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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY. (XTf)HKH 27, J 0,1 PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHEOON L KFLW 14M KcPST ' Saturday Evenlnr. October XT 00 BporU HlfhltfliU tl M'W Town Ntw - 38 World Nw. Sum miry 30 ftcl net Editor ABC 43 Words of Uf f 00 Mr. District Attr. ABC T il Music J0 Barbershop HirmontM 1:4 Advn. Yr. HeriUft , 00 Th lon Rnfr ABC 30 Defense Attorney ABC 0:00 Dancing Party ABC t M Tlsno pUyhouia ABC 0 00 10 pm. HMdllnos 10:15 Danctnf Party ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Nws Summary , 119 tfn Off KPLW 145 Re PST Sunday, October M 40 News ABC , t- U Morning Song ABC 1 I 30 Light and Ufa Hour ABC 00 Calvary Echo IS Chaptl In Shy X Ngro Colltg. Choir ABC 10:00 Sunday Niwi Special ABC 10:11 Brunch Tin ABC J 030 National Vwpm ABC II. -oo Praabytman Church 100 ChrUUan in AcMod. ABC JSJ0 Around tha World ABU J:00 Old Fashioned Ravtval t,00 Vole ol Prophecy ABC S-90 Graauat Btory ABC BOO Hour ot Decision ABC Marines In Review ABC 0 V. S, Navy Band 4 IS Jimmy Ttdler . 4 Sammr Kaya Serenade ABC Q SUp the Music ABC Sunday, October St , 10 Walter Wtnchell ABC IS Louella Parsons ABU 6:30 Cascading Rhythm 7:00 Home Town News 1:10 World Newa Summary 115 Serenade in Blue Ted Mack Pam. Hr. ABO g:00 Drew Pearson ABC :15 Men. Morning Hdlnt ABC i 30 Walter WincheM ABC t:43 Chet Huntley ABC t:O0 Stage 93 3040 10 P. M. Headlines 1015 Ceo. Sokolaky ABC 10:30 Claremont Orch. ABC 1140 Newa Summary 1144 Sign Off KFtiW 145 Kc PST Monday, October 29 40 Sign On New Sum. 45 Corn in the Morn 6 43 Farm Tare T:Ot Newa Break fait td. 1:15 Charlie Rouoqup 7:30 B Oarred fc New ABC 1:40 Top of the Morning T 53 Inside Newa HUrwtf. ABC 40 Breakfast Club ABC 40 Hank Henry Show Break the Bank ABC 1040 Chet Huntley New ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10 JO My True Story ABC 10:53 Edward Arnold ABC f 1:00 Batty Crocker ABC Dramas Are Fine but Ann Blyth Seeks B ERSXINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD, (NEA) Anni Blyth, who has the gams and I curves lor It, has slipped the word : to her studio bosses and agents that she'd like a whack at a typ ical Betty Orable musical frolic. Scanty costumes, singing, danc ing ana all. Getting ready for the heavy his trionics with G.egory Peck In "Tne Worlu In His Arms,'" Ann confided Tm grateful for my wonaertul dramatic chances. But I keep hint ing lor musicals. I've kept up my vocal lessons and I could brush up on my dancing with a little prac tice." Tricar Rcriren's burning over the army a cancellation ot nis tnree wMtt tour of camps. His radio cnMtnr WAS readv LO pick UP the cneck for the entire junket but at the last minute, army uc cided they might be criticized be cause ol the commercial tie-up. Ella Raines has made New Year's Day reservation at a New York hospital for the stork's land ing. It's their first for Col. and Mrs. Robin Olds. . -No truth to ' those Peggy Lee-Dave Barbour re conciliation stories. . .David Nlv- . en's first novel, "Once Over Light ly," hits the stands Nov. 12. , Maybe Hollywood's "live" Inva sion of the hinterlands to hypo ."Movletime U.S.A." wasn't such a good Idea after all. The meet - the - people tours, dreamed up by the exhibitors, , have brought a fine reaction to the movie 'Contingents in some cities and horrible public relations in ethers. - The pelting of Dorothy ("I just forgot to duck") Lamour, Director Alfred Hitchcock and Debra Paget with limes at Brockton, Mass. the crowd objected to an hour and a half, delay in getting the pro gram under way and a plea for "no autographs" was a sour note Bollywood could ill afford. Preview Note: Paramounts "De- . KLAMATH FALLS. OSCGO. AMERICAN CHINESE 'odi el rMr fcestt fa. 44M fl Oram Te Teke Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. FASHION CLEANERS Ph. 5563 WSa.1t Free Pick-up 4 Delivery! la Teaay OM Tstiiw O 4-Beer Iteeial terrtn We Give S&H Green Stamps A eBd B PAINT STORE 1229 E. Mom 11:15 Slop and Shop li:jo