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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1952)
PAGE TWO tlERALn AMI NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. ORFT.OM THURSDAY. AUCUST 21. lUM i vain rniTJK: KHW 145d Kc. FDT Thursday Krrninr. Au. 21 8 00 Todaj't Sport HUhllfhl f IS Home Town Newt 23 Woild Nrwi Summary e 30 Twilight Serenada 8:4 Headline Kdition ABC 6 . 15 Coming Attractions on ABC 7 00 Mr. Prtmtrlfnt ABC t M Deftntc Atlornty ABC II 00 Original Amateur Hour ABC 8:4.1 BackaUf with KUinith Industry : OO Partftc Coaat BaebU 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:1ft Pacific Coast Baseball 3i:oo Nrwi Mimmary 11:05 Sifts Off KFLW 1450 Kc. - l)T Friday, August 23 6 (V) Band Music 6:05 Early Bird Newi A: 10 Corn In th Morn' 1 00 Newt Bkfst. raitton 7:13 Charlie's Roundup T:M Bob Garred & Newt ABC T;40 Top of the Morning 7:.13 John Conte Sings ABC 00 Breakfast Club ABC oo Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 30:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:53 Whispering Streets ABC 31:13 When a Girl Marries ABC 11:30 Stop & Shop 31:43 Musical Roundup XI:33 Market Report 12:00 News Noon Edition 12:13 Pay less Sidewalk Show - 32:30 Lucky U Ranch ARC 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 3:13 Easy Listening 1:30 Basin Briefs 1:43 Paul Harvey 2:00 Better Living . common aaar rom DANGEROUS PARADISE! -4 flfv 5 nUBtftl lYlllLnUIYI JANE RUSSELL WILLIAM BENDIX -ADDED ATTRACTIONS- J .jLiilPS PARTY T . WEST POINTSTORY . Kingdom or Plastics T , T,ll,,i Ml BHn a. i H W ITM I I j W B1MS&! --FRIDAY-SATURDAY WHAT W" MARS? S CHAPMAN -MIICHai 'ooiD nyi"...kr.ia i.i.i lb. ta.rff . and ! halt and lval t?Ha MSJf 0IN AT 7 FJ. I ,-as'-iEN-i -J rmtl sT TiCHNfCOWl (H1I010 WAMINDtS t IB Ronnie Kemper ABC 2 30 Mary Marg MrRrida ABC 3 00 Ted Malone ABC 3 13 Tennessee Ernie ABC 3 30 Cal Tinney ABC 4 00 Requeslfully Yours BOO Fun Factory ABC 5 20 World Might Reporter ARC B i5 RojaJ Triton Bbl Roundup ABC 3 30 Chel Huntley ARC 5 43 The Tommy Dorsey Show 00 Sport Hifhttghts 13 Home Town Nrwi 23 World News Summary :t0 Twilight Serenade 6 43 Headline Edition ARC It Happens Every Pay ABC T oo Music By Adlam A 110 30 Hotel Orch. ABC 00 Top Guy ABC 5 30 This is Your FBt ABC 00 NewssUnd Theatre ABC M Concert of Favorite 10:00 10 PM Headline 10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:30 Charles Antell Program ABC 11:00 News Summary 11 M Sign Oft KKJ1 1150 Kc. FDT Thursday Kvenittf, Au. 21 O0 Gabriel Heatter MBS l3Klam. Theater Quix 6.30 Around Town Kawa 6 40 Something to Thmk About 6 45 Sam Haee New MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Th John Sebastian Show 7:13 Tex Beneke t:mM This is Free Europe 8 00 Family Theatre MBS 30 Burl ive Sings 43 Heidelberg Harmonatres , 00 Glenn Hardy News MBt 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 45 Sporta Final 35 3-Min. Final 10:00 1 Love a My-tery UBS 10:13 Ponderosa Room 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 10:33 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Club 12 00 Sign Off KFJl 1150 Kc. PDT Friday, August 33 00 Sunrise Serenade 35 Farm Reporter T OO Hemingway New MBS T:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Best Buy 7:43 Sam Hsyes MBS 7:33 First Edition Local New 00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 30 Bible Institute MBS 9:00 Paula Stone Show MAS :13 PUtter Party 9:30 Date in Hollywood 8 45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test UBS 10:30 LaPolntes 10:45 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 New MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day UBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday New 13:30 Dance Tune 12:43 Market and Klamath Note J:53 Currin 1:00 Jack Kirk wood UBS 1:30 Two at 1:30 2:00 News MBS 2:05 News MBS 3:15 Coffee with Kan 2 30 Gillette Warmup MBS 1:33 Game of the Day MBS ' 3:55 Camel's Scoreboard UBS 4 00 Sammy Kaye 4:15 Hemingway New MBS 4 30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes News UBS 5.00 Ricky' Request 5:30 Twilight Tuna 5:30 News MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter UBS :13 