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SATUKPAY, SKITKMPKH 27, HIM pap,!? two HERAl.n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAILS. OHFT.ON RADIO LOS Kt'LW 1450 Kc PST (Saturday Kvcnltif, Srpt, 27 , iOO SpnrU Hlfhltfhlr ft IS Mom Tom n Nw ' 6 25 World Ncwi buinmary JO Uoida of Life 45 Orrgon vi. Nrbratka Fool bit I 0 00 R)uNican Nat 1 Comm. i'lm. ABC 9 IS Th- JMayboyi ARC 9 :m Dancing lrtv AUG 10:00 Hi p in. Hradlinr 10:15 7th Day Advenlui Pgm. ABC 10:45 Insomnia Club 11:00 Nwt Summary 11:05 Sign Oft KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Sunday, Sept. 38 B 00 Newi Summary ABC IS Morning bung ABC fl :t0 l-ignt and Lilc Hour ABC 0.00 Calvary Echoes 0 15 Nrgro Collrgr Choir ABC 9 M McMagc nl Urarl ABC 10:00 buncUy Newt Nwcul ABC 10:15 Brunch Tim ABC 10 30 National Vrfcper ABC 11 00 Prcvh tertan Church 12:00 Christian In Action ABC i2:M Piano Playhouse ABC 1 0i Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC 2 00 Voice ol Prophecy ABC 2 :0 (irealeet Story Ever Told ABC 3 00 Hour ot Decision ABC 3 M V S. Navy Band 3:45 Guest Star 4 (10 Musical Tintypcc 4 ;i0 Herald of Truth 5 no American Miuic Mall ABC 5 30 Two Tickets to B Way B M Drew Pranon ABC 5 15 Melody Highway ABC B 45 Home Town News ' ..5 World Newi Summary 7:00 Cascading Rhythmi 7 :t0 Time Capsule ABC fi1 Paul Harvey ABC 8:15 Mondav Morning Headline ABC 8:30 AU Star Show ABC 0:30 Bob Edge ABC 9 Aft As Other See l'i ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headline. 10:15 Aragun Ballroom ABC 10:45 Insomnia Club j l oo Newi Summary 11:05 Sing Off KKLW 1450 Kc. rST Monday, Sept, 29 . fl 00 8 a.m. News 6 05 Corn in the Mom 7; 00 Newt Breakfast EdtUon 7:15 Charlte'i Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred. News ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:45 Top of the Morning 7:55 John Conte ABC 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank 30.00 Chet Huntley ABC ; ( TOMGKT - LAST TIME j "YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS" STARTS TONIGHT it MIDNIGHT CLAMOROUS LAS VEGAS... where everybody plays a game I HOWARD HUOHIS pntm JANE RUSSELL VICTOR MATURE VINCENT PRICE 0pm i;P.M.-Ptiow 2-3535 ?- 8V8? loi.f nmLrl III 1 """y iasssssw afaasasjBBjasjaajp 10 15 I .one Journey ABC 10: My True Story ABC 10.53 WhUpenng Street ABC 11 IS When Girl Marries ABC 11.10 Stop and Shop 11:45 Musical Roundup 11 55 Market Report 12 00 Noon Edition New 12 IS Pavle Sidewalk Show 12 .10 Jack Owen ABC 1 00 Pill Ring Show ABC I 15 Psul Haivey ABC 1 i0 nahin Briels 145 Better Living 3 00 Betty Crockrr ABC 2 05 Tennessee Ernie ABC 3 15 It'a l p To You ARC 2.. W Tennesee Ernie ABC .1 00 Ted Malone ABC 3.15 Richard Llewellrn ABC 3 .10 Cal Tmnry ABC 3 53 Betty Crocker ABC 4 00 Requet.ltull Your 3 IX) Fun Factory ABC 5 13 Ronnie Kemper ABC 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC 5 43 Drama of Medic ma fi 00 Sports Highlights 8 15 Home Town New h.JA World News Summary 6 :t0 Fine Arts Quartet ARC 1 00 The Lone Ranger ABC , 7 :tfl Henrv J. Taylor ABC 7 43 Stewart Craig ABC 8 00 Chicago Signature ABC 8 Wl Music Theatr 8:45 Potato Queen Candidatt Inter views 9 0)1 Frank & Jackson ABC 9 30 Billy May s Oirh. looo 10 p m. Headlines 10:13 Dream Harbor 10 .i0 Charles Antell Pgm ABC 1045 Hollywood Orch. ABC 11.00 News Summary 11.05 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Saturday Evening, Sept. 27 8.00 Around Town Newt 15 Klamath Theater gun 8 .10 Assembly of God Hour 7.00 Community Chest Kick-Off Show MRS 8 00 The John Sebastian Show 8 15 Tex Beneke 8 ;i0 Klamath Temple Hour 9 00 News MBS 9:13 Dance Orch MBS 10 00 Hawaii Calls MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Orch. MBS 10:55 Night Owls Newi 11:00 Night Owla Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. rST Sunday, Sept. 28 8 00 