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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, NOVEMBKIl IS. 1"'2 PAfiF! TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (Rjadw RFLW HSi Kc PST , fcalurday Evenlnf , Nov. 15 i 00 Today Bporli Hlghllghti 4:1S Homtlown Nws World Nws Summirjf :;H) Hrlenca Editor ABC : Wordi of Ufa 7:M Bucky Batfi & His Btt 1:30 Mr. Kn CBS 00 Meet the Miuiis CB$ 11:30 Gene Autry CBS ' :00 Danclnf Party ABC 0:30 Vaughn Monro CBS 30:00 10 p m. Headline 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Bill's Bandntand , 11:00 Sign Off Ncwi Summary 11:03 Sign Off , KFLW M50 Kc PST . giinday, Not. 16 B 00 Salt Lakt City Tabernarla CBS 8:30 Light At Life Hour ABC '0:00 Calvary Echoes 8:18 Negro College Cholra ABC 11:30 McMm of Ixrael ABC 10:00 Churcn In tha Home ABC , 10:10 National Vespers ABC Welcome SHRINERS to FEATURING Bringing You TOPS in donee music. COME OUT---for one of our famous PHEASANT or STEAK Dinners Yur Hoef, Gil Bacon " For RttorvottoM Coll Dorrig 151 II Milas SoLth of Klomotn . on Hiflfcwey 97 CLOSED MONDAYS I II If THE LOG CABIN RE-OPENS THURSDAY November 20 1 Serving the same delicious food! . MUSIC m. tinl DM M Cslefle 6Se. WHtttleiMlDsy.tH I0H, Helpm tlw f IWW -wAp B nj ' V VEIA HIIUS -fcti i , . ee-steerlesj In ' i ' "THE I0SE I0W1 STOUT" ? lW.MMiPMn f, ' f What e world of difference Holly- It I ' 1 wood Breed will make In planning jT Y your weight-control diets. The wrop. I $ ' ' fj ptt proudly lit Hollywood Breed'! -' ' 3 caloric content. . . . '':',$4 A 1100 Prbyterian Churrh 12:00 Chrlsltan in Action ABC ' ia:JU Proudly V,' llatl 100 Old Fashioned Rtvlval Hour ABC 2 00 Voice ol Prophecy ABC 2 . 10 Crtatet Story ARC i - 3:00 Hour ot Decision ABC 3:30 Hollywood Bain Dance Jtmmy Wakfly CBS 4 00 America Calling CBS ' 4:30 Amos A Andy 9:00 Two Ticket to Broadway , & M CBS Newsroom CBS :0 Hallmark Plhou CBS 8:30 Waller Winchell ABC S.45 Taylor Grant ABC 7:00 Cakcadlng Rh trims 7:30 The Whutler CBS 8 00 Our Mi Brook i CBS R:;;o Philip Morns Playhouit CBS :00 Edgar Bergen CBS S:30 Jack Benny CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headline! 10:15 Mono ay Morning Headline ABC 10:30 Philharmonic Symphony Urcb CBS 12:00 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Monday. Nov. 11 8:00 0 A.M. Newt 6:03 Bucky Bale at Hil Boys :& Early Birds 7:00 News - Break fa tt Edition 7:13 Charlte'a Roundup 7: JO bod liarrea auc 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:43 Babbitt a Second Cup of Col Club CBS. 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show ft: 30 Helen Trent CBS S:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 1 10:00 Cht Hunllty ABC ': 10:13 Young Dr. Malone CBS 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 Whispering Street ABC 11:13 Stop St Shop 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 Easy Listening 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:13 Payleu Sidewalk Show 13:30 House Party CBS 1:00 The Bill Ring Show ABC 1:15 Cart Smith CBS ' 1:30 It Happeni Every Day CBS 1:25 Women'a Newa Desk CBS 1:30 Mary Margaret McBnde ABC g.00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:03 B&iin Briers 2:15 Arthur 'Godfrey CBS 1:30 Better Living 2:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Arthui Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal Tinney ABC 3:53 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Bouncing with Baraboo 4:15 The Tide Show CBS 4:30 Aunt Jemima CBS 4:40 Ruth Aahton Newt CBS 4 43 When A Girl Marries ABC 5:00 Spin with Wynne 3:30 Chet Huntley ABC 3:43 Drama of Medicine 6.00 Today's S porta Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 World News Summary 6:30 Fine Art Quartet ABC 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:25 Police Blotter ABC 7:30 Lux Radio Theater CBS 8:30 Arthur