Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 19, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, NOVKMHER 10, 1052
f KFLW Hit Ke. PST
Wednesday Evening, Nov. 19
00 Todeyi Sporu HlfMllriU .
13 Hometown Newt
:2S World New. Summery
::0 The Lineup CBS
00 The Lone R.nfir ABO
1:2.1 Pollre Blotter ABC
I 1M My.lery Theeter ABC
S:00 Meet CortlM Archer ABC'
30 Mr. President ABC !
1 00 The FBI in Pece W.r CBS
P 30 Club 15
0.4S Armchair Ad'enturet CBS
30:00 10 p.m. Heedlinee
30:1.1 Eleenor RooMvelt ABC
0:n0 Bills Benditend
11:00 Sljn oft Newi Summery
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Turkeys aiven by Courtesy
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00 fl a.m. Newi
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6 43 County Auent
8 V. Music
T OO News - Breattfsst Edition
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T-.30 Bob UJtrrd ABC
t AO Betty Cnvktr ARC
7:49 Harry Babbitt CBS
1 00 Rn-3.kf.Ht Club ABC
9XQ Hank Henry Show
6 M Helen Trent CBS
9 4.1 Our Gal Sunday CBS
10:00 Chet Huntley ABC
10:13 Younf Dr. Malon CBS
10:;iO My True Story ABC
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11:15 Music
11:30. Nora Drake CBS
11:43 Easy Lutrntng
13:00 Noon Edition News
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13:30 Break the Bank ABC
100 The Bill Knp Show ABC
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1:20 It Happen Every Day CBS
1:23 Mime
1:W Paul Harvey ABC
1:43 Mary MrKaret MrRr.de ABC
2 00 Betty Crocker ABC
3:03 Basin Brief
3 13 Arthur Godfrey CBS
3:30 Better Uvtn
3 45 Arthur Godfrey CBS
3.00 Ted Mai one ABC
3:15 Arthur Godfrev CBS
3:30 Cal Tinney ABC
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3:43 B $i B TV
6 00 Today's Sport K.hUhLi
:t3 llmue Town Nwa
6. 35 World New Summary
6 30 Bin Croahy Show CBS
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l:3t Vtmttni Time CBS
800 Hollywood Plavhoutt CBS
ft 30 The Record Derby
B OO Meet Millie CUS
fi 30 Mtndv Carsou Show CBS
9:45 Armchair Adventures CBS
10 00 10 p.m. Headline.
10.13 The Three Sum ABC
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11:00 Sign Oit News Summary
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a 13 Klamath The t re Quu Time
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:40 Something to Think About
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143 Uadv Hamilton Show
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:30 Wrrllin
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10.00 Mutual Newsreel
10:13 Forward March
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6:03 Sunrise Serenade
6 30 Slim Bryant and his Wildcats
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55 Titus Moody Speaks MBS
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7 05 In Your Neighborhood
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7:15 Top O' The Morning
7:30 News
7:45 Bulletin Board
00 Polka Time
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8 30 News - Mid Morning
33 Band Music
8 43 Harmony Shop
9 00 Trade Winds Tavern
9:15 American Folk Music
30 20th Century Serenade .
10 00 News
10 03 Sports
10:13 Club Meetings
10 30 Concert Time
10:45 Tiesta Time
11:00 wesiern ivews in nrici
II. -05 UP Commentary
11:10 Names In the News
11:13 This Rhythmic Age
11:30 Musical Roundup
11:33 Eddie Lamar
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13.03 Lake County News
13:10 Modoc County News
13:13 World News Roundup
12 30 Farmers sxenange naxKvu
12 45 Spotlight On a Star
12.53 Mystery Tune
100 Lake County Agent
1:13 Pastoral Calf
1:30 Organ Moods '
145 Melody Club
2 00 News
3 05 Listener's Chole
3 00 News-.Sport
3:10 According to the Record
3:15 Jan Garber J
3 30 Meet the Band -3:45
King Cole Trio
4 00 News
4 13 Let There B Light
4-30 Pop Preview
4:40 News , '
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Crack French
Train Crashes
VALENCE. Franc -J.fi The
Bin Train, crack Paris - Riviera
express, crashed Into the rear ol
a freight train near this Central
France city Wednesday, killing a
sleeping car attendant and injuring
eieht other crew members.