Klamath Theater Quia SO Around Town News 40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayes New UBS :33 Bill Henry UBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 Tex Beneke 7 30 The Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 What's the Kama of That Son MBS 8:30 Proudly We Hail 9:00 Glen Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton .Lewis MBS 9.30 For Dancers Only 9:40 Sports Final 9:53 Five Minute Final UBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Magazine Theatre UBS 10:55 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Club u:oo sign ok Best Orchard Claim Made The "best orchard in Klamath County" is claimed now by Felis berto Laurencio, Malin farmer who has apples, peaches, apricots and plums growing on rocky hill land. laurencio sam ne nad apricots ripening in July and has some ap ples and other fruit ripe now with more varieties to come along later. several apple trees are being broken down by the weight of the fruit, he says. Ordinarily Klamath County pro duces very little fruit, but at tempts at fruit growing are becom ing more common. Part of his orchard Is alongside the slate hlfthwav. planted on land which is being used as the highway right-of-way but which he owns and tne state never bought, Laurencio says, and consequently he has a problem in keeping motorists com ing along the road from stoDDine to neip inemseives to nis apples. Telephone 4567 Com Q'ly for ott FREEMAN sfwwiawassia it imw. gayw -J AM. ft JAMES G. JOHNSON New UP Agent In Klamath James G. Johnson, formerly of Portland is district tretght and pas senger agent of the Union Pacific here, replacing John E. (Jack) Athcrton, who has been transferred to Eugene. Athrrton will be general agent at Eugene, under the supervision of the Portland U P. office and Traffic Manageer C. W. Evers. Here In Klamath Falls Johnson will be under supervision of the railroad's Sacramento office. Johnson has been with UP since 1937 and until his transfer here was foreign freight representative at Portland, nanciung import ana ex port traffic. Part of his work in cluded the Importation of Philippine mahogany into this country ana to Klamath Falls by the Palmerton Lumber Company. Atherton was stationed nere al most seven years. Italian Atom Research Slim If THERE'S A MATINEE J I EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR I CONTINUOUS - gy ' from 1.45 MILAN (.A Italy has started Its research for an experimental atom ic stockpile in mostly basement quarters next to a "room for rent" sign. It is modest beginning with 'home made" heavy water, a tiny quantity ot locally obtained mineral uranium, eight professors, some 30 student research assistants and about sioo.ooo. Unlike the treat secret Ameri can atomic cities, visitors need no special passes and there are no gun-orlstnng guards at the doors of the CISE (Centro Information! Studi Esperienze) laboratories, the organization for Italian atomic study. The center Is financed by a dozen of Italy's major industries. Profes sors directing the work say that the S100.000 is about one one-hun dredth of what they need for really aarancea experiments. But they take hope from Increas ing government Interest at Rome where late in July the research was placed under control of a gov ernment agency on nuclear energy. Minister pietro campuu of com merce and industry announced that Italy expects to receive financial aid from the United States to help wnn me stuaies. Goal of the research center Is to establish a sufficient atomic stockpile to permit experiment and stuaies. Directors saia tney aireaay have set up the necessary equip ment to get the stockpile started. Essential "heavy water" is being made electrically. Metallic uran ium is being extracted from uran ium-bearing ores which are found in Italy but not In quantity suffi cient to justify normal mining. Joel McCrea Family Shuns Excessive Movie Publicity Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD i Some Joker tacked on Joel McCrra s dressing room a sign reading "Millionaire's Row." Everyone on the movie set got a laugh out of It, especially Mc Crea. It's pftistble that he Is a