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PARR TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREfiON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1052 RADIO LOG KFLW MAt Kc. PST Turkdajr Kvrnfni, Orl. 18 1100 Today's tinort Highlight 6 IS Morn Town Nrws f 3,1 World Ktut Summtry (I M My f riend Irma CBS ?:Ort ChsrJIrs Bertllme Stories 7 -to Life Hllh Lul. CBS ft 00 tluUd Iht Bum 9 on Drmo Nsll Comm. CBS 30 Mukir 1) tift m p m. HmdllrtM JO 13 Stewart Creig ABC loan Bill Banakund 10:43 Rprkmn Addrri ABC II on Sun Off News fcummary ,11:05 Sun Off KFLW M&O Kc. PST UcdnrKtUy, Oct. 29 fl no 0 am. Nws 6:03 Bucky Bates and Hia Boi 6 45 Corn in the Morn 7.00 Newi-Hrrakfast EH it ion Charlie'i Roundup 7:30 Bob Onrrrd ABO 7 40 Belly Crocker ABC 7:45 Harry Babbitts Second Cup of Coffee Club CBS , 00 Rrrakfaftt Club ABC IrOO Hank Henry Show Break the Bank ABC in 00 Chei llinllcv ABC 10:13 Young Dr. Ma lone CBS JO.W My mi Story ABC lo ss Whispering Street ABC 11:13 Stop & Shop 11:30 Romano of Helen Trent CBS n: our uai Sunday CBS 1.-00 Noon Kdltion Newt 13 15 Pay less Sidewalk Show 12 TO House Party CBS 100 The Bill Ring Shw ABC 113 Paul Harvey ABC 1 M Mary Margaret MrBrtda ABC 1 00 Betty Crooker ABC 3 03 Baln Briefa S13 Hi ITp )o You ABC 3 to Better Uvlng 3 43 Arthur Godfiey CBS 3 00 Ted Ma lone ABC 3:tS Arthur GodlYey CBS 3 .TO Cal Tinney ABC 5:33 Betty Crocker ABC 4.00 Bouncing wilh Baraboo 4 15 The Tioe Show CBS 4 30 Aunt Jemima CBS 4:40 When Girl Marrita ABC 3 00 Spin with Wynne A 30 Chet Huntley ABC 9:43 Leo's Photo School 6 00 Today's SporU Highlights f.13 Home Town Newt sVM World News Summary tV.TO To be Announced 7 00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7 ; Mjitery Theatre ABC SO J Mr. President ABC : To Be Announced DiM FBI in Peaca and War CBS r:to Music 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Ore. State Grange Political 10 30 Chai Anted Theatre ABC 10.43 Sparkman Address ABC 11:00 S'gn Off News Summary 11 M Sign Off DOORS OPEN 11:30 - SHOW A T 12:00 MAKf A DATtr NOW tttt.& OUR- M I mm OKN LiiOO tM, STARTS t-M ' NOW PLAYING st5f 1 nr vf I www... TV f w . -cv I r f NDST0NIGHT1 I "TOUGHEST MM IN ARIZONA'S i and (MMiaP IM1 I riLrt4t J( I re iMf 7U ACADEMY AWARD y i " rcsvaj I triMti I KFJI 1U0 Kc PST Tuesday Krenlnf. Oct, 2s 8:00 Gabriel Hcatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quia , 6:30 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 6.45 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:33 Bill Henr MBS- 7:00 General Eisenhower DLBS 7:30 John Sebastian 7:43 I Love A Mystery 8 00 Klamath High SporU Album 8:13 Earl Newbry Speech 8:30 Gov. Stevenson Speech 8:43 Heidelberg: Harmons ires 9-00 New pa per of the Air DLBS fl:IS Fulton wli Jr. UBS 30 Magic Carpet 6:43 Sports Final 6:33 Titus Moody MBS 10 00 Mutual News Reel UBS 10:13 Let's Go To Town 10:30 Magaune Theater v 10:33 Nicht Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club ia.00 Sign Off KFJI 1156 Ke PST Wednesday, Oct. 9 6 00 Punrue Serenade 6-30 Hank Snow 6:43 5-Minutes with lh Opea Blbst) 6 JO Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Cana MBS b 7:30 Best Buys t:-u 2m Hayea ues 7:33 First Edition Local News 6.-00 Cecil Brown MBS 6:15 Musie By Roth 8:30 Breakfast Gang MBS 6:43 Notes from the Scooper 6:00 Club 1130 6:15 Sons of the Pioneers S-JO Date in Hollywood 9 43 Music of Manhattan 1000 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:15 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 LaPointes 10:43 Answer Man 11:00 Ladies Fair UBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News 13:30 Best on Record 13:43 Farm and Market Reports 13:30 Klamath Notes 12:35 Cumn'i 1-00 Jack Klrkwnod MBS 1:30 Lucky- U Ranch UBS 2:00 Two at 2.