Afimii Sturm ABC 11:43 County Agent Speaks 11 53 Market Report 1340 Noon Edition New 13 13 Tavlen Sidewalk Show 13 M Ted Malone ABC 13 43 Jack Berch ABC 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 113 Victor Lindlahr ABC 1 .10 Perfect Husband ABC 140 Basin Briefs 3:13 Hime Dem. Agent J 30 Mary Marlln ABC 3 43 Bom Evelyn Winter ABC 300 What Amer. Was Play. 3 13 Whn Ctrl Marries ABC 3 30 Mary Marg. McBrldo ABC 4:00 Requestfully Your 4:30 Requejtfully Your 5 00 Mark Trail ABC 5 33 Victor Barge ABC 3 30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:45 It Movie Time 00 SporU Highlights 13 Home Town New 33World New Summary 30 Suburban Serenade 45 Headline Edition ABC 35 Coming Attraction on ABC v -rt.. I nn Ranarar ABC J Hollrwood Star Playhouse ABC 00 Tim for Defense ABC 30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 43 Preview of Tomorrow a on The Big Hand ABC 9 30 30th Century Serenadt 1040 10 PM Headline 10:15 Navy Star Tim 10 30 Insomnia Club 1140 New Summary 1145Sign Off KFJI 145 Kc PST fiturdav Ei-minr. October tl vrjl 1130 kc. PST Sat ova OcU 10 00 Proudly We Hail 13 Theater Quia 6 30 Around Town New 45 Football Scoreboard TOO Hawaii CalU MBS 1 30 Klamath Temple ,. 40 Dude Ranch Rndup. MBS 30 Guy Lombardo Orch. MBS 00 News MBS 13 Jimmy Doner 30 Family Theatre MBS 10 00 Le Gardiner Orch. 10:30 John Steele Adven. MBS 11:03 Ntfht Owls Edition 1143 Nutht Owl Club U 00 Sign Off KFJI 1154 Kc PST Sunday, October S3 KFJI 1150 kc PS TSun. CKL 21 Ruth 40 Wings of Healing 8:30 5-Min. New 8-35 Music 8:45 Children Chapel 40 Radio Bible Class MBS 30 KJam. Bev. Center 9:43 Music for Sunday 1040 Glenn Hard Newa MBS 10:13 Mark Rogers MBS 10:30 Lutheran Hout MBS 1140 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:15 Show Tunes 11:30 Island Melodies 11:45 Master Radio Can. MBS 13:00 News Musical Role .tective Story produced and dl hv William Wvler. Is site, adult celluloid with three really great performances by Kirk Doug as, Eleanor Farter ana i-ee uram In the featured role of a shoplifter. Television's sagebrush heroes can start blushing over mum s "CaUawav Went Tnataway," a sa tire on video cowboy heroes. How ard Keel plavs a cowboy wno s taken right off the range to be come a national hero. "But I never did any acung," ne protests to Fred Mac Murray, a Hollywood agent. "Who said anything about act- ing, repues rreo. "Jou re gomgi replies Freo. "you re going to te a cowDoy star, au you neea are jjwo expressions-hat on. and Stan Laurel Is back to 140 pounds and is anxious to resume his. ca reer. He never expected to leave that Paris hospital alive. j John Howard and Rocbelle Hud son are teaming up for a TV film series, "Ship From Macabso.". . Rhonda Fleming's penciled In for Cleopatra In Columbia's "Serpent of the Nile." Ann Sheridan's chuckling over the memories brought back by a TV revival of "Winter Carnival," a movie she made at the peak of ber "Oomph Girl" publicity. As she tells it: "Walter Wanppr borrowed me from Warner's but he'd have noth ing to do with the 'Oomph Gtrr ballyhoo. Instead he paid $23,000 for a full-page ad in a national magazine and labeled me 'Amer ica's No. 1 woman of allure.' " "I went back to Warners and tne Oomph Girl' title and no one ever mentioned the word 'allure' again" Hollywood did a double take when Director Stuart Helsler cast one-armed Donald Cray as Linda Darnell's lover In "Saturday Is land". Would audiences accept a physically handicapped hero oppo site luscious l.maa.' The answer is coming from pre views of the film, where Gray's being cheered by audiences. He lost an arm as a soldier in North Africa. Modern-day movie acting? Francis X. Bushman, the Clark Gable of his day. didn't mind hav ing his say-so on the subject. "in the old days, we were Indivi dualists. We turned our heads tne way we felt It. It was real. I make a gesture today and they tell me that I'm corny and an old school actor. Old school, my eye. I was reacting naturally. "Today you have a big scene. A mother dies in an upstairs room. The