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PAP.F TWO HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Kill PAY, OCT. 3. 10S2 KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Friday Kvenliif, Oct. I Oft Sport HlfhUlhu I IH Horn Town N 25 World Ne Summi.Tf ft ,10 To h announced 7 no Oitltttt riiu ABC ft 00 Ttit Top Guy ABC i 30 Thli 1 Your FBI ABC 0 00 Oizlt V Hirrlcl ABC 1000 10 HM Ha(' n tO:lft 1T.S. Col Guard Show ABC in-.w Th Ch Anttll Show ABC 10. 4S Inmmnii Club 11:00 Nwi ftummtrj li;05 Sifn Off KKLW 140 Kf. TST Kalurday. Oct 4 00 AM Nw :05 Corn in th Morn j a.TMB f VST?Af U SATURDAY ONLY I They're (Upsetting the Underworld! ABBOTI VVJ1LUV 9k we fa... 'H AJOS' FComt fcorly Brine Too Kiddi FRfct POtlY RIDtS.PtAYGftOl'Ni,. EXTRA! I The A CAVALCADE OF CROSBY FROM THE "BLUE OF THE NIGHT" TO "AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS FATHER" BING CROSBY when mother swooned hit tones in "PENNIES . From HEAVEN" A special nostalgic return tngogemant NOW BOTH PICTURES AT (Radio oq T 00 New-BrVvfatt EdtlU T 15 Charlit i Roundup .TO Nfwi ABC T 40 Top of lh Mornti-f ot tin Artiool 1oda ABC fl :t0 Spirt Patrol ABC 10 00 l ady Skhnok 10 IS Fddic r'ishrr ABC 10 to Shake tht Maiacaa ABC 1100 Pan American I'ninn ABC 11 15 Minnesota va California I to Nfui 1 ii Or ton State va Michigan .VM Pam Rr.flt 4 00 Request: fill l Yours 5 00 Lei tiardnter 1 50 B r B TV 8 45 Stewart Craig ABC 00 Sporti Highlifhu 6 IS Horn Town New 23 World Newt Summary 12:00 TOMORROW Today SATURDAY MIDNIGHT iVOVVrou CAN SEE IT AT POPULAR PRICES I .-TECHNICOLOR EXTRA I EXTRA I WORLD'S CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT Between Rocky Mar clano and Joe Walcott, EXTR1! BING CROSBY Still going strong In "JUST FOR YOU" Hit loteit technicolor hit. Iomict MOM KOUSHOW I jf jQJL INOAMMINTf 1 1 Pi Bl H Wf tl !B 10 Snenra Editor ABC 43 Wo.la of Lite 7 00 Bucky Bate Ac His Boyt I to Politic on Trial A PC 8 1-0 The Lone Ranter ABC .WtUncmt Pait ABC 10 tO 10 P M. Hradh-. 10 IS Dancing Pari ABC Hi .10 I iu omnia t'luh II 00 Ntua u miliary It OS Sign Off KKJI llfto Kp. TST Friday Kvrnirtt, Oct, 3 00 Gabriel Header MRS f 15 Klamath Theater Quia I .VI Around Town Newt 4u Some t hint to Think About 45 5am Hi)t-Ni MBS 53 Bill Henry MBS 1 00 The John Seba.tian Show 7. IS The Tex Beiieke Show 1 30 Fulton Lewi MBS T 43 Hi Poolball T.m MBS T 50 Kl'HS v Eugene 5 00 Glenn Hard MHS 9 15 Kl'HS vs Kugrne 10 10 Titut Moody MHS 10 15 1 Love a Mtry MBS 10 JO For Dancer Only 10 43 N'ght Owl Newm 10 S3 Night Owl Club ITXXi Sign Off KFJl HiO Kc. PST . Saturday. Oct. 4 00 Sunrue Serenaa 6 43 Slim Brant 35 larm Heporter T OO Hemingway New MVS 7 13 Breakfut Gang MBS 7 30 Tod a ' Beat Buy 7 45 Sam Hayea MBS 7:35 First Edition Local New 8 00 Morning Melodies 8:13 Mimic 8 20 Curnns 8:25 Headline New MRS 8.10 Haven of Rett MBS B JO Name Band 9:13 Ect on Record 8 JO Sporta Show 9 45 World Series 12 43 Sporta Show 12 S3 New 1:00 Ricky Requevt 1:30 Saturday Swing 1:45 I'ntv of Idaho v Univ. of Oregon 4: IS Frank Hemingway New MBS A M Muic of Manhattan 4:45 Fire Tighten 5 00 Good New S 30 Christian Scltnce 5 43 Music 5 33 Baukhage MBS 8.00 Around Town New 15 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Assembly of God 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 Tex Beneke 7:30 Klamatn Temple 8:00 It's Football time 8 03 OTT vs Portland Stat 9 00 News MBS 9:15 OTI vs Portland State 10:00 Cecil Brown MBS 10:13 Red Nichols Show 10:30 John Wolohan MBS 10:35 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Club 12:00 Sign Off . Mrs. Warren Breaks Foot SANTA MONICA, Calif. I. Mrs. Earl Warren, wife of California's governor, was reported resting comfortably following surgery ne cessitated when she suffered a compound tracture of her right foot yesterday. Mrs. Warren was cleaning out the garage at the Warren summer home in Upper Santa Monica Can yon. A granite slab fell across her feet. She Is in Santa Monica Hos pital, where her physician said she will probably remain for a week. Shell Loading Work Stopped PORTLAND H) The Armv re ported Thursday that ammunition lo a d l n 5 operations have been transferred from Clatskanie, Ore., to uangor, wasn. The Beaver ammunition depot at Clatskame was unsafe because it was located too close to civilian homes to permit the storage of large quantities of explosives, Col. E. H. Connor Jr., Seattle port of embarkation commander, re port ea. Bangor Is on the east shore of Hood Canal about 15 miles north of Bremerton. Connor said the Beaver depot will be used as a storage area lor Army harbor craft. 