Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1952)
PAGE TWO HERALD AM) NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I'lllDAY, DKCKMHKK B, 11)52 (Radio KFLW-HM Re. fST Friday Kveninr, Dec, S '00 Today Sports Highlight! 5 IS Hometown Nsws , 23 World Nawa Summary A :t0 Christmas (Seal Pun 6 4A SuphUticattc. Rhylhtn ABC 7 00 O ill its rights 00 Crimt Letter ABC! .10 Thti i Yotir FBI 00 Oida & Harriet B M Concert of r'avorttas (0 00 10 PM Haarilinrs t0 IS Stewart Craig ABO I0.no Bills nand.tantt iroo sign Off Mawa Summar . tl M Sign Off KHAV-USD Kc. PST Saturday, Dec $ .' 00 fl AM Newt 6 03 Burly Birds - 7:00 Newt and Breakfast Kdltlca 1 13 Charlla'i ' Roundup t .TO Nrws ABC 7:40 Top of iha Morning I) 00 No School Todav ABC fi M Spar Patrol ABC 10 00 Lady Skyhook ' 15 Seranada In Blur 10:30 C'My Hospital CRS 10 35 Galen Drake CBS 11 00 Metropolitan Opera ABC 3:43 Binn Briefs 3 00 Kddie F'-iher ABC 3:13 Gueit SUr 3 :t0 American Farmer ABC , 4 00 Spin with Wynne ; ft 00 Las Cardlnera Music 8-30 BAB TV 5:43 Stewart Cratg ABC 6:00 Today's Sports Highlights 15 Hometown News - 8:33 World News Summary 30 Science Editor ABC 6 43 Worda of Life 7:00 Bucky Bates & Hit Boya v T : Mr. Keen CBS A 00 Meet the Missus CBS 8 30 Gene Autry CBS 0 00 Vaughn Monro CBS B::W Tex Bitter 10:00 )0 PM Headlines 10:13 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off iNtws Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc, PST Friday Evening;, Dec. $. 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :1 Klamath Theater Quia , JO Around Town Nawa C:0 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayea Newa UBS 13 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 I Lav A Mystery MBS 7:30 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 7-45 Music in March Time 00 It's Basketball Time 8 OS Basketball Kt'HS vs Be-ddtng sVOO Newspaper of th Air DLB 9:15 Basketball KUHS vs Redding 9:35 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Mutual Newareel MBS IO:l5 Here's To Veterans 10:30 Banda for Bonds MBS 10:35 Night Owl News 11 00 Night Owls Club 13 00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Saturday, Dec. 6 -00 Sunrise Serenade 30 Slim Bryant 6:45 Musical Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway News MB 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS . 7 30 Today's Bast Buya '7:45 Sam Hayea MBS .7:33 First Edition Local News 00 Best on Record 15 Music br Roth - ) 6 23 New MBS 30 Breakfast Gang DLBS . 43 Music DLBS :00 Nama Bands -:13 Best on Record t:30 Top five, Tunea 8:45 Music of Manhattan 10 00 News DLBS 40:13 Music DLBS 10-10 4-H Club 10:43 Currina 10:30 Social Security 10:55 Concert 11 00 Muaic 11:15 Music 11:33 News DLBS 11:30 Your Star Time SEATS NOW ON SALE DEC .10TH woaxoicaiATUT muucalhTti 1 TMtMOMV fUnjm . I If 1 MATINEE AND EVENING I LAST 2 DAYS! '' PFAY XVjGER -.KM EVMTS II m vvsiaijawawwHejvsafT i iriDTCr77.'... .14 1UU V..,J 0mUYll -i"aau.s,rV!-3 fo. V IJ .T'l I lltllLlliMfJlSlK I I V I W WUrTrT - TIMtaa ... I W lUMa I w Ur'Pf7 CirtHa.C.n..l.uU 11:43 Fire Fiahteri 12 00 Stars for Oatens 12:13 Noondav Newa 12:23 News DI.B.S 12.10 Rirkys Request 100 Music tll.RS 1 :iS News DLBS 130 Mime on Record DLBS a n News m.Bs 5 00 Bun -River Dave 4 00 John T. Flvnn DLBS 413 Frank Hrmtnguay News 4 :t0 Music DLBS 5 00 Good News 5 M Christian Scltnca 3 43 Music 5 33 Bauknage MRS 6 00 Around Town News ' IS Klamath Theater Quia .w Aiirmoiy or uod T OO The John Sebastian Show 7:13 1 txwe A Mystery 7'10 Klamath Temple 6 00 PCC Basketball SUn ford l Oregon 8 00 PCC Basketball Sian ford Oregon 10-10 New DLBS 10 23 News DLBS 1 10 43 Hawaii Calls MBS 