Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 20, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO (nadw ...... VbiK . . ' -HKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, vkiw , Like to RW Herd on 30 Beauty Queens? Wfceif j Efiw-iin k. - rsr TOday Events-. Fes. N 00 Roclu Jordan CBS 30 Johnny Dollar CBS 7.110 GlUette rirtu : U Crlfflt Nes ABC Ot Mlekael Sneim ABC I JO Cruna Letter ABC . 00 Ossie ft Harriet JO Concert of Favorites 10.00 10 Pal Heedllnes 10:15 Stewart Cralf ABC 10:30 BlU'a Bandstand 11X0 SUn Off Naara Sunsaarr 11 M lip OK ; KnW-145 Kc PST gatsrday, Fee. XI . AO tarty Bird New . ( 03 Early Bird T40 Nesrs nod Breakfast sWIUoa 7:19 Charlie1- Roundua 7:30 News JBC 7:9 Weekend Sports Weno ABC 7:43 Beacon Mobil Serenade 040 No School Today ABC ' -00 Lady Skyhook 0:15 Your Navy Show 10:00 run tor All CBS 10:30 Sura over Hollywood CBS 1140 Metropolitan Opera ABC 3:30 Basin Briett 2: Factnatine Rythm ABC 3-00 Iddle FUher ABC . 3:30 American Fanner ABC 440 Spin with Wynne 3:00 tea Gardiner! Music 30 Todayl Sports H!hUthta 0.-49 Frank Gobi CBS I SB Hometown New 40 SopluaUcaled Srunlisa , :30 Science Editor ABC . e.ss Words of Life 7 oo Saturday at tho Snainrock ABC i jo asr. sheen i.sa loo Meet Uve Miami CBS 3:30 Gent Autry CBS 0.00 The lot Ranter ABC 0 93 Danein Parly ABC 30 Adlal Stevenson CBS 1040 10 PM Headlines 10:19 U. S. Army Banal 10:30 BUI'a Bandetane 11:00 Sun OH Newi gumaaarr 1149 Sis Ott KFJI - 11U Kc PST Friday Evening. Fck. M 040 Gabriel Iteatesr MBS 0:19 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Around Town Keera l Sometnlns to Think Akaul :4S Sam Hue Newe MBS 39 Bill Henrv MBS 740 Oincul Detccuve MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS 40 Ita Basketball Time (13 Basketball .Ashland at Kl'HS 40 Basketball Aealand at KVHS 043 Fulton Lewis MVS 1040 Titus Moody MBS ' . 1045 MedltaUon In Music U4o Nint uwu uua 1340 Sun OH KFJI 115 Kc FST Saturday, Feb, XI 04B Sunrise Serenade 0:30 Farmer's Jamboree 6:49 Sons of the Pioneers 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gan MBS 7:30 Todav's Best Buys 7:49 Breakfast News DLBS 7:35 First Edition Local Mewo a 00 Best on Record 0:19 Sammy Kaye Orchestra s-2j Holland al lele News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Cans DLBS . 0:49 Novaume Trio 00 Name Band! 0:19 Best on Record 9:30 Club 1190 9-4S Music of Manhattan 10:00 News DLBS 10:15 4-H Club 10.JO symphoniee forroum olbs 1:00 Symphonies for Toutn DLBS 11:35 Sam Hayes News MBS 11:30 A Visit to Curriaa 11:33 Social Security 11:40 Morning Concert , 11:49 Fire Firhters 1340 Look to the Skies 13:15 Noonday News 12:39 Frank Sinoiser newi MBS 13:30 Ricky's Request 1:00 Hl-Ho Fun Show 1:30 Mac Maa-utr MBS 300 Show Shop MBS 3:39 Bob Greene News MBS 340 Sun River Dave 440 Let's Go To Town 4:19 Frank Hemlniwav Nawa PLB5 4:30 Men's Corner MBS 4:49 Income Tax ProBTam DLBS. 9 SO Good News SJ0 Chrlstiaa Science - :49 Music 3:95 Bauknago atBS 4740 Around Town News 0:13 Klamath Theater Quia 0:30 Assembly .of God 740 Movie Quit MBS 7:30 Klamath Tetania 3:00 PCC Basketball Orexoa at Waahinetnm e-ea News 9-99 Cecil Brown Commentary MBS 10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Orchestra DLBS 1140 Nlh Owls Cluk urno auam wax ice News 13:13 Worm Nawa Basiaskns) 13:3 Parade of Hits 13:40 Under the Capitol Dome 11:45 Alter Theater II 99 Mystery Tuna 140 News Wsstem Caravaa 1:19 Showtime Review 1:49 Marino Show 340 News 349 Listeners Choice. 340 World News la Brief 349 Listeners Choice 3:30 Hollywood- Callln 440 News and Sports . 4:19 Flylnf Time 4:30 Disc Hit Premie 1:40 World News In Brief 4:49 Music with Mahtovanl 9 00 Sua Off BenaeenessiesasesssaannussejBsessaeen I " 4 I PVT. NORMAN L WINTER, ion of Mr. snot Mrt. N. F. Winger, Morrill, it itationed t Ft. Ltwii. Wsih. snd friendi may reach him by d dreilint Utters to him t U.S. 5620538, 44th Oiviiion, Co. 6 , 130th Inft. Root. Fort Lewii. 