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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KFLW 145 Kw PST Tuesday Evening, November 17 nn -w.ru HKhlirxu ' :15 Horn Town Newa en Wnrld Naw Summary I M Suburban serenade S:4S Headline Edition S:SS Coming Altracuona on ABC. 7:00 Greateat Story ABC T:30 Barbarahop Harmonies 7:4tl National nuarif Show 8 00 Chanca o Ufellma ABC :.10 llnlled or Not ABC 6-00 Town Meeting ol Air ABC Orian Muilc 10:00 lu P.M. Hndllnn 10:19 Oraam Harbor ABC . 10:30 Inaomnta Club -11:00 Nawa Summary M aisn 0(1 KFLW Wednesday, November l i-oo o:03 . : t 00 Lit IX 1:40 1:51 00 00 :30 10:00 10-lft 10 30 10:55 11:00 11:15 11:90 11:45 11:55 lS.eO 11:13 11:30 1 1:15 1:30 1:00 :15 2:30 2:45 1 3:15 3:30 Sign On Ncwa Summary Corn In tha Mom Farm Fare Nawa. Bklrt. Edition . Charllaa Roundup Bob Carred Nawa ABC Top ol tha Morning Inalde Nawa Hlywd ABC Braaklait Club ABC Hank Henry Show Break the Bank ABC Chat Huntley ABC l-one Jour"v AC My True Story ABC Edward Arnold ABC Betty Crocker ABC .' . Stop li Shop Agalnit Storm ABC Musical Roundup Market Report Newa, Noon Edition Payleaf Sidewalk Show LuckyU Ranch ABC Pat'l Harver ABC Better Living The Perfect Huaband ABC Baain Brief. Accent on Melody . . Mary Marlin ABC Rom. Evelyn Winter! ABC Ted Malone ABC When Girl Marrlee ABC Mary Marg. McBrlda ABC rin Hit gang Hi coffe tim mux 42. f the finest watch ever made Th Kitotie tOIID You're Invited to see the timepiece that commem orates the 50 millionth Elgin, This Lord Elgin the finest watch ever made is so distinctive that only one thousand have been produced. Each watch : is gift-packaged in a sterling silver box. ' Whether you're in the market for a watch or not, itll give you new pride in American craftsmanship just to see this magnificent Elgin. Won't you come in and let us show it to you at your convenience? . i n ruckus IECISTEIEI lltlian ( 700 Main Sf, Eoisfl y8ai FOR LITTLE EXTRA RAIL FARE Sometimes a bargain is so big people find it '. hard to believe. Like this: ON A ROUNDTRIP TICKET to most eastern cities, you can go or return via California and the great southern dollars more rail straight East and back. y SEE SAN FRANCISCO, Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Phoenix, Tucson, San Antonio, Houston; New Orleans and the colorful Old South. RIDE FAMOUS STREAMLINERS all the way, such as the Cascade, Lark, Golden State and the sensational new Sunset Limited. ON YOUR NEXT TRIP EAST plan to go this thrilling way. Enjoy sunshine. See more. Double the fun and variety of your trip. Any Southern Pacific agent will be glad to tell you about this big travel bargain. W. S McBride, Agent Phone 3111 0 4 -no it taunt fully Yours 5 00 Mark Trail ABC 6 23 Vlrior Borfa ABC 6 30 Cht Huntley- ABO S 43 lt' Movio Tim :00 Sporta H.gMifhU 1S Homt Town news :33 World Ntwi Summrjf 5 30 Suburban Serenade C 43 Headllna Edition ABC 6 33 Comlnc Attractions on ABC T OO Tha Lone Ranftr ABC T:l Mystery Theater ABC B 00 The Top Our ABC t.90 Rogfuts Gallery ABC . . - a( .. . I N Northwest ArtliU lUOO 10 P.M. Headlines 10:13 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newa Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc PST Tuesdar Eyentnr, Norember 27 00 Gabriel Heatur UBS 6:13 Klam. Theater Quia 8:30 Around Town New 6:45 Sam Hayes Newa UBS SI Bill Henry UBS T OO Who's Who T:13 Medal ot Honor MBS 7:30 Count of Monte Cruto MBS 00 To be Announced 8:30 Roving at Rudy's 8 43 He t del bear Harmontires 8 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8 30 Official Detective MBS 9:53 S-MinuU Final MBS 10:00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 1000 Plus MBS . 10.45 Here's lo Vets 11:00 Night Owla Newa ; 11:05 Night Owls Club. ' . 15 00 Sign Off KFJI Wednesday, November 28 S.-00 Musical Reveille, . 6:45 Farm Reporter 6:53 Local News 7:00 Hemingway New MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang UBS . 7 JO News 7:4 Beit Buys 8 00 Cecil Brown MBS 815 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS . , 8:00 Homemakera Harmonics 9:15 Sandy's Serenades 9:30 Dyers Diversion 9:45 Favorites of Yesterday " 10:00 Glenn Hardy MBS -10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPolntes 10:45 Helen Doeg 10.53 News MBS ; .' 11.00 Ladles Fair 11:15 News MBS ' ' . 