Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 11, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AM) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFGON TIUUISDAV, DM'KMIIKK 11, 10,12 HAUK TWO Radio mwn tr 11. Hr .... PKT ' Thursday Kvcnlnr. Pw. 11 00 TodWi Bporti HigmhU IS Hume Town Nw 25 World titw Summary M Blnf Crtwhy Show CBS 1 00 Chirlit't Brcttim Storict T ;0 Vtniltn Time CHS :00 Hollywood PUhoUM CBS B..I0 Record Derby 5 00 Mr el Millie CBS 30 Mlndy Cron t Chrlitm Sli Sl 10 00 10 p.m. Headline JtilS Sam'i Other Show 10:30 BHU BandtUnd 2100 Siffn Off New Summit? 11:03 Sun Off KFMV 1450 Ke. TST Friday, Dec. It A 00 a m. New 6 0S Alarm Clock Club 6:M Fiva Minute with an Open Bible T OO Newt - Breikfait addition 7:15 Charlie' Roundup 7:M Bob Garred ABC 7:40 Brltv Crocker ABC , 7 4.1 Harry Babbitt CBS II 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9. 00 Hank Henry Show B.10 Helen Trent CBS 9 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS -10 00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Young Dr. Malont CBS 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:.U Whispering SlreeU ABC 31:15 Stop V Shop 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 Ada!' Musical Fair 12:00 Naon Edition New 12:15 PaylM Sidewalk Show 12:30 Horn Party CHS 12:45 Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 The Bill Ring Show ABC l:H C.l Smith CBS 120 It Happen Every Day CBS 1.25 Stop & Shop 1:30 Mary Margaret McBnda ABC 3 00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:05 Bam Briefs ABC 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Better Living 3:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Ted Malone ABC 3. IS Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal Tlnney ABC 3 55 Betty Crocker ARC 4:00 Bouncing with Baraboo 4:15 The Tide Show CBS 4:30 Aunt Jemima CBS 4:40 Women's Newadesk CBS 4:45 When a Girl Marries ABC 5:00 Spin with Wynnt 8 30 Edward Murrow ABC 6 45 Drama of Medicine 00 Today Sport Highlights :15 Home Town New 25 World News Summary 6.30 Guest Star 6:45 Sophisticated Rhythm ABC 7:00 Gillette Fights ABC 100 Crime Letter ABC g:30 This 1 Your FBI ABC 00 Out & Harriet ABC B:30 Concert of Favorites 10 00 10 p.m. Headline 10:13 Stewart Craig ABC 10:30 Bill Bandstand 11:00 Sign Off Ncwa Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Thursday Eveninr. Dec. 11 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Qua Time 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6 45 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS TM The John Sebastian Snow T15 I Lov A Mystery MBS 7:30 Doctor Kfldare 8:00 Freedom. t'-S A. 30 Guest Star 45 Heidelberg Harmon ire 9:00 Newspaper of the Mr DLBS 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 30 Magic Carpet , 45 SporU Final 9:55 Titus Moody MBS ll flV.'l :MPn Tin usi msi ,nni5r Juivrru. - . V b Baoaai aa wa Nay 2 M . FRIDAY and SATURDAY 0M.Y fERRLESS wu mi i la n inn FEAiTO F AGAX awo AfMMD' COMEDY ll m tnnucnge me J MORE DAYS! TYRONE POWER SELECTED SHORTS oq a. MA ......( MU4rul lim 1015 ll S. Marine Prngraiu 10 30 Rod and Gun Club 10.35 Night Owl Newt 11 00 Night Owl Club 1200 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. T51 Friday, Drr. 12 6 m Sunrise News K ( Knnnui Serenade 30 Hank Snow and hit Rainbow Ranch Boys 45 MuMcal Farm Reporter 7 00 Frank Hemingway News MBS T 15 Breakrasl Gang MBS 7.30 Toda's Best Buy 7 45 Sam Hayes News MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Newt 00 Cecil Brown New MBS ft 13 Tex Beneke Show B 30 Breakfast Gang MBS g 45 Notes from the Scooper 0 00 Club 1150 9 15 Sons of the Pioneen 9:30 A Data in Hollywood B 45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello lest MBS 10:30 The Answer Man DLBS 10:45 A Visit to LsPolnte'a 11:00 Ladle Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12 00 Name Bands 12 15 Noonday News 12 30 Best on Record 12 45 Farm and Market Report 12 50 Klamath Notes 12 55 A Visit to Currtn's 1 00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2 00 Two at 2 2 30 Sun River Dave 3 05 New DLBS 3 15 Rickys Request Time 3 43 Pau!a Stone Show MBS 4:00 Coffee with Katie 415 Frank Hemingway News MBS 4.30 Curt Maasey Time MBS 4 45 Sam Hayes News MBS 5 00 Songs or the B-Bar-B MBS 