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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KM.T.S. OTiFCON TUESDAY, SKPT. 30, 1952 KFLW-1450 Kc.-rST Tw6y F.Tcnlnr, 8epi. SO 00 Today's Sports Htghllghti II Horn Town Ntwt IS World News Summary SO Report to tht Ptopl ABC 44 Rcmrmbcr ABC V 00 Proudly Wt? Hall Mayor of Timet Square ABC II 00 trap with M ABC M Build the Batln 11:00 10 p.m. Headlines 1015 Your Star Tune 10:30 ftporta Report ABC 10:43 Inaomnla Club) 11:00 Newt Summary tl.os sun ok KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Wednesday, Oft. 1 roo ft a.m. Newa 05 Corn In the Morn 7:00 New. Breakfast Edition 7:13 Charlte'a Roundup I SO Bob Garred ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:43 Top of the Morning t:33 John Conte ABC 00 Breakfast Club ABC 0:00 Hank Henry Show 30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chrt Huntley ARC 10:13 Lone Journey ARC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 Whispering Streeu ABC 11:13 When Girl Marrtca ABC ll.M Music 11:43 Musical Roundup 11:35 Market Report 11:00 Noon Edition News IJ:15 Paylesa Sidewalk Show NOW "ICHNICOLOR Pirimwwt Picture " TONIG IIGHTk 4:00 p.m. HUM JKHM0 MMWJipuiSE Phi COLOR CARTOON Frt Pony Cart Rides p Sponsored by rpater Lake BtU. Co.fri ACADEMY AWARD Tonight Lott Time Tfia Loi Vegas Story" 0D CESAR CAMERON ROMERO MARIE WINDSOR Stirllnj HAY0IN-J.es LESIIE-Ward I0ND til 7 I j4- doorway , ft, Krj fv of thi j til 11:30 Jack Owens Show ABC 100 Tht Bill Ring Jihow ABC 1 IS Paul Harvey ABC 1 .10 Basin Briefs 1 43 Belter Living 3 00 Betty Crocker ABC S OA Tenneasee Erni ABC f It It s Up to You ABC 3 00 Ted Melon ABC 3:13 Tennessee Krme ABC J 30 Cat Tinney ABC 3 33 Betty Crocker ABC 4 00 Requcstfully Yours 8 00 Tun rartory ABC 3:13 Ronnie Kemper ABC A 30 Chet Huntley ABC 5 43 Leo's Photo School 00 Todat'a Sports Highlights 13 Home Town News 33 World News Summary A .10 Milton Crew Opera Album ABC T 00 The Lon Ranger ABC 1:30 Po.tmark I'.S A, ABC no Valentino ABC 30 Mr. President ABC 00 Crossfire, ABC :M Parlor Politics 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Chai Antell Theatre ABC 1 10:43 Insomnia Club 11:00 Newt Summary 11.03 Sign Off KFJ1 1150 Kc PST Tuesday Evening, Sept. 30 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 15 Klamath Theater Quu 30 Around Town News 40 Something to Think About 43 Sam Haca News MBS 35 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:15 Tex Beneke, 7:30 Peter Salem MBS t.OO Count Mont Cristo UBS 8:30 Guest Star 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonalres 00 Glenn HardyNews UBS 0:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 45 Sports Final 9 53 Titui Moody MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 Fran Warren Sings 10:30 Official Detective MBS 10:55 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club U:U0 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc-PST Wednesday, Oct. 1 CM 6 JO 6:43 6:30 53 7:00 Sunrise Serenade Hank Snow S-MtnOtes with the Open Biblo Organ Music Farm Reporter Hemingway News VBB Breakfast Gang MBS Best Buys Sam Hayea MBS . First Edition Local Nesra Cecil Brown MBS BrcakJast Gang MBS Bible Institute MBS Paula Stone Show MBS Sons of the Pioneers News MBS World Series MBS Sports Program MBS News MBS Jack Kirk wood Show MB5 Name Bands Best on Record Ladies Fair MBS Currins Queen for i Day MBS Tello Tet Answer Man Two at 4 P.M. Hemingway News MBS Curt Maaaey Tim MBS Sam Hayea News MBS Ricky's Request Wild Bill Hickok News MBS Gabriel Heatter MBS Klamath Theater Quia Around Town News Something To Think A beat Sam Hayes News MBS BiU Henry MBS The John Sebastian Show Tex Beneke Date in Hollywood MBS LiPoinles 7:15 7: 7:43 7:53 CO S:15 8:30 00 :1S 9:30 9:4S 1:00 1:15 1:30 2:00 2:13 2:30 2:55 3:00 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:30 3:50 4:00 :1S :30 6:40 6:43 53 7:00 7:13 7:30 7:45 00 8:30 8:43 9:00 :1S 9:30 9:43 9:55 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:35 11:00 12:00 What's the Nam of Son? MBl Music Theatr Men's Corner Glenn Hardy News MSI Fulton Lewis Jr. MBA Music of Manhattan Sports Final Titus Moody MBS I Love a Mystery MBS Serenade in Blue i Crime Fighters MBS , Night Owls News Night Owl Club .. . 