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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1952)
f A(tf TWO UKKAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAl.US. OHF.GON MONDAY, OCT. 6, Wtl 1 V a RADIO KFLW 1459 Kc. FHT Monday Evening, Oct. f M Today' Sport H.fhllhl 4 It Home Town Mtwt i 24. World Nw Summir' I M Fini Art Quartet ABC 1 00 Th l-on Ranger ARC 1 Lux Radio Thtaira I BS 1. 30 Speech bv Fiftcnhower ABC 00 BuipenM CB8 1 10 Preview of Tomorrow 49 Muiic Theater 10 00 10 p.m. Ueadlinex JO 1 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Cha Antell Theatr ABC 104ft BUI Bandttand 1100 Newa Suinmaiy, 11:03 Sign Of( KFLW 1450 Kc TST TiutefUy, Oct 7 ft OA f a.m. Newa 05 Burky Bate fc HU Boy An t nrs in ih. Uwn 1:00 Newa, Break fut Edition 1:15 Charlie' Houndup 1:30 Bob Garred ABC 1:40 Bettv Crocker ABC 1:43 Babbitt Second Cup of Coffee CIUD LHS 00 Breakfat Club ABC U0 Hank Henry Show :30 Break the Bank ABC 30.00 Chet Huntley ABC JO 15 Lotm Journey ABC . 10:50 My True Story ABC 10:55 Whispering Street ABC 31:15 Mimic 11:30 To b announced 12:00 Noon Edition Newa 35:15 Paylesa Sidewalk Show J 1:30 House Party CBS 1:00 Bill Sing Show ABC 1:15 Paul Harvey ABC 1:30 Treasury Bandstand CBS 2 00 Betty Crocker ABC 9:05 Basin Briefs 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS AW Irlhni- nvHrw mt 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS CONTINUOUS FROM 1:41 V TfNtrt k matmi ivtar oat COlfflWOUtlUN raw - CHNICOLOR FIGHT FILMS! ROCKY MARCIANO JOE WALCOTT HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE TILT! GATES OPEN 6:00 P.M. v'"-i"m'-wT ENDS 4iV-!J!Ujyr TONITEfWlllBnr.FDS ISBi VVkW WtirROGEFS. If.'lTaiw'WTMAK Color Cartoon "PONY IXPP.ISS DAYS" LW. HERMA'S VARIETIES I I I- : I ttUMM J IMSWIIII I I I Iff . me E fcfeB. Q4: jljB I e"v 1 SLiHiCu!1 M,N wniw 8 I iETSJfar.. caih itrvot I Ml f w 'J ' V VWA "u'ow I i J- STARTS 1 1 1 1 U LOG 3 30 Cal Tinnev ABC 3 3 55 Bettv Crocker ABC 4 00 Radio Auction Time 4 IS The Tide Show CHS 4 . Aunt Jemtnu CBS 4 40 Ruth Ashlon New CBS 4 45 When a Girl Marries ABC 5 00 Requestruiiy Yours 5 30 Chel Huntley ABC 5 45 B At B TV 6 00 Today's Sports Highlight 13 Home Town KfWi 6 25 World News Summary 0 30 My Friend Irni CBS 7-00 Life with I,uigt CBS 7 :(0 Charlie a Bed lima Stories g 00 Build the Bain 0 00 Democratic Nat 1 Comm. CBS 30 Pegjy L CBS S 43 Armchair Adventures CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Stewart Craig ABC 10 30 Bills Bandttand 10.45 Town Houe Orch ABC 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kf. - PST Monday Evening, Oct. 0 1 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 15 Klamath Theater ui 30 Around Town News 40 Something to Think About 45 Sara Haea, New MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 1.00 I Waa a Communist for IBt 7 30 Bright' Star 00 Let George Do It MBS g 30 Warfront Homefront MRS C3 Glenn Hardy News MBS ff:15 Fulton Lewis Newa MBS 30 For Dancers Only 45 SporU Final :55 5-minute, Tina) MBS 10 00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 Look to the Skiea 10:30 Crowell- Nest 10:55 Night Owls Newa 11:00 Niht OwU Club 13:00 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc. PST T us edgy, Oct 7 5:00 Sunrise Serenade g:55 Farm Reporter 1:00 Hemingway News MBS 1:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 1:30 Today Best Buys 1:45 Sam Hayes BkfsU Newa MBS 1:55 First Edition Local Newa g:00 Cecil Brown MBS g:15 Breakfaat Gang MRS g 30 Haven of Reit MBS 9:00 Paul Stone Show MBS :15 Garden Guide S:30 Freddie Martin 9.45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air UBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPolntea 10:45 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 Newa MBS 11:30 Queen for a pay MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noon Day Newt 12:30 Dance Tune 12:45 Market Reports 12.50 Klamath Notes 12:55 Currins 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Two