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Newspaper Page TextUACiV. TWO HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OREGON TUKSDAY, OCT. 21, 1052 Tony Curiis Seeks End Of Movie-Plugging Tour RADIO LOG KFLW 1450 Kc-PST Tucaday Kvenlnr. Oct. 21 00 Today 'f Sports HihllhU 13 Horn Town Newa e 34 World Nwi Summary 30 My Friend Irma CBS 7.00 Charlies Bedtime Si or lea 7.30 Life wtth Luis! CBS 11:00 Build the Basin 0:00 Urmo Nat l Comm. CBS Peiiy Lea CBS 9:4A Address nv Phillip Murray CBS 10:00 10 pm. Hradline 30:15 Stewart CraJg ABC 10:30 Bill Bandstand 10:45 Town House Orch ABC 11:00 Sim Off Ma Summary 11 03 Sim Off KFLW 14S0 Kr. PST Wednesday, Oct. tt no 6 a.m. Nfwa S:0S Burky Bate and HU Bttji ' 6:45 Com In th Morn i 7:00 Nw"-BrAkfAit Edition 7:15 Charlie i Roundup t.Kl Bob Gar-red ABC -7:40 Bliv Crocker ABC 7:45 Harrv Babbitt's Second Cup of coitee t,iun ss. AO Breaklat Club ABC :00 Hank Henry Show 8:30 Braak the Bank ABC 30:00 Chat Huntley ABC 10:15 In Town .Today CPS 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:55 Whliperlnt StrxU AEC , 11:15 Stop St Shop 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12.00 Noon Edition Nrwi 32:15 Payleaa Sidewalk Show 12:30 Houaa Party CBS I TO ATTEND A 1 1 MATINEE I Performances are m Continuous Daily Jm 1 00 The BUI Ring Show ABC 1:15 Paul Harvey ABC 1:30 Mary Margaret alcBr.de ABC 2 00 Betty Crocker ABC 2 05 Basin Briafa Z IS M l I'p to You ABC .T0 Better Living 2 45 Arthur Godfrey CBS .T OO Ted Malonc ABC 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 :t0 Cal Tinney ABC 3 55 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Bouncing wtth Baraboo 4:15 The Tide Show CRS 4::t0 Aunt Jemima CBS 4 40 When a Girl Man-tea ABC 5 00 Spin with Wynne 3 30 Chet Huntley ABC 3 45 Leo's Photo School 00 Today's Sport Highlight ft 15 Home Town Newa 8 25 World Newa Summary TO Meet Corliss Archer ABC 7:00 The tone Ranger ARC 7:30 Mystery Theatre ABC fiOO Mr. President C 8:30 To Be Announced B oo FBI in Peace and War CBS ' a 30 Club 13 9.43 Armchair Adventure CBS 10 00 10 p m. Headlines 10 15 Starlight Roof ABC 10 30 Chas. Antell Theatre ABC 10:43 BUI a Bandstand 1100 Sign Off Ncwi Summary 1105 Sign Off Willie a4t7tA 0 rvs w. if i 4 mm TOM EWtli- HARVET ITMBECK Added Jot! ' Color Cartoon News "Cavalcade of Broadway" i L 1 M0Wt 457? RWIU DEERS'i lOuiMoaissii EviJ J it..t. rtcUUin minima iinnoiiil DtswITIUnUHTU htnaNEAl raw ii innitura lataati t ;jtOCHRAN Y f a au arm K0W1 OPEN 1:45 Ifl-'l'lltfl psoaa U47 I J 111 I HOWARD HAWKS' cor Hit DOUGLAS. DEWEY NAHM UIZAIETH THIEATT AITHUI HUNHICUIT f 8115 COWEIWIHG THINGS WOKAl ' Uite arniit !!! fZ UV GRANT GRAIN VILLTAI PLUS COLOR CARTOON KFJ1 1150 Kc PST Tuesday Evening-, Oct. 21 600 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Qui 6:30 Around Town Newt 6 40 Something to Think About 6 45 Sam Hayea DLBS 6 55 BUI Henry MBS T OO The John Sebatllan Show 713 t Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Adventurea of Peter Salem MBS 800 The Count of Monte Cm to MBS 8 30 Klamath High Sport Album B 43 Heidelberg Harmonatrea 9 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS IS rulton Lewi Jr. MBS 30 Magic Carpet 45 Sport rtnal 55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Mutual Newa Reel MBS 10:15 Let's Go To Town 10:30 Search That Never Ends 10:55 Night Owl Newa 11:00 Night Owl Club 12:00 Sum Off KFJI U50 Ke PST Wednesday, Oct. 2S 6:00 Sunrtae Serenade 6:30 Hank Snow 6:45 5-Minute with the Open Bible. 6:50 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newa MBS 7:15 Breaafast Gang- MBS 7:30 Beat Buya 7:45 Sam Hayea MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Newa 8:60 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Music By Roth 8:30 Breakfast Ganf MBS 8:45 Note from Uw Scooper -00 Club 1150 :15 Son of the Pioneer 30 Data in Hollywood 43 Music of Manhattan 1000 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 1d:is Teiio Test DUiS 10:30 LaPointfta 10:45 Answer Man 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 Newa MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Band 12:15 Noonday Newt 13:30 Best on Record 12:45 Farm and Market Report 12:50 Klamath No Us 13:55 Currin's 1 00 Jack Kirkwood MBS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2:00 Two at 2.