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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY,' NOVEMBER 24 10M , PAGE TWO Monday Evening 'Nov. ti 00 Today'f 'Bportf HifhtlhU t IB Horn TWI Nawi I 35 World Nawa nummary' B .10 Fin Aria tj.iaril AHC 7:00 Thf Lorta Hnr ,AUC ' 1:25 Police Blotter ABC TAG Lux Radio Theater CBS fl 30 Arthur Oodfray CBS 0 00 Suppcrua CBS ;0 Preview of Tomorrow B.4S Armchair Adventurca CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10 IS Dream Harbor ABO JO 30 Hill a BanrUtand 11:00 stm Oft Mwi Summary KFLW 1469. Ko. PST TuVao: wHv ' H on A a m. News OS Bur Bat JiJf.Be.vs fl:4A Earl - Bird - - " M rive Mtnulu with an Open Bible 7:00 Newt, Brrakfatt Kdiuon 7:15 CharMa'i Hogt.c5.ij. 7:30 Boft Garred ABC" 7 40 Rettv Crock rr ABC 1:44 JBabbtU' -Waond ' .Coffee 00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show fl: 30 Helen Trent CBS.' 0 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS . 10:00 Chrt Huntley ABC 10:13 Youni Or. Materia CBS 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:.VS WhUpertPf . SUteU ABC " 11:15 Stop & Shop , 1 1 :30 Nor brake 'CBS 11:43 Ea.y. Ltptrnlng . 13:00 Noon Edition Nei 12:1ft Pajleaa Sidewalk Show . 12:30 Break the Bank ABC 1:00 Bill Btruj Show ABC - 1:13 Carl Smith CBS 1:20 ll Happana Every' Day CBS 1:23 Music ' . . t 1:30 Statidard School Bdctt 3:00 Betty Crocker ABC 3 05 Basin Briefs 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS v' 2 30 Better Living 3:43 Arthur Godirey CBS 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal ruiney ABC 3:33 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Radio Auction Time 4:15 The THe Show CBS 4:30 Mr. Information CBS 4:40 Women Newsdesk CBS 4:45 When a Crl Marries ABC 5:00 Spin with Wynne 30 Edward Murrow CBS :4S B St H. TV 6:00 .Today's Sports BifMixhts 6:13 Hometown News 2 World New Summiry 6:30 My Friend Irm CBS , 7:00 Bedtime. Storts t:30 Life Vitb Luti CBS 8 00 Build the Baln " fl.-OO. LoueUa Paron CBS : - 8:03 Doris Day Show CBS 9:30 Mr. and Wr. North CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Stewart Craig ABC 10:30 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 21.-03 Sign Off KFJI 1151 Kc PST Monday Evening, Nor. 24 M Gabriel Healtar MBS ' a'S la math.. Ttoatt tl r: Cenrit-vew aily frmm 4:44 svam. t NGWSHpWING. Guttata OfMPAHFAS! . living ono Loving by Hit Own Rory Jffl Gene CAlHOUlSJiTlEI!NEy Plu -Xovio Cuqat and Orchestra Sports Cartoon - New STAETS WEDNESDAY lV!k'l'.TV(.t1ffi?SLl.iT'rTr7 J L I PjWTl LAST Tints J HUESDAY HAYOEN . USLIC 'BOND fdjfjP CAMERON t is CESAR ROMERO 52 MARIE WINDSOR 11 Kian 30 Around Vowiv-kemt 40 Something lo TmtiK adoui 43 Sam llamas, Newt MBS Its BUI Henry MHS ', 7.00 1 Was a Commanlst for FBI 7 30 Hardy Family - . 1 00 l Gaorga Do It MBS, ... 30 Crime FUMers DI BS , 8:00 Newspaper of fht Air DL.BS 0:13 Fullon Lewis Jr.. MUS .;; (1:30 Mu.io - - - ..,, , :43 Sport Ttnal s, ' 933 Tims Mo)dy MBS v ' 10 00 Mutual- Nfwiiftl MBS !0:13 Look to the SKioa . 10:30 Reporters Boinulvip MBS 10:33 Nifhl Owl News v 11:00 Nighi' Owl Club - . v - . 12 00 Sign .Off ' ' ,. KFJI J150.KC. PST , C ) ,. TucddaV, N'V. tS ' ' Oo Sunnie Serenade . 43 MtikU-al Kami Reporter t , )7:0a Uemincway Ne MBS . . 7:13 Bieakfaat Gang MBS ' 7:30 Ttxlay s Beit Buy , 7 43 Sanv. Ilae fikht. Newa MBS 7:33 First TdiU.in Local Ntw . . . 00 Cecil Bton MBS :13 Musie by Roth , 8.3U Breaitfail Gang DI BS w t. :4 Notea from ih Scoopsr . 9 00 Club 1130 :li Frankif LJXig, Sfiojr, 8 30 Freddy Martin Show ; 45 Music ,of Manhattan f 10:00 Newapspr. Um ir UBSi 10:15 Tello "Int MBS i 10:30 LaPolntes t 10:45 Answeri Mn MBS n 11:00 Ladles?-ritr VBS S 11:35 News' MDS k v 1 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bud - , - 12:13 Non? Mr awa ? -i? ! 12:30 Danoi Times f, 12:45 Farm and Market Reports V 12:30 Klamath Notes VV 12 55 Curnns , CV 1.00 Jack Kirk wood MBS C 130 Lucky V Ranfh DLBS .V 2:00 Two J(t'l' . 