5 30 Wilq Bill Hickok MBS 5 55 Cecil Brown News MBS it 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 15 Klamath Theatre Quii Time 6 30 Around Tow n New 40 Something to Think About 43 Sam Hayes News MBS 6 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Lova A Mystery MBS 7 30 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 7 43 Music 8:00 It's Basketball Time 8.15 Basketball-KUHS vs University High of Eugene 9 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 913 Basketball-Kl'HS vs. University Hign of Eugene 9:55 Titus Moody MBS 10 00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10.15 Here's To Veterans 10:30 Great Day Show MBS 10 55 Night Owl News 11 00 Nignt Owl Request Tim 12-00 Sign Off KCNO 570 Kc. PST A) tuns, California Friday, Dec It 7 so News 7 43 Farm Markets 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:13 Hollywood Serenade! 8 30 News-Mid Morning 6:35 Band Music 8 43 Harmony Shop 9 00 Music with Your Meals 9:15 American Folk Muuc 9 30 Morning Melodies 10 00 News 10 03 Sport 1015 Club Meetings 10 30 Concert Tune 10-45 Tune Co In Health 11:00 Western New in Brief 1:05 UP- commentary 11:10 Names in the News 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:35 Eddie Lamar 12-OJ Snorts Paae 12:05 Laxe County Newt 12:10 Modoc County New . . 12:15 World News Roundup 12 30 Parade of Hits 12.40 Under the Capital Dome 12 45 Alger Theatre 12:35 Mystery Tune 1:00 Lake Soil Com. DM. 1:15 Pastoral Call 1 30 Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 2 00 News. 3 05 Listener's Choir ' 3:00 News-Sports 3:10 According to the Record 3:15 Jan Garbcr 3:30 Meet the Band 3:45 Man From Dixie 4 00 News 415 Calling All Fiahexmesi 4:30 Pop Preview 4 40 News 4 45 Sign Off Firemen Save Xmas Spirit DALLAS. Ore. Iti Dallas will have its Christmas tree as usual. despite the request to hold down on power use in the Pacific North west. Firemen made it possible, book lng up their gasoline-powered gen erator to light the bulbs. Continuous Deify Frqm 1:45 p.m. liitj , W4i la1 ialU II CARTOON NEWS' ureal NonnwesT Tnoes! "mnmniuu,, "miewttm' i'r w . j m iiaawi StMitlcra) CAMERON MITCHELL -THOMAS GOMEZ penny Edwards nm CARTOON HfWS . S1 - i4 ROSE QUEEN. Leah Feland (above), 17-year-old student at John Muir College, Pasa dena, Calif., has been named Queen of the 1 953 Tourna. ment of Roses. The brown, eyed miss will reign over the colorful rose parade on New Year's Day and then be a guest of honor at the Rose Bowl game between USC and Wisconsin. She was selected from 2,500 Pasadena coeds. Morse Says Misunderstood ASHLAND tin Sen Woyne Morse described hlmsell here Wed nesday as a misunderstood Ideal' 1st. -smeared Oy sucn pressure and sellisn interest groups as me U. S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manu facturers." Morse, who bolted the Republi can Party at the last election, ad dressed about 400 at Southern Ore- son College on his speaking tour of the stale. He complimented the work of Charles A. Sprague, Salem pub lisher and alternate delegate to the United Nations, and predicted a century of economic revolution. 'It is up to us to carry our form of economic capitalism to all the backward areas of the world, ' be said. Morse said that World War HI was not inevitable, but that "we can't win the peace with a war. We have got into a hysterical point of view and have allowed Soviet Russia to steal the peace issue with Us phony peace proposals." he added. The Oregon senator, who now calls himself an Independent, an swered questions alter the talk. Oregon Nickel Plant Looms WASHINGTON im The go- ;m ment gave further encouragement Wednesday to the Hanna Coal and Ore Corp., which has proposed tentatively a terro-nlckel plant in Douglas Countv, Ore. The Defense Production Adminis tration authorised a rapid lax write-off for the plant, which has been proposed as a 22 million dol lar development. The DPA said 70 per cent of that could be .written off for tax purposes. The Hanna company, which has headquarters in Cleveland, has conducted exploratory work at Nickel Mountain In Douglas Coun ty. 8urveys Indicate there is a large deposit of low-grade nickel there. Beautiful Matched Gift Wrap ping! By Noraroaa . . . See at . . . Votxht'a Pioneer Office 