Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
THURSDAY. OCTOnKR 30. 10M PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON KrtW 1451 Kfc FST Thursday F.vrninr, Oct. 30 00 Today HpotU Hihli(hU ;13 Horn. Town Nrwi 6 35 World Nwi Summary ) Bin Croby Show CBS 100 Vuitm Tirot CBS ' 5:W Charlif'i Btdtimt llorlw 00 Bob Kldtr 0.1 Music II::io Hword Trby S 00 Meet Millie CBS ::t0 Uvmo Nai l Comm. CBS jo oo lo p tn, Headlinta 10:1.1 Muilc 10 .T0 To be Announced 10:43 Sparkman SpfWd ABC , 11:00 Sin Off Nawa ftummarr , J 1:00 Sim Off ' KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Friday, Oot. 31 ' :00 0am Nfi 6 05 Bucky Bate and Hli Boja ' -CI Corn In tha Morn . T OO Nrwi - Break. at Edition t:1S Charlfe't Roundup 1 30 Bob Garred ABL' ' 7:40 Belt Crocker ABC 7 45 Harry Babbitt CBS ft 00 Break fa it Uub ABC 9 00 Hank Henry Show :.K Break the Bank ABC 10 00 Chet HunUey ABC 10:15 Young Dr. Ma Ion CBS 10 30 My iTue Story ABC 10:53 Whlaperlnf S treat ABC 11:15 Stop & Shop 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 22:00 Noon Edition News 12:13 Payleas Sidewalk Show 12:30 Houte Party CBS 1.1:45 Or. Women on the March ' 1:00 The Bill Ring- Show ABC 1:13 Paul Harvey ABC . 1:30 Mary Margaret Mc Bride ABC , 2:00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:03 Baitn Briefs ABC S:1S Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Better Living 1:43 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS StfOVTal linney ABC 3 U Betty Crocker ABC 40 Bouncing with Baraboo 4:13.Th Tide Show CBS 4 30 Aunt Jemima CBS 4:40 Women's Newt Desk CBS 4:40 Ruth Ahton News CBS 4:43 When a Girl Marries ABC 5:00 Spin with Wynne 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC S;43 Drama f Medicine , , 8:00 Today's Sports Kighlifhti . 6:13 Home Town News 6 23 World Newt Summary 6 '30 Landry for Mayor 6:43 Klam. Co. For Elsenhower 7:00 Gillette Tights ABC 8:00 20th Century Serenade, 6 30 This If Your FBI ABC 00 Ozzie & Harriet ABC 930 Concert ml Favorites -30:00 20 p m. Headlines DOORS OPEN 11:30 - SHOW AT 12:00 MAKf A DAT? NOW jTjJTTjT TWrSmw miTmtm. u jamo conn I KAGNEY-CALVH 1 DA1LEY I CptiiRtin or Otor , mdaY! ,0pw:30 DRAMA 'JOHN WAYNE MONTGOMERY . ciin fTatwVT5i fTk-TrinriTr 7 H ial 71 (Radio c 10:15 ittwari Craig ABC 10 30 Chaa, Antell Thtatra ABC 10:43 Bill s Bandttand 11 00 Sign Oft Newt Summary 11.03 Sign Oft KFJ1 1150 Ke. PST Thursday Fvrittnf. Ocl, 30 6 00 Gabriel Meatier MBS 613 Klamath Theater Quia Tim 6.10 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 6 43 Sam Haves Newi MBS 6 33 Bill Henry MHS 1.00 The John Sebastian Show T13 I Love A Mystery MBS T 30 Freedom. U.S.A. 5 00 Speech Gen. Eisenhower 6 30 Burl Ives Singi I 4ft Heidelberg Harmonaires S 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 13 Fulton Lewts Jr. MBS 9 JO Magtc Carpet 9 43 Sport Final 9.55 Titus Moody MBS 10.00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10 13 V S. Marine Program 10 30 Rod and Gun Club 10 33 Night Owl News It 00 Niftht. Owl Club 12.00 Sign Off KFJ1 1150 Kc. TST Friday. Oct. 31 a OO Siinrti Srnafl 6.30 Hank Snow and his Rainbow Ranch Bon 6 43 Five Minutes with the .Open Bible 6 30 Organ Moods 6 53 Farm Reporter 7 00 Frank Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7 30 Today Best Buys 7:43 Sam Hayes News MBS 7 55 fir it Edition Local News 6 00 Cecil Brown News MBS 8 15 Mustc by Roth 8:30 Breakfast Gang MBS 6 45 Notes from the Scooper 9 00 Club 1150 9:13 Sons of the Pioneers 9:30 A Date in Hollywood 9:45 Music ol Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:13 Tello Test MBS 10:30 A Visit to La Point e 10:43 The Answer Man ubs 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 News MB 5 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Best on Record 12:45 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Notes 12:55 A Vuil to Currins 1:00 Jack Kirk wood snow MB 3 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2 00 Two at 2 2:30 Sun River Dave 3.05 News DLBS 3:15 Ricky Request Time 1 3:45 Paul Stone Show MBS 4:00 Affiliated Milk Committee 4:15 Frank Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Masscy Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 