Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 12, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-- - PAGE TWO , . , 8 TOP BQAUWKIN' a NEW DELHI, Ind'a IAV The mercury soared pas'. 114 degrees (fcrenbelt in the Indian capital IHday and a dust hnre nwept the elty from the Rajasthaa Desert. SSSi RS OPEN eVSO P M. LAST 2 DAYS1 I I TAIlUtMlui . . A ' A'M TOMORROW! PbcM Irtry Utt4f CN THI ITACf HHWWMSHOW Batf CONTINUOUS FROM 1:45 l.M starts SUNDAY! THEIR FUNNIEST YET! dak. . liTlKTll Ca-ilY UZAIETH SCOT! BK3 il.taA DENNIS DAY ZntJ Bio Hit! . V"" A "SECRET OF A CONVICT LAKE" COLUMBUPKTUKS RITA HAYWOBTH STEWART GRANGER RICHARD CKRLSOK 'BARBARA RUSH .1 mui wtunmn nut -' L ' P. mux iiwmmti. 3-D ai I'i i.f TOMORRiOV 1 Ay-- UlAKLcb LAUbri IUN , C fl,' Jo ANDERSON sJcedrk HARDW1CKE SSiUs fl A u Bll SYDNEY Mnrrice SCHWARTZ $V? Kfr&HK Arnold" MOSS Ann BADEL Hr L J . I I STARTS ' III II (Radb EFLW-UM Ke. P8T . , Friday Evening, June 13 It-no ABC Playhouse BC ti.M Broadway is My Beat CBS. . 7:0Q Gillette Klshts ABC v 7:30 Let Griffith ABC 8:00 Michael Shayne ABC 6:30 Family Skeleton CBS 8:45 Johnny Mercer Show CBS 0:00 Ozut it Harriet 0:30 Concert of FavoritM 10:00 10 PM Headline 10:18 Stewart Craig ABC 10:30 Bill' Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off Newt Summary U:Oi Sign Off KFLW145 Ke. FST Saturday, June 1 :00 Early Bird Newt ' 6:05 Alarm Clock Club . 6:30 Early Birds 7:00 News and Breakfast Cdltlea 7:15 Charlie' Roundup . 7:30 Newi ABC " ' 7:40 Weekend Sporti Menu ABC 7:45 Top of the Morning 8:00 No School fotlav ABC 0:00 Fun For All CBS . 0:30 Space Patrol ABC 10:00 Stan over Hollywood CBS 10:30 Meet the Missiu CBS . 11:00 City Hospital CBS 11:30 Let Co To Town ,. . , f i rno 12:00 Golden Horseshoe SweapiUkea ABC 12:30 Newa 12:45 Belmont Stakes CBS 1:1ft Pan American Union ABC : 1:30 Martha Lou Harp ABC 2:00 London Studio Concert ABC 2:30 Basin Brief 2:45 Fascinating Bhythm ABC 3:00 Little League Club. House ABC ' DOORS Of KN &fSH ! LAST 2. DAYS!. varam LANCASTER SHIRLEY BOOTH fry! OHM TERRY MOORE nicn0JMa starts SUNDAY! uST TIFt ' '. .AS MUSICS "p,lTV. ,HUr' Miller - Sawui Kqth - MIUH. AU Mill J f Cgie-Bukke Van urrtAi 'tnau ATTMcneii l l I a y 3 TOvr V lr- tlUM Willi I f wm -nitiMi".!! m 1 I ffSi A "Oawfh"! I V t4R.ffll ' m nm "Wiii" Ctl. 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H J HERALD og 3:15 Prank and Jackjon ABC 3:30 101 Hancn mii 4:00 Spin with Wynn . 3:00 Nivy Hour ABC 6:J0 Too Soortt Hlfhllfhtt 6:43 Frank GoM CBS - 6:33 Homftown Na' 1 a.oo LafB Pretend CBS 6:30 Science Editor ABC 6:43 Warda t LUa 7 00 Saturday at tha Bhamroek ABC 7:30 Cena Autry CBS 8:00 The Luna Ranger ABC 8:23 Newa Summary ABC 8::i0 Gunimoha CBS B OO Mr. Keen CBS O VI Danclna Party ABC lo oc 10 PM Headlines 10:13 Danrlnf Party ABC 10:30 Bill a Bandiund 11:00 Sien Ofl Nawa Summary 11:63 Sign OH nrji lis Ke. rT - Friday Evening, June a 6:66 Gabriel Meaner MBB 6:18 Klamatb Theater Quia 6.36 Around Town Nawa 640 tomatalng t Thla Ahaul a 43 Beat Mayaa Newa MBS 6:86 Bill Banry MBS 7:00 OfflcUl Detectlva HUB 7:30 Claeo Kid DLBB 8:00 John Steele, Adventurer MBS 8:30 Eyea to the Sklee , 8:43 Sporta Report 8:35 According lo tha Record 8:00 Mewapaoer of tna Air OLBS 6:30 Rod and Gun Club ol the Air MBS 8:! THUS HDOD7 moa 10:00 Proudly Wa Hall 10:30 Music Hall DUBS v ' 11:60 Might OwU Club 11:90 Sua 0 trn lis Ke. FST Saturday, June 13' 6:66 Swartee Serenade 6:30 Farmer'a Jamboree 6:43 Sons o tha Pioneers 7:60 Hemingway News MBS 7:16 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today'a Bast Buya 7:43 First Edition of tha News 8:60 Beet on Record 8:19 Sammy Kaya Orchestra 8:23 Holland En6le News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang OLBS - . 