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THURSIMV, NOVKMRKR It JAM? PAOR TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Radio aq - KFLW 1450 K. P8T ThurUy Evenlnf, Nor. 13 :00 Today1! Bportl Hlf r,l.htt :t3 Horns Town Ncwi 6:23 World Newt Summary 6:30 Bing Croiby Show CBS 7.00 Charlle'i Bedtime Storici 7:30 VUltiiV Tbiw CBS 8:00 Hollywood PUyhouM CBS t 'JO Record Derby 9 00 Meet Millie CBS B::iO Mindy Carton Show CBS . 9:4,1 Armchair Adventures CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:11 The Three Sum ABC JO:.) Bill's Banditand 11:00 Sign Off News Summary a 1:05 Sign Ott KFLW 1450 Ko. PST Friday, Nov. M 8:00 6 a.m News ' S:0S Bueky Bata and His Boys . 6:43 Early Birds 7:00 Newa - Breakfast" Edition 7:19 Charlie's Roundup 7:: Bob Garred ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 11:00 Breakfast Club ABC ' :00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 30:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Young Dr. Malone CBS 10:30 My True Story ABC , 10:33 WhUpering Strtt ABC 11:13 Stop 6t Shop 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11:43 Our Cal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newa , , 12:13 Pay less Sidewalk Show ' 12:30 House Party CBS 1:00 The Bill Ring Show ABC 1:13 Paul Harvey ABC 1:30 Mary Margaret MeBrida ABC 3:00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:03 Baslrt Briefs ABC 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Better Living 3:43 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal Tinney ABC 3:33 Betty Crocker ABC CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY HURRW 3 MOM DAYS ilTL. ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S TECKNICOIOI PECK -HAYWARD-GARDNER mm MKeAKC Kff.wl M M DM Prices This Enqagement 6nl7 General Admission $ 1.00 I CMIaVew Spttal Frico 25c m .1 J law aI - m DANGER! Wsh sti ROMANCE! h DANA ANDREWS ' BRIAN DONLEVY to CAM PASSAGE I arcau uivwien fATRKUHOC si A RIP-ROARING rodeo of mirth and melody! -1. W Bud Kr ABBOTT LouCOSTELLO 4iM Bouncing wtlh Baraho 4:19 Tht Tin. Show CBS 4:.K Aunt Jemima CBS 4:40 Women'! Newadesk CBS 4 4S Wntn Girl Marrtea ABC 6:00 Spin with Wynne 9 .10 Chit Huntley ABC 5:49 Drama of Medicine 00 Today'a SporU Hlf Mights 6:15 Horn Town Newa :35 World Newa Summary 6:30 Escape CBS T oo Giiittta righta ABC 6.00 Crime Letter ABC 30 Thlt ir Your rBl ABC :00 Oizio St Harriet ABU :30 Concert of Fevorilea 10:00 10 p.m. Iteadllnea 10:15 Stewart Craig ABC 10:30 Chas. Antell Theatre ABC 10:45 Bill's Banditand 11:00 Sign Off Newa Summary 11:09 Slid Oft KFJI US Ke. PST Thursday Evening-, Nov. IS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia Time 8:30 Around Town Newa 6:40 Somethini to Think About :49 Sam Hajea Newa MBS 6:59 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Snow 1:15 I Love A Mystery UBS T:30 Clime Doesn't Pay 8:00 rreedom. U.S.A. :30 Burl Ivea Singi :45 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9:00 Newspaper of tlvs Air DLBS 6:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Magic Carpet 0:49 SporU Final t:55 Titus Moody MBS 10.00 Mutual Newveel MBS 10:15 U.S. Marine Program 10:30 Rod and Gun Club 10:55 Night Owl Newa 11:00 Night Owl Club -13 00 Sign Oft KFJI list Ke. PST Friday, Nor. 14 6:0O Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Uank Snow and his Rainbow Ranch Boys 45 live Mlnutei with the Open Bible :oo Farm lteponer 1:00 Frank Hemingway News UBS T 15 Breakfast Gang MBS T:30 Today's Best Buys T:45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS T:55 First Edition Local News 1:00 Cecil Brown Newa UBS 15 Music by Roth .10 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:45 Notea from the Scooper 8 00 Club 1150 8:15 Sons of the Pioneers 8:30 A Date In Hollywood 8:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 A Visit to LaPolntee 10:45 The Answer Men MBS 11:00 Ladles Fslr UBS 11:15 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noonday Newt 13:30 Best on Record 12:45 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Notes 12:55 A Visit to Currin's 1:00 Jack Klrkwood Show MBS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2:00 Two at 2 1:30 Sun River Dave 1:05 News DLBS 1:15 Riekys Request Time 1:45 Pauta Stone Show UBS 4:00 Coffee with Katie 4:15 Frank Hemingway News UBS 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:45 Sara Hayea News MBS 5 OO The Rreen Hornet MBS 5:30 Wild BiU Hlckok MBS 8:55 Cecil Brown News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heetter MBS 8:15 K la math Theatre Quia Tun 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS T.DO John Sebastian Show 1:13 1 Love A Mystery UBS 1 30 Cisco Kid 8 00 Black Museum MBS 8:30 Crime Does Not Psy MBS a 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 6:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr. UBS 8:30 Music 6:45 Sports Final 8:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsreel UBS 10:15 Here's To Veterans 10:30 Great Day Show MBS 10:55 Night Owl News 1100 Night Owl Bequest Tune u:vd Bign sjn KC.NO SI Ke. 