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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1953)
Csoney, Wonder Gr( TofceaV !IK Pn two ,l ended ui In the lilri i ; 1 Miuiiuj lH"iv Hureeu '"iJ llicit I Uiuuilil ebuu, I,,,, k ml Iik' rlMitoe," tli. ,n.,'J nve eteelral lliliia llitl n.t kj RAM) NEWS. Kt.AM VTII rAIJ.jMWK kflw-iIM Kt.-nr Tuesday Evening. Jan. ! . . wifh Lul CBS ( jo My rrland Irro. CB8 t 00 P.'opl. ... "nh,'H?,BC ! tn.usur.l HlM ABC 8:13 In.uf.ir.1 Bull CBS . . ... ens: 1:7 8ud W cbs :U Junior Mis CBS lu:W W 1. M. .Iedii: 10:15 Stewart Cr.if ABC 10:30 Bill' BandiUnd 11:00 Sign Off tStwi Summary 11:04 Sifn Ott Wednesday, Jan. 11 ft) Early Bird Ntwa f OS Alarm Clock Uub :3 Early Bird . , M r.v UlnuUt with Ptt B,N . f:0U .New orcaoitui SaiUOl. T:I5 Charlie' Roundup T:50 Bob U.".rr3 ABC 1:40 Btty Crocker ABC T'41 Harry Babbitt's Second Cup Coffee Club CBS 1:00 BreaiaM Club ABC 9 00 Better Uvim 30 Helen Trent CBS 9 45 Our G.U Sunday CBS 1.1:00 C.t HunUev ABC 10:11 Voum Dr. Malon CSS e.-:A klv -ima StiSTV ABC 10:45 WnUpcr.nf Sireeta ABC 11:15 Perry Mason CfcS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS lJ:0o Noon aSdiunn News 12:15 Pcylesa SidewaU; Show 12:30 Houia Party CBS 13:45 Paul Harvay ABC 1:00 The B U Rtng Show ABC 1:15 Step ft Shop 1:35 It Happens Lvery Day CBS 1:30 Standard School Bdcst. 3:00 Betty Crocker ABL 3:05 Basin Brief! 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3;30 Hank Henry Show 3 -00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal Tinncy AbC 3:55 Bett- Crocker ABC 4:00 Women' Newtdesk CBS 4..D5 Musk 4:15 Ted Malone ABC 4:30 Spin with Wynne 4:45 When a Girl Marrie ABC 5:00 Edward Murrow CBS 9:15 B J B TV 3:30 Today' Sport Highlight 5:45 Frank Gos CBS 3:55 Hometown News :00 Philip Morris Playhouse CBS 6:30 What' My Uni CBS T:00 The Lonr Ranger ABC T: Us Griffith, Ntwi ABC T:30 Myitery Theatre ABC :00 Meet Corliss Archer ABC Mr. President ABC 1:00 FBI in Peace and War CBS 3:30 Drama of Medicine 45 Junior Mis CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Sam'a Other Show 10:30 Bill Bandsund 11:00 Sign Off Newa Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 11 KeFST Tuesday Eventar. 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M :00 Gabriel Heatttr MBS 3:15 Klamath Theater Quia :30 Around Town Newi :4 Something te Think About 45 Sam PJ;M 55 Bill Hnr MB T 00 That Hammer Guy MM T ."0 Queen for a Daj ni-ss .a) high Aaventure MB Timber Trail 45 Heidlorg Harmna.ra 100 Newspaper of tut Air DuB y;l5 rultim i.ewu MBS i:.:0 Magte Carpet M3 SpcrU Tinal 55 litua M.wdy Mr. I 1000 Ja.k Kirk wood PI B 10:.W Lucky V Ranch DLBS It oo Night Owl Club 13 00 Sign Off RFJI-1150 Ki PST Wednesday, Jan. 21 $iX Sunrbe Serenade dJOrrmct Jamboree T w0 llenungtaj -Ne UBS 7 11 BrcaUatl Gang MBS 7 30 Bet Bu;a 7:45 Breakfast News DLBb 7.35 rim Lditiou lhtai ( g Cecil Brown MBS 8.15 Tex Benee Show S ;5 Hollanu Engl New MBS a J0 Brc-ktJt Uaitf MliS t:i5 Fran Warren Sing 9:19 Note from the Seooper t:15 Sons of tne Pioneers I.JO Date in Hollywood 3 43 MuMe ol Manhattan 10 00 Newspaper of itie Air DLH in w T.I In Tet DLBS 10 30 The Answer .Van DI BS 10:45 A Visit to LaPotnle a 11 CO Ladies Fair MBS 11. iS Sam Hajes NV.vs MBS 11 Queen tor a Day Mbb i: 00 Name Bants 13:15 Noonday News K:M Bi on Record 12:43 rM and Market ReporU i; 30 Klamath Note 12:53 Currin' 1.00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Lucky O Ranch MBS 2. CO Two at 3.00 3:30 Sun River Dave 3 55 Bob Green Newa MXS J 00 Melodic Interlude 3 05 News DLBS 3:15 Rickys Request 3 5 Mac Macule MBS 4.0J Cofiee with Katie 4:15 Hemingway -Ne. MB? 4:30 Curt Masaey Tin-o MBS 4:45 Sam Hae New Ml 5:00 Song of the B-Bar B 5 30 Wild Bill Hick.