, a Democrat, was n Elsen hower supporter during the presi dential campaign. The governor said he had not been asked by Gen. Elsenhower to accept any cabinet appointment. He told the conference be planned to finish his four-year term as governor in accordance with a promise mde to the people of South Carolina when he was elec ted. I ON THE STAGE THE THEATRE GUILD NATIONAL COM'ANV r J mw at m mm Mmsithj RICHARD RODGERS MttJLjriahy OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 24 jWXWf-rR0UIEN IV-.., r AONIS to PrWirriM tprttt4 )T IVur tnrU un"l. rll-dtliMd tm t-furn nl tKh'll MAIL ORDERS TO PELICAN THEATRE EVENING AT I: If S4.W, U )0. S3.M. $3.00, $2 40 To. Inclvd ' A,TI NEE AT 2 1 5 $3 00. $140. $ 1 .80 Tox Included Spenwrtd by the luiintit end KIDDIE MATINEE tomorrow AT 11:30 and Every Saturday mmm3mmnmpm&l&mmBmmMzmjmM& ORFfiON tmr.iiUiN Rosemary Cfooney Draws By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD I nosemary Cluoncy is getting what Hollywood culls, "llie A treatment.'.' The A treatment can be associ ated with brass bauds and red carpets. It is the care tlint is haiuleif out when a studio uncovers i ihikkK that might turn into a gold mine. Fnmmount has high Wipes (or Clooney, Thus you are seomit lier pert luce on covers of numerous national mnguilue. She Is netting a publicity blast in all media pos sible. The directors of her llr.sl two McKay To Keepl Hand in State WASHINGTON W When Gov. DourIus McKay goes to Washing ton, D. C, to become secretary of the Interior lie still will have much to do with Oregon. The Interior Department, which he will head, includes n number of agencies important in Oregon dally ll(c. There ts the giant Bonneville Ad ministration and Uir Bureau uf Laud Munugement, which admin isters the OA.-C land forests In West em Oregon and much grazing land in Eastern Oregon. In that department also aro the Fish and Wildlife Service, Ihe Geological Survey, the Nntloiml Pnrk Service, the Bureau of Mines, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Oie Office of Territories. The department employes about 65,000 persons. Recently It has spent more than halt a billion dol lars annually. wamauiffl iuniinuous FROM li45 IflCT 2DDSS Pill "FRESH AS A 0AIST AND GAT AS A LARK" Wsrld'i GrtetMl Muiicol Hit! ONI DAY ONLY! Klamath Falls, Oraee CAST or 71 MAMOULIAN MILL! OfOMtrt 1 M ifOS WMTTt WED. DEC 10th MATINEE and EVENING Preteulenal Wsfnen't Club , AND STAY t FOR -REGULAR SHOW pictures proclaim that she la Iheln pictures, you know, but you're closest thing to Carole Lombard 'wV" looking Into the camera since that vivacious actress left the Hollywood scene. Clooney has been established In the lum-y dressing room onto queened over by I'aulette Clotl tliiid, Scripts Hint were once tai lored to lietty llutlim's mi'iisure- mcnis tun now being made t III Clooney. 1 laving won preview audi ences In "The Slurs Are Slnglnn," she is currently headlining with Hob Hope. Ai'lciie Diihl and Tony Miutln in "Here Uomo the Cllrla," But the blonde whirlwind from Muysvllle, Ky., seems as Ihoimh sh.i hns chnnged little (rnm the days when she was sinning with ony rastor s band, nne is. sure ot hersoll, but not cocky. She has not been overulamorlcetl by Molly- wood. She Is no raving beauty, but she has a wholesome, Inquisi tive tace that Is morn Interesllnit titan flock o( glamor girls. , As I hustled to keep up with her, I asked if she lound movies more dlllicult than . television. "Oh, movies. are a cinch," she replied. "The only thing that might be limit about movies In to keep from looking at the camera. You're not supposed to do that . - - M il lH 1UI I0"l' ' . jr"i kl ' j.k- a.i... I'H. GSSSBS53 IINI lv :--. ' f .J 1 rfi I r "vv tcrttn Pliy by Helen Deutsch from iht Novtl by Ernfit Grblff STARTS Thursday liUrUig iiiBiawaaaaiiiiia t r " " T Hollywood's A Treatment) I also did several songs every dny I hud In mo ouo vniits lur thi' lyrics, and tlioy were always ut'ltlng mixed up. Lois of ilinc I had to oil lib ihe lyrics as J went along." BRIGAND THE It HciilngM,tAWIANCI Otli I0IIINS A.iIim, QUINN A WOK!- SATURDAYi mm omorrowl rom 12:3fl trmm lost Two Doyi (N :Jy2K IMI I0WH THI mUrr U'"0II(I(,,I 'jkf'y- rKTHIS (OAUS c arc proud indeed to announce that this theatre will participate in the gala , WORLD PREMIERE ' showing of M-G-M's new and dis tinguished TECHNICOLOR production MfdrJfflME" THE SCREEN'S BIGGEST ADVENTURE! and it gives us special pleasure that wc can present this event on the perfect holiday occasion . . . starting THANKSGIVING DAY! TAsamo SPENCEK Tmcy-Ierney Johnson- A w.th dawn Addams- Lloyd Bridges CH V. XSEG'C' FRIDAY, NOVKMPIW 21. 10M I asked If there were aiiytiiinv dlllicult a1""'1 "ikhi movies. "Ves, Ihe thini'lng. 1 hala Is dance. I don't even llko to tin ball tooui dancing, much less anything luncy. SUNDAT FlAMlff(fmmokHcti kAGIKO mrH ixcmmnu ft r' DifMuJ by - arence Brown DORE SCHARY ' As M-C-M Pututi TAB HUNFLR DONALD CRAY f M mm"- mm
