Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 12, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 10M PACK TWO KFTW 15 Kc. FST ' Friday Evening, Dee. It (too Todaj'a Sports HifhllfhM C IS Hometown Newa M World Newt nummary :J0 Cuast Star CmNwdii fMl ..,., MORE A OAYSF Tecfolor TYRONE nniurn runtit i CAMERON MITCHEUi rVi 7 1 PENNV FDWRDS HERE SUNDAY! THE BATTLE OF THE ATTLE WsL KINGS! LMr,MIMiJli Canrinvows Free 1:45 TODAY! MiBQI (UHBSFKMKM , STARTS' l". Mill IK A U t. ,X MJNDAK DENNIS OKEEFEt- ON OUR A DAYS! tJ i$3M OCNNtS A V3 V- - na aea fl TT KIDDIE MATINEE TOMORROW 11:30 45 Sophist lea ttd Rhythm ABC 1 w uiucma tgiiM :00 Crsma U(tr ABC M Thii U Your FBI t 00 Out Harrttt B SO Concert of FftvorUM 10.00 10 PM Htdlina 10:15 Ktcwart Cratg ABC 10:30 Bill Bandit nd 11:00 Sun Off hsx Summarr 115 Sign Olf KFLW 145 Ke. rST Saturday Dec IS 00 0 AM Newt ' 6 0S Early Birds , t:00 Newt and Braakfait IditioA : 1:13 Charlte'i Roundup T:30 Newa ABC 7:40 Top of th Morntnf 00 No School Today ABC 9 ;0 Spaca Patrol ABC lo.OO idy Skyhook 10:14 Sercnada In Blua 10:30 City Hospital CBS 10:55 Galen Draka CBS 11. -00 Metropolitan Optra ABC 2:30 Baaln ' Brief! 1 43 FactnatlnK Rhythm ABC 9:00 Eddie Fisher ABC 3:30 American Farmer ABC 4:00 Spin with Wynne 3 00 Lett Cardinara Mustt 5:30 b A B TV 5:45 Stewart Craif ABC 6 00 Today Sports HtfhUfhU 0:15 Hometown News 6:25 World News Summary 6 30 Science Editor ABC 6:45 Words of Lift T OO Bucky Bate Jk Hts Boys T.TO Mr. Keen CBS 00 Meet Uic Missus CBS 8:30 Cena Autry CBS 9 00 Vaughn Monroe '&t' . 9:30 Dancing Party H' ; 10:00 10 PU Ueadltnoa 10:15 Dancing Party ABC. 10:30 Bill a Bandstand U:0O Stfti Off News Summary U:03 Sign Oft KFJI 11W Kc. PST Friday Evening. Dec. 12 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:11 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:4B Sam Hayee Nawa MBS 6 35 B1U Henry MBS t:00 The John Sebastian Show T 13 I Love A MyUry MBS T:30 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 1 :43 VlUklc In March Time a-fM tt'a RaktHa.ll Tim 8 0S Basketball KURS va Unlvaralty High ot Eugene Of. Kfu'tmnor nt the) Air DLRS 9:1S Baketball K1THS va University High of Eugene 9:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Mutual Newareel MBS 10:15 Here 'a To Veterans 10:30 Great Day Show MBS 10:55 Nirht Owl News 11:00 Night Owla Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Saturday, Dec 13 .. 6-00 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 SUm Bryant 6:45 Musical Farm Reporter 1:00 Hemingway News MB 7:13 Breakfast Gang .MBS 1 JO Today's Best Buy 1:45 Sam Hayes MBS T:5S First Edition Local Hews 6:00 Best on Record 13 Music by Roth 8 23 News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 6:45 Franki Lain Snow 9:00 Nam Bands 9:15 Best on Record 9:30 Top Five Tunes s 43 Muite? of Manhattan 10.00 New DLBS 10:13 Serenade in Blu 10:30 4-H Club 10:45 Currfna ' 10:50 Social Security 10:3 concert 11:00 Music 11:15 Music lias News DLBS 11:30 Your Star Tim . . .. 11:45 Fir Fighters 13:00 SUrs for Defense. ' 12:15 Noonday Newa 1Z:Z3 News UI.BS 12 30 Rtckya Request :." 1 rtAJ MUSIC ULBS 1:23 News DLBS 1:30 MuKtc on Record DLBS 2:33 News DLBS 3 00 Sun River Dave i 4:00 John T. Flynn DLBS 4:13 Frank Hemingway News t)LBj 4 30 MttSic DLBS - J 5:00 Good News . . 9:39 Christum set . v 5:45 Music . ' ,' ' , J - ' ' - 6.-00 Around - Town News v 6:15 KUmath Theater Quia 6:30 Assembly of God 7 00 Th John Sebastian Sav 715 I. Love A Mystery T:30 Klamatli Tame I .4-00 PCC B kethall Oregon Stat vs sania i-iara M PCC BakartbeitOrogon Stat Ts . bania uara 10:19 News DLBS 10-25 Cecil Brow MBS 10:30 Hawaii- Calls MBS 10 A3 Night Owls News ' 11:00 Night Owla Club 12.-00-Sign Off KCNO 57 Ke. rST Altorti, California Saturday, Dec 11 I X Tar Mat l a Farm Marktts :00 Bulletin Board :19 Pa Wh Hunt M Nawa. Bam I 43 Llitcninc to Labor 1 Music Wilh roar Maala I II Small Try JO Teen . Ala Book Panda . 