8:43 rrankle Lalne Show 8:00 Best on Record 8:13 A Visit to Currlna 8.20 Social Security , 8:23 Newa MBS . 8:30 Tina from Tha Town Bno 8:48 Mualr of Manhattan 10:00 10 O'clock Nawa OLBS . 10:10 Local Newa 10:16 4-H Club 10:30 Strictly DBrie DLBS 11:00 Strictly Dixie 11:23 Warm Up Time MBS . 11:30 Game of the Day Boston Chlcalo White Sox MBS 12:50 camel scoreooaro MBS 19- Nnwa MBS 1:00 Hi-Ho Fun Show 1:30 Rlcky'a Request 2:00 Record Merry Co Round OLBS S:23 News DLBS 2:30 Record Merry Go Round DLBS 3:00 Look to the Skies 3:15 Fire Tighten 1 3:30 Guest Star 3:45 Boya Ranch DLBS . 4:00 Let'a Go to Town 4:15 Frank Hemingway Nawa SUBS 4:30 Music DLBS 4:45 Here's to Veto 6:06 Oeed Hews 6:30 Christian Science 8:45 Music 6:50 Newa MBS 6:66 Arounf Town Newa 6:18 Klamatk Toaster Bute 6:80 Assembly ef Gad 7:00 Pee Wee Stldham and Hla Ranch Boya 7:86 Klamatk Temple , 8:00 Volley Wranglers 8:30 LombardolandV U.S.A. MBS , .' 6:00 Nawa DLBB 8:13 Dance Orchestra MBS 8:30 Monica Whelan DLBS 8:45 Dance Orchestra DLBS 6:55 Cecil Brown DLBS 10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS 10:30 Virginia Barn Dance MBS 11:06 Night Owls Clab 11:30 Sign Off KCNO 171 Ke. Pit , AltB'as, CalUorala ' Saturday, June 13 : 7:10 Pot Muale 7:48 Farm Marketa 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:15 Pee Wee Hunt 8:36 News. Band 8:43 Listening to Leber 6:00 Music With Your Meala 6:16 Small Fry .. 6:30 Teen Age Seek Parade 6:46 Serge Dupre 10:06 Newa 10:05 Mr. Muggins Rabbit 16:30 Muale in the Modern Meed 11:60 Newa UP Commentary ii.ia Tht nhvthmle Aae ii aa louars Dance Time 11:49 Tin Pan Allay 18:00 8 pons rage u 19:08 Lake County Nawa ia.ia tfnriM County Newa 11:19 World Newa Roundup 12:30 poraae oi mis 11:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:45 Algar Theater 12:58 Mystery Tune l:ro wewe western 1:15 Showtime Review 1:49 Marine Show 1:60 Nawa 1:05 Listeners Choice . . 3:00 World News in Briel 3:03 Listeners Choice 3:30 Hollywood Calling 4:00 News and Sports ' 4:15 Flying Time 4:30 Disc Hit Prevue 4:45 Music with Mentavanl loo Sign Off 4:40 world Newa In Brief FOR SUNNING, DATING1 Cool off prettily in this ty fash ion with the wide collar that dips low In back. So flattering when you turn around. It's bark-upped lo fit your figure beautifully. Choose a crisp cotton, and have the collar in matching or contrasting raorte. Easy to sew. Pattern 9322: Misses' Slzei 12, 14. 16. II. 20. 8lie IS takes 4a yards 35-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern Rives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every steo. 8end thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Dept P.O. Box 6140, Chicago 80, m. Print your name, address, tone AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MACK LILLARD I ' tV ''t ' 1 . . . . then ,; By LTLE DOWNING ' Professional practitioners of the manly art of self defense conceded things were looking up for pugilism the. other day when Rocky Mar clano. world's heavyweight cham pion, had lunch with President Ei senhower. However, in the days when Mack Llllard, now . the