10:.VJ Night Owls News 11 00 Night Owls Club 11.00 Sign Off KCXO 570 Kc. rST Alturas, California Saturday. Dec. 6 7:30 Pop Miific 7 45 Farm Markets 8 00 Bulletin Board 8 13 Pee Wee Hunt 8 30 Neu-s. Band 8:43 Listening to Labor 8:00 Music With Your-Meals 8:13 Small Fry 30 Teen Age Book Parade- 9 43 Serge Pupra 10 00 New 1005 Unci Mike's Kid's Klub 10 30 Music .n th Modern Mood 11:00 News t'P Commentary 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Square Dane Tun 11 45 Tin Pan Alley 12:00 Sports Page 12 XU Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 12:40 Under the Caoitol Dnmi 12:43 Alger Theater 12:55 Mystery Tun - - - 10 Newa Western Caravan 1:15 Showtime Review . 1:45 Manna Show 8:00 News 2:03 Notre Dam Football 4 40 Newt 4.45 Sign off Local Artist Sells Work A woodcut. "Lecend." hv f.invri Baker, formerly 0( Klamath Falls, now a student at the Museum An School in Portland, was pur chased by the museum recently. Two prints by Baker are on view in the Fourth Annual Print Et. hibition at the museum until Jan. The print show opened at the Kw-ora,toP!2duN-,?8- 01 155 works sumbilted by M Oreaon artists. 80 prints by 43 artist wert chown. The juror for the show were: Hal Hanson. Portland: Frederick Heidel. Eugene: and Demetrios Jameson, Corvallls. ' KIDDIE MATINEE lomorrcw 11:30 3j aad aVee Saaeale jaa Hffli onrvv mi , 'S i matinee lil mil fpv CI ABeuc urunricAii fvninw ninusajwn i Liurty and Kalph Low t "CurUy," in t icen from th That,r Gu!ld' lantational mui. eal comady tuccest, "Oklahoma," amploying a company of 75 lingeri, actorf and choru boys and girls, plut a Symphony Orchajtra. Th muiical eomej o fha itage of h' Pelican Theater Dee. 10 for matinee and evening performances. Th curtain 'will rise at 3:15 and 8 p.m. to permit both children and parents to see this famous musical hit. 4c(or John Lund Turns From Indoor to Outdoor By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Uft Banff hnno bang I John Lund came craiiui Into frontier saloon with his olstoi shooting flame like a Roman candle. Five other characters were firing back at him and he finally slumped to the floor, a goner. Three dance hall girls carried him away. This was Lund's stlrrine death scene lor a wild western called "The Woman They Almost Kline Says No Tariff Change SEATTLE Ml The "'resident of the American Farm Bureau' said Thursday he does not believe the change In national administration is likelv to result In a new era of high tariffs. "Certainly President-elect Eisen- hmt. I. .r...n-.. 1 i 1 . 1 i1u r, i interview., "His experiences In i v.. , ui .Xl.ri " . .L .SI." "".I".... eev m Euro, deoend In l.roe part on the free interchange of goods between ourselves and the nations we are rehabilitating." Kline said the switch from Democratic to a Republican admin istration gives "an opportunity to reexamine and redirect American farm policy which we wouldn't have if the old administration had car- nea on. Kline and other Farm Bureau leaders are here as the advance guard of some 5.000 farmer re presentatives scheduled to attend me oureau s 34th annual convent ion starting Sunday. Man Buys Own Jail HAZLEHURST, Miss, of Ar- mon Whittington won't have to serve 90 days at the Copiah County penal farm alter all. He bought the place at auction. Whittington. sentenced to an davi on the farm on a charge of pos sessing liquor in bone-dry Missis sippi, appealed the conviction and sentence. Before his appeal came up the county governing board de- eiaea io sen uie iarm at auction. Whittington was the high bidder yesterday. Budget Bundles In at Men's Hand Laundry by :M a.m. are out at i.ti p.m. WEEK'S SEWING