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Not. 14 6-13 sign On e News 6:20 Hal Hereon 6:25 RrD Roundup 6:30 Wes Tutlle 6:45 Jan CUseiee TOO News . . 1 05 In Your Neighborhood 1:10 Livestock Review 1 15 Top O' Thai Morning 1:30 News 1 45 Bulletin Boars 8:0O Polka Time 6:15 Hollywood Serenaden 6:30 News-Mid Morning 35 Bend Music 8:45 Hsrmony Shop 6.-00 Trad Winds Tavern JEAN PETERS JEFFREY HUNTER - CONSTANCrf SMITH UnEtfiVllDERNESS TECHNICOLOR STARTS SATURDAY IGARSCOOPERI 10:00 10:05 10:15 10 .10 10:45 11:00 11:05 11.10 11:15 11:30 11:55 13:00 13:05 13:10 13:15 13:30 13:43 12:55 1:00 .1:15 1:30 1.45 3:00 1:05 3:00 3:10 3:15 3:30 5:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:05 5:15 5:30 American Folk Musle Morning Melodies News SporU Club Meetings Concert Time Tune Up In Health Western Newa In Brtet IIP Commentary Names In the News Accent on Melody Musical Roundup Eddie Lemer Sports Page Lake County News Modoo County News ; World News Roundup Fsrmers Exchange Markela Spotlight On A Star Mystery Tune Lake soil Cons. DM. Pastoral Call Organ Moods Melody Club News. Listener's Choice News According to the Record Jan Gerber Meet the Band Man From Ducla News Cslllng All Fishermen My Serenade Broadway Paraders Sports Dinner Musie Sign Ott MD Critical Of Treatment MIAMI, Fla. to Dr. Fount Richardson of Fayettevllle, Ark., told members ol the Southern Med ical Association that doctors have lost the art of "treating from the heart." In the early Dart of the century, Dr. Richardson said yesterday, the physician was loved and respected as a social worker ana a commu nity leader as well as a healer. "Then he began to speclallie. He lost the art of treating families. He was not to be disturbed at night and on afternoons off. "He had no time for community problems, leaving them to the social worker and me ponuciun. He had no time for charity." When this happened, Dr. Rich ardson said, public agencies movea into the medical field to treat the indigent and the move toward socialized medicine had started. (SJi Collinq Your fly$. Attention! (CV'I Sat and Sunday &Z3 OPEN 5:00 P.M. Yjlr Starts 5:30 ; Week Devt Open :0Q Start :30 THURSDAY . FRIDAY New Senators Get Seniority WASHINGTON Ml Four new senators all Republicans can claim an advantage in seniority over other new members elected last week. Named to fill unexpired terms, they can qualify and become sena tors as soon as their election is certified. Other new members must wait until Jan. 3, when the new Congress convenes. Seniority means much to a sen ator, especially In getting assigned lo the committees on wmcn ne wants to work, and In eventually becoming committee chairman. One ol the four, Preseott Bush of Connecticut, went on the payroll Monday. He was named to serve the remainder of the term of the late Brien McMahon, extending un til 1957. Also elected to unexpired terms were former Sen. John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky: Charles E. Potter of Michigan, now a member of the House: and former Civ. Dwlght Criswold of Nebraska. A fifth newcomer with head start in seniority will be the new senator as yet undesignated from California. Vice President- Elect Richard Nixon said Tuesday he Is reslgnlntr from the Senate effective Jan. l so his successor can qualify before Jan. 3. Nixon's replacement will be appointed by Gov. Earl Warren of California. As It turned out two of the tour newcomers, by succeeding Demo crats who died In office, gave the Republicans the margin of control In the new Senate. McMahon. who died last July, and 8en. Virgil Chapman of Ken tucky, killed In a 1951 automobile accident, were elected to terms ex tending Into the next Congress. Had they lived, the Democrats would have retained 49 seats and control In the new Senate. German Yives Get U.S. Visas FRANKFURT. Germany IM The United States la Issuing visas to German wives of American sol diers at the record rate of 800 month, U. S. Consulate records showed Wednesday. The figures indicate that the number of marriages of German girls and U. 8. soldiers is twice s lgh as last year and far above the number during the rush which fol lowed the lifting of the ban on such marriages In 1947. Officials oiler this explanation: 1. There re more American troops here now than at any other period since German - American weddings were permitted. During the Allied buildup against the So viet menace, the number of U. S. soldiers in Germany has grown from less than 100,000 In 1947 to about 250,000 today. . 