5in on . . Truman Aide Says No Slump WASHINGTON I A 1928-type depression after the defense boom is extremely unlikely, Presidential i Adviser Robert C. Turner said Monday. Turner, newest member of Pres ident Truman's council of eco nomic advisers, created a flurry earlier this month when he took office and said defense spending had virtually reached a peak. He came to Washington from Indiana University, where he was professor of business. In a copyrighted Interview In U. S. News and World Report, a weekly newsmagazine published in Washington, Turner said: "I don't think a recession Is inevitable, and a depression of the 1929-to-1933 variety, or even of the 1920-to-1922 variety, strikes me as being extremely uniixiy - lor variety of reasons." Some of these reasons he listed as: 1. The people believe It Is the government's responsibility to keep the economy stable and would demand and get action to prevent any depression. 2. "Built-in features'' put into the economy during the past 20 years would provide consumer cash to sustain demand for goods price supports, u n e m p 1 o yment in insurance. 3. High government spending would continue, providing a bal ance wheel to prevent any sharp decline in economic activity. 4. Businessmen are "much bet ter informed" and would not cut back investment programs as they did in the early 1930 s. Turner said military spending, as of last July, was at the rate ol 48 billion dollars a year. By mid- 1953, he said, the annual rate should hit 56 billions. It would be futile to try to estimate beyond that period, he added. Red Guns Hit US Destroyer TOKYO (IP) Eight men were injured when enemy shore guns hit the destroyer USS Cunningham on Sept. 19, the Far East Naval for ces Tuesday. Three seamen required hospital ization, the Navy said. Communist shore batteries scored direct hits on the destroy er near Tanchon, port on Korea's northeast coast. The destroyer silenced the red gun posts with 150 rounds. The Navy said the enemy fired an equal number of shells, "scor ing several hits and seven near misses." The three men requiring hospit alization were Identified as Ivy Lee Hlbdon. seaman, whose wife lives at Lakeside, Calif; Rogerlo Salazar. seaman apprentice, whose mother lives in Lincoln. N.M., and Michael Anthony Stanlscl. Jr.. tea man, whose father resides at Dal- The Navy sold'' the British EihlD HMS Charity transferred a doctor to the destroyer Cunningham. ' ' 1 fats- 4 4 ti PAST $2,000,000 MARK Eddie Arcaro, leading money ridtr of all time, thowi tht handt and riding grip that helped him to a record year at he awaits hit first mount at Belmont Park, N. Y, On Sept. 24 Arcaro coppad thraa races to become the first jockey ever to win $2,000,000 in punes in a single year. He has had more than 15,500 mounts in his 2 1 -year career and has won close to $14,000,000 in purses. This year ha has won 36 staka races and is out to break Earl Sande's 1923 mark of 39. Jean Peters Rejects Sex As New Career Background By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD ( No kiddins. boss, this gal Jean Peters actually turned down a buildup as a sexy dish. What's more, she added that sex has been overdone in Holly wood. How do you figure a gal like that, boss? She's trying to go akatnst the trend. Let me tell you how it all happened. This gal Peters was assigned to do the role ot a brainless B-girl In "Blaze of Glory." Thats the role Shelley Winters couldn't do on account of she was pregnant and Betty Orable wouldn't do on account of she wants to remain the happiness girl In films. Grable got a suspension. Well, this guy guided me across the movie lot to see Jean Peters. This guy I think he was from the publicity department spoke hopefully that the role was chang ing trie wnoie course oi iean s career, from now on, sne was going to be a slinky, sexy siren. She looked the part, being decked out in a low-cut, form-fitting