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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1952)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. PKCKMHKH ft, HIS2 PAGE TWO (Radio oq vrrir-iaA it-PST TurMliy Kvrninc. )rc. 9 0 no Today's SporU Highlight a IS Hometown Newa 23 World New Summary 6 30 My rrlcnd Irme, CBS 7.(10 hrdtlm lories 7 .W I tft with Mntl CBS ft mi Ruild lh Ban t 00 laouella Farton CBS OS Uorts Dav Show CBS 30 Mr Mr. North CBS 10 on 10 P M. Hradiine lt t. Sir Ml Cret ABC JO w Rill's Randtand 11 no Sun orr Nswa Summary 11. ui Skq 0(( KFLW- MM . PST dnrdr, Dec. IS 00 am. News U Alarm Clock Club 6 Early Bird . , 6.M Five Minu.es nit an Opea Bible 7 00 News Break f at. t SdUIOit 7-1.1 Charlies KoumJup 7 TO Bob Carred ABU 7 0 Betty Crocker ABC 7 45 Harrr Babbitt Second Cup el Coffee Club CBS P 00 Brrakfatt Club ABC pno Hank Henry Show 0 TO Helen Trent CBS 0:43 Our Gal Sun da v CBS 10:.to Chet Huntlev ABC 10 IS Young Dr. Mi )on CBS 30 30 My True Story ABC 10:35 Whispering Street ABC 11:1.1 Stop & Shop 11 30 Nora Drake CBS 11 45 Adam Musical Fair 12:(X Noon Edition New 12 13 Pa) lew Sidewalk Show 12 50 House Party CBS 32:45 Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 The Bill fUrur Snow ABC 1.15 Carl Smith CBS 1 20 It Happens Every Day CBS 1 25 Music .10 Mary Margaret McBnd ABC 3 no Belty Crocker ABC 1 05 Baaln Briefs IB R EAT INDIAN WARS ...The Territory. raw mtm-muimi 4 CMM Omt " KOW SHOWING Sill ifoj4Sr ' i ' Milium .m MARA IYNN fete; Gerald MOHR Rjto MORENO NOW! KoyI Mounrie! l fit , ! T,li 4 ... ifjZZX How I I ' Kill 9 15 Arthur Godfrey CBS I M Better Uvmg a 43 Arthur Godfre CBS 3 00 Ted Mai one ABC 3 IS Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 10 Cal Tinney ABC 3 VI Belty Crocker ABC 4 00 Bounrlni with Baiahtye, 4 15 The Tide Show CBS 4 TO Aunt Jemima CBS 4 40 Women's Kewsdesk CBS 4 45 W hen a Girl Marries ABC SOU Spin with Wynne .1 TO Edward Murrow CBS 5 45 Leo's Photo School 00 Today's Sports Highlights 0 15 Home Town News 25 W'or'd News Summary TO What's My bine CBS 7 00 The Loo Ranger ABC 7 23 Police Blotter ABC 7 TO Mvttery Theatre ABC 00 Meet Cnrltu Archer ABC g TO Mr Pre-ident ABC too MM in Peace and War CBS 0 TO Club 15 CBS 0 43 Aimchair Adventures CBS 10 00 10 p.m. Headlines 10 13 Sam's Other Show 10 TO Bill s Bandttand 11 00 Sun Off News Summary 11. OS Sign Off RFJI 1151 Kc PST Tuesday Evening;. Dec. 9 0 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0 IS Klamath Theater Qua 0.30 Around Town News g 40 Something to Think About 6 45 Sam Haes DUBS 0 51 BUI Henry MBS 7.00 John Sebastian Show 713 I Love A Mystery MBS 7 30 Affairs of Peter Salem MBS 8 00 Count of Mont Cmto DLBS 8 30 Klamath Sport Album 8 45 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 13 Fulton Lewis MBS 0 TO Mafic Carpet 0 43 Sports Final 9 53 Titus Mooay MBS 10 00 Mutual Kewsreel MBS 10:13 Let s Co To Town 10:30 Search That Never End UBS 10:55 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owl Club 12.00 Sura Off KFJI Kc PST Wednesday, Dec, It 0 00 Sunrise News 6 05 Sunrise Serenade 0 30 Hank Snow 6 45 Musical Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:19 Breakfast Gng MBS 7 30 Best Bin s 7:43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:35 First Edition Local News 00 Cecil Brown MBS B:13 Tex Beneke Show S:TO Breakfast Gang MBS 0 43 Club 1130 8D0 Notes from the Srooper 13 Sons of the Pioneers TO Date in Hollywood 0 45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:15 Tetlo Test DLBS 10 M The Answer Man DLBS 10.45 A Visit to La Points a 11 00 Ladies Fstr MBS 1123 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 1215 Noonday News 12:30 Best on Record 12:43 Farm and Market Reports 12 50 Klamath Notes 12:53 Curnn's 1 00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 Lucky V Ranch MBS 2 00 Two at 3-00 i 2 30 Sun River Dave 3 03 News DLBS 3 15 Rickyi Request 3 45 Paula Stone Shew MBS 4 00 Coffee with Katie 4:13 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Maasey Time) MBS 4 40 Sam HayesNews MBS 5 00 Songs of the B-Bar B 5:30 Wild Bill Hick ok MBS 3 55 Cecil Brown MBS 10 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 010 Klaautb Theater Quig 0 30 Around Town News 0:40 Something To Th'ak