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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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T:29 Pollra Blotter ABC
130 Mystary Ilwtn ABC
(1:00 Kill Corliss Arcnar ABC
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.10 Club IS
t:43 Armchair Advrnturta CBS
J000 10 p.m. Hadllni
30:15 Draam Harbor ABC
10:30 Btlla Bandftand
II 00 Slfn of I Nawa Summary
11.04 Inn Oil
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Thursday. Not. !7
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aoj Bucky Bates la Hia Bora
U County An
6 ja Five Minutes with an Opan Blblo
1:00 Newa - Breakfast IdlUoa
1:15 Charlla'i Roundup
1:;)0 Bob Garred ABC
1:40 Bttly Crocker ABO
1:45 Harry Babbitt CBS
00 Breakfast Club ABC
:00 Hank Henry Show
( 30 Helen Trent CBS
S 45 Our Cal Sunday CBS
10:00 Chet Huntley ABC
10:15 Young Dr. Malone CBS
10:30 My True Story ABC
10:55 Wbliperins Simla ABC
11:15 Music
11:30 Nora Draka CBS
11:45 Adau-'a Musical ralr
12:00 Noon Kdluon Newa
12:15 Payleae Sidewalk Show
12:30 House Party CBS
12:45 Paul Harvey ABC
1:00 The Bill Rlnc Show ABC
1:15 Carl Smith CBS
1:20 It Happens Every Day CBS
1:30 Mary Marfaret MeBrlda ABC
9:00 Betty Crocker ABC
2:05 Basin Briefs
1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS
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atmosphere of our
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Thanktqiving Doyl We're featurinq the finest
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I:M Bttr Living
U Arthur Godfrey CBS
3:00 Td Mlone ABC
3 1.1 Arthur tiodfry CBS
9 .to Cit Tlnnay ABC
JM Brtt- Crot-ker AnC
4.03 Radio Auction Tlma
4 15 Tlwj Tld Show CBS
4:.10 Mr. lnlorniitton CBS
4:40 Womtn'i Newdsk CBS
4 43 Vhn A tiirl MarriM
5:00 Spin with Wnn
a M Edward Murrow CBS
5:43 B B TV
6 00 Today'i Sport Highlight.
fi;)3 Horn Town News
2i World Ntwi Summary
6:30 Bing Crosby Show CBS
T 00 Charlie a Bedtime Stortta
T:.T0 ViMitng Time CBS
8 OO Hollj wood Plahoua CBS
8 30 Tht Record Derby
8.00 Meet Willie CBS
9 ..TO YMCA Intarnattonal
9.43 Armchair Adventures CBS
10:00 10 p.m. Headline
10:13 The Three Suns ABC
10 .W Bill Bandhtand
11:00 Sinn Off Newa Summary
U:05 Sign Off
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6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:13 Klamath Theatre Quia Tlm
30 Around Town Newi
6:40 Something to Think About
6 43 Sam Haea News MBS
6 S3 Bill Henry MBS
T OO John Sebastian Show
T13 1 Love A Myitery MBS
T .T0 Cisco Ktd DLaBS
6 00 What's Name of Sons MBS
6:30 TJ Never Know
6-43 Lady Hamilton Show
frOO Newspaper of the Atr MBS
9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
:30 Magic Carpet
9:43 Sports Final
9:33 Tltui Moody MBS
10:00 Mutual Newweel
10:13 Forward March
10:30 Thanksgiving: Program
10.33 Night Owl Newa
11:00 Night Owl Bequest Tim
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6-03 Sunrise Serenade
6 30 Slim Bryant and hit Wildcat
6:43 Musical Farm Reporter
7:00 Frank Hemingway Ntwi MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:30 Today's Best Buys
7:43 Breakfast Newa DLBS
7:53 First Edition Local Kewt
8 00 Cecil Brown MBS
6:13 Musie by Both
8 30 Breakfast Gang MBS
6:43 Notes from the, Sceoper
9 00 Club 1130
9:15 Marian from Miltera
9:30 Freddy Martin Show
9:45 Music of Manhattan
10 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS
1015 Tello Test MBS
10:30 A Visit to LaPotnte'i
10:45 The Answer Man MBS
U 00 Ladies Fatr MBS
11:33 News MBS
11:J0 Queen for a Day MBS
13:00 Name Bands
12:13 Noonday News
12:30 Best on Record
12:43 Farm and Market Report
12:30 Klamath Notes
12:33 A Visit to Currln'l
1 00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS
1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS
2 00 Two at 3
2 30 Sun River Dav
3:05 News DLBS
3:15 Rlckys Request Tim
3:45 Paula Stone Show MBS
4 00 Coffee with Katie
4:13 Frank Hemingway Kewt MBS
4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS
4:43 Sam Hayes News MBS
00 Sergeant Predion MBS
130 Sky King MBS ,
5 33 Cecil Brown Nwi MBS
6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:13 Klamath Theatre Quia Tim
6:30 Around Town News
6:40 Something to Think About
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33 Bill Henry MBS
7 00 John Sebastian Show
7 IS 1 Love A Mjsleiy MBS
7:30 Dr. Klldare
6 00 Freedom, U S A.