-00 2 30 Sun River Dave 3:03 News DLBS 3:13 Rickya Request ' 3 45 Paula Stone Show MBS 4:00 Coflee with Katlt 4:13 Hemingway Newa MBS 4.30 Curt Maaaey Tim MBS 4:45 Sara Uaes News UBS 5.-00 Green Hornet MBS 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok UBS 6:55 Cecil Brown UBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter UBS 6:13 K la ma Lb Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something To Think A been 6:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebantian Show 7:13 I Lov a Mystey MBS 7:30 Gen. Eisenhower 8:00 What's the Nam of aVrag MBS 8 30 Music Theatre 6 45 Floyd Wynne For Ike 00 Newspaper of, the Air DLBS t:li,Fulton Lewi Jr. MBS 9:30 Wrest line JO-00 Mutual Newtreel 10:13 Highway Council 10:30 Senator Nixon 10 35 Night Owls News 11:00 Night Owls Club . . 12:06 Sin Off KCNO 676 K& P5r Altaras, California Wednesday) Oct, 29. 6:15 Sign en and News 6:20 Hal Herzone 6:25 RFD Roundup ; 6:30 Coon Hunters 6:45 Jazx Classics 7 00 New 7 03 In Yoar Neighborhood 7:10 Livestock Review 7 13 Top O' The Morning 7:30 News 7 43 Bulletin Board 00 Polka Time 8:15 Hollywood Serenadcra 6:30 News-Mid Morning 6:33 Band Uuslc 8:45 Harmony Shop 9 00 Civil Defense 15 American Folk Music 6 30 Morning Melodies 10:00 News 10:03 Sports 10:15 Club Meetings 10.30 Concert Time 10 45 Fiesta Time 1100 Western Newt tn Brief 11:05 UP Commentary 11:10 Names In the News 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Round-up 11:35 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sports Page 12:05 Lake County News 1210 Modoc Count- News 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchange Markets 12 45 Spotlight On a Star 12 Mystery Tune 1:00 Modoc Farm Advisor 113 Pastoral Call 1.30 Organ Moods 1 43 Melody Club 2 00 News 2 05 Listener s Choice 3:00 News 3:io According to the Record 3:15 Jan Garber 3 30 Meet the Band 3 45 Songs by Peggy La 4 00 News 4:15 Blue Not Music Hall 4:43 Broadway Paraders 5:00 News 6:05 Sports 513 Dinner Music 5:30 Sign Off A. . ' V J 12,000 LIBERTY BELLS in tag form tr reiditd for distribution by Explortr Scouts WSIUrd Robinson and Jim Craig, Explorer Post 104, sponsored by the American Legion Post No. 8. The bundles are to go to Scout troops throughout the Klamath Basin, including Klamath, Lake, Modoc and Siskiyou. Counties all in the Modoc Area Council. The tags were furnished by the National Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge, Penn., and will be hung on doorknobs in an all out drive Nov. I to "Get out the Vote." Nick Long is Modoc Area chairman, and Harold Ashley is head of the Klamath division. Million Dollar Wardrobe Sometimes Doesn't Pay c Si DR. HARRY FRc'DRICKS, optometrist, 632 N. 2nd, is a candidate for City Council from Ward I. "Continuous FroSTTTiT5 i SI prjE ITJUjTE TO ZERO WORTS . CARTOOM . Mrwsl Hoover Speech Yins Acclaim WASHINGTON til The Repub lican National Committee iu Monday that more than 11.000 letters. 1.200 telegrams and numer ous phone calls had been received asking tor copies oi former Presi dent Herbert Hoover'a Oct. 18 iDeech. Hoover made a nationwide broad cast on "The Constructive Char acter of the Republican Party" and called for a COP victory In next week's election. The committee said the former President himself received more thin 800 telegrams and letters within 24 hours after the broadcast. "Put veur duda In our auda!" Men'a Hand Loundry, 11th and Klamath, phone t-tUl. WEEK'S EEWINO BCY One I , U . lY . . WAIST Br ERSK1NE JOHNSON NEA staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (NEAI The Laugh Parade: Rosalind Russell. wno temporarily sneds her best dressed actress title tor a WAC unuorin In "Never Wave at a WAC." tells this howler about her long-time style leadership efforts. After her first starring film at mum. she went to New York and was guest of honor at a cocktail party. . Dressed to kill. Roi buwd