-k MBS 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS :C0 Gabriel Heatter MBS 15 Ktamaln Theater Quia 30 Around Town News g:40 Something To Think About 1:43 Sam Hajes Dl-BS g:53 Bill Henrv MBS 7:00 Family Theater MBS 1 2b News DLBS 7 30 C -co Kid OLBS 00 What's the Name ef Soag MBS 8:30 T.moer Trail 8:45 Gue;t Star 3:00 Newpaper of tht Air DLBS 3:11 ruKon Lewis Jr. MES 8:30 Wrettlir.g 8:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Meditation In Muaic 11:00 Night Owl Club 13.00 Sign Off KCNO Sit Ke. FST Allurai, California Wednesday. Jan. 31 7 News T.43 rarm Markets 80 Uulteliu Boaid g 13 ttolbuood lenBt 8 .0 News -Mid Moming t J5 Band Muii 3 U llaimoin Shop f 00 Mumc With Vour Meals 8 13 Amrncan Filk Music 8 no Moming Melodies 10 00 News IP OA Soorls 10 13 I lub Mteltngt 10 .h) L'oiwert 1'iti 10 45 r-esta Time 11 oo Vtein News tn Brief II 05 VP Commentary 11-10 Names the New II 13 Accent on Melody II. M MitMcal llound-up 11 S3 Fddle Lairar 13 i0 S"o- is Page V.' 3 l.a:.e County News 12 to Motive County N 1 13 World News Roundup IS .!. IVtratie ol Htl U 40 t'mler the Capitol Dome IS O Alter TUeatrtt IS 35 M stery Tune 1 iK Mkiioc Farm AdUor 1 i.i raitoral Call I .to Organ M-i 1 -IS Mrlody Club 3 00 Ne 3 03 LMtener's Cho ce 3 00 News -Sports 3 10 According to tha Recotd 3 13 Jan Uarber J M Meet the Hand 3 -43 Songs by Peggy Leo 4 00 Nes . 4 13 Blue Note Music Hall A M Pop Preview 4 4t News 4 45 Pene Savard Orvh 5 00 S'gn Off LAST TIMES f J I TONIGHT If aoxomcE lOsmt:! ftmf RIMT TIMI lOLOttlOU a r' i msjr sm bsk. aa.m -3 8 KgliltTWrHRICTII. I ALSO rrM Dmm a. 1 -a: t I ' ...ui 1 tm . - elWi ,nii Csatinueui From 1:45 Color Cartoon -Now Morse Blocks (Continued 'rom Pate Onr) OK1PS GUN Still clutching . . chber t.voitr. 7 of mn Identified by police i Jotoph Gorni.k. 4 J no or th. icont of gun bottU in Chicago during wmch J"Pn Ziomba, 25.yor-old liudont, wm icriouily oundpd. Z.mb told polico ho firod -two ihoti t three men who robbed him of $7,000 he w te'iing to hit fether'i leloon on the loulh iide for the purpose of eeiSing peychecU Police believe Gormek, en ex-convict, wei ihot by Ziembe. A Rppublican sfiiator who eiked p.ot in bt iismfd told this reporter an Informal survey Indicated that at least one-lourih ol the Senate RcDUblions and nearly all o( the American, Russian Planes Fence Over Northern Japan "",r"" J r. tM,, ... I- .Ml. a ..n.ri l ilt ll.tl,,, ?::.'V lirvi."' -.' ''. w Mr, ik i , iTlJSS1 r m, ... -" .iHvit,. iMiuihe 110..1 t.'er ir Jni ,t- wiliri H . he . relic. H ""r"' ? "4 mSsSI U. rr.i.rn.beir.l the ia.110 ami ' I -'T vlr..i5iW !, ,iN been biouihi b.nione. rro..er ly,-,- J..Nertl Z Z IMIsI tM. I- amlltu..,! h ot .W'l. rM C..!nuAH I'. Predicts Comc Groucfcc'; TCI! ! n JMI I t tiV . lie Utat etler tai, fc,"", Aee ilar Wu 1rii.ii lliially haa rouiileie4 the r)f ''ife-, i IIOll VWtKil; r "ad " I all taateincit alia mo, i, eag . 'il.y Hum Oinu.hu M.n. h U luima i.el.tn,,, ...I ern lr a ...ml.- -Wiwn oy (l. I rome k,i h. i- M Hie Maia irthei l IM-V" u buy home a lliauiitaiiiine ttt iiwilurm asm a. a team. pirUirla mitall imlliav-t llhtm, w OIJ ,': t . iliuui ho that i ! w. ..... ; b.lle. )ov the Vl.w at T.f ( M.n llmihen at the.r nie Yu ! el Ihe U,( lb,, et would Miak. M.rtllt " '!. u live el II.. Utck.'Hf e .piw.r like innpeiaifca Iwturrra clor lone Ihe ate biu,.tJ ei Hpney By WILLIAM HAH.NARI) I lliry are .!rh.U TOKYO American ail llus. ;''' slau Jet pilots are fencing bloort-1 "When they llv e ee them and les-sly and almost dally over lhe.hen they head tnardi Jaian, 47 Democrats are now inclined "un wnnicn nuru.ru. h.i.h, imi u.KHria v.. ...o .... m.....