millionaire, since he has been making good money for 30 years In the movies and Is reputed to be (oxy with his dough. But one thing Is certnln: He doesn't act like a millionaire. Nor has he brought up his two boys to act like a rich man's sons. In fact, they have been so shielded from the limelight that only this week did McCrea allow the first picture of one of them to be pub lished. The reason for the photo graph was that the oldest boy, Jody, 17. Is appearing with his pop In "Lone Hand." "Hint's true." Joel said. "There haven't been any picture of the boys published since they were babies. The only photos we have taken of them were for the fam ily a I b u m. My wife (actress Frances Dee) had a theory about that. "She objected to children being used In publicity at an age when tliey were not able to make their own decisions about It. That wasn't being fair to them, she reasoned. She also objected to children being forced to live In the shadow of their parents' fame. "And she was absolutely right. I have seen it happen to too many kids nt famous people. They wind nil Willi a complex about bourn second brt and make mr.v-e.i ol i tneir lives. I wantea my uoya to stund on their own two fret." The McCrcns soeni to hnve done a good Job along those lines on Jotly and David, who la 16. They purpasely kept the boys out of the Beverly Hills social whirl, where they would be competing with othri flint children. The MrCrra sons have spent most of their lives on i the Mccrea ranrn. lenrning ine cattle business from the ground up. "Hie boys have even aatd they don't waul me to leavt any money to them." Joel added. "They tell me I can give II all to an orphan age I have been helping over the yeurs. At any rate, I haven't set up anv trust funds for thrm to got at certain atjes. I think that would be a bad thing for a kid." Now Jody has been bitten by the acting bug. After years of Indif ference about his father's proles slon, he suddenly has expressed a desire to get Into It. Joel gave him a chance to break Into the game in "Lone Hand." "I gave the kid a part and let him double In some riding scenes," remarked director George Sherm an. "He's plenty good." The proud father agrees, and has given his blessing to Jody's new enthusiasm. "He's all excited about It." said Joel. "Now he plans to enroll at Pomona College and take the same drama course that Robert Taylor and I took (here. I'm nut discouraging him. Acting Isn't a bad business; It's dona all liglil lor me." Joel admitted that neither of his smia has ever been a great Ian ol his. "They Ilka me better than Ran dolph Scott but not as well a Gary Cooper," ha shrugged, Capsule Review:' "What PUce Glory" la a happy throwback to another war ami another era. The itlossy new version of tile fumed World War I drama lias none ol the hard'hltten reality of Hints of mora recent wars. War la a game played mora for Inuglia than Iran Helping lo play It to I he hilt ai Jiimr Cauney and Dan Palley. innpliod taxiing for (jilirt and rinitg. They keep things rolling at a lust clip, and I In if milt la pure iMilPi'talnmcnl. 'Valentino 2nd1 Says He Prefers Character Parts For a Useful Gift Shop Volrhl's Pioneer Office Supply, 629 Main JR. NECKLACE LINE lY "V V-TT 9259 1117 Pretty you! 'That necklace line with plunging V is sheer flattery for your face and figure in one of the spic-and-span fall cottons. rustling taffeta, or midnight vel veteenbe the prettiest girl at the party! Bew it with scalloped short sleeves or lone sleeves. f attern 8Z5: Junior Miss Size 11. 13, 15. 