t 1.30 3:00 New 2:05 Newt MBS 3:15 Coffee with Katie 3:30 Gillette Warmup MBS 2:35 Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Sammy Kaye 4:15 Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Tim MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Ricky Request 5:30 Twilight Time 5:50 Cecil Brown MBS :00 Gabriel Heatter MVS 8:13 Klamath Theatre Quia :30 Around Town Newt 40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hajet Newa UBS 4:55 Bill Henry MBS 1.00 The John Sebastian Show 1:15 Tex Be nek e Show 1:30 Peter Salem. MBS 00 Count of Monte Crista UBS t:30 Serenade In Blue 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonatrea 9:00 Glenn Hardy Newt MBS 15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 5-Minut Final MVS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery UBS 10:15 Ponderota Room 10:30 Official Detective UBS 10:55 Night Owla News 11:00 Night Owls Club 12.00 Sign Oil State Demos To Tell Funds PORTLAND Wl Oregon Demo crats will report their campaign expenditures three days before the November election, Howard Mor gan, state chairman, reportd Sat urday. He challenged Republicans to do the same but said the Democrats will publish their expenses Nov. 1, regardless. "In IMS the public was shocked to discover after the voting was fin ished, that while the Democratic State Central Committee was col lecting and spending (1,02a, the Re publican Central Committee had received and spent a huge slush iund amounting to more tnan szio, 000," Morgan said. "A mothers care for all you wear! Men's Hand Laundry, 11th and Klamath, Phone 2-2531. WARDROBE WONDERS! VJB ' 1250 It's double your money when you sew these mlngle-mates! You get twice as much fashion, too Only one yard 64-inch fabric for skirt, one yard for weskitl Choose your lavorite wool or wool mix ture, and send (or Pattern 9387. This easy-to-use Pattern elves 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. 0. Box 6740. Chicago go, 111. Print plainly your name, ad dress, zone, size and style number. lu v w CaoU J One yeA Jll n 1 r . ej7Pe. r v ..ii "My heartiest rongratulationk and good wishes to every American Newspaperboy. As a former car rier, it it a treat privllcie and pleasure lo salute them on the , my llle story w III climax whatever happy occasion of (he national j career I've had." honor Just bestowed on (hem by Eddie's recent heart attack, se ttle special commemorative stamp companied by general exhaustion, In recognition of their great service ; lends poignant point to tho above to the American public. Their sentiments. efforts In further Ihe sale of I nlted "When you've lived 'or 60 years Slates Defense Bonds will be an land have a resl story, .vou don't Invaluable service to our entire have to make things uo yet. You nation and to our ffchting men.' MILTON CANIKF Noted cartoonist and Illustrator Couple Die In Hotel Blaze NEW YORK (PA socially prom inent San Francisco banker and his woman companion died yester day in a fite in the fashionable Hotel Warwick. The two were identified as Llovd Wiseman. 46. of Berkeley, Calif., a vice president of the Crocker First National Bank of San Fran cisco, and Mary Driscoll, 40, of West Newton, Mass. Police said Wiseman checked into the hoiel alone last Wednesday and registered lor Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wiseman. Miss Driscoll arrived in New York Friday after telling her mother in Massachusetts she planned to meet some girl friends and look for a Job here. Wiseman, a grandfather, gave the fire alarm himself in a tele phone call to the night clerk. Hotel employes then chopped through the door of their 39th-story room. They lound Wiseman and his companion nude and unconscious the banker on the floor, she stretched across a window sill police said. Their clothes may have been burned off. Wiseman was dead when a doc tor arrived. Miss Driscoll died 14 hours later. Newsmen were