Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 01, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAltK TWO (Radio KFtW 145 Ke. PST Friday Kvriiin, May I ABC PUhou A HC 6 JO Mr Chamrlcm Clib T 00 Gillette nchU 7:30 La Griffith New ABC . B OO Michael Shajne AOC A tfl fun For All ADC 00 Orrir At Harriet 9 30 Concert of ravnritw 10:00 10 PM Hradlmr )0;S .Stewart Craif ABC ' 1 0 r0 Bill's PanriMAnd II. 00 Stgn Off t4 A't Summarj 11,-05 Sifn Off KFLW MSB Ke. PST Saturday. May 2 00 rrly Bird New OA Early Bird t 1 00 News and Breakfait EdiUM T IS Charlie'- Roundup 7:M New ABC 7- 40 Weekend Sport Menu ABC 7 43 Top of the Mornirc 8 00 No School Tooa? Al ' 00 Lady Skyhook B.li Serenade i- Blue 9 .10 Swtce Patr.il .'1C 10 00 run for All CBS 10 30 Meet the Miu CBS 11. -00 City HoapiUl CBi tt:; Let Go To I it 11:45 Garden Gata CBS 12.00 Noon Edition Ne 11 13 Stars over Hollywood CBS 13 4 Modern Ielod'e J l. Krn'.uckv IVrlv CI'S SOO London Studio Concert ABU 2:30 Fa.in Bncta 2 43 FaM-inalins KhMhm ABC 3 00 Eddie r'uher ABC 3 M 101 Ranch Bo 4 00 Spin lth Wm' 5tt Navy Hour ABC 5 30 Todays Sportt IluiMijhU 3.43 rrank Com CBS S 34 Hometown New 00 Let Prriend CBS 6.W Science Cait.T ABC i 44 Word ol Ufe 7 00 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC 7 .0 Gene Autr CRS 8- Xt The Lone Ran;er ABC S 24 News Surotua.-. ABC . Sat, tV Sun. Open 12t5 WKOtEKIKQlUWinAiSl ftropicZone ' tew ' RfAflW MOftM FUMING I I OPfN 6:30 STARTS 7:30 SAT. ONLY P I '.'ShES CAULFIElLTV mttm a t j" i tt mm msmrn STARTS SPAYll immVM IHITU 711 9 :St M' fT ?iJ!?i,,',:ii,,., L--.'" H oh ike same WXMH BBS I U IS atk . 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PST Saturday, May t C 00 5unrue Serenade a IO IMrmrr Olll T 00 Hetiungwa New MPS 7.15 Breaktat I'ang UU 7 So To1a ' Bet Bum 7 44 P-eakf.t New HLBS 7 44 rmt Edit'on t.oca .News g CV1 I'etl on Hecord I S 13 SJrriM Kae Orvhetra S -A Holland Enle .Nc '.B (.to tlrfUiil Uang 15LHS Frank fe Lame Show H ix Best on Ret'ord 9 15 A ViMt to Currins 9 JO Social Sfi-untf 9 ."5 Ne 4i3S jlAfltpa foi' The Town S;wp S 44 Vujx of Manhattan . 00 News DLBS 10 15 4-H Club 10 Latin American niitlTt PLBS lliOLattii American Hhjthmi DUSa U J4 Sam Haes News MBS 11 rxt llurjl Star H 45 Tire Fiar.iter 12 00 Uv to lie Sk:e 12.15 Noonday New 1J Kick Reue-l 1 00 Hi-Ho Fun Show , 1 .WW arm-up Vi.v.c MBS 1 .15 G4ine of t.c Da --Stw Vor t Chicago MBS 3 43 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4 00 Lei Go to Town 4 15 Frank Hetningwa News DLBS 4 Paul Carter DLBS 4 45 Here to Vet 5 00 Good News 5 JO Cr-.ntiaa Science 5 44 Muic 5 40 New MBS 6 00 Around 1 own News 15 Klamath Tnea'.er Quia 40 Auemtlv of God TOO Chuck Martin and Im bos , 7 JO Mar.-.ath I'empie St0 Muk in Ma DLBS 8 44 Ed Kenny AFL X ;t0 Lomoardoland. ISA. MBS 9 00 News DLBS 15 Paul Carter DLBS 9 JO Rod and Gun Cub MBS 9 45 Cecil Brown DLBS 10 Take A Number MBS 10 30 Virginia Barn Dane MBS 11:00 N'-a'nt Owls Club U- Sie: Off KL'NO 5T0 Kf. PST AUnra, California Saturday, .May 2 7 30 Ppp Muaie 7 45 Farm Markets 100 Bulletin Board 8 15 Pe Wee Hunt 8 .16 News. Band 8 43 Luiemr.g 10 Labor 9 00 Muiie W;th Your Meals 9 15 Small Fry 9 30 Teen Ate Book Parade 9 43 Se.