9:45 Sraa Duora 10:00 Newa 10 OS Unci Mfte'e Kia'a KhiK 10J0 Mualc In the Modem Mood 11 00 Newa VP Commentary 11:15 Tola Muthmle Afe 11:30 Square Dance Tim ll:iS Tin Pan Alley 12:00 Sporta Page ' 12:05 Lake County Newt 12:10 Modoc County Newa 12:15 World Newa Roundup 12:30 Pared of Hite 12:40 Under the Capitol Soma 12:45 Alter Theater 12:55 Myfterr Tuno 1 :00 Newa Waatern Caravaa 1:15 Showtime Iteriaw 1: Marina Show . 2 00 Newa 1 2 05 Listener Choir . 3S0 World News in Brief 3:05 Listener Choice 3:30 Hollywood Callinc 4:00 News and 6porta 4:15 riyina Time 4:30 Disc Hit Prevue " 4:40 World Newa In Brief 4:45 S.n off WW And Stay For Reqular Proa ram mmmgmmmmmmmim a " ' "v wr " ?kvH'V'''ww t-- w -"-ssi waswaassssswsBwawsswswewsewjwasw L , iTtjsr- 1 "is .-i 1 - '- MARKING THEIR 10Hl anniversary as a group, th Willard Hotel bowjlng team lays plant af .ter lunch at the Willard for entering the Oregon State women's bowling tournament for Feb ruary next year. The bowlers are (seaved I to rl Mrs. Martha McCollum, team captain, Mrs. Martha Cessidy, Mrs. Dena Backet, (standing I to rl Mrs. Mary Bothwell and Mrs. Bernice Britt. The man is the group is Lee Scarlett, Willard Hotel manager. "This is the Life" TV Preview, Slated Sunday A special television preview has been scheduled for the Zion Luth eran Church this Sunday 7:30 p.m. featuring two films, the first two installments of the latest family style television program entitled '.This 4s the Life," ,, ,,, ; .... The nrocram went over televi-. slon for the first time this last September In the intervening two H. J. CHANDLER months It has climbed to the point where it Is the most broadcast pro gram in television being seen over 67 stations. ' .. The films tell of episodes in the life of a typica Christian family and were produced at a cost of in excess of 1750.000 by the Luth-; eran Church Missouri Synod. Filmed In Hollywood taey are pro fessionally done and suitable lor the entire family. They are being shown in areas yet unreached by television with the purpose of de termining audience reaction. Toe audience will fill out reac tion forms which will then be col lected with program Improvement in view. ' The program was selected by the National Council of Churches in America to appear on . the half hour Ml free time alloted to it. Morse Backs Hell's Canyon BAKER VI Sen. Wayne Morse plumped for Hell's Canyon. Dam In two Eastern Oregon speeches Thursday, then headed for Western Oregon and a windup of his speak ing tour of the state this week end. He told audiences in Pendleton and Baker that benefits from the dam would be great, and said the Eisenhower administration's atti tude on this proposed dsm would provide the tip-off on what kind of administration the country would , have. There Is' "no project for which there Is stronger economlo Justifi cation and against which there are fewer arguments of any substance or material consequence,"- Morse said. , . . . The Idaho' Power Company's op position to Hell's Canyon Dam he dismissed as so much "hocus pocus," and added that the com pany's plans for . three dams on the Snake River would fall far short of the benefits to be derived from .the Hell's Canyon project. Support of Hell's Canyon Dam Is not in opposition to free enter-, prise, -Morse said, asserting that multi-purpose dams "do more than anything else to build up. private) enterprise." He spoke before 130 persons at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Pendleton, and before 310 at a night time meeting in Baker, anon sored by the Baker County Com mercial Chub. He was scheduled Friday to make recording at Portland, to speak before the Portland City Club at noon and to address group at the Portland AFL Labor Temple at night. - Big 10 lb Budget Bundles washed It has received wid acclaim among the audiences In TV areas from coast to coast and by aeveral TV critics on New York newspa pers. As a special attraction, H. J. Chandler, manager of Radio Sta tion KFLW and a key man in attempts to bring televishin to Klamath Falls as a community sponsored project, will speak on "The Church's Place In Television.' Because