Abews 6 43 Sam Hayes DLBS 0 50 BiU Henry MBS 7 00 The John Sebastian Show 7 13 I Love a Mystery MBS 7 TO Cisco Kid DLBS g oo What's the Name a See IC 8 TO Guet Star 8 43 Lady Hamilton Show 0 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0 IS Fuhon Lewis Jr. MBS STO Wrestling TO Titus Moody MBS lfOO Mutual Newsreel 10:15 Forward March 10 TO Adventure of Matthew Bell 10 55 Night Owls News 11 TO Night Owls Club ii Sum off KCNO 57 Kc FST Alt oral, California Wednesday, Dec. It 7 TO News 7 45 Farm Markets 0 00 Bulletin Board 0 15 Hollywood Serena ders 8 30 News-Mid Morning S.33 Band Must? 0:45 Harmony Shop 0 00 Music With Tour Meal 0 15 American Folk Music 0 30 Morning Melodies 10:00 New 10 OS Sports 10 13 Club MeeUngs IO TO Concert Time 10 5 Fiesta Time 11 "00 Western Newt tn Bnel 1105 UP Commentary 11 10 Names In the Newt 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Round-up 11:55 Eddie Lamar 13"O0 Sports Page 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Parade) of Hits 12 40 L nder the Capitol Dome 12 45 Alger Theatre 12:55 Mystery Tunc 1:00 Modoc Farm Advisor 1:15 Pastoral Call 1 -TO Organ Moods 1 46 Melody Club S 00 News 3 OS Listener's Choice 3 00 News-Sports 310 According to the Record 3:15 Jan Garbcr 3 TO Meet the Band 3 4j5 Songs by Peggy Lea 4 00 News 4 IS Blue Note Music Hail 4 JO Pop Preview 4 40 News 4.40 Sign Off Man May Lose Citizenship WASHINGTON I Attorney - General McOranery Tuesday or- dered proceedings to utrip Amert ' can citizenship from Albert Anas tasia, described by the Justice De partment as a new York water front racketeer. Anastasia, a native of Italy, Is currently a leading figure in the Mew York State Crime Commis sion's investigation of alleged gangsterism in the world's largest dock area. The Justice Department said It had allegations in Its tiles that Anastasia. 60, living at Fort Lee, N. J., was one-time "lord blgh executioner of Murder, Inc." The denaturalization proceed ings, a first step looking toward deportation from the United States, will be filed In the federal district court at Newark, N. J., probably late Tuesdav. It will allege that Anastasia failed to disclose various aliases and criminal record In obtaining his certificate for entry Into this country. McOranery said Anastasia de nied having such a record, al though he had been convicted of murder and had been sent to the death house In Sing Sing, prior to a reversal of the conviction on ap peal In 1021. Hla exclusion Is being; sought In connection with the attorney gen eral's program for ridding the country of some 100 underworld figures described by McOranery as "undesirables." Budget Bundles in at Men's Hand Laundry by t:M a.m. are out al 1:45 p.m. 1 l-v AUTOMOBILE LANDS. Frank Hagan of Portland, M.., escaptd with concussion and a broken shouldor bona when his car overturned several times before smashing into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Garton. Mrs. Garton said the accident was the ninth automobile to crash in the yard in three years. Administration Tries To Maintain WSB Activities WASHINGTON I Admlnistre Uon ollicials attempted to pump new life todav into the floundering Wage Stabilization Board, pledging that wage curbs will be kept with or without a board. Mobiluation Director Henry Fowler and Economic stabillier Roger L. Putnam said last night they were hopelul 01 persuading a new set of Industry members to take seats on the WSB with public and labor members. The industry members quit as a group last week end. thereby pre venting the WSB from operating. Bus Driver Has Innings CHICAGO If) W. E. Jackson. 30. a Chicago Transit Authority streetcar motorman for four months, got his long awaited chance to drive a CTA bus Mon day. His tcur of duty as a bus pilot was hectic, speedy and brief. He was in the loop at the height cf the evening rush. Traffic was snarled. Package-laden Christmas shoppers Jam-packed his Archer Avenue bus before he slammed the doors and took off for the 10 mile express trip to the southeast side. He didn't make a single stop to take on or let off a passenger. He drove his howling passengers all the way to the bus barn at Rockwell Street. Jumped from the bus and walked Into the superin tendent s onice. "I'm through." Jackson