Godfrey CBS 8:00 Suspense CBS 0:30 Preview of Tomorrow 9:45 Armchair Adventure CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Bills Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1130 Kc. PST Saturday Evening. Nor. 15 6:00 Around Town News 0:13 Klamath Theater Quit 6:30 Assembly of God Hour 7:00 John Sebastian Show 7:13 I Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple Hour 8:00 Musical Comedy Theater MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:13 Dance Orchestra MBS 9:30 Dance Orchestra MBS 9:35 Cecil Brown MBS 10:00 Hawaii Calk. MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Orchestra DLBS AMERICAN CHINESE Mu MM F o,Un T. T.k. 0 Bn B. Lm, Mr. DANCING MliMnlffOI TOUkr Fluhrer's ev rnufrn evt. tnr. ww;in -Cjk Om mMi aV" J 10 VI Nliht Owli Nw 11:00 KkM Owli Club 11:00 lia Oil KFJI 1151 Kc. rST Sunday. Nor. U I 00 Wlnm ot Hvtltnf II .W Kliulc by Cloulttr oo n.dio Biiiu cit mh( B.;u Youlli Soldttrt for C'tirut .1 Mu.ic ot Manhattan 10.00 Ntwipaptr ol tha Air DLBS 10 IS Muilo OLRS 10:30 Lulharan Hour MBS 11:00 Frank and Ernaat MB9 11:13 Land ol th I'm DLBS 11:10 Glihi Star Tim U UBado Canarlai MBS 13 W Nfwi DLBS 12:13 mil Cunnmaham MBS 12:: Comtc WekV Man 1:00 Proudly Wa Hall 1 M CIJJ. Bralty ULBS 1 53 Nwt MBS 2 00 Ttia Snadow MBA 1 30 True Dflwtlva MBS 3:00 Nick Carter MBS 3:23 Kewi MRS 3::;o Official Detectlva MBS 4:00 New 4:13 Muale DLBS i M) Mu.ic Hall Varletlea 3:00 Klamath Mualcal ArU 3:J0 Gutsl Star 5:43 Muale DLBS OO Jimmy Tidier :1S Klamath Theatr Quit 30 Youth Mewa Ilia Niwa MBS 7:oo J. J. Anthony MBS , :30 Hour ol Charm 1:00 Twenty Quettione MBS (t 30 Mu.ic DLBS 8:43 lidy Hamilton Show 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0:13 Dance Orchestra DLBS 0:30 Under Arrest MBS 10:00 MGM Theatr MBS 11:00 Sun Oil KFJI 1150 Kr. PST Monday. Nor. 1J C:00 Sunrise Serenade 0:43 Five Minutes with the Open Bible e:.w farm Reporter 1:00 Hemlnfway News MBS 715 Breakfast Cane MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7 43 Sam Hayes. BklsL Newa MBS 7:33 First Edition. Loral Newa :00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Music by Roth :30 Breaklast Ganf MBS 3:43 Notes Irora the Scooper :00 Club 1130 9:13 Sons ol the Ploneara 9:30 Date In Hollywood 9:43 Music in Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper ot tha Air DLBS 10:13 Ttllo Test DLBS 10:30 LaPointe's 10:43 Answer Man DLBS . 11:00 Ladies Fsir MBS 11:13 News MBS 11:30 queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Name Banda 13:13 Noonday News 13:30 Best on Record 12:43 Farm and Market Reports 13:30 Klamaus Kotea 13:33 Currtns 1:00 Jack Klrkwood MBS :30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2:00 Two at 3 2:30 Sun River Dave 3:03 News DLBS 3:13 Rlckya Request .:43 Paula Sttme MBS 4 00 Coffee With Katie 4:13 Henunfway News WBB 4:3U Curt Massey Time MBS 4:43 Sam Bayea, News MBS 5:00 Bobby Benson MBS 3:30 Wild Bill Hlckok MBS 3 33 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS S:13 Klamath Theatre Qui 6:30 Around Town News :40 Something to Think About :4I Sam Bayee. News UBS S3 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist tor FBI 7:30 Hardy Family i 00 Let Goorn Oo It MBS 8:30 Crime Fifhters MBS 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 30 Music 9:45 Sports Final 9:33 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Mutual News reel MBS 10:13 Look To Tha Sklea 10:30 Reporters Round-up MBS 1035 Night Owl Newa 11:00 Nifht Owl Club 12 00 Sica oil KCN'O 570 Kc. PST Sunday. Not. 19 Altnras, California T:00 Newa. Football Scores 7:15 Lawrence Welk Oreh. 7:30 World Newa Roundup 7:45 Auembly of God, Lakevtaw 8:15 Calvary Ecboes 30 News, Bend Husla 45 Variety Soiree t:13 Ministerial Profrara 9:30 Church Directory 9:45 Music for Sunday 1040 Newt, Oil inn All Driven Cali fornia SDOrtaman 10:13 Navy Band ; 10 30 Chanel in the Sky 11:00 Concert Hall 12 00 Soorta Pace 12:05 Lake County New 12:10 Modoc county INewi 12:15 World Newt Rounduo 12:30 rarmera Exchange Market! 