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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1952)
PAflR TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORF.fi ON MONDAY, NOVUM RICH 3, H)!2 i (Radio oq i KFLW Kc. TST 'i Monday Evening Nov. 3 00 Today's Sportt HlfhllfhU 6:1ft Horn Town News 25 World Newa Summary, ;0 Bob Elder .13 Muilc in lh Modtrn Mood t:00 Eikcnhowcr Addrata ABC . 1 M Volunteers (or iitevanaon ABC 8:00 llwnhower V Mxott ABC 00 Mumc Theater 9:15 Paul Landry 9:30 Jonea for Conf. Speaker 9.45 Earl Ntvvbry 30:oo 10 p.m. Hradttnea 10.15 Accent on Melody 10:30 Democratic Mall Comm. CBS 11:00 KUenhower 11:30 News Summary 11:05 Sign OH V KFLW 1450 Kc PST Tuesday, Nor. 4 H 00 a.m. Newi C OS Bucky Bales Hia Boyi 6:43 Corn In the Morn t:00 New. Breakfast Edition 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 1:30 Bob Garred ABC V:40 Betty Crocker ABC TELEPHONE 8484 Oon 6:30 1 fPARIS its eem '.' -mr n 1 DOC Mill iTSSomFw .-iraiUT UPMANSHIP Ml) Ml mil I DM! M I M MJWIIIlUfc sets nuucm-- . ..w CHARLES COBURN I j n i : Set to Wondrout fAusic f and Hilariovs Comedy! ' -BCH1S' v. ntcr .lawi , ,r J0OOM,L OATUO vjLAflZA CM i DORETTA MORROW gJOHH WAYNE 'lNEXT ATTRACTION rj. The GREATEST ADVENTURE Mai Em BOGART. HEPBURN The Ann cam Y; (tibbitt! Second Cub ol Code 00 Breaktait Club ABC B 00 Hank Henry Show f JO Break the Bank ABQ . 10 00 Chet Huntley ARC 10:15 Young Dr. Malone CBS 10:30 My Prut Story ABC . 10:55 WhUpeilnf S tree la ABC 11:15 Slop it Shop 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Oat Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Pay lea Sidewalk Show 12:30 Houte Party CBS 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:15 Paul Harvey ABC 1:30 Standard School Bdctt 3:00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:05 Battn Bneli , 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3. .10 Belter Living t 3:45 Arthur Goal rev CBS 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cat Hnney ABC 3:55 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Radio Auction TiriA 4:13 The Tlie Show CHS 4:30 Mr. Information CBS 4:40 Ruth Ahton News CBS 4:45 When Ulrl Harriet ABC SiN) Election Returna ABC KFLW will broadcast election returna until trcndi become delimit. KFJI 1150 Kc. FST Monday Evening, Not. 3 40 Gabriel Heatter MBS 9.1 JtlamaUl Theater Quia . 9:30 Around Town News 9:40 Something to Think About 9:45 Sam HaM, New MBS :U Bill Henry MBS 7:00 l Waa a Communist for fit 130 Hardy ramily 9:00 Let George Ho tt MBS 8:30 Political speech-Landry 8:40 Political Speech-Robert Elder 8:50 Political Speech Slg Unander 8:55 Political speech-Dick Maguiro 040 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:15 Pulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Democratic Playback 9:45 Sports Final 9:53 Pol. Speech-Dick Manure 10:00 Music 10:13 Oregon Highway Council 10:30 Musk 1:00 Gen. Eisenhower 13:00 SigO Off KFJI 1150 Ko. PST Tuesday Not. i -IM Sunrlea Marsnirls 8 43 Five Minutes With th Open Biblt o oo I arm tteporier T.-00 Hemingway New MBS T IS Breakfaat Gang MBS T.30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes Bkfst. New MBS 7 55 First Edition Local Mews 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Music by Roth 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:43 Note from the Scooper 9:00 Club 1150 9:13 Frank ie Lain Show 9:30 Freddy Martin Show 9:45 Music of Manhattan 19:09 Hewspaper of th Air MM 10:15 Tello Test MB5 10:30 LaPotnt 10:45 Answer Man MBS 1140 Ladies Fair MBS 11:33 News MBS 11.30 Q u4 a 'or a XSsy MSS 13:00 Nam Bands 13:13 Noon Day News 13:30 Dane Tunes 12:45 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Notes 13:53 Curnns 140 Jack Kirkweod MBS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch DLBS 340 Two at 2 3:00 Sun River Dav . 345 News DLBS 3:13 Ricky s Requett Time 3.43 Paula Ston Show MBS 440 Coffe With Kali Bend Cyclist Killed In Race SAN MATEO. Calif, in Balph Moores, 33, of Bend Ore., wu killed here Sunday In what his wife said was to have bees his last motorcycle race. His wife and four children were watching as the handlebars of his machine came loose as be was speeding at 90 miles an hour around the Bay Meadows track in a trial run. He fell to the track and was hit by the following motorcycle. . Mrs. Moores said after the acci dent: "Ralph never bad any- luck here. He raced here the past two years and had trouble both times. He finally agreed to give up rac ing, and this was to have been his last race." Surrlrlnr children Include Mar lon. 12; Susanne. ll; Karen, I; and jimmy, s. 4-15 Hemlngwaya-News MRS 4 30 Curt Matsey Tim MBS 4:43 Sam Haea MHS O0 Network election 3 55 Cecil Brown