barred from the room. A hotel employe said it was gutted and that several empty and one partly drained whiskey bottles were In the room. The fire apparently started near the bed, possibly from a cigarette. It was confined to Wiseman's room. Wiseman had come to New York after attending a bankers' conven tion In Atlantic City, N. J. 100th Birthday Evokes Comments LOS ANGELES l Mrs. Annie Tobin celebrated her 100th birth day by singing "In a Little Spanish Town" and "Little Brown Jug." but said she'd rather fly to Hali fax, where she lived in a light house for 28 years. She celebrated the occasion yes terday with six of her children, 32 grandchildren, 68 great grand children and four great - great grandchildren. Her observations: "Worry doesn't get you anyplace," and "Modern girls show more intelli gence for not working as hard as girls did in my day." KLAMATH PALLS. OftggBt AMERICAN CHINESE ' Foods at thsir best! Ph. 6496 For Orders To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mqr. DINNER and DANCING AT CAL-ORE! OPENING TUESDAY - FRED DIVIFEK Accordionist Superb Delicioui Young PHEASANT U.S. Choice STEAKS make a date for this week-end ! Si " Cantor To End Career Afier Life Siory Film By KRSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD NEA Exclu sively Yours: Eddie Cantor lias tnatio tlie but decision. Now that his lite story is bemx lilmed by Warners, Mr. Bnnio r.vcs Is writ ins Inns to his tllm career. His tans may clamor to see Ed die himself on the screen alter the release o( the picture Keele Bras selle will Impersonate him but, as the show business veteran told me: You i'M'1 lly a hUle clerk who lmds a million dollars once Ihcv've done vour life slory. You can't play this part and that part. Besides. I think actors who do pic tures, TV and radio are taking a liort-rut to some cemetery, no. I don't have to lictlonize.' Nancv Sinatra's still dreaming that her wandering Frankie will some dav shed Ava In the divorce court and return to his home dtg clngs. The reason, pals say, that she's banking most ot the money 2nd Hunting Mishap Told REDMOND, Ore. I J. M. Stal cup. 32, was seriously wounded in a hunting accident near Dugout Lake late Saturday. State Police said Guy Lents of Elk City told them he and his son, " ,ngt he had sttn the animal !"5 Harley. naa oeen siniamg a outs. Stalcup, apparently in the line of fire but unseen, was wounded in the right groin, the bullet pass ing through Uie leu ieg. t ntv nnri hi son applied tour niquets and gave first aid until other hunters arrived. They made a stretcher rtd carried Stalcup six miles to a toad. It was six hours before Stalcup got to a hospital. Loss of blood made his condition "very serious," attendants said. Stalcup Is the second Oregon hunter to be wounded since the season opened Saturday. Ralph Morton, Condon, was shot while hunting in Lost Valley, a few hours after- the season began. Eptori Urges Morse Recall PORTLAND l.f) F. E. Epton, who headed the MacArthur-for-President campaign in Oregon last fall said Saturday he will circulate petitions asking the U. S. Senate to remove Sen. Wayne Morse.- Epton, a Portland real estate broker, said earlier that he would circulate petitions asking the re call of the controversial Oregon senator. Later Epton found out senators are not subject to recall. Epton's petitions will ask removal of Morse on grounds that signers are "disgusted" with him. "It was wonderful!" We had our club party at the WILLARD HOTEL To insure Iht tucctss of your soc ial meetings hav them ot t h Willord! Phone 4161 Chef Arturo will b pleased to as sist you with menu arrangements. Vuit fsw mlnutii Murk I Klamath Falls n Hlwsj V H9 fJ he P' her. Fred Astaire is talking lo NBC TV about at least one video ap pearance this season. It may be on a Dean Marlln-Jerrv Lewis show. Oeorgeoiis Busaii llnyuairt s de nying the big buss that she hit the celling when Ava Oaiducr as quleleiy slipped lino Ihe