Wing of Healing 8:30 The Lyn Murray Show 9 00 Radio Bible Class MBS 9 30 Youth Soldiers for Christ 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 News MBS 10.15 Guest Star 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:15 Show Tunes 11:30 Land of the Free MBS 11:45 Music MBS' 12 00 News MBS 13:15 BUI Cunningham MBS 13:30 Comic Weekly Man 1:00 Alan Roth Show 1.30 Clyde fieatty MBS ( 1:55 News 3:00 The Shadow MBS 2:30 True Detective MBS 3:00 Nick Carter MBS 3:25 New MBS 3:30 Official Detective MBS 3 55 Cecil Brown. News. AifiS 4:00 Proudly we Hail 4:30 Steam ooat Janv-ire 5:00 Klamath Musical Art 5:30 Enchanted Hour MBS 6:00 Jimmy Fidler 6:15 Klamath Theatre Qui 6 30 Youth Views the News MBS 7:00 Little Symphonies 7:30 Family Theatre MBS 8:00 Twenty Questions MBS 8:30 The Great Day Show 0 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Club Cat-Ore 9:30 The Whistler CBS 10:00 Band for Bonds MBS 10:30 Music for Romance MBS 11:00 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Monday, Sept. 29 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:55 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes. 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News MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request 5:30 Wild BUI Hick ok: MBS 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel He after MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes, News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS ' 7:00 I Wss A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Star 8:00 Let George Do It MBS 8:30 Democratic Speech MBS 0:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 0:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9 55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Look to the Skies 10:30 Reporters Roundup MBS 10:53 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off Telephone 45B1 George ond Bert BERNARD BOX j9rn'pitaw f TOGETHER SB M JANE WVMAII Stilt It .a I i Crosby m JANE BaNBjaasiBiBiBiBiaiBiBiBiaaBBBBjBSBB (lajasa aji mmmmmmmmmmmmm c: '; t-Wi IfiKn s? (rrri LUCKY LASSES from KUHS at the luncheon for them in the Peli can Party Room Sept. 29, sponsored by Leon's and the Vogue Shoe Company. The guest list was chosen at random from the hi gh school student body; and 20 who held lucky numbers were given a free pair of shoes. A feature of the event was a. displa y of shoes worn by Hollywood film stars in recent movies. Bob 6a!c' . local manager of Leon's and Parker Woods, Medford man ager of Leon's gave talks on style trends in casual shoes. invited were: Kay Angsteed, Marjory Blind, Trudy Bramlett, .Marilyn Brandt, Shirley Chaney, Jean Condrey, Shirlee Craw ford, Mary Demetrakos, Nancy Elliott, Jean Estes, Alice Geary, S usan Geary, Ruby Gehring, Ann Henderson, Caroline Heil bronner, Joan Juckeland, Roberta Kittredge, Rhonda Lambie, Ja na Langslett, Roberta McCoy, Jackie Murphy, Carolyn and Mari lyn Nancarrow, Kay Peterson, Sue Rambsy, Shirley Sehorn, Reva Snell, Pat Taylor, Sylvia Gerber, Carol Elliott and Paula Horn. Sailors Wait Deportation PORTLAND W Striking crew j maimers vi uie ijiueiinu ucikiuci i Riviera were in Multnomah County ' jai here Saturday awaiting Jobs I , , .. j. ,.,. u,'"'u . .,' I The men struck the ship earlier mis montn to protest wnat u.ey f T ; Lairo Incident." in Rome and ttho wcre taUliu l0 ale5s Bs ou tuday told a House Interstate sub said were poor living conditions. Algiers. Htl(i I bv nussionurlcs three-quar- committee InvestiKatlnj possible They refused either to leave the ."L1 wnnl ..,or :u" lers of a century ago. have to objectlonal material on Radio and i- cait it ' , ... .,, . Owners of the vessel won a marine libel action to force the 22 foreign crewmen off the ship. They IcU'WerloSS Transport Federation which union officials here said