Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 14, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.-i 1"' '-i; : it H 1 m V;' is III. il IT ''i1 M 1 PAGE TWO KPtW Yttt Kt.-TflT Tveaday Evenbif, April 14 Johnny Dollar CBS ' 30 My rrltnd Irma CBS T:00 Peopla an Funny CBS ' T: Front Row Centar ABC 100 Aatrica'a Town Uaatin ABC , l:4S What Do You Think :00 Let Griffith, Ncwi ABC ( Dorrll Day CBS :1S Ambassador Hotel Orrh. ABC : Mr. Mrs, North CBS . ' 10.00 10 t. M. Headline 10:13 Stewart Crate ABC ' ' IB JO Btll'a Bandstand 1 li.-oo Sim Off Nawa Suaamary f. 4 U.-C4 Sun Oit , mW-lIM Ke.rBT Wednesday, April 15 t0 Early Bird Nawa 05 Alarm Clock Club . 4.1 fearlv Birds M Wiv ftUmitaa wits an Opt Slate t:la Charlia'a Roundup f:M Bob Oamd ABC : Batty Crocker ABC T.n aurry saooiii-a & Sacoad Cup a! ion tmD u Breaklaft Club ABC 00 Better LlTlnf : 9:30 KcWn Tront CBS :iS Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Chet Hunttay ABC , 10:15 Ma Parkin CBS . 10:30 Younf Dr. MaloM CBS 10:45 Stop Shop 10:54 Whispering Strecta ABC 11:19 Parry Mason CBS I Brlahter Djt CBS lt:00 Noon Edition Newt 11:13 Paylesa sidewalk Show 13:30 Friend In Need ABC 10 The BUI tun Show ABC 115 Music , 1:23 It Happens enr Dai- CBS 1:30 Man Herg McBrida ABC 1:00 Betty Crocxer ABC J 03 Basin Briefs 1:1S Artnur Godfrey CBS hvi i l l 1 1 d : I DOORS OKH f .-30 KANSAS PACIFIC I ?ND TOP HIT- SEEDS op" fill llllnfMSw ADVENTURE Flomes Out of China's Great Wor-Toni .rfK tobi Desert! ICE PETE SMITH Short ICART00N NEWS - ; ODOn 5:45 QTT7TE kv I Sunounded by ten F1 thousand fanatical ct54 tribesmen ... in ,7ar;...., - . , me naming tortrew of Ghandahar! ' ALAN LAUD 1 MmsTi TS vl If 111 will m p''T RICHABD I loewSwiM Lj PETE $MITH5hort L I JZ IrMHink Henry Show 340 Arthur Oodfray CM 3:30 Cat Ttnnay ABC ) U Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Womtn't Ntwadoak CBS 445 BobMt O. LewU Show CBS 4:10 Jimmy Wakaly CBS 4:1ft Ted Maloiw ABC 4:30 Spin With Wyana 4 U Wata a Girl MarrlM ABC 340 Edward Murrew CBS 5:15 BAB Melody Ttma 3:30 Todays SporU HlsUlfnfc) 3:45 Prank Goea CBS 5:55 Horn town Naws 40 Philip Morria Playheuaa CBS :30 Whatl My Una CBS t oo Tha Lone Ranter ABC TJ5 Lta Griffith. Nawa ABC T:30 Myitary Thaatra ABC 1:00 Maat Corllu Arehar ABC 130 Mr. Praaldent ABC t:O0 FBI in Poaca and War CBS :30 Drama of Medfcln 45 Junior Miea CBS 1040 10 p.m. Haadlina 10:13 Starlif ht Roof ABC 10:30 Btll'a Bandsund 1140 Sitn Oft Naw Summary 1143 Slm Oft KFJ1 USf Ke f ST Taesday Creninf, April 14 140 Gabriel Haattar MBS :15 Klamath Theater Quia . :30 Around Town Nawa : Some thin ta Think About 45 Bam Mayas DLBS : BUI Henry MBS T40 That Hammer Guy MBS I T JO Affairs of Peter Salem MBS 40 Hln Adventure MBS . J0 Timber Trail S:45 Beidelberc Harmonaires 40 NawaMDaf of the Air DLBS 0:15 fulton Lewis MBS JO Made Carpet f 45 Sports Final :55 Titus Moody MBS 1040 Count of Mont CrUto DLBS 10:30 Bandstand. U.S. A. MBS 1140 Ntcht Owl Club UJO Sisa Off KFJI 1151 Efr-TST M edaesday, April II 40 trartsa Serenade :30 Farmer's Jamboree 4:45 Sana ttt the Pinnaera T4 HejOnnay Mew MBS T:1S Breakfast Gana HU 1:30 Today s Best Buys T:45 Breakfast Naws DLBS T 55 First EdiUon Local Mewa aa Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Sweetwood Serenaders 8:25 Holland Ensls Ncwa MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang MBS b.3 vincem iopz noow 40 Notes from tha Scoopar B:15 Paula Stone Show MBS JO Date ta Hollywood :49 Musi at Manhattan Ifr-oa NiwmiDtr at the Air DLBS 10:13 Telle Test DLBS 10 JO Tha Answer Man DLBS 10:45 A Visit to LaPolnts'B 1140 Ladies Fair MBS U33 sam Hayes news MBS 11 JO Queen for a Day MBS 1240 Tips from tha Town Shop noonoay nawa 12:30 Beet an Record 12:43 Fana and Market Reporta 12 J0 