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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1953)
PAGE TWO (Radio K7LW 14M Kb PIT Friday Erenlnjr, June 28 . 00 ABC Playhouse ABC 8:30 Broadway la My But CPS , 7:00 Gillette Fllhla ABC 1.30 Laa Grllflth ABC : 1.D0 Michael Shayne ABC . S::(0 Family Skeleton CBS S:4S Johnny Mercer Show CBS :00 Owe Harriet t-M Concert of raorites 1S:0S 10 Pat Headlines 10:11 atawart Crals ABO 10:30 Bill's Bandstand Il:fl0 Sim Off Heart atuwmar It Sl- Oft , ErLVT 14N Ke. fT Saturday, June 17 00 Early Bird Newa S:0S Alarm Clock Club ' 6:30 Early Bird. T:O0 News Breakfait Edition Y:ll Charlie'-. Roundup. 1:M Neva ABC ' t: Weekend Sports Menu ABO : : Top of the Morning ' 8 00 Ncwa ABC 8 03 No School Today ABC 9:00 Fun For All CBS t:30 Spec Patrol ABC 10:00 Stara over Hollywood CBS 0:30 Meet the Miami CDS 11:00 City Hospital CBS 11:30 U.S. Army Band 11:29 Newa ABC 11:30 Flay Isnd U. S. A. ABC POORS OPEN 6,30 P M LAST 2 DAYS! FIRST Great Outdoor Epic 3 DIMENSIONS! Three, Stoocje ftiejgest Sioi : 3-0 comedy. 'Spooks!' CARTOON-NEWS inn npFN fi:3Q P.M. 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June 27 8:68 Sunrise Serenade 8:30 Farmer's Jamboree fl:45 Sons of the Pioneers 7:tf Hsmlngwaj Newa MBS 7:18 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:38 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Fimt Edition of the News 8 00 Best on Record 8:13 News DLBS 8:25 Holland Engle News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:45 Frank ie Lehie Show 9:00 Best on Record 8:15 A Visit to Currlns 9:20 Social Security 9:25 News MBS 9:30 Tips from The Town Shop 9:45 Musie of Manhattan 10:00 10 O'clock News DLBS 10:15 4-H Club 10:30 Strictly Dixie , . 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FIT f" AHurai, CalHornt Saturday June 27 7:80 Pop Muste 7:48 Fsrm Markets 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:15 Pee Wee Hunt 8:30 News, Band 8:48 Listening te Leber 8:00 Music With Your Msels 9:13 Small Fry 0:30 Teen Age Book Parade) 9:45 Seree Duore 10:00 News 10:08 Mr. Muggins Rabbit 18:30 Musie In the Modem U4 T 11:00 News UP Commentary 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Square Dance Tune 11:43 Tin Pan Alley 12:00 a ports page iz:ea L.aae county news 3:10 Modoe County News 12:18 World News Roundup 12:30 Perade of Hits 12:40 Under the Caoltol Demo 12:45 Alger Theater ia:M Mystery rune 1:00 News western caravan 1 1:18 Showtime Review 1:45 Marino Show 100 News 9:06 Listeners Choice 8:00 World News In Brief 3:06 Listeners Choice 3:30 Hollywood Calling 4:00 News end Sport 4.15 Flying Time 4:30 Disc Hit Prevue 4:46 Musie with Mantevani s oo m.n off 4:40 World News In Brief WATCH TIIAT CULTURE MOSCOW wi The Soviet Un ion's outstanding IdeoloRical and tlieoretlcal Journal carried a strong attack Thursday on "great power nationalism" and declared the USSR "must not fence Itself off from the culture of other nations'.' The artlclo In Kommunist (form erly Bolshevik) denounced "con temptible adventurers who have repeatedly attempted to touch off the flnmos or national hatred In the Soviet Union." starts SUNDAY! J CONTINUOUS FROM 12 43 P i Matinee Weekdays 1:45 o.m. ' I WALT DISNEY'S GREATEST i fvtng rour way ith ita wondrous Pirates, Indians live .-Li ,A ft ten f SONGS f Art Out of ADULTS T-erW. VV KIDDIES I rait WerUI ,:.AND ANOTHER A ntoe-um ADVSMTVftK HERALD mil Mi j, R I X ' '- 1 i.r... iiB)aaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaasaai .sr. i" 4 Falls Drum & Buglers Amaze Selves By Capturing Trophy By WALLACE MYERS Klamath Legionnaires last week took the first long step toward getting back In an old familiar rut The winning of the Legion's state championship for drum and bugle corps. Back In 1839. after the Klamath Corps had walked off with the championship five out of six years, winning permanent possession of the championship cup the Klam- athltes turned the cup over to Sa lem's Post 9 to be entered In com petition again. And the Klamath Corps disbanded, apparently to give other state posts a chance at the cup. Early