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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. DKCKMIWR 1. 1093 ! VI- KFlrW t (Radio oja 1451 Kc. rsT :' WondJiy ETenhif D t,; OOTodij'i Sports Hifhiifhlt 6 II Homt Town Newi aft World Nw Nummary 11:111 Tin ArU Quartet ABC 7:00 Th Ln Rnrf ABC 7:23 r !! Blotter ABC T .10 Lux Radio Thtator CBI It 30 Arthur Godfiey CBS 9-00 8uipnH CBS :30 Prtvltw of Tomorrow 9:43 Armchair Adventure CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 1013 Sam i Other Shaw ' 10:. JO mil l Bndtand 11:00 Sicn Off Jjewt Summary 11:03 Sun Off XFLW 1450 Ko. TST Tuesday, Dec. S a m. Newt 0:03 Burky Bate li Hit Boyt : Early Birds . 6:34 Five Minulee wlh an Opeit Bible T:00 Newt, fireakfaH Edition T;1S Chatlle'a Roundup , T:30 Bob Carrel ABC . 7:40 Bettv Crocker ABC 7:45 Babbltt'i Second Cup of Coffee liud una 9:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Helen Trent CBS 9:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Chrt Huntley ABC 10:13 Younf Dr. Ma lone CBS , . 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 Whlsperinc Street ABC' 11:13 Stop it Shop 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 Adair' Musical Fair 12:00 Noon Edition Newt 12:13 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 House Party CBS 12:43 Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC 1:13 Carl Smith CBS 1:20 It Happens Every Day CBS 1:23 Music 1:30 Standard School Bdcst ' 1:00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:03 Baln Briefs 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Better Living 3:45 Arthur Goatrey CBS 3 00 Ted MaJonc ABC 3:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal ftnney ABC 3:35 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Radio Auction Time 4:13 The Ti-ie Show CBS 4:30 Mr. Information CBS 4:40 Women'a Newsdesk CBS 4:45 When a Girl Manic ABC 8:00 Spin with Wynne 5:30 Edward Murrow CBS 5:43 B B TV . 6 00 Today's Sports HifrdiihU 6:13 Hometown Newt 6:23 World New Summary 6 30 My Friend Irma CBS ' 7:00 Bedtime Stories 7:30 Life with Lutgi CBS 8 00 Build the Buln 00 LoueUa Parson CBS 9:03 Dor i Day Show CBS 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North CBS 10:00 10 p,m. Headline 10:13 Stewart Craig ABC LAST 3 DAYS:; Ht5rfct pmiouis) rU.8 CAJKTOOM . NEWS . A'j)uiC!PP Las t ENDS TONITB . J 4 'mW a, -N. ttTUEUAY 19 WEPIEU "Itukt TWO to got ' married I MKtt to elope!"i says , CUFTON WEBB CLIFTON f I XT ' r. Mi-an Bill's Bandstand 11:00 Sign Oft New Summary 11.03 Sign Qit 0 KFJI 1150 Ke. PST ' ' Monday Evfiilng Dec 1 00 Gabriel Htitler MBS 1ft Klamath Theater Wuig :30 Around Town New 40 Something to Think About :43 Sam Haet, Newt UBS A3 Bill Henry MBS 7.00 1 Wa a Communist lor IB! 7.30 Hardy Family 00 Let Geotge Oo It MBS 8.30 Klamath Spurts Album IMS Singing American 9.-00 Newfeiuper of the Air DLBS -9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS .10 Music 45 Sporu Final 9.13 Titus Moody MBS 10 (H) Mutual Newsrerl MBS 1015 Look to the Skies 10. .TO Reporters Roundup MBS 10 53 Night Owl New 1100 Night Owl Club 12 00 Sign Off KFJI 1160 Kc. PST Tuesday, Dec. t :00 Sunrise Serenade 6.45 Musical Farm heporler 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buy 7.4 aam Hayes Bkfst. New MBS 7:33 First Edition Local News 00 Cecil Brown MBS 813 Music by Roth 8.30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8 45 Note from the Scooper 9 00 Club 1150 9:15 Frank) I J In Show 9 30 Freddy Martin Show 9:45 Music Of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Atr KBS 10 13 Tello Test MBS 10 30 LaPolntcs 10:43 Answer Man MBS 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Qucn for a Day MBS 12:00 Nam Band 12:15 Noon Day Newt 12:30 Dance Tunes 12:45 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Notes 12 55 Currins 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1 . Lucky V Ranch DLBS 2 00 Two at 2 3 00 Sun River Dav 3:03 News DLBS 3;15 Ricky Request Time 3:43 Paula Stone Show MBS 4 00 Coffee With Katie 4:13 Hemingway New MBS 4:30 Curt Mauey Tim MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MRS 5 00 SnU Preston MBS 3:30 Sky King MBS 3 35 Cecil Brown MBS :00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :1S Klamath Theatre Qui :30 Around Town New 6 40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Hayes 53 BUI Henry MBS 7U0 John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Love a Mystery 7:30 Affair of Peter Satem MBS 8 00 Count of Mont CrUto MBS 8:30 Guest Star i Woman! JXjh 3 DE CARLO I 100 CAMERON' J-- i v. -m . an-a :ittn SJ LAST TWO DAYS ' CARTOON and NEWS STARTS WEDNESDAY . ft Scott a. ft. to t . 