-00 2:30 Sun River Dav 3DS News DLBS 3:15 Ricka Request 3 45 Paula Stone Show MBS 4.00 Coffee- with KaUt 4:13 Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Maeaey Tim MBS 4:45 Sam Ha) ea Newt MBS 5 00 Green Hornet MBS 5:30 Wild Bin Hick ok MBS 3 55 Cecil Brown MBS 1 6.-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS v 6:15 KUmath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town Newa 6:40 Something To Think AbevJ 6:45 Sam Hayea DLBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Shaw 7.15 I Love a Mystery MBS 7:30 Dr. Klldare MBS 8:00 What's the Name of Son MBS 8:30 Music Theatre 8:45 Guest Star 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS IS Fulton Lewia Jr. MBS 30 Wrestling 10:10 Tltua Moody MBS 10:15 Mutual Newa Reel MBS 10:30 Private Filea of Matthew BcU MBS 10-33 Night Owl Newa 11 00 Nifbt OwU Club 12 00 8ia Off KCNO ft?t Ke. PST Allans, California Wednesdsvv. Oct. 2 6 15 Sign en and New 6 20 Hal Herzone 6:25 RFD Roundup 6:30 Coon Hunter 6 45 Jasa Claaaica 7:00 Newa 7 03 In Your Neighborhood ' 7:10 Livestock Review 7:15 Top O" The Morning: 7:30 Newt 7:45 Bulletin Board 8 00 Polka Time 8:15 Hollywood Serenadeni 8 30 News-Mid Morning; 8 35 Band Muaic 6:43 Harmony Shop 0:00 Civil Defente 13 American Folk Music 9 30 Mornlna Mclodlea iu:uu news 10 OS Sport 10:15 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time 10:43 Fiesta Time 1100 Western Newa ta Brief 11:05 UP Commentary 11:10 Name in the Newt 11:13 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical RouneVup 11:53 Eddie Lamar 12 00 Sports Page 12:03 Lake County Newa 12:10 Modoc County Newa 1213 World Newa Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchange Market 12 45 Spotlight On a star 12 55 Mystery Tune 1 00 Modoc Farm Advisor 1:15 Paitoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1 45 Melody Club 2 00 Newt 2:03 Listener's Choke 3 00 Newa 310 According to the Record 3:13 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Band 3 45 Songs by Peggy Lee 4 00 News 4:15 Blue Note Muale Hall 4:45 Broadway Paxadars 5:00 News 3:03 Sporta 515 Dinner Music 5:30 Sign Off m ' i a ".A i .1 OFF ON NEW ENGLAND TOUR Republican pmiidential candidate Dwight 0. Eisenhower end hit wife look out window of special campaign train as the general leaves New York for a 30-speech New England tour. Reds Work On Boy Scouts WASHINGTON Lfl The Czech Communists report they have Just about conquered the "unhealthy" influences ol the Boy scout movement. Before the Communists took over (our years ago, said a Prague radio broadcast picked up oy u. s. WEEK'S SEWING BUY (My (h lLi S? government monitors, the Scouts sought to "befog young people about loving cooperation between rich and poor." The broadcast also said the Scouts "promoted an un healthy romanticism in the young, centering on cowboys, redskins and conquerors, Instead of teaching them that It Is their mlsson to build a better socal order." These Influences have not yet entirely disappeared. Radio Prague acknowledged, but it said they are last being overcome by the Com munist-run Young Pioneer move ment. 11 aaaea: "The Pioneers are verv fonrf nf defense games. Our children, our Young Pioneers have no need tor hypocritical, empty romanticism. They are taught to love their country and Uie Soviet Union which is helping us to realize the age old dreams of our DeoDle above everv. thing else." Typhoon Hits ines WAIST 24 Jr" Terrific buy! One yard M-iivh fabric for Misses' Waist 'Sizes 24. 36, 38. 30, 33. No aide seams sew two or three versions to go with wool Jersey and rayon blouses. Jackets and weskitsl You'U have a smart wardrobe for work and play, city and country! Pattern 81 SB: Misses' waist sizes 34, 34, 2a, 30. 