Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 24, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKttON WEDNESDAY, (HTOIWIt 21, lll.-.i Radio KKJI MM Kc PbT Wednraday Krenlnr. October 21 B OO Oabrltl Heatltr MBS I 15 Klamath ThNur QuU ' fl 30 Around Town New 6.49 6am Hayca Nrwa MBS e .M DDI Htnry MBS 7 00 Bright Star 113 ftockat Ridln Tlmt 7 30 Claco Kid MBS . BOO Whata Nam Son MBS 8 30 Behind The Story MUS Q:4S Heidelberg Harmonalre 9 00 Glenn Hardy Newi MBS ; o:is Fulton Lawia Jr. 0 30 Wreatllng B !S 5-Mtn. Mml MBS 10:00 Wreatttng 10:15 I Love Myttcry 10:30 I nlr nation. Airport MBS 11:00 Night Owla Nwi 11:05 Night Owls Club . 1200 Sign Off KFJ1 1150 Kc PST ThuritUy, October JW ' S 00 Musical Revcllta 100 Hemingway Newi MBS T:1S Biakfait Gang MBS 7:30 Newt ' 7:45 Bt Buyi B:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8 15 Brcakat Gang MBS - 8:30 Haven of Beat MBS ' 9.H0 Homemakers Harmonic ' 9:15 Marlon from Miller 9:30 Soni of Pioneers 9:45 Familiar Favoritca ' 10 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 10:15 Tello Teat 10:30 LaPolntei 10:45 Miniature Concert 10:50 Helen Doeg 10:55 News MBS 11:00 Ladles Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 News Headlines 12:30 Your Dance Tune 12:45 Market Livestock 12:55 News MBS - I M0 Jack Kirk wood Shew MBS 1:30 Tune Test - 1:55 Loral New 3 00 News MBS 3:05 News 3:15 Platter Party 3:40 Talk Back MBS 3:45 Answer Man MBS . 3:00 Ricky's Request . 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Speed Gibson MBS 3 00 Challenge of Yukon MBS 5:30 Sky King MBS 5:55 Tex Fletcher MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heattcr MBS 6:15 Klam. Theater Quia 6.50 Around Town News 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Harmony Time 7:15 Sports Album 7:30 Mysterious Traveler MBS 8:00 Tartan MBS 8:30 Behind the Story MBS 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Rod and Gun Club MBS 9:55 5-Min. Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:13 Murder by Experts MBS 10:45 Drivers Playhouse MBS 11 KM Night Owls New 115 y.ght Owl Club 12.-00 Sign Off. KFLW 145 Kc PST Wednesday Erenlnf October M 6 00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 World News Summary FASHION CLEANERS Ph. 5563 W It. Ilk Ha m FrM Pick-tip ft Delhraryt C U Tadaj Ott Im 4-Bnr SfeeJal Santo WeGiveS&H Green Stamps , Something New at ClU,o9o 1 Kjw 500 Jjog 6:30 huhurban Serenaue a:4 neanune Eamon ABC 6 55 Coming Attractions on ABC T OO The Lone Ranger ABC 7 30 Mystery Theatre ABC It ,i , vip C'v AB' 30 Rogi' Gallery ABC 9:00 Time for Defense ABC 9 30 Curtain Call 10.00 10 P M Headlines ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11.05 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Thursday, October 25 6:00 Sign on News Summary 6:05 Corn In the Morn. 6 45 Farm Fare T OO News BkM Edition 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Gar red & News ABC 7-40 Top of the Morning 7 55 Inside News Hlywri ABC 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley, News ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10 30 My True Siory ABC 10 55 Edward Arnold ABC 11:00 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop At Shop 11:30 Jimmle Fldler 11:25 Stop & Shop 11:30 Against the Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 11 55 Market Report 13:00 Noon Edition News 13:15 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 12:30 Ted Malone ABC 12:45 Jack Bwfc Show ABC 1:00 Paul Harve ABC 1:15 Victor Lindlahr ABC 130 The Perfect Husband ABC 3.00 Baitn Briefs' 2:13 Accent on Melody 3 30 Mary Marlln ABC 3 45 