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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OUK.CON THURSDAY. NOVKMIWH '.!!), I NOTIcV 11 ' NOTICE FRIDAY, - SATURDAY SUNDAY - MONDAY S3 CoctimioHs From 1:45 , Open 6:30 P.M. hAiiiiionTWiafctel i 4KsnsMOBauHnsf J OFKSIfIST 1 I FABULOUS Iff t I PIRATE tJS II iral. BCRD' II S'y. "ihovtowifo LJl "B5R0$SMG... J l ond fwo kid$... rOWafUL" W1 ji 1 1 UH ANDBEWSBp I I lr l g (I 1 1 1 1 tmtnml NMh MM 'NM JlREMfc P KKLW MM Kc-PST Thuntduy Kvcmnr, November 29 6 00 SiMrl HifhlitfMi . - 6 IS llitn-c Town Newi 23 World News Summary 6.30 Suburban Serenade 6 43 Head ling Edition ABC 6 M Cominf Attractions on ABC 7:00 Mr. President ABC 7:30 Barbershop Harmonies 7:45 Civilian Defense Pirm. 8 00 Ori. Amateur Hour ABC 8-45 Jtrmy Nolan' Swi? 9:00 Hotel Edison Orch. ABC PIS Foreign Reporter ABC 9.30 Concert of Europe ABC lotto 10 PM Headline 10 15 Club Can Do ABC 10::t0 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sun Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST Friday, November SO 6:00 Sign on News 6:05 Corn In the Morn 6:45 Farm. 'are 7:00 New Bkft Edition 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred & Newi ABC 7:40 Tup of the Mom trie 7:55 Inside New HUvd. ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC , 9:00 Hank Henry Show 1 9 30 Break the Bank ABC 10 00 Chet Huntley, Newt ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10 30 My True Story ABC 10:53 Edward Arnold ABC 11:00 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop & Shop 11:30 A tat rut the Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:55 Market Report 12:00 Newi, Noon Edition 12:15 ray lea Sidewalk -Show 18:3) Lucky U Ranch ABC l:fn Pr l Hnrvev ABC 1:15 Better Llvinf .1:30 Tne Per.ec l Husband ABC 3:00 Baein Briefs 3:15 Accent on Melody 2:30 Mary Marlin ABC 3 45 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC 3 CO Ted Malone ABC 3:15 When Girl Martlet ABC 3:30 Mary Marg. McBridt ABC 4:03 Reqvestfully Your 5 00 Mark Trail ABC 5:5 Victor Bore ABC 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC "Who is. tA real Metier of this Child? JH27 V&UtmtmtJUM DUSK KJJANEWYMAN M uTHE BLUE VEIL r wmwm-mwm. 0UIT NEXT ATTMCTION t 4v 'Y 1 1 I IT 1 1 ! fa Drm 5:45 It s kovi Time 6 00 Sports Hlihltghts 613 Home Town News 6 23 World News Summary 6 SO Suburban Serenade 6 43 Headline Edition ABC 6 55 Ckantplon Roll Call ABC T OO Gillette Fithts ABC 800 Richard Diamond ARC 130 ThU U Your FBI ARC 9 00 Otile and Harriet ABC 9:30 Cone, of Favorite . 1000 10 P.M. Headlines 10 .15 C la rem on t Orch. ABC 10 ;W tmomnia Club 11:00 News 11:05 Stsn Off RFJI 1150 Kc PST Thursdsy Kvenlnf, Nowmber W 6 00 Gabriel Header MBS 6:13 Klam. Theater Quia. 6:30 Around Town News 6 43 Sara Hae New MBS 6 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Thankful Hour MBS 8.00 Tartan MBS 8:30 Harmony Time 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonalre 9:00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 913 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Wrestltn 9:55 5-Minuu Final MBS 10:OOWre&tltng 10:45 1 Love A Mystery MBS 11:00 Ntfht Owls Edition 11:05 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sujn Oft KFJb-llM Kc. PST Friday. November SO 6:00 Musical Reveille -- i ar--e- ' Bulletin Board 6:55 Local News ?:) Heimniway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:33 News 7:45 Beit Buys 6:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Breakfast Gang MBS S:M Bible Institute MBS P.-no Honma-era Harmonies 9:15 Sandy's Serenades y:4J i avovi.e ot fcctterday 10: CO Glenn Hardy News MBS 10:13 Tello-TeU iC:;l t-aPrirte 10:45 Local News u.-o eurt.ru 10.53 News 11)0 Ladles Fair MBS 11:25 News 11 CO Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Headline News 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:45 Market-Uvestock 12 55 News 100 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Tune Test 1:55 News 2:00 World News MBS 4 3.05 Network News MBS 3:15 Platter Party 3:40 Talk Back MBS 2.