5:00 The Green Hornet MBS 5:30 Wild Bill Hick ok MBS - 5:55 Cecil Brown News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6.15 Klamath Theatre Quu Time 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Lore A Mystery MBS 7:33 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 7:45 It s Football Time, 7:50 KUHS vs. Grants Pass Football 9 00 Newspaper of tha Air MBS 9:15 KUHS v Grants Pas B 53 Titus Moody MBS in -no Mutual Kwarl MBS 10:15 Oregon Highway Council 10 JO Great Day Show MBS 10 55 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Request Tune 1X00 S:gn Off KCNO 570 Kc. PST Alturmj, Calif orals Friday. Oct. 31 6:15 Sign On ft News 6:20 Hal Herson . , omoviowf -LOVE-HAPPY- ENTERTAMIENT! SHE'S A LITTLE BIT OF EVE7A LITTLE BIT OF DELILAH . . AND A GAL WHO JUST CANTSAy'NO'l SELECTED SHORTS . COLOR CARTOON NEWS CQKTIMUOtIS OMIT FROM i LAST PAY I TOO GOOD TO MISS I M?m.',HMl rent-man ,mm,l TOMORROW! ROGERS CHARLES COBURN MARILYN MONROE t ... s 2ony Screwboll COMEDY) 1 SH0RTSCART00N-NEWS L fetf a GRANT I ; I ii f GINGER 23 RFD Roundup 30 Wes Tutile 6 43 Jaa Classics 7.00 News 7 03 In Your Neighborhood 7 10 Livestock Review 7:13 Top (J The Murnkng 1:30 News 1 43 Bulletin Board 00 Polka Time 13 Hoi Ij wood Sertnaden 9 30 News-Mid Mornmj 1:33 Band Music 8.43 Harmony Shop 9:00 Trade Winds Tavern 9:13 American Folk Music 9 30 Mormni Melodies 100 News 10 03 SporU 10 13 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time 10.43 Time I'D In Health It 00 Western News tn Brief 11:03 VP Commentary' 11:10 Names in the Newg 1113 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Roundup 11 53 Eddie Lamar 12 00 Snorts Page 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 World News Roundup 12 30 Farmers Exchange Markets 12 43 Spotlight On A Star 12 55 Mystery Tune 1:00 Lake Soil Cons. Dm. 1:15 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1 45 Melody Club 2:00 News. 2:05 Listener's Choice 3:00 News 3:10 According to the Record 3:15 Jan Carber 3 30 Meet the Band 3:45 Man From Dixie 4 00 News 4:15 Calling All Fishermen 4:30 My Serenade 4:45 Broadway Paraders 3:03 Sports 5:13 Dinner Music 3:30 Sign Off Dixie Crosby Said Fading BF.VEBLV HtLLS. Calif. I.fl Dixie Lee Crosby's life continued to ebb away Thursday. Trie 40-year-oitl wile or singer Bintr Crasbv remained tn a coma and her physician held little hope lor her survival. At her bedside were Blng and their four sons. Dennis and Philip, 1. who flew home from Washing ton Sate College: Gary, 19. who came from his studies at Stanford University, and Lindsay, 13, who attends scnool nere. "Dixie's condition Is Just about the same." said Blng's brother. Larry. "She Is still in a coma." She bas been in 111 health for several years and underwent a serious abdominal operation last .lulv. Physicians at that time ad vised against Bing's plans to call off a film location trio to France, saying It would be a had psycho logies! move. Because of hit wife's Illness, Crosby won ; appear on liw Col umbia Broadcasting System radio show Thursday. Judv Garland, who often has ap peared as Blng's guest star, will pincb-hlt for him. Promotion Due General Dean WASHINGTON (il MaJ. Gen. William P. Dean, a prisoner of the Communists in Korea for more than two years, has been recom mended for a promotion. Armv Secretary Frank Pace Jr., announced Wednesday that Dean was among 34 Army general offic ers recommended for elevation to the permanent grade of major gen eral In the regular Army. Dean's rank of major general has been a temporary one. Dean was captured by the enemy July 21, 1950, while commanding the 24th Infantry Division In the bitter fighting around Taejon, Ko rea. He has been awarded the Medal of Honor for his leadership and gallantry during that time. ELECTIONS 8AARBRUECKEN. The Saar. (fl Saar Premier Johannes Hoffman announced today that elections will be held In this tiny disputed coal field territory on Nov. 30. PABTY-PRETTY! 'What a nt-attw . hit. i " "Oay use of stripes!" "Crisp look!" Vnii'll had- uu the dozen from hrirts nia ...