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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, OCT. 20, 10S2 l L , RADIO LOG KFLW 1450 Kc, PST Monday Evrninf, Ort 20 fl m Today's Bporii Highlight 4 1ft Horn Town ,Nrwi 6 25 World Kwi Summary 6.30 Kiam. County for Euenhowcr Comm. fl tt Mn Arlt Quartrt ARC 7:00 Tht Ixne Ranger1 AHt: T 30 tux Radio Theatre; CUS a 30 MurIc Thralrr It 45 tHrrnc We la. Show 0. 00 fimpcnM CBS B.;to Preview of Tomorrow f:43 Armchair Adventure CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headline. 10:19 Starlight Roof ABC 10::io ChM Antel. TheaU ABC 10: Ptll't ' Bandstand 11:00 Hty Summary , 11:05 bin OH , ,K"FUV 1450 Kc. TST f Tuesday, Oct. 21 a 00 a a.m. New H.-flS Burky Bate t Hti Boyt " :43 Corn In the Mom 9:00 Newt, Breakfast Edition I IS Charlie's Roundup T.JO Bob Garred ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:45 Babbitt' Second Cup of Coffe Club CBS 8 00 Breakfait Club ABC 8 00 Hank Hem? Show P .10 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:18 In Town Today CBS 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:U Whispering Streets ABC . 11:13 Stop & Shop 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 13:00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 22:30 House Party CBS 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:13 Paul Harvey ABC 1:30 Standard School Bdcst 3 00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:03 Basin Brief 9:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS . , . 3:30 Better Living. KOWVOPEN 1:45 f Phone 4567 jmi ft HOWARD HAWKS' mm tv-starrlns) :KIK DOUGLAS-CEWEY IIAtTIN EtIZAIETH THIEATT AKTHUI HUNNICUn pea :4S Phem MM j ip:: : hit? . L iio.jss . 1 Arthur Godfrey CBS 300 Ted Melon. ABC 9:19 Arthur Uodfrey CBS S:M Cal rinncy ABC J Belly Crocker ABC U:(l0 Radio Auction Tiro. aiS The THe show CBS 4:30 Aunt Jemima CBS :0 Ruth Athlon News CBS a U Whin Girt Kittw ABC 9.00 Spin with Wynne :a Cnel Hunlley ABC S O 1 B TV too Today't Sports Highllfhta :IS Homo Town Newt SS World News Summary S 30 My rrland Irma CBS T:00 Charlle'e Bedtime Storlaa a, 1 30 Llfa with Luifl CBS 8 00 Build tha Battn 9:00 Democratic Nat'l Comm. CBS 9:30 Peeev Lea CBS 9 49 Addraai by Philip Murray CBS 10.00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:19 Stewart Crai ABC 10:30 Bill'a Bandstand 10:49 Town House Orch ABC 11:00 Newt Summary 11:01 Sifn OtC KFJI list Kc. PST Monday Ercnlnj, Oct 21 00 Gabrlal Haattar MBS It Klamath Thaatar quia :30 Around Town Nawa 1:40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayes, Nawa MU 39 Bill Hanxy MBS 1 00 1 V7aa a Commualss toe III J JO Hardy Family 1:00 Lot G aorta Oo It MBS 8.30 Crlma Fifhtara MBS H0 Newtpapar ol tha Air DLBS 9:19 rullon LltrU Jr. MBS 8:30 Music 9:49 Sporu Final 9:99 Tltui Moody Speaks MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:13 Political Talk 10:30 Reporters Roundup MBS 10:99 Niiht Owls Nawa 11:00 Nifht Owll Club 11:00 Sua OU KFJI 11H Kc. rST Tuesday, Oct. 21 . . SOS Sunrlaa Saranado 6 49 riva Minutes With tha Oaaa Bible 6:90 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemtiurway Nevrs MBS 1:15 Braaklaat Canf MBS 7:50 Today's Bast Buya T:43 Sara Hayaa Bktst. Nawa MBS 1:95 First Edition Local Kewa 8.00 Cacll Brown MBS 8:19 Music by Roth 8:30 Breakfast Canf DLBS 8:49 Notes from tha Scaeper srwi L1UD 1130 9:15 Frankia Lalne Show 9:30 Freddy Martin Show 9:49 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of tha Air MBS 10:19 Tello Test MBS 10.30 LaFotntes . 