-13 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 140 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Speed Gibson MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes New MBS 940 Name the Record S M C'bce BcaUy MBS 3:55 Tex Fletcher MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Quiz Show 6:30 Around Town News 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:55 BUI Henry MBS 7.00 Football Prophet 7:15 Stars on Parade 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8.00 Magazme Theater MBS 8:30 True or False MBS 9 00 Glenn Hardy, News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Crime Fighters MBS 9:55 5-Mtnute Final MBS 10:C0 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 John Steele Adven. MBS 10:45 Stars on Parade 11:00 Night Owls Edition 11:05 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off Reel Love For Lonely MUNICH, Oermany, (NEAt An enterprising Munich bachelor aas devised a system ior introduc ing men to women, and vice versa, that has the Lonely Hearts clubs beat a mile. It's done by movies. Werner Hampe. a 42-year-old in ventor, sits a marriage candidate before his camera. A short sound film is made. Then these films are shown to people seeking mates. There is now an extensive li brary of men and women suitors In Hampe's "Marrlage-Sound-Film-Studlo." A customer . comes in, say he'd like to meet a nice lady and he is ushered to a seat. It's all done in complete privacy. He Is shown films of ladles until he finds one he likes.' He can window-shop this way without embar rassment. He sees what the mer chandise looks like, what it sounds like and then, if he wants, he can say,' "OK, wrap It up." Occasionally, a client can't find anything that he likes. When he reaches, the point that he says, "This is where I came in," Hampe just turns the camera on him and adds him to the library. The unique system Is patented, and Hampe plans to extend It all over Qermany. Eventually, he hopes to exchange films with slm- uar institutions an over the world. He feels, of course, that his me thod is the only way for people to find reel love. Henley Hornet Buzzes By By SYLVIA ROBERTS Henley is proud and honored at having some of the football team placing on the all-county team. Those making the first team are: quarterback, John Lento; tackle, Marlon Jack; and guard, Wayne Buck. Gordon Ramsey", Don Ander son and Jim DeVore took second place bows. A new addition to the school, and a very good one, are the bronze plaques just outside the main entrance of the school build ing which reads "Home of the Henley Hornets." This very appre ciated gift was left to the school by last year's class of '91. "I Speak for Democracy" was the title chor.en by the Junior cham oer of commerce for speeches giv en throughout the country. Sally Searcy, Henley senior, brought her self honor and the school as well,, by winning the contest for Klamath county. The theme for the O.A.A. dance to be given Friday is Blue Moon. Donalds McDonald was chosen chairman to see that everything goes well for a perfect dance. Blood Shipment Endangered MEDFORD. Iff Two hundred pints of whole blood, destined for use in Korea, almost was lost when icing conditions forced a C-47 carrier plane down here. The blood, which required re frigeration, was saved by local blood donation center workers. They bought crushed Ice from downtown coin-operated vending machines and rushed it to the air port Tuesday night. Another Diane stopped Wednes POWDER PUFF REVUE The four youngsters above compriso one of several aits to be presented in the Disabled American Veterans annual talent show at tho armory Sat urday night. The girls are (1 to r) Carol Lee Hammer, Kay Dorccn llodson, Jean Dae Hisphan and Li.xie Kay Pritman. Amateurs of all ages from throughout the basin are to be presented in a three-hour variety show. Career and Love Life Are Confusing By ERSKIXE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEAi Rita Hsy- worlh Is as confused as Holly wood about her return to the screen. Or else she's playum an "Every- body-Loves-A-Mystery" name with Columbia studio to what public In terest alter her three-year absence from the screens ol Uie popcorn palaces. FAST RETl RNS Taking a private lesson from pro Frank Feltrop at the Beverly Wllshire hotel the about-to-be-ex-princess returned my questions about all the conflicting career re ports with the same sip she was putting into her practice serves. Maybe," she sold with a pro vocative smile tfrom the movie "The Loves of Carmen") "the stu dio wants it that way." But the studio says you are starting work the first week in December? ' "Maybe so," she said with a sultry smile (Irom the movie Gilda") "but I still haven't read a script. I don't know anything abcut the story." Will her next husband be Charles Feldman. the Hollywood agent who has been wining ana ainingner NOT DIVORCED Rita, in white shorts and a re vealing sweater, sent a' baU driv ing into Ui3 net and cooed: "My dear boy, J'm not divorced yet." "When you're free, then?' "I don't think I'll marry any one." Well, anyway, there's one thing certain. Rita Hayworth In white shorts and a revealing sweater, bouncing around on a tennis court, is an eye-popping sight. Tyrone Power's ideas on a screen career for wifey Linda Christian: "I don't know. We haven't made any definite plans. If she'd like