said as be threw his identification badge onto a desk. "I spebt 10 years in the Army but I can't take this." A relief driver was summoned to take some So distraught passengers to their proper destination. A CTA spokesman said Jackson bad quit. "He can t do that." the spokes man said. "We'll fire him." Stort Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 PERFUMES, itreet Oq 0ver l ? .o M ";v!i.Jp :".h m 7'- V-V: : & 1 . .. nrntn.t point! President Truman s reversal of the board ruling on a pay raise. lor coai miners. The WSB had held only $1 SO of a 11.90 daily pay raise negotiated for John L. Lewis' soil coal miners a allowable without upsetting inliation controls. Truman over- .nlul tv.. U'co rikmn allnu-tnff the lull amount. The WSB"s seven industry members thereupon walked out and accused Truman of "political expediency." Fowler and Putnam said In a joint statement last night they are trying to get Industry to assign new members to the crippled WSB. They said prospects for this looked good. But they added that, In any event, wage controls will not be abandoned. The alternative seemed to be that Putnam or somebody else in the Truman 'administration would take over the WSB's duties and decide what pay Increases could be allowed. This might not sit too well with organized labor, however, it has always insisted on having a voice In anv pay controls. Charles v. jiuiingsworin, newiy named WSB chairman, said Indus- tn. -v. a.T. Kr nl I Ha WRR'S Boston regional board are reconsidering tneir resignations, ne saia inuuiry men on the Kansas City and Atlan ta regional boards have given as- tnraiuv thv m-nnt mill did those on the Boston and Chicago regional ooaras. "This is not a mass exodus as it first seemed." Putnam observed. b&y.' See the pretty ubbles woftinq inside our store all this weekl We're literally effervescing in a froqrant fizz of BLACK SATIN , . world-famous perfume v Anqelique shimmerinq, opulenf mood. Look for BLACK SATIN ot our perfume coun ter. Choose it for qifls , . ond for your very own! rfM, s: so k Celaeu, 1175 .S't CstofM, II Sift Mm, 12 II John Wayne HOLLYWOOD 'NKAl Behind the Screen: Hollywood's lug-ol-war over Imogene Coca and Sid Caesar for a ro-trrliig, big-screen movie In lf.V) now has John Wavne and his ro-protturer Bob Fellows claiming they'll noon have Hie TV stars' names on a conli.icl with their Independent company. "As lar as boih side m con cerned, -it's a deal." Wayne de clared. "But Ihrie art still llnal delails to be spilled." Wavne has called II a day wlln his home studio. Republic, and will do six pictures al Warncra atlpr lie completes his current "Trouble Along The Way." But he lias shelved has ambitions to direct and will stick to acting and producing. June Allvson goes sexy for the fllst lime in MOM'S "Remains To Be Seen" and Is saying that It remains to be seen whether movie- DEPA Studies Power Cuts PORTLAND Members of the Deletu-e Electric Power Ad ministration's Advisory Committee conferred here Tuetiday on the pos sibility of additional cutbacks in use of Pacllic Northwest power. Recent rains were not general or heavy enough to relieve the acute shortage, committee chairman J. Frank Ward reported after a meet Uig at Tacoma Monday. Northwest public and private power officials discussed the short age and means of relieving It in a conference telephone call with DEPA committee members at the meeting. Ward said consideration of the possibility of further mandatory curtailments was put over until the Portland conference. A 10 per cent poer cut went into ellect Nov, 10 for large power users. Inauguration To Be Nationwide WASHINGTON tft The three dav partv celebrating President elect Elsenhower's inauguration "will be a national party." says dancer George Murphy, who will direct the entertainment. Murphy, appointed yesterday, said most of the Jan. 1S-20 pro ceedings will be carried by radio and television. Some programs, he said, msv be sold to spoiuors to cut expenses which the Inaugural Committee estimates may on one million dollars. Murphy said highlights will In clude a concert by the National Symphony Orchestra Jan. 18. a "real variety show, not a vaude ville show" Jan. It and an Invita-llon-only ball after the Inaugura tion Jan. 