6npply Co. (29 Main. MULTICOLOR BL'NNIES Yes, these adorable bunnies are in the multicolor transfer process which needs no embroidery. Nice little bunnlei they are In fnelr brown fur and pink - lined ears. Iron them onto play suits, sun suits, little sweat shirts, ptjsmas, dressing gowns; onto the squares of a story-telling quilt: onto place mats, hand towels, window cur tains. There are 18 of the bunny motifs measuring 2 and 3 Inches. Send J5c for the Multicolor Bun nies for Children (Pattern No. 377) complete transferring and launder ing instructions. Your name, ad dress, pattern number to Carol Curtis, Herald and News, Box 229, iwaaison square Station. New York 10, N Y. Patterns ready to fill orders Im mediately, For special handling of order via first class mall include Maiure Signs Whopping $5, Br ROR THOMAS HOLLYWOOD lf Victor Mature has Just signed new three-year conusct with, 3om century fox, wliUli will hand lum $9,000 a Week and whopping yearly bonuses. That is news in these times, when studios are dropping high' salaried stars wherever possible How does Mature do Itf "Thev couldn't afford to let me go." he answered. "It's purely a matter of economics." Does this sound like the sell selling Mature o( old? All. but something new has been added. In the postwar years, Vic hns given up his old hobby of making pub licity and hns ' settled down to merely making money. And that, he explained, Is why his studio lined his opllon at a handsome hike In salary, "The loanouts are what did It." he said. "Every time my option comes up, the money boys take a look at my salary and say, 'This ooy nas got to go.' But then thev start going over the books and they see what kind o monev I have brought in on lonnouts. Then they realise they can't get rid of me. Tie stockholders would scream If they fired me. "By the time the fees are added up, the studio Is acluallv paving me about 1.000 a week. They wouldn't fire any star who was getting only that much." The situation IS different with other, less marketable stars.' When their salaries start pushing up to $3,000 and $3300, the studios start looking for ways to get out. The stars are either dropped outright or signed to one or two pictures niiiiuniiy. The bosses figure It Isn't worth keeping most high-priced stars on a year-round salary. Thev can save money by letting the players go and hiring them back at flat fees. Gilchrist High News By DICK AKNIS "Love Is in the Air," the all school play directed by Anne Dole tal. was presented the evening of Dec. 10, In the high school gym. The critics who attended the dress rehearsal congratulated the stu dents on their handling of lines and stage business. Report cards for the second six weeks' grading period will be handed out Friday. Vern Rochek. principal, reports some improve ment In grades this period, but warns that some students mav expect disappointments and adds mat ne hopes all students will make an effort to improve their scholastic standing. A large number of student celebrated Thanksgiving vacation by going skating on the mill pond, which was most enjoyable while it lasted. With the advent of snow, however, the sport has been put aside and ski enthusiasts are preparing their slats for the anti cipated deep snow. One of the GHS studenUi.-Bobby Thomas, has been released from we nend hospital alter a stay of more than three months. Bobby was severly burned Aug. I. but is recovering satisfactorily. All the students are glad he has been al lowed to come home where they may visit him more frequently. Several high school students and faculty memoers are practicing for the Christmas Csntata. the Star of Bethlehem, which will be sung at the Gilchrist Methodist Church the' evening of Dec. 14. Mrs. Hamilton, the director, reports that the can tata Is advancing steadily and will be ready on the planned date. Judith Wyse Is the accompamst. Students who live out of town, that group which has to brave cold buses morning and night, are happy that the Gilchrist Clean ing Shop has reopened. Many of the students find it convenient to leave or pick up cleaning and take it borne on the bus. Miss Houston, homemaklng teacher, reports that the fresh men girls are completing their foods unit this week with the plan