2:00 Sun River Dav ft 3:05 News DLBS. . 3:13 Rtckys TteTjueH Time i V 3 45 Pauls Stone Show MBS V 4:15 Hemingway Kvm OT!,' TV, Films See Reconciliation ! By ERSK1NE , JOHNSON '. 'HOLLYWOOD .NEA Exclu sively Yours: Hollywood und rf vision inny bo marrlrd nt Pnlm Springs, Calif., Feb, 1 wlUtaut bon elu ol shotBun. Puns for tlw wcddtnsr' r Bllll indi limle nd hush-hush. Bui Ihcrr n rye-opening possibility mt m 1I first test ol telemeter coin-in-llie-slot TV the sm- new Holly wood films mil be plsying ilmul tuieouy on hoina screens ud at on ol the town's two movie Uie mcrs. '. ' lit an unprecedented situation to b approved by the film industry, the 30.000 w inter residents of Palm SprlnRs will have a choice ol buy ing tickets at the Uieatcr boxolllcC or dropping coins In a slot ai lathed to their home TV eis lo see the same movie. "Thafs the Idea rlRht now." Carl Lesserman. vice president of Tele meter, told me. "The films will bought and booked by Earl Strebe. owner of the town's two theaters, who has Joined our -or-Kiinlaatlon for the test. But noth ing Is dcdnlle. It will all be on a trinj basis." , , Lesserman prcdlcls' ' all major Hollywood studios will lease, new nlnu. lor the February test "with the possible exception of Fox" (cur reuuy plugging big-screen theater TV) and he expects an initial 1000 bome audience. . A TV tiansmltter Is being erect ed In Palm Springs, but the test is to be conducted on a closed-circuit- Telemeter wire strung on utility poles. Telemeter, a picture unscrambling device operates eitu r by wire or through the air. .A similar test-nnaae two years co In Clucaeo vU Zenith ,Phone- "i!ion the telcprjon'e. company bills you for the nuns you-fiee a success; economically -but 7 .10 Afl.ir. at Vier Sltm MBS-J""I lanpn o lmpresn nu.Yijra,.ii s oo count of Monicf .ritjo ueiusea to proviaa nw ; nuns be cause only 3UU TV seis wers mra m town ol live, million people. 4:30 Curt Miwr Timm: Ku.l. n 4:4S Sm Hyf MHS S:00 Sgl, Preston MBS S 30 Sky Kinj . MBS S iS Ctrtl BroWn MBS- - . :00 G.btfkl Hratt.r MBS :I5 Kl.mh 7bfttl Quix :30 Arodfi Town New. -S:40 Somttrunc loVTtunk About e SimUKiif. . . J SU Rill HrarMlmS f . 7:00 John Sebijllin Show 7:IS 1 Love m pir.tery 8 30 Klamath Sport Albunk 45 Hei4itxrg Harmonaire 9:00 Newspaper, of rbl Air iDLBS'".V :13 Fultoa XewiS. HQS J ? ft m Uirir. rSrsel 35 Titua Mooiv ' :45 SporU Final 10 00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:15 Let's Go To Town 10 30 Search That Never Ends 10:33 Night Owl News 11:00 Night UWl K.IUQ U:00 S.n Off KCNO 570 Kc. PBP: 1 Altnras, CalifornU Tuesday, Nov. 15 7:00 New. t i"v , T i t -7:05 In Your Nrlghbothood - ' ' 7:10 Livestock Review -7:13 Top O' The Morning 7:30 News 7:43 Farm Markets 8 00 Bulhtttn Boarclv---" 13 Hollywood serenaden 8 30 New. Mid 'Monrnfg"S. 35 Band- Hu ) 45 Harrnon?' Shop 00 Musit-'WHIt our Meau :13 AmaifcCaJt roflt Wune 30 Brosirway Parask WrOO Newa - . . . 10:05 SDOrU 10:13 Club Meetings 10 JO Concert Tims 10:45 Fiesta Time 11:00 Western News tn Brief 11:05 I P Commentary 11:10 Names in the news 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical ftounauD , 11.35 Eddie Lamar 12 00 Snorts rase 12:03 Lake County Newt U:10 Modoc-nCUxBty'tte-ws 12:15 .World Nw' Roundup 13:jo rarrnrwr. rxensngsr aaa 19-0 Prta1 nf HtU .yT"r r"L"l'api a Ktk i:M 0n Mocxl. . AS k!oy Club. . . . 3:00 titwt J 05 Ltttener. Choice 3:00 Kmw Snoru 3:10 Accordinf 10 the Record I II Jwi Gerberi 3: Meet -the-Bend-- 3 ti Ott too Beam. 4:00 Newa ... 415 school : : 4 -10 Pop Vrvnw-.. 4 40 Newa, . . 