around uie room greeting one and all. Then she came to a dour lit tle old lady seated by herself in a corner. "How do you do," said Roi, "I am Rosalind Russell." "I know that It says so on the invitation." replied the old doll. "But what do you do?" Roi smiled and said. "I'm an actress." The old doll surveyed Roa from head to loot, then aald: "Well. I thought you must be In the clothes business." . John Ireland and rwnthv M. Outre are friends again, but the climax of their feud during a Summer and Smoke" atare lour together, forever will be a clasalo. Dorothy. uD-staeinc John at one performance, came dangerously ilo.se to falling Into the footlights. With dieoolical grin, John stopped reading his lines, walked over and picxed her up. Then he carried her back to mid - stage, where she belonged, put her down and resumed his dialog as if noth ing had happened. Cowboy star Tom Keene la tell ing this one. wnen he changed his name to Richard Powers and opened In a Broadway play, to prove that he could do something more than ride a horse In westerns, he was visited backstage by an RKO lallent scout. "Were very Interested in sign ing you at RKO," aald the scout. "Now I don'l want to hurt your feelings, but we have a cowbov star named Tom Keene under con tract and there may be a little trouble because you look so much like him 'But I doot foresee anv troubio Tom Keene can't act for beans. But you're a great actor." Marie Wilson waa aummoned far publicity plcturea at CBS TV City plant In Hollywood i couple of Sundays ago. So Marie leaned way over and you know what happens when Marie leans way Over and said lo the lenser: I don t like to work on Sundavs for nothing. I want to make aure tnese pictures will be used by the newspapers." Marie Peter, eeedidete ff County CeimlsiMf, , . . eel at leer , . , cemalet monthly -taunting ef ceerf fmctiem ana all exsenditer that the tax Mr' eadmtendl t4. AeV. Marie Perm. Billy Holop tells about the time Sam Ooldwyn sent for him for a very Important role. After telling the actor how much he had ad mired his work through the years, and how nice II was lo have him there, Sam asked Halop's agent his asking price. "Fifteen hundred a week," the agent aald. Sam thought for a moment, then shook his head. "Sorry," he said. "He's much too tall for the role." Vivian Vance, the one - time Broadway actress who plays BUI Frawley's wife on the "I Love Lucy" TV show, has a father In Albuqueique, N. M., who finds H difficult to understand show busi ness. During her vacation at home this summer, he asked her: "Vivian why don't you use your own name on the snow?" Vivian explained she was playing a character Mrs. MerU. Papa Vance was still puzzled. "But." he argued, "Fred MerU uses HIS real name." Even after Vivian explained that Ftawley plays Mr. Merta, Papa Vance was still confused and ahmgged, "I guess I'll never un derstand show business." Hollywoodiles who have been to Tiajuana for the bullfights re port that Fortunio Bonanova. the character actor, recently received an ovation from Mexican lingsld- ers before the matadors and bulls came on. Bonanova arose, clasped his hands together In a feature of lore for his Mexican fans, then stripped off his coal and waved It. ji was men mat movietowner seated behind him began to titter. Engraved on Bonanova'a suspend ers wss: "Property of Paramount Plcturea." to only about serving! ITi AMERICAN CHINES! Fmi t thif tt i Ph. 4 Or-n T Take Oat Ben B. Lee, Mar. Smsrt the new long torso line that dips to a V in bsclel Thrifty Pattern 814S takes one yard M- lncn laijric tor Misses' waist sues 34, 28, 26, 28. 