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pagr two ilEHAI.D AN'H NEWS, KLAMATH VM.IS. OREGON TUESIIAY. OCT. 7, 1052 Chaplin Foresaw Trouble In Leaving U S KFLW 1450 Kc PST Tuesday Evenlnf, Oct. 7 00 Today Sports Hichlif hta a 19 Honit Town Nwt a 2 World Nw Summary a : My Friend Inn CBS 1 00 Chrlt Brdlima Mnrlet 1 M IAI with I'diil CBS 00 Build tht Bmii. fl 00 Df mo Nat I Comm. CBS :." Kefauvtr Spwrh mm 10 pm. Headline! 101l r.ukl Star 10 TO Bill s Bandstand 11:00 Bian Off J4evi Summary 11.03 Sun Off kfuv n:o kc rsT WedDfadajr, Oct. 8 fl on a a m. Newi OA Burky Batra and Hli Bnyt a 4.1 Corn In the Morn f:00 Npwi Break fat Edition 1:15 Charllp'i Roundup 7 .TO Bob Garred ABC sSPattf 3 COMIM OUS HIOM 1:45 FORD IS 1 5 GATES OPEN 6:00 P.M. Oow TONIGHT LAST TIME "THE RIVER" MARCI AM0 - WALC0TT Fight ' GOES TO I ill Wm& aJ aAJtt Tttvot ILaw am MbH reuntTuocn aW- "1. . VBUIAISION I Color Cartoon I I "PONY EXPRESS DAYS" I yt. HIRMA'S VARIETIES J W STARTS TOMORROW aaaaa1ft,''-&W" . -f tv.. Jtl ana' 3 "(-i,. .4-. T 40 Bttty Crocker ABC T 44 Harry Bannmi Second Cup Coffee Club CBS 00 Braakfait Club ABC 9:00 Hank Htnry Show 30 Break the Bank ABC 1000 Chat Huntley ABC 1(113 Lone Journey ABC 10 .10 Mv True Story ABC 10 M WhUpermi tttreeu ABC 11:15 Stop V Shop 11 .to Jack Owfm ABC 12:00 Noon Edition New 1315 Paleu Sidewalk Show V2 M Hmue Party CBS 1.00 The Bill Bine Show ABC 1 IS Paul Henry ABC 1 .10 Mary Margaret MrBrtde ABC 3 OO Betty Crocker ABC 2 ni B-ann Bneft IS It i 1'p to You ABC 2 : Better Uvtnf 3 45 Arthur Cod (rev CBS 5 00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Arthur tiodfrey CBS 3 30 Cal Tinney ABC 3 VI Betty Crocker ABC 4-00 Bouncing with Bamboo 4 1.1 The Ttde Show CBS 4:30 Aunt Jemima CBS 4 4.1 When a Girl Marries ABC .100 Request fully Yours 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC !t:4S Leo's Photo School 6 00 Today's Sports Highlights tVlS Home Town News 6 25 World News Summary 6 30 What's My Line CBS 7 00 The Lone Ranger ARC 7:30 Mystery Theatre ABC 8 00 Meet Corliss Archer ABC 8.30 Mr. President 8 00 FBI In Peace and War CBS 9 30 Club IS 9:43 Armchair Adventure CBS 10:00 10 pm. Headlines 10:15 Starlight Roof ABC 10:30 Chas. Antell Theatra ABC 10:45 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Ke PST v Tuesday Evenlnf, Oct. 7 8 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:13 Klamath Theater Qua 8:30 Around Town News 8:40 Something to Think About 8:43 Sam Hayes News MBS 8 S3 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 Tex Beneke 7:30 Crime Doen't Pay 8:00 Freddy Martin Show 8:13 LaPotntes 8:30 Guest Star 8:45 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9.00 Glenn Hardy News UBS :13 Fulton Lewis Jr. UBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sport Filial 9:53 Titus Mood)' MBS 10:00 1 Love A MsteryMBS 10:15 Lets go to town 10:30 Search That Never Ends 10:55 Night Owls News 1100 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc PST Wednesday, Oct. 8 8 00 Sunrise Serenade 6 30 Hank Snow - 6:43 5Minutes with the Open Bible. 6:50 Organ Music 6:33 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang UBS 7:30 Best Buys 7.43 Sam Haea UBS 7:53 First Edition Local News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Music By Roth 8:30 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:45 Notes from the Scooper 9:00 Club 11:30 9:13 Sons of the Pioneers 9:30 Date in Hollywood 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 News MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPotntes 10:45 Answer Man 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12.00 Name Bands 12:15 News 12:30 Best on Record Klam Mku Holes. Currins Jack Kiritwood MBS Lucky U Ranch UBS Two at 2:00 Sun River Dave Coffee with Katie Rlckyg Request Paula Stone Show MBS Fran Warren Sings Hemlnfway News MBS Curt Masaey Time MBS Sim Hayes News MBS Green Hornet MBS Wild Bill Hickok News MBS Gabriel Heatter MBS Klamath Theater Quiz Around Town News Something To Think Abottt Sam Hayes News MBS Bill Henry MBS The John Sebastian Show Tex Beneke Dr. Kildare MBS What's the Name ol Song Music Theatre Men's Corner Glenn Hardy News MBS Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS Wrestling Titus Moody MBS I Love a Mystery Night Owls News t Night Owls Club Sign Oft 1:30 2:00 1:30 3:00 3:15 3:43 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:43 5:00 5:30 5:50 :00 15 6 30 t:40 (:4S :53 7:00 7:15 7:30 00 8:30 8:43 CO t:15 9:30 10:23 10:30 10:35 11:00. 11:00 Drakes have your Insulation. Call and we'll give you the estimate needed. 910 Spring St. Phone 5610. SCALLOPS IN STYLE! 1.9.2 Cf.n tntn ihm fr..V.. smartest casual fashion offers this fall! 