-ge Dupre 10 CO New j 10.03 Mr. MiiCf"" Rabbit 10 30 Music in the Moaern Mood 11:00 News CP Commentary 1115 Thu Rhythmic Age II '0 Square Dance Tirr.e U 45 T.n Pan Alley 12 00 Sport Paaa I 12 05 Lake County Newt 12:10 MadOC County News .3:13 Wor d .ews Kounaup 12 30 Paradt of Hits 12 40 I nder the capitoi uomt 12 43 Alger Theater 12 53 Mystery lurt 1 00 News western iarava 1 13 Showtime Feiew 1 45 Minn Show 2 00 New 2 03 Listeners Choice 3.00 World New m Bnel 3:05 Listeners Choice 330 HolUwood Calling 4.00 News and S porta - 4:13 Flying Time 4 30 Disc Hit Prevua 4 40 W orld News ;n Brief 4 43 Music with Maatevanl 00 Off Trv the New Art Metal Cradle- Tilt Chairs The Best Costs No More. Voirht'9 Pioneer Office Sup ply Co. 629 Main Klamath Falls. Ore. ll imt k s CHAKLTON i ' lef RESIDENTS m I 1 1KHAL0 V e. i m r,;- ! OPERATION PRAY m officially launched h Klamath Falls today when Mayor Paul Landry signed a proclamation urging all Klamath Fall, resident. o observe Sunday a. day to pray for world peace. With Landry (ccnterl at the ceremony were Heft to right I H. O. Jucke land, president of Kiwanis; Dwane Schogren, JC chairman of Operation Pray; Truman Run yan, president of Lions and JC President Rex Dye. Service Clubs Back Drive j For Prayers For Peace Over 6 million members of the , Pray," was ortiuiiutcd in March1 nation's largest civic and velcf.uis by V. S. Jayercs to ri.msi ' organiraclons will )cm forces May churches in bruising aboul na-; 3 to oCer a united prayer lor lion wide reliKious reawalsenini! j world peace Horace E Mender-i In recent weeks the American Le-j son. president of the United States cion. Veterans of Foreign Wars, j Junior Chamber of Commerce, an-; Lions and Kiwanis have offered , nounced todav. 1 their lull support lo Operation i The prosram. titled "Operation ; Pray, thereby njitirtiiiir for the: , first lime a consolidated religious i Federal Job Roster Down WASHINGTON A drop ol more than 20.000 in the govern ment'., civilian payroll in March, the first full month ol the Emen- nower aanunisiraunu ?. iu-w -w!v-, rem on irderal employment. 's ; reported Friday. i mere were to rrpon-..u. the Civil Service Commission and the Senate-House Comrmttre on reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures and the fipures, al- thouph generally in harmony, were not precisely alike. Sen. Byrd (D-Va'. chairman of the committee, noted, however, that his scroup' (iKures are sub ject to revision since they are based in part on tentative totals. The Civil Service Commission a i tt 9fl non civilian workers rirrwutrf frnm ihm navinll in March I cut total emplovmen; bv the ex- ecutive acencies to 2.528.400 on April 1. Byrd's committee said a m iic .in in Marrh left the total at 2 526 819. ' Either av. it was the larcest ' monthly pavroll reducuon since the Korean War began in mid-1950. ! ASSASSINATED KULA LUMPUR, Malaya f Pnlirp anrnimreri Pnriav nnp of Malavas lop Communist terrorists courtroom 1:30 sharp, sat m soli has been assassinated bv his o-ni'" um' - ihcn recessed until bodyguard, who later surrendered , lhc afternoon. carrying the victims head. Ine slain leader wps Ah Kuk. a mem ber of tlie Malayan Communist Party's central committee. City-smarl and cotinlry-coo this versatile sun fashion gives you a taller, mom slender look. half-MzerM Fashion note thr capelet is leverMble. Sized for short, fuller figure; no alteration worries. Eay sewing ! Pattern Vm Half Sizes H'i. W2t WJt 20li, 24'.a. Size W2 requires 4'2 yards 35-inch; yard contrast. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1 st-class mail ing, Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Dept.. P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80. III. Print, your name, nddre.Wi, tone; size, style number. 