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC 3 oo F-y Listenin 3:15 When Girl Marries ABC 3 30 Mary Mar Mc Bride ABC 4 DO Requestfully Yours 5:00 Fun Factory ABC 5:30 Cket Huntley ABC 5:45 Movie Time 6:00 ft t Highlichts 6:15 e Town News 6:25 . orld News Summary 6:30 Suburban Serenade 6.45 Headline Edition ABC 6 55 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 Mr. President ABC 7:30 Barbershop Harmonies 7:45 Football Warm-Vp 8:00 Orlg. Amateur Hr. ABC 8:45 Jimmy Nolan's Songs 9:00 Operation Dixie ABC 9 30 Cone, of Europe ABC 10.00 10 P M Headlines 10:13 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11 :00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off Fizz Treatment Too Tough LOS ANGELES, (.fl A squirt ol Ilzi in the physiognomy is funny m the films. Bui when Dep. Sheriff Edward Hout fuzed the phizzes of a cou ple of men who were a bit fuzzy around the edges, he used not seltzer water, but a fire extinguish er. .'That's no way for an officer to revive a drunk, said Sheriff Eu gene Biscailuz Tuesday, and he gave Koutz a suspension. Egg Fight Said Fatal to Man VANCOUVER, B.C., (.fl Winfred Staniill Young, Portland, killed a man following an argument over poached eggs, an assize court Jury was told yesterday. Crown Prosecutor Thomas F. Hurley said he will attempt to prove that Young fatally stabbed Joseph Ferguson at Ocean Falls, B.C.. June 26. They were aboard the U.S.S. Washington. Hurley said they fought after an argument "dealing with poached eggs." I for the first time ever . . . at the lowest price ever! u BULOVA Wt WATCH THE STARS WEAR I 4 Moin St. lECISTCIED JEWEUI 1 milieu til lotmr Benny's Maxwell to Make Bow on Television Screen HOLLYWOOD, (NEA Exclu sively Yours: Jack Ucnny, moving into TV with six shows this season instead of the previously an nounced four, will unveil his fam ous wheeling Maxwell on his first west-to-east live telecast Nov, 4. But the veteran prop's days are numbered. Jack whispered to me, and he's thinking about trading the old car in steady yourself on a 1963 Cadillnc. Claims Jack: "I can get Just as many laughs keeping it polished and worrying about scratches." Jack plays himself in a three minute bit Ui Betty Huttons "Some body Loves Me." the film biogra phy of Blossom Secley. Introducing Blossom to a 1831 vaudeville audi ence, he says: "You know. I Just celebrated my 39th birthday." Producers Oeorge Sen urn and William Perlberg paid Jack S5 (or the one-dny job with the comic quipping: "I kept blowing my lines trying to stretch it into two days and $110." Jack's TV blueprints for him self: "If the dialog's funny, you don't have to gel involved in too much action. I'm going to do tots of monolgues." Then he wailed: "It's glng to be tough. I'm the only comedian who has always remained in character. Now I cr.n never step out of it. Even on TV I have to stay in character." There's a buss around the Fox lot that Hildegarde Nelf and Direc tor Anatole Lltvak were secretly wed In Europe. She's Ty Power's leading lady in "Diplomatic Cour ier.". . .Now It's the -H 'clubs as the theme of a Hollywood musi cal. MOM will do it under the title of "Blue Ktbbon." Mario Lanza's bathroom scale now reads 301 pounds down S3 from his pre-diet figure. He says he'll shed 10 more before starting his next MGM picture, in one scene o' which he has to strip to the waist. Sign In a San Fernando valley barber shop: "Hair stylist for musicians, ac tors and wrestlers." Paramount is bending a more willing ear to Ray Millands plea for a chance to become a director. Sally Rawllnson. daughter of silent star Herbert Rawlinscn. is in the new