80 Inchest. Choose an autumn color to team with your favorite sweater, blouse or Jersey cinch It with a belt wear It at home or In the office, to club meetings and - football games Write for Pattern 9145 now. Ilia easy-to-use pattern elves perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated 8ew Chart shows you every etep. Send thirty-five cents in eolna for this pattern to Marian Martin. care of Herald and News, Paltern DPDt. P. O. Box 74n. ChlriKrn fl III. Print plainly vour name. ad. dress, tone, site and atyl number. For "food you'll dream about" NOW PLAYING! the "TUNE SMITHS" Music Nightly Except Tueidayi .. enioy dinner in trie Ponderosa Room Featuring "the Beit Steaks in the Boiin" . Dinners front $2.00 to $4.00 Sandwiches and lota ' luppar specialties Food Service 'til Midnight ri' A.., ' '. ... a sit WILLARD HOTEL DeMille Plans Epic Film Based On Life Of Moses By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W Cecil B. De Mille, allll leading a vlgurous life at 71, la planning his next Biblical eplo lo hit the screens In lSfta. That was disclosed bv the film making wlsard when I lalkrd with mm in hia memento-packed offlr He Interrupted a busy working day to discuss his next project, "The it) commandments," "About this lime next year. expect to have a orew shooting baogrounna in Egypt," he ex. plained. "We plan to ahoot at Mt Slnal and other real locations, and I may go alone. The following spring, mo. 1 will ttai't the I lint, lug of the vtory here In Hollywood That will lake about alx months. and the cutting and scoring lakea about a year, That will bring us mho iai ivoo, , "The actual shooting Is the ea- le.it part of making a picture, it Is here In the production office that the picture la really oreated. A good atorv Is everylhln. If vou have that, the director and the star do not make much difference They can help the picture a little or nun it a nine. But tney can't make a good script into a bad pic ture or a bad script Into a good picture." . , DeM tile's research Into Biblical history Is thorough. He aald his new project Is difficult because of the obscurity of the Moses legend. 'There Is a laDsa nf 2a veara between two verses ol the Bible." h remarked. "One verse tells ol Moses being found imoni the bul rushes, or papyrus, by the Pha roah's daughter and in the next verse he 1 grown and has killed man. "We have to find out what han. pened to him between those two events. There la aome data In auch books as Ihe Koran, Jusephua and Ilia rabbinical writings. We learn that he was a great general, hav ing conquered Ethiopia. Much of the rest has lo be aurmlsed. And what did the neoole wear and eat In those limes? bid thev eat roast beef or lamb chops or what? It would be as bad to allow them eating the wrong things as it would lo show them dressed In talis and top hat." The producer said hia new film will be loaded1 with spectacle, but the most notable will doubtlesa be Ihe parting of the Red Sea. He has done It before, In his original 10 Commandment." filmed in im He explained that the eld version was a modern story with a flashback to the daya of Moses, whereas the new film will deal strictly with Ihe Biblical era. "I don't know how we win nrt the aea yet," he commented,, "but we are already working on meth ods. We have come a long way In the film bustneaa since Jo yeara ago; thla time the parting will have more bail In fact." DeMIII smiled reflectively . h recalled parting the Red Sea for hia previous epic. "We tried to con trol 200.000 gullnna of walor the ha cemnrkftd "I admit our control was "" llnii' not very guua, icvi'iy mum inr a week, tho- water would I' u uu iitl Hood a In me Dul l of llullytl nod, A iioIIooimAii would meiiuuln hia wnv throuuli Ilia watei n ud aii'i'! us. We always had I same as you could control a drop," 'man niniidlng by with but: P. HEAR FLOYD WYNNE ON COMMUNISM ON KFJI ; 8:45-9:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY OCT. 29, 1952 ft. 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