1st am stsn ft it rl3it?AX AND GAY AS A LARKE" WAD ri'C !Brirr(T i4iini WORLD S GREATEST MUSICAL HIT! WEDNESDAY! DEC lOlh MATINEE and EVENING i THIATM eUll NATIONAL fl .COMPANY f si .u Cull uiaaon I ssmr..- , mag- t& 1 t "imin iiiiiiiii"i"r' Jiffiii fl. 4Orch.,t,o VI A A fi ??"e't0n - f 11 fi t m m m. aw 4S I w W IT I 43 Heldetherf Harmonairei 9 00 Newspapor of the Alt DLBS 9 13 Kul lm Lewi MBS 9 30 Magic Carpet 9 33 Titus Moody Speak . 9 43 Shirts Final 10-00 Mutual Neuire1 MBS : 10.13 Let Go To Town 10 .10 Search That Never End 10 53 Nliht Om I New 11 00 Night Owl Club 12.00 Sign Off KCNO 570 Kc. PST Atturas, California Tuesday, Dec. I ' 7 an News , 7 0.1 In Your Neighborhood 7:10 Livestock Review 7:13 Top 0' The Morning 7 ;J0 New 7.43 Farm Markets .. B OO Bulletin Board 8:13 Hollywood Srrenaderi 8 .TO New. Mid Morning 8 33 Band Music 8 43 Harmony Shop 9.00 Music With Your Meal 9.13 American Folk Music 9 30 Broadway Parade 10.00 New 10:05 Sport 10.13 Club Meetings 10 30 Concert Tim 10:43 Fiesta Time 11:00 western New tn Brief 11:03 I'P Commentary tl:l0 Names in the New 11:13 This Rhy thmic As 11:30 Musical Roundun 11:35 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sports Pag 03 Uk county New 10 Modoc County News 12:13 World News Roundup 13 30 Parade of Hits 13:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12 43 Alser Theater 13:35 M.wtery Tune t oo Lake county Afoni 1:13 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Mood 1:43 Melody Club 2 00 New 2:03 Listener s choice 3 00 New - Snorts 3:10 According to the Record 3:13 Jan Garber 3 30 Meet the Band 3:43 Off the Beam 4 00 New 4:15 School Day 4:30 Pop Preview 4 40 News 4:43 Sign Off ..jP1 v-N-J Movie Producer Returns With Film on Egypt Life GENE WOODS !i chairman of tha Klamath County Tu. berculoiii and Haalth Atioci. ation chapter this yaar. Tha chapter hat mailed out the annual TB Christmas stall Woman Dies In Grave BARKINOSIDE. Eneland Cf Mrs. Anne Bowrlnz. 66. often went to the cemetery to it beside the grave of her husband, who died two years ago. She was missing four days. Then her daughter found her at the cemetery. "She looked as If fthe were asleep." the daughter said. "It was as u she had gone there to nide from all her troubles." The mother was dead in an open grave near her husband. biie apparently had pushed a plank aside' climbed In and Dulled the plank back over her as the waned lor the end. A the Crews Start After Plane ANCHORAGE. Alaska (.fl helicopter crew surveyed slopes of snow-covered Mt. Gan nett toaay mapping; ( track for a 12-man ground party assigned to recover the bodies of 52 persona killed In the crash of a C124 Globemaster. The Air Force said the helicopter aiso win be used to fly the ground party to a ba.se camp to be set up at the 4.000-foot level. From there the trail crew will climb to the crash scene at about the 8.000 foot level on Surprise Glacier. Search officials estimated the job of recovering the bodies may take two weeks. The Globemaster : transport crashed Nov. 22 while on a flight from Mcchord Air Force Base. Wash., to Elmendorf Air Force Base here. Dr. Terris Moore. Dnlverslty of Alaska president and an Air Force officer, landed In a light ski equipped plane on the glacier Friday. i Dr. Moore aald on hl rtnm here Saturday the Globemaster was flylni at full soeed when it struck a peak near the summit of the mountain. All aboard met instant death. Mamie to Visit White