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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALI-S, OREGON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.1, 1001
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Tneadagr Errninf, October 11
8 no Storta Hlahllfhu
8:19 Horn Town New.
Vorl( New Summary
8:30 Buburnen serenea.
8:4S Headline Edition
(I u Comma Allractlona en ABC
1 00 Buu Adlam ABC
'arber,rton Hanr-onles
1 it National Guard Shim
8 00 Town Meetlne ABC
8:43 Tin Pin Alley
00 Proudly Wt Hall
8:30 Northweel ArtUU
10:00 10 P.M. Headline!
10:13 Dream Harbor ABC
10:30 Insomnia Club
11:00 News Summary
11.-03 Sun on
KFLW Wednesday, October 14
e oo Sim On Newt Summarx
8:03 Com In th Mora
8:45 rarm Faro
TOO Newt, Bafrt. Edition
t:13 Charl'e'a Boundup
T30 Bob Garred A Newt ABC
t:40 Top or th Momlni
l is Intlde Newi Hlywd ABC
1:00 Breakfast Club ABC
0:00 Hank Henry Show
0:30 Break the Bank ABC
10:00 Chet Huntley ABC
11:11 rne journe A1C
10:30 My True Story ABC
10:53 Edward Arnold ABC
11:00 Betty Crocker ABC
11:15 Stop Shop
11:30 Afalnit Storm ABC
11:43 Musical Roundup
11:33 Market Report
1200 Newa. Noon Edition
13:15 Payteat Sidewalk Show
12.30 Ted Malone ABC
12:43 Jack Berch ABC
1:00 Paul Harvey ABC
1:13 Victor Llndlahr ABC
1:30 The Perfect Husband ABC
2:00 Basin Briefs
2:13 Accent on Melody
:30 Mary Marlln ABC
2:43 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC
3:00 Easy Listenln'
3:13 When Girl Merrlea ABC
2:30 Mary Marc. JdcBrid. ABC
4 00 Reouestfully Yours
300 Mark Trail ABC
8:23 Victor Borre ABC
3 30 Chet Huntley ABC
3:45 It'e Mov'e 'rtliw
O0 Sporta HifhlKhu
2:15 Home Town News
6:25 World Newa Summary
6:30 Suburban Serenade
6:35 Coming Attractlona on
7:01 The Lcn Banner AWC
T:30 Mystery Theater ABC
8:00 The Top Guy ABC
8:30 Rorue's Gallery ABC
8:00 Time for Defense ABC
8:30 Curtain Call
10O0 10 P.M. Headlines
10:13 Dream Harbor ABC
10:30 Insomnia Club
11:00 Newa Summary
U03 SKn Off
ABC
KFJI 115 Ko-PST
! Tuesday Evening, October 21
COO Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:13 Klam. Theater Quia
6:30 Around Town News
6:43 Sam Hayes News MBS
6:33 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Who's Who
7:15 Medal of Honor
7:30 Count of Mont Criito MBS
7:45 LaPointes
2:00 Sonf of Liberty MBS
8:30 Behind the Story MBS
2:43 Heidelberg Harmonalres
6.00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
2:13 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS
8:30 Official Detective MBS
8:35 3-Mlnutt Final MBS
10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS
10:15 Peter Salem MBS
10:43 Here's to Vets
11:00 Night Owls News
llOS Night OwU Club
12:00 Sign Off ,
KFJT Wednesday, October Z4
6:00 Musical Reveille
8:00 Hemingway Newi MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
8:30 Newa
7:43 Best Boon
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By MARJ0RIE 0VGARD
"A m 8 r I c e's Town
Meeting" tonight, pre
ssnre eliKunioii of "Is
American Youth Accept
ing Rnpentibtliry?" in
cooperation with the No
tional Convention of Girl
Scouts of America. Affir
mative spaaktr will ba
Edward Weeks, editor of
' Atlantic Monthly, and tha
opposing viewpoint will
ba aired by Merle Miller,
noted author and former
associated editor of Har
per's Mogosins. 8:00
p.m., tonight.
Northwest Artists"
heard Tuesday nights ot 9:30,
will tonioht present Rex John
- Underwood, violinist, accom-
' ponied by Aurora Underwood, pionist, ploying the Pagonini Caprice.
' Brunetto Mozzolini, soprono, will sing Bizet's Ouvre ton Coeur, pnd
Lome Munroe, cellist, will bring you Brohms Sonota in Minor. The
program is a public service feature of the U. of Portlond School of
Music.
Dr. Miriam Theresa Roonay, Dean of Studies at the Law
School of Seton Hall University, Nawark, N.J., will be saluted
as "Woman of the Week" on Den McNeill's "Breakfast Club" .