10:49 Answer Mas MBS - 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:19 News MBS 11:30 Quern for a Day MBS 11:00 Kama Band 11:13 Noon Day Nawa 11:30 Danca Tunes 11:49 Farm and Market Reports 11:30 Klamath Kotea 11:95 Currins 1:00 Jack Kirkwood MBS 1:30 Lucky V Ranch DLBS 1:00 Two at S 3 00 Sun River Dave 349 News DLBS 3:19 Rickys Request Tuna 3:49 Paula Stone Show MBS 400 Coffee With Kalie 4 15 Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Maseey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayaa MBS 5:00 Sergeant Preston MBS 5:30 Sky Ktnf MBS 5:95 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heotter MBS :15 Klamath Theatra Quia a 30 Around Town Nawa 8:40 Somothliui to Trunk About 45 Sam Hayaa Newa MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Tha John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Crime Does Not Pay 8:00 Count of Mont Crista WJS 30 Klamath High Sports Album 45 Heidelberg Harmonana 00 Newspaper ol the Air DLBS 19 Fulton Lawia Nawa MBS 9 30 Magic Carpet 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 Titus Moody Speaks 10 00 Mutual Newtreal MBS 10:15 Let's Go To Town 10:30 The Search That Never Cad) 10 53 NlgTit Owls News - , 11-00 Nigat Owls Club -. 11.00 Bis Oil P is 0 M . ,"..."w'-'',:..v. : I . SERENADE FOR IKE GOP presidential candidate Dwight D. Eiienhower leant on piano and grim at compoier Irving Berlin, at keyboard in front of him, leads group of theatrical and sports personalities in an "I Like Ike" song at New York. Members of the National Arts and Sports Committee for Eisenhower-Nixon are, from left: Gent Tunney, Eddie Eagan, Robert Montgomery, Happy Felton (with glasses I. Bob Chrlttenberry (partly hiddenl Dorothy Fields, Bill Gaxton, and New Hampshire Governor Sherman Adams. Seated at right it Helen Hayes. Ray Milland Only Actor Who Doesn't Like To Act By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Ui Found: A movie star who hates to set. - In my years of picking grapes in these vineyards, I have talked to every film celebrity. Nearly all of inem navs some complaint. Some hate the foldcrol that goes with acting the autograph fiends, the cranks, the lack of privacy. Many hate their studios, the actors play ing opposite them. But I never found one who said he really hated acting. Until I talked to Ray Milland. I found him on the set of "Love bong," anere he was about to play a tense scene with Jane Wyman. i 0t paramount. If he hates acting so. how did he get into that line of work? 'Do you want to know the truth?" he asked. "Certainly." The answer was simple and frank: "I was romancing s movie actress at the time." That was 20 years ago. and his years of so-called sufiering have brought him a fortune ana Holly wood's highest prlie. His rye soaked role In "The Lost Week end" won him the Oscar In IMS. But despite all this, he Is eager to get behind the camera and leave acting to others. Milland finally landed an actor- director contract at bis old borne is the best way I t TO ATTEND A 1 1 . MATINEE ' I k Performances ere M Continuous Daily M Y From 1:45 X III wis Uf i W wmw r ! Willie OMIT.A I 7-1 . iaV I ION EWILL- HARVTT LEMBECK MM) RJWCHWDi-i Added Joy! ' Color CartocMt -Nawa "Cevakode of Iroadwav" 5afei Open 6:00 Start 6:45 -J0tttfel7 ivomen C0NCt7NING. THINGS MCWCAl ' HE Wit irinv f. ount ajW'tT - KCNO Ke. PST Allurna, Calif anU Tneadar, Oct. 11 S:1S Sign an and Nawa a 20 Hsl Hereon 25 ItrD Koundua . " :30 West Tuttla :45 Jazz Claaaire -T OO News 7:03 In Your Neighborhood T:10 Livestock Review . 