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PAGE TWO IIERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON co n kO iii'nin .fji : t L f j V v' KFLW 1459 Kc. PST Friday Evenlnr, November 16 00 Sports HKhUlhU :15 Horn Town News 6:23 World Ntws Summary ' :. Suburban Serenade :5 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Champ Holt Call ABO ' : 7:00 Glllett Fights ABC 00 Bichsrd Diamond ABC 30 ThU U Your FBI ABC 9 00 Onie and Harriet ABC 1:30 Concert of Favorite J 0.00 10 P.M. Headllnea 10:15 Claremont Orch. ABC 10:30 Iniomnia Club 11:00 Newt Summary 11:03 Slfn Oil KFUV 1450 kc PST , Saturday November 17 6:00 Sift). On New Summary . fl.-OA Corn In tha Morn :45 Farm Fare T.-00 Newi Br k fit EdIUon t T:15 Charlie ' Roundup . 9:30 Bob Garred, Newi ABC ; T:40 Top of the Morntni T:55 Saturday Football Preview , :00 No School Today ABC : 8:00 Matinee MfloUiea , , 0:30 Space Patrol ABC 10:00 Iadv S'rvhnok - 10:15 Trad Winds Tavern - - . ABf ' 10:45 Ohio State vs. Illlnoli ABC 1:30 Witmer's Scoreboard ABC 1:35 Noon Edition Newa i: .. ..I'tJ , ' . . ; 1:00 Battn Briefi a: lo ttosc.ana. oallroom Orch. ABC 3:31 VFW Crndr. Frank Hilton ABC. 3:45 FaaclnaUng Rhythm ABC 3:00 Junior Junction ABC - 3:30 American Farmer ABC 4:00 Faith for Future ABC 4:15 Errandi of Mercy 4:3V Bequest fully Yours 5:30 Bed Nichols Show ABC 5:43 It's Movie Time 00 Sports Highlit Ms 6:15 Home Town News 6:35 World News Summary 6:30 Science Editor ABC 6:45 Words of Life 7:00 Mr. District Attorney ABC 7:35 Music 7:30 Barbershop Harmonies 7:45 Advcn. is your Heritage 6:00 Lone Ranger ABC 6:30 Defense Attorney ABC 6:00 Dancing Party ABC 10:00 10 P.M. Headline? 10:13 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Ko PST Friday Evenlnr. November 16 8:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Quia Show 6 30 Around Town 6:45 Sam HayeaNewi ABC 6: BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Football Prophet 7:15 Stars on Parade 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8 00 Magazine Theater MBS , 8:30 True or Falae MBS 0:00 Glenn Hardy News ' MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0:Srt Family Theater MBS 6:55 5-Mtnute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 The Hidden Truth MBS 10:45 Drivers Playhouse 11:00 Night Owls Edition 11:05 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PST Saturday, November 17 6 00 Musical Reveille 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 News 7:45 Bet Buys 8:00 Morning Melodies 8 J5 Breakfast Gang MBS ' 8 30 Haven of Rest MBS. 6:00 Emil's Saturday Specials . 0:15 Dance Tunes 0:30 Network 6:5 Favorites of Yesterday 10:00 News MBS 10:15 Name Bands 10:30 4-H Clubs 10:45 Concert 10:30 Currtns 10:55 Social Secur:ty 11:00 Platter Part. 120 Speaking of Sports 12:15 News Headlines 12:30 Rlckyi 1:45 Football MBS 4:45 Frank Hemingway MBS . M Music for Saturday 3:13 U.S. Navy Bant 5:30 Christian Science 5:45 Proudly We Hail 6:15 Quit Show 8:30 Around Town New 6:45 Football Scoreboard T-00 Hawaii Calls MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 6 00 Dude Ranch Roundup 6 30 Guy Lombardo MBS 9 00 News MBS 9:13 Jimmy Durtev 9:30 Family Theater MBS 9:35 5-Mtnute rinai 10:00 Lea Gardiner Orch. 10:30 John Steele Adven. MBS 110 Ntaht Owls Edition 11:03 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off 1895 Bikini Earns $20 JACKSON, Mich., UW The col lege registrar, Barbara Fauscll, posed as "Miss Bikini ot 189V' and earned 30. But her contribution was only one In an unusual campaign by which Jackson Junior college raised $375 (or books and equip ment (or (oreign students. Dean William N. Atkinson got S3 lor pressing a student s trousers. W. P. Rayncr, English Instruc tor, was paid 131.90 (or a hula dance. And a male student handed over $7 (or the pleasure o( teaching the girl's swimming class (or a day, ACCOUNTANT ACQUITTED ROSEBURG, W R'eiwt countant was acquitted by a cir cuit court Jury here yesterday o( a charge o( embezzling more than $1000 (rom a rancher. R. H. W. Leathers, the accountant, had been accused in connection witn nis preparation of an Income tax re port (or Duane H. Peck. Reeds port rancher, on a $33,000 timber sale. Nobel Prize Money Eyed BERKELEY, Two Nobel price winning . University of Cali fornia scientists have no idea huw they'll spend their prise money, $18,000 each. "The only plan I hav Is "ot to spend it all In one place." said Dr. Edward M. McMillan. "I