33. Each aize takes one yard, 54-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives 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.O. Box 8740, Chicago SO, III. Print plainly your name, ad dress, xone, size and atyle number. MANILA 'ifl The season's strongest typhoon swept the south east Luzon peninsula Tuesday and headed for the Manila area. No loss of life has been reported. Meteorologists said the bin troD- lral blow generating winds up to 140 miles an hour veered silently north after battering the east central Island of Bamar. The U. S. Nav-v weather station said it was expected to pass about 30 miles ,ouih of Manna Wednes day morning (Tuesday night, U S. time). t A 240-ton inter-island tnotorboat caught fire and sank off northern Mindanao while seeking thelter. Two other boats went down in heavy seas off Samar Island. IKK AT HOTEL WORCESTER, Mass. of) Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Republi can presidential nominee, will spend election night, Nov. 4. at his headquarters in the Hotel Commo dore, New York City, his aides said last night. DUCK HUNTERS Wt pick, clean and ship ducks, ejtM and pheas ants. Frozen, vacuum soaltd In shtlkn bogs and boxed. 24 HOUR SERVICE Klamath Game Service 1310 Klamath Ave. By KH8KINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NKAl Ksi'lll- slvely Yours: It's a trick rvrn Houdinl couldn't do, but Tony Curtla, who's plnylng the fuinrd magician In "llomlliu," would like to make the hlg mnvle-pliiKiting lours of atars throughout the coun try disappear lorevrr. Tony is "agin" the personal appearance policy when It's Just a device lor diiiKging moviegoers Into theaters, and makes this fuller expalnatUm: "Il'a all getting too commercial. The public Is beginning to resriil II. I say It's fine to send stars out all over the country, but send, them out for a purpose to livlp raise money for cancer research, to urge people to vote, to talk to the kids who are In trouble, or something. I want to do more than Just plug my pictures and I think moat actors teel Uie same way." Lana Turner and Fernando Lamas are humming "It Waa Just One of Those Things" about their bunted romance, lint now pals are rrcnlllng neither ever ndmltled dlsciiNNing niiirrlno (tin lug the roniunUu uliisc. Mnybc MOM and Mm lo Lanr.n should get louolher on their atones. Lansn Is telling lilciids that lie'a made his pence with the stutllo and will di'lluliely star In "The Htudcnl I'rince" alter the first of the year. Film' writer Oliver Crawford. In answer to a query about a certain movie oueen'a age. Hipped, "Slie'a somewhere In her middle fllrtlea." Hollywood Actors Differ Over Entry In Politics Bv BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD U Just two more weeks and we'll have aomeilung to talk about besides politics. But until the nation goes to Hie polls, everyone will still be hash ing over candidates and Issues nr Into tne night. Hollywood Is no nil terent from any other community. People aren't talking about TV. box office and Jane Russell. All you hear Is: "Did you see Adlal last night?" or "What did you think of Ike's speech?" Since actors can talk about Utile else these days, I followed the trend when I vIMted the "Forever Female" set. I found myself stand- Inir between Paul Douulaa. Who la campaigning for Stevenson, and William Holden, who has tnaen no public stand. So I pitted the pair against eacn omer. Aithnnoh ihev remained friendly. bolh Douglas and Holden expressed strong views about actors' getting Into politics. Holden said he hadn't loaned his name to either campaign and didn't intend to. T don't think a film actor nas any business antagonizing any seg ment of the motion picture public." he remarked. "In the past, actors Simms Marriage Said All Over HOLLYWOOD Singer Omny Simms and oilman Bob Cainoun have separated again and she says the marriage Is "all over." "I can t keep on going tnrougn all these emotional upsets." she said. "I need some peace and also have my children to think of." They are David, t. and Conrad, 3. by her previous marriage to Hyatt R. Dehn. Miss Simms said she was going to arrange for a "quick and quiet" divorce. Calhoun confirmed the separa tion, aaylng, "Il'a Just a case of two people