line of chorus dolls at a Las Vegas hotel. . .CBS has giv er. Cy Howard the green light o whip up TV and radio versions of his film hit. "That's My Boy." GENERATOR BIDS PORTLAND, (sV-A British com pany yesterday submitted the low bit of $3,236,030 for three power generators for Lookout Point dam in the Willamette valley project But the firm, English Electric Co. of Stafford, may not get the con tract. The corps of engineers re ported that the British firm said it would not be able to complete installation of the generators until nine months after the specified completion date, November 1, 1954. The next lowest bid, submitted bv the General Electric Co.'s Portland office, was $66,733 higher. But GE would be able to meet the com pletion date. Gas in electric light bulbs is be low atmospheric pressure when the bulbs are cold, but when they heat up the gas expands and thj pressure is about that of the at mosphere around the bulb. Phone 3151 IMUIOCl FEDEBALT The mother of Joan Harlow re- DOr(& ttritlh IT. Ml. Uiril lui. n.i.,.. ed an antique shop near Palm niai spoiuitms personal Be longings of the star. The big news from UIs annual stage showcasing o( its young tal ent Is that Tony Curtis proved to a snow-me Hollywood audience that his acting ability Is, more spec tacular than his upsweep pompn. dour. He came through like u young John Oarlteld. Johnson, private eve. reporting: I crashed Red Bkcllims tcrrlllo first TV show disguised in the bar bershop floor sweepings right after Adolph Menjou and his elenn up per Up got up from Uie chulr. Is TV going to be murder for movie stars? Not for Red, kiddies. Nobody blew his derby, screamed (or ox ygen or dived Into a stretcher. There's more Fourth o( July on a Shelley Winters set. Red, everyone said, would be nervous. I waU'hrri him II vml call chewing a clear ne rvousne.-w I Bctte Davis should be so culm. He was purring like Rhubarb In a liv er factory. "You feeling all right?" I asked him Just before he got his cam era's cue. "Fine." beamed Red. "No nerves?" -Naw.'" tween Harry Owens Is the reason for Hilo Hatues absence from his TV program. Happily married Lisa Kirk on Hollywood wolf bowlings alter her night club opening: "I don't know how an unlisted number was traced bv so many men with listed reputations." "Tfcji nr.ntncl Oinw ah C-n...!." will be Cecil B. DeMllle's longest mm since "tub King o( Kings." The completed version runs 3 hours ttliH 3fi ttilnitti. Ttw.rA' an .ln- ute musical score more music wan mosi musicals. ' burn toMiliwi U---- "fc"-V USi, IN THE UNTAMED,, fM Tl TtuM ! I WWI1W'V ...u ia.w wrva.a j7 ' I I RAYMOND" IVIASSEY V J J ;:Bh nARRYl F 71MKK ROAD SHOW CNCAOIMf N1 THREE PERPORMAHCES DAILY .1 2.00.7.00.9:1 J THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY ' A0UtT II-JO-CMII.BHM 10. Hr MANY KtiAN "It's all over now." Yes, the Catholic Northwest press conference for high school Journalists haa un fortunally come to s close for another year. But the memory ol it will linger on In the lunula ol SUA deleitatci, Marlrno Mingo, Eleanor McKtlllp. and Mary Eguu. The Jumbled consensus ol (lie girls was, "I never realised I could learn so much 111 two days Hint seemed liko two hours and have fun at the sumo time." At the banquet held the last night ol the conference Mary Egnn wus awarded a certificate ol merit for the best news story submitted In class B. Lots and lots of things happened at the Pep-dub meeting held yes terday. Naturally alter the 38-13 victory over the K. U. Wildcats the spirit of the girls Is soaring. As a result thev are planning a rally for this Friday In an attempt to keep