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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1952)
MONDAY. DECEMBER 8, PA OR TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON i , KFLW 1151 Ke. PST Monday Evening, I)co. I 00 Tedir'i aporu Hishllfltti- II Home Town Niwt 29 World Ntwi Summary M rtnt Arti Uuarul ABC-; ' ' 7.00 Tim Lone Knrr ABC t as Police Blotter ABC 1 M Lu Rtdlo Thrtcr CBS S.:m) Arthur Corltroy CBS B 00 Supnu CHS ;.10 Preview of Tomorrow SEATS NOW ON SALE TU MAW 11 A M tV I N M WED, i DEC 4ATU I V I fl . WORLD $ SMAUiT MU.ICAL Ml 1 1 .Mlattl Wl .? -Jg?'- .OSTOflSgK!? Vf ' IVMrMONr OICHISTIA OI " MATINEE AND EVENING Mv .T I ! i n ti N ll M II X 'M itunsu AT J I) . t) M. u e II M II K T. trfc4 ID MELTON MARA IYNN Gerald MOHR Rito MORENO OPEN. 1:45 .GREAT INDIAN WARS ft jl Jr.ThTrritoryl4A . Hoysl Mounhel PEKKT EPWABDS THOMAS 60WZ j CefM Newt i. (MM o.v " - . HOW SHOWING -sin . AW -WH '" 17" UHs? Nwt If Mtt WR lil) G HSs NOW! ? - Ifl t U Christmas teal Salt 10:00 10 9 m. Headlines 10:15 Ltam't Other Show 10:M Bllt'i Band tan. 11 oo Sign Off News Summars " 11.05 bun OU KFLW Kc rST Tuesday, December t :00 A a m. News 03 Buck? Bales Hit Beyt 6 43 Early Blrda M Five Minutes with an Opt n Bib) a 7:00 News. Break faU Edition t 13 Charlie's Roundup T:30 Bob Garred ABC T 40 Betty Crocker ABC T:44 Babbitt s Second Cup f CoifM Club CBS 00 Breaktait Club ABC 0,00 Hank Henry Show .10 Helen Trent CBS 8 4 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Young Dr. M alone CBS 10 .10 My True Story ABC 10:55 Whispering StrU ABC 11:15 Stop Shop 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Adatr'a Mu.lcai Fair 13 00 Noon Edition Newt 13:15 Paylasa Sidewalk Show 13 .TO Houe Parly CBS 12.43 Paul Hary ABC 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:15 Carl Smith CBS 1:20 It Happens Every Day CBS 1:33 Music 1:30 Standard School Bdcat 300 Betty Crocker ABC 05 Baatn Brlefa 3 13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 30 Better Living 3:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Ted Malon ABC 315 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Ol nnney ABC 3 S5 Betty Crocker ABC 00 Radio Auction Time 4:15 The THe Show CBS 4:30 Mr. Information CBS 4:40 Women Newsdesk CBS 4 45 When a Girl Marries ABC 8"00 Spin with Wynne 5:30 Edward Murrow CBS 5' 45 B & B TV 0:00 Today'a Sporti HifhlighU 6'13 Hw'town Newi 6 35 World News Summary 6:30 My Friend Irm CBS 7:00 Bedtime Storlea 7:30 Life with Luigi CBS 6 00 Build the Basin 9:00 Louella Parsons CBS 05 Doris Day Show CBS 9.30 Mr. and Mrs. North CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Stewart Craig ABC 10:30 Bill's Bandstand 10:35 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11.03 Sigo Off KFJI U5I Ke. ?ST Monday Erenior, Dee. I 00 Gabriel Reatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Thoasar Quia 6-30 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 44 Sam Hayaa, News MBS i 55 Bill Henry MBS T OO I Was a Communist fog JE1 7:30 Hardy Family 1 00 Let George Do It MSI 0 30 Klamath Sports Album 0:45 Singing Americans 9 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS B 30 Music 9:45 Sporu Final 9:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 Reporters Roundup MBS 13 00 Sign Oil KFJI 11M Ke. PST Tuesday. December t iM Sunrts Serenade 45 Musical Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today'a Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayaa Bkfst. Newt MBS 7 M First Edition Local News 40 Cecil Brown MBS S IS Music by Roth :30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 45 Notes from tha Scooper 9 00 Club 1150 9:15 Frank t Lain Show 9 30 Freddy Martin Show 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:09 Jtftwspaper of tb Ah? MSI 10:15 Telle- Test MBS 10 30 LaPointea 10:45 Answer Maa MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:35 Newa MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Nam Bands 12.15 Noon Day News 12 JO Danco Tuna 12:45 Farm and Market Reports . 12 50 Klamath Not 13:55 Currlas 100 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch DLBS TOO Two at I 3:00 Sun River Dav 3 OS News DLBS 315 Riefcys Request Tuna 3 45 Paula Stone Shew MBS 4:00 Coffee With KaU 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Mass? Time MBS 4:49 Sam Haya MBS 5 00 5ft. Preston MBS 5:30 Sky King MBS 3 33 Cecil Brown MBS .09 Gabrtal Beatter MBS :15 Klamath Theatre Quia 30 Around Tuns- New 40 Something ThuUc Abovt 45 Sam Hayes C M BUI Henry MBS 7 00 John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Love a Mystery 7-10 Affairs of Peter 4a lent MBS I 00 Count of Mont Cristo MBS 0:30 Guest Star 45 Heidelberg Harm on aires 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 915 Fulton Lewis MBS a 30 Magic Carpet 9 55 Titus Moody Speaks 9 45 Sports Final 10 00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:15 Let's Go To Town 10 30 Search That Never Ends 10 55 Night Owl News 11-00 Night Owl Club U.OO Sign Off f KCNO 570 Ke. PST Altars, California, Tuesday, December I T:30 News 7:45 Farm Markets 00 Bulletin Board 15 Hollywood Sercnsdcrs 30 News, Mid Morning 35 Band Musle .45 Harmony Shop 9 00 Music With Your Mealg 915 American Folk Muu 9 30 Broadway Parade 10 00 News 10 05 Sports 10:15 Club Meeting! 