7:15 Top O' Tha Morning -7 30 News 7:43 BulleUn Board a uu ram Time 8:15 Hollywood Sercnadera 30 Newa, Mid Momliuj 35 Band Musle S.45 Hsrmony Shop 9 00 Your PTA On Tha Air ' 9:13 American Folk Music 9:30 Broadway Parade 10:00 Newa 10:03 Sporta 10:13 Club Meetings 10:30 Concoct Tuna 10:43 Fiesta Time 11:00 Western News tn ritt 11 OS UP Commentary 11:10 Names In tha Mewg 11:15 Thia Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:55 Eddie Lamar 12 00 Sports Page 12 05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchange Mark eta 12:45 Spotlight On a Star 12:35 Mystery Tune 1:00 Lake County Agent 1:15 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 3 00 News , 2:05 Listener' Choice 3:00 News 3:10 According to tha Xeeord 3:15 Jan Carbcr 3 30 Meet the Band 3:45 Off tha Beam 4 00 Newa 4:13 School Daya 4:30 My Serenade 4:43 Broadway Paradcra 3 00 News 5:05 Sports 1 11 Dinner Musle - 5 JO sign Off I remarked about the announce ment that he will direct as well as star in bis next picture. Millard nas oeen trying to wangle a direc tor's job for several years, and I asked him why. Why?" he snorted. 'Tor two very simple reasons: 1. I think directing would be much more stimulating than acting; 3. I bate acting." This was no wisecrack tossed off in an idle mood. I could tell by the trllnt in his eva that h rf.H hate acting. I never have liked to act." he explained, - it makes me terribly self-conscious. Whenever I have to go into a scene. I tense uo. I net a free: In mv throat. I break out in aweai ana 1 oegin to twitch all over. "I view each new picture with dread. When I finish a day's work, I ssry to myself, 'Well, there's one less day to suffer through.' " Befte Davis Collapses "So what happens?" he asked. "Paramount was planning 28 pic tures lor next year. 'I hen 14 of them were aropped. and one of them was the picture I was sup posed to direct." The actor offered his services to other studios with scant results. Finally. Bill Pine and Bill Thomas assigned him to "Run lor Cover" as director and star. "It's a beautiful script just what I've been waiting for." Milland enthKsed. "A fellow came In otf the street with a 30-page story. Pine and Thomas read it and loved it. The guy expected two or three thousana. but they wrote him a 110.000 check right on the spot. "It's s Western, but with a dif ferent twist. It's as good as 'Ox bow Incident" or better. The only thing I'm not wild about is acting in it. I'd father Just direct." He was Interrupted by a call to play s scene tn "Love Song." His face grew sour and, he Walked into the set like a boy going to school In trout season. "Just one less day," he mut TO THI Grand National LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION Horse Show and Rodao Featuring Rortl Canadian Mounted Police SAN FRANCISCO COW PALACE Octobtr 31 Novtmbtr 9 Klamath Falls to San Francisco One Way 56.10 Round Trip 511-00 Get Grand National tickets, hotel rcacrvations and full informatioa at your Greyhound Depot, MM Klamath Are. Ph. Kil Plus Federal Tas DETROIT Itv-Actress Bette Da vis collapsed last night on the stage of the Shubert Theater here during : the premiere performance of the i new musical revue "Two's Com pany." The well-known film star was carried olf the stage by two shirt sleeved stage hands, but returned i a few minutes later to finish tne show. ! "You can't say I didn't fall for you," she told an spp'audinE first-1 night audience. I ATTENTION HOME OWNERS Home maintenance and Repair Service REMODELING NEW CONSTRUCTION Home end commercial repairs, perches, porios, tile baths, roof leaks, plasterinq, cement work brick or block layinej, general carpentry. All Work Guaranteed Satisfaction FHA Financed . Cliff McMillan Contractor Phone 9035 Movies Want Separate TV Service Co. .... i WA8HIN0T0N Ifl-The motion picture industry opened Its cuxe tu day tor a aeperste and dlntlnot Theater Television Servlre. The proposrd service Ik designed to add new entertainment to local movie house lure, and pel hups woo some TV