Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 16, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD A1D NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (Radio dLDm KFIW - 1US K. MI : Than aranina. AttTil If m Turf far Low CM ' aa Bin Crueby Www CM 1 03 The Americas Wa Ol t:3 International Mu.ie atao. CBS MUa Grimm Nawa ABC a-OS Herltan ABC :M Record Derby 3 Meat WlUe CBI - ! , CM Drama of MadlciM 3:41 Juator Mlat . . 13. 10 p ra HeadUnee 10:15 lurlllhl Hoot ABC ie:30 Billa Bandiund lim tlmn Oft Nam lumautrr . UM IUB Oil - KTLW - liM Re. - Mt . Friday. April tt . I -09 Carlr Bird Ntw V '' as Alarm Clot Oi E2B Om:00 5r.r7:l0 SCOTTTOT 10 I &"dilHlig U -ak7 Doors Opm 5:15 P 1 HHUYDT TEST sun T OO Nw - Bttulut SttlUoa T:1S Charlie! Roundup T:30 Bob Garrett ABC , 1:40 Bettr Crocker ABC T: Harry Babbitt CBS IM Breakfast Club ABC . 90 Better Uvinj I N Helen Trent CBI 1:43 Our Cal Sunday CB IV.MU VIM , - 10:13 Ma Perklne CBS 10:30 YOUflX f. matwntj 10:5 Stop 4k Shop lo:53 Whwi-triM Stwta ABC IIUS Perry Mam CBS 11:30 Nora uraita w . 11-43 Brighter DW CBS : Friend In Need ABC im TIN BUI tMO aww " 1:15 Matte 3:13 It Hippem Every Day CBS 1:30 Hiry Margaret McBrtde ABC-' 1:00 Betty Crocker ABC 1:03 Bisin Briefs ABC ; 1:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:30 Hank Htnry Show 3:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal Tlnney ABC 3:33 Beer Crocker ABC 4:00 Women's Newidek CBS 4.-03 Robt Q- Lewis Show CBS 4:10 J.mm WaXelv CBS AM Ted Blalone ABC, -4.30 Spin with Wynne " . 4:43 When a Girt Marries ABC 5 KI Edward Murrow CBS 3:13 B B Melody Time 8:30 Tod-ty'i 5 ports Hiihlif hU 3:33 Hometown New :00 Rocky Jordan CBS kju vineina m 1:00 Gillette r.Mhtt ABC T:30 Lee Griffith, News ABC two Micnaei anayna , t-00 Oaxle Harriet ABC . law 10 p.m Headlines 10t43 Bill's Bandstand 11:09 Sifn Oft Newa Summary una win vu ( KFJI JIM Ke. PST Thursday KTenlnc, April M Q0 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:13 Kiamatb Theater Quia Time :30 Around Town Newa 43 Sam Hayea Newa MBS i Biu Henry moa -m rma bnim nl Vlatmnnd MBS 1:30 Doctor KUdare mi riii IT i A 0:30 Timber Trail : HeiaeiDers ninnanuw t:00 Newspaper ol the Air DLBS t:13 ruJ ton Lewis Jr. MBS a M Macie CarceC 9:43 Sporta Final lima asooar a-iM 10:00 President Eisenhower Address MBS , 100 Crime Flxhien MBS nm wtarh rVwt Club 11 JO Sin Off KFJI 11M Ke. PST r Friday, April If 9 liV TECHNICOLOR DAM DAILET ill DIANA LYNN VatuMiKUusn 'mum 9:30 9.-43 1:13 T:30 T:43 7:53 9.-09 9:13 923 930 1:45 9:00 9:13 :43 10A0 10:13 10.30 10:43 11.00 1123 1130 13:00 13:13 13:45 Sunrise Serenade Farmara Jamboree Sons of the Pioneers ' Frank Hemingway news M Breakfast Gang MBS Today's Best Buys Sam Hayes News MBS rim edition Local News Cecil Brown News MBS Sweetwood Serenadera Holland Xnfle News Breakfast Ganar MBS Vincent Lopes Show ' Notes from the Scooper ( The Sinxin. Americans A Data ia Hollywood Music of Manhatun Newspaper of the Air MB1 TeUo Test MBS The Answer Man DISS A Visit to LaPotnte's Ladies Fair MBS Sam Bayes-Kews MBS ' Queen for a Day MBS Tips from the Town Shop NonndaT Newa Best on Record Farm and Market Reports Klamath Notes fttOWM6a...ltrn I THEU'shoMi0M ! 11 MOUND 1 1 StfaBtBBBBBBBBBBBr aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafata I av ... ,y The WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS" J I &LZ0j I V Msssanrnsi I I M I NOW SHOWING mm H:SS A Vtilt to CMrtla'a ' ' lim ja KirawoM mow km 1:M Llidur U back KBI t:00 Two at 1 1 23 NW MBS ' ' Kickra Rcauart 3:00 NorlBwl Newa Dt.BS 3:t Warm-up Ttm MBS ' 3:11 Cam 0 tha Pa CUvtland t Datrott MBS .... 3:53 Carnal Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Cottea with Kaltd 4:10 Millie Box MBS 4:13 rrank HamlBfwW Newa MB 4:30 Curt Maucy Ttma MBS 4:43 Sam Hayaa Newa MBS . M Soma ot Ilia B Br-S MBS 5:30 Wllo Bill Hlckok MBS 3:53 Cecil Brown Nawa MBS 1:00 Gabrtet Heattar MBB 13 Kiamau Thaatra tiuta Ttet 0:30 Around Town Nawa 4 a Somathlns to Thin Aoaut . : a: 43 Sam Halaa Nawa MBS 0:55 Bill Hanry MBS tflO Official Detective TJOCIan Kid DLBS 191 John Steele. Adventurer MBI . 