to make pictures. It's fine with me. I have no objections." It's true and I'm still gulping. Paulette Goddard and Gypsy Rose Lee will be co-starred In Babes In Bagdad," a Danzlnger brothers flicker to be made in Spain. Shooting begins in December. Earl Kerns On New Board Earl Kerns, Klamath Falls, has been elected Oregon's director on the Western Regional livestock marketing service association, an organization which attached the Oregon Farm Bureau federation to its membership this week. The OFBF is holding Its annual convention In Salem this week. Kerns last Monday, as chair man of the OFBF's livestock de partment, led a discussion on the formation of a statewide livestock marketing association.' Klamath county's farm bureau set one up here several months ago. The need for better disinfection of auction yards in Oregon, to prevent tne spread of contagious cattle diseases, was one of the topics under discussion. VISIT DO Altamont Grocery, Altomont Drivt Bill Davit Associated, 2101 So. 6th Beacon SerVic Station, 1201 E. Main Broadway Cleaners, 4525 So, 6th Bob's Associated Service, Prospect & Upham Baird'i Service, 3249 6th Carr'i Associated, Lakeview Junction Cliff Yaden Signal, 2560 So. 6th Clff Yoden Fuel Oil East Main Grocery Clem li Leo's Barber Shop, So. 8th flita Hay worth Both Erie Jolson. Al's widow. and Irwin Kramer, owner of New York'. Edison hotel, dency the sud den flurry of marring rumors. it a a long-time inmiiy friendship, uicy claim. Jane Wyman'a comment on printed reports that she's having uig icuq wim u nuer Kogers: "It's ridiculous. I don't know what It could be about." Hnttift Mc-nnnl! U HU(..-j K reports that she is in a crltlcul coudlton. Her intimates say that Hattie Is gaining strength dally and that her physician only visits her once a week. Hedv Lamnrr'a mil siv Hint hf balked at succeeding Claudctte Colbert In "The Korean Story" because the script calls for her to ploy the mother ot a soldier. No mama roles for Hedy yet. Blng Crosby won t be moving Into the brass hat section at UI now that the Decca Recording Co. has assumed control of the film studio. A wild rumor that he might was shrugged off by the Groaner, who told: "I don't even own any Dec ca stock." Janet Leigh still hasn't seen Uie billboards for Howard Hughes' next big Bauyooo film. "Jet Pilot," but after those "His Kind of Wom an" ads she's ready for anything. "In one scene," she gasped It. "I wear a plalr of gold pajamas silt on the sides clear up to HERE. In another I'm all covered uu In a flying suit with a parachute strapped on my back. Something tells me which photograph How ard wUl use." ' Oroucho Marx is Joining Jane Wymnn in the record warbling league. He 11 cut nn album of com edy songs with Victor Young for Decca. The plot secret of John Ford's "The Quiet Man," filmed In Ire land, Is out. John Wayne plays a prtzeflgher who kills a man in the ring, returns and vows he'll nev er fight again. Big Vic McLaglen finally goads him Into a terrific brawl. CBS and NBC are playing tu Prof-war with Dennis Day on one of those long-term TV deals that will run in the neighborhood of 15,000, 000. Betsy von Furstenburg Is dating adorers who don't look one bit like Nick Hilton a tip-off to the shaky state of her engagement to Elizabeth Taylor's almost-ex. This Friday e . DOUBLE S&H Green Stamps Given hAkwlws JEWELERS GREEN STAMPS THE NEW S & H GREEN STAMP STORE Located At 1015 Main Street, Klamath Falls t YOUR BUYING FROM S&H GREEN STAMP MERCHANTS Baton Baffle Delays Show CHICAGO. I.t The orche5tra for the opera ''Carmen" walked out of Uie pit Inst night at the bid of Jnmes Petrtllo. musician's union boss, who decided the orchestra's dignity had been bruised. The per formance wns delayed 15 minutes. Petrlllo snld Alfred Bruenhm, New York violinist, and concert melster of the orchestra, had com plained that after the New Yorl; City Opera Co.'s performance of "Mndamo Butterfly'' Inst Snlurdny, ho was hit by a baton thrown by Lnszlo Hnlsg, the conductor and music director. riQi'E Hnlasz allegedly acted In a mo ment of pique expressing his dis pleasure with the orchestra's per lormance, Petrlllo said. Petrlllo, preMdetu o( the Ameri can Federation of Musicians, np- peared nt the opera at tho civic opera house last night, culled the musicians from the pit and said Uicy would remain out until Hnlass apologised. The orchestra returned afler 33 minutes, with one report staling Halass had made an apology and the matter was stralchtcned out. But Hnlnsi later told a reporter, "I made no apology. I told Mr. Petrlllo thnt I had hit Mr. Bruen Ing with a bnton, I would have apologized Immediately, but since I did not hit him I did not see any need tor