-. vote againsl confirmation. u. a. general renorieo. toaay .nS)j.em. Eight other Eisenhower Cabinet a Interview. I u s Jfl, ,llr,k in;0 Noithetni appointees and Mrs. Ovela Culpj Thus lar they haven t tatwiied., kkaKI6. J a p a 11 1 anowouunq. 1 Hobby, chosen for federal security but MaJ. Oen. Delmar T. Splvey i nor Jiernmoal uland. on (tequenl. admuiistrator. seemed likely to go called Ihe situation "tense and ex-j alerts. Into office today with trie new plosive." Sakhalin b separated Iron, link- j President. - Splvey fathered Japan'e air de-katdo by 30 miles of Soya Straits Th. Senat. nlanned to meet fenso manned bv U. 8. Dllots in ! bul Splvey poimed oul that, from shortiy after the Inauguration K U. 8. planes and commanded It j Northeastern Hokkaido, the near-1 other Cabinet choices, ji, years. He left today lo lake est Kussien-neia ruiiic ui.no u 1 III t.niB 1 " " " ' - 1-- m Mo .pir a a team aie; , ,,n 1.1 canyon hon htt, it , 1 Ihe um one. rw ouW b , Tlie tlorm. corne in lha iaui!a ..... 1. ....1... 'tihv did iher h.vt.'ii .tl. oui tulahlMif . 1. k. S 10 bimg thoae u. back' j on lop of oura j a,!'"10 approve Hill CenWnuoui From 1:45 MATINEE OTIiimi2lli13, 3113 lasa v II trs jo 1 5l2 W'.rJ I L0RETTA YOUNG JEFF CHANDLER 1. a ALEX NICBL-FRANCES DEE Stiorti Cartoon Ntwi That was the only Capitol business scheduled today. Even if the names of Wilson and four prospective Defense Depart ment aides are formally submitted by Eisenhower, they will be re ferred to the Senate .Armed Serv ices Committee for a hearing tomorrow. At that hearing Wilson will get a chance. If he wishes, to alter his previous testimony that he would not dispose of 3', million dollars in stock, a yearly pension and a retirement bonus from Gen eral Motors. He also could change his previous declaration that he would not disqualify himself from dealing with the motor firm when ouestlons involving It come before the secretary of defence. Wilson was O. M. president. While there have been proposals to change the law which bans federal officials from . transacting business with companies in which they have even an Indirect finan cial interest, some senators said amendment of tne law may not be enough to win approval for Wilson. These senators said the alterna tive either Is for Wilson to dlrooae of his stock or to ask Stat hit If Wilson has any thought of withdrawing, it was not publicly apparent. He said in a New York City speech yesterday he intends to re-examine basic national secur ity plans rs secretary of defense and might ask Congress for legis lation to streamline the Defense Department. Arriving here last night to take part In the inaugural ceremonies. Wilson declined to comment on speculation about whether he might ask that his name be withdrawn. "I'm on the spot, boys," he told newsmen. Chairman Saltonstall (R-Mass said Herbert Brownell Jr., Eisen' hower's choice for attorney gen. eral, had been asked to testify be fore the armed services committee tomorrow along with Wilson. rommand al ih u. S Central Air culv 4', miles Defense Zone with headquarters "That means Ituul.n territory la ' at Kansas City only J1, mllea from Hokkaido." he! He said the Russians have dot-. ' "Id. "At 600 miles per hour that's ens of airfields on Sakhalin andj" fconds Irom their territory to the Kurile Islands the closest ours. ,. ,, only 1J seconda flying lime from Ruwlan pleura engage in train M.,ih...i.rn Hnkk.iiin ng. gunnery and bombing