MBS fiOO Gabriel Heatter MRS 9:15 Klamath Theatre Quii 4:30 Around Town Tews 8 40 Same thing to Think About 8 43 Election Returns 53 BUI Henry MHS T OO Election Returns 7:30 Fulton Lewis T 45 Network Election g:00 First Local Returns 8 OA Network Return 9 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:13 Local Election Returns 9 53 Titus Moody Speaks 10 00 Local and Network Returns KFJI will broadcast election returns until trends become definite. KCNO 570 Kc. PST Alturas, California Tuesday, Nov. 4 8:13 Sign on and News 8:20 Hal Herxon 8:23 RFD Roundup 6 30 Weal Tutlle 8:45 Jets Classics 7:00 News T.flS In Your Neighborhood 7:10 Livestock Review 7:15 Top O" Th Morning 7:30 News 1:45 Bulletin Board 8:00 Polk Tim 8:15 Hollywood Sercnader 8:30 News, Mid Mortung 8:35 Band Music 8:43 Harmony Shop 9.00 Your PTA On Th Air . 9:13 American Folk Music 9:30 Broadway Farad 10:00 News 10:05 Sports 10:15 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Tim 10:45 Fiesta Time 11:00 Western News In Brief 1143 VP Commentary 11:10 Names in the News 11:13 This Rhythmic Ag 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:53 Eddie Lamar 12:00 SporU Page 12:03 Lake County New 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchange Marketg 12:43 Spotlight On a Star 12:55 Mystery Tun 1:00 Lake County Agent 1:13 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:43 Melody Club 3:00 News 343 Listener's Cholc 340 News 3:10 According to th Record 3:13 Jan Garoer 3:30 Meet the Band 9:43 Off th Beam 4 00 News 4:15 School Dave 4:30 My Serenade 4:43 Broadway Paraders 3:00 News 343 Sports 313 Dinner Music 3 JO Sign OH NEW SNOW PORTLAND (JH The Weather Bureau Saturday reported that four Inches of new snow had fallen at Tlrnberllne Lodte on ML Hood. It wa the first substantial fall of the season WINTER FLATTERY! Canada Opens New Rail Line PRINCE GEORGE. B. C. lit An lS-car special Pacific Great Eastern Railway tram arrived here Saturday marking formal opening o! a- wilderness-opening rail link started 40 years ago. Premier W. A. C. Bennett and members of his cabinet were among passengers aboard the spe cial for the inaugural trip over the l3,ooo.ooo tl-t mile extension from Quesnel. The rail line was started 40 years sgo from Squamish, 33 miles north of Vancouver. Quesnell be came the northern terminus. Bennett hailed completion of the link to Prince George as the "opening of a net. era tor this part of British Colombia." Development here and in the Peace River Country "holds out greater promise or expansion than any other part of the North Amer ican continent." the Premier said, Peacemaker a Lands in Jail BERLIN, in Horst Deick took on the roe of peacemaker In a neighborhood quarrel and wound up In Jail for his pains The West Berlin police reported Monday that Deick intervened in an argument among three neigh bors and all three turned on him. In fear, he whipped out a pistol and fired several shots In the air to attract help. A police patrol ar rived and arrested Deick for carry ing a weapon without permission. Soviet Village Gets New Name MOSCOW OH A vlllae in the Soviet Latvian republic which had been called 'New America" has been renamed "Suvorov" In honor of tho Russian military hero, Prav- aa announcea Aionaay. Explaining, the Soviet newspa per said it was all right to call the village "New America" when tt was In the center of a swamp, but now the swamn has been drained. USS Princeton Returns To Port SAN FRANCI8CO ( The U. 8. Carrier Princeton arrived Mon day after eight months of combat operations off the Korean coast. ine 27, 000-ton carrier, carrying 2.500 officers and men. was sched uled to leave late Monday for San Diego. Sunday 1.H15 veterans of the Ko rean war returned aboard the transport Gen. W. F. Hase. The most flattering collar of the year on one of the smoothest coat dresses of the season I In al paca, rayon crepe or a crisp, dark winter cotton, you'll love to slip Into this at any hour of the day. Flared skirt with slrt buttmu- sleeveless, three sleeve versions. Pattern 2M: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16. 18. 