20. Still time for NEW SITTING for Christmas Delivery ; miLUR BRUIT1BRUGH STUDIO Miller's Downstairi Llacl; sail in froqronce in the modern si o H 50 00 JO 4 ft 15 Claims Luck In guns will nl and for (lie switch Hum the wholrMiine-glrl type. "I JuM don't know," she walled. "Let's face It I'm not Marilyn Monroe. I hope people like It. You never know. 1 can always say I tried." June tan a hand through her pline-irnpMl hnlr ami howled: "They gave me a boviah hair, cut lo make nip sexy. InMead f the gill next door, tin now the boy next door." Arch Obolcr's ads or his lliree rilmeiinioti "Uwana Devil" are screaming: "A lion In your lap and a lover In your arms!" If Ihings get dull. I presume, your hands will be free lo pass the pop corn. Take It from Marilyn Monroe, she and Joe DIMagglo are not inches awav from the altar. In DiAi sleepy, carc.vilng voice, Marilyn spiked the rumor with: "I don't have any plans to get married. Sometimes things can't happen oyeiniglil. no mallrr how wonderful It would be. But 1 doll t believe marriage would Hurl my career." And also, take It from Marilyn, she and Jan Russell haven't feud ed for even a second as the co Mars of "Oeutlemen Prefer Blondes." "I was plrasantly surprised." she reported, "to find that Jane Is a wonderful person. She doeMi'l look down at me and act standoffish like some women. Hsrold Lloyd's old studio in west Los Angeles Is being rased. A big Mormon temple will rise on the Sailor Admits Torture Killing MIAMI. Fla. The Marine Corps Air Bae reported Tuesday a sailor had confessed the torture slaying of a woman, still unidenti fied, whose nude body was found Sunday at a lonely spot north of Miami. The provost marshal's office lift ed the sailor as Wilbur J. Whalte. 30, of Coupevllle. Wash Whalte was arrested Nov. 1 on a charge of hitting a Miami Beach woman with a brick. He was at liberty on J.0OO- bond In that case. The man's story, as told to l.t Tom Robbins and made public by the provost marshal's office, was as follows: Whalte met the woman at 11 , m 6atr(jav m the Circle Bar In , Miami. She was Intoslcatrd. and thev left the bar together. Whalte took an automobile parked In front of the bar and with the woman drove to the lonely spot near a rock pit where her body was found later. 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"The Hlue Angel." the old Miulpne Dietrich lilt, as a vehicle for lllldrgardo Nell? Word's nut that Dairyl Zan uck has purchased the rights to remake (he film classic slier yearn of effort and a pile of legal obsta cles , . the fabulous El Mlradnr Hotel In Palm Springs, taken over by the Army as a World War II hospital, reopena Dec. 1. Hollywood's attempts at slap stick comedy have never equalrd Ilia "arllstlc" triumphs of such esrly-day celluloid laugh kings an Muster Kealon, Harold Lloyd and llnrrv Langdnn. Why? I popped Hie qursllon al froreii faced Buster beiwren allows at Las Vegas' Hotel Sahara where he's starring In one of his famous pantomime acts. "Radio." scowled Buster. "Radio riilnrd the screen's slap.il k k com edy." Here's how Busier explains It: "Lloyd. Landon and I were vl usl comics. The prop and ward robe departments were more Im portant to us than writers. Then radio developed a new crop ol comedians. The radio comics brought their Jokes to the scree and that was the end of visual comedy." Red Skellon and Bob Hope, says Flunler, could be great visual slap stick comedians, but "thrv're not visual thinkers. They Ihlint In terms of spoken gags. And now," he groaned, "they're even bring ing radio jokes In a new visual medium television. It's ridicu lous." Ann Sheridan's near the Inking. the-contracl stage with Producer Albert Zug.milth for "Female ol the Species." to be fllMed an Ihc island of Majorca . . Nick Hil ton's still In a spin over starlet We Guarantee T1 1 Hmhs wish year pmtiwtH !-. o Ktaoatk's rassaVT a4terir e av IrtSIM a Mill IrtMTMIiri He iBtra Cast 1 ai uNoiawooot tee mtt Give Him a Masculine PENDLETON SHIRT lOOS all wool ploids In reqular or iport models. '11.95 DREUJS wAxm 733 Main (laiwin'-l at) C eTaeaSsleS fcttaataW. W 4M eSsWvtal ttTM eVNet I tin em aB4 SaM I M SllrS eM A StuS'ssefcsr Champlan end Caewondsr V. 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