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

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Saturday -Evening;, June ZD
00 Lit'i Pretend CBS .
' JO Science Editor ABC .
'4I Wi.Yile K UH
: 1:00 Musle, from tht Meadowbreolc
ABC
' :30 Oen Autry CBS
IM Th Lon Ranger ABC '
S:13 Nowa Summary .
8:30 Gunamoka CBS
00 Mr. Keen CBS
0:30 Roundup Queen Dance ,
10:00 10 a.m. Headlines
10:10 Dancinf Party ABC
10:M BlU'a BandatenS
11:00 alga Oil Newa Summary
sum sign on
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Sunday, June Zl
T:W Concert Hall Revue ABC
S:00 Salt Lrte city Tabernacle CBS
0:00 Light Ufa Hour ABC
0:00 Calvary Echoes
; 1:1 Invitation to Learning CBS
0:40 Local Newe
0:45 Stuart Cralf CBS
. 10:00 Sunday Newa Sperlal ABC
10:10 Gloria Parker ABC
: 10:30 National Vespers ABC
11:00 First Presbyterian Church .
11:00 Chrlatian in Action ABC
. 1S:M fin A Runriiv AftArnnnn f?n..
1:00 Old raanioned Revival Hour ABC
:ev voice r rropneey abv;
3:30 Harold Stamen Addreia CBS
. S:00 Hour ol Deelilon ABC
3:30 Rlcntrd Diamond CBS
4:00 Junior Mils CBS
4:30 CBS Newsroom CBS
t. 1:00 December Bride CBS
1:30 Hollywood Story CBS
5:95 News
0:00 Walter Winchell ABC .
0:15 Taylor Grant ABC
0:30 The Adventurer ABC '
7:00 Cascading Rhythm
7:15 Peutene Carter ABC
7:30 My Utile Margie CBS
' S:0O News CBS
8:05 Sun Kenton Orch. CBS
8:30 Guy Lombardo CBS
0:00 Our Miss Brooks CBS
0:30 The Whistler CBS
10:00 10 p.aa. Headlines
10:10 Monday Morning Headlines ABC
10:30 Bill's Bandstand
. 11:00 Sign Off Newa Summary
11:05 Sign Oil
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Monday, June 22
8:08 larly Bird Newe
8:08 Alarm Clock Club
8:41 Early Birds
8 54 rivo Mlnutee with An Open Bible
v ee Nawa jsreaarast Edition
. Till Charlle'e Roundup
t 00 Bob Garred ABC
0:4 RatH Owkw AMP
: 1:41 Babbltt'a Second Cup ff Coffee
(.1UB LBS.
0:00 Breakfast Club ABC
0:00 Blue Skies
8:15 Ma Perkins CBS
8:30 Voung Dr. Mslone CBS
0:45 Adair'a Musical fair
10:00 Chet Huntley ABC
10:15 Perry Mason CBS
10:30 Nora Drake CBS
10:45 Ston Shoo
10:55 Whispering Streets ABC
11:18 Brighter Day CBS
11:30 Helen Trent CBS
11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
11:00 Noon Edition News 1
11:11 Par ms sidewalk Shew
13:30 To be announced
1:00 Sam Hayea ABC
1:10 Jack Berch ABC
HIS Arthur Godfrey CBS
1:30 Turn to a Prlend ABC
3:00 Wliard of Odds CBS
3:l Women's Hewsdesk CBS
1:30 Betty Crocker ABC
i n Jimmy Wakoly CBS
3 IS Basin Briefs
1:00 When a Girl Marries ABC
1:15 Hank Henry Show
S:W Story Teller ABC
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dil. Baked without ihorl.
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Hollywood Bread it tops!
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1:15 Betty Crocker ABC
4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS
4:15 Ted Melons ABC
4-30 Spin with Wynne
5:00 Edward Murrow CBS
3:13 B & B Melody Tim
5:30 Today'a Sporta Htghlighta
5:45 Prank Goss CBS
5:35 Hometown News
0:00 Lux Summer Theatre CBS ,
7:00 The Lone Hanger ABU
7:15 Us Griffith. Newa ABC
7:30 Henrv J Taylor ABC
7:43 Bob Edge ABC '
5:00 Don McNeil Story ABC
8:30 Family Skeleton CBS.
