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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER fl, 1052 PARR TWO KPXW HS Kc. PST Wednesday Evening, Nor. I 1 00 Todayi B ports Hiituiftitt lft Hometown N.wl 2ft World N.wa Summary 30 What ! Mr Una CBS Doott Open 1:45 P.M. mmm VIVIEN i- i STEWART GRANGER CAESAR and CLEOPATRA JAMES MASON Om 4:45 Then MM LAST TIMES TODAY! JOSEPH COIP-LINDA DARNELL tORNELWlLDT,,,VHkfi JEFF CHANDLER , VSp f4 TfctliOK JlAXQin ZtoOltrHiT WAR DRUMS ROll- ut-f-A. BUFFALO BILL TOUAUA1AIT rrs n irnnv i-Ati" IfcKMIWK I a, CIAY70W MOORE K BUFFALO BRi CARTOON MEWS STARTS cnunAvf Cafitral Almtin J I. CO I J Pra So7 I I s raw m ami t 7 WV. - r fr. -, i'l H fl aW T1 ' naaaBESihMrfi All Prlcat IncM Fadaral T TftOTM Ln Wanitr AC T 30 Mystery Thtalsr ABC 00 Mh( Corliss Archer ABC 8 30 Mr. PrcBlctont ARC 9 oo Tha FBI in Psac War CBS 9M Club 15 t 43 Armchair Advrnlur! CBS 10:00 10 pm. Headline 10 IS Starlight Roof ARC 10 30 Chaa. Anttll Thtalr ABC I0 4A Bills BanctMand U oo sun oft New Summary H.W Sign Oft KFLW M5 Kc. PST Thursday. Nov, f 00 0 a.m. Nws 6 OS Bucky Btes fc Hia Boys 6 45 County Afftnt C M Music T OO Newt BraaVfast Editloa 7 13 Charlie's Roundup T 30 Bob Garrd ABC ma,- ltftttRTlC BflfiS or COMMUNITY CONCERT TONIGHT! 5TART5 THURSDAY! 5fih!0 ALL AouAKUl FOR ALL- OUT FUN! m ORB! feSt rciw wurun GLORIA-LV;,-J S.VAIISONrm kp J"" EDROOLU JAMES WARREN ' 2nd. BIG HIT I Tt. i - J.. p.... uni iv ine Lauy odjfs nu:.. p-y NO...No...no. wen, may-De... YES!! iniUt'lHIU' Mill LUREwWlLDERHESS Paris... Madrid... Africa... the whole world its canvas1 ...Out of one masterpiece another has been created! I ivl Ml ooomH (11 . SAT. MIDNITE i" j? 'k " KHKT (WTMCt lURESWIUJERHESS GREGORY PECK SUSAN HAYWARK AVA GARDNER HILDEGARDE NEFF G. Carroll Tonn Thatcher ricta This Enaogtmtnt Only lil Chtllri Filet Hi T:40 Rrttv CmrWr ABO T: Hrry Bibbitt CBS a oo Breakfast Club ABC oo Hank Henry Show 9:30 Brak th Bank ABC 10 00 Chat Huntley ABC 10 IS Younc Dr. Malona CBS 10 30 My True Story ABC 10 3 WhUparinf SUU ABC 11:15 Mulc 11:30 Romano of Helen Trent CBS U 4.1 Our Gal Sunday CBS 13:00 Noon Cdltlon Ntwa 11 13 Pa view Sidewalk Show 12.30 Houae Party CBS 1 00 The BUI Kitjj bhow ABC 1:13 Paul Harvey 1-30 Mary Mai f are t MeBrtda ABC J 00 Belty ClwKtt ABC 3 05 Bain Brief 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 30 Better Living 9:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3.00 Ted Malont AHC 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cat Timiey ABC 3:55 Betty Crocker ARC 4:00 Radio Auction Tima 4:13 The Tide Show CHS 4 30 Mr. Information CBS 4:40 Women's Newadeik CBS 4:43 When A Girl Marries 5 00 Spin with Wnne 5 30 Chct Huntley ABC 3:45 BaBTV 6 00 Today'a Sport rllghUhU :)5 Home Town News 6 35 World Nvwa Summary 6 30 Btng Crosby Show CBS TrOO Charlie's Bedtime Stoftes T:30 Vtaiting Time CBS 8 OO Hollywood Playhouse CBS 6 30 The Record Derby 00 Meet Milhe CBS B 30 Peggy Lea Show CRS 6:43 Armchair Adventures CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 The Thre Sunt ABC 10 30 Bill's BandMand 11:00 Sign Off .News Summary 11:05 Sim OH KFJI 11541 Kc. PST Wednesday Ereninr. Not. S 640 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Qua Time 6.30 Around Town Newm 6:40 Something" to Think About 6:43 Sam Haes New UBS 6:35 Bill Henry MBS T OO John Sbatlan Show T:15 I Love A Mystery MBS T:30 Doctor Klldar 6 00 What's Name of Song MBS 1:30 Klamath Sports Album 8:43 Lady Hamilton Show 9.00 Newspaper of the Air UBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. UBS 9:30 Wrestling 9:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsreel 10:13 Forward March 10-30 Private Files of Matthew Belt 10:55 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Request