11:30 Queen for Day UBS 13:00 Nam Bands 12:13 News 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:45 Market 4c Livestock -12:55 News 1:00 Jack Klrkwood UBS . 1:30 Tun Test - 1:55 Local New ' 2.-00 Platter Party 2:15 Christinas ShopplnsT Bag? 2:40 Talk Back MBS 2:43 Answer Man MBS . 3:00 Rtckys Request 4:00 Fulton Lewis News MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS ft . presents EIGN $500 (hdvdlng Fad.rol Tea) JESEUI Willi Phone 3151 sun country for only a few fare than you pay to go AMERICA'S MOST MODERN TRAINS 4:M .tped Gibson MBS 4 45 Sam Hayea News MBS 5.00 Nam the Record 5:30 Clyde Realty MRS 5:55 Tex Fletcher MBS 6-00 Gabriel H caller MRS 6 15 Klamath Theater Quia 6 30 Around Town- New 6 45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS T 00 Mysterious Traveler MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 800 What 'a Nam of S-n MBS 8:30 Behind the Story MBS 8 43 Heidelberg Harmonalres B oo Glenn Hardy News MBS 915 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Wrestling 9 53 5-Min. Final MBS 10:00 Wrestling 1013 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:30 International Airport MBS t.:0i Meht Owls News 115 Night Owls -Club 11.00 Sign Off WCTU Fires Off At "Crime" Toys EVANSTON. 111., in The Wom en's Christian Temperance Union, foe of liquor, today attacked de partment store toys that "glorify gamming ana gangsterism." Mrs. D. Leigh Colvln, national president of the WCTU, said mer chants should get "bark in step 1th .the- religious significance of Christmas and with the Kefauver crime committee." Mrs. Colvln took a look at toy counters and found "toy roulette wneejs, pin Dan ana slot machines, and race horse and dice games." "Not only that, but there were toy guns and "outlaw costumes." "Obviously the displays do not nt into observance ol the savior s birthday," Mrs. Colvln said In a statement. Porrriat of Lee To Be Unveiled WEST POINT. N.Y.. IP A por trait of Gen Robert E. Lee will be unveiled January 19 at the United States Military Academy as a companion piece to a painting of Gen. U.S. Grant, later president. The unveiling ceremony was an nounced over the weekend in a program for the celebration of West Point's sesqulcentenrual. Sidney E. Dickinson painted the three-quarter length portrait of the Confederate commander. The unveiling will mark both Lee's birthday and the 100th an niversary of the day he became superintendent of West Point. ' fa tvTWIAy KLAMATH FILLS. Ot0 AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at rkait keafl Pa. 4f For Oraen T. Take Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. BEST BUYS OF '51 CLEARANCE SALE ON SEWING MACHINES Desks to $329.00 NOW $227.00 Consoles to $219.00 NOW $179.00 Portable to $169.50 NOW , $ 89.50 Used Machines from $17.50 up Ask To See The Zig Zc9iAf I At Machine That Will N U I LWV?I Sewing Machine Service and Exch. Termi ' .. . Tradei 3218 Shasta Way - ' i'. , phone 6771 7T-VN ..T:.-; Hh "--. a.- " T HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH Junior Gunman TrysStickup PORTLAND. in-"I didi't really want the money: I Just wanted lo use the huh." That Is what a tearful 10-year-old boy told police who questioned htm Saturday following his unsuccess ful attempt to hold up a Portland grocer. "You hear Uieso guys on the radio pulling these Jobs and it seems real easy like. I Just wauled to see If It was," the boy ex plained. The grocer, John E. Myers, was quoted by police as saying the boy masked with a red bandanna en tered his store and, pointing a load ed 38-caltber revolver at him. said: "This is a holdup. Put the money in a sack or I'll shoot you." Myers started to hand the money to Uie boy with one hand but with the other lie grabbed the boy's gun hand. After a brief struggle, he subdued the lad, a sixth grader, and called police. The boy said he got the gun from an 11-year-old companion who had taken it from his home. He was turned over to juvenile author ities. Journal Strike Vote Recalled PORTLAND, C Circulation and editorial workers of the Orcson Journal Sunday withdrew strike authorisation which had been voted earlier to the Portland newspaper guild executive commit' tee. Permission to call a strike was withdrawn alter members voted lo acceDt a new wage contract ol fered by management lo circula tion employes. The new contract Increases cir culation district managers pay by $5.25. bringing their weekly base wage to 190. Circulation dealer men will get an S8.33 increase. Bringing their wages to sou weexiy The new schedules are retroac tive to Oct. 1. Newsboys Avert Suicide Try MIAMI. Fla.. i.fl John McGraw. 