12:45 Music We Remember 12:55 Mystery Tune 1:00 Top Ten Tunes 1:45 Guest Star 2.00 News, the People Act. 2:30 Errand of Mercy, Drama 3:00 News, Football Score 3.15 Proudly We HaU 3:45 News Roundup 4:00 Favorites of the Famous 4:30 Pop Hit Preview 4:40 News. 4:45 Sign Off KCNO 570 Ke. PST Monday. Nor. 17 Alt tin. a, California 7 DO News, Livestock Review 7:15 Top O tha Morning. 7:30 News 7:45 Bulletin Board 9:00 Polka Time 8:15 Hollywood Serenadert 8:30 Mid Momtnf New. Muil 8:43 Harmony Shop . 9 00 You V The Draft 9:15 American Folk Music 9:30 Mo mine M ladles 10:00 News, ft port 10:15 Club Meetings 10 JO Concert Time 10:45 Fiesta Time 11:00 News. Commentary 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:45 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sporte Page 12:05 Lake County Newa 12:10 Modoc County Newt 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchange Markets 12:45 SpoUight on a Star 12:55 Mystery Tune 1:00 Modoc Farm Advisor 1:15 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 3:00 News 3 05 Listener's Choice 3:00 News-Sports 3:10 According to the Record 3:15 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Band 3 45 Dining Ut4Tf . 4 00 News 4 13 Music, of Dayi Gc-M By 4 30 Pop Preview 4:40 News. 4:43 Sign Off Family Faces Deportation PORTLAND I ft A Coos Bay man. Illegally In this country, de manded "what ere you going to do with my kids?" when fold Thurs day he was going to be deported. His wiie and ner parents criea aloud when Examiner Louis Haf ferman nrxaklntr for the Immlgra. tlon Service, ald that Efstathlos Drakatos would have to leav. the country. This In his second deportation Order. The first game in 1948. The story reported by Hafferman after the hearing: Drakatos, now 34, was s teaman who was paid off at Coos Bay tn 1948. mere he met and wooed Froslnla Thomas, and he over stayed his seaman's permit. in 1D4D ne was ordered deported, posted $500 bond, then married Miss Thomas. A few months later he left as a seaman bound1 for the Orient. Then he returned, again over staying his seaman's permit as he settled down to family life and to work as a shoe repairman. Hafferman said that although he now has two children, deportation Is mandatory. A wt J" S.L1 GEORGE H1LLIS, past poton tat of Hillah Temple, heads up h committees of the)' Klamath Falls Shrine Club preparing for today's Hil lah Temple winter ceremonial. Sen. Supports Speedup Plan WASHINGTON Ml Sen. Fill bright (D-Ark) said today he would support any Republican move to "reasonably shonen" the 80-day period that now must elapse be twecn election and inauguration of a new president. Fulbright said it takes too long for an outgoing president to hand over the reins to a new one. The Arkansas Democrat told re porters that uncertainties confront ing the country between the elec tion of Dwight D. Elsenhower on Nov. 4 and his inauguration, as president next Jan 20 show the need for a change in the Constitu tion to shorten the time. He also reiterated that he tnvors a moratorium on any political at tacks on President-elect Eisen hower. "I think the Democrats ought to give him a chance to show what he can do." he aaid. Fulblrght Is the man who said in 1946. when the Republicans won control of Congress, that President Truman should resign. Regarding the Inauguration time las. he said: "You need a little time to effect the transfer of administrations, and certainly not less than 30 days. Even shortening the interval to the first of the year would be better." The transition once extended from the election until March 4 of the following year. A constitutional amendment fixing the Jan. 20 in augural day became effective