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LOUIS If A career prob lem has upset the Frank Sinatra Ava Gardner marriace. but it isn't serious, the crooner reported last night. "We have a career problem." ! Sinatra declared. "But I think everything will work out all right. I'm going to see my wife in about 10 days in Hollywood." Sinatra said his wife's plan to make a movie in Africa hadn't brought oa a disagreement, add inp "She can go to Korea If she j wants. I never interfere with her ; career." He said they had had some dis agreements but nothing serious. Sinatra is singing at a night club here. No Delay For Ike's Train ABOARD EISENHOWER TRAIN fv Gen. Eisenhower told a crowd at Wenatchee, apple growing cen ter of Washington Siate, jester dav: "I want you to know mv special train didn't hold up apple ship ments for two days." The general, speaking to 10,000 at Wenatchee. was referring to re ports that President Truman's train last week had delayed apple ship ments. The shipments were held ud because of security arrange ments. NEW TRAILER HOMES Agency for SPARTAN-PONTIAC & CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balsiger Motor Co. Main at Esplanade Klamoth Falls You'll Enjoy DINNER and DANCING AT CAL-ORE! OPENING TUESDAY- FRED DIVIFEK Accordionijt Superb Delicious Young PHEASANT U.S. Choice STEAKS moke a date for this week-end ! By KRSK1NK JOHNSON HOLLYWlK)U iNtA) Holly wood and liiaix'vme: Hollywood lUiUKifs who attended tni imeweii puny (or Charlie cliaulin vow that lie Miiellcd trouble ahend In Irav ins the U.S. Chaplin addiesM'd the ItallierniK on Ins lix lt ol patriotism j lor this or any other country and uoded: Home Is where I hanit my hat. i But I must say that this time I am overcome with sadness at leaving ihc place where I have hung my hat tor so lonu." Strikes iw that Chaplin hung himself instead o( his hat this time. Althouah MOM Is suing Mario l.anra lor wrecking "The Student Prince" w huh has been shelved his conlriu't has not been dis solved. Mario ran siill report to the sludio and demand work plus pnv. Mcimwlule. the word a leaked out that it was Betty l.ana's doc tors who ordered Mario to leave the house. At any rale, Mrs. l.anait went through a medical crisis that was kept secret from even the closest (nends of the couple. To Marilyn Monroe who else? Highlights At KUHS By HAROLD M.KAY Miss Amelia Damont, French club advisor, has some rather un usual ideas to raise money for the French Club. Among other things, the club Is planning to have a cookie sale in the main hall to morrow if possible. Also the Frenchies are planning to take orders for homemade cakes from the faculty members. The members "will take orders for the cakes and their mothers will be pressed Into service to bake the cakes. The El Rodeo Is going ahead at high speed. The junior and seniors are receiving slips to go to the photographers to have their por traits taken lor their sections. Jn the sports section, all the football pictures have been taken. Starting next wee the Klamath Sports Album will go on the a'r every Tuesday night at The program will not be aired this week due mostly to several c'.inxej in the programming at KFJI. Every thing In the program will be the same as it always has, the only change is the time. Last week the Sports Album staff got - their first reply from their out-of-town listener who had his name mentioned over the air. For the information of those who don't listen to the program, on every broadcast an out of town listener's name and address is mentioned over the air and if the listener hears his name over tne air he writes a letter to the hizn school saying he heard nts name ever the air and he gets either two tickets to any Klamath Pehoan sporting event, or the cash equiva lent. -. , Remember: Starting 'text Tues day, October 14, the Klamath Sport Album will take to the air waves at 8;S0. - : - BLAST KILLS FIVE MEXICO CITY on Five persons were reported killed and 13 ser iously injured yesterday In an ex plosion at the government muni tions plant on the outskirts of the capital. WE GIVE SanrjH GREEN STAMPS I f Fashion Cleaners 129 So. 7rh Ph. 5563 II Just ftw miaulti leuth el Klamoth Falls en Hlw.y 17 ruts the Number One spot In Motion Picture Herald's nth an nual Stars of Tuiiiiiiiow poll of America's motion pit'luro theater owners. Debbie Reynolds. Marge and (lower Champion and Mlltl Ciaynor wero rumiera-up. Two temporary bachelors were exchanging their woes at Hob Daltons. "My wife la upending the season in Las Vegan," one said. "Willi me." said the other. "It's slightly different. My wile la spending in Las Vrga.1 this season." It's eyebrow-Ufiing, but newly weds Michael Wilding and Lli Taylor are scrapping like old mar ried