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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCTOniW 21), 1032 PAGE TWO KrLW 145ft Ke. 1ST Wednesday Evenlni. Oct. 29 00 Today Sporu HlghllshU . -' i 18 Horn I own Ntw fl 25 World fw fiummtry It . TO Music :00 Tht Lena Ranter ADC 7:30 Mystery Theater ABC a 00 Moet CorliM Archr ABC B 30 Mr. Prraldtnl ABC , 00 The TBI in Paaci War CBS BK Music 10:00 10 p.m. Headline . 10:15 Ore. Slate Grange 10 30 Cha. Antell Ttttalr ABC 10:45 Spar, man Addrwi ABC 11:00 Sign ait Ntwi Summary 11:09 S.gn Of( . KFLW 145ft Kp. rST Thursday. Oct. 30 H 00 Itam. News 0. 03 Buck y Bate & HU Bo (1:43 County Agent 6:5ft Music "I 00 News - Breakfast Edition t;15 Charlie's Roundup 1:30 Bob Uarrcd ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ARC 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show :: Break th Bank ABC 10:00 Chrt Huntley ABC 10:15 Young Or. Malon CBS 10:30 My Tnw Story ABC 10:55 Whispering SU-ccU ABC 31:15 Music 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Cal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Kditton New 12:15 Pavless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Bud Franklin Interview 12:45 Ore. Women on the March 1. -00 The Bill Ring Show ABC 1:15 Paul Harvey 1:30' Mary Margaret McBrtde ABC 1:00 Betty Crocker ABC "ConKnuoui From TSiy IPIPfliqWl ywr.afn TAUXAH Partes Mc6RA SHORTS . CARTOON . NEWS UH TOKAY I nfirknM saaTa.be. SmM Itsa-Kef MMO CMMM 1! CAGNEY-CALVET I n DAILEY I 109 Basin Brtrfi 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Better Living 1 45 Music Theatie ' 1 5:00 Ted Malont ABC 313 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 30 Cal Tlnnay ABC 3 35 Betty Crocker ABC 4 00 Radio Auction Time 4 15 The Tide Show CBS 4 30 Mr. Information CBS 4:40 Women' Newsdesk CBS 4 45 When A Girl Marries 5 00 Spin with Wynne :30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:43 B & B TV 00 Today Sport Highlight C:15 Home Town News C:23 World Newt Summary 30 Btng Crosby Show CBS 7:00 Visittn Time CBS 1:30 Charlie' Bedtime Storlee 1 00 Bob Eider, 05 Music 8:30 Tht Record Derby 00 Meet Millie CBS 9:30 Democratic Nat'l Comm. 9:43 Armchair Adventure CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Music 10:30 Bill' Bandstand 10:45 Spark man Addreu ABC ll;oo Sign Oft News Summary 11:03 Sign Of KFJI ll&ft Kc. PST Wednesday Krenlnr. Oct, 29 00 Gabriel Heitttr MBS 9:15 Klamath Theatre Qua Time 8:30 Around Town New 6:40 Something to Think About 43 Sara Hayes News UBS 6 55 BiU Henry MBS 7:00 John Sebastian Show 7:13 1 Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Speech-Gen. Eisenhower 8:00 What's Name ol Song MBS 8:30 Music Theatre 8 45 Floyd Wynne Political Talk 9.D0 Newspaper of the Air MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Wrestling 1 10:30 Speech Sen. Nixon 10:53 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Bequest Time j U 00 Sign OU KFJI 115ft Kc PST Thursday, Oct. 3ft 6-tiO Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Slim Bryant and his Wildcat 6:45 Five Minutes with the Open Bible 6:5Q Farm Reporter 7:00 Frank Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buy 7:45 Breakfast Ntws DLBS 7:55 First Edition Local News 8:13 Music by Roth 8:30 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:43 Notes from the Scooper , 9:00 Club 1150 9:15 Marian from Milters 9:30 Freddy Martin Show , 9:45 Music of Manhattan . In oo Newsnaoer of the Air MBS 10.15 TellO Tut MBS 10:30 A Visit to LaPolnte't 10:43 The Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 13:15 Noonday News 12:30 Best on necoroi 12:43 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Notes 12:53 A Visit to Currin 1. -00 Jack Kirktwooa now mm 1:30 Lucky U Bench MBS 2. -00 Two at S 3:30 Sun Rtrer Dave 2:05 News DLBS 3:15 Rtckrs Reoueet Tim 3:43 Paula Stone Show MBS 4:00 Coffee with Katie 4:15 Frank Hemingway New MBS 4:30 Curt Masscy Tune MBS 4:43 Sam Hayes News MBS 9 00 Sergeant Prestea MBS 9 30 Sky King MBS . 5 35 Cecil Brown News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:15 Klamath Theatre Quia Tiree 6:30 Around Tows News 6:40 Soma thing to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:55 BiU Henry MBS 740 John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Freedom. U. S. A. 8:00 Speech Gen. Elsenhower 8:30 Burl Ives Sings 8:45 Heidelberg Harmon ires 9 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Magic Carpet 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 Titus Moody Speaks MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:15 U.S. Marine Program 10:30 Rod and Gun Club MBS 10:55 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Bequest Time U 00 Sign Off KCNO 7ft Kei F8T f Alturms, California . Thursday. Oct 3ft . 