5 ANH NKWS. KLAMATH FAMS. C)KK(iON taw i 1 rsii' - eifort on the part of major 5.erv- ice organizations. In carrying 0lil Operation Pray.! each of the U.OoO Jaycee chapters ' and co-operaluiK orRanizations will 1 adopt a rC5oluiion callinc (or n day: of national prayer on Sunday, May, 3. tokinc for divine guidance (or Pres. Eisenhower, the Cabinet. Congress and Judiciary in their efforts to lead the world to peace," Hendrrion said At the request of Klamath Jny xta D,1(, , t,r (lcmilv proclaimed Operation Pray n(.re sundsv. In hi Droclamation. (h at Klilinah le stmdav (nr -ihe establl,ftIllpnl 'o( UMin(t pcc and imeriiaiional understanding." . " Error Costs Judge Sleep TULSA, Okla. i.V A tno- Rraphlcal error coit county judge Waller Marks a merit's sleep. "The error in the court docket set preliminary trial for a few pater- nily cai" for 1:30 ln5lcl ' J?' afternoon Th JudM decided to be In the c0l"r-- room, just m case "some wise acre wnulri show un at lhat ' hour nnH rlalm the rnurl wait in error." Marks arrived at the darkened CABINKT BEIRUT. Lebanon .-P Premier desicnatc Saeb Salatn formed an eirvht-man cabinet Thursday niehl. keeping the defense and interior ministries himself and giving the important foreign plfairs and econ omic portfolios lo financial expert Georjje Hakim. The former four-man cabinet of ex-nremier Khahd Shehab resmned April 23 after eight months in of fice. LIMITED TIME 41 Jri mm 'Tl ! SPCMfsAVfBWJ i nimi. not (ill El if ij w Patented Oil Creme Permanent-Refill $1.25 Creme Shampoo -Wi oi. tube 39 Hair Luxury-1W oi. tube 50 Hair Treatment 5g oz. tube 50 1 pint to. 2.64 value tor only " I CURRINS -jor drugs 9th and Main 1 - Gilchrist High News By DICK AIMS Surrounded by a pole corral, rem iniscent of the pionrer da, at ti de Ms and friends of O H S. en joyed a cla evenUm of dnncuis at the annual Junior-Senior Prom, April 24. The western theme, complete with sag r brush, cactu.-, balea ol hay, six shooters, moonlight and a rustler haiiKtng from the rafters, seemrd to be admired by ail. Mu sic was by Larry Keoun's orches tra. The banquet in honor of the sen tors and thetr parent was attend ed by -Mra. Bruner. County Ele mentary School Supervisor; local board members, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Hut. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. itoli son. Mrvand Mra. K. A. McKrotte: Reverend and Mrs. William Byara; Reverend and Mrs. Earl Baker; the school faculty and members ol the Junior claw. Speeches were made by Mike Williimlinm. Junior claxi president; Bob Sipe, senior class president and Mr. Vcrn Roc he k, school prin cipal. The waiters and waitresses, sarbed in western dress were, Er line Ware, Jerry Qarrick. Barbara Baker. Georgia Landolt. David Fo KelqulL Brb Ciarner. Bennie James and Arthur Warren. Mrs. J. D. Wtllintiham. in rharue o( serving, was asaistcd by Mra. R. G. Aenis. Mrs. C. Jordan and Mis. B. W. Stalcy. Mrs. Carl Larson, Mrs. E. J. Evuu. Mrs. Arnum James and Mrs. C. W. Weber periormed the onerous task of washing dunes to the delight of the Juniors. Bride Rules Monroe Out NORMAN, Okla. T Bids came in thick and last when newly-wed University of Oklahoma student !Ray Arm.itroni; of Oklahoma City put this note on his door:' '"Forced to sell one slightly Used Marilyn Monroe calendar. The cal- endar it -elf is nu-sina. but who ! cares. Prevent cnndilions force i this stupendous sale." Armstrong explained his bride i took one look at Miss Monroe in i her classic pose and stated: ' Thi has got to go." liana Norland Autti Insurance, rhnne 2-2M5. II.UK.HItl Ph. 2-3475 Claire Trevor Okay, But Family Unhappy it miii iuom s 1UU VViHi i.P LltUir Tirvtit liti.-i won mi Ai'iitlrmv Aw.tiii atui (1 iidy lotltmr nm pliiyinn imirii woimn on Uir M-ir!i, hut lu-i' innt- Uv rt lid u'd " tile mftt. "I h.tr Mtnr rtiimo niul tii ivl illir .i Itt t ho K.t ll . " Ml Ut 1 1"? iiolieofl. "Very tUiEtitltrd people riiov niifii writr nip tul MV Why out l Hiry l't yon piny .! In 111. 