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SATURDAY. NOVEMRKU 20, HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH EALLS. OREGON PAOB TWO i r Krtw-i45 Ke. rsT Saturday Evenlnr, Nov. 19 00 Tod.y'l Sporli HlghttfhU 6.1ft Hometown Nwi a World Nwi summary 30 Srlnr Ed II or ABC 4ft Word, of Lift 7 00 Bucky Bute. Hi. Boyt t;30 Mr. Krcn CBS tVOO Meet tht MImui CBS a .10 Gen Autry CBS uo Danclni Parly ABC S .10 Vauihn Monroe CBS 30:00 10 p m. Headline. 1019 Duncinf Priy ABC 30:30 Bill't Bndtnd 11:00 fiirn Oft .News Summary 11.03 Sign OK , KFLW 1450 Kc PST Sunday, Nov. 30 00 Salt Laic City Tabtrnarlt CBS M M Light t Ltf Hour ABC :00 Calvary Echo. .14 Negro Colltga Choir. ABC .TO Newt :.Vt Invitation to Laming CBS 30:00 Sunday Ntwt Special ABC J0;1S Brunch Time ABC 10:30 National Vepe ABC 11:00 Preibyterlan Church 12:00 Christian In Action ABC li:3Q Proudly We Hall 1:00 Old Favhlonrd Revival Hour ABC 3:00 Voice ot Prophecy ABC 2:30 Greateat Story ABC . 3 00 Hour of Decltton ABC 3:30 Holt v wood Barn Dane Jimmy v. ncty (.os 4:00 Hollywood SXotf CBS 4:30 Amoi A Andy 8 00 Two Tickets to Broadway 5 . TO CBS Newsroom CBS 6 00 Hallmark Playhouse CBS 6 30 Walter Wlnchell ABC 45 Taylor Grant ABC -T.-00 Cascading Rhythm. T:30 Tha Whtallff CBS S 00 Our Miu Brooks CBS a :M Philip Morru Piabouac CBS , 9:00 Edgar Bergen TBS 30 Jack Benny CBS , 30:00 If p.m, Headlines 10:13 Monday Morning Headline ABC 30:30 Philharmonic Symphony Orctt CBS 1140 Sign Off KFLW 145 Kc. PST ' Monday Dec. 1 ii C A M. Kcwa OS Bucky Bate tt Hi Boya 54 Fie Minutes with An Open Bibla T OO News - Breakfast AXUUon f:lft Charlie'i Roundup . 1:30 Bob Gar red ABC -40 Rsttv Crocker ABC 7:43 Babbitt's Second Cup of Coffee Club CBS. :00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 9.30 Helen Trent CBS S:4ft Our Gal Sunday CBS 10 00 Chet HunUey ABC 10:13 Young Dr. M alone CBS 30:30 My True Story ABC 30:33 Whispering Streets ABC 11:13 Stop it Shop 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 31:43 Adair's Musical Fair 12:00 Noon Edition News 13:13 Payleta Sidewalk Show 12:30 House. Party CBS 22:43 Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 The Bill Ring Show ABC 3:15 Carl Smith CBS 1:23 Music 1:30 Mary Margaret McBrid ABC J 00 Betty Crocker ABC 3:03 Basin Briefs 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Better Living 2 43 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 HO Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS - 2 30 Cal Tinner ABC 3 35 Betty Crocker ABC AMERICAN CHINESE 94$ t Haw kerf! H. UU Ft Orders To UU Ot Ben I. Li, Mgr. MEN! Here's a wonderful Christmas Gift idea! 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S3 g 00 Around Town News 13 Klamath Theater Qui! 30 Assembly of God Hour 7 00 John Sebastian Show 7:13 1 Love A Mystery MBS 7 30 Klamath Temple Hour 11 00 Musical Comedy Theater MBS 0 00 News MBS 9:13 Dance Orchestra MBS 30 Dance Orchestra MbS 9 53 Cecil Brown MBS 10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Orchestra DLBS 10:33 Night Owla News 11:00 Night Owl Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. 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PST Sunday, Nov, 30 Alt urea, CaUrorni 7.-00 News, Football Scores 7:13 Lawrence Welk Orch. 7:30 World Newt Roundup 7:43 Assembly of God, Lakeview 813 Calvary Echoes 8:30 News. Band Music 43 Variety Soiree 9:13 Ministerial Program 9 30 Church Directory 43 Music for Sunday 10.00 News. Calling All Driven Cali fornia Sportaman 10:19 Navy Band 10:30 Chape) In the Sky 11:00 Concert Hall 13:00 Sports Page 12.03 Lake County Newt 12:10 Modoc County Newt 12:13 World Ntwt Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchange Market 12:43 Parade of Hits 12:33 Under the Capitol Dome 1:00 Top Ten Tunes 1:43 Guest Star 2 00 News, the Teople Act. 2:30 Errand of Mercy. Drama 3 00 News. Football Scores 3:13 Proudly We Hall 3-43 News Roundup 400 Favorite of the Famous 4:30 Pop Hit Preview 4 40 News. 4:43 Sign Off KCNO 570 Kc. PST Monday, Dec. 1 1 Alturas, Calif om la 7 00 Newt. 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MM iL 0 III WW: Cka Joan Evans Quits Songs To Blossom in Dramatics By KRSKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Behind the Screen: Joan Evans won't be pushing Kathrvn Orayson and Jane Powell to one side as a btgh-C lark, after all. She's given up her vocal stud lea "I heard a recording of my voice and was horrified," she con fessed and will concentrate on blossoming out as a young Lana or Ava in the aramauc depart ment now that she's me briae ol auto salesman Klrby Wealherly. 