4:4 Supi Oil . ft: I V 1 i - r : , r m ... li J e 1 . J : '. ... XV lv n 7T"v"."T,i''r"" ',fcft-riasiw,aaai PEACE EMISSARIES. Tomolco Matsughita and Shigeo. Maru tugi, 5-year-old Japanese school children, at they arrived in San Francisco to present "Tho Light of Poace to Mayor Elmer Robinson. The gift, a 9000-pound, nine-foot bronze lantern, is a gestura of good will in recognition of the signing of the Japanese peace treaty in San Francisco last . year. New Mailie : Gbyerrior Never LostfAn Electton AUGUSTA, Mf. Ifl-- besiicary-1 llmiln will tinonio Mnlno's . kliilit l minimi li Aimul' Mill- clrd llorlsl iiilUl iMniitiTrt.bul rib loiinliird enough' Tu wfn eveiV election In his II years nf cum- Lion Wanders Into Village DUnUN, lieliind l-A circus lion Is back. In Ills cuge here tu duy after a night on the town. While being changed from one cngo to another, the benst fscitppd mid headed tor a Inrm shrd hous ing pigs. He killed sow and two young pigs before police and members o( the circus recaptured him by tricking him Into tunning into a cage. . . Pair Sees 77th Anniversary ' 8AOI.E, Idaho I There were some people In town who didn't think It was a good Idea when -Hen Hnrtley wanted to marry Di'U.illla Kellli. They were a bit loo young only Id. " Well, Ben and Drusllla got mni.' rled anyway. Todny tliev re celo bulling their 71lh anniversary. The llHiileys, S3 now, live here with one of their ns and in wife. They have three amis and a daughter, 14 grandchildren 61 greatgrandchildren and 30 great-grcnt-graudchtldreit. iwluiiliig will tinonio Matno's HOvrrimr In Junuiiiy, 11 wasn't linlll he was III that lli'inililkiiu lliu lun M. t 'l ., Dow til. dividcd'ta go Inl6 politics, ills inbilloit as 11 youth was to Ui' Cmiie it lawynr, When litmlly II tmncrn pievniled Hint, ho decided tu help liuiko I11W.1, Oiiins, who tlnlrnlrd Oi'iiioci at James C. ,)lvi'i- In Malnn's Hvi Uinbi)r eleclluii, would like to nt li'iisl "level oil the trend liiwn.d wcniiiillruUnn of guveinincnl." "II we lollow a liciiil ( turn ing back nni vlcea I10111 the Icdernl giivortimniit to tho states and Ironi stale: govcrninenl lo the towns," be, liits, said, "local government oncu again would menu a lot mure than It does now. "Many problems can he.ft be linndlednr the town level, where it closer supervision and a more thorough knowledge of local con ditions may result In a brller tax payer's -value for his dollar." Umss' lather died when ho was I. The boy was driving a pmr nf horses- on the 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 y lurin hei e when he was IJ, A truck rnlliusi. asl, young Uurt was a familiar sairm. uk tfiuuv'g .'e"s 'liiiiv . when' ne wiiHt 11 lua. run mr inn City Council aud.wiu) elocled, Bub sriiueiitlv he served as tireslilent til liuUl .'llii- ColUh'.ll itnd llould of Alilc'pniir.tlio tcglslaiure was Hie lll'l.sU;l.,;; ..,.,' Cuius st two years III the House and lour In lliu lli'iiulc, where ha win pn'tilOi'iit In lull' and 1 . As iivlillng uftli'cr, ho seldom If ever uocunin fiidleil ur snarlnl In liiiil)iiiii!nlniy lanulcs. He ruled With jmiirrnAlve fnlniess, ' Tim guvriW-olriit enjoys fish IUH. but tlorsu't gu very utlrl), Ite pofls lluit be. hauled a fl' j-pouint "somewiuil. niiiKiu irju, ..no siu 1 It ivus u. !i,..iitiiindei': 1 tfRnl .Mrs. Cross, was (Jlclin It. fttC ton 11I New HiimPk)lre.i tih? Closs nie while she was vle her giaiidpnrnil. In . Vs.i?lbii'. I 'llirV hiive Ihtro diiUuhlds snjf ,u hIMmn" ' iLaafafM kAA. . AMERICAN CHINESE roodi ol Ihalr k i44 Fai OrVati T. Taka Out Sen B. Lee, Mar. Bif li Ih Bodrtl'aondlcs wmabed and dried it. Metv's Hand Kundrj for Jnst.Oe-'. C.