BIT yiJ4 io is In tlTie7iTVs7fo frn varil M.lneh rahrlM t. .b(i JJj J I (On fyaAd One yard 64-inch for weairirt n U... , , i p i jium mwtn ine season s smartest separates cost you! 8llm in kick pieats ior walking riippea-princess waist effect on weskit. If you wear Mlsaes' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 18, or 18, sit right down and aend for Pattern S134 in your size quick, do It nowl This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated w nrt shows you every step. Rend thiMv.fi,A ...j. ... for thi pattern add 6 cents tor each pattern if you wish lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of HemM mA h,. b.,, Dept., P.O. Box 6740.. Chl'eaen an Vr ffii' in n . . Lynched." A far cry from the iuna oi yore. When the actor arose from his death scene, he came over to com ment on this new turn in his career. "I used to be known as an In. door actor." he remarked. "Now I'm getting a reputation as an outdoor actor. I must admit that it's been quite an awakening for me. The Urst tune I ever fired a pistol was yesterday. "Now I know why all Western heroes have that same 'grim look. That's because they're flinching from the sound of gunfire." Lund has had a wide experience since leaving the elegant confines of Paramount. He has portrayed a rodeo star, a cavalry officer, a steel worker, a nlumber and currently a Confederate spy. "'' n entirely different iria, ne commented. "Before I was identified with ...r. n high comedies like 'Miss Tatlock s Millions' and 'A Foreim ill. I. The audiences who go for picture's lute those don't see the kind ot pictures I have been makuig re cently. And the fans of n,.irt,- pictures don't see the other kind. "I think that's a sad state of affairs. Apparently the studios are going to be makimr mor and mnr adventure pictures. But most of uicoe pictures nave dialomie thai oeuis nmiie io tne more demand ing movie goer. Wouldn't u be ett' 10 Pnd more money and thought on Uie script Ko it will ppeal to a broader audience?" I agreed that it would. But I pointed out what most producers feel, that if a picture has enough action and spectacle the script can tag along unheeded. (Biggest ex ample: "Quo Vadis.") That's a mistake," he remark ed. "But I think it's Just as much a mistake to concentrate on the dramatic elements and neglect the action. That was the trouble with The Cunfighter' with Gregory Peck. They worried tw. uuuv uie urama and didn t bring in the other iKtvn nr - The result was that people were disaDoolmed "I think ther ran h . k.... medium. Perhans it rnuM k. complished by combining the tal ents of two creators one who can provide the dramatic elements and "'f uun-r an expert on action. "A picture Ilk 'Htoi. mw... shows it can be done. It's the kind of Western producers have been saying for years they wanted with tht purthas of a AZTTTTIZI. I T o- 1 itmrm ll il UCLL MUI tL ft yt..., II II 1500 O.t I J r T7 S I mm mm mm mm mmmS aMm 1 Hock From S.P. Otpet VjJ5K'''SA WEEKLY RATES j M1fryJ V HARWIN'S is proud to bring you I Plenty of F,e. Forking j gfiTgjEgj " pVTtQiTD Attroctiv Rotes for wiawrHu owit i ." fmm- yT. fttiil-lriJe(13ia ly" !a -t ! , br- J OKiK v. sr-i r.a;r- ifM ivU mwy U FOWLER CLOTHES DRYER A Once-in-a-Lifetlms Offerl A famous-make clock-radio our gift to you with the purchase of an automatic Fowler Electric Clothes Dryer. - Now's the time fo get YOUR Fowler the dryer that oivei you ideal drying conditions, regard hit of weather. Outstanding for features lorge, porcelain-lined, rust-proof cylinder; single dial heat control; wide- opening-door (left or right opening)) sunshine lamp. Take advantage of Ihis special