haven't asked my wile yet." said Dr. Olcmi T. Scuborg, chemist. Notification of the awards touched otf a most unscleutlllc cel. ebratlon In the school's chemistry department yesterday. Students ex ploded ilrecrnckers as thev did two years ago when U.C. chemist Wil liam Oiaque wou his Nobel prise. McMillan, co-discoverer with Renhorg o' the n'xlc "icl ionium, was Joshed by lellow sclfiitts' be--"- h - ''' Wist won the prise In chemistry. . j Prison Desire Fulfilled BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. tf-A 63-year-old handvman, who told offi cers he wanted to go to prison, got bis wish: a three-year sentence to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta. Harry Hilton was sentencod Thursday by U. S. Dlst. Judge Seybourn H. Lynne. Ho had been charged with breaking mall box glasses In the post office at Cull man, Ala. Hilton told U.S. Marshal Ray mond Thomason he broke the windows because he had "no work and no place to go." He said he wanted to return to the Atlanta penitentiary because he hnd served a previous term there. "It's the onl" ole-e whr thev le' me work," he told the marshal. Warren Heads Stock Group C. M. (Chuck) Warrou, operator of the Klamath Fulls proved sire artificial breeding service, has been elected manager of the Khun ii Ui County Livestock Marketing Assoc, . Warren, who came here In 1940, will maintain his regular business us well as the manager's position with offices at his home near Huger. The' marketing association was recently organised association was members here, and was planned to luullltate buying, ordering and selling livestock. Warren was selected by farm bureau members In a meeting tills week. Farm bureau members plun to make a load shipment by market ing association facilities in the ., f,.l-. !. ni tt.N ii,niiii.nl only part of a loud Is ready. Earl Kerns, Keno road, has been try ing to find another farm bureau member with slock readv to Mill). A trial load was recolved here several weeks ago, with every major requirement requested full (tiled. Famed politico dies SPOKANE. in-Mrs. Teresa M. Graham of Cocur d' Alenc, Idaho, first woman ever to attend a major political convention as an of ficial state delegate, died here Mon day night after a long illness. 8he was 83. Mrs. Graham was Idaho's national Democratic committee woman for 30 years and attended six national conventions, the lest In 1930. At the 1916 convention In St. Louis she was the (Irat ofllclal woman delegate. dto eta Cfife razafi sna fcfe SB I If f em II I II II la! I II ..1..j-...tlif - a6 fr)iyCT "'Wl ' 1 U .IV "1 -HF 1 - "1 4T, wSZJMl ,: ,.We .Ge S&H , oilijiMjgjflgi oflilllCBpBlB One to a Customer Don't Forget . . . ! ! You Get S & H GREEN STAMPS At . . . The Jewelry Store Of Oustandina Values 701 Main Phone 8821 Phone 8821 HARWIN'S JEWELER'S 1 .down ptymtnf, Plflfe- B Eneloitd find $ ftl lnd in I7.jwl Ruff A Tuff wth ihi,I,I prlet of enly $24,95, I tgf to ety balinc , g wetlly, . ... . B n- " '"' ' ' B C!ty -Zont Stilt. For Nw Aecounli .How long s' Wlilft tmploytd. Can't 'Bull' Buddy Baer, He Knows Fellow Acior WtlHAY, NOVKMHKK (), uir.l nmmm i mi"1" 1 ' 11 i I (iiilln coiiipoiiato (ur yiccn n n Ry 1 ItKKINH JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD, tNKA) Behind the Screen: It happened in Koine, where Buddy Uaer played the role of Ursu.i, the fellow who kills a bull barehanded In "quo Vudlo." Day after (he fight was (limed, the plcture'a unit munager, Henry Henlgson, sent a ateak to Buddy's hotel room with a note: "This is (rom tho bull you killed." Buddy returned the steak with a note: "Sorry, I refuse to eat a (ellotv actor." Paramount's new entry In the woK-whlstlo league blonde Caro lyn Jones who plays a ciime-nyn-cllcute queen in "This la Dyna mite" will have the home folks in Amarlllo, Texas, gaspln when the picture is released. Three years ago Carolyn had a Teen Talk program on an AinarllU radio station. Carolyn couldn't get a movie Job until she switched agents and had her noso bobbed, despite slurring rolwi in scvci ill lo'al little theaters. "I had a nose Juat like an In linn.'' she tells it. Greer Garson's still blushing. She met (amed shimmy duncer Gllda Grey at a Hollywood party and practically did a curtsy. i ve always wantea to meet you," Greer bubbled to Gilds. "You have, darling," Gllda came back. "Yearn ago t did a picture called 'Plcadllly' In London. You were an extra In that picture." Hair-style