in 1933. Highlights AtKUHS By HAROLD MrKAV Yesterday the seniors voted upon the girl from the class of 'S3 who ihey thought should get the annual Daughters of the American Revo lution award1 at commencement. The DAR award Is for the girl who shows the most patriotism. The seniors wrote In the name of the girl they thought should win the award and get a try at the $100 savings bond given to some girl in the state, me lacuity will select the girl from the top three in the voting. The members of the class of '53 voted for the girls on the basis of these qualities: (U Dependabil ity, which Includes truthfulness. loyalty, arm punctuality: (3) Serv ice, including cooperation, cour tesy and consideration of others; 13 1 Leadership, meaning person ality, self-control, and ability to assume responsibility; and 4i Pa triotism, unseinsn interest in fam ily, school, community and nation. nrfitr Cs.hi.lv. n-nn IV.. ImnA. rtt ...vol. ....piv-vu u.ajci u.. c . eii- can grid squad. Greg will have nis nnme engraved on me plaque (which has not arrived as yet) 'u ill BUU...U.. ne rct-ivc a certificate stating that he got his name on .lie fjinquc, vvugmiuiu- lions Greg. ...n.l. , ,V.. .! iuvil utitB.iun iur fC u"g ""I Iter noon hour starts thin Tuesday wun ine movie snouana ana une Night." Of M 5:00 r.M. SAT. SUN. iifll t fTllllY 'tarn B3" ' tm muT ' ejerver UMIfCK Marl lUNOiACD , Teddy' Bares lly KltSKINK JOIINttON HOLLYWOOD (NKAWExchl ftivpty Yours: Wipe the fog off iVour horiMlmmed gUsars. men i Hollywood deainner Jeitn Louis IhuK come up with rt lew tnchM of I underwear tnat a movie Queen osn iwcttr without mnting eanpped down : by the censors. i It's the 'Teddy," fc feminine un mentlonnble thnt rMsod Brnndpa's Ulood pressure bnck tn the aood i old dnya, Jean hss now brougnt tt up io gate "a .snorter, siraple.M, one-piece Rnrmenl" for Jane Wy nuui to ruvort mound In as the slnr ot "Love Story," I "Theea cea pantlea and lie bra all Kaiser Denies Bad Operation WASHINGTON W-The Kaiser Fruiter Corp. denies accusations by Sen. Bridges tR-NH) that Us air craft opci'iiiton at Willow Run, Mich., was inefficient and that the Air Force was paying too much for Knlser-bullt pliines. In an open letter to Bridges. President Edsar F. Kaiser of the corporation said yesterday the company "Is ready and willing to submit any and all facts with re gard to our production perform ance on the defense program." Bridges had suggested a Senate Investigation into what he aaid was an Air Force contract to pay K-F Sl.200.000 to build each or 150 cargo planes like those he said another firm had built for 1260,000 , each. Kaiser accused Bridges ot mak ing a "comparison ot costs that are not in any respect comparable." Kaiser said he believes It "Imper ative" that the "correct tacts" be presented before Congress. AST TIMES TODAY.' IN IICHHICOIOai Pftuvnu uni bWllUn ittxtwl nseeapr mm AND -T0M0RR0W- EsfflRE O.I.JJr .1 kr fausalewl! Nlrtiir i vans JudyCanova Wa w tHi eommm tieWvcfrom wvluwlia STEPHEN DUNNE doaef curvtuse sm vwam mm BM.KI SAaCBOII.AXUN unsm -4 1HI tirUtllC tHVTHM eiosis ...Tka OpIsMuL . ir. I d i-i .kat lar.aMj.tls. iR' J-R.l T.L l" MuLs. sJsik Am taeMl iasMeM ' bs aJI Ik. .eeM! 1 BETTY" TlT?nrT HU L ABBOTT 1 ffKTfllf. .AmJ.'L .t f., ityk 1 wr a r . Contiuout Shov Doily" juZZT"- MEEKER with ROBERT KEITH ADELE JERGENS CHEZ PAREE ADORABLES 18 TERRIFIC TUNES EVERY ONE A See" Ml MM U V IB r it s, u - V Movie Star; Censors Reported Unruffled tonewer and 'ugglng body," Jean said. "For so long. W can not show glamorous underwear on , screen, Now we art awav w eel There eea mure black lace than nmionaiut and ae censors call not touch thees." A court bald la looming be tween Joan Fontaine and her ex- iHisbnnd, William Doaler, over I lie eu.iiutiy of llielr daughter. Joan. Just wed to Collier Young, will oek to cancel a