offer. Get your fowler Dryer now. See Fowler Todayl MERIT'S 'Belvedere' Comedies Pass; Clifton Webb Said Happy By KRSKINK JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD iNEAl Bixclll slvely Yours: It'a definite the ncivmvre comedies have Roue mo way ut uiouuie, Aimv itai'uy. Ma Isle and others lit th Holly, wood series cycle. And Cllllnn Webb, Rleetul over Hie rigor mortis, Is Having that "H'a much nicer for the old boy to retire while the public has happy memories of him Instead m u,.. on and on with people groaning, w... liu, Itvi MgilUI. Clltion's going dramatic In Nearer My God to Thee" at Fox Hid ausweiiiiu ilia "Will.vnu. dance - nn . the . screen?" ques tion with: I learned early In Ufa imt in ny that Ml never do this or that i once toin moss Hart I wouldn' work In Hollywood If they naid mo a minion qouais. now look me. ' Now It Clin be told Hint an tin. auunn Marilyn Monroe was in. ifiviewen oy Ken Murray three rars ao to replace Mario Wilson in "Blackouts" when the allow moved to New York. Ken eyed maruyn in a sweater and told her ooriy kid. sou r, not biir A screenwriter at U-I has been assigned to change the plot of the often postponed "Thunder On the Hill," so Uial It wont come too close to Llbby Holman'.i life story. IiLstrad of the family In the yum being tobacco millionaire thev uuh ue coat Kings, Ted Brlskln'a ulavln lit np. feet-gentleman role anri mu. ting the blame on himself for the con oi nis marriage to Joan Dixon He told me, "There cau be no re. uecuons on Joan. She's muutn, tui girl." Ted's camera business is Dooming ana nea about tn in. iruuuce a nevy stereo camera on wnicn ne personally spent 2 ears research. Dorothy shay Introduced aei Service Due Air Reserves WASHINGTON About 1.000 Air Force Reserve Officer Train. ing Corps students who will be commissioned: between next May 1 and April 30. 1954. can expect a can irom uncle Sam soon after wards. The Air Force said yesterdav th. AFROTC men. to gel their orders within four months after thev are commissioned, will all be non veterans or students not deferred for graduate study. Western Door Sells Plants PORTLAND 'jfl Western Door end Plymood Co. announced Thurs day a 1 3 million dollar sale of its plants at Mllwaukie and Creswell Ore. A newly formed co-operative. Mllwaukie Plywood and Door, Inc., Is the purchaser, said H. C. Morris president of Western Door. He said there had been a (50.000 down pay ment with the rest of the purchase to be completed In two or three months. The Creswell' plant south of Eu- gene was completed only recently. It produces veneer used in ih inanuiaciuring plant at Mllwaukie. CJftS tor "The Ram" Vnl.ki'. Pioneer Office Supply Co. ; Main. RrVifcTSVtS . S ei'nl new numbers, Including two authorised by liVr.irlf, at her glit tering opening at Ihe Sliiller llotrl. Dorothy penned "I'm Me, I Think," and "Pielude to FcuUm' " and later remarked: "I llilnk I'll continue alimlng Juat because I like 0 wiile nouns, u seems I'm the onlv ono around who will sing my sinus." Comlo Buddy lhiokett told It about a Chliiiv,n restininuit: "For M. six people can rat like they're going to the chair." Buddy's due lor a lilm debut at U-I In a Don. aid O'Connor film, Movlelownera returning fiom Paris are nil iiBon about a lawsuit that a Weilllllv bll.Vr.u -nlil l,l,nv la about to hurl nl Jacques Oer , viinger lingers new lliimr. . , , Bdi'buiu Pnylon's alx-yeni-old Jolinny is a polio victim, but It's a HkIh form of Ihe disease . . . Shelley Winters Is on a raw meat diet to correct hrr aneinlo condi tion. Sliucks, I tlioiiKbi Bhelley ale raw meat all along ... A Chicago scribe's announcement of the