dress. "I've got news for you," In formed the onetime Ohio State coed. "As soon as this picture is over, I'm going right back to blue jeans." mis guy I m pretty sure he was from publicity looked crusnea. Jean tried to soothe his feelings by explaining. "Look," sne saia. so l m doing a Tole of a sexy dish. That doesn't mean I have to assume the part in real life. I'm not the type. I don't go in for tight skirts: I like sport clothes and suits. And I don't think I should be expected te change my life Just because I'm playing a role. An actress shouldn't oe expeeiea to. . . . "Besides, I think sex has been overworked by Hollywood. Take bosoms, for example. They have been so over-exploited mat nobody even notices them much any more. Years ago, Lana Turner was a sensation when she wore a sweat er. Nowadays, people see a girl in a sweater and they say, 'So what? So she's cold. "I agree that sex is a fascinating subject for conversation. But it Isn't everything. It's the goal of every woman to De attractive to men, but she cant do it only with a lace and figure. She must have other qualities." Jean said she didn't at all mind Malin GOC Has New HQ MALDT The Malin ground ob server crew ol the Civil Defense Unit has moved into a small build ing placed on high ground above the Malin park swimming pool. The crew will use It as an air craft observation post. A direct line of telephone com munication to the Portland filter station was Immediately installed by the Columbia utilities Com pany. Minor remodeling is being done by Emmet Lahoda. Assisting with the moving were George Smaliey. John Freitag, Vac Kalina, Dalton Parker, Jerry Smaliey, Jimmy Parker, Ivan Ottoman. Equipment was loaned by W.O, Bunge. The most up-to-date insurance if written by Hans Norland. 627 Pine St. Pbone 2-2515. As c Businessman Hike, the BILTMORE because... I LIKE CONVENIENCE I lt' right downtown, V near all my clients A ond financial centers. n AND I LIKE SERVICE 1 day laundry service. Stenographic sarvice. Men's club and plunge. . REASOHAILI f RICES 1500 ROOMS WITH BATH FOUR DININQ ROOMS FOUR COCKTAIL LOUNGES Nomt it ffi WOHS FAMOUS BILTMORE I0WL TI rv.r n taking a role which had been nixed by two other gals for. varying reasons. I As a matter of fart. I found out about the part from one of my spies long ago," she reported. "I went to the producer and mane pitch to play It. But I was told I wasn't the type. Then Shelley Winters was cast in it. After she dropped out, I made another pitch. This time I was given the script and allowed to try out for It. Then Grable was given the role, so 1 gave u up. But she turned U down and I got it after all. Jean turned down suggestions to bleach her hair for the role. The reason was that she didn't want to evoke comparison to the two blondles who were originally cast. I ve also developed my own walk for the part," she added. 'Ordinarily I have a stride that could cover two country miles In half an hour. But I ve worked out a sexy shuffle In the picture." The new Peters walk has evoked the Interest of her friend, Marilyn Monroe, who visited the set and warned, "If you steal anything from me, 111 sue. "Don't worry; this is all mine,'1 assured Jean. ten I : : I t: Mil Carson Returns To Films Without Wise-Guy Handle Ity KHHKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD INKA) Cluvs and Dolls: There'! movie nrnu-uulnt-and a 'Ihls-rolo.-ls-rlRlH-for-me" M!!lc--on Jack Carson's lare for Ilia first tune In two ors. Hefty Jack lelt Hollywood for TV "because at Warners thrv always raM me as a' loud-tnlktiig M liuy. It's alt rliilit to talk like an idint onc n a while but not in everv Dlcture. The people liked it I lor a while but then they gut aa Died ot me as I did " Now, as Esther Williams' umn-attf-r in "DiuiKerous When Wei." Jack's a liliih-uicsMire type, "but tins i;uy Is very sincere," Jack reports back to NBC-TV In January and hopes to have a Munition conu'ilv show nn Itlin. Hut there will be no audience n Ihr sound siMti a la Lucille Dull when he (motet for the Mini cam rrus. His theory: "You can't do a