8:43 Johnny Mercer Show CBS
0:00 Godfrey Talent Scouta CBS
0:30 Preview of Tomorrow
0:43 Guest Star
10:00 10 p.m Headlinaa
10:13 Clnegrill Orrh.
10:30 Bills Bsndstsnd
11:00 Sign Off Nawa Summary
11:05 sign Off '
KFJi 1158 Ke. riT
Saturday .Evening, June 20
6:00 How It Happened
0:15 Klamallt Tneater Quia
:3o Assembly nf God Hour
7:00 Peewee Stldham and Hla Ranch
Boys
7:30 Klamath Temple Hour
8:00 Valley Wranglers
8:30 Lomberdolsnd, U. S. A. MBS
0:00 News DLBS
iS:lft Dance Orchestra MBS :
8:10 Monica Whelan DLBS
0:43 Danra Orchestra MBS
0:53 Cecil Brown Commentary IfBS
iv.uu Hawaii i.aus HD9
10:30 Virginia Barn Dane MBS i
11:00 Night Owls Club
11:43 Roundup Queen Dane : ?
12:30 sign Off
Kr-Jl list Ke. rgT
Sunday, June 21
g.OO Wings ol Healing
8:30 Back to God DLBS
00 Radio Bible Class MBS
0:30 Youth Soldiers for Christ
0:45 Musle ef .Manhattan .
10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10:13 Muslo DLBS
10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS
11:00 rrank It Earnest DLBS
11:15 Land of The Tree MBS
11:30 Music DLBS
11:43 Across the Blue PaririA TlT.Tt.
12:00 Newa DLBS
13:15 Bill Cunningham DLBS
12:30 uomie Weekly Maa
1:00 Guy Lombardo Orchestra DLBS
1:30 Clyde Realty Show DLBS -
1:33 Naws MBS
3:00 The Snedow MB8 , ;
1:30 True Detective MBS
3:00 Nick Carter MBS - . .
3:25 Naws MBS
3:30 Squad Room MVS
4:00 Barn Dance MRS
4:30 Van da Venter and the New! MB
music Df KOtn
5:00 Fathers Day Program
5:30 Music Kail Varieties
6:00 Jimmy Fldler
5:1.5 Klamath lewatre Quia
6.30 Take a Number MBS
7:00 Dear Marev. It's Murrfaa una
naji 01 raniaay JOB.
7:93 News DLBS
a:oo Twenty Questions MIS
o:jq True or Felse MBS
9:00 Newipapor of the Air DLBS
9:18 SDorti Hall of Fama
0:30 Chlcaco Theater of tha AIR 1
10:30 Romantic Mooda DLBS
11:00 Iin Oil
KFJI - 1151 Ke. FIT ,
Monday, June 11
1:00 SunriM Serenade
0:30 Farmer's Jamboree ,
0:4A Sons of Tha Pioneers
7; Hem tngway Newt MBS
7.15 BresMast Gang MBS
7:30 Today's BMt Buy
9:43 First Edition of tht News
1:00 Cecil Brown MBS
8:13 Bob Greene Newt DLBS
8:20 Morning Melodies
S:25 Hellsrd Engla News MBS
:30 Break (ait Gang MBS
8:45 Vincent Lope Show
8:00 Rhapsody In Muilo DLBS
8:13 Singing Americans
8:30 Tex Beneke Show
8:43 Music of Manhattan
10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10:1ft Tello Test DLBS
10:;iO Your Navy Star Time
10:4S A Visit to LaPoinlea
11.00 Ladles ralr MBS
11:25 Sam Hayes News MBS
11:30 queen for Day MBS '
12:00 Tips from the Towa Shop,
12:1S Noonday Newa V
12:30 Best on Record "
12:4ft Farm and Market ftesrU
11:30 Klamath Notes
12:35 A Visit to Currln's
1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Lucky V Ranck MBS
2:00 News DLBS
2:03 Northwest News DLBS
2:15 MUbio DLBS S , , ,
2:25 News MBS
2:30 Warm Un Time MBS
2:35 Game of the Day Shreveport at
wnianuina vii mno
3:95 Camel scoreboard MBS
4:00 Let's Go To Town
4:18 Hemingway News MBS
4:30 Curt Massey Tim MBS
4:40 Sam Hayea, News MBS
8:00 Ricky Bequest
B:30 Wonderful City MBS
5:35 Cecil Brown MBS
8:00 Gabriel Htatler MBS
8:1S Klamath Theatre Quia
8:30 Around Town Newe
8:40 Something to Think AHeilt
0:4ft Sam Hayea, News MBS
8:35 Bill Henry MBS v .