apologizing." NO BATON Halasz, however, said he would not use a baton In lulure conduct ing. "Tomorrow, i Friday) I make my debut at Milwaukee without a baton. I shall conduct with my hands only, so that no one shall accuse me of throwing a baton," he said. The conductor also struck a note of hurt surprise at Bruenlng's charge. "To think," he said, "such a thing from a man whom I myself elevated several weeks ago to his present position from the very last stand in the orchestra." KLAMATH FALL, 0t04 AMERICAN CHINESE 'moi at rkeii heat) Pb. 44H r Orders T T.ks Oat Ben B. L, Mgr. City Shell Station, 1100 Moin St. D & B Oil Burner Service, 1102 E. Main Don's Shell Service, Hwy. 97 Frank Moon Store, Kono Camp Harwin's Jewelers, 701 Main Idellas, 4848 So. 6th .Jim's Shell Station, Oregon Avenue & Donald Street Monarch Texaco Service, 301 So. 6th Oregon Woolen Store, 800 Main St. Bad Man Cook Sentenced To Death in California f.L CKNTItO, t.tt-The criminal savagery of William Cdwurd Cook, a IKI-yenr-uld pint slsed despciuili) who klduuprd nine persons and killed six of them, has been hulted by Cnlllomla Justice. Cook, product of wretched en vironment In a bleak and ilcMilnte abandoned mining section ueur Joplln, Mo was sentenced yesler duy lo drnth In Man Qur.nl In gas chamber for the murder of He nttle oil aleaimm, Robert II. Dewey, The llvc-foot, four-Inch self slvlrd bndmun already wus under (Ivn sentences of no years each In con nection with the kldnap-murders of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Moaser and Ihelr three children of Atwood, 111. Tho sentences were to bo served Y To Hold Gym Classes A class In "double progressiva method" of exercise nid wnlitlit lifting has been scheduled lo begin Monday noon In (ho YMCA. The group, a .business and pro feaslonnl men's class, will be under the Instruction of Hoi) Avellue. who Instructed weight lilting and wrivl llnn in Wichita, Km., and Tucson, Ariz., brfore coming here. Tho YMCA will also start a six week beginners' squure dance class Monday, December in. Allen Howard, president ol the Klnmnlh bnsin caller's nnd Instructor),' council will direct. Registration mu.t be at ouco In both classes, and Information may be nnlned by contacting tho "Y" or calling 1370. ESCAPE PORTLAND. Iff A four-mnn crew escaped injury Wednesday when an air (orce C-(l troop car rier plane lipped on Us nose during a practice lauding here yesterday. Ileautiful New Htork Leather i llrlrf Cam . . . Walleli . . . I'loneer Office supply t o. 039 Main. Nlrlflrtj tho fong In I - or coHee time ... I NOTICE; OUR PARTS AND SERVICE DEPARTMENTS WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY DEC. 1st for inventory ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th Pine Street Market, 7th & Pine Streets Franklin Richfield, 3640 Summers Lane Sunrise Service Station, 101 E. Main Street Schneiders Variety, 4801 So. 6th St. Francis Mobil Station, So. 6th ' Shasta Food Market, 4333 Shasta Way Shasta Way Mobil Service Station, 4335 Shasta Way Woisse Fuller Paints. 2899 So. 6th Cec's Signal Station, 76 Main Street comeoutlvcly. IHANHI I II The federal director of prisons, James V. Uciinelt, may now orurr the transfer of Cook from the fed eral prison at Alcntrni lland 10 CnlilurnlB's Man WurnUn, where lit Ver will await action uf the staid supreme court on Ills nppen! for u review, automatic undur Califor nia law. If no reversible error is found by the high court, the federal au thorities Ihrn may surrender tech nical custody, sn Ihot Cook may pnv the supreme penalty. 'Hie do parlinenl of jtullce uld In Wash ington thai Uie attorney general will await receipt of formal papers before transferring Cook to Cali fornia's Jurisdiction. Under public document 08, passed by cnimicss and signed bv the president last summer, Conk would linve been eligible fur parole from Alcatros prison after nerving only Itt venrs of his SOO-year sentence. UltANU . Huperior Judge l.urny J. Mouser said ho lound no extenuating olr iMimstnnces in Ills study of trial testimony or of the transcript of Brand jury testimony that wsi made available lo him by stipula tion, lie lunnded the killing cf Oewev ns nrenirdltated and drill). erule end said It was coupled Willi the perpetration ol a felony, tin ronucry ni L)rwry. Cook twice tillered feeble. rruif, iiuobw allvtlilliK U Inaudible "no s when asked him II he had ny before sentence was pro nounced. Me showed no vhlble emo. Hon as the court ordered the death penally, but as soon aa II was de livered two ol the 10 hU'ky guards Inside the court railing pounced unnn him and clamped on hand cuffs. ihi niiNDir aut UNI 904 Klamath A... hent 074 Phon. 4113 i day morning and picked up the DIOOd.