daughter turns to her boy friend and says 'She's gone.' Then she takes out a cigaret, and says, 'Do you have a li?ht?' oh, no give me tne good old days." Money Piles Up On Treasurer CONCORD. N.H., OH cit Treas- uicr nnwnce tfones nss more mon ey than he knows what to do with. Police dumped 60,000 pennies and 8000 nickels on Jones' desk Wednesday one weeks' collection irom parsing meters. To hold It, Jones had to use ev ery waste basket In city hall. Now, until he counts It and banks It. nobody In city hall has a place to put waste paper. NAVY ROCKETS PASADENA, tfl The Hycoli Manufacturing Co. announces It is making U.S. navy rockets at a plant in Belgium and expects to open a similar factory in Italy In June. Your Headquarters for SUPER KEM TONE and KEM GL0 Ask fw ear Shtrwia Williams Style Guise 13 IS Matinee Melodies IS 30 Steamboat Jamboree MRS 140 Hath Knife Hartley MBS 1 30 Wild Bill Hlckock 1 35 Bobby Benaon MRS 140 The Shadow MRS I SO True Del Mlerle MBS 340 Challenge of Yukon MBit 3 30 Nirk Carter MBS 3 55 News Mil 4 00 California Caravan MBS 4:30 Armed Force. Relew MO 300 Bill Cunning ham MBS . 5 15 Cruaade for Freedom ' 3 30 Knrhanied Hour MBS 00 New 13 Quia Show 30 Youth View New MBS T OO Take a Number MBS 1 30 Comedy of Krrer f .35 New Commentary 00 Twenty Queitlans SO Forward America MBS 40 Glenn Hardy News MBS " :1S Natl. Guard Show :30 The Whlttler CBS 10 00 Serenade in Blue 10:13 Chic. Theattr ol Air MBS 1140 Sum Oft KFJI-M154 Kc PST Monday, October 29 00 Mulcal Reveille t40 Hemtnfway New MBS T IS Brvakfail Cans MBS 1 30 Headline News 1 43 Btt Buys S 00 Cecil Brown MBS f IS Favorite of Yesterday 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 40 Home maker Harmon le :13 Music 30 Soni of Pioneer 43 Break fat Gang MBS 10:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 1013 Tello Test 10:30 La Polnte 10:43 Helen DoS 10 SO Concert 10 35 New 1140 Ladte Fair MBS 11.35 New MBS U jo Queen for a Day MBS 1340 Nam Bands ' 13:13 News Haadllne 12:30 Your Dane Tun i 1 43 Market Jk Uvvatock 13:35 New 140 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Tune Test 343 &'vr 2 05 Platter Party 3 40 Talk Bark MBS 3:45 Answer Man MBS 340 Ricky Request 4 00 Fxillon Lewis -New MBS 4 13 Heminfwmy Newi MBS 4 JO Speed Glbaon MBS 4-45 Sam Hayes. New MBS 3 00 Bobby Benson MB S 5 30 Clyde Beatty MBS 5 53 Tex Fletcher MBS 640 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:13 Qui Show t:30 Around Town New 6 45 Sam Haye. New MBS 33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Peter Salem MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 1 00 Let George Do It MBS 8 30 Bright Star MBS 43 Glenn Hardy News MBS 13 Fulton Lewis News MBS 30 Crime Fighter MBS 33 5-Minutc Final MBS 1040 I Lova a Mystery MBS 10:13 Vnder Arrest MBS 10:45 Naval Air Reserve' 1140 Night Owls News 1145 Night Owl Club 13:00 Sign Off Forest Camps Closed MOUNT SHASTA Forest Supvr. Roberts E. Jones announced today that all forest service campground on the Shasta national forest will be closed for the winter months. Campgrounds at Shasta lake will be closed December 1 to April 1 and all others on the forest from November 1 to May 1. "Closing of the campgrounds has become necessary during the wln- --- . u ,nd mnnttu Because oi w. i ' .Yinrtards of JUgt,- Smokers Seek J Tax Escape . PORTLAND. W 'smokers are buying ciEareis at an increased pace here, apparently trying to stock up before a new tax goes Into enect novemoer J. A federal tax boost of 1-cent-per-nack will co Into effect then. 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ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Mrs. Rosenberg Finds GIs Without Any EASTERN FRONT, Korea, IB Mr. Anna Ko.