3:30 Mualc Hall MBS t oo Newipaper ol th Air DLBS 0:13 IMIton XewU Jr. WB3 3:30 Lite l Worth UID hVBS 1 :35 Tttua Moody MBS 10S0 Proudly Wa Hall 10:30 Nutc for the People MBS lioa NilM Owl Bequaal.Tlma 11:30 Sum Oil r ecno nt k. 'ST Altttra, CUIral FrkUy, AprU 11 T:3t Nawa T:43 rarm MarkaU - -3.-O0 BuUatln Board 1:13 Hollywood Seranadara 1:30 Nawa-Mid Mornlag 3:35 Band Mualc 1:45 Harmony Shop 3:00 Mualc with tour MaaU 3:13 American rolk Muala 1:30 Morning Maledlaa 10:00 Nawa 103 SporU f i 10:13 Club Meettnia 10:30 Concert Tuna " 10:43 Tuna U In Hearth 11:00 Waatern Nawa ia Brief 11;10 Namaa in the Nawa 11:13 Accent on 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:35 Eddla Lamar 13:00 SporU Pae 1X03 Lake County Nawa 13:10 Modoc County Newa 11:13 World Nawa Roundup 11:30 Parado ol Hlta 13:40 Under tha Capitol Don ll Aider Thaatra 13:53 Ml lUry Tuna 10 Lake sou Coaa. Dht 1:13 Paitwal Call 1:30 Organ MMda 1:43 Melody Clk 3-00 Newa. t 3 Ol LUtenera Choice W NawaJporta - 3:13 Accordln U lho Bator 3:13 Jan CMbar 3:30 Meal the Band 3 43 Man tfroiBKDlxIa 4 00 Nawa 4:15 Calling All FlaherBaea. , 4:30 Pop PreYieW ... 1 4:40 Nawa k 4:45 Beno Savard Orch. 3.00 Sign Off Tild Horse Case Heard MtM m a su mo dun- age suit involving the round-up of wild norses m been moved to iederal court here. Tne suit was first filed in Lake County Circuit Court by Clarence and Eugene Miller, owner of the horses, against Theodore C. Bar ber ana newen o. murgan, " ploye ol the U.; S. Pish and WUd 1 life Service, . ;-, ' m,. Militate a ittimn sin msL Bin iber and Morgan rounded up more iinan iw i uicir w.vs avm 3 ... fUiM. Waeaa Iinla watl.11 . I BU1U HO UWlUUa WT.aauW.. ASsisiaiifc- u. a. AKiniy jEngelgau said Oregon law provides !.- 1U linPMt As. th niihlin rii-w 1 main oe xounaca up maa ow ers notiiira. me owners may ciaum the horses by Dayins a 125 fee for each. The Millers object to paying the NAVY UAOT Jic Vtughn. WAVE t Stn Disgo, Calif., Ntvtl Air Station, it beliaved to b only membor of Armtd Forets in tit Amtric eontoit. Sht't final isr in Mill San Diago rac. Slayer Gets Life Term COOUILLE Lfl Florencio Mar tea Fuertes, 3s. an assistant cook on a lumber freighter, Wednesday pleaded guilty to two charges ol second degree murder. Circuit Judge Dal M. King sen tenced him to life in prison on each count. . Fuertes, a Puerto Rlcan, pleaded entity to shooting to death Mrs. Maysel Alice PresnaU. U. North Bend, and her escort, Harold car ter. 25. Hauser. Ore. The shooting occurred after Mrs. Presnall re fused to dance with Fuertes at a Coos Bay night spot March 3ft; Five otner persons were wounaeo before Fuertes was subdued. . Fuertes. whose ship was tied up at Coos Bay at the time, was in dicted on two charges of first de gree murder, but, was permitted to plead guilty to the lesser' charges when his trial opened Wednesday. Football Great Planning Film On Game's Highlights By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W-It a ploture now being turned nera aoosn i Dleas the football crowd, tneros no hope. It's being made by former grid greats.- , , Tne producer is Aaron noavn- berg. rugged running guard of Southern California In the early 113s. The director la another Tro- Jan, Jesse Jitbbs, tackle who also starred with toe Chicago Bears. Type-coat .as coach la hulking Herman Hickman. Tennessee line man and head man at Yale until he quit for a TV future. Speaking parts are held by Frank Olfford, of 80 and New York OlanLi; Don Moomaw, UCLA's All - America linebacker ot last year; and Elmer Wlllholta, - another SC star. Tom Harmon, Michigan hero, will play his real-liie role as radio-TV an nouncer. - Other players include Trojans Jim Sears, Earl Audet, Ed Damir Jlan, Al Carmichael (Green Bay ' - 7 LOST NAGASAKI, Japan Ui Seven Japanese fishermen were feared Ldrowned when their small craft sana in nugasaai nay alter col liding with the 1,000 ton freighter Toryu Maru Wednesday. Kyodo News Agency reported. Three oth er crew members were