House WASHINGTON Mrs. Dwlght D. Elsenhower, like any woman intending- to move Into a new home, plans today to look over the place where she and her nusoana wiu live after Jan. 30. The President-elect and his wife have a. four-year lease on the M room mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue which Is known throughout the world as the white House. The lease was given them last Nov. by American voters. It is subject to one tour-year term renewal. The White House, first occunled in 1800 by President John Adams and his wife. Is a multi-million dol. lar residence. Twenty-five years ago the District of Columbia tax assessor appraisra the house and grounds at 22 million dollars. Juit last March repairs and redecorat ing cost S3.700.0OO. The house Is presently occupied by a couple from Independence, Mo., the President and Mrs. Harry 8. iTuman. Although Mamie Eisenhower has oeen a guest at several official 1 unctions at the White House when the Eeneral was stationed In Wash ington, Mrs. Truman thought the new tenant might like to see the family quarters on the second floor where the presidential family lives Arrangements were made for the present first lady to take the future ursi laay through them today. Thus between now and mid-January Mamie can think about how sne migm want to move the furni ture aoout. custom gives the Dresl dentlal family leeway In arranging uic:r own living quarters. But Mamie would have tn en a bit slow on rhlftlng the grand minn or me Washington portraits In the East Room. Or making any changes in the state -dining room. These rooms, and others on the main and lower floors, are museum-like. Mamie Is expected to take the move in stride. A an army wife he JutsArkfeled te world on the tide of her husband s career. She moved seven times one year. She once aald she had kept house In everyuung out an Jgloo. Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (Pi An American cltlien who was born In Russia and educated In France has re turned from making the fust tng lili-laiiitua movie In EHYPl. The International character who claims thla distinction is Victor Stoloff, a genial producer-director ano man of many talents. Among these talents la his timing, wlik-li allowed htm to remove hla film from Egypt on tha eve of revolution. First, we'd belter get hla na tionality atraightoned out. "I was born In Hussla," he told me. "My father waa an artist ana therefor had little knowledge of politics. Tims it waan't unusual that he discovered himself In Mu. nlch In 1914 with a war breaking out. since he couidn t return home, he decided to see the Orient. He got as far as Egypt and stayed there." Stoloff spent hla early years In Egypt and then was shipped oil to school In Paris. He returned to Egypt and went Into the movie business. He made about two doten films, among them some distinguished documentaries. When World War II broke out, he came to the U. S. and became a Holly wood movie maker. ' He la one of those energetic men who can put together what Holly wood calls a package. That la, he collects a acript, a aourca ol money and some talent and makes a movie. Thla la how films were created in the old days, but It's no small feat now. Stoloff devised a package called "raiea of Cairo." u waa an epi sodic feature about three phases of life in Cairo, which he knows well. Somehow the package man aged to atay 'tied, and Btololt tamed permission to shoot the Urn from the Egyptian govern ment. He used' American actors plus some distinguished Egyptian sure. "After I had the plctura finished Two Survive Tacoma Crash TACOMA. Wash. W The num. ber of dead in the crash of at inbound CM near here earlv Fri day stood at 37 today, with only two survivors. The death Saturday of airman 2nd C Bobby R. Wilson, Ft. Worth. Tex., wiped out the seven-man crew of the four-englned military transport pased at oreat rails, Mont. The others died In the crash. ' 811)1 In critical condition are Cur. tlss Redd, Air Force man from Fairfax, S. C, and Joseph Iacovlt tl, 8. Bridgeport. Pa.. The lone survivors among the 2 passengers en route nome from Alaska for the holidays. The CM carried both military men and dependents. Funeral Set For Newsman CORVAXX1S Ifl Funeral ser vices were to be held Monday for Charles J. Mcintosh, former Jour nalism instructor at Orecon Rtato vonege, wno aiea here Friday. Mcintosh, before Joining the col lege staff, was co-owner of the Grant County News. He taught here i rem ikij until his retirement In uni. Toe widow survives. MADONNA PANEL sLJh 558 1 0W . UW ty iYNN moss MMB lOOOIItS ... 