8:45 I 0H OUR I STAGE I IDandngStarsI I ofl3T J I .iAirvAViVM 111 I I ' - .fTm 41 Vt W0 PCC lUskctbaUOKgoo I I. com j i ....yib". I aaaaasaasass II Jhow EUWH'Ml!tl,WlWVl KCNO 5T Ke. FST . 7.!""! Altsres, Calif ormla SJf 1 I ttatamUy. Feb. U a"! leat-aTTIel I 7 30 Pop Music I J rSYSltiM I Farm Markets ,'. 1 fklMllU i I S40 Bulletin Board . I IlillrAZ II H9 Pee Wee Hunt I If If I 1 SJ0 Haws, Band y L.I -Vz-Ul) I I 3:45 Liatanlna to Labor T JriJ I I I 8.-00 Music With Tour Meals X , M (I FT V I A 1 " Small Fry rtWV l V la - fl 1 0-3O Teen Ate Book Parado - .. l T f 9741 ill 1 045 Serta Dupra 11. 1. rlJ'rfci I 1045 Mr. Muxxlns Rabbit WTdT eTVe5vl'"neaoVC4 I 1 10 JO Music tn that Madera Msod Bl lT ft lars. I 1140 Ntewa OP Coeanantarr Jl 1 -s-Say I 1113 TWs arytlsnlo Aoe ' ''fsSHSa slTis ,JTe I 11:30 Sausre Dance Tuna . . . OTaassassiMBaBIBBBBBlHIhnBMa 13 .SO Lake Count? Mewo " SUNDAY " If Jill I! J. T 1 ; Bi'aitiHintw ;W v 'ano for ruHt ifvrmKfamul .Qtemossm '""" i ... ...v ' -UokFer Imi A4 In Gtronlme (R TewsitoVs twt j!g4 Cortooni H$ jJ Palmer New UAL Manager C. L. (O-) Palmer, s veteran of 24 years in the sir transport industry, has beei assigned as new station manager ot e United Air Lines here, according to sn an nouncement by H. J. Merchant, general manager .or line stations. Palmer replaces George Martin who becomes chief ' ot station ground services at Oakland, Calif. Palmer Joined one ot the UAL's prctiecessor companies. Notional Air Transport, in 1998 at Okla homa City. He has held various station managerial posts far the SEOUL l Allied airmen said company at Toieao ana Youngs- Thursdav they are hltllna- the town, Ohio. Twin Falls, Idaho and Communists where it hurts but most recently was station mans-1 are running out ot lucrative lar ger at saunas, wain. gets in North Korea. Martin nas oeen station mans- . nt Alr leta tn Red, re. sarg uvi TT aws Mas; UB J Cr oTLUU I tut II J kemlf stVa ea t tesiekl was nlanle haU. He joined OAL sV Vancouver, Mnds lu p.loto bacg to knock 3 . a3 in imfj enam asMea ay e4 sa e i rxn I . , " . . v.. -u 0k- i latm aown asaui. manager at Baltimore prior to . . ., ... nn - tft.Ma.K cv.ii. ui. ..ifavl ovnr u lu-ciauuucr tuuwa oy and two sons atred eloht and live. 800 " d lighter-bombers . ' . " . . I WeVrlntrMBU aiul Tl 1 1 tllt ea a s-eklfes riSH Airmen Feel Target Lack By DOROTNT ROB AP Wsvmra'i Editor atAM. .4iiiii vou like to bs rt' sponaiblt lor JO be.uly Q"" 7... an dlfloronl MlinUlM. speaking a dlllerent '"" " each convinced he the nnl keaulltul girl In the world? u.. swtuM vou Ilk to keep track ot their dates. dvlt ' on manner and dreaa. get mwu. to appointment on tints in o'' and keep them under constant sur veillance to guaru "- donls, lllrtatlons and acandaUT How would you mng P'- vent squabblrs ana nair-pui.u.,. and make ur none of then; slipped out lor It dt or lot lost in the subway or suddenly got homesick snd decided to W ihe first plane lor hornet Jam Kllboume ot Pan American World Airway, woo tas.ii ye.r lha job of chaperoning ronleataiit o7 tW III), of Ml. Uiilvera, when Ihey srrlve In the United Bll tr lite grano imeia m " 1 C-rt!i. voer mura Ulan 30 colltoil- ant ro enpoctod to be on hnd lor the tlnaU. and though Ihey are not due to arrive until July, pro- llmlnrle already hvo been aiart- d, nd M Kiiuourno niicnuy la having mill, mi. finaliala for the "Ml" Unl- vcrae" competition are onoaeii Irom hundred of enlranl in eacn nounirv. When Mis llaly. Ml rinlnd, Mlaa Uruguay and the mat finally arrive In New York or California for the home alretch. each already h been thoroughly Lariia Said Ready to Quit Feud, Return to Work y Palmar a arawtlntment 1. elfec. Sommumst tank sno iniantry are leaving with him this Friday, - rainier s apppc Uvs Immediately. Knoll Vins Speech Trial training center near Pyongyang. Lt. CoL Brad Evans of Palo Al to. Calif., said "there's a scarcity of lucrative targets'' and "in many oases we have to wait for the Communists to build them up. 