show In front ol 500 people intruded for lour people in a Iiviiui room." Barbura Whiting's halllne her role as Esther s 16-.ver-old slsler In the same lilm as "the best part I've ever rtavrd." But her title of Hollywood's Champ Teen Ager will go on the auction block as soon as the picture Is completed. Now a lppv 31. Bnrbnra's out for slinky-gown rules niter elsht years ol playum bobby-soxers. "I made my movie debut when I was 13 nlaylng a 13-year-old," she said. "But m eik'ht years I've only aged three years on the screen. "Let s face it thrv can't hold my I mind back forever It's back to the saddle and the cactus trail for former cowboy star Tom Keene. who tossed his spurs away In 1941 to try to prove, under the name of Richard' Pow ers, that there was more Sir Lau rence Olivier than Tom Mix In his makim. K'nw Tnm' rverttnir to the name tr,at brought him his great. est lame and ts starring In his own telefilm series taRned. "The Tom Keene Show," In which he plays a KLAMATH fALLS. Oftta! AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at their belt! Ph. 6496 For Orders Te Taka Out Ben 8. Let, Mgr. I MAS i; ii 1,1 OLDSMOB SII YOUR Dick B. Miller Co. 7th S. marshal. 1 quit western because people were beulnnthu to lonk down them," lie told me. "Hut my old pictures koI such a biu play on TV that 1 decided to dig up Tom Kceuc. ' U. June Allyson is Mill humming iauiir. her "I-Waiil-toOull" theme song ft tolns Krrol "somewhere In but now there's linubt that she ll Europe" when she completes the retire as Mrs. Klchard Powell'1'"! and says of I he nut of the when her MOM contract ends In a year. "I stilt want to null," perky June told me. "Hut Ihe scripts keep getting better and better and I'm a Utile ham." Hollywood's brniilllul Dulu Arlene that Is Is playing Iter Hist model n-di ess role in four years In "Jamaica feaa" and beaming, ii s n real ueorue part w tn run and sparkle. I'd lust about given UP 1 thought I was destined lo bo a crinoline girl lutein." Those zippy lingerie pholcm ol Arlene In three national inaaa zinea sent producers grnbblng lor their telephones. She'd posed lie lore In bathmu tuns, she winked, "but not w ith mv hair mussed or my legs showtiiK through lilmy gowns. That did It." Arlene suvs she "hasn't given a thought" In permanent bachelor Elrl status now that she's shrdding hubbv Lex Barker with l-a-yeur alimony. It's been decided. Patrice Wy more stays on the payroll at Warners, with her acting and rinucimr in "She's Hack on Broad way" having a lot to do with the studio's refusal to part with Mrs. Errol Flvnn. "Now I hope that they'll soon give me a picture of my own to car. ry," shapely Pat confided. "Up to now I haven't had star respon sibility and that's the way 1 want- il WE GIVE S 0nd H GREEN STAMPS r i ; Fashion Cleaners 129 So. 7th Ph. 5563 FA M S D ESS NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER Inl It. t couldn't have asked for a I better opportunity to leant mv lenim as a film actress. "I've been dancing alitce I was live lent shown, cheap night clubs, the very bultnm. Now, alter all llieso years of work, I'm begin ning lo reallte the fruits of my reer separation: "our phone bill looked like Ihe national debt, una month his bill wan (350 and mine was SJ.MI, We decided to econo nilre. Now we're lust sending two pngr cables lo each other every ilny," Jess Darker, married to flame Iressrd Husan llavward. was asked to pen a prelace to a national meg nslne article tilled: "Uentlemeii Still Preler nlontlei." Preface my eve." milled Bark er. "You mean epitaph." Film comedienne Irene Ryan, playing In a night club, put on her a lasses fur the second ahow. Her miike-un girl, uutsled, asked her why she was wearing glasses In THE CHUCK WAGON ANNOUNCES Exclusive in Klamath Falls! Qhahzticd tBhoikd STEAKS CHOPS CHICKEN AND OTHER FOODS ''$4'W -L-vt "Cmt As E HAM W OLDSMOB ONE AND Hn Ilere'i tlie "Rocket" record ... a record to remember when you're buying new carl The "Rocket"" it owner-proved by more than a million motorists! 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