Tex Rickard of Southern Oregon, was a hard hitting; bantamweight, no invita tions for box fighters to visit the White House were floating around. Nevertheless. Lillard has some thing in common with one Presi dent of the United States. Harry 8. Truman and Lillard were both born in Lamar, Mo. - ' Llllard also had the distinction in 1922 of being the youngest YMCA secretary in the United States. At that time he was liv ing in Spokane, Wash. It was there he found out that his punch packed dynamite and he reached the de cision to turn professional fighter. From 1922 to 192S when he hung up his gloves, Llllard had 28 fights and scored 21 knockouts. He quit the ring at the height of his career after getting a draw , with Danny Edwards, - Negro bantamweight champion of the world. Llllard has very definite views as to why more fighters are piay In golf these days In their leisure hours than shooting craps. He gives Oene Tunney credit for elevanng the profession, "The turning point came when it was revealed that Tunney was reading Shakespeare," Lillard de clared. "A lot of the boys began to take culture seriously. One bat tler who adopted the Shakespeare routine used to get his opponent at close quarters and wnisper in his ear, 'I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.' Then he would bury his fist in nis adversary's solar plex.s." Miss Donna Candidate of I ( ,vj..v? I V1. V.V.. a tw Klamath Basin Roundup July 2-3-4 ' Sponsored by the Tulelake Growers Assoc. . The Grower! are bockinq Tulelakc'i own Miss Anderson and the Klamath Batin Roundup and extend best wiihei to all the tjirls who will make up the Queen's Court. - ATTEND THE Horsemanship Trials- Klamath County Fairgrounds, June 1J, UO p.m Queen's Ball - Klamath Armory, June 20, 9:00 p.m. ALBUH , , . now - Despite the cultural- advance ment, Lillard contends that the same fighting spirit doesn't exist as ln the old days wnen a nroten nose or a set of cauliflower ears was considered a mark of distinc tion. ...:.., The upper bracket lighters don t flerht as often, either," he decided Now a champion spends most oi his time in Europe. When Llllard left the ring as a fighter ne lmmeaiaieiy turned Dromoter. His weekly wrestling shows at the Klamath Falls Ar morv rank with the nest in m Northwest In the past 20 years he has managed dozens oi iignters, many of them of national stature. ' Since 1941 Lillard has aiso oeen an Investigator for the Klamath Countv District Attorney's office. Asked how he would do for 10 fast rounds these days, Llllard said: "I do not desire to commit my self. But I want to say that cer tain persons who are circulating reports around Klamath Falls that now I can't punch my. way out . of a paper sack are not telling the truth. If I could find a paper sack big enough to crawl into, I. would prove they are wrong." BUSINESSMEN FOR MIMEOGRAPHING AriD MAILING SERVICE STENOGRAPHIC AND TELEPHONE Answering Service CHASE & LAWLER ' ' Secretarial Aqencv"' 1 ' . Phone 9297 Anderson 1, t, - " 4 , jet for Queen the Ann Sheridan To Mexico From Tense' Hollywood By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Ann Sheridan said today she Is leaving a "tense" Hnllvwnnri In make her residence Hollywood to make her residence in Mexico. I had heard that the one-time "Oomph Girl" was giving up her San Fernando Valley home to live In the land of manana. She was reported to have commented: "Winy stay in Hollywood and wait for an ulcer?" So I queried her on the "Rage of the Jungle" set and she confirmed the report. : lies, i pian to sen my nome in the valley and live in Mexico City," she said. "I'll probably be there six months out of the year returning to Hollywood for a couple of pictures a year. That's oeen my usual schedule. She said there were several rea sons for her switch. One of them is the state of the Industry. "It used to be a lot of fun- making pictures," she remarked. nut nowadays everybody is tense. There's a completely differ ent feeling in the studios. And It's not caused by 3-D or anything like that." I mentioned that it might be be cause so many film workers are out of Jobs and those who are employed don't know how long it will last. That's probably It," she com mented. "But it's not because of the la-month tax deal. The pro duction abroad isn't Just to help actors make more money; most of the actors who go over there stay only for one picture. The studios have to make Picture abroad to unfreeze their money." Ann added that she fell In love with Mexico long ago and has wanted to live in the easier pace below the border. She also plans to make some pictures with her own company in Mexico. Ann is Belling her bis- vnllev home and will buy a smaller place. When she bought It she said, it was out in the wilds. Like the rest, of Southern California, the area has boomed and there are houses all around her. She now has to light an hour of tralflo to get to work. LANDSLIDES OSLO, Norway tm Lnnrtallrlo of boulders and ice hit. the small Norwegian coal mining center of Longyearbyen on Spitsbergen inuraaay mgnr, and killed at least two persons. Ten were injured. f May We Sitqqest You PAY CASH SAVE $ ON 0 GASOLINE ih.w fetreleirm ' I IT'S FUN TO DRESS UP FOR THE ROUND UP July 2nd 3rd & 4th Roy Murphy Sez: We're. . . gol-durn happy podner to have everything the Klamath Westerner needs. WESTERN HATS By LEE and HARDIMAN We've your - - Style, Site and Color no00 .nJ 5i2S( WESTERN SHIRTS Choose from 9 large Selection by . LEVI STRAUSS TEM-TEX MILLER LEE WESTERN JACKETS and OVERALLS ; Famous LEE RIDERS - $3.65 and LEE JACKETS ..' $4.45 ' LEVI STRAUSS Jackets - $4.35 LEVI STRAUSS Overalls $3.75 WESTERN BOOTS Choose Your Boots Mode by TEX-TAN and ACME $14'5 126 Main lliMfflllB . She also told of her se rvant woes. Because she entertained a eat deai 8nfi had a big house, . j . unnD0lrAinina ,h. reouired a housekeeping r-nunlf. nl T nrlpd UD working lur them," she sighed. aiihrnnrh shn didn't mention n. friends believe that a large part of the reason for her change of locale is her grief over the death at nnhllclst Steve Hannagan. His passing left a void in her life. Who knows more about your skin and hair than you do? HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S BEAUTY CONSULTANT three wwr u 't news about complexion clreVre . YOUR GIFTS During your checkup you'll receive . gmeuj si of liquid deep cleanser and an inv Juable book on , how to insure your skin beauty by pleasant 5- , : .. HOW to iNsuK opportunity to have -I. .. . medical chec';up early in the week . . . don't ,,... nun J I" I , 1 t .1 '''"""""T hill's . : y5T-M i. lit n , JT 1,1. I ' aJkr"" f eK ' I V? I i - s bmi., 'aaiay.-aa riiMiiiiir" NEXT WEEK ONLY CmWS-forJruas 9th end Main Ph. 2-3475 ,o $27 50 FRIDAY. 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