last spring, as Legion naires here began planning for the state convention held here last sum mer, they decided to form another corps to take part in the conven tion. It was such a long shot that no one even mentioned the possi bility of recapturing the state championship with the new corps. Lucy, Ricky Being Treated Well By Old Employer. MGM Bv BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD IIP) Lucy and Ricky go around trie worm. That's among the future plans for Uie nation's most popular tv show, "I Love Lucy." It used to be considered treason ous to tnlk about TV: shows on sets of the major film studios, but th.it Is a thing of the past. MOM, the last bastion In the cold war M I 10 Never Land - end Mermaids! As long as you you'll never forget it! 4 ,1 Wilt Disneys I I I I PETER . -a TECHNICOLOR uVWMPH! j T awl m mint .t TECHNICOLOR . Wall On? rodvctlaM AND NEWS, KLAMATH 9 Hlllsboro's fine corps was the de fending champion and appeared headed for more championships. Hillsboro did win here again last year and Immediately began prep lng for the big third win this year which would give them permanent possession of the cup. But the Klamath Falls outfit de clared Hillsboro should at least be challenged and almost nightly re hearsals began here. At the Sea side state convention last week al most anyone except the Klamath corpsmen would have bet you the family jewels against a handful of stale popcorn that Hillsboro would waits to the third championship. But the Klamath Legionnaires blithely Ignored the form chart and snappily took the championshp away from Hillsboro. The new corps was organized here under leadership of Jack Ben nor, Warner Pett (musical direc tor!, Mike Elttrelm (drill lnstruc tor) and Post Commander Oleic Gallagher (drum major). against the new medium, has rolled out the green (red isn't pop ular here) carpet for two of Its former employes, Lucille Ball and Desl Arnaz. The redhead and the Cuban are making "The Long, Long trailer' and are being treated like Eliz abeth II and her duke. Fortunately for MGM, the Arnases are not the kind to take advantage of the hos pitality. When I saw the two top TV talents, I asked what new things were in store lor "I Love Lucy, "What's the matter don't you like the show the way It m?" asked Lucille, and I think she was kid' ding. "Nothing new for next season," replied Desl. "We've got 13 of the scripts ready now, and we ll have lots of funny stuff with the kid learning to walk and other things. We have a wealth of material we invent even touched yet. "But I have a plan for the season nucr next wnicn I nope I can ma teriaiize. I'd like to take Lucy around the world. Trie reason would be logical enough: Ricky's band could be booked for a world tour. Fred and Ethel Mertz would go along too. Think of the situa tions we could get into in all those countries! We could spend several wfss at my home In Cuba and so forth. "We would shoot backgrounds n all those places. Then we'd come back to Hollywood and do the In terlor scenes on the stage, as we do now. The exteriors would be screened before the audience, so we could get the laughs on the sound track. This has great pos sibilities." Lucille and Desl have their fu ture well planned. As soon as they finish their picture, they'll take off for a six-week rest at Del Mar with their two children. Then they begin the weekly grind of turning out tne TV films. They get a re cess from Dec. 15 to Jan. 15. They U tak their family to Hawaii where they've rented a house. r FALLS, OREGON jjro -vf ?'': f' THE OLD AND NEW and both championi. Top pictur shews the Klamath . Falls American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps in 1936, one of five yean the corps won the state championship. The mid dle picture shows the newly organised Klamath Falls corps which won the 'championship this yaar. Lower photo, shows Klamath Falls Commander and drum corps major, Dick Gallagher accepting the championship cup from Gov. Paul Patterson at the state convention this year in Seaside. Members of the 1936 corps are .11 to r) Dewey Powell, Tom