near! Northeastern Hokkaido jnVse territory," Ihe general, "We are watching them andjj ,e MUl lh4l hl(, proved violation of Japanese terntoty by Russian Jcla since lat aeek'a aiuicuncemenl of the Jape- !ir,i,-l.o sildi thai he and hi 1 nice. qulM atee Ilk, im, brothers brlieva It u heller lo ttcteilr lllllai rre 11 tnlikmaa: 1ije lullow Ihe uld taiHleville iMimi -: tm every n.oiou.g arid lit, lie. 1 jft.. Alway. !'' l.ugiune " j play llh Ihe tut. Mil do. S BMtl ll-.ido.. Iwih Im and ll.ipo "Mm they do III fhlledelpbia m: "y veil turd financially Wwhlla ) "Chico ti btoie. ol courw. but honw ta large bul rwt evtrly) lhai a nol rte. If thai guy ''' j Urge in Ihe movie aler iraditiee j IIO.000 a d.y. Iwd .iwihI llooofl He had a big lue onre but eat'eb.!9 ria at 11 eitef en tnruj.m um .-' almott araree the panu ell kiax w Jf?, He a. a oil In Irara 14-1 lettiTV: Thai a hit We lie 1 h.l'Cr. h' puulra ma ! thai l .Ireo btle at nigh", than I do ' Clrourho h. on. of the iolle.1 louche, in l.levlilon ami (.die Hit qui! "how. "You Ht Vouf Ule ' U l.leca.t and bro.lrail imultaneouily It require. Utile time on Oroucha a part MOVIE BALLOT BEST MOVIE OF 1952 BEST ACTOR of 1952 (Starring) BEST ACTRESS of 1952 (Starring) BEST ACTOR (Supporting Role) BEST ACTRESS (Supporting Role) i 5IGMED s St. Addreu ?! civ rzizr'. Ballot bexei of all theateri and the H...M u. . ; tt lo.e, Wednesday ,1' WEEK'S SEWING Bt'Y! I m j WAIST V 34- !! SjJ Government (Continued from rage Unci unity, their danger In discord." and added: "To produce this unity, to meet the challenge of our time, destiny has laid upon our country the re sponsibility of ihe free world! leadership." Faith In Ihe future which binds America belonga as well to Ihe free of all the world, he said, "It confers a common dignity upon Ihe French soldier who dies In Indochina. s the British aoldler killed In Malaya, the America! killed in Korea," he added Elsenhower talked of "t k e preocgupatldln absorbing us al home." He said that while "we are concerned with mailers that affect our livelihood loday and our vision of Uie future, each of these domestic problems Is dwarfed by, and often even created by, this question that Involves all human kind" survival of the free world. Whether the new Republican controlled Congress would be satis fied with the subordinate role El senhower assigned to domestic af fairs remained to be teen. FIRST TASK Elsenhower called It "the first task of statesmanship" to develop strength against aggresalon. But the man who led the Allied forces to victory over Germany in World War II the man who head ed Western Europe's new delense forces until he entered politics tart June declared the U. 8. atanda ready to co-operate In a drastic re duction of armaments, provided all nations prove good faith. Appealing for a demonstration of such faith, Elsenhower had In mind perhaps America's develop ment of such weapons as the hy drogen bomb In saying: "Science seems ready to confer on us, as Its final ill, the power to erase human life from the earih." Elsenhower called his nine "rules of conduct" basic precepts, "not lofty abstractions, far re moved from the matters of dally living." He added: "They are the laws of aplrltuel strength that generate and deline our material strength, PATRIOTISM "Patriotism means enuinnod forces and a prepared cltlienrv. Moral stamina mean, more anersv and more productivity, on the farm and In the factory. ujvc of liberty means the guarding of every resource !hm maices Ireedom possible from the nese government thai such viola tors would be shot down-by U. 8 pilots. Japan U defended by FN Thun derjeta and FH interceptor Jeu. The Air Force ha. not confirmed well-founded report, that rlabre jets which hunt M10 in Korea are also poi.