rescued. na-k.rai. Jim Psallle (Cnioago Cardinals),' Jim Hardy Iro Lions) ano wcian i Mew York Olants). Put them 'all togelhor' and you i - ..iM, thai nnriravn IllOt- ball as It is played. At least that'i wnal tne iiimmasers nut". Th. ploture U called "All-Amerl-can," and It, la parUy designed to offset the debunklng-type films llke,"Saturday'a Hero," Sayi producer Rosenberg: "Foot ball gave me a chance to get a college education. I'm not going to SHOCK 11. Dlractor Hibbs agrees. "Mont of th directors who make football pictures don't know the Itrat thing about tne game, no cohiiiivii,vu. "They go overboard In tl dra ina.ic scones In tli locker rooms and the action on the football field.' ' "We have the advantage or nav I.. e..f.t..il Mii..vrf hu mati that I..... lluairf lha nema If thflW nnll't put realism In the picture, nobody can. Hlbhs said that he was straining for realism In the ploture. The IDUlDaii null, wiiiuu was ,ii,vu the Rose Bowl and SC'a practice field, will be hard-hitting. The story concerns a football star, played by Tony Curtis, who trans fers from a big university to a small college. ' Th tlm will b next fail, wnn Hie two-platoon syatem will virtu ally ba dead. Drama la avokjd from speculation' over whether; he can play defense, alno h aa been inertly an otfcnalv playar before. . . Curtis admlla M U a tyro at football. Klaeaalk rath, Oroaao I AMERICAN CHINESE Fooda at their best! n. 44M Far Orders Te Taka Out ' ota lvlw, Mqf. 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Slack Ltnath -' Slits 10V. to 13 Sptciallv Priced For This Evtnt ONLY , 99c AM nOLLjtt'FOii ltOLl.A&VOU CANr9JBEATA Ellsworth Asks Flood Work Change WASHINGTON W Modifica tion of three proposed Oregon flood control projects so they could pro duce power was recommenaea Tuesday by Rep. Harris Ellsworth (R-Orel, - ,- He said the Cougar Reservoir on the South Fork of the McKenzie River could produce 25,000 kilo watts: Green Peter. (1.000. and White Bridge, 15.000. The last two are on tne Miaoie i-ors oi toe Santlam. The modif cations are needed to relieve a. power shortage In the area, ne said, Pinball Game Bill Killed SALEM tm -r The House-passed bill to legalize "free play" pinball games died Wednesday In a sub committee oi the Joint ways and Means commlttee.- John Steclhammer, Salem law yer and speaker of the House In 1951, told the subcommittee that the bill would enable the state to collect more taxes from the games, Ke said the "free play" machines are operating in many counties, anyway, despite an attorney gen eral's opinion of several yean ago holding the games are illegal, 1 '. .' A, GENERAL MOTORS MASTEttMECE v BIGGEST SHOW VALUE IN TOWN! Wf -"If nmf 'wn ll fUUSIOH" "MORS0rtrtt:38 Its Great Name Makes Its lrico Remarkable! Consider the respect In which the name Pont lac Is held then consider that this treat car is priced only a few dollars above the lowest and you can come to only one conclusion; that here, Indeed, Is the biggest value your automobili dollar can buy. The reason Is very simple: Pontlac is the ; one car deliberately engineered to give you features of the costliest cars at a price right next to the lowest. 1 You see proof of this la Its distinctive , Dual-Streak styling, In Its longer wheel base and when you realize that under the hood there's more power than you'll ever likely need. And as the miles roll by, you get the most positive evidence of all In its amazingly low maintenance cost. ;Why not take your first step toward Pontlac ownership by investigating Pontlac's modest cost? You'll quickly see that so low a price on so great a car represents a truly remarkable value. Come In at your first opportunity. MHUtHTt Of COWTMf tMIfTf MO MIMl !. HS-larh Whaalbaa " Earlaalve ataal-Ra.g. Powap Trala itr rlaamrb Perfarauae Bea.flf.t, mmm7, Uiarian BskIIm fc- Vaakaw iimmn Malar Lawatt Priewal Ugbt Pawarfal Mlgh.t.apr.a Baflaa Kalabllahad! Kraaaaay, Laag Llf aaal . Mlufc Ra-aala Valaa Kirepilaaat -faarlaa ! Parhlaf Kaaa . 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