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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAU.S, OREGON TUESDAY, NOVKMMKK 13, 1051 '-ctvL v i rsvA if-; . , r ' rr - KFLW 145 Rfc- PtT Tuewiiy Evnlnf, November IS II IX) ftrxirU HtRhllfhu 0:15 Horn Town I4wi Wnrlf Nv'i Sufrmrjr 0 SO Suburban Srenad C:4S II end II no Edition 6:5.1 Comini Attractions on ABC 7:W Newilund ThMlrr ABC T:OT 'af. Education Wwk 1:45 Nit tonal Oil-- Show B OO Chanca or Lifetime ABC a 30 United or Not ABC 6:00 Town Meeting of Air ABC 45 Organ Muiie 10:00 1U P.M. Headline! 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 30:0 .Inanjnn fa Club 11) Newt Summary , 11.-09 Slfn OK KFLW Wednesday, November 14 60 Sim On New Summary 6 0S Corn In the Morn 6:4ft Farm Fare 1:00 New. Bkfit. Edition 1-15 Charle'l Roundup T 30 Bob Carred 6c Newt ABC 1:40 Top Of the Morning T M Imidt New Hlywd ABC 6 00 Breakfast Club ABC 0 00 Hank Henrv Show 9;M Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chtt Huntley ABC 10 H ' --ne Jr.u- e Ar V 10:S0 My True Story ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC 11:00 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop & Shop 11:30 Aftaintt Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:55 Market Report 12:00 Newi, Noon Edition 12:15 Pay leu Sidewalk Show 12:30 Jack Eerch ABC 12:45 Ted Malone ABC - 1:00 Pail H"-vev ABC 1:15 Better Living 1:30 Tha Perfect Husband ABC 3:00 Ban Bricft 2:15 Accent on Melody 2:30 Mary Marlln ABC 2:45 Rom. Evrlvn Wutten ABC 3:00 Easy Listening 3:15 Wncn Gin Marries ABC 3:30 Mary Marg. MeBrtdo ABC 4:00 Recuetfu'ly Yrura , 5:00 Mark Trail ABC 5:25 Victor Borge ABC 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC S-M ifa Mov,e time 6:00 Sporta Highlights , 6:15 Home Town Newi 6:25 World News Summary 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coming Attraction on 7:00 The Lone Ranger AFC 7:3 Mystery Theater AHC 60 The Top fur A"" 8:30 Boguet Gallery ABC MV Mi. e fc i t er e ABC 8:30 Northwest ArtiiU 10:00 10 P-M. Headlines 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Insomnia, Club ABC ar '"rja cTn oew , JT gSfl, wo minus f ft OTv niiTit powiy v irs'jj It we auyson rT.K i M rETHLAWTOM 'S&'TA- aj NAKMCT OWBt V-t. .1 ELIZABETH TAYLOR HjU J lik 1ATLB6H fp' I 11 KOSSAM) BAAZZI - SSHAAT ASTWt iJV DOORS OPEN 1:45 P.Mi : : H'lftU I A LIFETIME OF ENTERTAINMENTJ LOT .v: JACKBAILEt ff03r. 3CRUT MKERICAK HUTHORS. Mi laHwin. loin tettwBrtli. Porefty Partw SQDV1 9Ptt1 TOW SWT T MS KFJI 115 Kc PST Tu radar Evening, November "IS 8:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 615 Klam. Theater Quit 6:: Around Town Newt 6:45 Sam Hes News MBS 6 55 Bill Henry MBS t ot Who' V'h 1:15 Sen. Phil Hitchcock T:oO count ol atom n tsto MBS 60 Song oi Liberty MBS 6:30 Behind the Story MBS 8:43 Heidelberg Harmonalrea 6:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS 8:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8 30 Official Detective MBS P 55 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 8000 Plua MBS 10.45 Here'a to Veis 110 Night Owla New 115 Ntfht Owli Club 120 SLga Off KFJI Wednesdav, November II 60 Musical Reveille 6 45 Farmers' BulleUn Board 6 55 Local New 7U Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breaktaat Gang MBS T:3J News ":"1 Te?t Bu- 60 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 8 :M Bible InstituU MBS 8:00 Homemakers Harmonie 8:15 Mutle 8:45 Favorites of Yeiterday 100 Glenn Hardy MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPolntea 10:45 Concert 10 50 Currlni 10:55 News MBS 110 Ladle Fair 11:30 queen for Day MBS 12:15 News 12:30 Dance Tunes 12.45 Market At Livestock 12:55 News j Mf 10 Jack Ktrttwood MBS 1:30 Tune Test 1:53 Local New 2:00 Platter Party 2:40 Talk Back MBS 2:45 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Rickys Bequest 40 Fulton Lewis New MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS A-:n S-cec' Gibson MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 50 Name the Record 5:30 Clyde Beatty MPS 5:55 Tex Fletcher MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:45 Sam Hayes New MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Guest Star 7:15 Jimmy Dorsey . 1:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What' Nam- of Sn MBS 8:30 Behind the Story MBS 8:45 Heidelberg Harmons ires 80 Glenn Hardy News MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Wrestling 9:55 5-Mln. Final MBS 100 Wrestling 10:15 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 International Airport MBS l:"! Ni-ht Owls Vewa 115 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off . 1952 DODGE CARS have improvements and refinements inside and out, including new upholstery fabrics, new wheel covers and hub caps, a new tail light assembly and a mod ified front grille. Dodge-Tint Safetv Glass windows and windshields are an optional feature. All 1952 model Dodge cars" have water proofed ignition systems, electrical windshield wipers and Oriflow shock absorbers. The new models are being shown in Klamath Falls at Dugan and Mest, 522 S. 6 th. No Silver Spoon in Mouth Bui Gold Pins in Diaper 4 i-' I V. II Films Shown For Scouts lly 1 11 t'ltKAGII WA81UU'l'ON. I.fi Tills In n Mory about bnby who wimu't born with I1vit spoon In hln nioulh but who mnilo uut all i lulu In Ilia end. lis lins uolU dlupcr plna. mui h riuiu: in i-urui uoiu uncs. Two ol Uit'iii, Ami Willi h trt like Unit, wlml's to nlop him fiom briliK tlie Kockcfollrt' ol tomor row? When tills bnby wna born nix wcoka mio Ills nninc, by Ills way, Is Dnvld Mlclinel Crrnuh Ills par. puts imulo a itolrinn proinlii Uint they wouldn't no around tclllnu pvrrybody how tut, liaiulsomo and wr-ll-brhaved In) was. But that was bclors Ills iiold dia per plus arrived as Hie nu-doubt inspired gill ol an old school chum o( ours. CASl'AI. Uuvld's mother tried to be casual about It. "Just what he needed," she said. Uh-liuh," I said. -I can t tliniic ol a tnlim ho needed more ex cept clotliM. cereal, a crib, a play pen, an olectrlc trnln " Uut I tut nowlicro with that propuKiiidn line. It's already been ordnlned Ihut lis can't have an 'Well. I invert" sho exploded, Look at this dlainoud-sluddcd clips (or a spaniel's eurs, to keep Uii'in uut n( his foodl r'lllecn liiiu- died dollars! for don, mind youl" "In that cii " I ald, She noil ded, 8o we look Hie pane out of the baby book and now Uuvld wears Hold dlnper plus one where you'd cxpci-t l Hud a dlnper pin, Iho oilier more publicly displayed, on his sweaters, where nobody could possibly miss II. We don't really Uilnk Uiey'll spoil him- especially since we'll proba bly have to hock Uisnt to buy Hist eleclrlo liiiln. MRS. C. M. HOWIE, left, recently appointed county Christ mas seal sale chairman, Klamath County Tuberculosis and Health Assoc., by Mrs. W. A. Shannon, president, with Mrs. George H. Clark, right, publicity chairman. Scheduled to start November 19, it is the 45th annual Christmas seal sale. Apprenticeship Pays Off For Versatile Jane Wyman i- By JEAN OWENS Bock tn routine, back to classes back to school. Yesterday's holi day Is over, but the one day va caUon rrlade' the weekend a long one and an appreciated one. -- Snow, rata, and almost every type of bad weather made playing conditions miserable for the Pelt can vs. Bend game yesterday. Due to the poor road conditions the Pep Pepper bus was cancelled, but the band bus left on schedule. Football season is overt How ever, despite several defeats, the team always played hard-fought games. Already talk and pracUce for basketball season have begun. The first game will be December 14 and Is here with uentrai wain- olic. "Back to school night." in honor of American Education Week, is the theme of the Parents and Pa trons meeting tomorrow night. On this night, the teachers will be in their rooms for a brief half ds v of classes. At 7:45 there will be a 10-minute assembly. Roy Premo. chairman for the affair and Mrs. Edith Kingdon. president of the Parents and Patrons, will be in charge. Following the assembly, parents will visit first, second, homeroom and third periods. The teachers will explain the course of study and what is ex pected of the students. The home room which has the largest parent representation will receive a party sponsored oy the parents at a later date. Students were supplied with schedule cards today to fill out and take heme. These will give the parents an idea as to what classes the student has. the teacher and the number of the room. Following the class visitation, the library club will serve refresh ments in the cafeteria. Beverly Hunt, a senior, should have her name added to those mak ing the honor roll. Due to absence the day grades were given, her name was omitted from the list. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Lfi Film critics have been marveling at the fact that Jane Wyman is currently star ring in two hit movies one a farce comedy and the other a weeping drama. And now the girl is further showing her versatility by becoming a singing sta on records. Jane has been called back for a repeat picture with Bing Crosby. Their comedy gave Der Blngle a much-needed hypo for his career. I chatted with her on the 'Famous" set, attempting to learn some secrets lor her success. "Could It be that long appren ticeship you served at Warhers?" PAYOFF "What else?" she replied. "That sort of thing pays off, you know. Why, do you realize that since Bette Davis left the lot, I am the oldest gal left there? And only Errol Flynn among the actors has been there longer. I started at 1935 and he preceded me only by a year." In those days Jane did every thing, from musicals to Westerns. "Those pictures were made in eight, 10 or 12 days." she recalled. "Compare that to the 17 weeks, including tests and actual shooting, I worked on 'Blue Veil.' "Man. those old pictures were something! I was laughing the other day about something that happened In a picture with Frank McHugh. I was his leading lady in those days, and I had a scene in which I was supposed to run through the room. Those pictures couldn't even afford rugs; they Just painted the lloor to look like rugs. Well. I came running in. slipped and slid the length of the room." DesDitc the excitement of movie making in those days, Jane said she wouldn't care to return to them. "I couldn't make a picture FORT KLAMTH Regular monthly scout pack meeting was held Friday evening In the club house, with a good crowd ol scouts and adults present. Lenders were scoutmaster Frank Slrnhan. Assist. Scoutmaster Bert Oray. Explorer Leader Wilbur Hescock, Cub Scout master Joseph Haltcrd. Den Moth er Mrs. Joseph Htilford. and In stitutional Rep. Don Veatch. A sDeclal out-of-town guest at the meeting' was scout executive Doll Adams of Klamath Falls, who showed Interesting films to the gathering, Including "The Cub Scout In the Home" and "Boy Scouts In the Forest. The evening was brought to a close by serving of pie and colfee by the scouts to those present, me next meeting of the scout puck will be on Friday evening, Decem ber 7th, and scoutmaster Slrahnn extends a cordial Invitation to all. If You'r Thinking 01 Buying Hor A . . FUR COAT or NECK PIECE For Christmas SEE US FIRST!! GREGORY ' FUR ordained Ihul he cant nnve am... runo PL H71 electric train until he's six months 13 Moln nwr rn. jaJ old. I Now these dlnper pins would be something pretlv special even If ' i they weren't gold. They're about ' two Inches long and they're hand, somcly flllgreed. They're an tin. , prrsslve. In Inet, Hint my wife be- Igan tn worry about them. She was atrald they would hnvo, a bad ef fect on the baby'a diameter. I I "We mustn't pamper him," she I said. "He mustn't get used to lux uries that he won't be able to af- 1 lord Inter." "Sure," I agreed. "Besides, what would the other babies say when ; thev saw him sporting gold diaper plm? Thrv'd think he was rich I and try to borrow money from him." KXl'LOSION ' So we pinned tli? golden you-iknow-whata Into David's bau book, to awe him In years to come, and they'd undoubtedly be there yet If my wile hadn't looked through the ads hi' one of those slick lushlon magaslnes. and I Sfi UINACII I IIOVII MIAIIM COAl woo M Dttll Pvwflar tf ItaWsl tUaat satl mm4 t(M Uf-pmt la Mm frail aift aaf ant at yaar fatll latf ) eW Tallin Ma I Al Itidlnl Hairfwart, I Giecerv ead