lulks. In public yet. Cilnuer Rogers Insisted on chung mg Hie ending of her new Paramount starrer, "Forever Fe male." from a tragic lu an evetv biKiy a happy climax. And the moan around Ihe studio la that dinger Is cheating herself nut of an Oscar nomination by the switch. II s the story of an aging stage actress who Insists an play H'g girlish roles and finally has to step aside for a younger emoler. Pt Wvmnr'. fall... 1.. mng a luxury western motel not mi iiuiii rivnna inn terrors project) at bnotllltio Aunls Vel. ley. More proof that the Flvnn- Wymore mairluge is solid. It was a wrangle with her rela tives that made ailing Ilatlie Mc- uaniel decide lo enter the Motion Picture Country Home. Hettv llittnn' rernverv fnllntv. inn lu'n IhrrtHl nn.r.llnn. i. t... no means permanent. Doctors have told her shell need periodic surgery. For a fellow who visited the studio only twice during the four years he owned It. Howard Hughes did all right. His RKO profit, after selling out to a syndicate headed by Ralph Slolkln. was fl million. And he still owns Jane Russel's contract. Prevent Forgery rrolect Payee lie Taymasler Check Protector Call or Write D. B. 'Del' Jones, Representative. The Pavmastrr Corporation Box 577, Orelech. Ore. Ph. 6360 7 Tt 1 . GENERAL PAINT 515 Main St. B, EDITH LES DAMON ' - ! tonight en the "Armchslr Ad venture" show at 9:43 p.m. The story, which It edited end directed by Ralph Rose ond Gomer Coll, tolls of a football hero who didn't ploy In the big gome. This It a CBS presentation. Lurgi't friends convince him that every good American hot a re frigerotor in the kitchen but when Luigl followt their advice ond pur chases the modcrr) appliance, he finds thot he It terribly unhappy obout the obsenco of his friend, the Ice man, on CBS Radio's "Life with Luigi" who will be heard ot 7:30 p.m. this evening. Currently in its twtntleth consecutive yoor on the air, ABC's "Breakfast Club" featurot Don McNeill, who hot served et the toett master on the program lines Its' boginninf . . . e,ulto e rocerdl Lend ing entertaining support with their wit, tents, end interview ere linger! Johnny Desmond end Peggy Taylor, chief heckler Sam Cowling and, of course, Fran (Aunt Fonny) Allison. "Breakfast Club" orlginttet from ABC In Chicago end it hoard ever thlt local station each week doy morn at 8:00 a.m. Yep, that voice you hear at 2:45 p.m. ond ogaln at 3:15 p.m. belongs to none other than that mon wild a chuckle and a grin, Ar thur Godfrey ... a new addition to our afternoon weekday lineup! These two new quarter hour thows ore coming In from our CBS net work. The well-known Godfrey started out In radio at a linger . . , but by his own admission he found that he was belter ot "talking" than at "singing" ... so began ona of radio's outstanding careers. Don't forgot It's 9:00 p.m. 'Build The James Masona, the Stewart Grangers and Ihe Ronald Col mans are clam-una on the subject of tile latest blast at Hollywood Mais by Urltlsh Adorn' Kqiilty, but David Nlven, a British ub Ji'Cl, doesn't inliico wuida ill Jell ing "For shamel" Moiling over charges (torn Lon don that such Yankee Doodle Dandles as Alan Ladd, Joel Me dea, Rock Hudson and Jeffrey Hunter are - taking movie lobs away from British stars, Nlven told me: "I have no lime at all fur Brit ish Kuuity. I suller terribly be cause of this lealousv of Ameri can Mara. The statements and actions of British Equity are un forgivable, If It were a case 01 600 American chorus girls replac ing 000 Binixh cnoius Kins, 11 would be different, "Bui the trtilh la that there would be very little film produc tion in London at all without the American companies that go over. For every three or four Hollywood names. 400 British actors are used as extras. Yet American actors are pilloried. I'm sick of these at tacks." The day the price of haircuts was upped to 11.50 In Hollywood. Paul Henreid reported lor work on a barber shop set of the 7.5 A. D. vintage In "Siren of Bag dad" at Columbia. A sign read ing. "Haircuts and Blood-letting ' caught his eye. AH. said Henreid. "barbers haven't changed a bit." If Tonv Curtis learns all of Hon- dim's tricks for "Houdlnl." he'll be a sensation at Hollywood par ties. Houdlnl could alt In a chair nd tie knots with his toes. AMERICAN CHINESE Fee.s el their sit! Ph. 4t F Orders T T.k. Oat Btn . Lte, Mir. Tl&wsL&i (paint Trend Tones Colors styled to coordinate perfectly with your fabrics, draperies, rugs. Styled for ytu by a leading decorator. An endless range of exciting color schemes in four popular finishes Trend Tones Scrubbable Flat, Semi Gloss, Gloss and Vel-ve-cote plastic rubber finish. Come in today for free color samples. 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