'till l-s lliMl' ."" ' Hrr (W-ycHi -out Mtucr irrin mr Mimr wttv. only .-ttoiiKi'i'. Ho wns u I'oirrvatUi F.lMi Aruur t.illor to hlKhbrow Nrw Yoikpra. Ito wit.t taken nbark when hta d.tuuhtpr Wriu mi inr oihkv "when I in't t 1 it-it MitoKinu ut the Kr n( --.' 4.V M'fiilUd. -,hp hs luvkrd. H loir tin. "l( you mti4l Mtiokr. don't do tt m my prparnrp ' I h;ul to Miiokf in my loom in ir Hint " He has MIdont turnliourd 'lir (act llirtl --lir m tin tnovirs. niiU'h r?4 the ktnd of to'.r.t hlir pluy.''. for it mil with mu h n fon:rivi live biii-kwiouml. it's i mut kiihlc llwl I'l.Uir hrt. h -fit rrprrttrdly t'at a a woman il rln:,Hc virtue. She trarrM it biUk to lirr r.nrty days under t-onti net to -Oth-Kox. Blast Cause Sought Today PFABOnY. Mas P InveMl Btor3 Friday probed llirotiKh thr rulnn of what once is as a rhm'inl plant lo try to Irani the Mnine ol a terrific explosion wlmh tu.k one life and Injurrd some W "Hits. ilie exjIoton redu'ed to rubblr the American Polymer CoiKr.ition white more than a score ut per sons were at utuk there Thursday. II also blew out everv window and parts of the roof of thr KeMii oua Chemicals Corp, a subsidiary firm, located nrxl door across a 'JO foot parking lot. The blast also broke windows as far as a nnlf-milr wtv tud Its roar could be heaid live miles dis tant. The victim was Frederick Law son. 33. a foreman at the Pnlwner plant, whose body was found In the parking lot, obvioulv hurled out of the cement-block building by the explosion. Nine persons' were still hospital ized. About 20 other were released from hospitals alter treatment. Hunch Pays Off, 1 But Fine Costly LOt'ISVILl.F.. Kv. If jul l,r. fere the start of the sixth lace al Churchill Downs Thursday, Homer Owens, 29. of Charlestown. Ind . pulled off his alines and threw one of them far tip into the clubhouse box seals and the other one onto th track Button Shoe: went on to win ihe sixth race mid paid $o2. by lar the best prlre of the dav. Owens was fined $:'0 (or drunk enness, ' .SKID T.OVOOV ' A big red double drcker bus skidded in a rainy tint. tie F'rlday and plowed into shop front on a crowded we-t end street. A man and a woman were trajmed on the sidewalk and killed. Thir teen other per. sons were hurt, in cluding the bus driver and conduct or. IT'S THE LOG CABIN TONITE! DINING DANCING Music By Wilbur Stiles & Tut Holoos Read What Users Say of Columbian's Hite-Lile No Glare Safety Driving Glasses I LOS ANGELES SHERIFF'S OFFICE I I I "Fr vT4l rriniln, m-mh'n nt thi Hmrlmn( liv ti f r n lin. ihrmifhj n'tiitl u, th Nit-I.irr '"v.rn (Iii-.i ( hry tar that ihv ffimineM ll.t ftrrflrrhr ind Inn dtinn flat tnut'H bv ram en fh umif'h-'IH anil high u)i)V. Thy nlm ttpnrt thy mi4 Viy "HW fo Hit tyti, "Thttr it n nftiy larlnt thai iAifrf nmt ti tivninnhrtt thmufh ll.t oif or (htifl tli"' " C. VV. IliSCAILUZ, Shrnll GRAYLINE MOTOR STAGES: "I (ft I that II U Hil yr.n lhal I . pr.i nur ffimiilrl- ..ii ,t U. 1 ,011 ,, tha Ni rr. i.i ri; mtiviNi; tii.A'isKS hty itovrr who hi htrn 11 tin 1 Ihri- tnr) ivt llitm hif Ihot n"fh apnrnvnl. n("tf in thttt (fan! hi hrtn hrf tin fh nr,,1,nt fii(n f'n arifj", niil I am t,'t ttnhdn f'iaf thnr in rArt ttar nni K'tttl thtt u-tl h n ,,,y rtir. afcle nVrftia in mtttAtnt ht-iutnty 1 night." RAY M. WAI.Kr.R, iUif n.rMnr I On. 11. e. H.l.i, Povs Part . 'i Pltlirr phivpd thr itnMtuiir uni:(,rH) "I""1" "" ""jttS UlV U.rl uui. tir Hip Itodrr f n puck r itniiit- .... . ,.1,,,i Minn,- Mir irnuuked "THou I V "J" t tw it ttvrd nm"H vimru hi iipaim., , '."'iin Kiu'r nitl smun ii.ii-li ' Tlml Uiil i ir nlniDvt CM-nprd thr typo tit thr '3U. 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