- -V.ii ..;-u OMHW-MftWI tfi trwi ia h irjiiii s 1 if' .vaa twrilRTt 1 ynytomhjwH Coninuout From 1:45 AbalA "sv- ir f JIT The Rdrin-Story f the Rugged Logging FrontiersI JOHN PAYNE William Dcmarest- Jlpies Mobrehead Richard Hrlen'Susan Morrow Skem 'Con'eoil News " Tf riirfirult In think- tf- All dip . . rMurphy. as being temperamental, Dut nis co-woricers m u-i a ine Durango Kid" are buzzing about bis llare-ups. . : . Andy Mclntyre. ho will be Mar llyn Maxwell's er this mooUi.ls admitting marriage plans with singer Helen O'Connell. "It s defi nite," Andy told me. "But there are a number of things we have to work out first." Mercedes McCambridge. who couldn't escape the curse of an Os car, has given up her Hollywood home and will live permanently In New York with hubby Fletcher Markle. new director ol TV's "Stu- dio One." She will Oo her radio show. "Defense -Attorney." and the TV version of it, from Manhattan. Red Skelton's near-future switch to situation comedy on TV was de cided upon after a long hassle with his sponsors over the poor quality of his telefilms. If the story-line comedy doesn't click. Red will test a variety-show for mat. Esther Williams and Mike Todd hate (made a date in January to further discuss plans for an aqua cade starring Esther to be staged next summer at Jones Beach. They'll meet at Cypress Garden s Fla., where the movie mermaid will be on location with "Easy to Love." All plans for filming of "The Flying Enterprise." based on Capt. Kurt Carlson's heroic flsht to save ms ship in the Atlantic, have been shelved. Announced reason: Fail ure to obtain the necessary clear ances. ".eitort Takes: Margaret Whiting aiul hubbv Lou'Busch are straln Nbc at the marriage ties a . Maur een u riara is doing some secret AiOng miles away from the Holly wood glitter dens where gossip passers hang out. . . The January issues of a national magazine fea tures a two-page photographic lay. out on the perlect Hollywood mar riage of starlet Joy Lan&mr nd lance Fuller.. They only separat ed momns ago . . Freddie Black is quietly combining a new mana ger with a new romance June Teecher. U.S. Film Siar Refutes Story of British Coolness ' , . By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD I Ifi Despite the raps he received on his arrival In England, Rock Hudson has nothing but kind words about his stay there. -He even gives a boost tb English women. The husky Hollywood heartbeat recently hied to England to appear In "The Sea Devil" with Yvonne DeOarlo. Upon his arrival, he was blasted bv British Eauitv. the ac tors' union, for taking a role which m Cnllc. ai-tn fnttA h.va played. Hudson and Jeffrey Hun ter, another American who was playing In a picture made over there, were both criticized for tneir invasion of the Isles. Impression that English women are a cool lot. "They're not." he remarked. "They're a lot nicer to date than American gals. A guy doesn't get the Intrigue ihot wonien over here Insist on handing out. If an Eng lish girl Is interested In romance, she lets you know about it. She also lets you know If (lie Isn't Interested. She never keeps you In doubt, as American wonien do. "By American standards; ' the English women aren't as beautiful as Americans. Nor do ihey have as attractive figures: that's be cause of the diet they are sub jected to. But their skin Is the Thev made their orotest .nd . ""' beautiful I have ever seen." that's all there was to It," re. I Hudson lotind; movie making en- marked Hudson. "There was noth-1 "rely different lrom the way It Ing more they could do about It. 18 "one m Houywooa. his film re- I didn't mind at all. It was good quired 10 weets of snooting, about 'publicity for me Aside from Eouity. there was mo other-nnpleasantness. The peo- le I worked with and the Engllsb i general couldn't have nicer. balf of which was spent on the Island of Jersey In the English Channel. . "That's more than twice as long been as any other picture I've ever worked on here," said .the big boy He did ouite a bit of dating. I from Wlnnetka. Ill The English mostly with gals In the picture .picture was hi first loan-out: all business. Be refuted the American Aqe" Bbns Politico MUFF AND HAT SET - -i59 CIRENCESTER. England W The Conservative party says Rob ert Grant-Ferris is too old to be one of its candidates for Parlia ment In the next general election. He Is 