38 was alive today, thanks to three newsboys who interrupted his sui cide plans. The newsooys miiy caaigan. Buddy Rhodes and Eugene Mul lins. all 15 were preparing their Miami Heralds for delivery Sunday morning when thev heard glass breaking In a nearby tourist home. Investigating, thev were told by a tenant that a man Inside was trying to kill hlmsell. They smashed glass Jalousies and ripped out a screen on the front door to reach McOraw's apartment, where thev found htm in the kitchen with the gas stove Jets open. They broke kitchen windows to let in air, turned off the gas and carried McGraw to the front lawn, where he was revived. There police took over, thanking the boys for their work in helping save the man's life. McGraw was removed to a hospital. We specialise In insurance because we want to serve our customers right. No side lines! Hans Norland Agency, 627 Pine St, Phone 2-2515. FALLS. OREGON I " t Tj"-'i J SGT. CRAYD0N 0 W Y N, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gwyn, 238 Fulton, homo on furlough from Ft. Hood, where he has been for 15 months. Ho will report to Camp Stoneman early in December prior to leaving for duty with the Far F.ast command. Gwyn is a grad uate of KU11S. City Firemen Seek Toys Some needy Klamath baaln chil dren mlKht not be visited by 8nnla Cluus Ihls Christmas, but not be cause his city lire department help ers aren't working a hard as ever. Clly Fire Chrf Roy Rowe nays "there Just aren't enotmh old toys coming in lo our repair shop" to be worked over and painted up like new. The deadline for bringing In toys lo the (ire deuartnirnt on Wall street Is December IS, Rowe said. Drying painted toys, sortimr and delivering them to Santa Claus' special deliver)' office will take the remaining time tlU Christmas, the fire chief said. Persons having unused toys In their house, are asked to bring them In as soon as possible to the city firemen. n some needy -hHd won't be missed this Christmas by me jony uent. Rural Health Confab Due The Second Annual Rural Health Conference Is to be held In the Little Theater Building at Oregon Slate College In Corvallls, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7-8. 1991. Rural Health problems will be discussed by Dr. F. 8. Crockett. National Chairman on Rural Health of the American Medical Associa tion. Thero will also be discussion groups to talk over some srecUic problems. Anyone Interested Is welcome to attend this conference, further in formation may be obtained from the office of Uie Home Demonstra tion Agent, In Uie Post Office Bldg., or can aisi. Hossflesh On Way Downhill WASHINGTON. Itl Dobbin's popularity definitely appears to be waning even in Minnesota s utter Tall County. Otter Tail's horse populntlon was the heaviest of any county In Uie united states in uie urn censua of agriculture. The Census Bureau reported here that between 1845 and 1990, the county's horse Inven tory dropped from 19,309 to 10.709. Meanwhile, tractors - Increased from 3938 to 6184. Snow. Plasters Northern Maine By The Associated Prete The storm .which hit Uie north eastern part of the country dimin ished today after leaving up to 12 inches of snow In northern Maine. Light snow continued In parts of northern New England and there were flurries In the eastern Great Lakes region and the Appalachians. Strong winds were reported In omer parts of the country except for showers In the northwest Paci fic states as far south as north ern California and eastward Into the northern Rockies. The weather was on the chillv side over the eastern two-thirds of uie nation except Florida. Some warming was reported In the West and rising temperatures were pre dicted for most of the north cen tral region. However, It was zero early today In Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., and near zero In some other mmwesi areas,. Cops Baffled By Pharmacy Theft RICHMOND, Vs.. W-Rlchmond and Henrico county police were on the look-out today for the thieves wno uaturday night tried to split local police protection down the middle.. The culprits broke Into the Sun set Hills pharmacy and made off with $115 in cash and SO cartons of clgaretu worth another 175.' Police