-ciuerg snt oii'a rice poddy dike nrar llearlurrnk rtritjo Thursday and gut Hie ll word on coiultUoiM n Koreu. "Never have I seen anything like II," said Mrs. Rosonbi-is. Hssislunt secretary o( deleie. "1 talked to each of these CJOi men mid did not receive one rlnclo grlue Iroin any of them nboul Uie coiubnt con dition over here. "Wlthmit i.vrfnllnn arh mail In 1 the division lo whom I talked said the food Is Kood. mall scivtre Is I tood and tliev are iicttmn plenty ot wmler cloUilng." Accompanied by Gen. James A. Van Fleet, etuhih army comman der Mrs. Rosenberg srrlved at a forward airstrip In a llKht plane. She wore Wac slacks and an Eis enhower Jacket. Within a few m:nules sue had cornered 30 battle-hardened enlist ed men. lead them away Irom the officers and Invited: "Let s saust and talk It over, follows." The rumble of artillery fire punctuated their conversation. V "What about Gf benefits and school after we are relretl?" asked Pfc. John Whtttcmore. Pasa dena, Calif. "They are the same now as world war two veterans enjoyed." she re plied. "Tliero also will be loans for some Individuals who desire to go Into a smell business.' ' "Anything new on rotation" popped Whiltemore. It was a query that was foremost In everyone's mind. Mrs. Rosenberg answered: "We are doing the best we can. Rotation Is going fine. If and when the backlog ever catches up. the point system will be lowered." A rousing cheer greeted Mrs. 2a (Mhrfisi pmatt The Warrior . The Womarij The World. ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT Cantlauaui .Todojr Fraia 12J0 Jhowast 12t40.2il4.4i4S.7i07.fi2 Prleas - Adults 1.20 - Chlldraa 50c The jam wn "i '''tsM I lJJUef I I I The LAiNESiTiiij i , ( J jfy? PMmm . tell tSfefsS GREGORY PECK-SUSAN HAYWARE WIkJ 1 RAYMOND HASSFf KIERON M00R 1 Continue To Give V 1? V . . . BsanaHxBBiBaaii K sU t i rULLI DI.llQl.il InlilLO miLLiwnrt nnLi.nvi rvnu I V- .- f ' t'4f 1 M M J IjWteH lfjjgj gj "Story nd Screenplsy by Frank Gruber Produced by Nst Ho ' '. "IfTflC I JjjyjJ ff'fflffl i rzi i ii ii ii m n - i i n - 1 , i i . 11 . n - j Major Gripes Rosenberg when slit snld the do pnriment of defense w its tceklug more front line stage shows and "there will be more girls." Inspecting QI quarters, Mrs. Ho. senberg got down on her hand and knees and crawled hi and out ol Severn I tents. MISCELLANEOUS Meant Your Choice Of Whet We Have In Slock To Complete Your Sets I battle cry Bill rmssm a n A rri . II . ' QhIu! AvvAJ IS As '1 T af ran .... - M fcS5V-1 Lrf MJLJ DIRECTED BY BYRON HASKIN 1 T I W-?.Ul.W 'av-2wW-i y." iJ li lilSf fe vVAI3UlA Hunters1 Safety Program Sponsord by Hi uroner hniulllng of firearms and caution In hunting will be the topics headlining a spoilsmen's educational meeting Sunday at tho Mooso rule range. The program Is slanted principal ly toward youngsters lust sinning out to hum, but adults are also urged lo attend me meet, nocurd uiu to chulrnuin Vic Douglas. igt. K. W. Tu'henur and lial Reed of the Oregon slato police will bo on hand lo spcuk on caution In handling r II Irs. Jim Savage, federal game enforcement officer, will speak on various types of birds In the basin and pass STARTS TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT DOORS OPEN Ili30-$HOW STARTS AT 12i00 c?tiTifv?vf T?raQW m "'30riMi i that set the plains --Maaaam.---- m aa- e Moose, Lodge along lips on shntgunnlng. Blierlll Jack Franey will talk on what I" do In case of an accident and Duster clot don, suburban fire clilel. will speak on methods of Are pro tection. A public address system will be furnished by George Connors, All who era Interested are tirgrri lo attend the meeting which will be held at the Moose rifle range at the end of Kberlcln street, be tween 10 and on o'clock. Urine alnng your rifles and shotguns, says Douglas. Targets will be avail able tor riflemen and trap shooting equipment will be In use. tamed A MILLIONAIRE FOR uaortcEU NEW DOOR OPENING POLICY SUNDAY -DOORS OPEN 12.30 P.M. WEEK DAYS - DOORS OPEN 1i4S P.M. CONTINUOUS EVERY DAtJDf..JHEY,EAR LAST DAY I A The tleteut, remeirllc tomea'y ol meJern meld . who wonted o man who could support her In the manner which tho hoped to become occuf te I FBFD MacMRRAY ? ELEANOR f J mm MJUI ik ("BETTER ' NURSE (Pope ye) PRIS0H WITH A FUTURE (America No. 121 " ART OF ARCHERY as ablaze! J 1 ' . I . . '' i 5. ' ' - . t