6:13 Sign On At News ' 6 20 Hal Herxon 6:25 RFD RounduB 6 JO Tex Rttter 6 45 Jan Classics TOO News 7:09 In Your Neighborhood 7.10 Livestock Review 1:15 Top O" The Moraine 7:30 News 7:45 Bulletin Board , 8 00 Polka Time 8:15 Hollywood Serensders 8:30 News - Mid Morning 6:33 Band Music 8 45 Harmony Shop 9 00 Tra4e Winds Tavern 9:15 American Folk Music V 30 20th cestary Serenade 10:00 News Sports 10:13 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time 10:45 Fiesta Time 11:00 Western News n Brief 11:05 UP Commentary li:io name in .tne news 11:13 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup t&3 TONITI ONLY! OPEN 6:30 gjIWAwwee Swoe, twMeieraVB JL, E 1TTECHNICOLOR 9 iEtiOW'HICfcWYM0R( nnil LilWMff Thursday td;M.i.i,iii:m:iii.ii JnNTGOMERY CUFT, DOORS OPEN 11-30 - SHOW AT 12:00 MAKfADATtr NOW 1(5- wmmm mm JeaJ4jahsee4ljl 11-55 Fddi l amsr 12.00 Sports Page 12 05 Lak County News 13:10 Modoe County News 12:13 World News Roundup U W Faimrr Kxchange Market 12.45 Spotlight On a Star 12 55 Mtiv Tune 100 Lakt County Agent 1.13 Pastoral Call 130 Organ Mood 143 Melody Club 100 New . ' 2 05 Liitenar's Choice 3 00 News ' 3:10 According to the Record 313 Jan Garber 5.30 Meet the Band - ' 3 45 King Cole Trio , 4 00 News 4:15 Let There Be Light 4:30 My Serenade . a 4:45 Broadway Paraders , 5 05 Sports 5:15 Dinner Music : JO Sign Off ..i, .1. . Highlights AiKUHS By HAROLD Mi KAY Yesterday the first renl Indica tion of winter hit KU. The first noon dance was sponsored by the Art club. The dance was an Indi cation of winter because these dances are almost always In the late fall and winter to give the students something to do. This first dance was a little different In that the price was the same for couples and for the boys who went stagg, and was advertised as tne girl gets in free If toe boy pays a dime. Politics have taken the hish school by storm. In Miss Fish's social economics classes the stu dents are discussing the various legislative acs on the ballot. - On the subject of politics, since the delegates to the recent Jour nalism conference returned to school Monday a few "I Go Pogo" buttons have made an appearance on tne KU scene, ine outtons were acquired at the University of Ore gon Student Co-Op store and were brought down to Klamath when the delegates returned. Pogo Is a character In the comic strips who Is running for president on the Pogo 'Possum' platform of, "If you don't like Ike. and Adlai ain't your guy, go Pogo." Anyone that has anything they want to donate to the bonfire rally, that is scheduled for this Friday, is asked to call 2-0601. Any dona tions will be greatly appreciated. 1 d Taloo Reports On Life In Autobiography lly noil THO.MA1 HOLLYWOOD W Tulllllilll's back in town I ' 'Inlltilnh whot Bankhead, you dope. The Alabama Tornado Is auain lacing the dim cnmcraii af ter aevvn years 111 ouirr puiMius. This lime she's emoting lor "Main Btieet to Uroadwuy," the co-opeia live venture to benefit the legit Iticutuh. Since Taloo Is the reporlet's de light In producing quoin,, I dropped In to tee her at work. Hut alas, she was too wrapped up In eiino ting a double fantasy. In Uie 1 1 rut sequence, she played a wicked woman who pol&oned six people, Inrluillng herself. Inl the second. she was a demure hou.tewlle (this required real acting lor Taloo). All this labor consumed her time and she wua not able to chit' chut. However, alie had presented me with a copy of her new aino Uluurnphy, Inscribed "with love" la suindurd inscription, 1 m surei. 80 Instead of querying her, I got my answers irony tier uuok. I was Interested In her previous adventures In Hollywood. I came aoross her confession about her .'lint career In the early 'lOx; "I waa no greut shakes. I was vlctinilted by Uie mechanics of the whole business, In Hollywood headlined: "Tallulnh enaaned to John Cooper." The paper even diagged out a moritue plmtn of a John Cooper, a retired golf pro. Her engagement to Ronald Col- muu, a man she had Hot yet met, was isior reportou. Her Hist movie career was some- thing of a fiasco. Hut she returned 11 years later and won the New Yoik Urlllcs Award -for her per formance In "Lifeboat." "At last I had licked the screen, a screen which had six times be trayed me,' aha writes, "Old I get an Academy Oscar? Nol The people who vote In that free-for-all know on which aide their crepes 'WONDERFUL. WONDERFUL MAN' That wt the way actress Ava Gardner introduced hubby Frank Sinatra at a Stevenson rally in Hollywood, Calif. Frank! sang two tonit at