; , tomorrow morning. Dr. Roonay has tha distinction of being tha
;' only woman law-school dean In tha United States . . . And,
- (peeking of tha "Breakfast Club", "Clowning" Sam -Cowling's
v ' shiny, . . er, shining face smiles at us today from this column.
.They're always picking on Sam . . . Seems he storied out on the
U . "Breakfast Club" as one of singing trio. World War II ra
. . dueed the trio to duet, then to a solo, so Sam turned to quips,
, rather than music. Occasionally, ha does sing on tha program
though, usually a duet with Aunt Fanny.
"Time for Defense" celebrates its second onniversory with o
speclol variety show on tomorrow night's progrom. Roy Milland will
be heord In a dramatized vignette, Sid Caesar, television comic, will
lotlrlze a movie version of on aerial dogfight, ond the famed Sing
ing Sergeants will be heord singing. "Time for Defense", the pro
gram thot presents history while it is still hoppening, Is presented by
the ABC Public Affairs Deportment, In cooperation with the Depart
ment of Defense. 9:00 p.m. Wednesdoys.
8:00 Cecil Brown MHS
S:I5 BreftkUat Gang MPS
S.3 Blbl Institute MRS
00 Homcmakeri Harmon.
913 Morning Concert
9 M Sou ot pioneer
945 FavortW ot Yctnly
10:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
10 IS 1to Tr.t UBS
10:30 LaPolntet
10:45 Concert
10 A0 Curr.ni
10:55 Netvi MBS
11:00 ld.a Fair
11:39 Nw MBS io
11:30 Quetn for Day MBS
13:00 Nam Band
11:30 Dance Tunei
12 55 Newa , m.,
1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Tun Trt
1:55 Local Newt
3 00 News MBS
3.05 Mulc
3:13 Platter Party
2:40 Talk Back MBS
3:43 Answer Man MbS
3:00 Ktckya Request
4 00 Fulton Lewis Newi MBS
4:13 Hemingway News MBS
4 M Speed G.oaon .MBS
4 45 Sam Hayes News MBS
3.-O0 3000 Pus MBS
5: Clyde Bealty MBS
5:53 Tex Fletcher MBS
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theater qui (
6:30 Around Town New r
6:45 Sam Hayes Newt MBS
6:53 BUI Kcnry MBS
T OO Guest Star
7:15 Rocket Ridin Time
T:30 Cisco Kid MBS
aiOWha.'s Nam' of Sne MBS
6.30 Behind the Story MBS
8:45 Heidelberg Harmonaires
9-00 Glenn Hardy New MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
.- Wrestling
9:33 5-Min. Final MES
10:00 Wrestling
1013 I Love Jt Mysterr
10:30 International Airport MBS
U.-Cl Xtrhl Owls Vewt
11:03 Night Owls Club
13:00 Sign OH
Square Dance
Set Tomorrow
em.acA ilanM f i c In the" TP 1
both besinners and experts, will
have a chance to show their skill
tomorrow night at Keno when Mel
Dav calls a dance there.
Day. a ijrraauate 01 rappy
chav-. incfittit for sauare danc
ers at Colorado Springs, is one
Ot UlC ucai ui um; ... k . "
ica im nntrh snuare lor Wed
nesday. In addition to auenainn
the scnooi uay nas conaucica mu
of his own Institutes in Boise, has
i. tn- TmruiriAl AnH is
111 UUC muiua . .
co-author with Jere Long o( a book
on calling.
The dance win be held at 8:30
in itm,i with nv ns the
giiest caller of Allen Howard and
the Keno square nance ctuu.
Youth Begins
Life Sentence
ALBANY. W A 15-year-old boy
began a life prison sentence in the
Oregon penitentiary today.
He is Charles Raymond Shlves
of Sweet Home who yesterday en
tered a plea of guilty to second
degree murder in the Labor Day
shooting of Herbert Ingram. 19.
.rirrnit Judtrei Victor OlUver ac
cented the reduced plea when
Shives appeared in court for ar
raignment on a first degree mur
der charge.
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klamatk auj. enooa.
AMERICAN CHINESE
Faoda at rMi kesti '
Ph. 49 Fw Orden To Tk Ot.
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
Sam Cowling
News of Stanwyck, Taylor
Exciting Even to Barbara
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD, NEA BrhlnC
the Screen: A reconciliation for
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert
Taylor?
Barbara looked blank when )
asked her aoout the repeated kt&t
aiil make up rumors, and said
"Tnere's noUUnu to them. Every
day I read something new about
us. You know something it's even
exciting reading for mc."
Barbara a just started "uiasn isy
Nlsht." with Bob Ryan and Paul
Douglas as her loadrng men, lot
Wald-Krasna at RKO. cine marriec
Paul and then discovers she's In
love with Ryan.
The studio sent the love triangle
plot to the censors for, approval.
lury ueiiiiuiucu viity virc
change." Barbara whispered It
with a smile. "They said I couldn't
smoke in bed."