lay-nt-homes back Into the theaters. The project was flrnt presented to the Federal Commiinlcatiniui Commission bark In 1040 but FCC put It on the shell until it couui complete Us program nt allotting additional channels for home tele vision and start home video on the expansion which la now well un der way. The theater-TV hearing opening today before the lull snven-mriiilier commission has as Us objective s apectdo reservation of about 400 megacycles of broadcasting apro truni space, located outside the range of home receivers and ded icated solely to the use ol the mo tion picture Industry. Two weeks ol scheduled testi mony is strictly on the megacycle level, relating to proposals ol the Motion Picture Association ol America and the National Inhibi tors Theater Television Committee for meeting Ihe FCC'a engineering and other technical requirements. The Industry has never fully dis closed Its plans for use ol Its re quested exclusive channels. How ever, some hints have been dropped as to the projected operations. These would Include such things us Bmndwny flrsl-nlglits, viewed by a paid audience of millions, Instead ol Just a lew hundred, anil Holly wood premieres, which would lie projected Into movie houses In every nook and corner of the Innd, The specific plan ol operations la being saved lor presentation at a second phase ol the hearings, now scheduled tor next January. However, Mnroua Colin, Industry attorney, said as the hearings opened .Hint there la no InleiliKni to flglil'Mue tnleviHlun'wiewinV He described television. Hi. general as "a great service" Hut asserted that since flhnkrsneare's day, the theater lias provided Ihe tradition ally pi onr atmosphere "for en tertainment without liilerrupltons. " "That." Colin told a reporter, "Is where you are Iree Horn tne neighbor who drops in casually, (mm the ringing telephone and the baby squawking. a a a a a a a a a a a a . a a a a a a a a a ,,,,,... a a a a e a a a a a a . , ,,. , a a a a a a a a a a a a a a see J v eeee its such gopj salt! flr- .MXSWJl t V. immmat Plain or iodized; always ree-running; always uniform. At your grocer's in the red package. i &ijtLtilii'l"Mttlth Minus Variillu" with lUrTjKyl.iH-CB S. Sotuidoyi 8;30 9 pm. GRANT PD1IU armiTT. If V1LLTAIK1 Jap Minister Won't Report TOKYO (At Forelm Minister Katsuo. Okazakl refused today for a second time to report to police headquarters to explain his cam- luugn expenses in ine UCI. I gen eral elections. m He said "pressure of state af fairs" prevented his appearance. Police yesterdav arrested two In fluential members of Prime Mini ster Shlgeru Yoshlda's Liberal party, members of the Diet (parlia ment i. Yoneso Maeds. 70, prewar com-' merce and industry minister, was allowed to go home after nearly u j hours of Questioning:. Police dorters : said he was ill. i Tomejlro Okubo, 65, nrewsr ' mayor , of Tokyo, was still in custody. I Six other Liberals snd One Pro- ; gressive party Diet member have ! been arrested on similar charges ! since. I Japan's election lawa limit ex- rpendltures to about $1,000 for each canomate. Okubo and Maeda are accused of spending M,000 to $2s ' 000 each. "Keep It clean grime doesn't pay!" Men's Hand Lannrjrj, nth and Klamath, phone 1-231. PINI PHOTOCRAPHY STUDIO PHONE 4526 T THE STAFF WAYNE LOERKE Wayne is "late man" on KFJI's night shift. You hear him doing the evening an nouncing . . . and on his own show, "Night Owl Re quest Time," 11:00 'til mid night each evening Mon day thru Saturday. Wayne has been with KFJI almost two years. He's the most recent addition to KFJI's married ranks having been married just a little over two weeks. 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