9eeft end lyrics bf OSCAR HAMMIISTIIN f4 mV IWucflea Directed bf tOUIIM MAMOUUAM UA V r will Vrfl V, tmttktm Hi mmmltd a JSMMB WWTT1 r MATINEE AT 3:00 P.M. $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 Tox Included 8 An exquisite panel of the Madon na and Christ Child Is to be em- uroiaerea in soft blues, rose, laven der and golden yellows. Panel measures 13 to 16 Inches and may done on sstln. silk taffeta, linen, smooth-surfaced cotton; embroi dery may be done In cotton floss, Jllk threads or In fine crewel wools. Instructions for mounting psnel and framing are given in pattern. Send 2Sc for the Madonna Panel (Pattern No. B58) transfer design, color chart, sketches of all stitches used, finishing directions, your name,, address, pattern number to Carol Curtis, Herald ind News, Box 229, Madison Square Btation, New York 10, N.Y. . . . , Patterns resdy to fill orders Im mediately. For special handling of order via first class mall incinna Logging Mishap Proves Fatal GRANTS PASS I A logging iracwr ovenurnea souw of here oaiuraay, giiling the operator, Mark Robert Bower, 35, Grant Pass. The accident occurred In the Applegate area of Northern Jack son County. NOW IS THE TIME! 8 ABOVE ZERO! Army Smiths Change Step OZARK, Ala. i.fl There are II men named Smith In Battery C of the 123th Field Artillery at Cimi nucaer. The commanding officer thought it wouia aimpiuy matters to pu. them all hi a "Smith squad." Things were fine until elose order drill the other day when one man was out ol step. "All right. Smith, set In alen." shouted Sgt. Smith, squad leader. When the dust cleared. 10 men had changed step and the guilty oiiiiwi waa aim out ol step. Iff 7iTtV77f-ffl'J - UMMuft COMIINATION -1 flO sCajJHS FLY UNITEDS MAIM LINE AIRWAY SmtakMrnd Melfilltwn Ufivt of j j i 5:50 t. M. SAN RANCIf CO 2 hrt. LOSANCtllS .44hn. NartfceeeiM' Mafnllners Ltov of , , 12:05 P. NL . . ay, hr. PORTLAND SIATTLI . , . . 4', hra. fair, fvzvrlaM HffMl e "eft Hie fart" Alrperl Terialael. Cell J 11.17 or sea m vllierliae' travel oaf. QjJnitad MR UNEO COMfAtf f Ml All ANO rou-u oo tr - ARALUM Window and Door Co. 1JTT I. Mela Ph. 42l er 2-U34 I came ClOsa Ia Ifiatnir nviti'ulMni he related, "I was ready to lly out of the country with Ihe film Just 7 hours before, Farouk was urposea. "The officials at the airport wouldn't let me leave 'Willi the mm. was airaid mat some whim of Ihe government would eoniis. caie ine wnoie picture, I tiantlcal- ly phoned all Ihe lop ofllclnls I knew. Finally alter five hours' de lay, I convinced them the picture guou ior ugypt, i nave an Idea that men In the new government nna up ine I ii id until titey knew what It was about." Stoloff anld that his film la the first Kugllsh-apenklitg film made In Egypt. But pictures in the Araoio tongue are a thriving In ausiiy, lie reported. Cairo, the Hollywood of the Arabic world, has 10 studios which produce 3a piciuies a year. "They have a nntpiitlnl attdienra of loo million people," he re marked. "Some of the matures ar good, nut loo many of them are niierneo alter Hollywood models, ncy are poor Imlutloiu." CAPSULE Review: "Road l Ball" la good fun. Bob Hope and Blng Crtwby keep the aulns flvtne at a machine-gun pace. Their aim Is not always too accurate, and there la a lack of real bellylaughs. But It makes for illverlliiu and certainly painless viewing and lis tening. As usual Dorothy Lamour provides the bait to lure Ihe two vagabonds Into their misdeeds. 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