who love each other but can't get along." Thev were married In June in Las Vegas, Nev., separated in Sep- temper, ana were reconcura cany this month. have become associated with un savory causes, mm that has been bad for themselves and the Indus try, t don't at all mean that either the Democratic or Republican cam paigns Is unsavory. "Hut the fact remains that people on both aides feci very strongly. An actor makes a mistake to ruk censure from either side." Douglas countered that he saw no reason for actors to abstain from politics. "I sny there are limits to the campaigning which an actor should do." he commented. "I have nar rated a film short for the Demo crats and have been making some appearances at rallies. I think I am entitled to do so as a cllirrn. "Yes. I suppose I mlRht alienate some Republican members of the movie audience. But I'm not wor rled about alienating Republican motion picture producers." Said Holden: "I am a member of that dying breed of people who think they are entitled to a private life. Oh. I don't mean myself as an actor: I expect to have my protessional life scrutinized by tne public. But as a citizen, I expect some privacy. And that includea niv political opinions. "I think there Is a dangerous movement to destroy one private conscience. For one thing, I think It Is shocking that a candidate lor office mut reveal his Income tax This sort of thing could continue until we have what Ororge Orwell described In 1BB4 : complete thought control." Said Douglas; "I see no reason why an actor ahouldn't be able to express his views If he feels strongly about them. Look I like it here In Hollywood. I've got eood lob. a fine house, a swimming pol and a wonderful wife. I'm living much better lhan I ever did as a boy or as a young man. 'But if I have lo crawl In hole and keen mv mouth shut In order to keep these things Ml toss in the whole works and leave town." lilfonderful Japs Legalize Land Reform TOKYO 11 Japan Tuesday legalized land reform, one of the most successful programs of the Aiuea occupation. The land reform law unholdln all occupation changes went into effect Tuesday. The Japanese governmeM bought about 4500,000 acres and gave them to share crooters dur. Ing the past, six years. Hunt Mishap Kills Teacher VFrtNONIA ore in n.i a Gordon, about 45, civic leader and elementary scnool superintendent here, was fatally shot while deer nuniing Monday. State nolle nalrf nnrilmi MhiMit 4.V waa hnntincr t,ith - nAV,.'. .i at the time Of the infnhan Tli, shooting occurred about S:30 p.m. In a wooded area 10 miles north of here. Gordon. Wrhn l a.m.l.r&yl kn VI. WldOW. Mnna la ihm inth h..nflntf fatality in Oregon this fall. jn tne aeer season six men have been fntallv Wmmr1ri tn, v.. riled nf heart attack whlu htmfinw and one fell down a cliff to his' death. A 14-vear-oM hnv fat ally shot while hunting squirrel. (y EDITH IERUCCINI f- "I hflvt betn fighfing not oinit man, bwt gainst idtat which 4m stray men." Tht truth of this noly sti by Paul Harvey it p prtnt to th thoutondi of liitonori who htar him . t 1:15 p.m. ovory wtttc day ovcrKFLW. ' In tho tight ytort thot Mr, Harvoy hoi boon oa tociotcd with ABC, ho hot won numerous awards far diitinguishtd sarvico In rodio fournalism. Mast ro contly ha was honarad by tha American Legion for his "militant American Ism." Tho Freedom Foun dation hot cited him far . "outstanding defense and " Pul Hjrveif oitension of the American way of life." Tho Disabled American Veterans hovo-honored him by toying, "Paul Harvey It ta tha veteran returned what Ernie Pvle was ta the soldier In the field," A myiterious ond beautiful seoorito almost turns out to be on ongel of deoth for Inspector Mork Sober in "The Cose Of The Pon omo Lody" to be heord on "Mystery Theotre" on Wednesday 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. In this fost-poced story, Sober ond his sidekick. Sergeant Tim Moloney, pursue o killer to Panama ond nearly wind up os vic tims themselves before they crock the exciting cose. ' Respect for tow and order indicates a healthy appreciation of