birili of Jo Sluifoid , bnbv has the songstress all a biu:h. Ho an nounced that the pupa was Mike Nldorf, who's Jo's manager not her husband. Paul Weston Is lliu guy handuig out the cigars. "Spear In The 8nnd," with Robert Stack pluytng the role of a man who tires his lite from youth to old age flash before him will be Arch Oboler's follow-up to his Natural Vision Three-Dinien-slon sensation. "Uwana Devil." Obolcr exnecta every sturii,. in town to be deep in "depthiea" by that time, however, and reveals , thai "the process was offered to and turned down bv everv n.,i., studio bclore I inado 'Devil.1 Only i exnibltors seemed to believe m n ! They're much farther ahead In their thinking If what motion ni, . tures should be than producers. Maybe It's because thev liva from the circling effect of Holly. I wood and Uie Santa Monica moun-1 tains." ! Jackie Laugherv. whn hist mar. i rled singer Ouy Mitchell, will be Virginia Field's handmaiden in v.-a i-ruice oi uugdad. ' Robert Rynn's t,til blushing. He kT il ""'"" uanaiiead In .,ork "na waa greeted with uaming. vou look n mm.nh. Lets eel into the rln with ..,. is-uunce giovcs immediately!" Eyebrow-ralsing line from the Since IKE Is In--- . (Mr. Businessman) YOU MAY LOSE MONEY!! TL... I. , .. . . n.wm prormie tnet at will tut Hit bueftt y lortrtl billions. this MAY COST YOU MONEY!! With a tmalltr budget, taitt will row CHAftGl OFFS ill be Itu valutblt n.n rtor! 'noi How pmi acctuntt all royr kooki THIS YiAR 1 95 J whtn rog will be allewte e CRUTIR deduction Irom rou Incomtll Thtre It e etfinltt nttd For Collet. Hon SpKlaliitt, utt as thtre It lor other Sptcltlitti!! CHOOSE ..cAirirs COLUCTION ACINCY-fh. alJl lovely watch In thecolor i - ' I ! of natural gold with match- I """' f, 9 xponslon '-., I StntSl! " - "jL 'HI JEWELRY STORE J-e-r--"- . OF OUTSTANDING VALUES I W LWIlMS ! script of "Oentlemen Prefer Bloude.i" comes when a man watching June Htlasell and Mari lyn Monrtiv board a bnat aays: "Hoinelhliig about Hiem tells me Hint they can't sink." Hollywood tasting directors arc doing tloiible-tnkes an they read ANNUAL CILlEaA. W uiually hav this vtnt iftr Chrlitmai, bur wt'r to packd with Holiday good, that w hav to do It nowl So . . . right now, blor th fstlv season, you can stock up on our usual high grid, advance tyl pprl ... it rally drastic reduc tions. Com In now, whll selections ar compl!. - 1 Dresses Reg. 17.95 Dreiias In caiual ar dtfiiy itylti, damaillc ana Impotltd lobtlci. Quality mattflali In tht Until irrllni. Jliaj 10 Io 20. t Il oil. Coats Reg. 39.50 CHICKS, SOLIDS, TWltOS ur In all wanted Itylti ana colett. most monufocrurtri, ant at a fraction tl thtlr rormtr pricn . . . !i to !i all. SUITS Rg. 45 to 98.50 A (roup ol lino suits In worittdt and twttdl. 'on ttitt owl at tool io.ir.ti. e'le ... MILLINERY Our anllrt stock ol Foil Hots. but ther ere beautiful la toe eey.et...), o... Sweaters Reg. 5.95 to 17.95 Cerdigon and ilia-on twteltrt . . . novelty and plain, flat eutlitr hut artktn liia), A ti't-awo, at li off Vi OFF . ALL SALES FINAL NO APPROVALS NO C.O.D. f) jub-lmntiiif ltUers r - 1 ' ' on ('.....III II. a.atai f"lalt ... land-In In flainna tlurlnii in,,. ol "Holurit to J'araiiise." Bea water In Iha Irnplci ! r,, salt than that 111 cold regions. RANCE 1 tw I to 85.00 to 110.00 aniltt il.k i Iha tart. All ot )i 4 OFF TO i 2 off . - Reg. $12.95 to 25 Not mony I. ft end a Skirts' Reg. 10.95 to 19.75 A smoll froup at kttttr ikltN. Onl ant at a ,lt end net ell lists. Htrt th.r io et !i eft. Vi OFF :4 719 MAIN 1 ai at I ""2 WT ' . 1 1 HuMaaaaAai III. Print. vnu n. 609 South 6th one; alte, atyl number. Phexe 2.J429 , t . M