this spirit alive In every, one against the Chlloquln Punthers. "Would you like to learn how to square dance?" This Is the ques tlon Pep Clubbers are asking each other as temporary plans for a square dance are underway. This event will take place early In No vember at the home of l.lndu Fu lls, a Pep club member herself. All Pep club members and their dates are Invited to this new and different "Barn Dunce." The annual ham dinner for I he athletic fund will lake place this Thursday in the Parish hall. This affair Is sponsored by the Moth ers' club. Students, faculty and all Trojan boosters hope that you will do your best to support this luno tlon. It's hard to realize thnt SUA students huve been In school al most nine weeks. But It's a wonder ful feeling, too II there weren't such things as quarter exums. Watch out students, they're "a-comln-up' next week I . . I OUTLAW MEN...and BEASTS tuIL4'" urn u AVk i V-.vrj s,..,s, ,. Yitta torn StiltM w l fiiB ui .a .. . v ii iii m i -.a w law" iiriinu i it i i w mt m i ii "v j dr tv ,mt : ' " makfcr" . iiibiiiii iriiiii Escapee Kills Officer, Dies PETERHIIURO, Va , li-A badly wounded mental Institution escap ee, shotgun null cradled In his arms, was killed lata yesterday by a (usillado ol bullets that rniled a (even-hour gun battle hi wln-h a stale police Investigator was Mum aim sis ouier persona wort hurt. Police shoi Herbert Johnson. S7. year-bid Negro, alter storming an unoccupied two-story farm house In whirl) he hud taken refuge following his (light from (he near by Central State hospital. ONK I.KKT Johnson hnd one shell lelt In his gun mid was still on his feet when 10 olllcers ended the siege by mov ing 111 under clouds ol tear gas and a withering barrage of cov ering (lie from nn armored cat circling the building. The ufllcera, on the lower floor, spotted Johnson upstairs through Flames Sweep Hospital DALLAS, ir A four-alarm fire swept the entire lllth Hour of the west wing ol St. I'aul tienrral hos. pllal shortly alter midnight. Nu in juries were reported. All patients were evacuated. The lire apparently Marled In the slslers durmlttiry which occu pies the fifth floor of tliul wing of the Catholic hospital. I MY VmlONITtFM&h kind p J holes made by lire liom their rlut guns. Iwu ol them died. Johnson 1011. Until Unit lime, police hud been haru-iiensed to slay out ol range us Johnson Hied at them with a gun he Is believed to have found in the residence Just uller ho lied Uie hospital. Investigator Wallace M Hlinpson, 31). was killed by a shut Hum Iho winnow its he tried to rusii ino house. Two other oltlrern wcio wounded slightly as Ihey tried to ! recover Simpson's body. 1 Also wounded timing the siege. In which Johnson held nil some 3Q olllcers, wero two putleuts and two hospital employes. lllKATINII M' Johnson, a patient nt the litis pllal about six years but not re garded ns u mental case with crlm. lual tendencies, had been under tieulinenl In u ward. He recently was allowed lu dig potatoes on the prison luriii. Angered yesterday morning when ho was given deliulle working In structions, Johnson (led. Thru he holed up In the house. Ham Norland !7 I'lue K. Klre lusiiranre. You'll el ants from her nce! it on her woyl Ktiikf Wiillin ----- -r - s Crejof), Peek, MP Mill. CsIIm UWx If AM Tvchnlcolof "1 PROGRAM f wm MM -JB.- ( A ' I CXas: u a f u oas fmnm I MYRNA LOY I ROBERT MITCHUM f. JOKN STirN&ECK'S TfteltedPbn, Added COLOR CARTOON loi tht Scuen by PHILIP DUNNE ft wm Eegl. Cleih-i...,old by Rgdy', Klamath Foils, 11 lalta ton hllhMn i. - . , . . - If wvwij mans wararoot , , , aaviift , !),,, ond Botli.hebo"