Klamath MOtea 12:55 Currin'i 140 Jack surkwewd MBS 1 J0 Lucky U RancB MBS 34 Two at 340 323 News MBS 2: jo Hicnys aequatt 340 Warm-up Time JIBS 345 Game of the DayPhiladelphia at Now Vm VantrajB UHJK .S5 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4:10 Music BOX MBS Henunswar Hewa MBas 4:3 Cart Msssey Tim MBS 4:4S Sent Hsres Wewa MBS 40 Songs of the B-Bar B 5:30 Wild Bill Htckok MBS 5:53 Cecil Brown MBS 4S Gabriel Scatter MBS :1ft sUassatk Theater Qnts J Aravnd Town Wewa 4e sVmwtkmg Ta Think Abewl aces nam ziayes nss JO Bill Henry MBS 940 raraOr ThMttn- MBS VJS Newa DLBS 7 JO CISCO Kid DLBS 040 Whsrs the Nsnvs ad Bang MBS 1:30 Timoer Trail 8:45 U Never Know 040 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0:1ft Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0:30 Wrestling 1033 Tttus Moody MBS ' ' ' 10JO BandsUnd U.S.A. MBS ' U-11-00 Night Owl Club . 7 UJO Sign Off --y , 1 KCNO I7 Xc TIT Attarst, Calif nti WodiicxUj, April IS :W Hewa tits Farm Mrxet 100 Bulldtla Board t:13 Bollywood Screnadtn 30 New-Mld Morning :3 Band Huale a 43 Harmom ftoo m liiule With Your Heila :19 American Folk MuaU :N Uornlnf Majodlaa 10:00 Nawa low Sporta IMS ciub Kaatlnaa 10:30 Concert Time 10:43 rieeta Time um Western Newa la Brief 114)9 UP Commentary 11:10 Namee In the Newa 11:1S Accent on Melody 11:30 Mudenl aoniuuia HAS Eddie Lamar iz.m sporta rage 13:09 Lake County Newa 13:10 Modoe County Newe 13:15 World Newa Roundup -"J i i.u( ui aim 13:40 Under tha Capitol Dome 13:45 Alter Theatre 13:55 Mystery Tuna ' 1:00 Modoc Farm Adeiaor 1:15 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Mooda 1:49 Melody Club 3:09 Newa 3 06 Listener's Choice 3:09 News-Sports 3:10 According ta tha Record 3:15 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Band 3:49 Songs by Peggy La 4:00 Newa 4:19 Blue Note Musle Ball 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 News 4:49 Rene Savard Orch 9:00 Sign Off RIIAToAid Red Cross Camp No. 9898. Royal Neighbors of America, of Klamath Falls, Is participating in a nationwide pa. triotic project ol fraternal benefit societies to obtain funds which will be presented to the American Red Cross with the suggestion that the money be used for the purchase of number of mobile units for gathering blood for the boys In military service and for civilian needs. The project, sponsored by the National Fraternal Congress of America, rnlla n it., uivui t.i "II "1IC BW,WVV IUV.I lodges of its member societies. throughout the United States arid Canada, to contribute cash. In . annotmclna' thai nrnlar n camps of Royal Neighbors of America Supreme Oracle Frances L. Torkelson of Rock Island, HI.. Callurl attuntln. 4m th. . 1 -.-.i v Mja H'l sicca for blood for boys In servlca. "If they so patriotically , risk their lives for our country and free world," she said, "the least - ;' w hiif .item or ncri" erously contributing to this vital, ui-ijiivuiC ocsvibe. In IQfil anriatia. nf Ik. v.n. t Fraternal rn...... - . v..B.oo vi ssmcrica purohased three bloodmobUea for uiei American rtea cross. KILLED BRtJSSELS. Sulirlnm in a Defense Ministry communique u Auoou-y n memoers 01 thl volunteer U. N. haii.iinn t sr res from Belalnm imi t bourg were killed In action last week, fi t 0 . TTftt? P ' ,d!t.tVW DUKE ELLINGTON labovs) brings liii world-famtd orchoitrt hero for danco at iht Armory April 28. Ellington is currently on Silver Jubiloo tour of tho notion to mark this 25th ytr ho has boon considered ono of tho tlUtimo groot popular musicians. Promoter Baldy Evans says 300 tickets will go on sale in advance at Derby's music store, 120 N. 7th. All other tickets will be sold at the box office. ' Women's Group FORT KLAMATH The home of Mrs. Frank Edwards in Fort Klamath was the