prediction (rom Jack Susson. who arranges the tresses of Gloria de Huven, Betty Hulton. Dixie Crosby and other movie dolls: The short noodle cut. low- selcd and casual, short in back and smooth around the front, tor 1933. They re telling about the movie dumb bunny who took a trln through the Orient and was Inter viewed about her travels when sho returned to Hollywood. "Did you go to Ceylon?" the was akH, "Oh. yes." said the doll, -"akl'tan?" Well." welled the beauty, "not exactly, but there was a protty good growd of people to see me wherever i went. Robert Newton, the Rngllsh star, has applied (or his U.S. cltlten ship papers. Geraiaine urooics snn ner sister, TV actress Gloria Stroock, will team up for a video sister act in New York. A blonde starlet was asked about her dates with. Tom Neal. She snapped: 'Its not ray tonic." Newlyweds Ida Lupino and How ard Duff are scanning romantic scripts for a co-starring film. . . . Mona Freemans nln-uu uuanues continued to be Ignored at Para mount. How com: 7 Romeone asked Tom Lewis If his wife. Loretla Young, enjoyed walk ing. Said Tom: "She woman i wan across a room If she could get a ride." Dick Erdman, afler his first VERSATILITY This striped cotton resort outfit, modeled by Margaret Stohn in Miami, may be worn as a swim or playsuit. The short red jacket can be worn over a dress. horseback scene In "Ban Fraliclsco btory," walled: , Movie hows are loo unart fol me. Thry unslaged me anil piuhed me right out of the camera. tlnltle McDanlel l trllllig friend" who visit her bedside that she plans to resume her radio career, even in a wheelchair, by Christ mas. In the meantime. Lillian Ran dolph has been picked as liallle replacement on the Beuloh show until she can again take over. Viola Hwlsher says lt being whispered that Lllll Ht. Cyr Is quil ling the strip tease business be cause she Just can't bare It any longer. Despite the legal name change lo Jenny Ann Llndslrom. lugrld llermimn'a dallllhter is still regis- .mil mill culled l'la LllldSlrOlll In tiii Hawthorne achool In Uevtrly Hills. TV casting can be Just as cock vmt mm llnllvwnod's. On her first New York video show, former Miss America Jo Carroll Dennlson was caal as Phil Silvers' wile. In real lite she a hit ex-wlfe. Jo's back In Hollywood lor a couple of movie roles, men re turns to Droudway. "It's nice to be back In Holly woo.!." iha told me. "although ' doubt If a tan on the face will ALAST DAY STARTS SAT. fTl I tSrH f li j H0PAU0N0 CASMOY II.T'VaI.1 U auB at n.5 a. m. ! pluj 4 cartoons jll Jl" ' Mb DART THROWING I .fc-j ON THE ST ACE. No Running ForKefauver NASHVILLE, Tenn., Wl Sen. Estes Kefnuver (D-Tenn) said In a television broadcast here Thurs day night that he "is not running for president" but Is not "running (rom the opportunity of running." Kefauvcr made the statement durln a 30-mlnule press Interview, Earlier in the day, he made sim ilar statement at Crossvllle, Tenn., when asked It he would seek place on the Democratic ticket next year. At that "report from congress' meeting he said "I'm not running for anything, but I'm not running away irom anytning, Hiro Hecklers . Defy Police TOKYO, Wl Kyodo news agency reports that a Kyoto university leftist group which demonstrated against the emperor had defied an order to disband, Instead, the defiant students called (or a big campus rally of an siuaeni groups. Kyodo said the university was expected to announce some dis olnllnirv action amnlnst th dem. onstrators, who waved placards ana sang the communist "Inter nationale" Monday when Emperor Hlrohlto visited the compus. The emperor was whisked Into a build ing. ricnuKTRiAN killkd i SALEM, lPI Thomas Ransom, 82, Lyons, was killed last night when hit by a cor as he walked along the roadside In his home town. The driver, Franklin Jlic Croyoll, Mill City, was not held. AAA. AM TAmK.f . . 1ft eiT nTHB MOST WONDERITL DAYS YOU EVER LIVED I f JE SIMM IWiirtlUM WW HtAftTIlT FOR TIK tNTIPr FAMU V M BUartM tMamn uuou hum ' umwm JUDY r TIP - TOP Finsi dun , iiirsn CAN0VA7 rx Cte.ft.00 UiiM Laouirf o.ir lo. j,.. w (i r. II. Ckllana IS Ptl CHOS TONITE' HS OT96SSj .. . r ill' CMOS TONITE' IWWanw.OI 1' Irffffll ni 'I l 1 1 1 1 MSMMMMaMSrVBMMKM.,1IJ SATURDAY ORIYT FIRST RATE, FAMILY HITS I DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM y'.V' I mint ur tS&9 H in uaii CDcruiy rwiw imnw mm" mm mm mm k - ft. 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