45. The-' wartime Royal Air Force wing commander, who was a mem ber from another district from 1931 to 1946, received the Information yesterday In reply to his offer to tun for the office, his other films have been made at economy-minded Universal-In-, ternatlonal. , Hudson Is back on the old lot. this time going through another Oriental exercise called "The Golden Blade." The crux of the story Is -the- Cutlery v lij lht lute, which IS putpdrlcd lo"T) Th Sword of Damocles. Hudson and I leaned back and watched while his double wielded the sword against an onslaught of villainous soldiers. Then some thing embarrassing happened. The . invincible golden, .blade swapped off at the handle. LuckilvV. the prop department was standing by with another. Capuli the East' Review: "Thunder In la a mlsh-mash which ."2'rJL J J....."; l certain to often the citizens wrote him It could not recommand anyone over 40. The Incumbent Tory is 49 but does not plan to see omce again. "Aq extraordinary decision, was all Grant-Ferria could say. British Mull Otter Coats LONDON I Customs today held temporarily eight new fur coats that eight British women, including the wife of Britain's Com munist party chief Harry Pollltt, brought back from Red China. The furs, described as land ot ters, were gifts of the mayor of reiping. customs officials on duty. who said the fur was a new one for them, were stymied In trying to value them for Import duty purpose -wnen tne women arrived with them yesterday. Bo the coats were Impounded for a check by experts. . DITI.O.MAT DIES CAMBRIDGE, England 11 Sir William Henry Clark, former Brit ish high commissioner to Canada and South Africa, died nn Satur day, ill was announced today. He was , n. - - Bright, gay.' warm, -nrctttf and Inexpensive! An interlined muff I -.in, zipper puinc id MJp, nc.u- jnugglng hat Is made very simply of-four sections of red and navy blue felt and trimmed with flat white crocheted wool flower, and wool tsel. Easy to make as sec tions of muff and hat ara lust t)utton-hole ntllched togothor. , Send 25c for the felt muff and hat set (Pattern No. 559 U mea suring, cutting Instructions, cro ehet nd trimming ' Instructions, yeur name, address pa Hern.-number to Carol . Curtis, Herald -and News, Box 229, Madison Square Station, New York 10. N.Y. Patterns readv to fill orders Im mediately. For speolat handling of order via lirst class mall include an extra 5c per pattern- :" A lovely wall mirror will add measurably tn the good looks of any living room, bedroom, hall, etc. It glso tends to create an air of spaciousness, Ue linlln Inspection nf nur superb stock of minors . . reasonably priced. KIMBALL'S ; CLASS SHOP , 1ai al Ptikifli la Kaor SJI w.i.i (,,, tut of India and please few except the hardiest of Alan Ladd fans. ; Ladd plays an American, adven turer who Is selling arms to an Indian province which Is being In vaded. But the Indian bigwig (Charles Bo'er doesn't believe In violence. This dilemma Is solved . in an unsatisfactory way. li are most of the other plot lroes. Deb orah Kerr is present as a lilind English woman. IE STAFF mm Virginia1 ' CioSi? f Ginny is the sec&lary at KFJI and you hear fie" .. : ; I" cheerful voice' answering " 1 the telephone when you' ' dial 2-2551. She is in her second term at KFJI re- '. . ' . i turning this last. September -' r after an absence of two ' years. She is married and has one son, Jim, 14. ?7P '? k-. -Vl -. -.V'f ' i 1 - ii1. ztimi .- -v. ? i A' ',- W 4 a -jf '!"' 'jntf 'V. "il'lge i aaiaaiaf '. liMHk : . . S' V: ' Vs. .Vv .y.'W Mutual Don Lea 5000 Watts 1150 on your dial : . o . 4 ITS GETTING TERRIFIC CURTAIN CALLS ! ; 0 SL;, x, - - ! - yoy- EVERY DAY the 'hearing's getting louder '. . . for the most beautiful CHRYSLER ever designed ... for the best-performing, safest (or you ever drove. 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