Young (also a member of the new corps), Roy Holmes, Virgil Holmes, Clark Rawlingi, L. W. I Sharkey I Hutchinson, Basil Harris, Bob Fulton, Joe Sollenberger, Marion Green, Dr. Cooper, Elmer Lengmire, Henry Con radi, A. H. (Red) Bussman, Let Carr, Lee 1 McRober.ti, Roland Warren, Clyde Thompson, Carl Cook, E. (Dutch) Herschke, Julian Abbott, S. V. Pickett. S. R. Brown, Les Pope, C. B. Mor rison, Robert A. Thompson, Ray Bigger, G. C. Motley, Signe Pearson (drum major ette). Dr. D. D. Havens, corps member, was not in the picture. ... . i ' Members of this year's championship corps in the center photo are II to r) Jim Herbert, Red Schilling, Jerry Williams, George Baumgard ner, Joe Codgill, Stanley Ex ell, Tom Young, Steve Green, Richard Hannon, Clarence Adrian, Fran Otto, Mike Eivtreim, Richard Adrian, Bud Horn, Leon Adrian, Bud Steinseifer, Ted Otterbein, Warner Fett, Fred Fledtke, Robert Frederickson salut ing ) and Dick Gallagher (major with back to camera.) No Sign of Chicago Kidnaped Politician - CHICAGO WT A state legislator was kidnaped near his home two weeks ago and police, in an inten sive state-wide hunt, have found no trace of him or his abductors. Police' have established no mo tive for the abduction of Clem Graver,. 53-year-ald Republican state representative and 21st Ward j committeeman. . or CUSIIMI ciiritr Keeea Airofree1 Asst lewW ffce tL$$ 0tee4eMs ef Mawieng it aeee seal vsesee wks 4 ewKt-freaarewctefy Knee- ke Yea? Keeae Seee Cieanler k) yeef keese or office. For ceeeiosaes' ceesfefTf aacterfOtlas aarnw. mi.N: t"t" (MAP SHOE (mt J. 0. KENNITT 21S1 Orchard Ph. 8209 C. L. SORNAMANN Phone 9297 i 1 i V I ...inn., .irirt!--! NC's Senator Smith Dies WASHINGTON W) Sen. Willis Smith (D-NC), a strapping six footer woo won his Senate seat in 1950 In one of North Carolina's most heated political battles, died today at nearby Betnesda, Md., Hospltjrt'He was 65. DeatLs as attributed to coronary thrombosis. He had . suffered a heart attack early Tuesday and his family was at his bedslue when he died, his administrative assist ant, Jesse Helms, said. He died about 4:40 a. m. EST. Smith, a self-styled conservative, unseated Sen. Frank Graham, a noted liberal. In a hot fight, 'Peg ging his campaign on a platform of opposition, to some of former President Harry Truman's "Fair Deal" proposals. ' Rani Nerlaad Faon 2-z15. Fire Insurance. Up-to-the-minute around the clock! Starting Tomorrow! KFLW AND AIC RADIO NETWORK brought to you by your Chevrolet Dealer TO J la sr ISriillionthCeisbration BOYS! GIRLS! LOOK: Bring your Mother or Dad and get your "FLIP-FLOP" Mysttry Top Cascade 124 Ne, 4th World's Largest Painting Spread Out On Graded Lot BALTIMORE UV-The : world's largest painting labored over by 128 artists for four years was un rolled yesterday for the first time since 1933 and found to be In pretty good, shape. The 18,900 . square foot canvas was unveiled on an East Balti more lot for William Haussner, the restaurant man and art collector who bought it at auction last sum mer for 53,400. t . ' . , Yesterday was the first time he had seen' the painting, called Pan theon do la Guerre and created in tribute to the Allied victory In World War , I. , . There was " a relatively small hole in it, but the colors, costumes and faces of the 6,000 life-size fig ures in the panorama were in ex cellent condition. t The painting was last displayed at the Chicago World's Fair and, after a bit of travel about the coun try, was stored and forgotten until the auction. , Gef more P JEaeae Jaflrajs4af A abate C l TRUCKS buys a 1953 GMC Pickup with : 105 HP Valve-in-head Engine 8.0 to 1 Com pression Ratio "6-Footer" Cab 45-Ampere Generator Double-Acting Shock Absorbers : Recirculating Ball-Bearing Steering Self Energizing Brakes Synchro-Mesh Trans mission d-Ply Heavy-Duty Tires. ' ModollOl-22. DUAt-RANOf TKUCK HYDHA-MATIC anil olhef opllonol aquipment, decestories, slate and local taxes, if ony, additional. Prices mdy vary slightly In adjoining communities due to shipping chorgos. . 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