-.. guests, husband) Have it in cot- i w"n or wunoui eyelet trim, this style, is so fresh and pretty, It gives your spirits a llftl Patlarn QTOr, uia.i 01... . .. nunDca oi&vtb Small 14-18; Medium 18-30; Large 4CM3. Medium, 1", yards 35-Inch. , This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. RenH h1r4vfi i . u ..... v-.i.g vllll III for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Lepi., r.u. box 6740, Chicago 80, Til. Print, nlalnlv vna dress, tone, site and style number. zTVT 4 --' ' M-ll-M it MURRAY BRITTON, better known as Red, is tht Demo cratic candidate for sheriff, seeking his first full term In office. Britton has served by appointment since January, and before that was a deputy under Jack Franey. Greenbacker SEATTLE W The nation's first 1953 nominee or president Isnt even getting on the ballot In his home state.' Tile "candidate nobody knows" Is Frederick C. Prochl. an unas- sumiiiK Scuttle neighborhood gro cer and nresidenllHl nominee of the Greenback party. He hasn't even asked for a vote. New Policy For Services r a cuivfiTrtM tn The De fense Department has' Instructed the combat services to announce promptly the names of service a, hurt in accidents outside military Installations tn the United stales. A directive was Issued by De- fane. CjMtnrV lji'tt fV-t 11 and made public Wednesday night. ireseni pracm-e is w wiumvw liie names of accident victims un til their next of kin have been I notified. Its language falls a little short of a positive order. In that it stales that nam nr! ririresxPa of military personnel Involved In ac cidents "snoum oe reieasea im mediately upon Identification. The usual form of a directive military order would substitute snail ' tor snouiu. Jap Orange Too Late vavrntivcn n C. I For 30 years. Japanese horticulturists hav hn trvlntr tA ffrow an orange that wilt ripen in time for the Canadian Thanksgiving traae. This year they thought they aid It. A T,n,n.i. kntlnMimin arrived here today with 40.000 cases of the fruit only to find that the Can adian Thanksgiving was Oct. 13, almna Mvfn WMki Instead nf two weeks ahead of the American hol iday. Tha hutltiattmln aaH IOmaVutf in his Tokyo office handed him the lemon the wrong dare. PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 8x10 PORTRAIT Req. Prict $5.00 If taken before Nov. 8 3.75 'ONLY... Cthtrln Gylero5 lrumbw)h iMdinf photofraphtr In K.f, for ytajrt ttbliihtd txrl ncJ f ivs yoy most Hr your portrait dollar. DULLER BRUMBAUGH STUDIO Millar's Downstairs PHILLIS MAHONEY, Demo cratic candidate for county clerk, is a longtime Klamath County rasident and active worker in the Domocratic party organisation, although seeking her first elective office. She is tha widow of the lata Judge Jot Mahoney, Linkville justice of peace. Stays Coo 1 h lln. bllAU'n CandU .WW WVI..I dates for Uie presidency, the for mer Aiiniiesoian urn nomination. Ho was lending quietly t hl nmr(rl, U'lietl It WBS thrUst upon him last November, "It was all a surprise to mc he observed from behind his coun ter. "National headquarters Just wrote me I had been chosen by referendum. " He didnt get on tlie ballot In Washington Slate because the Greenback party did not hold any convention. Proehl said he figures he was nominated becatu-e of the speeches ... ,,a in . n k a in Minnesota. where he was a deputy bank ex aminer Mosi oi ma ir"i -over the grocery counter now. He haa i,,ia,itau-r1 nnre on a national network program and he will appear tomorrow nigni on small town radio outside Sealtlo. Thai's all, and bolh by Invitation. When he talks Greenback party doctrine. It portrays bankeia as the villains in the national act. They would Issue currency In stead, which could be reined n bonds are now out wnnwui impr est payments. EDEN PLAN'S nunnu ijt wirato-n Kecretarv Anthony Eden told the House of Commons yesterday he hopes to go 10 new iora nrfc the British delegation at the United Nations. Hot Sprinqi Addition ; HOME FOR SALE 7 roemi enl setli, full ten Crete batemant. Double 'f. Htt with natural bat water. Tha heme Is in aacelltnl csnditioa. The f'i Is cempletaly Iaasat4 m4 fenced mni has water tpriakler irstem. Foe full orHcalers cell S473. HEAR FLOYD WYNNE ON KOREA KFLW . 