this program has been taken up by such a representa tive organisation as the National Council of Churches, it Is desir able that people representing as many different churches as pos sible attend. A free-will offering will be received which will be de voted to the continuation of this unusual family type program on television. :'SN0B0Y VAlr-UA A DDI tf i iim nrr.c. , CHRISTMAS GIFT BOX TAKE . HOME SNOBOY FAMILY BOX Now At Your INDEPENDENT GROCERS W GIFT K I HASS0C(S;:T VvGALORElM ' "vi ' A,'. . . .air . .,, i ..,. The whole family would enjoy one! Our beautiful, comfortable, richly upholstered hatsofclcs old a fresh look to any homel We hive them in ell shapes and sizes, some with storage compartments. .Smart colors in long wearing duren plastic. 495 t8 2795 "Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings" KHamatk unmtune Co. 221 Main WAR CHILDREN BIO PROBLEM NAPLES Some of the little boys who found friendly OIs "easy marks" during World War II have grown Up to become Naples' big gest police headache. The youths, now In their late teens and early 30s. are still practicing the trades that hunger taught them during the war chiefly pickpocketing and theft of automobiles, their parts and contents. Hunger 'Still is the cause of some of the crime, H- nit also plays a part. Despite eh all out drive by police, the problem will probably continue, says a Na ples police offloial. WTIM Steel Building A Product of Butlor Manufacturing Company 1 I . v v..:. ii.uuaii y i- . Ready to occupy in days instead of veoks, for plant expansion or new construction. Fire-safe. Weathertight. Full usable space at lower cost per square foot. , Longer liie with less maintenance. SOLD AND RECOMMENDED IY HEAT ON MACHINE AND SUPPLY 428 SPRING rtm,M 'VV -"it 1, fc. -Ll' llSi41-l-' . 1 .i Sound Good, Say Viewers NEW YORK l-When the Met rouoittan Opera's fumed gulden curum went up last night, a silver screen audience const to coast settled back to enjov the telecast of Biset's "Carmen." More than 3,000 opera lovers at the Met ll.-elt were Joined eleo tioiik'ivlly by thou.samla of olhr-r pntroiia of SI tlloiHol'K In 11 oltlca. Total seating capacity ol the thea ters wis esllmutcd at 80,000. Re ports on attendance tanged from IiaK lull to capacity, Hie closed circuit telecast you couldn't ee it oil your home TV set unanimously whs pleasing to the ear. But the picture reproduc tion got few good nollcrs. There was a uprliikltiiK of mink In some movie houses but the bulk ol tile TV viewers wore their week day clonics and a low brought the children, Popcorn was .banned in many of the Clin pnlnces. The met prices ranged Horn 11.35 for standing room lo an (V top, The theater scale was 1.3u to $7.30 the top rule charged he's In New York City. ' 1 Tlie cross-country audience watched and listened to Rise Slov ens in the tide role, Richard Tuck er as Don Jose. Nadlne Conner as Mlcaela and Robert Merrill as Escamlllo. Crlea of "bravo" at the Met echoed In the theaters, whose audiences behaved Just about like that in the staid old house at 99th Street some came In late, whis pered a bit, applauded various numbers, Fading and fuiziness ot the pic- IT'S THE LOG CABIN TONITE! DINING DANCING Ph. 2-3427 aw Phone 5353 or 5339 . - Picture Bad of Opera TV lures was general, but the audience didn't aeein to mind too "'.Jcli, Most ol the complaints about picture reception came from thea ter managers aurl musln eriilra Here are some reactions on the l v version. ' , Boston: "Sound excellent, qua! It y of picture lar Irom uond"- "Interostina and musically superb but everything looked peculiarly Hat." .,'- . Los " Anurias: i "Applause and mauy bravo.tC "Lobby commenls ran (ram 'wotidorlur lo 'terrlllo' " --"Bome fUMlnesa dua to natural blowup of TV picture." One movlo exhibitor aald: "This la the way we're going to get our customers back." ...... Kansas City: "Picture excellent, AMERICAN CHINESE aeai at iKalr ecu! Pa. (4t ! Ordare Ta Tats Oat len I. 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