Tim 12.00 Sim Ofl $ KFJI 115S Kc. PST Thursday, Not. 6 00 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Slim Bryant and his Wildcats 6:45 Ftve Minutes with the Open Bible 6 30 Farm Reporter T OO Frank Hemingway Newt UBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Breakfast New DLB9 7 35 First Edition Local News 1:15 Music by Roth 6 30 Breakfatt Gang; MBS 8 43 Notes from tha Scooper 9:00 Club 1130 9:15 Marian from Millers 9 30 Freddy Martin Show 9:45 Muaie of Manhattan 10 00 Newspaper of tha Air MBS 10:15 Telia Teat MBS 10:30 A Visit to LaPetnte't 10:45 The Answer Man MBS 11 00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:35 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Name Bands 13:15 Noonday News 13:30 Beat on necora 13:43 Farm and Market Reports 13.50 Klamath Notes 12:35 A Visit to Currln'f 1:00 Jack Klrkwood Show MBS 1:30 Lucky V Ranch MBS 3 00 Two at 8 2 30 Sun River Dave 3 05 Newa DLBS . 3:15 Rickys Requeit Time 3 45 Paula Stone Show UBS 4 00 Coffee with Katie 4:13 Frank Heming-way New MBS 4 30 Curt Masaey Time MBS 4 45 Sam Hayes News MBS . 3 00 Sergeant Pre ton MBS , 5:30 Sky King MBS t 3:35 Cecil Brown New MBS 6 00 Gabriel HeatteY MBS 613 Klamath Theatre Quia Time 6 30 Around Town 6 40 Something to Think About 6 45 Sam Hayee News MBS 6 35 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Love A MrUery MBS 7 30 Crime Does Not Pay I 00 Freedom. V S A. 8 30 Burl Ives Sings 8 43 Heidelberg Harmenafrea 9 00 Newspaper of the Air UBS 9 13 Fulton Lewie Jr. MBS 9 30 Magic Carpet 9 9 45 Sports Final 9 53 Titus Moody Speaks MBS 10 00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10 15 U.S. Marine Program 10 30 Rod and Gun Club MBS 10 33 Night Owl News llo Night Owl Bequest Time 12.00 Sign Off KCNO 571 Kc PST Alton. California Thursday, Not. 4 6:15 Sign On at Newa 6 30 Hal Herzon 635 RFD Roundup 6.30 Ten Bitter 6 45 Jau Classics 7:00 News 7 03 In Your Neighborhood 7:10 Livestock Review 7:13 Top O The Morning 7:30 News 7:45 Bulletin Board 8 00 Polka Time 8:15 Hollywood Serenadera 8 30 News - Mid Morning 8 33 Band Music 9:43 Harmony Shop 9:00 Trade Wind Tavern 915 American Folk Music 9:30 3nth Century Serenade 10:00 News 10:03 Sports 10:15 Club Meetings 10 30 Concert Time 10:45 Fiesta Time II O0 Western News in Brief 11:05 1'P Commentary 11:10 Names in the News 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:55 Eddie Lamar 13 00 Sports Page 12 05 Lake County New . 13:10 Modoc County News 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchang Markets 12:43 Spotlight On Star 12-56 Mystery Tune 1 00 Lake County Agent 115 Pastoral Call 1 30 Organ Moods 1 45 Melody Club 2 00 News 2 05 Listener's Choice 3.00 Newa 3 10 According to the Record 315 Jan Garber 3 30 Meet the Band 3:43 King Cole Trio 4:00 News 4 15 Let There Be Light 4 30 My Serenade 4:45 Broadway Paradera 8 05 Sports 5:15 Dlnnef Music 6:30 Sign Off First Concert Due Tonight The 1952-53 Klamath Community Concert season opens this evening at t in the Pelican Theater with the famed Longlne'i Symphonette presenting ' concert of five elas tics. The Symphonette Is conducted by Mlschel Piastre and has been tabbed "The World's Most Distin guished Ensemble." It Is stopping here while partici pating in a 10-week tour which Is to carry them all over the United States and Into Mexico and Cana da Condurtor Piastre was Toscanl nl's concertmaster for manv vears while wllh the New York Philhar monic Symphony Orchestra, and hia group has consistently been voted one of the foremost concert orchestras In radio. The group has been broadcast ing since 1841, and several times has been presented national award over nauon-wiae nookups 01 in I Columbia Broadcasting System. amaiuaaianaaaaMaaiaMaBaaiaKMWlrti IfU. .J THE