Television for Barbara?
"Everybody snys to me. 'Nat
urally, you've turned down TV."
You know someuung no one nas
ever asked me to be on TV."
Guy Madison and Barbara Pay
ton will make personal apoear
ances with "Drums iu the Deen
South." but not together. His agent
and manager vetoed the idea of
Wild Bill Hickok and Wild Bar
bara Payton taking bows from the
same stage.
Buster Crabbe. who has been
swimming in a pool of TV green
barks In New York, will star in
a Columbia seVial, "King of the
Congo."
Bill Henry, with the Pacific fleet
writes that those nervous break
down rumors started when he was
hoopitalired for a slight eye in
Jury. He's okay and "never felt
better."
It will be Piper Laurie as Prank
Sinatra's leading lady in his next
UI movie.
Shelley Winters is saying that
she'd rather take a suspension.
Hedy Lamarr's medics have
warned her out of Mexico tor
health reasons. Hubby Ted Stauf
fer is liquidating his tamaleland
interests and will go Into business
in Hollywood.
Betty Hutton's new role of a
glamor doll in "The Greatest Show
on Earth and "Somebody Loves
Me." should write finis to the
slam-ban?, willy-nilly chsrater
rut usually ploughed up for her
at Paramount.
Even C. B. DeMille is shouting
the new Hutton's praises, advising
her:
"You've stepped up. kid. Don't
ever let 'em push you back again."
Betty's reaction to DeMille:
"What I learned about acting
from that man! He did things to
me inside."
Wrestler Tiger Joe Marsh, nix
ing a grapplintr tour tor a role
in a Fox Movie: "The studio of
fered me a much better script."
Rosalind Russell's decision to
move to New York for a big whirl
on TV climaxes two years of film
Inactivity and a waiting period that
almost broke her hetrt. He' m-r-
riage to Freddie Brisson, by the
way. is not on the rocks, as re
ported, but solid.-.'
George Raft Is no for a new
TV series titled. "The Hoofer."
About a former vaudeville dancer
who becomes a Broadway detec
tive. Abortion Doctor
Sentenced
PORTLAND. Wl A Portland
physician, Dr. George H. Buck,
convicted of manslaughter by abor
tion, yesterday was sentenced to
five years In prison and fined
$1500.
His attorney, Ralph Moody.
Salem, filed a notice of appeal to
the state supreme court. Moody
asked and was granted until De
cember 10 to prepare a bill of
exceptions.
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Mark down "The Ollda Gray
Story" as a movie marquee at
actica for mi. Agent Helen Alns-
wortii has asMmiett writers to
Ollda and Is alrerily talking dol
ars and cents to major studios.
Tha Kenneth Tribfx dlsannearinff
act at RKO even ho stutiio Hi
nders putilrd. He clicked as the
Air Force captain in "The Thing,"
ut hasn't anuearrd in front of
Ji camera since. The studio also
tumhig down all loau-out of
iers four to date.
I wanna-be-iii-thr-movlrs dept.:
When Samuel Ooldwyn's "I Waul
You" was sneaked In Santa Uiu
bara, a group of guls from a Hut
or college sent in their reactions
to the picture. Hull ol thrtn en
closed their phoiograplts. Just in
ca earn was interested.
It's Just a lo-pwi. says Gregory
Peck, that he's Hollywood's chump
In the I-turii-dowiKicrlpla league.
"I probably don't turn down as
many as. Cary Grant or Gary
Cooper," Peck told me. "It's Just
mas i try to avoid repeating a
role. When I did 'Keys to The
Kingdom.' they sent me a barrel
of religious scripts.
"Alter 'Spellbound.' everybody
wanted me to play more pscycho
loglcal parts. I sot a bunch of
tired cowooy scripts after Tne
uunngliter.' Now I'm getting Bib
lical stories tossed at me. 'King
Solomon and Uie Queen ot Sheba'
It hasn't been offered to me and
I wouldn't do IU There's no ting
to repeating a role.
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Troops Stalk
Red Killers
SINGAPOr.E. IT)- Gurkha sol
diers fought their way In heavy
tropical rains through Ilia dense
Jungles of cent, ill Malaya today.
close on the trail of Communist
guerrillas believed responsible for
inn Killing ot uriii.Mi High loin
mtssloner Sir Henry Otirncy.
The force of nearly 3000 troops
guns, rules and grenatlea Irom tne
area ot Paining still o In which the
hunt was underway.
The Gurkhas found new camps
abandoned by the flrrlng Reds.
They now appeared to have only
a three-hour lead on their pursuers.
Royal air force planes bombed and
strafed suspected Bed flight routes,
of the "Malayan republic libera
tion army. '
Big rewards were olfrred tor
their capture. '
U. Col. A. K. Crookjhsnk dl-
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