'We let the enemy expend mas mum labor snd money to rebuild these areas, then we hit them.' He referred specifically ta In. Robert W. Knoll won first place dusuial targets and troon and sur at me speecn exxuest ncia oy ine i pu ouuaup areas. Moooc Ttjamrriasters cruo at we As fop raU lines, roads, trucks j .i "m ' wtrorswuay evenuw. and similar targets, Evans said, and asill renresent the club tn the ... k. 'b . ,k. ., ' snntul speech contest .to i b ; held ,nd keep hitting them. There will afc!anjS lf.h.h IStk Ku TV-sst. I . . . iu nauuwj, wv.. , "j always o uose suras or targets. master wuroauooai, I The enemy Is always trylna; to U IWUD taUeTeal taisjaw aw BPltleV D sXIaTTaTlIlM BDKUTCiT Win easTvD BfHRH MN I esrea. . . !f-? J. lrS... North .k tw toal?0 P them -,.,. w i w anocaea out. insswiicu sry u . . wu Loftsgaard handled General Critic duties and Robert Mitchell Intro- A J,. B ) duced the table topic portion, of the MelOTnCr Dae0 wning. -. II- l !- Knou U reUU representative r lUDIfl UD in nrH Union Oil Company tn Klamath ., Falls. The topic of his winning! R08WELL. N. M. ltTn.niv. speech was Carrot and conlu- two airmen escaped unhurt whan sl0Q-" I a BJS caught -lire near the end ot us landing roll shortly bafore nuoiugoi ana rnrmea to tne ground. A 9rkeaTnii al ' Walker -Air r-orce Bass said the commaader of trie giant alx-ema-lned bomber told him two engines burst Into flame a the craft rolled to a stop. The big bomber, of the Tim Strategic ReconnaUance Wing, was on a routine training night from Rapid City Air Force Base In South Dakota. A board was sppointed at Walker AFB to look for the cause of the fire. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD UV-Mrlo Lam Is ready, wlllinj nd ' turn to Hint work, tl intlnwte of hls reported today. The friend I Nlcnois Broasaay. composer of Lanxa io uiaa. hit aoius. "Be My Love ana a- .n.. vnu'r. Mine." He la one of the tew persons wlio have malned close to llio unpredictable tenor during his recent tilt with MOM. Alter recording hi songs lor Th student Prince," Lanaa iniicu to show for tli start ot production. The studio dually Pid oil uto other prlncip! in lh picture nd sued Lama lor asmae. n mere ly went Into eclu9lon and was re ported to on another ot hi be eating sprees. SLIMMED Mario sayj thafs U over." said Brodsxky. "I talked to him on the telephone Irom Palm Springs, where t has been stay ino m told ma he ha slimmed down ln snd I In gret hp. He ld ne was going iu niaav uti with Metro nd 0 back to work." Tti. romrxiaar ald that much of Lansa's recent trouble was caused by dlfteemenla with a btisineaa assoclatef which led to their part ing company. He added that I.ansa contlnu! bout with his weight have been a drain on hla nervous system. "When I have to lose llv pound,. I nt raady to kill," remarked Brodssky, "Vou can Imagine how Mario must lent when It takoa oil 40 or 60 pounda. And he l a fellow- who liken to eat. Ho I the only on ot dorlng parent who loved to fill him with spaghetti." IN AND OCT . Despite hi brash- way, Lanta la actually "very any." Brodssky added. "He ! either vory high or very low In spirit, Sometimes we have our baltlea, and he won't talk to me on the phone. But we always make up. "I understand Mario. I know hi voice, what it I capable l tnd what I beat for it, I had the aame relationship with Richard Tauber. for whom I wrote muslo.ln Eu rope." Brodssky, a squaro built, friendly Hungarian, boat an amaxing record aa a Hollywood composer. In hi three year in ihi country, he ha scored with three Academy nomination for hla ong. Var Suspects Get Amnesty : PARIS m The French Na tional Assembly voted amnesty Thursday to tree 12 of the 14 Alsa tian sentenced last week for their nsrt In the wartime massacre of 043 persons in Oradour-sur-Olsne village. The 12 to be treed had been sentenced to prison terms of live to 12 years.