PRESIDENT VOTES Preiident Harry S. Truman arrives at polling plact In Independence, Mo., with Mrs. Truman to cast vote in presidential elections. CHRISTMAS GLAMOIR! DOLL WARDROBE : fO DOLL 161" Most glamorous doll wardrobe ever! Picture your little girl's sparkling eyes when she sees this Christmas gift) She'll be so busy dressing her doll for all the holi day parties! Two pretty dresses note crisp bib and apron effect on one! Also a bonnet petticoat, che mise and sunsult with heart pock eta. Quick, send for Pattern WW fits dolls 16 to 24 Inches 1 This essy-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 6740. Chicago 80. III. Print plainly your name, ad dress, tone, slza and style number. wv mow uimtmas 4- l . . t r f lZ- KV '' "--.' i.f. !"... . J .SLEEIGmRD B1AMKET ; rtte mvwofSt Won Mom tObyAmi ,The General Electric Sleep-Cuaid Blanket ... the ' Christmai gilt that offers nights of sleeping com fort . .-. will be remembered long after the holidays have pasted. Wrap your best wishes with this pack age of restful tleep and give with confidence the ultimate in night-long comforL, USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-A-WAY PLAN ' FYOCK'S 1001 Main general:electric Western Oregon Mostly cloudy with a few showers along south coast spreading to Southern Cas cades Wednesday night. Partly cloudy Thursday with morning fog patches. Highs both days 64 to 6i. Cooler north portion Wednesday night with lows 34 to 44. Winds off coast southeasterly 10 to 30 miles an hour. Eastern Oregon Mostly coludy through Wednesday night, becom ing partly cloudy Thursday. Cool er allernoons. High Wednesday M to 66. Low Wednesday night 34 to 35 except 30 high valleys. High Thursday 60 to CO. Northern California Variable high cloudiness through Wednesday night. Decreasing cloudiness Thurs day. A few showers Eureka north ward on coast, with local fog. Little change In temperature. Variable winds of 8 to 18 miles an hour off coast. By The Associated Press 21 hours to 4:J a.m. Wednesday Max. Mill. Prep Baker 68 1 Eugene 53 3d La Orande 61 21 Lakevlew 63 3a Medford 11 31 - North Bend 63 47 Ontario 64 20 Pendleton 6 38 Portland Airport 67 SB Roseburg 66 40 IW.fllliat Ballia r.r Kta.a. Salli Oak kack an. raata. rail Maui Plata 4) riatil .aalllr a . r . a . aaa.aiaf a.ara. T.aal S.ili. kr narlS'a taaSiac aa aaatlcal aailaaara. T.I Wsrllltar Pla.aa ara ..I Sail a f.w e.llart bal aataallr haaSraS. af ..llara aaS.r maav ela.aa ..I a.ar ly aa will aslll. Thla la ac.ai.sh.a.4 lar.ala tha aasllfatlaa af aa.S.r. arftcl..! falsrr aa. mara.ll.f aiath .4., aaltlaf . I, auatarS I. tha al.a. InSailrr. Stat aaa al Ih.ia l.v.lr a.la.t plaaaa If aaa with. Aaelr r.sl f.r a r.aaaaabla lima tawart earth.. Tha laa.lr aal.ial aeiaat tssl S.llaai.S vita baack. Louis H Mann Piano Co. IS K. Ilk HaaiaiaaS Orj.a uimtn Phong 2-2518 Designer Says By BOB TIIUMAM HOLLYWOOD I Found: new way to analyae your friends, Take a gander at their clothes, Does he wear spats? He could b a manic-depressive. Dora alio sport a feather boa and a dlKn.aml Here She could bo a schiso phrenic. . Of course, this system of analy sis Isn't as precise as these exam pies. But Hollywood designer Clin ton Stoner claims you can learn much about a person's truo nature by what he wears. Stoner designs and makes sports wear for such stars as Cnry Clraiit, Van Johnson, Joan Crawford, Betty Hulton. Dick Powell, Fred Aslalie, Barbara Stanwyck and heaven knows who else. Ho remarked that he can Judge .his customers as well as his mm customers by what they wear, "Take Van Johnson," he sug gested. "We mnke hint hnnd-kiut red socks which lie wests with formal evening attire. He also wears a shoe-string bow tie and now he's taken to bright red gart ers for formal occasion He cant