said the thieves broke Into Uie store through a rear door in Henrico county. The money was stolen Inside the store In the city of Richmond. Police said they weren't walling for a ruling as to whelher the thieves were guilty of store breaking In the city or the county or both Ben Morriion, Mgr. JUCKELAND TRUCK . SALES end SERVICE 11th & Klamath Ph.2-2581 Kg Easy-Going Gable Pleased Gable but Not Film Fans fty Klt.SKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD. (NEAl EXclu slvely Yours: Now It can be told Clark (Jnblea memorlea of his marriage lo Lady Sylvia Asnivy In elude the advice she gave hhn about his movie, -"To l'leaae A Lady." In lite original aerlpt he Played the rough, tough, naru- drinking Oable of Ills early hit mo vies. Lady Ashley read Uie script, waa norrmcd at his ungeniiemaiuy ao tions, and next dny Uuble got MUM lo lone down Uie character lo please a lady. The lady was pleased but movie audiences were not. The Dan Dailey Jane Nigh ro mance Is having tough sledding, Jane is waning to paia: "I can't figure him out. Yester day morning he told me he loved me. In the afternoon lie said he hated me." Leo McCarey finally got his end lug for Uie Helen Hayes-Robert Walker starrer, "My Son John and It's an eye opener. Walker, as a Communist In Uie slate depart menl. Is machine-gunned while rid Ing in a taxlrab past Uie Lincoln Memorlul in Washington. The cab, driven by movie stunt man Jimmy Dundee, spins out of control and overturns on inn mar- Fish Eating Horses, Yet EDMONTON. Alia.. W John Kuusn has proof that at least two horses In the Northwest Territories prefer eaUng fish lo hay. Kaasa. a camera enthusiast, re turned here with his prise movie of the fisli-eaiing horses. He pro duced a hot from uie movie se ries showing two big, white horses eating, with apparent gusto, a pair oi turn. "This fish-eating Is sort of habit with the horses like smok lng.'' Mr. Kaasa said. They can't get enough. When Uie Indians hang out their fish for drying and cur ing, the horses will come along, pull Uiem down and eat them." Roman Candles Chase Birds URBANA, 111., Ci Use Fourth of July Roman candles to gel rid of noisy flocks of starlings or black birds, suggests the University of Illinois experts. The university wildlife service says shoot the Roman candles Just betore It gels dark and Uie birds then will have only enough light leu to fly elsewhere for the night. It adds that two or three nights of this should scare the birds away for good. Cattle Rustler Gets Stoning BEMARANO, Java, ifi All In donesian cattle rustler met deaUl by atoning. A small-time bandit leader near Salatlga, Central Java, i chased by a mob of villagers, fell Into a rv vine and was stoned to death by his angry pursuers. His gang, among other things, had stolen It cows. Youngsters Like Farming BOSTON. UH Keeping young people down on the farm Is gel ling easier. The Mldcentury Conference on Touth found there are fewer boys nnu girls leaving farms In Mass achusetts at' least because the work Is lighter, more lntorestng and drudgery la mostly a thing of tne past. New Stabilizer To Take Office WASHINGTON, W The nation's new economic stabilizer Is an In dustrialist, a noted amateur as tronomer and descendant of the famed New England Poetress Amy Lowell. Roger Lowell Putnam, named to the Job yesterday by President Truman, Is also a former three time mayor ot Springfield, Mass., and nephew of the late president of Harvard university A. Lawrence Lowell. Putnam was chosen to succeed Eric Johnston, who resigned ef fective November 30, to return to his Job as president of the mo tion picture association. He will assume office December 1, an a recess appointee, pending action by Uie senate when It convenes In January. The Job pays $17,600 a year. Putnam aald he thought "cor.lo lences rather Uian congratulations" might be In order about his new Job. It makes him chief arbiter of prices and wages. Gas Fumes Threat To Church Crowd WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. Wt-Car-bon monoxide fumes escaped Into a church here Sunday morning, but quick action by the pastor probably saved the lives of sev eral persons. The Rev. R. E. Jones, pastor of the Old Baptist church of Walnut Ridge, suddenly faint from Inhal ing the fumes, shouted for the doors to be opened. only one person required hospi tal treatment. Dr. Ralnh Josenh said 13-year-old Catherine Downing was hospitalized. Ha said she would recover. Dr. Joseph said about 30 persons suffered some 111 effects from the fumes. He said moat of the victims suf fered only mild nausea. The fumes escaped from a new heater. NEW PLANE HAWTHORNE, Calif.. 