'Everybody ami sees me as a child so It's not going to be easy." 18-year-old Joan aignea. All is peaceful between Joan and her parents, fllmwrllrra Dale Eunson and Katharine Albert, over her niarrlace. but ahe ahruaced her shoulders to mv question on wheth er Joan Crawford had been for given by the Eunsona for helping arrange ner mtunigm niicning 10 Weatherly. I lust doM know mat, the Joan named Evans said. Lex Barker's confessln' he's tak ing: vocal lessons. "But I've got at least aix months of atudy before I unleash a single note in public," be says. Walter Abel. In Hollywood to re sume his career, la worried about his 18-year-old son. hospitalized in New York a meningitis case . . . Pamela Mason aaya shea still working on a magaclne article based on her eyebrow-lifting ex. nose of Hollywood social cliques. Wonder If she'll add a new one- out-of-work stars? . . . Ane Ster ling, the blondp headllnemaker, picked up a baffling virus In Ko rea, where ahe entertained tne troops. She's been under observa tion at a Hollywood hospital. Richard Carlson and United Ar lists are going 'round and 'round over the title of his Independent starrer. "A-Men." etory of Uncle Sam's private eyes who are guard ing atomic bomb secrets and break Ing up foreign apy rings. Dick worried about people mistaking the film for religloua celluloid because the A-Men haven't been as well publicised as T-Men and O-Men. Margaret Whiting's Reno night club date started those divorce ru mors, which ahe says aren't true. "The only reason I'm tolng to Reno alone." ahe declares, "is to make money." "Dance teams and chorus-girl hoofers on television? Some ol them are pretty good. But It'a time the TV cameramen atarted learn ing the steps and routines loo." Famous movie dance director Nick Castle appraising video twin-kle-toelng and blaming the TV lens bovs for most of the visual errors. "They just don't know how to han dle a line of girls," Nick told me. "because It'a obvious they don't know the routines. The camera has to be In step with the dancera." Marge and Oower Champion, when they were on TV, were the only consistently good dancera, Nick opined. As for the others: "They chsnge clothes and sets but they never change their ateps." Now It's even a sexy Tarzan movie. Joyce MacKcnzie's putting new oomph Into Tarzan's mate In the latest jungle thriller, Inatead of a tree-housewife, she's a glamor babe . . The Olanta lose to the Dodgers again in "Main Street to Broadway," but Leo Durocher Is Arson Feared In Asylum Fire HUNTINGTON, W.Va. lfl State Fire Marshal C. A. Raper said Sat urday the Thanksgiving Eve fire which claimed 17 lives at Hunting ton state Hospital and one of two minor blazes at the mental lnstl tutlon Friday night "have the ear marks of arson." However, he said he wasn't "making any accusations," adding that the "altuatlon will bear watch ing " Three more victims of the fire died early Saturday. They Includ ed Miss Cleon Mltchum. 24, of Bee Tree Hollow, and Ruth Barnette. 34, of Huntington, both victims of smoke Inhalation. Mrs. Lettie Far ley, 83 of Harts, died of burns. Fourteen other women and girla died In the fire. Raper said an attendant, ques tioned by police and two arson In vestigators four hours Friday nght, had been released. The man was taken Into cuatody but not charged shortly after firemen had extinguished a blaze in the Gen- leraly Assembly building, i.., . . .. ,s 'A v4 quipping: "Tills Is the first time I've known I was going to lose a game belore It happened." Olnny Slnims' double talk about Bob Calhoun, from whom she sep arates, reconciles and aeparatrs again; "I'd rather not comment. Life Is difficult enough as It is. We find ourselves living In a gold fl.sh bowl." Stic was holding hands with Bob at the Mocambo at the time . . .Visitors to Kox'a "Nearer My Ood to Thee" set get con fused when they're told that Joan Bennett's daughter Is In the pic lure and pick out Audrey Dallon as Joan's sprig. Audrey looks more like Joan than Mellnda Markry, her daughter. Bruce Cabot and Franrhesrg da Scaffa. estranged for monhs, art burning up the long-distance wlrea. He's Involved In an oil venture in Oklahoma and haa never aeen his infant daughter. . , Sterling Hay den's zooming career takes nlm to Warner Bros, next tor "Don'1 Cry. Baby." about a paroled convict . . . Gene Kelly will use "It Waa Just One of Those Thuigs" for a dance number In "Invitation to the Dance." A big movie queen ankled Into a fur designer's salon and waa toaaed the "Something-ln-the-way-of-mlnk-for-you?'1 question. "Yea. Indeedy, dahllngs," purred the star. "My business manager." Tadty ad Smear , tiM 11:41 a at. . Mion 4S67 AnVFMTIIRR mj0IlNS0N'GEm A wav7 w ma 1 1 v a aw e- fror. M CM JjECmfICOLOM f7S ' Urtooei - Pete "ONE OF THE tftCOtedt EVER lOVg MAUff WAYNE O'HARA Q ..lasst'at.tstr"' , ;- ' ' ft nlint " U Winn - I iis.us.nns.ar r :; mm-mwM-imsum-nmm U CONTINUOUS SAT. AND FROM 12:45 Everybody Getting In Act; Hollywood Producers Cry Mr BOB THOMAH HOLLYWOOD l.n Notes and comment oil the Hollywood scant: Kveiybody wauls to get Into the an 1 , That Jimmy Dui-anltlsm hss been voiced by many a maker of a Hollywood epic. A producer will come out with his picture only to discover that soinfone Is showing a similar attraction acroas (lit street. When Walter Wanger broiiuht out "Algiers," he found some tliratera playing the original French ver sion of the atory, "Pepe It Moko." Mai-ring Jean Oabln. Tilt Rita Haywoilh version ol C'nrmrn com peted with European films of the popular classic. Walt Dlaney'a "A llvt in Wonderland" waa plagued by a competitor, filmed in France with pupeta. Now It appears that two ntw Minis, "Hans Christian Andersen" and "Julius Ceasar," will have com petitors with tht tamt aubjtot mallei. A couple of fortlgn coun terparts of the Andersen film have been reported. 'Ihe Caesar competition comes from a domtstlo aourrt. A few years ago, a young fellow named David liradlty made a SHO.000 Heroic Gl Awarded DSC WITH U. S. EIOHTH ARMY Korea i4v An American soldier who kept firing hla machine gun de spite an almost uaelipa right arm ...who used a pistol and hand grenades when hla ammunition was exhausted , and who personal ly accounted for mora than loo Red casualtiea haa been awarded the Distinguished Bervlce Cross. Tht soldier la Pfe Jamta V Cllne of Rea, Pa., marhlnt gun ner In Company M, nuili Regl ment. U. 8. 4sth Infantry Division Hie Communists launched a mortar and artillery bombardment last June l against a hill near Karhyon which was defended by company m. An exploding artil lery round overturned Clint's wea. pon and burled tht ortw. Hurriedly digging hla way out and cleaning Ins gun, Clint fired at Ihe advancing Red Infantry un til he stopped their aaaault. He turned back a second wtvt of attackera by destroying their machint gun with direct firs from his own. Cllne next wrecked a park how User being optraled In support of a third wavt of tht tnemy. The how user had fired only ant round when he found Ita rangt and killed the entire rrtw. Ht waa wounded shortly there after by an exploding grtnadt. ! though both his lets were riddled with shell fragments and hla right arm was all but Usema. Clint swung hla run around and fired continuously Into tht still advanc ing enemy troops, successfully burling them back. When hla ammunition was eg' hausted, he used a pistol and hand grenades to help drive the Reds from the V. N. position. Another grenade wound, thla cms In Hie face, finally forced hla tvacuallon lor medical trtatmtnt. Sans - SKtwti - Newa MADE!" titty 1 - -- lb FITZGERALD trim lata firi, ItrM rHti aaiwsW SUN. version ol the Shakespeare classio In Chicago. The alar was Charlton Htinlon, IIipii an unknown. It opened In New York Una week, beating the multi-alar MOM ver sion, which I understand cost more than a million, Ironln note: Bradley waa signed as a director by MUM as a result of his Caesar film. Aflor doing a couple of low-budget pictures, ha Waa dropped. , , . Reiwrla have been brewing that Dob Hope la unhappy with his old home lot, Paramount. Reusont have been rumored to be dissatis faction over 'Ha low advertising budget lor "Road lo Uall," 111 which Hope aharea the profit: t a Paiainutint a release, of two Hope piodiicera, Hob Welch and Harry Tugeud. At any rale, Hope waa complain ing ihe other day about another matter Hip fact that Martin and Lewis are making a picture about golf. "Hlng and I have been at this studio together for 18 years," llupa remarked, "Needless In ssy, both of us art well identified with llin gnmr ol golf, I'm even an oil loin I of lilt PCIA iProtCMluiial Uolfru Association). But they've never let us do a picture about golf. Now llioe Iwo Istecomers happen along and analch Ihe subject " I li "ST li 'OOa.sa. I I Skew. Mae n. riotous Sicttiwr .Ceeieiwueot from 12:30 i 'Tl H d : I -T0M0RR0W- tea CAMERON la r ' Frontier, Gal In ZeeftMcobn NIT 8IVINI fum IHISMt wtisoa uotura Saniw tosnii -and nose whams ARE HIM AG AIM fcflpasf (aW eaVwt aWatam T,'' V T i Jane A,j.: an h : aV' mm tltssi ,,V i H i