cast of "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" al ter Susan had completed her role ill the film and had left town lor a vacation. "It's a dirty He." Susie declared on the set of "The President's Lady." "I'm eating and I'm happy. Besides Brooklyn won the peuuunl and J'm not mad at anybody." Note from Mario Lanta'a press agent: "Mario has a collection of 300 wrist watches, wears a dillcrcnl one every day but always has lo ask others lor the right time. He never remembers to wind them." Maybe tins explains everything. Paramount airmailed Rosemary Cloonev's screen test to Bob Hope in London for his approval as his leading lady In "Here Come Ihe Olrls." He'd never seen her on the screen. He cabled a quick "Okay." Suggested new theme song for Chaplin's "Limelight" "The Last Time I Saw Chaplin." Big-eyed Marie Windsor, buck from a 33-day tour ot Army hos pitals in Korea, reports the Junket was a tremendous emotion exper ience . . . "before you slick uut your hand to shake hands with a bov. you have to be sure he has one." The star visited 13 hospi tals and "there wasn't a single bed I didn't sit on." Warner Bros, has Joined the stu dios tosstmt bids at Johnnie Ray I for. teaming with Doris Dav. That ; is ' a combination that would have the kids Jumping out of their bobby- S0X.I Forty per cent-less-nolse note for movie fans from a popcorn mak er: "Our 1953 popcorn crop Is 40 per cent less than last year." Jane Russell Is pleading with Bob Waterfleld to quit pro football after this season . . . George Ralt's explanation for selling his Holly wood mansion: "It has 14 rooms and I can only live In one of them." . . . John Arcesl, hailed bv Capitol Records as the great est singer since Russ Columbo, launches a night club career al the Thunderblrd in Las Vegas Oct. 30. I when you change to PHILIP Mere's why: af -.W Eddie Mayehnlf'a TV show. "For 'ever Ambrose," has a new Ittlc j "Doc Coikle' because of a lilies 'irnrd lawsuit by Fnx sluillo and Kathleen .(Amber) Wmsor, The name of (he lop movie king AAEET 1 A'v "mrfriiiiilur Mutual Don Lee 5000 Wotts 1 150 on your dial IMLPMEM! YOU'LL FEEL BETTER BECAUSE, due to smoking disappear... parched stale "smoked-out" feeling vanishes. YOU'LL FEEL BETTER BECAUSE, once again, you'll really taste your cigarette the good, clean taste of fine, mild tobacco. Your food will taste better, too! And you'll ott you've made a wise change ... for your own gooa. YOU'LL FEEL BETTER BECAUSE you'll be smoking the one cigarette with a difference in manufacture... an important difference that avoids the main cause of cigarette irritation. 4f For atmfiltlt praol, publhbiA CALL MU FOR LCIilJ In the life of shapely, luscious Ani ta Eckhci'K, the Uweiilsh brauty contest winner, would stuuiter you. She's under contract to U-l. The bin lemiile wronitle between Put Medina and Lauretle Ltira dur- THE STAFF 3 a i aw n i mmtm i li Next Monday another "Meet in case after case, coughs throat clears up... that 1 YOU'LL FEEL BETTER BECAUSE, day after day, you'll be smoking the cigarette recommended by eminent nose ana throat specialists to patients who smoke... the ONE cigarette proved definitely milder than any other leading brand. In Uad'mt medial lotirnth, mill In Pliilip when you HP 111 lug Ihf fllinlnii of Bain Katiman'i "Hutu ol llaudad" sleiiunrd fi'Ufi Ihe hleiillciil hiilidnra Unit the h dicasciA alive Iheiii. The bcautliM went liilo a llrsy when they com pared top knots then blew Ihelr Ioim. ED BOYD Ed is the morning announc er and you hear his cheery voice on "Sunrise Seren ade" that opens KFJI's broadcast day at 6 a. m. He is another veteran on the KFJI staff with over 5 years service. He's mar ried and has three children, Ronald, 8, Christine, 6, and Reginald, 4. You hoar Ed doing the morning an nouncing including the "Farm Reporter" each morning at 6:50. the Staff MORRIS ! It Morris, IUU I'irk An., N. Y, 17, N. Y change to PHILIP MORRISI fo) o UUUU