10:30 Concert Time 10 45 Fiesta Tim 11:00 Western Newg fn Brief 11:05 VP Commentary 11:10 Names in tha News 11:15 This Rhythmic Ag 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:55 Eddie Lamar 12 00 S porta Page 12 05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County News 1215 World News Roundup 12 30 Parade of Hits 12:40 Under th Capitol Dome 12 4S Alger Theater 12:55 Mystery Tune 100 Lake County Aftnt 1:15 Pastoral Call 1-30 Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 3 00 News 2:05 Listener's Choice 3 00 News Sports 3:10 According to the Racer1 3:15 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet th Band 3 45 Off the Beam 4:00 News ' 4 15 School Davs 4 30 Pop Preview 4 40 News 4.45 Sign Off Jilted Oldster Keeps Calm DETROIT W) Benjamin Krsuse, 84-year-old widower, took It phil osophically todav when he learned that Mrs. Esther Oant, 61, had decided at the last minute not to marry him because her children objected. Krsuse, a retired butcher, has been married twice before and has seven sons and three daughters, 24 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. He already had1 ob tained a marriage license when his intended bride changed her mind. "I'll ask Mrs Oant again," he ssld. "If she refuses, I'll find someone else." Barracks Fire Kills 5 Men RAPID CITY. 8. D.. (.fl riv. Air Pore, officers wer, killed yes .erclsy In fire thst rsced throunh two-siorv frame barracks si the Rapid CU'y Air Force Base. Six other officers wer burned and on of them, 2nd Lt. John R croft, Yonkers, N. Y , broke an ankle In a leap from a second story window. He and 2nd Lt. Paul W. Rous of Lockbourne Air Force Base. Ohio, were flown to Denver for treatment at Fltsstmmons mil itary Hospital. The other four were less seriously hurt. The victims ere among a group of officers assigned to temporary duty with the 72nd Strategic Re connaissance Wing. Rapid City Is a major base for B36 Interconti nental bombers. Three of the dead were Identi fied by the base public Informa tion officer at 1st. Lt. Jerome A. Welnshank, Kansas City, legal of ficer at.4e base: 2nd Lt. Robert W. Wooten Jr., March Field, Calif., and Army Chief Warrant Joofflcer Paul W. Beers. Benicla. Calif., Ar senal. Names of the other two vic tims were withheld pending con firmation of notification of their next of kin. . Indian Raps Yalu Bombings PHILADELPHIA' W The power plants along the Yalu River were bombed by U. N. airmen last sum mer at a "tragic time," the In dian delegate to the U. N.. V. K. Krishna Meoon, said yesterday. Menon said the bombing raids came when "we were Just on the point of reaching an agreement." He did not elaborate on that state ment. Menon was Interviewed by psnei of four college and univer sity students on a radio and tele vision program. "Junior Press Conference" (ABC). Menon said his country was op posed to the bombing of the power plants because extended the area of the war snd threatened Man churia. Asked if he thought it was possU ble to negotiate with the Commu nists, the Indian delegste replied, "why not? It is possible to ne gotiate with anyone." Oldest Puma Dies in Zoo AUCKLAND. New Zeslsnd VT A 22-yesr-old puma believed to be the world's oldest in captivity died today in the Auckland Zoo. Zoo authorities decided in 1948 that the spotted panther should be destroyed because she was feeble, but reports in American newspa pers that she was to die brought so many appeals from U. 8. ani mal lovers that she wss granted a reprieve. Two years later, after an operation to remove a throat abscess, she recovered rapidly. She died finally from liver trouble. Still time for NEW SITTING for Christmas Delivery miLLER BRUfTlBfiUGH STUDIO Miller's Downstairs Save on .Mil le'l BIG CITY STORES have this sal priced at $9.95 our pric Delivered and set up in your home IN RED GREEN BLUE YELLOW and GREY SAVE $20 ON THIS SET! BIG TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS Toble is 48" x 35" extendi to 50 inches. Genuine MICALITE TOP. Chrome band on chair oei clear around. Chain hove thick seats, biq backl. Styliih, colorful, washable. SIX FOOT EXTENSION TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS EXTENSION TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS Chain Available. SAVE $20 A Rea. $124.73 Additional $10.95 down Choose from the largest selection