Dt'""' I I St.f.i. I that fast any more." she said, It s just too much work. Her current film is reminiscent of her earlier days, since she plays a musical star and displays ner tegs in a moauira imp nut. This wUl be the first time in several seasons Uiat movie goers will get a glimpse of her classy chassis. Shes agin' cheesecake. "I haven't done fcny since those early Warners days," she said. "I don't believe in it. unless It is called for4 In the script. I think if they use leg art to publicise pictures in which none appears, the public gets a wrong notion about the pictures. "And my pictures, In recent years haven't exactly called for cheesecake. You couldn't Imagine Ma Baxter of "The Yearling' In a bathing suit, could you? Or the gal In 'Johnny Belinda'?" ACCIDENT Jane's new career as a record ing artist happened bv accident. "It was Blng's doing." she ex plained. "After we did the picture together he asked me if I wanted to come over to Dccca and cut disc of 'In the Cool. Cool. Cool cf the Evening." I said, 'are you kidding.' But ha wasn't and so we did the thing together." One record led to another, and now she's being hailed as a "Dinah Shore of tomorrow." "Well, let's sav 'the Dinah Shore of the day before yesterday," she correcita. FEWER DWELLINGS PORTLAND, Wl Dwelling Unit construction in the West was down 40.8 percent for October this year, compared with October last year. HEALTH CONVENTION 8ALEMr 0l About 250 delegates will be in Salem Friday and Sat urday for the annual convention of the Oregon Assoc. for Health, Phy sical Education and Recreation. I W I ' A CARY 0 JIANNI n BAItOAINr . J 4TV3fllP 1 ' &'Ji V STARTS THURSDAY!, W V i Club Elects New Officers FORT KLAMATH The regular meeting of the Civic Improvement club was held November ?. when the annual election of officers for the ensuing year was held. Mem bers present chose in absentia as president Mrs. Harold Wimer, the following being elected to serve also: first vice-president, Mrs. Frank Denton: second vice-president, Mrs. Stewart Nicholson; third vice-president, Mrs. Raymond S. Loosiey; secretary, Mrs. Bert Gray treasurer, Mrs. William A. Page re-elected to the office. The 1852 staff of club officers will be seated at the next meeting on Friday afternoon, November 16th. Plans were made for a card party to be given In the clubhouse on Saturday evening, November 17. Bridge, pinochle and canasta will be played, with prizes and re freshments. Mrs. R. O. Varnum and Mrs. Don Veatch will be in charge of cards, while Mrs. Loren L. Miller Jr., and Mrs. Bert Oray will compose the refreshment com mittee. At the close of the business ses sion, refreshments were served by hostesses of the afternoon, Mr, Joanna Taylor and Mrs. William A. Page. Enjoying the meeting and social hour were Mrs. Frank Ed wards, Mrs. Bert Oray, Mm. Wil liam C. Hackler, Mrs. Joseph Hal ford, Mrs. Wilbur Hescock, Mrs. Raymond 8. Loosiey, Mi's. Loren L. Miller Sr., Mrs. R. 0. Varnum, Mrs. Walter J. Wright, Mrs. Lor en L. Miller Jr., Mrs. Edith Moon and Mrs. Charles M. Noah. NORBLAD ABROAD ORLEANS, France, 11 Twelve U.S. congressmen flew here today to get a first hand look at the supply line built to pour ammu nition, food and other materials Into the hands of Allied soldie.s stationed In Germany. The group Includes Walter Norblad (R-Orc.v left Go ihefticndtV way to travel Comfortable, too. . . and you get a lot more travel for a lot le$ money! See your friendly Greyhound Agent about any trip, anywhere. SEE HOW YOU SAVE I From Klamath Falls: To "e7; Fart Eugene . Portland . . . . Mcdford . . , . San Francisco Lot Angelei . . Departure! Daily . ... 5 ... . $3.95 ... ,S 8.85 . . . . 1 1.85 2 5.70 3 9.80 Plu$ Ftdtral Tax aitiiri Trip 20 lCSS...an luna-Trip Tickets Agent; R. W. Clemmltt, 5SS2li 59 04 Klamath ii, Phone S52I GREYHOUND AMERICAN CHINESE foods ol rlt ootit Ph. MM foi Oram To Toko Oot Bon B. Lee, Mgr. Come To Our FREE LAUNDRY CLINIC TODAY -WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY! EVA CRUZEN-Bendix Expert, will be here to help you with your problems! 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