-td lo catch Russian MIOs over Hokkaido. Asked on what dV 'he latest alert sent Allied warplanea to Northernmost HoKkaldo. Splvey replied: , "Probably loday." LA Schools Ban UNESCO Ifldm 1 11 1. i ft ill. Bill.. . ' I. . the doo creaked) end h Voce ttli up lo contrtml (in moeuut ,JS' It was hu friend. Notts K.rWf. iiUll node Up for llw ItMl line ai iJ Hj Frsnaxuteui K.rlotf had arttWee ,!i 51 aria., town tram the eiixtut in 0Muj- mooter ix up Juil ta pley . ( Ui,n0DOI The maia let him in hut i. JiijX lore the tain led." retail oiku m, arera ! torpor r wi "oenl eti ; Four-Ytar-Old odiTropptd in Plot ' AMCAUIA. Celif i-rwl)i FINK "ROI.I.KB" HAT U ANOIEt.ttl jT-Tlw. Khool! . - k . 1 i.u.-vi oo.ia n. . " .""i AHCAUIA. cenr un-Foul .r-i program from the U Aiii'i ii, MrUuehUn ha. dwevi" "l public Khool, ,tt4 tfcit , jo uarh weler pJra caa 7 , The board he.rd four twit. ,b , mott uncomfarlable pn fOiOr heated dliem.ion lor and I,UU ; foe a ImU girl I1 O.) me p."ir.m ... n.s.M. ni th. upt4 trite Ihe ttux yeee. day arid aa kotd last In II fee tee MtOo, hour. An eleelrte saw had le ba,"1 " ueed la cul lh iipe. Her tru! r" then tooa o(f hr . slih f4 atoori been eedged .round lh alt iWra?jy lo ban II from Ihe curriculum II had been ud In modified form since laat year, when organised etv ptellion developed to I', pretflla. Hon at a separate, ipeclallud tub. )eci. The school board decreed, how ever, lhal the achoola .hall "car. Mnue lo leacrt aubec'. of human relation, and moral and .ptnlual I taStlf tuM enrtoMd. belot trwy lifted l em jt icTJi. Her f.rto'j Mr, and Km WO-ikrw. J' bur MfUugMin. maMaged M m asj'i, armi mie ire reecu 4 a T Pilot Wife Separate LOA ANOKLta U7i Acuen Pauline Brown and leal plkt tneo. dore Hall, who app.retuly cam get along al all t. hu.b.iid and .. a.e going to nave separate quarters from March 1 on Mrs. Brown, Jl, leitifird ye.ter day thtt her Vyear4ld husband hit her In the ee and broke her glatses In an argument over the broiling of ihelr ne.ki. They had remarried !et Oct. I) at the mil.. linn of Superior Judge Mmer Doyle, who pitrheo up their divorce trouble, end married Uvem after her lawyer waived hi. IS00 fee aa . wedding present. She sued for divorce again, however, days later. Yesterday Judge Doyle ordered Brown lo move out March 1 and meanwhile to keep oul of live kitch en, to give Mrs. Tlrown a chance lo feed their children. Gregory, t and Victoria, I. Eistnhowtr's Oath of Offict WArlHINOTOff Vf The (IMl official itep l.i.o by Dwlght 0 KiMnnower lad. y before entering -on Ihe eitculion of hi. olfice reouued by Article , Bnrtxra t. . of we contiHuim)' j ' I iDwighi fj Kuenhooen daj i.v.m.m, T UM1 i win I.IW fully eierut Ihe office of pteildervl ,o u,, Vmted State., and will te j lha best of my ability, prewrve. protect and defend Ihe Conatllutlpa of tne United Stale. : EXTRA : risMts4j Crocheted In pink wool, this .nft new hat has the "rolled" brim ao popular this season; It can be turned uo nigh. adlusleH lo lr.m the face most becomingly; turned uuwi. accp and snug n back to eep winter winds oil I The most versatile hat In your wardrobe you'll want two or lhre9 In dif ferent colors) send Hi cent, for Ihe Crocheted Holler Brim" Mat m.nrn ... .m. ... .. " sanctity of our families and the , lions, finish ne direr nli. Eew-essiest skirt is ha ihe most I chnt.v-an(i ,tl i tering and versatile. v"'rm,. iml Ood :? ffiS f. 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