of styles, colors and sizes in Chrome in Southern Oregon and Northern California. IUCA Republicans Flooded With Letters From Job Seekers ' : By' JOE HALL WASHINGTON W Offices of Republican senators are being swamped with letters from job seekers eager to get on the federal payroll after 20 OOP years In the political wilderness. The senators aay they are mated. They had not looked for such a rush In a time of generally booming business. Many of the senators say pri vately' thev are sure most of the would-be federal employes art go ing to be disillusioned mil ouiy with the limited number of Job openings but also with the pay and qualifications. Most of the letters asked about the approximately 40.000 poatmas tershlps scattered throughout the country. 'Body' Shocks Searchers OKLAHOMA -CITY W Detec tives, grimly searching for the mangled body of a victim who hd been run over by a freight train, were flabbergasted yester day when the "body" suddenly rose from between tne rsiis ana asked what all the commotion was about. The train had been uncoupled to retrieve the remains of Arthur E. Tarver. 5J, over whose body seven freight cars had passed. But Tarver explained, "I just laid there until the cars passed over me." Hospital attendants said the cut on Tarver's head was minor. HOTELS 0SBURN HOLLAND IUGINI, Oil MIDF0KD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Eulry and Joe Barley Proprietors Chrome During Our 2-IN-l SALE! One senator ld his corrtspon. drills were surprised to leam these posts now are under civil serv ice and that there, la no limita tion on the terms of the Incum bents. Postmasters now are named "without term." An aide to one OOP senator said he had been ad vised that this could be construed that the officials serve st the plea sure of the President and are re movable without cause If he wishes. However, the Civil Service Com mission disputes this. It contends the postmssters have full tenure until death or resignation and are removable onlv for cause. At the moment Job aeekers' let ters are going into flies pending a decision as to how Republican pat ronage Is to be handled One senator said no word lisd been received on this ss yet from Elsenhower headquarters, Herbert BrownelU attorney general -designate, has been handling top-level Mamie Honors War Dead GREAT NECK. N. Y. CP Mrs. Dwlght D, Elsenhower laid a wreath on the soldiers memorial in the village green during Pearl Harbor Day ceremonies yeaterdey, and then Maori silent with her eves closed for half a minute. Asked later what her thoughts were then, she replied: I was saying a prayer ior uie men In Korea and for the guidance of my husband." SAMSONiTE' i I llf-eC-ACE II 4 M Lorqe Slocks DON'S S Silk ene1 Main Mi. (9201 We're got painters and plasterers, carpenters and contractors, , , plumbers and helpers all over the place, and boy! is our store a mess! However -W art OPEN FOR BUSINESS (is spite el the la treat) and our mtrchend'isa is stacked uoln suck neat piles (?) thar we ten find anything in the place (we think) COME IN AND MAKE US PROVE ITI 5th and Main Dinettes Lots of Vainer you wui, find this colorful extension ' dinette is i big value. The I genuine micalite tabic top is heat and bum resistant. The bright colors will not fade, duran upholstered chairs and table wipe clean with a damp cloth. Table measures 30" x 42" closed and SO" SO" with the extension lent. nly $5.95 DOWN A Req. $109.50 Value! $0050 tm A JB P Valua t O $CQ95 S7 FURNITURE 195 E. MAIN ''Our Location Savet You Money" appointments but has riot asked to receive application for iMUtine Jobs, this senator aald, - Another OOP. source said he un derstood Thomas I. fitehena of New York, chosen by Elsenhower to be hla special counsel at the White House, would be In charge of patronage. OOP sanatora who have been boning up on patronage give theae reasona why thay think many Job hunters are going to be dlssp pointed: Federsl clerical and stenograph ic workers In genersl do not nuke any more than do comparable em ployes In private business, Federal Jobs at these levels are available now, as there Is as much aa a M per cent annual turnover, , Living cots In Wsshlngion ' are so high that msny persons actu ally would lose money In coming to the capital. A very high percentage of the 2s million federal civilian Jobs are protected bv civil service or &miulm . AMERICAN CHINESE eea at tHefe bertl Ft, t4M ret Orer Te Teke . Ben B. Lee. Mir. MONEY for Hospital Room and Board Surajcal Feet Special Hospital Service! Doctors' Cells In Hoipital Maternity Polio Have us tell vou about the exceptional new Fomily Hospital 'and Suraicol Ex pense plan now to be had from th Metropolitan Life. You will find it aivina lust th protection vou mov hov been seekina. 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