7:00 Bobby Benson MBS
T:30 Hardy Family
8.00 Let Goorie O J MBS
8:30 U Never Know , .
8:43 Sports Report ' i
8:53 According to the Record ' ' ,
8:00 Newspaper of the Atr DLBS
8:15 Fulton Lewis Jt, MBS
8:30 Reporter's Round-up MBS
8:35 Titus Moody MBS
10:00 The Falcon MBS
10:30 Cokf Time with Eddie Fisher
MRS
10:43 Western Time
11:00 Night Owl Club
ii:30 sign off
KCNO - 67 Ke. PST '
.- Sunday, June tl
Alturas, Calif ernla
7:30 World News Reundup
7:49 Chapel In the Sky
0:15 Celvary Echoes
:0 Nawa. Band Muale
:4S Variety Soiree
:19 Ministerial Prolram
0:30 Church Directory ' , .
9.-4S Musie for Sunday
10:00 Newa, Calling All Dilvara Cali
fornia Sportsman
10:1B Navy Band
10:30 Chapel In tha Sky .
11:00 Concert Halt
13:00 Sports Page
13:05 Lake County News
13:10 Modoc Countv Newe
1J15 World News Xeundu
13:30 Parade ol Hits ,
13:40 Under the Capitol Dom"
13:43 AUer Theslre
13:M Mystery Tune
1:00 Top Ten Tune
1:43 Guest Star
S:00 News, the People Act.
1:30 errand of Mercy, Drama
3:00 News, rootball Scores
3:1S Proudly We HaU
3:43 News Roundup
4:00 ravorltea of the Fameua
4:30 Pop Hit Prerlew
4:40 News.
. 4:43 Coconut Orov Oreh,
00 Sign Ott
.Monday, June Zl
Allans, California
7 3 News
7:43 Farm Markets
CO Bulletin Bos, a
:1S Hollywood Serencdera
.TO Mid Morning Newa, Uasle
:43 Hsrmony Shop
:00 Musie with your Meals
:19 American roik Musle
30 Morning Melodies
10:00 Newa, Sports
10:13 Can Meetings
a Coni art Time
1:43 riesu Tints
Klamath Falls, Orts
AMERICAN CHINESI .
Fdt their ksstl
Mi. MM Fr OrJert T Telte Out
Ban 8. Let, Mqr.
11:00 News. Commentary.
11:15 Accent on Melody
11:30 Musical Roundup
11:45 Eddie Lamar
12:00 Sporta Page
12:03 Lake County News '
12:10 Modoo County News
12:15 World Naws Roundup '
12:30 Pared of Hits
12:40 Under the Capitol Dome
12:45 Alger Theatre
12:35 Mystery Tun .
1:00 Modoc Farm Advisor
1:15 Pastoral CsU
1:30 Organ Moods :
1:45 Melody Club
2:0O Newa
1:05 Listener's Choice
3:00 News-Sports
3:10 According t the Record
3:15 Jan Garber
3:30 Meet the Bend
3:45 Dining Slaters
4:00 Naws
4:15 Musle ef Daye Gone By
4:30 Pop Preview .-.
4:40 Newa.
4:48 Ren Saverd Ore.