6:45 .7:00 P.M. FRIDAY, OCT. 31, 1952 14. Aa. hit ma Ik Caanlf far T.htn kawrr Carnm. Ota. Prarlar. Chair man Hay den Positon Better After Commie Declaration $ By noil TIIOMAH HOLLYWOOD Ml-Wluil happens lo an actor's career alter he t'n leases he had been a Comiminl.il? Home actors have fallen In ob scurity, othera have mnimiird lo continue their careers. One of the taller Is Sterling llaytlen. the tail, rimgcd cx-scniiinn who IrMIIIrd last year In Wasiiluuton lliat ie had been a member of the Commu. iilst party for slit months In IM. Haydrn has always been free to peak his mind, so 1 directed somo pointed questions at him; How did the Washington head lines affect his cureer Immediately afterward? "If anything, I was In a belter positlou Ihnn t was before," he replied. "Before I had testified, there was a cloud over my name, a sort of uncertainly about whether I was -sale' or not, proaucera were naturally afraid to cast me. After ward, everything was out hi the open. As to the immediate reaction, I don't know. Nobody wanted to hire me, because they didn't know how public opinion would turn. I never heard of any producers who said lliey would not hire me. There may have been some, but my ageul didn't tell me of any," How did the situation break? "I went to Y. Frank Freeman i head of Paramount, where he hnd previously been under commit) and told htm I needed a Job. Alter I left, he culled the talent department and then culled me. He said the only part he could oiler me was as a heavy In an adventure picture. He said It would be less money than I had been getting, but If I wanted the Job, I could have It. I took it." Since then he has worked almost steadily. He has made eight pic tures in a row, Including "The Election Weather May Be Good WASHINGTON Wl-The Weather Bureau predicts fair and mild weather over most of the nation next Tuesday election day.- Exceptions, as of now, are show ery weather with seasonable tem peratures over the Pacific North west and In Uie Northeast. KIIITII 8. GRKEN believes In aerv Ing the people, not "the gang". Elect her Secretary of Stale. Pd. Adv. for Secretary of Slate Com mittee Rob Holmes, Cbmn. t04 Oeknm Bldg. Portland. FURS ONE OF A KIND FOR OUR SALE COATS... , Ranch Mink side $229 Coracul $199 Persian Paw . . (block ond gray) $289 Marmot $249 Chino Mink $795 Jod Mink :.' $895 Moulon - 79.00 SCARVES . . Kolinsky ...$55.00 Asiofic Morten $159 Mink, Wild Ranch or Silver Blue $159 & up Blar" with Hello nsvla' and hi current "Flame of Tlmboilain" with Ann Biieriunii, ui.-t ..... II.. ..ae.nnul t-nnptlnn to Ills confession ol Red member ship? ' "Willi Iwo exceptions. J have had no adverie comment made to m personally, 'tne iwo rsi rimim- ....... la ,f aiiiva t kltavv ill Rail Pailrn ai,ri wllllltl 1 kUsDOUl Of till being Commies, . "I have had no adverse reaction on Hie tours I have mad all over Hie country fur Compo tthe film mnusiiy a puunu minimis ih", paltm. As a matter of fact, I found 1 1, a I fiannla ueitMI-allV Wrtfe III1H' ware of the Issue of communism in Hollywood. ntir II nniM mi Hllrlllir a forum some of us were allriiulng at a drama festival In Rochester, N Y. AMERICAN CHINESE 'at at thili still n. 4t Fsr Oralis Te last Out Ban B. Lee, Mgr. ; maybe f J means... 1 Free Dinner L but for sure p0 means SAVINGS FOR YOU AT PENNEY'S SATURDAY NOV. lit... KIEP THIS DAT! Hoineniin asked about communism In Hollywood and we liad previous ly agreed Unit I would answer audi I a question If It rams up, 1 talked for 10 or IS minutes on tha subjert and got a nit hand when 1 sat down." Tele-fun )' by Wiinn Coodilch T T aa. "No wondtr you can't tt your party. This aid number list goat back ta your vary first Ufa I",., Always keep your por-onnl number list up-to-(lnto.,.nnd avoid tlie niiuutnca of wrong numbera...Fci(lo Tclculione. f M- .i OPIN CAPES Mormot $129 Caracul $99 Russian Squirrel '..$99 All tickets show country i . of origin. Terms: ; 'conveniently ond easily orronqed. Budoet Loyowoy' Charge Fur Salon . , . Second Floor "saaas - r I I i '' 1? J nil V