2. Manv American soldlem are now completing their overseas lours of duty and1 being returned to the United States. They marry snoriiy neiore tney start home. The marriage rate Is reflected by the number of visas issued Ger man girls for admittance to the United States as wives of American citizens. An average of 500 such visas Is being Issued every month by U. S. consulates In Germany. Last year the rate waj about half that, with a total of 3,049 issued durina the entire year. Ike To Visit Rhee in Secret PUSAN, Korea I A govern ment spokesman said today V. B. President-elect Dwlght Elsenhower probably will neet President Syng man Rhee around Seoul In top secrecy. The eovernment Vine roller! nft for security reasons a big recep tion ior .isennower in rieou, the spokesman, Clarence Ryee. said. Reports indicate a blackout will cover Elsenhower's trip to Korea until the President-elect Is safely out of reach of notentlal Commu PAUL WINTER, insurance man and president of the Klamath Falls Shrine Club will be in for a busy weekend as an estimated one thousand Shriners gather here Satur day for the annual Hillah Temple winter ceremony. Court Studies Judge Verdict DAYTON, Tcnn. to An Inves tigation was scheduled today in connection with a verdict of inno cent which Sessions Judge Haroid Duncan gave himself and five others on gaming charges. The Investigation was ordered yesterday by Circuit Judge Alan S. Kelly of South Pittsburgh. Tenn., who said he also had revoked an order by Duncan to return 31 slot machines to the owners. Sheriff Mack Thurman of Rhea County reported yesterday that Duncan was arrested at a poker game by his chief deputy when the deputy was sent to get warrant for three men charged in the slot machine seisure. Duncan had been seen at the game earlier, Thurman said. The judge said he was "only told to come In" and was not arrested, tie admitted ne signed a too ap pearance bond. "I presided at the hearing and charges against all six cited. In cluding myself, were dismissed. ... The other five testified they were not playing poker but were playing rummy.' They also said I was not playing ..." he added. Thurman said he testified he saw all the defendants playing. Judge Kelly said he asked the district attorney general's office to investigate both matters. Duncan cnargeo me rata was nnliLieal" and stemmed from his statement to the County Court that he was going to stop tne snerin from drawing fees from the Oener a Sessions Court' Thurman denied both charges. "There la very little truth in it," be said;, r , . Psychologists Mull Films To Determine Fans Tastes w ... S.-UUKIV1- inuNsnN loome u Willi the answer after aisulsa the subject matter, The, Jane Withers Wed In buy By KRSKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA-Excltl-slvely Yotira: Why do you like certain movies and dislike others? A ttf of psychologists have U.N. Retains Defense Zone TOKYO A spokesman for the United Nations Command today said "no changes have been made and none are contemplated' in the sea defense sone in Korean waters. The aone, which aroused Russian protests, was announced Sept. 37 by Qcn. Murk Clark, Allied Far East commander. Japan has ex pressed concern lest the tone In terfere with Japanese fishing in waters around Korea, The sone was set up, aald an Army announcement, "for the pur pose of preventing attacks on the coast of Korea, securing U.N.C. lines of communication and pro venting the Introduction of contra band or enemy agents Into ROK (Republlo of Korea) territory." Liner Gets Blue Ribbon NEW YORK to The new liner United States has formally re ceived the "blue ribbon" trophy emblematic of the 'world's trans atlantic speed title. At a banquet aboard the liner last night, Britain's Duke of Suther land turned over to United State Lines President John Franklin the five-foot high, gold and silver trophy which his country has held since 1936. The United States made a record west-east crossing last July 7 in three days. 10 hours and 40 min utes, shaving the Queen Mary's previous record by 10 hours and two minutes. come uii with the answer nftor survey of Los Angoles inovli'voers, Compiled by Applied Pcyoliology Assoc atea. ward J. Jenaaen. i-nu director, the survey conclusions were: "The primary reuson people eiv lov or do not enjoy a movie Is rO' luted directly to tlto extent to which thry are able to projoui themselves Into one or more ol the voles. 