1:08 Sign Off
Teamsters Hit
Airline Denial
SEATTLE m The Civil Aero
nautics Board's refusal to grant
United Airlines a license for non
stop flights from Scattle-Tacoina
and Portland to Chicago drew an
angry editorial blast from the of-
llcial publication of the APL Team'
iters Union in the Pacific North'
west Friday.
The Washington Teamster,
ingllng out CAB Member Joe Ad-
ail is lor particular criticism, called
for a presidential Inquiry into the
matter.
The editorial asked whether Ad
ams, former head of the State De
partment of Aeronautics." rcore-
sents the Interests of the public or
me interests ol Northwest Airlines,
The publication noted that Ad.
ams' appointment to tho CAB was
sponsored by Sen. Warren Magna
son (D-Wash.), who Is a stockhold
er In NWA which now provides
the only non-stop service between
the Northwest and Chicago.
The Union publication said North
west Airlines had shown it was in
capable of providing dependable
aervice to meet the needs of Seat-
lie. .. . . ........
The CAB. In denvin? United'., an.
plication,' said such competition
would weaken NWA's already weak
financial situation..
Unwed Mother,
10, Likes Her
Dollies Best
YOUNGSTOWN. O. Ml A 10-
year-old mother played with two
aous toaay in a home for unwed
mothers while welfare authorities
prepared to ofier her six-day-old
uuugiuer ior adoption.
The girl showed little Interest
In the baby and preferred the dolls
an urougne witn her when she en
tered the Florence Crlttenton Home
last February, said Mrs. Esther
omuuire, iionie superintendent.
Mrs. Stuhlfire said the baby
weighed Just an ouifce under six
pounas.- me mth-grode mother,
nuusej ruuiie was witnneld, was so
tense ana ingntened she was in
mwur oo nours,
' Father of the baby was a 50-
jwuia man who lived in the
same apartment buildlno- anH nra.
a close friend of the little mother's
suoicr parents, Mrs, Stuhlfire said.
e gin-mouier's birth date is
recorded as psb. 13, 1943. She is
icBi., uiree mcnen tall anri
v1 115 Pounds. The American
Medical Association in nhi..
said it knew of at least two Amerl
can girls of 10 who had children
uuuugn luu-ierm births.
Conyirtion Cost
Of Rosenbergs
About $150,000
WASHINGTON MV
mem has not yet tallied the full
cost of convicting Julius and Ethel
rwoeriDerg rs atom spies and send
ing them to the electric chair.
Justice Denartment. nffiniai. nni.
urday offered a "very rough esti
mate" that the bill will run some-
wucre around 91011,000.
This would cover th ai3rt..
of department attorneys especial-
y asaignea 10 the case, the print-
.k ui uncio ana similar expenses,
but not the operating costs of the
many courts which have dealt
with the case and other "Intami
ibles." .
A major Item of tha imn.
ment's expense is the approximate.
iy raa.iuo wnicn tne U.S. will pay
to the State of New York for keep
ing the couple at Sing sing for
more than two years. Tha agreed
rate was $40 ner aav. Mrs. B.m.
berg was the only woman in the
ucaw House, and authorities as
signed femaln suarrla nni moHa
other special provisions.
The U.S. will also onv Npw Vnrt
for a special fee for carrying out
the. execution, but officials said
they have not been odvlsed what
this will amount to.
Norman Ross, Disc-
Jockey, Dies At 57
a
CHICAGO 11 Norman Unas
radio and television disk iockev
for the National Broadcasting Com
pany, and one time holder of 7i
world swimming records, died last
night in a suburban Evanston
hospital. , -
A former newspaperman. Ross
once worked for the Portland Ore
gonlan, the San Francisco Exam
iner and the old Chlcnjo Journal.
Ha joined NBC . in 1933.
DIDN'T RISK SHAVE
8EATTLE W South Korea's
Premier Palk Too Chin got a hair
cut In Seattle Friday as he wait
ed between planes on his flight to
hla hnmalSIU il-nm WachimDnn
D.C. K
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
State Cops Kill
KG
HOOO KiViSR ifl Two state
patmlmeii shot and killed a ber.y
cker woo had blasted away at
diem In a two-gun frenzy Friday.
jOiIi patrolmen were wounded.