gathering place for members of the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service of the local Community Methodist church when on Thursday afternoon, April the regular monthly meeting of the group was held, with Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. James F. Van Wormer being co-hostesses for Un occasion. The president. Mrs. Richard B. Wilson, opened the meeting with a prayer, which was followed by the regiilar business routine. Discussion was held In regard to proposed church yard Improvements tenta tively planned for next month, in cluding planting of trees and flow ers, installing new gates and laying iiagsione entranceway to tne church. Date for the all da? clean up, which will feature a noon sack lunch, will be definitely set at the next meeting of the WSCS group on Thursday afternoon. May u. at tne some oi Mrs. Kicnara u. varnum. . After the group had voted to separate the oUtces ol secretary and ; treasurer,. (hJreVofore the com Dined amy or one person) recommendations for ' officers to serve for the cominsr year were naae.oy tne nominating commil- and Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson, and were unanimously accepted as read. Chosen were: for president. Mrs. Raymond 8. Loosley: vice president. Mrs. Donald P. Veatch; secretary. Mrs. Bert Cray: treas urer, Mrs. Lioyd Nicnoison; secre tary of missionary education, Mrs. Hansford T. Williams; secretary ot home missions and home church activities, Mrs. Frank- Edwards. The new staff of officers will be Installed at the May 14 meeting, outgoing officers being as follows: president, Mrs. Richard H. Wil son; vice president, Mrs. William Brewer; secretary treasurer. Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson (who still retains the position of treasurer); secretary of missionary education. Mrs. Hansford T. William! (again,! cnosen lor tne coming year); sec retary of home missions and home church activities, Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley. At the conclusion of the business meeting, a study period was held, when the guest speaker was Mrs. Paul Herron, member of the Chll oquin Methodist church WSCS, who read ana discussed a continued article on Africa,, the series to be concluded at the next meeting, whe the last two chapters will be read by-Mrs. Herron. The pleasant after noon was brought to a close by Art Lecture Due Friday An Illustrated lecture on art will be given by Jack Wilkinson, art Instructor at the University of Ore gon, rnaay at 8 p.m. in the YMCA. Following the meeting at the Y, Klamath Art Association will be host at a reception for Wilkinson at the Art v Center, 1227 Main St. Wilkinson is widely known throughout the west for his art work. He has held many one-man exhibits throughout the country. He studied in Eurone. Honolulu California, his native state. The public is invited to the reception at the Art Center. . MAY 10th Please MOTHER Mothers Day SPECIAL 8x10 PORTRAIT mm.. BRUfTl BflUGH STUDIO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON S'Wwva7Ty, a------- 1 f ' ' aw .tlv i rr .t-.! v V: ILy Meeting Held hostesses, Mrs. Frank Edwards, and Mrs. James F. Van Wormer, who had as their guests for the afternoon the following: Mrs. C. Elery Echltn, wife of the pastor of the Fort Klamath and Chiloquln Methodist churches, Mrs. Paul Herron and son Billy,, all three from Chiloquln; Mrs. Richard H. Wilson, Mrs, Raymond 8. Loosley, Mrs.: Lloyd Nicholson and son Roger, Mrs. Donald R. Veatch. Mrs. Hansford T. Williams and daughter Martha, Mrs. William Brewer, and Mrs. Harold Wlmer. the latter attending as a guest of the hostesses but Joining the group as a new member at this meeting. ROCKET I t C K E f ' Deborah Kerr