Amone the Dassensers all 01
whom escaped injury were Mme.
Vincent Aurlol, Wife ol the Frencn
president ana tneir son, rnuip.
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MICKEY ROONEY WEDS Mickey Roomy, diminutive actor,
is pictured with Elaine Mehnken, flame-tressed model, et a Los
Angeles nightclub recently. They were msrried Nov. 18 et Las
Vegas, Nev., following a surprise elopement.
Taber Plans Budget Cut
By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST
WASHINGTON I The new
chairman of the House Appropria
tions Committee hopes lor a cut
of at least 15 billion dollars In the
budget President Truman is re
portedly ready to present to Con
gress in January.
Commentine on a report that the
Truman budijet will call lor an
85-bllIlon-dollor outlay. Rep. Taber
(R-NY declared:
Spending can be held to 70
billion dollars."
That means, he said, that Con
gress will have to use the axe on
every lederal activity, including
defense and lorelgn aid spending.
SDcndlnr flEiires lor the present
year that darted last July 1.
Taber said, indicate that the out
going Congress appropriated too
much lor both lorelgn aid and
military programs.
Taber predicted that President
elect Eisenhower- will send Con
gress a revised budget alter he
lakes the oath ol ofllce late In
January." The budget due early
mat. 'month win be transmuted to
Congress bv President Truman.
Taber said he doesn't know" how
much. It any, Eisenhower will be
able to whack Irom the Trurtian
budget.
Taber said the House Appropria
tions Committee necessarily will
get off to a slow start In " con-
iha. .nnrnnrliillnni hllbl
lor the new' year. Since Repub
licans won i mao uvcr twimvi v
the House until Jan. 3. they can't
organise the appropriations com
r,,iltA until then
Republicans gain 10 seats on that
important commiiieo, going nwm
crut.s as a minority, will have 20
seats.
return to the once-tried ayatein ol
handling all appropriation bills In
a single measure.
AUSTIN ILL
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Warren R. Austin, chief U. B
delegate to the United Nations. Is
confined to his hotel suite with a
chest cold.
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Millionaire Outlives Cash
In Series of 'Last Flings'
MONTGOMERY, Ala, If A
million dollnin In the bnnltand
lime and the Inclination to )did
II.
That was the Imppy prospect
Hint commuted Thoiiian l.lnlon Mo-
Culloutih when he routed at 15.
Ho Mt'Culloimh, a large cotton
plantation owmr, mi out on one
last glorious fling, Not a tiling In
the world to worry about. Life on
n lavish scale with blg-tlme money
flowing like wind tliiuugh his fin
gers to back un the Juuntl
All the money he wanted or
needed (so he thought) lor the last
gleaming whirl.
When he reached. 80. he went
oft lop another lust (ling," tills
lime by plane to Mexico and South
America, It lasted throe long good
years.
When he gut bark to the United
Slates, still lime on his hnndn and
money stacked In the bank lor
another "last lllng." And another.
Aim ami another.
Each time. McCullough exnected
death to la nun on the shoulder.
but each time when he tickled
drath along Us bony rib. as the
phrase goes, death stepped aside
ana ion tune mr yet another last
lllng. And another one after that.
Then one day the startling real
isation for McCullough that he had
time but no money left.
Sixteen months ago the last thin
trickle of the million dollar for
tune had slipped away, and Mc-
xullougli faced life anew on a ISO
a iiiunin old age pension,
No moncv. but no regrets, el-
theil ,
'Mv mi. mlslnka was that 1 Out
lived mv money," MuCullouuh said
not so long agu, uui iva n rri
I'm going to go nn making just
as long as I tjan,"
Way Cleared
For Lana Rift
HOLLYWOOD Ifi-The v has
been cleared tor Lana Turner's
divorce from tin plate heir Henry
J. Bob) Topping.
The estranged couple has signed
a property settlement. Mis Tur
ners lawyer, neii s. Mccartnv,
said he could not disclose the
terms.
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AMERICAN CHINESE
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' Ben I. Let, Mar.
Vlaatli
At lung ll, of course,
hud Us rlnv
. whim 'M.lrJiillnuuh rilrit MC
he was St. To the very end hi aatt.l
he had no legrets about tha way
h had apeul his lortune.
The gol' w" gr,l While .It
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