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IS -rfr Oy (I OREGON ASSOCIATON OF ASSESSORS cloied ill 40th an. nual convention, Lalteview, Sept. 26, with election of officers, and by naming Tillamook as the 1 953 convention city. Elected president was Vern L. Larson, Tillamook County assessor, who was not present. Left to right, above, are Chris H. Langslett, Lake County assessor, retiring president; D. W. Davis, Umatilla County assessor, a past president of the group, elected vice president; D. A. Hanners, Hood River County assessor, elected to his third term as secretary-treasurer. Examiner Photo Movie Censor Even Bans By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD H Producers i - Hollywood who think they "" deal for a major company to re throttled by censorship should lis- ,ease lt , Ul(J 'u s. ICM IU 11, la. Visiting here is Mcrboob Kahn. one of the most successful produc- er-directors ol India's lilm Indus trv, which is the second largest In the world. He is the mnker of l"Aan." the first Indian lilm to Iget a malor-relesfie outside of the Teacher Plan Backfires V REDWOOD CITY, Cnlil. i.Ti Alan Baldwin, teacher at McKinley school, got a parking ticket. He loaded his 39 fifth and sixth grade pupils into a bus and took them to court yesterday "to show you how justice works." In Municipal Court at nearby San Carlos, the pupils heard Bald win plead Innocent and the judge ask lo see his driver's license. The Judge looked at the license,; exclaimed: "Why. this expired last January. That will be 10 fine." Baldwin paid: was directed to appear Wednesday lor a hearing on the parking ticket. He didn't plan to bring the class In?la; Du' '"re'ltn pictures, paru ong again. jcularly American, get a plav in r"T ' I.1" .iiiih.h f ai f. i mm .1 "When I was a lad I was a news paper carrier, and therefore I may be a little more proud than the next one that the American News paperboys of today are the reci pient of the national honor of hav ing: a special commemorative stamp in recognition of the public services they have rendered and are render ing;. Their present efforts in pro- j mo tins the sale of United States ; Defense Bonds Is undoubtedly their ; greatest contribution to the com- 1 mon cause and may well be their most successful. My congratula- , tlons and best wishes to vou." t HENRY FONDA Star of radio, stage ! and screen I CBS RETURNS "(harlie's gedtime 5t0r.es" CHARLIE McFARLAN with the WORLD'S BEST-LOVED STORIES Presented By B&B RADIO-ELECTRIC TUES. and THURS NIGHTS Starting Next Week! KFLW-CBS-1450 1 In India Kissing Scene Orient. It Is currently enjoying Ha 1 11th week o( success in London. Knhn discussed movie-mnklng In India, and I gathered that lt Is much different from Hollywood methods. With one exception cen sorship. "Ah. yes. we have censorship, too," he sighed. "But ours Is even more strict. We cannot even show a man and woman kissing. Itn't that silly? Indians can see all the kissing they want In American pic tures made In India. "Nor' can we depict gangsters, even though American gangster pictures play Indian theaters. I asked him how much of the female form he could display. "Up to' here." he demonstrated, point ing to the upper ankle. But he added that films could display the bare midriff, since that Is the cus tom ol women in parts of India. "I think lt Is a mistake to try to keep sex out of movies," he observed. "Sex Is what has made the American film Industry so great, and the lack of It has hurt the English picture business. Nine ty per cent ot the foreign pictures shown In India are American. The rest of English, with a few Italian and French." Kahn reported that the Indian film Industry makes between 200 and 300 pictures a year. They are j about the only films seen In rural luie uik cities. Whnt kind or Hollywood pictures do Indians like best? "Musicals and more musicals," he replied. LUMINOUS FISH Fish have developed fantastic liBhtlntT effects in the dark, mys terious regions of the deep sea. Some varieties have hbnou" apots alonR their sides, (eI-Air the appearance of liRhted portholes in tiny ocean liners. WE GIVE S ond H GREEN STAMPS II 3 Fashion Cleaners 129 So. 7th Ph. 5563 TO KFLW Red Haired Marilyn M. Graces Girl Ma$ By KKSKIM-: JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NKAl Kxi'lu Ivrly Yours; You iiiluht lei'tm- nlre Mui 11) n Monroe I mill lliu neck down on the cover of a cur rent miiy-Kllly iiiauatlue. but you d nrvvr know It was Mlns roll out oi luaj rum the tea liuir unci laie. An old iilclurn of MurUvn tukril during her days as a nioilrl. 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Ethel Merman, llrouduay's per petual emotion queen with II hit shows In 1J years, Is back ill Hollywood lor her brassy role oi "The Hostess With the Mo.Mesi" In roxi film version of Irving Ber lin's musical political satire, "Call Me maasm. It looks like It will be "Call Me Mrs." lor Lthel now that boy Irlend Robert Six's divorce la fln.il but she's not committing hersell on marriage to Six, president of Continental Airlines. "I've been married twice and this lime I'm going to think it over." she'a saying. The reixirt persists however, that shea thought It over and again will be come a bride. Photo Finish Ruins Thief LONO BEACH, Calif. I A horse could have made a tech nically honest man of Stephen O. Moore but a photochart decreed otherwise. Moore today began a one-year Jail sentence for taking 130.000 from a finance company of which he was local manager. Moore, 31. told police he bet $2,000 on a 23-to-l shot to win. 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