cltiienshia in tha opinion of Harry Archer, father of teen oner Cor liss. At lawyer, Mr. Archer presses this point homo whan "Meet Corliss Archer" Is broadcast Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m. Edward Arnold portroys o president who finds himself the tor-' get of powerful opposition when ha mokes sweeping changes In gov ernment positions following his election. This episode from the pages of Americon history will be dramatized Wednesday night when "Mr. President" Is aired. i GO TIA CUirOINIA RETURN VIA NORTHERN ROUTE Or reverse the direction. Either way It cents only a few dollars more than to go straight east and back. This way doubles the variety and interest of ' your trip, you nee San Francisco, Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Phoenix, Tucson and other cities you've heard so much about. Stopover any where. Rid famous streamliner, with all-room Pull mans and luxury chair cars, all the way. In planning your next trip East, investigate this remarkable travel bargain. iMita unfit w I W annum nut 1 1 tiMt mm mm ft,- cnnrirc" W. S. Me Bride, Aqcnt Phono 2-2501 Rlla llayworth's loiilhii Aly Khali, but not Olenn 1'oid as her leadiim man. 'l'hero will be mure plcluiea cu-alnri inn Ftlla and Olenn. Tho actor, who's been ac cused ol tiuairi'llnii with Itlta, slipped me the wurtl on Die set of "Tho Man Front tlio Aluino" at U-I, and added: "The stores that Itlla and I didn't got aloiiy when w0 were maklnii 'Affair in Trinidad' iuo a lot ol hooey. So are the alorles that w tended alloiwanla Wo re good fneiiUa," A wealthy New York business. mull In tlin .t.,iv,,n r.tt. Il. bl III Dcnlne Darcel's eyes . , , Tom nrui ta telling uiiuioucrs that he will be lledy Lamarr'a co-autr In tho "Ureal Lovea" telefilm anion lo be made In Italy , , Aim bhendail. IK nnuniL iiuim.i. uiii dance lor tho lli.it limit In yema in vi a voi inuunn u roole, ' , , , The extent of lloilvwimira limui. chopping of Mara in favor of new laeea la more than eyebrow-lilt. Ing at Paramount. HI 4H big tinmen under contract In mi. only lour are left Uob Hope, King Crosby, Lis Scott and 11111 Holden. Humphrey Logan's explanation of why he gave up Ilia "Bold Veil lure" radio (.how; "I got tired ol it, I never listened to It, but Betty did, bho like to hear her voice." Twenty five pah aurprlsed Andy Uevlue. the Jingle of the Wild UIII lllckok TV films, at a brown Derby birthday luncheon and led the veteran comlo gaap- IhU. "Till la olln fit the frw lliiinn I've been speechless." Alumni those present was Andy's long time Uu.ilne.is manager, Milton Oashy. and Andy recalled: "When 1 waa married 30 years ago I went to Cashv and said I'd like to go to Honolulu lor my honeymoon. Cashy said, 'Too ex pensive, lluy her a uke and take her to CaUllna Island.' And you know something? That's what we did." Andy's age? "I'm a member of A A Age Anonymous." has switched to flint': "You get a u... nlHl, Iibb lit lintlMraaa Atlantic (rapevlne acting Hke a skin-rcp. with the rumor that aha walked out of the Venice film Festival In a blae of lemiier , , . Kay Francis la dreaming of a film comeback, Hhes doing TV and radio In New York . , . KvnTyn Keyea t'i'Irbi ales III December the monlh In which her agreement lo pay .0 per cent of her movie earnings to Columbia, In return for her conliact release, expiree, , , , Il'a Alnn Wilson's line about a certain comedy TV show lhal now et a better ami clearer picture of bad program." The alius 111 l.e.iter Cowan's "from Main Htrrel to Broadway" have agreed lo alphabetic billing, which means llml Tallulsh Bank head will precede Fay Kmerson, Olivia (In llnvlllanil, llrx Harrison and L.HI Palmer In Hie ads, Tha Im lm story line, by the way, baa Talltilnh Insisting on playing s sweet, unsullied heroine. Comedienne Hose Marie, after seeing a bad movie: "Only salva tion for this film la to have the sesla made Into berths." Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirmy.ti.iiiiiiniiiiiiin iniuiiiimiiiiiilEiliJUIiiiiuiiuuiiii wtcu it unTiini rot Quality! 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