temporary out-of-court agreement made between Doner, and herself that save Do aier custody rights . . . Eddie Fish er Is crooning love songs to Wanda Hendrix, Three dntra tu four daya, Here's why Fred Astalre Is ducking television. He told me: "I don't feel I have lo be In every medium that happens tn drop out of the sky. Besides, TV bleeds the aclor to death. I'm shocked at what Is happening to some favorites of mine on televi sion." Mli'llael Wllilln. lias ll wrllfen in black ami white in his MUM i.ntili'ni.1 thill Itn l.na ll.n rlnl.l til pass on all still photos posed or cunnit., &veu wuoy l,is ayior doesn't have that privilege. Johnnie Ray is groaning over the slnglng-aoMng screen test he made for Fox. "I didn't like II," ine weeper toio me. -j guess I'm loo critical of myself." Johnnie ad mits to s hankering to alar in le- TJS. he was back, fed-upand fighting mad- backtoget whathe came for. the sweet revenge -rc; the lonely girl V.) uriw 1 V mipsiKBiit.?. WAJtNCR BROS.Mtsa.rr w HITI W,W"' C"" V 1?1MwL . uu Afrit,, sxj . ... x 11 M -JM i t; i ni m w r. vui s i si aajj r "a i -.ar GsTer I .nr...r s W QRlATTICHNfCOtQ. makes of soma of Henry Fonda's old, Hlckcis. Steve Cochran Is Joining Pat Wyniure and Knot Flyiiii In Ja maica. Bo a anal) ol Ilia finger tn lliuse who raised eyebrows when Pat was racorlcri tn parllea by tUeve In Errors abin'iuc , , . The feutl between Frnilrlo March and Ailolpho Menjou (lining filming of "Tile Man On the Tlghlriipn'1 In Germany la the talk of cant mem bers back In Hollywood . , , The maniiacilpt of Lillian Htilh'a life story, "I'll Cry Tomorrow," wilt ten by Mike Connolly, Is In the hands ol a N. Y, publisher . . . Dnvui Id- In it and Ail r hut Booth are scofiing at rumor No. 1;IU4 thill Ihoy've decided to cull It quits oil the inarrlago pact, n movie pitKiuipi nun ui.iiu lender Lester Lanln that since he's been married he wakes up every morning with a headache tils wiie, ll-I has taken "Sung of Norway" oil tho lor-sale list and is duct ing It olf or Ann Blylh and Mel tenor Uilau Sullivan . , , Lucille Bn checks of TV Nov. 14 to keep her stork dale, and returns early n m d-Marc h. "I Love Lucy wui loll merrily along thanks tn re issues and new snows aireuuy on tllm. "The aches and pains of Oscar HI'... . Ql..l If (. I A.ii.nl in.,'. given him permanent possession n( And Sunday Continuous From 12.45 LATE SHOW m TONIGHT Now CWN' i.tw- v.-.... x r wx mi r-i'i-S J of Kearny ,4 4l ' vvai behind ' M tff.' f ' 7 his Springfield! 1M Hoflvworitra title of "Mr. jsiypn I'liumlrine," Other tiny oanieram neinen li'olsev kidded Oscar on I "Hand Wagon" seli "You kno I'm afralfl to say hello til you III llie morning for (ear you'll break yuur arm answering inc." Hlerllng llayilrn'a coiili'aot wllh U-I HiiY.i Hint I' "nr billing in "Vermillion o'Toole" must equal Ami qIioiKIiiii's in type slrn , , , All Ihiit'a lelt to siiuiiest Margaret Truman's daddy In the film version of "Oall Mo Matlnm" la a shot of a pair of hands piuylng "Tlie Mis. souri Willi." , , , Blara wllh Euro. ...... -1..IMIII. Ht'H U I'ltttlllllV ll. flucer Frank Hons lias liislruuleil rox'a mating ilcpnrtinctu to rolil. shoiiiiler heavy-accented Iheapl. mis lor roles I llie Jlobe." ,'onn lllondeH's new lieartbeni Is Nicky Dunns of the Darvaa and Julia dunce tenm , , , A lion roiiinrii around loose at Clro'a as a publicity gag but It was a let down, claims Alan Wilson, alter some of the wolves that frequent tlio nighl M"ii. rihailes of hla Unions paps: John Uiirryinoi". Jr. a new apsrt- inonl will be decorated an In block and while, not tven a chartreuse ashtray. Htanlcy Kramer l ploltlng a sequel to "My Mix Convicts" from material thnt Hons Id Wilson didn't include In his book about a prison psychologist. W mi i lev. "X. f mJl "J I 1 A man had to I If 1 ybecraryto. i it I stand In front ffM u