a 30 Guest Star Time
43 Heidelberg Harmonatros
00 Newspaper of the Air MBS
15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
0 Wrestling
33 Titus Moodv Speaks MBS
10 00 Mutual Newareel MBS
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7.03 In Your Neighborhood
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7:13 Top O' Tht Morning
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7 43 Farm Markets
00 Bulletin Board
6:13 Hollywood Serenade rs
30 News - Mid Morning
35 Band Music
43 Harmony Shop
9 00 Music With Your Meala
915 American Folk Music
9 30 soth Century Serenade
10.00 News
10:03 SporU
10:13 Club Meeting
10:30 Concert Time
10:43 Fiesta Time
11:00 Western News In Brief
11:03 UP Commentary
11:10 Names in the New
11:13 This Rhythmic Agt
11:30 Musical Roundup
11:35 Eddie Lamar
13:00 SporU Page
13:03 Lake County News
12:10 Modoc County News
12:13 World News Roundup
13:30 Farmers Exchange Market
12:43 Parade of Hits
12:35 Under the Capitol Dome
J O0 Lake County Agent
1:15 Pastoral Call
1:30 Organ Moods
1:45 Melody Club
3X0 News
2:03 Listener' Choice,
3.00 News-Sports
3:10 According to tht Record
3:13 Jan Garber
3:30 Meet the Band
3:45 King Col Trio
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IT'S A RUGGED WORLD even with Santa on the way when a
Donnie, ona year old ion of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hughoy, 123
ber Carl Murphy cuts and clips.
H'vvood Siars
SHU Up To
Bv ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD INEA) Exclu
sively Yours; pat Knight. Cor
nell Wilde's ex, got a glass of
champagne splashed In her fnce
by an aclor at Denue Parcel's big
Hollywood party. And Steve Coch
ran amused the guests by taking
off his trousers and dancing
around the room. Ah, wholesome,
folksy Hollywoodl . . . The grape
vine's going crazy with the rumor
that Leslie Caron and George Hor
me are expecting the stork. Leslie
denied the same buz mouths ago.
but can she now? . , , Angela
Greene underwent major surgery.
swearin her family to secrecy.
She's recuperating at home . . .
Mario Lanza, in case anyone cares,
is back on his reducing diet. The
fight with MGM went right to
Mario's too, too solid, flesh.
Marilyn Maxwell's wide-eyed
over the name confusion with
Marilyn Monroe.
Reauy." uie Maxwell Aiaruyn
told me, "I can't understand It.
I'm the one who wears clothes."
A powerful film producer Is
about to expose a brand new list
ot Communists in Hollywood
based on Information gathered for
him after a secret six-month
probe.
Two more "live" TV atars are
switching to celluloid. Dean Mar
tin and Jerry Lewis will be
financed by NBC-TV In a aeries of
30-mlnute telefilm to debut in the
fall of 'S3.
Allied Artists climaxed the film
ing of "Flat Top" by chartering
a Santa Fe train for a press-star
Junket to San Diego for the. world
premiere aboard the aircraft car
rier U. S. s. Princeton, Just re
turned from Korea.
For once the nictur turned out
to be as good as the Junket. Star
ring Sterling Hayden and Richard
Carlson, It tells the story of a red
hot, aircraft carrier fighter squad
ron in the Pacific and is highlight
ed by the boM sea and air combat
films I've ever seen. The festivities
in Ban Diego Included a luncheon
at the Coronado Hotel, dinner at
the officers' club at the naval
base and a sea-rescue demonstra
tion by a Navy helicopter crew.
Comic Jan Murray, at the Hotel
Sahara, says he finally discovered
why they can't get TV In Las
vegas. ine picture keeps lading.
Parley Granger, forbidden private
publicity by srfm Goldwyn, now
has his own press agent . . .A re
make ox "Street scene" is on Pro
ducer Lester Cowan's schedule . . .
Vera Ellen's drastic weight loss
hss her pals worried . , . The
Dorothy McOuire John Swope
bambino is due next Mav . . . Fox
has decided to keep the title of Its
June Haver-Dan Dailey co-starrer.
The O rl Next Door." In SDite of
the kicking around the movie in
dustry has received. for exploiting
its glamor stars as girl-next-door
types. June, the studio Insists, is
a glamorous girl next door.