The dead man was Elmer R.
Jennings, t2, of Portland. He was
shot to death in the doorway: of
.us caoin on the . Claude Allcgre
farm south of ere. - -
bwalo follce Sgt. Carles U'Bcn
saia Allegre had asked lor some
one to laik with Jennings because
tne Old man went , about armed
uid tpoke ol being ready when the
Communists came to got him.
So Patrolmen Anton Krivak of
Hood River end Bernard Ross of
The Dal!;s went to the, farm.
Jennings greeted them at the
cabin door with a gun in each
hand. He shot first at Ross then
at Krivak. Both men returned the
fire and Jennings was felled with
six bullets in his body. . .
Neither of the Dollcemen was
badly wounded, hospital attendants
said,
CONTINUOUS FROM I2:45 P.M.
last time today!
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starts SUNDAY!
aw i-s i
1 hey slugged
their way
across
the blazing
African sands
.. a on their
hands,
knees.
beUies,
SHOR73-CARTOON-NEWS
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Open Daily at 7:00 p.m.
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LJENDS TONIGHTS
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RICHARD WIDMARK
"HALLS OF
MONTAZUMA"
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fk. "I'd Climb The
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Hollywood
' . .;
' t By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD W-They're -1a)k-ing
a new language in Hollywood.
Lingo used to bs limited to movie
talk like, "kill that baby" (turn
off a -small spotlight) and "light
the broad" (turn on a wide lighu.
But now you bear strange, new
uses for old words. (.-,
Part of this Is due to the advent
of 3D, which is developing a lexi
con all Its own. But I find that
they also talk a totally different
language in, television. My lexico
'apher Is Joe Bigelow, who Is
producing the new NBC snow,
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TOMORROWrAPVErJTUREf SPECTACLE! SAVAGE LOVE!
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Ta. etrrlfyiaa urwt
thoeibers f ule
B.ser , . .wh.r. a
t.vely wernan cjo.s
mod with poln and
fearl
SEE I
The lerrlble fa l. .1 Ihe
Pirate horde caught In
th. hotocauit ef a
Homing vokonlc
lanch.)
Broadening Its
, V
"Saturday Night Revue," starring
Hoaey Caruilcliael. Bigolow has
been forced to bone up on the TV
Jive In' orded to communicate to
his cast and crew, .,
Here sre some of the new words:
Goulash A variety ; show, like
Carmlcbael's revue.
Peasants Members of the TV
audience who wave their hands
the camera. . ,. , -Cat
call Audition for" chorus
girls.
Ulcer gulch Conference room
where the script la rehashed. '
Horror box TV camera.
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and huge cast P JIBIiWNtHMiHny' A '
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FRED MacMURRAY-VERA RALSTON
ROBERT DOUQIAS VOOR MelAGlEN a JOHN RUSSElt a (UDDY BAER
f MRMAS, J. . OkAMT WtTHEItS
Tongue With 3
.' 1 . ' n-itl
Train wreck A snow mat s a
mess.
Face factory Makeup room.
Marx-man Ad lib comic.
Living doll A gorgusus showgirl
who can't read lines. V
Idiot sheet-Cue card. .
Pright light Red light thst
shows which camera (s televis
ing; , , ,
Fishbowl Control booth, i :
Limbo stage area between' ac
tors and cameras.
Jockey Camera boom operator.
Mike monkey Audio room op
era tor,.
at
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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1953
- ffs Advent
- Shea's frtrt rnt Ttlai '-i'
oivc vw wv ama gai w
dressed, wearing too many flaTi
stones jthut burn ilie Scameritf j
Torture chamber BettaJ
loom for potential sponson,
RosselliDt A TV man whnia I
also works. "i
, Producer Bigelow alto diiil
mrmA that TV rni.lrnM. I wlVe4i
L1 " uave s lent
fnr anvhnHv ivhn te - ....
Product!
It's "the monster."
it
Hall can ruin a crop In a fe
utes. Insure with Hans NeraJ
enS DIh. CS BSLm. m mmmm