20: 40. Bin is bku 4','j yarls 39-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 Dfpt. P.O. Box 6740. Chicago 80, ill. Print nlp.r!? v.vut rum ad. dress, tone, sin and style number. I HORSE SENSE ADVICE from en old timer VOTE ON ALL THE MEASURES BUT IF YOU D0NT KNOW VOTE NO (IT'S SAFER) . fi. Adv. Oswald West Ss-aev. mi Ores K. W. tilth Periling, Oregen c : v 9 v I Top Hollywood Wriier Is Mother of Six Children Vly ROB THOMAS llOLLVooou w Career. minded wives enn tnko heart from tlio story of Dorothy KMgNlcy. A top screen writer, cite IS ult-o the mother of six children. What's more she broke Into the business as a housewife with three children. It's amusing enough for a professional writer to get a bienk in this fiercely competitive field. "TI10 secret?" sMU the writer, an attractive blonde. "Persistence and prayer." Miss Klngsley, who has written the majority of Esther Williams' pictures during a nine-year cnieer at MOM, sulci she got the writing 1 bug whllo ho was a hnusewife In Detroit, sue listened to comedy shows on tlie radio and was con vinced that she could write lines MARTY LOUGEE, YMCA swimming instructor, will lead swimming courses for grade nd junior high boys each Tuesday starting tomorrow from 7lo8 p.m., in the High School Nststorium. From 8 to 9 p.m. older boys end adults ere to be taught. Slight fee will be charged, and no reg istration necessary. Times Says Vote Uncertain NEW YORK W The New York Times said Monday that reports from its correspondents through out the nation Indicate that the outcome of the presidential contest Is "highlv uncertain." According to the reports, the Tim said, neither Republican Dwlght D. Eisenhower nor Dem ocrat Adlal E. Stevenson can oe regarded as of now as certain of election." The newspaper's lead story add ed: "The reports indicate that the vote in many states might be ao close that either candidate could ob tain a suable majority of the elec toral votes. "In other words, a comparative ly few thousand votes, placed prop erly in the seemingly doubtful states, may determine the result of the election." There are 431 electoral voles, and 268 are necessary to elect a President. The Times, which Is supporting Elsenhower editorially, printed the seventh and last of a series of sur veys, published Monday mornings, on the progress of the presiden tial campaigns. The surveys have been based on reports from reg ional and state correspondents of the Times in the 48 states. RAF to Get Sabre Jets LONDON ( The Royal Air Force soon will by flying Ameri can F88 Sabre Jets for the first time. The Air Ministry announced last night that delivery of between 300 and 400 sabres will begin next month. O'Brien Stays On Lee Hong HONG KONG 1 The ferry boat Lee Hong lost her rudder In drydock Monday, but not her pass porlless, "permanent" passenger, Michael Patrick O'Brien. O'Brien even has the ship to himself at night. The crew has moved ashore teinporurlly. O'Brien, who claims he Is an American, entered Portuguese Ma cau from Red China last summer with Red Cross documents. Author ities told him to leave Immediately. He boarded the Lee Hong lor the 40-mtle trip to Hong Koilg. There, British authorities rvfused to admit him. O'Brien now has lotted 41 dally round trips plus six days 111 drydock, with no prospect of going ashore. The U. 8. State Department says he Is a Hungarian National. x Southern Europe Defenses Tested NAPLES, Italy Ml Transports and warships of six North Atlantic Treaty nations steamed out of Western Mediterranean ports to day to test their defenses along the vital lifeline from Gibraltar to Turkey. IL was th ntarl ftf "FverrlKA Innffftten " lh hlutraxit mnniivr yet held In the Southern Waters. thai were as funny. "I. showed some of the scripts In a friend of ours, Bob St'ilpps, editor of the Detroit News", she said, He thought they were good nnrt suttested I should do Mime thing about them. So 1 did I Hew to Hollywood to look lor a Job," Miss Klngsley looked up nil audit in the phone book and arrniiged an interview, The agent seemed lm pressed with her work nnd agreed to handle her. With hluh hopes, she returned to Detroit and sold the family belonuings tn buy a car. With husband and three chlldion, she toured back to Hollywood, She arrived to find the agent had gone out of business! After pounding on doors fruit lessly, she finally got In to sro the producer of the Bob Hop, show, llo liked her work, but Hope al ready had a doien writers, and gag women were unheard of In the radio industry, So the producer put her tinder peisnnul contrnol and submitted her Jukes to llojio him self. "lie wns going to revenl my Identity nter 13 weeks and get me a regular Job on the show," she recalled. "At the end of tlml time, I leiu ncd he hud suKeied a nervous collnpso, No one elso In lh; ofllce knew inc." Aiiuln she pounded the pave ments. She wns ersiiliig the wnut nds In denpei'Atlun when she found a nollro seeking gng writers. The advertiser lurnrd out to be Edgnr Bergen. Ho picked her from IS applicants and she wrote C'hurlle McCarthy gaga for two yearn, Then she turned to tlie more luc rative field of acreen writing. She Interested producer Arthur Freed In lur writing ability and landed t her MOM Job. 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