tha rally but offered only "no comment" on quettioni about their reported domestic rift. Frankia's manager, Hank Sanicola, told newsmen that it was just a family squabble and that they war back together again. - Japs Form Anti-Red Group O'Brien Now In Drydock HONO KONO W ' Michael Patrick O'Brien went Into drydock today with his home of the past six weeks, the Hong Kong-Macau ferryboat Lee Hong. He came out of Red China last month with a Red Cross travel document but no passport. The Portuguese let him on the ferry at Macau but the British wouldn't let him off here. Back at Macau, the Portuguese closed the gate, too. Ever since O'Brien has been mak ing one round trip dally between the two cities, he claims 0. 8. citizenship but the V. S. consulate here aays he Is Hungarian. Immigration authorities are keep fng a close eye on O'Brien.' The Lee Hong may be In drydock a month... rrrwvrt in TTi. mirlut of an underground anti-Communist resis tance organisation aunca i iw sible- Soviet Invaders was formed in Tokvn last month and Is growing rapidly. , It is caned uie nauonai Youth Corps. Existence of the right-wing group was disclosed when a corps ol National Martyrs oeai up w 1., ...1.11m a tt Fnrelim Offlre. rt.. dm. h,H hn fnrcefuliv de manding passport visas to attend the conununisi-sponsoreo .-"a Pacific "Peace" Conference In Pelplng. Saburo Ootokuji. secretary-general of the Patriotic Youth Volun teers Committee of which the youth corps la a part, said in an Inter view. "Ife high time we prepared for a Red Invasion." "We are going to fight the Japa. rse Communists openly now." r.a said, "and underground If the Rus- Duke May Learn To Pilot Plane LONDON un-The Duke of Edin burgh, whose passion for driving fast sports cars has given Buck ingham Palace officials anxious moments, now la thinking of learn uif to fly. 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Send thirty-five cent In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740. Chicago 80. III. Print Dlninlv YOUR NAME. I ADDRESS, ZONE,. SIZE and (STYLE NUMBER. slnns should come," While the ' organisation says Its aim Is to "reconstruct Japan," its Immediate purpose ts to prepare an underground combat network in ca?e of Invasion, GotokuJI said the number 01 members has Increased In less than a month to MO In Tokyo and S.OWI throughout Japan. . Asked about the use of violence In his anti-Red campaign, Ootokuji said it was "out of bounds and en tirely unnecessary." The youth corps leader contended that Intense physical training, In cluding Judo, fencing and boxing, for all his corpsmcn was merely for self-defense purposes and to create "a healthy spirit In a healthy body." vou do uothlnr for voursell You don't .even apply your own niuke- up. you are awaaenea, taken 10 the studio, made up. I was a sot-uo tor mm formula, you Play your rolea In snips and driblets, ha rasses; by delays, interruptions ana aluplditlcs." cine wrote or ner invitation to a "strictly Informal" dinner given by Joan Crawford. Taloo arrived In slacks to find la Crawford decked out aa If she were attend ing the Metropolitan Opera. Miss Crawford promised her a "surprise dinner companion." He was Jackie cooper, e. BQiue lime later. Waller Wanger arranged a blind date for Tailulnh. Her escort turned out to be Clary Cooper, the "strong silent type." "Silent Is right," she adds. "Qary never opened his trsp throughout the evening." The next day columnist re ported the pair engaged. This prompted Reutera to cable from England: "Confirm engagement to Oary Cooper." Tallulan cabled back: "You have It all wrong. Am engaged to Jackie Cooper." bhe aaya that one London dally For breakfast . lunch or dlnntr It's the T1K-T0K TE 2241 South 4th Open from S a.m. 'Ill Mldnll sulfite1 are buttered, I wasn't tin . tier conli'iiot to any nf Mi major studios, hone waa tnougiti an out- Come lo llilnk nf It. Il'a much easier on the nerves Inlni-vlowlnn Taloo via book man in in nesii. As Howard Dirts unco remarked, "A day awuy from Tulliilnh It Ilk a week In tne couuiry," "Kvcr since nea enjoyen tne rep utation of a great Wit,' Taloo kay scornlully. iMtN rsua. aaeati AMERICAN CHINES! , ratal a . 4 Cor Orders Te Take Out Ben t. L, Mar. maybe p.g means... 1 (Lrt-B ;Firo Department - arid maybe not.., ' , n Kv but for sure fg) means SAVINGS FOR YOU AT FINNEY'S SATURDAY NOV. 1st... KIEF THIS DAT! OPEN . You'll like the liqfct. danceable rnuiic by "The Macks" AFTER 9 P.M. NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS FINE FOOD A SPECIALTY ' '' WE ENJOY YOUR COMPANY Molatore's 1112 Main 25 DISCOUNT! 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