11 A new twin-Jet Interceptor, the P-8KD Scorpion, will go Into quantity pro duction soon at tho Northrop air craft, plant here. The company said yesterday that the first model is undergoing tests. The craft fires rockets with electronic aiming and automatic triggering equipment. Details are restricted but the ship Is known to flv in the 600 mile an hour range. hlA alalia nf the Memorial. Jimmy did the slunt solo, with a double Impersonating Uie lata Walk er In a subsequent dying-wurds Scene. nini Croabv'a Pebble Beach, Cullf., home u for sale . . . Tin crystal gnsrra who see a flareup of the I'aylon-Tone-Nral triangle are way off their Images, naioara n now telling pals Ulal she wants to rock a cradle . , , Dolores Del Din and Lew llllcy are denying Uie secret marriage rumors in Mexico Clly. Dan Dalley'i ex-wlfe. Ul. la now sitting acrou the aisle from Nancy Sinatra In UCLA's "The Origin of Words" class, Only Ills close pals know the se riousness of George O'Urlen's re- oent hospital siege. A blood clot of ine leg. Monies nine no pro nounred him OK and he Is lesuui' Ing his movie career. June Oreer'a big pitch to get out of her ItKO contract has struck solid rock. Her studio asked her lo agree lo fork over a whole year s salary and to make Uiree future pictures on a wage cut. Now Jane saya ahe will all out the remaining two and a half years oi tier contract and let uie tat sal ary checks roll In. The Doris Dowling whom Artie Shaw will wed Is the same Doris Dowling who appeared In "Tho Lost weesena ' and oilier nice. week before she arrived In l,ondon. Artie told pals and newsmen that lie would luke songstress Bub Car son as wile No. 7. One look HI Doris and Artlo called off his engagement to sue. A movie queen of 30 years ago la back on tho sound stages with Uie word that today's leading men are far more attractive than the old time screen's lovers. Falre Bliiney, who fluttered her eyelashes at John Barrymore and went Into cllnchea Willi 'I homas Melghan, slipped me Uie woid: as a mature woman wno s raised three children I can tell you thai boys like Jell Cliamllrr and Tony Curtis are lar more attrac tive than Barrymore and Moiglian. They were exciting and diverting but they lacked responsibility and equilibrium. ' r nire. who is Dale nooeruon a moiher-ln-law. Just played a role In "Love Nest" at Kox and Is up for several otTier pictures. Those dales of Peter Lawford and Dawn Addnina In London are studio engineered and add up to ero ro mantically. They ro both in Tne Hour of Thirteen.". . .There's an other remake cooking for "Seventh Heaven" 11 Diana Lynn and Keeie Brasselle can be signed lor Uie young lovers. . -Fox wants Lisa Kirk for Dennis Day's heartbeat In a new musical. There's a court battle brewing between Betty Hutton and her ex- Ted Brlskln, over financial upport lor the two children. Hetty i wan ing that WOO a month won't pay Uie bills. Mario Lanza sent a check for tlOOO to that Foundling Hume In Pittsburgh where the nurses namea a baby Mario. , , Carmen Miranda will Introduce a new number for her Las Vegas engagement titled, Dese, Dem and Dice." The MOM mall department In cluded a letter addressed lo Jonn Barrymore In a slack of fan mall for Stan Laurel. Laurel returned the letter with a note reading. 'I hone you didn t send me this because you thought I'd be seeing John soon." Singing, Dincinj Dirline .a At., e..i 4,- oi mi win w giti CARY JOSE GRANT FERRER In M-O.M's PAULA RAYMOND 1 Signs Hano Ramon Novsrra Ollbart Roland Leon Ames - COLOR CARTOON LATEST NEWS ! 5f . . Mini GAYNOR fejJ 1 lilli Dtnnii DAY siR I CMLL 1 1 BOAT I f sP' TUESDAY, NOVKMlWIt 27. msi British Tea Up Half Penny Per LONDON, l.fl-The ptii'e -il a lim ol tea Uie llrltlah nulliuinl UrvviW age went up 30 percent in UmJ dun today. Leading tea shops anil- uiu rd a hike of linlf a penny a nip in three nenre itlure ami a half cents.) The old price (if two peine half, penny had held steady since iuju. Try the Nrw Corona I'urlalilt Typewriter at I'lonerr Of (lie Hup. ply t"e. ti Main. AaVit Mr.. 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