represented sail ors from most foreign nations set ud a picket line. Longshoremen who were to load the vessel with grain did not cross ihe line. Longshore Funds Garnisheed PORTLAND liPi Approximately S9.000 the entire bank account of Ihe Portland local of the longshore- : men's union was garnisheed here Friday bv the Hawaiian Pineapple ompany. The lirm. which recently won a $201,000 damage suit agaitul the union and Its international, said ihe money had been turned over to the U. S. marshal to apply on the judgment. The suit grew out of rioting two years ago at Tne Danes, ore., when the longshoremen attempted to prevent the unloading of a cargo of pineapple from Hawaii. TTnlnn nftirers renorted Friday that they had filed an appeal of the damage judgment In the San Francisco Federal Court.- JUMPER BLOUSE try tlWifc "fllkfllV It's a perfect little outfit for a precious little girl Sensible tor school and play, pretty for dress up. Easy to sew. Two sleeve ver sions Make the jumper In tartan plaid wool, the blouse in crisp cot ton. Look at the diagram could anything be easier ' Pattern 9103: Child's Sizes 2. 4. ft. 8 10. Size 6 jumper, H, yards 54-lnch; blouse ,t yar-a 35-Inch. This easy-to-use. pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart) shows you every step. N' 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, size and style number. I Raft To End Acting Career Plans To Become Director By KRSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA I Exclu sively Vours- Mppk.hnlrprl tipnrue itaii, who laceu me caiuetf for the first time 23 years ago, has reached a decision about his future that will iurprl.se Hollywood. He says hell turn movie director ,fler n, coinpleies his new Starr- . ... "'."' -i believe I know more about di - reeling than W) per cent of the men in the Industry today." t-JS 'TJSt no s T """T ' Vi!: question put to her over and over again oy people wno ioliow rioi- ivn, anrt M.,r... n Hnr -.,. to marry? That's one Hollywood I "Vermillion O'Toole." Vivian Dun didn't think up. jc". o' "te Duncan sisters, s up An Insider's explanation of Mario Lanza's shortage of that green stuff: "He spends money like it's going out ol style." Dana Andrews' radio show Is now on 710 stations. He has his cnoice of almost as many scripts for his next lllm Constance Moore is burning. female im himself as ;person3lor is billing The Male Connie Moore." . . . Collier Young's ex-wife. Ida Lu pino. gave him the "marry-the-girl" lecture wren he left for Eu rope to case Jour. Fontaines' lone liness. Between Ida's exes and the new wives of her exes, there's the makings of a whole studio. Congrats to the Bud Abbotts on their 34th wedding anniversary. Esther Williams Is blushing. The censors wanted a peek at a black lace bathing suit she wears in 'Dangerous when West." Three men irum uie orccn uiiicc wancu on the set while she slipped into the suit. Esther opened her dress- ing room doo.-. stepped out and said, "See It's not bad at all." Then both shoulder straps broke, i 0idln. a nearly completed bulld "Gosh." flipped Esther, "I'm , , j.,u,-'Rantinirn Keve.-v dangerous when dry, too." Forget the s-cparatlon rumors about Dean Martin and his wife. He just gave her a 10-karat dia mond ring . . . Jacques Bergerac, Ginger Rogers' 29-year-old Par isian lawver flame. Is telling French pals he ll visit Ginger in Hollywood. He was here once be fore as an actor. Cameras roll Oct. 9 on Mary Pickford's "Circle of Fire" for Stanley Kramer an embarrassing development for some Hollywood- ites who made book sne wouia never don movie grease paint again. It wasn't Mary's cold feet that delayed the film Just a script rewrite. Errol Flynn has more than BACK ON THE AIR... Every Sunday Evening , 6:30 P. M. Tune in: KOMO KELA KXRO . KAPA KERG KRKO KOOS KFJI KGW KGY KWLK Sponsored by WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY 1'iiouuli time '.o quality (or the 18 inomh income tax exemption rul ing that applies to U.S. cnli.em woi'kuiK kuroue. He Isn't due back on the Warner lot until luo-l. - Titter from the FIJI Islands, where Burl Lancaster Is makum Hla Majesty O'Kceie. " Kijians, don loin cloths nd snronc.i lor the imob scenes. The producers do- 1 d,d , the nubiic. wouldn t .c i c. fuUy.clo'heQ natives. j ' . v o, ". is ! and may get a screen test at U-I. con- Bierung invom a trer John'llnues lis uu-up-up spiral. He will iu. Ann Sheridan's leading man in IOr a 1 eXttS VJUiilUll-il'V iuii: in the same musical. Sudden thought: Isn't it funny that so many movie queens, an nounce they want to be good j mothers after liquidating papa via the divorce court. New Urk named Karen Chand ler is In a hanpv daze. With her first record. "Hold Me. Kiss Me.. Thrill Me." a hit. she's being of fered a nation TV show of her own by both CBS and NBC. John Hodlak oiked the rumors that all Is not well between him self and Anne Baxter by flying to Quebec to Join his wife, who's starring In "I Confess." rhnrnrter actor Dayton Lummis ! can't decide whether to laugh or ;cry. He's the spitting image " ! Adlal Steveason. i . . KILLED SANTIAGO Chile Ufi Eleven construction 'workers were killed I vesterdav in the collapse of seal- ( the wornmen were injured. il ..... - PAINT HOW WHY WAIT? First Class Material and Workmanship Reasonable Prices Low Monthly Payments FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 4226 H. L. BROWN Contractor Beer Barons Blast Attack WASHINGTON ifi-A spokemnn for the beer Industry says "pro- lessionul prohibitlnnws are usmu "Ihe bin he technique" in trylnti to bun beer adveiti.slng from the !'r waves. i Clinton M. Hesli-r. representlns me u. s. Brewers foundation, ye.v i : I ' Wncntdry propaganda Is at : work, facts, truth and Integrity, I lake a holiday.'' I Hester said the Women's Christ-' r aantl-adve.i.sing b, for beer ; I Hester based his major argu ments on a contention that laws to 1 'regulate TV and radio advertising can t be aimed at beer alone. He said the 21st Amendment gave Ihe slates complete authority t0 deal with Ihe manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages. The committee, headed by Rpp. Harris (D-Arki recessed hearings until afler the Nov. 4 election. Black Butte Timber Scorned ! BEND W Some 9' , million board feet of timber went uimold here Friday when the U. S. Forest Service held an auction for timber atop Black Butte. Lumbermen said they did not bid on the timber because they would have had to build 6 4 miles of ac cess road at an estimated cost of $18,000 a mile. The timber, mostly old growth and beetle-Infested, is located on top of the volcanic cone at Ihe headwaters of the Deschutes Riv er. The Forest Service said no furth er attempt would be made to sell the timber. KLAMATH FALLO. 0014001 AMERICAN CHINESE Foods ot thtir bast! Ph. 6496 For Ordan To Tokt Out Ben B. Lee, Mqr. iHwmm for nun !pk Phtingfip(A AiofL ul tL TIKKANEN'S The Sportsmen's Headquarters fffl I Hunting & Fishing INFORMATION LICENSES GUNS - CAMP EQUIP. RED HATS - DEER BAGS Coleman Camp Stoves and Lanterns AUTO suoDiies . An,i FrteM bl i Phone 621 Bly HoJywood Writer Back On Job Following Vacation tU HOII THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Id-IMcturg po:U cnln tu picture pi-uplr: Hnvlnit riillpclrd hr luM leg n my vnrullon on Din .uimy nml l Ualboa, 1 mil intilunu up Willi Uic inovlp nrWN miiiln. 