- '- The Justice Committee of Par liament's advisory upper bouse, the Council of the Republic, soon after returned an unfavorable re port on the measure but the full council was expected to approve The clemency-exempting from punishment all Frenchmen who were forced- Into German service during World War II and commit ted war crimes on German orders will not benefit the other two Alsatians convicted. They volun teered tor the German 83 Elite Guard. SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE PELICAN EVERY SATURDAY . . Doors Open 11 a.m. Starts 11:30 p.m. ON THE STAGE FUN SHOW . .- Plus Wtitsrn Faatura Extra Cartooni SONGS GAMES PRIZES FUN FOR ALL ON THI AIR KFJI 1-1:30 P.M. . Spomorad ly KLAMATH BASIN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOC. Bandits Get Police Eye MEXICO CITY. feb. 19 (ffV-The Mexican Tourist Association has asked President Ruii Conines to take drastic steps to halt holdups and robberies of North American tourists. The powerful association asked for an immediate investigation into recent violence, saying that not only was the tourist trade being endangered, but Mexico itself was getting a Bad name as an uncivil ized nation. Three of the holdups have oc curred within a month between Mexico City and the pyramids at San Juan Teotlhuacan. Each of the pyramid robberies took plsce at about the time locality, and In volved two men and s woman, the latter apparently the leader of the gang. 'Picture nLrBfar6 Vses Ss. StasaafOSt Marilyn Shown, Man tintd LOS ANOELE8 UrV-Phll Msx's business in Marilyn Monro cal endars at II s throw waa food until the cop horned la. Max had one ot the celebrated art works, for which Marilyn said she posed in the days before ahe got to be a movi star. In the win dow st his camera store. The gendarmes weren't attract ed throuah any artistic motive. There' a city ordinance forblddlni the display ot Budo picture that axe visible from a psblic ldwats- Mss wss st liberty today on M0 bono. Klaaaarii FaDl, OresM AMERICAN CHINESI aFis of tdiif tottl Mi. 4H fee Order To Teas Out Itn I. Lm, Mr. French Show Photo Of Red PARIS 11 The French Commu nist newspaper L'Humanite promi nently displayed today what It de scribed as a recent photograph of Maurice Thores, secretary general of the. French Communist party who went to Russia mors than two years ago for medical treat ment. ' The caption under the three column Page 1 Picture showlne Thores snd his wife, Communist leader Jeannette Vermeersch. seat ed out of doors st the foot of some steps said the secretary general was In "excellent" health. Thores, however, looked s llttls thinner and older than when he left Parli Nov. 11, IfSO, bound for Moscow to be treated for s pars lytic stroke. The caption said the (mnowmnq. a our NEW DEPARTMENT in Home PORTRAITURE we offer for a limited tirrte only . . '. one HOME PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH At Less Than The STUDIO PRICE Call, us immediately about the details of this exception al offer. .. miLLER BRUlDBDUGH STUDIO S12 Main St. Phons 7S4S Paul's Drive Inn Spring and Klamath will ba Closed Sundays Until Furthar Notice s prims donna. Lsl yesr Uw harried Mis KU bourne ftapherdd the llrl who arrived Irom Europe throuah the New York terminal, snd after two day of constant supervision aullerlng from an eoule case of IraatleU nerve, eyestrain snd heabie-jeebiea, MULS KYB Hons ot the girl cpd Jan' eagle eye until they wera deliver Into the keeping of firm and de termined Red Cross women In Long lleach, one assigned te eacli girl. But th interim was study In .. n. s.Hiial lists. alar ll M 11911. 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