'Enjoyed' movies are those which enable the viewer to Imnulne himself as one of the characters (usually the hero or herolnel In the picture. 'Not enjoyed' movies fall to provide the Ingredients lieu essary to enable the viewer to as sume one of tne roics," Ollvla de Hitvlllaiict and Richard Burton aren't likely to be learned again In eplle of their sneak-pre-vlew click in "My Cousin Rachel," There was a big chill between them before the film a completion , , Patty Anttrewa and Wnlly Wesolv ler are denying the stork rumors . . , Gene Barry's wife, Julie Carl son, will try or a movie career after the stork bundle arrives in December, she wag a Broadway stage actress, Doretta Morrow, Mario Lama's leading lady In ''Because You're Mine," and Byron Palmer, the romantic lead In Fox's "Tonight We Sing," are pondering the shall-we-wed question, Inside on the delay In scripting the story about a Kuasiun dele gate lo the United Nations for Yul Brvnner at Paramount Is the ob jection of the UN to such a yam at this time. Producer Billy Wilder Is still trying for an okay on the "Ninoicnk8"-iype comedy Ina Claire, up San Francisco way. la biasing; mad over the grapevine rumor that she's the real-life model of the stage actress Ginger Rogers Is playing In "For ever Female." Ina, bv the way almost came out of retirement to play In "John Brown's Body" with Ty Power and Raymond Massey. Boos and bows dept. Boos lo studios that buy and film stories, then turn around If they had lost courage, and dis- "rVe've helped keep Klamath clean for 25 yean!" Men's Hand Laundry, 11th and Klamath, phone t-ZUl. We're LOADED!! W at f4 J sPlkBee. 6 te sileatasisa a a,ll rnivAi eveninu, rjn. Evtry corner hj full of good furniture , , wt must moke room for our Sunday Salt. 6 re, Wsleel BSres. Set 6 . Is. Refslgereler . 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Ho are photos of Anne Baxter in a bathing suit, used to bnllyhoo "The Outvanla ol l'uVi'r Fltil," Aims doesn't even re veul all nnkls In her I mm cos tumes. Is this good Industry uub llo relations? Bows to Busbv Berkeley for the best aquiitio bullet number I've ever seen In Knitter Williams' "Mil lion Dollar Mermaid," But please, MOM, the picture Is about 000 gallons too long, The Nitga ol Mubet Normand and Mack Bennett has been reactivated at Paramount, with Jan Sterling Muted (o piny Mnuel and Paul Douglas pouolled In as Mnck, A shiver from "The Mark llel linger Story" la Jim Bishop's revelations that Ernest Hemingway had a premonition of Murk's death mid niittlo the fact known to htm In a long letter written from Cuba In September of 1047. Hellinger died three months later, Betl Davis" ox-hubby, Harmon O, Nelson, la the new manager of a t.os Angolea TV station , , , MOM's junked Its plans for Onrbo's film comeback, Script trouble . . , Those 116 old Edward Bnuill-producrd movies released to TV have earned II, 000,000 In the last 12 montha , . . Rvnlyne Aslher, the daughter of Vivian Duncan and Nils Asthrr, has Joined her 0,1. groom, whom she married secretly, at a northern California Army camp. It's 30 years In Hollywood for Blllle Burke. Two decades ago she made her first movie, "Bill of Di vorcement," with John Barrymore and Katharine Houburn. During production, Flore n Zlegtleld, her , husband, died and was burled In a Hollywood cemetery. Jane Wltlieu tried la, bu: all her old dickers from Vot showings on TV, but the stum high brass screamed no.. Even when Jane, who's married lo wealthy lllll Moss, upped her money bid. Biggest studlo-stur battle nt the moment is Keith Amies' fight tu obtain his release from RKO, The ' studio hna already granted him IX months' leave to star on Broadway In Iha Rogers-llitmnieraleln pro duction of "Maiiule," but Keith II still asking for his complete free doin. 9" mjumth ui. aeiseee AMERICAN CHINESE eeelt al their heel I , s46 re Oreert T. Take Oa. ten I. Lee, Mir. Coming Friday Nov. 15, 8 p.m. One Performance Only World Famous DON COSSACK Choirs and Dancers Preionted By Klamath Jaycces Benefit YMCA , Equipment Fund , 11.. ft n A It-. T -1 W saRii .vv tine, in' Doort Open 7:00 p.m. In Klamath Falls Since 1937 SERVICE USE OUR . r CONVENIENT LAY-A-WAY PLAN Finest Selections Beit Values Friendliest Service Values to 10.99 SAVE ) Corduroy Satin Faillei DRESSES Mm'iWnf ALL 1.99 Blouses 2 $3 Reg. 3.99 SKIRTS 2 '7 VISIT OUR , , CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT YOU'LL BE AMAZED AT OUR LOW PRICES The Friendlleit Star In Town 17 Moin , jj nist moves (gainst him. -