think It's good taste. It's a gag wilh him and shows his whimsical nature and defiance of tradition. "Then there's tiary Cooper. On business occasions he dresses with utmost caro-strlctly Bond Street. But tor the outdoors he goes wild with coral slacks, fancy shirts and moccasins. Tills would indicate a split personality. "Joan Crawford always dresses Bike Offered As School Prize Some lucky boy or girl will take home a new Schwlnn bicycle from the Roosevelt school carnival to be held Friday night. Nov. 7. Everyone la Invited to attend and tee the fun. The Roosevelt PTA. sponsor of the affair Is hoping for a large attendance. All proceeds go to support the worthwhile PTA program which Includes scholar ships to students and educational aid for Klamath Falls children. Numerous sttractlons are planned, Including games, a flthpond. booths, food booths, soft drinks and a booth for the sale of home made pie, cake and candy. Time Is 7:30, place It the Roo sevelt school. Sslem Boise Chicago Denver Eureka Los Angeles New York Red Bluff San Francisco Seattle Spokane 61 37 67 61 74 67 9 60 76 76 66 66 38 40 34 60 6 39 44 49 47 41 Thanks As we said "You osked for it" ond we opened this new shopD'nq spot for the vounq sters . . . and vour response ond oatronaae thrilled us areatly. We will strive in every woy to continue to aive aood fashion service, for those of 2 to 6 and 7 to '14. ABOVE: PLAID SKIRT 1.99 Pleoted plaid skirt of a good quol Ity wool ond royon fabric. Most wearable for school. Sites 7 to 14. TO THE RIGHT: DRESS A cut Utile dress fashion of lol led nd cotton. Suspender effect. Mad with elasliciied sleeves, Sites 3 to 6s. 1.99 Clothing Reveals Charade at the elegant lady. She Is sliirtly feminine and never wears alacka In public. Her elegance hat been carefully acquired and Is a reau llon from her original background. "Marilyn Monroe wears low neckllnea and tight skirts because she Is merchandising her assets. She would be silly not to. Her at tire taba her aa n girl who la am bitious to be well known. Stoner volunteered to name the best-and worst-dressed males in the movie business. "I would have to name Ctry Orant as the best-dressed," he ob served. "His taste la Impeccable. Not only does he always wear ) r.ut.aala efiani l.r avtrr aa4 0 r.maltL lint af mufllr.l IniUammti raar ailtwla faaUr kyl. merf.a pianos last Mala mi "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS LEFTY FKBZZELL Pin I DANCING 9to 1 $J50 PER PERSON (Tex lacluaee) In ! ! Voi Gove Our New CHILDREN'S Corner a wonderful reception J m 1 iVs 0s3k! ABOVE: JUMPER 2.99 A smort style lumper of fine wale corduroy. Choice of colors: Sites 7 to 14. Most practical for School wcor. good-looking clothes, lie also has something that few men possess flair. Csry can put on t!6 sport shirt from a mall . order house, turn up the collar and make It look ierrKld. "Orson Welles takes the worst. dresaed honors, I understand ha has now tuknt to wearing whites linen stilta that lire deliberately dirty, llila, ol course, la a pose mid' reveals lilm ns a poison who dresses for llir-alrlral effect." laMATM fU.ll. AMERICAN CHINESE a moi at lk.lt kesl! ' k, 4 F.i Oisms Te T.ti 0" Ben I. Lee, Mgr. The Sing lag Jani.llon el the Natl.n' AND HIS COLUMBIA RECORDING BAND fMtulng COLUMBIA ARTIST ' LOU MILLET COMBINATION SHOW & DANCE KLAMATH FALLS ARMORY ARMISTICE NIGHT TUES., NOV. 11 Klamath Falls Sinct 1937 ABOVE: ' BLOUSE 1.99 Pr.lly ihorf sleev blout with tiny tucks on tli collor and pock.ts, Sweef lltl type. Sues 7 to 14. ABOVE: SKIRT 3.49 An ell. wool flonnel skirt that Is deep pleated all around. Beautiful piece of oppartl. Sites 7 to 14 In Navy, Red and Green. . Complete siie ranqei 1 to 3. 3 to 6x. 7 to 14 The Frlendli.r Store In Town 617 Main