By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Wt-Look who's playing a soxy dish now Deborah Kerr, Yes, I mean the same cool queen Church Group Date Changed The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church, due to change ot plans, will meet Wednes day Instead of Thursday, In the church's new parlor, at 7:90 p.m. Mrs. Fred Robinson will lead the devotions. Mrs, George Elliott will speak on the subject ot youth, which 'is the theme of the meeting. Harry A. Rhodes also a guest speaker, will discuss Korea. Muslo will be furnished by a quartet composed of Mary Lou Engelcke, Ruby Oehrlng, Bill Mat. thews and Don Boyd. May Phlnney Is hostess chair man for the meeting. . Refreshments will be served by the young people of the church. Cancer Crusade donations may be mailed to Keith 0 Hair, chair man, 639 Pine street DOES YOUR WASHER NEED A DOCTOR? WE SPECIALIZE IN FOR ALL MAKES OF WASHERS MERIT'S 09 So. oth WAY In a E H 6 I H E Qj S DICK B. MILLER CO., 7th -Y.Ol..m.bll.D..I.,AI,.f..r., Tap Val... i Changes Over of MOM who has floated ladylike through many a sum. mint now she s playing an easyto-aci ! heart of the aoldlers in the film version of, James Jones' lusty novel, "From Hera to Eternity." The Enallsh aotreaa is going all out for the role, she happily posed for the first bathing sun puoiui ol her Hollywood career. "No, I've never done cheese cake before," she admitted. "For one thing; nobody at MOM ever asked me lb. I'm not sure I would have done It anyway. I don't see much advantage in my posing for photos In all kinds of soauiy at tire. "But In Uils picture It's dlifor-ent- I actually have Mine scenes In shorts and bathing suits. There Is a reason for II III (he script." Miss Kerr remarked that she got typed from the atari of her Hollywood career In the queenlike kind of role. Her first tllm here was "The Hucksters" opposite Clark Oablo. Any actress who comes over here from England has something of a disadvantage, as far as the choice of roles Is concerned," she said. "As soon as you arrive, they place a tiara on your head and ex pect you to act like royally at all times." I asked her how she managed to break through the typing bar rier and land the "Eternity" role. I changed my agents, she re COMPLETE SERVICE AND PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF WRINGER AND AUTOMATIC TYPE WASHERS WRINGER ROLLS Phone 2-3429 HOLIDAY! Dfl JV. . - -r-nfatenseseel YOUI NIAI..T OlDSMfl.... .... I To Playing Slinky Roles plied. "I told my hew one, 'I'm go lug lo sack you if you don't go out and get me a role mat will prove 1 have some red blood III my veins, not ice water.' "lle'a an Imaginative fellow and dreamed up tne idea mat i snouio way In 'From Here lo Sterility. When he auigealed the Idea to (Columbia bona) Harry Cohn, Cohn ordered him out ot the olllce- Two dava later. Cohn geld.. 'Can we let ner?- Miss Kerr landed the part with out even testing for It, She admit ted the producers look a chance In going egauul the trend, "In this town, you play Iwo of the same kind of parts and you are forever thought of In that kind of role," ahe said, "But when you consider the films I did in Eng land, you II find that t have done Just about every kind of pert. i nave none everytning out uio Marilyn Monroe sort of thing, and I'd look pretty silly trying that," site is now playing an Army of- (leer's wife who carries on with enlisted men, "Actually ahe Is a very traglo NEW SUBURBAN Nursery Sales Yard "Faoturlng" Everareani HollywaaW Jump. , Fruit Trees Hill Dundee Shrubs Glue t Cupraulfolla Individually arown baddlnaj plants for , earlier and better flowarlnp. Popular varlellee af No. 1 Roses and yearly Priia Winner In cant ready to bloom. 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