Ted Mostman. the tunesmlth
who writes popular songs based
on the works of old masters and
admits It Is back in the musical
ftpotllght via Eddie Fisher's hit
recording of "Full Moon and
Empty Arms," based on the third
movement of Rachmaninoff! Pi
ano Concerto,
Five years ago Mossmen Jarred
Tin Pan Alley like an earthquake
'Pushbutton
School Arrives
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. 1 Push
button learning has come to the
University of Tennessee with ex
perimental use of a meter to mea
sure lecture reception In the Col
lege of Engineering.
It works like this:
When a student falls to get a
point in the professor'a lecture, he
pushes a button that works an
electronic device.
A meter on the professor's desk
shows him how many students are
not understanding him. If me num
ber Is large, he can back up and
try again.
IIVAMATM Mil.
AMERICAN CHINESE ,
Faodi at their haul
th. (46 Far Oro'tra Ts Taka Out
Unchanged;
Homey Tricks
when he came right out and gave
credit to Chopin's Polonaise tor
the melody of his No. 1 hit parader,
"Till the End of Time." Stealing
from the classics wasn't new on
Tin Pan Alley, but a songwriter
admitting it was a coast to
coast eyebrow-lifter, '
Now tinkling the piano keys In
the plush Garoen Room of the
Palm Springs Bilimore Hotel,
Mobsman, an ASCAP member
since 1EM3 who has written scores
of original hits, told me:
"I don't consider myself a musi
cal thief. I adapt classical themes
into popular hits. And believes me,
there's a lot of work to it more
than people realize."
Public reaction to such other
Mossman adaptions a "Time
Stand Still.' from Wagner's "Lle
bestod." and "Don't You Ever Let
Me Go," based on Tschalkowsky's
"Romance In E Flat"?
"I played In Las Vegas for
a year and a half. People there
didn't recognize the melodies and
thought I was a genius. They'd
never heard of Chopin or Wagner
or Tschaikowsky. The long hairs
call me a 'robber' until I con
vince them there'a a lot of work
in adapting a classical theme into
popular, singaoi nit. Then
they're on my aide."
Biggest hassle of the month oc
curred on the "Racket Squad'' set
at Hal Roach studios. Director
James Flood ordered an MOM
writer-director off the set because
he was coaching his actress-wife
in her scenes.. Riot squad? ,
Singer Vic Damone checks out
of the Army in January to resume
nis career at MOM . . . Sally
Halop's nixing all "bad boy" mov
ie roles to escape the "Dead End"
kid' stigma. He's now 33 . . . Sally
rorresi os renearsing a night club
and theater act with six male
dancers. Hermes Pan Is staging
the offering.
Producer Edmund Oralnter.
about the future of Hollywood:
"Were going to have fewer
movie theaters, but the movie
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T X ,L."V Mlf" ' JUDY GETS THE KEY : "
feller loiei all hit baby curli.
I Adams, wails woefully at bar,
business will be healthier than
ever before, we n make fine pic
tures and they'll play for three
months or longer In one theater.
Hollywood will be making 75 per
rent of all TV entertainment, too.
The other li per cent will be live
on-the-spot rriwrtlng, like sports
events."
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THANKSGIVING DAY
WORLD,
fjs. Thanksgiving TJA
SfjL'l W, t&WK TO XK. GFMr 'aiW
Senator Turns
Al.TURAS Stale Senator
J. tbuichi, Powers, Kaglevllle,
Calif., president pro-lent ol the Cal
iliiinla Stale (Jennie la a huge auo
cesa In a new roll as a diso Jnckry
mi Allium radio station KONO,
Powers acted as disc Jockey on
11 S-liuur request premium Sunday
iillrrnoan which netted I2.SS5 lo a
lund In )Uichai.e an Iron lung for
the Modoo Medical Center In Al
lurriti, The mountain county has been
.itiiciten In Ilia paat month wllh
inoie than 33 cases of polio. Most
( the ensea have been treated at
Wnsline County Hospital In Reno.
The Reno hoaullal haa had to use
16 lion lunus, borrowing Ihem
nom as far away as Denver and
Salt Lake City.
The drive drive for funds fnr
the Iron lung and physio therapy
eiliiipiueni, scnrnuiea 10 enu
Tluutksgtvlnif Eve had bogged
down Sniuriiriv when KCNO'a Mur.
Philip N. Good and Pres. Mike
Dow offered KONO'a fnflllltles for
tho request program. Powers re
turning from Sacramento to his
Knglrvlllo ranch, slopped In and
look over Ihe Job of regular Disc
Jockey Dick l!olt for the request
session.
llriween J:30 and 4 p.m. Sunday
1 In- lu top tunes of the week were
played for contributors of 1100
Tliest coniribulora Were Ihe Manx
lintel, ami Kranclaro, and Everson
Motors. Eugene. Ore. Long dis
tance requests came from as far
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STOCKHOLM. Sweden 11 Dr.
Svrn Anders Hrdin. one of the
world's ' greatest authorities on
Central Asl and an explorer tor
more than 60 years, died at Ills
home here today. He was 61,
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