ning, cooking, serving and eating of a luncheon or supper. No long er will the delicious aromas from room 4 tantalise the hungry mem bers of the last hour classea in the afternoon. Plane Crashes; Pilot Escapes CORVALLIS ijfl A plane struck power lines and then fell Into the Willamette River near here Wed nesday, but the pilot escaped al most unhurt. John Prior, Albany, Ore., said he did not see the power lines, strung across the river on 90-foot poles. His Cub plane splashed Into the Willamette, but ne managed lo scramble ashore before the plane sank. power service was knocked out 15 minutes. The Rudget Bundle service at Men's Hand Laundry at res . you lime, and money! Still time for NEW SITTING for Christmas Dallvary ITIILLER BRUlTlBRUGH STUDIO Miller's Downstair 3 AMERICAN CHINESE at Hitir 'I ft,. 44te ft Otim T Take .- Bin I. U! Mr. Contract For 000 Per Week But Mature has been working at other atudlos as nnirh as he hns at his home Int. He has been himllrd lo Paramount, HKO. MUM and presently l)-I, where he's making "Prince of Bagdad.'' "And there ale a lot of olhrr loanouls Uist Fox has turned down," he added. ' Why Is he so popular with other studios? For once he turned mod est and couldn't answer, tWIiutl Mature modest?) Rut t think i can supply the an swer. He Is a big. serviceable aclor who can perform in any kind of fllmWfit.n i.,.l-.l. comedies or adventure epics, AIo! no in nut uniiiiril U.V Ule met UlSl he starred In the Industry's No. 2 moneymaker, "Samson and Deli lah." Maflira ! tL'Mll Ah 1.1a .. ... becoming a relnll tycoon. He hns : sponsored the opening of a TV I store, a furniture store and two antlllanr nlnra, tj-. planning two more, since he has - .....mi itKmu iui uie uoiinr. i asked why he signed again with rox. H could go Independent and ; pocket the money his studio makes on his loanouts. "Oh hn " h pnniiiiAntaJ n,.. ' enn make the money; lf5 all right me. mcse are times wnen it DaV In haV hl.v atlirlln In Innlr sfter you. It's much safer that TB Hospital Gets Library The Eastern Oregon Tubercu losis Hospital at The Dalles will receive a library of 100 books as a gift from Alpha XI Delta Na tional Fraternity for college wom en. Dr. James M. Odell. Superin tendent and Medical Director, will accept the library for the hospital at a formal presentation to be held at the Portland Art Museum, Sunday afternoon. Dec. 14. Known as the Grace Ferris Li brary it is presented annually in memory of Grace Ferris, a lorm er member, whose valiant light against tuberculosis Inspired Alpha XI Delta to set up this memorisl. While 111 with this disease It was Grace Ferris who Instigated the Idea of her sorority adopting as one of Its philanthropic projects, aid to TB patients In sanatorlums by increasing their reading facili ties. A library goes to a different state each year with Oregon being the 13th state so elected by the national council. A choice of the hospital to be the recipient and the details of the presentation are placed In the hands of local members. Mrs. A. V. McVey. Klamath Falls represented this area on statewide selection com mittee. Mrs. Philip Semler. Portland, la chairman of the book aelectlon committee, assisted by Eleanor Stephens, Salem, Oregon Stale Librarian, and Mrs. Karl E. Einarson. a member of the hospi tal ataff. Patients at the hospital Indicated their desires and sug gestions were also received by townspeople in The Dalles. Hot Houtt Scuff 5.95 Shearling Rod er Blue 3.99 Shawn are lust 4 lovely illppin telteted from our large collection of such famous nomas as Joyce,' Daniel Green, Oomphle and Honey Bugs. Shop La Pointe's now, whll stocks ore complete. Lay-away your choica far Christmas. Mall orders filled. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9:00 way." Vie hua gotten lu be Hie grand old man of the Fox lot, Alter the war, Ilia contract list contained Crustfl,pKg' eta rmicr aai( Poteet's Market - Owned and Operated By Bob & "Peanuts" Petttt GOOD VEAL' ROAST a, 39c SKINLESS WIENERS No Woita Pound 39c PURE LARD 4-lb. Carton 59c Portland Rosa VEAL CHOPS iv 45c DEPEND ON US FOR QUALITY Prices Effective Through Saturday such names as Mnttirt, Tyrone Power, (inr Romero. William F.ylhe, Dick llavimn. 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