1 Hunk I'll pxrrrl.Hft ttir viicitUnnlM'ii pi'ivllrtitt mid toss a Irw pn.Hlcitritn In pooplr who hnve brrii iimklnu the held Hum. Howard HuiihPK-Hn you'vo noltl nut your Intnnxt In KKO. rh? Wi'll I hnr UiIm dornn't mrnn Unit you mill your mirnknn urn walking oil the llollywoud aceop. W herd yoii, Not that you have contriliutpd any iIiiiir to the art ol the cinema, but columnists must have colorful char. arters to write about. Trick Sign Costs Clients EUCIKNE t.fl . - A Kuiicne atlor. ney, who said he wan responsible (nr a taunting alen that iirretrd Sen. Richard Nixon on Ills .cam paign atop here lu.it week, ha lust a IMW a month Irgal account. The Tromp-McKlnley Ijisurulico Auency aald It had taken the xc count away (roiu Charlea F'orlcr and Ills partner, Krllli Bin-lion, at the irqucst ol three Rrpubllcnii cllenla, i'ortcr. a dlrrclor of the Luuo County Demouratlo Central Com mittee, hald he W'aa responsible tor the suns which said: "No Mink Coala lor Nixon Just Cold Cash " And "8hh-h Anyone Who Men lions the tit. two la a Communist." The alum referred to an expense fund which the OOP vice presi dential nominee had accepted ear. Her from hla California aupportera. Embezzlement Count Filed In Theft PORTLAND ifl llarley O. Olson of Longvlew, Wash., was In dieted by a lederal grand Jury Fri day on a chnrge of rmber.tllng 111 (100 from the Slate Bank at Rainier. Ore. Olson worked at the bank last January. William N. RUi'hev was aeruned in another Indictment of breaking mm the Umalllla. Ore., poslolllce June 33 with Intent to commit larceny. PIANO LESSONS Arrtg vlth i tMchtr fiw t lUrt your boy or firl on lk Initrumnt that If oy for llfo. You con ronf tovoly now Spintf piano (or 9.7S monthly or uitd piono ot tow oi 4.00 monthly: In ithor coio you moy, If you with, tpply tho ronf, for rooMnoblo timo, toward purchoto with no down payment ntconary. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 1:0 N. lib Haoimen Organ Suggestion Music Bv Tho TUNE SMITHS After 9:30 Niqhtly Except Tuesdays WILLARD HOTEL O I - Deer of. Zerone Tires liuiliphiey lloiurl- I iiw you on talevlalon luM week. Yon weia pre trilling a tenuis annul 10 Mauu.n Connolly, What ls this? Ale you harking buck to Ihe dura wuan you used to romp nuMage and te nun k. 'Tenuis, anyiuiu'" Uocs llils. menu you mo going In lor outdoor aports? Maylie you'd brttci- allck to lirlug an Indoor spoil. Mary I'lcklord -Her, Hip audilest nrwa 'I've nrrn reicnlly una yuur bow out on Ihn mono you Word going In do, 1 wish you'd Hud un oliirr st'iipl ou like aixl go Ihiuugll Willi II. Thai lllll'llt hr Just Ihn thing to gel Ihe ovpi.:Id audleiicH buck III (lie nun le Ihi-atpin. Hetty (Irablo-llow coinn yon lake anolhrr aii-pensinn afli-r tell. II ig me you'd ilu a "Biuoky" ir. nuikp betore you'd be siispeudi'ii? And Just because Hip sluillo wahteit (hp quppii ol the musicals to pluv a former II girl who Is duped Into carrying srerets lor the Cnmiuu iiisls. Now la tliul a good rrasoiV Miuio l..iii.a-I havp a new thrum song lor you, slim. H a lliat, old spliilual, "Nobody Knows Uii Trouble I've Hern. Charlie Chaplin -You tun. Rosemary douney-1 like dig ging youi JIvp on tlic TV art ami heinby predict you will noon b pushing Uorls Day for top houoJt among Hip lllm liilipers. Hut puh lre,p sing nuythliig hr.sldes Unit "lloli'h-a-inp " Martin and l ewis I urn neiid. Ing under sepnrnln cover one pouiul ol (leiriurni to ii'-e on vour comic material. And a irmiiuler that most ol the gieul rnnirdlana- Will Rogers, W. C. Fields. Kd Wynn, Jark llenny-got that way because they kept It clean. r-V SUNDAY! 1 V 4A d EDDIE BRACKEN M WANDA HENDRIX w vat, awv lotvbol fomt.,.lg lordfiof lmm, 'Httor rtih blQtagu batboB liory ot Iti Mart of battboVi bgpit wkl CIVI IHI UNHID WAT rot iu RforurHii siivich THEATRE GUILD .".".AIR KNBC 5:30 P.M. MM for Sunday ' COME IN AND RELAX OVER A DELICIOUS Dinner in the Ponderosa Room Food Service 'til Midnight Featurinq "The Best Steaks in the Basin." Dinners $2.00 to $4.00 PHONE 4161 55 AT BLY!! ' ' 98 Bags..! UNION OIL PRODUCTS - Pre,,on' -Ze,M ond Tire Chains and Batteriet ft