17. Bine 13 takea a'i ards 39-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send Thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin. care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III. Print plainly your name, ad dress, zone, alze and style number, By KRSK1NE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA) The Man: Let exhibitors yowl for a modern Valentino to bring the housewives rushing back into tne movie theaters Fernando Lamas wants no part ot being the heavy- lidded, burning-eyed answer to lov - starved women. Fernandn doesn't mind an occa sional nibble at the wnite snoui dera of a movie queen like Lana Turner in "The Merry wiaow. but says: "I would hate to be tvoed in romantic roles. It hurts you tremenaousiy ana it s not gooa lor a long career, im piayuig a gangster in 'The Girl Who Had Everything.' The character roles are Juicier." Is Fernando pained when dolls throw themselves at his feet, yank at his shirt and scream Lover Boy!' "Bless the screaming women," he said. "They buy tickets to thea ters. The day they slop swooning or crowdlno- around me in the street, I'll know I'm through. I hate actors who pretend they re annoyed at admiring women. It's a lot ot baloney. Cameron Mitchell's beaming over his escape from being lagged "the poor man's John Garlield." now that he's red-hot In the versatile acting league at Fox. He's playing another meaty role the part of an Insane doctor In "Powder River" and tells me: "I was professionally dead when I made a test tor 'The Postman Alwaya Rings Twice.' John Gar Held got the part and I got the kiss of death. Everybody saw the test and for a couple of years I was alwaya called in for Garfleld type roles. But every time Gar field was there and he got the role." The wolfish brother role in "Death of a Salesman'' snapped Mitchell's career back in place, but, he says, "Darryl Zanuck was the only producer in town who really gave me a chance." Donald O'Connor Is breaking his agent's heart, but he's saying no to offers of 610.000 a week, plus hefty percentages ol the net take, in night cluba and theaters. He's nixing benefits, personal appearance tours to plug movies and Invitations to whoop It up at Ciro's and the Mocambo, too, "be cause I'd like to keep my health. I'm not making the mistake ol working myself to death." Donald rushes right Into the Russell Nype role In "Call Me Madam" when he winds up "I Love Melvln." then he faces the TV cameras again in NBC's "Com edy Hour" In October. "This time," he told me, "I'm going to be on every fourth week, because It's Important for people to know when to expect you. I'm going to use film sections, too, for NMMATM PAU.S. AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds ot thtir btitl Ph. 496 Fer Ora'ert Te Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. six shows, but I'll try to do more." Now It's the British Marlon Bran dohandsome Richard Burton who plays young Philip Anhley In Fox's film version of Daphne Du Maurler's best-seller, "My Cousin Rachel." Only Burton Isn't sura that he likes the comparison. "People who say I'm the same type as Marlon couldn't be more wrong," he snapped. "Perhaps I look like him, but there the re semblance ends. I can be under stood when I speak." His comment on British actors who come to Hollywood: The English admire actors who come here, make great reputations for themselves and return home. But they still think that actors who remain In Hollywood are traitors." Rory Calhoun, who bellowed "Who Me?" when Fox let It out ol the bag that he was being groomed for soup-and-flsh roles, la feeling better about things. He's still on' a horse In "The Way of a Gaucho" and "Powder River." and his own emoting Isn't driving him out of the projection rooms. "I'm trying to get out of this personality thing and learn some thing about acting," Rory tells It. "Personally. I wish they'd Just give me a pistol, a horse and apare the dialog. But I realize that act ing's a trade. You have to do bel ter with eacn picture meae aays, If you don't, that a all, brother.' Rorv on the "beautiful man' tag that be thinks he's lived doan: "It's a murderous thing to pin on a guy. It gets you nowhere in Hollywood." Insurance Policy Gives Returns ROANOKE, Va. I George Betzold sold a Roanoke man family liability Insurance policy last week. And Betzold filed a claim under the policy vesterdav. The sales ta k clincher bv Bet. sold was that the unidentified client's big police dog might hurt somebody. The dog did he bit Betzold. BASIN BUILDING 4714 So. 6th v Extension Screen 95c ua Shov.li 3.15 Screes Deer Drills 2.95 II Gel. Gorb.ia Cans 5.95 Watch lhate adds for specials on saint, Hard w a r a mm 4 building matarielf. 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