Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 15, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, DECEMBER 111, 1082 (Radio KFLW 1451 Ko. PST Monday Evening. Deo. IS ' 00 Todays Sports Hifhhghta It) Bom Town Nsws 23 World Newt Summary 0 30 Kin ArU Juarttl ABC 7 00 Tha Lona Hatucr ABC f :2ft Tolicc BlolUr ABC 1 :tO Lux Hadio Theater CBS m Arthur Godfrey tBS fc 0 00 Suipenrt CBS v ' 0 30 Prevtaw of Tomorrow 43 Armchair Ad vent urea CBS 10:00, id p.m. Headline 10:15 Sam'a Other Sho J0;TO Btli'a Randitand 11:00 Sign Off .Newt Summary 11; 03 SiD Oft JtFLW " "50 Kc. PST Tuesday December 16 , . 8 00 0 a.m. News OS Bucky Batca tt Mia Boys tf.4A Kerlv Bird 6M Five Minute with an Open Bible 7.00 News, Break (at. Samoa 7. IS Charlie's Roundup 7:;iBob Garred ABC 7 40 Betty Crocker ABC l.ii Babbitts Second Cup of Coffee Club CBS 00 Breakfatl Club ABC ud Hank Henry Show S 30 Helen Trent CBS 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 30:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Yoiutf Dr. Mai one CBS 10:30 Mv True Story ABC 10:55 Whtiperinf StreeU ABC 11:15 Stop as Shop 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Adatr'a Mu ileal 'air 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:15 Pay lets Sidewalk Show 12 30 House Party CBS J2 4S Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 Bill Ring Snow ABC 1:15 Carl Smith CBS 1:20 It Ha poena Every Day CBS 1:25 Music 1:30 Standard School Bdcat 2 00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:ns Bavin Briefs 2 IS Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Better Living 2:45 Arthur Goaircy CBS 3 00 Ted Malone ABC 3:19 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 30. Cal rinney ABC . . 3 55 Bettr Crocker ABC 4 00. Radio. Auction Time :1S The Tile Show CBS 4:30 Mr. Information CBS 4 0 Women's Newsdetk CBS ' 4:45 When Girl Marries ABC CMfinMW Deilr Pre 1 iS tva. Tht CHAM hot stool! EVERYTHING I HflVF h SIS YOURS 1 "lIUtnQ MARGE t SOWER CHAMPION ' , DENNIS O'KEEFE MONICA LEWIS DUN MIllER Tackalcaler StM" "CRUISI Of THI IACA" Newt - Ciitoaa . Tn bti Opto MS f.lt. Tonight JOHN SUTTON . mnr imi If net mt Y HOT ACTION! " ' Tht lillv Coot Canst 1 1 "KID MONK BORONl'71 VULUK . CARTOON BaijaBW I MM I ft V tkCattu Kings! ' mm mum mmn www Shorts - Cortoow - Nrwi m4 oq 8 00 Spin with Wynne 5 JO tdward Murrow CBS 5 45 B 4V B TV 6 00 Today'i Sports lltghtightt S 15 HiWietown Newt 25 World Newa Nummary 0.30 My friend Irme, CBS 7 00 Bedtime Stone 7 30 Life with l.i.m CBS R 00 Build the Baftln 0 i0 GueRt Star i-15 Henry J. Taylor ABC 30 Mr. and Mrs North CBS lo tto 10 p m. Headline 10 13 Stewart Craig ABC 10 30 Bill's Bandtlsnd U oo Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign OfC KFJI Kc. r- rST Monday Evening;, Dec. 15 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 15 Klamath Theater Quia :30 Around Town Newa S:40 Something to Trunk About 45 Sam Mayas, News MBS 8 S5 Bill Henry MBS 7.00 t Was a Communist for f Bt 7 30 Hardy Tamily 00 Let Geors Uo tt UBS S 30 Festival of W.illtea ' S'45 Singing Americans 9 00 New p per of th Air CLBS g:15 Tullon Lcwu Jr. MBS 0 30 Munc g-45 Sporu Final 9 55 Tiliu Moody MRS lOiXl Meditation in Mutc 11 00 Niahl Owl Club 12:00 Sign Oft KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Tuesday. December lfi 00 SunrtM Serenade 45 Musical Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway Newa MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7 30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Sam Haes BkffL News MBS 7:55 First Edition Local Newa 00 Cecil Brown MBS I 15 Musk by Roth 8:30 Breakfat Gang DLBS 8:45 Club 1150 B 00 Notea from the Scooper 9:t5 Marion from Millers 30 Freddy- Martin Show 9:45 Music of Man tut tan 10.00 Newspaper of that Air MBS io:ia Teuo lest Ms 1130 The Answer Man DLBS 10:45 A Visit to LaPointe's 11:00 Ladies Pair MBS 11:25 News MBS 1:30 oueen for a cay am 3 12 00 Nam Bands 12:15 Noon Day News 12:30 Dance, Tunes 12.45 Farm and Market - Kenorta 12 30 Klamath Notea 12:55 Currina 100 Jack Kirk wood MBS 130 Lucky U Ranch DLBS 2 00 Two at 2 2:30 Sun River Dave 3 OS Newa DLBS 3:15 Rickya Request Time 3:45 Paula Stone Show MBS 4 00 Coffee With Katie 4:15 Hemingway .News MBS 4 30 Curt Maascy Tim MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 3 00 Sgt. Preston MBS 3 30 Sky King MBS 3:55 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatler MBS 15 Klamath Theatre Quia 30 Around Town New 40 Something to Think About :45 Sam Haes 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 John Sebastian Show 7:15 I Love a Mrsteo -MBS 7 30 Affairs of Peter Salem MBS 3 00 Count of Monte Cristo MBS ' V30 Klamath Sports Album 45 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9 00 'Newspaper of the Air DLBS 15 Fulton Lewis MBS 9 30 Magic Carpet 45 SporU Final 9 55 Titus Moody Speaks 10 00 Meditation in Music l'W Night Owl Club L':00 Sign Off KCNO 57 Kc. PST A It oral, California Tuesday, December 1 7:30 News 7.45 Farm Markets :00 Bulletin Board 15 Hollywood Serenaderg 8:30 News, Mtd Mormng J5 Band Music , 8 45 Harmony Shop , 9 00 Music With Vour Meals 9:15 American Folk Muaie 9 30 Broadway Parade 10:00 News 10 05 SporU 1013 Club Meetings 10 30 Concert Time 10 45 Fiesta Tune . 11:00 Western News la Brief 11 -05 VP Commentary 11:10 Names in the Newt 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:55 Eddie La mat 12 00 SporU Psge 12 05 Lake County News 12.10 Modoe County News 12:13 World News Roundup 12 30 Parsde of HiU 12 40 Under the Capitol Dome 12 45 Alger Theater 12.55 Mystery Tune 1X10 Lake County Agent 115 Pastoral Cell 1:30 Organ Moods 1.43 Melody Club 2 00 News 2 05 Listener's Choice 2t News SporU 3 10 According to 4h Record 3:15 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Band -3:45 Off the Beam 4 WO News 4:15 School Days 4 30 Pop Preview 4 40 News 4.45 Sign Off MOTHER AND BABY BEAR Made of felt brown with light tan felt for the noses and ears, a dash of red felt for the tongues the fat, chubby mama bear and the little baby bear are easy-to-make toys to delight the very young! Mother bear wears a polka dot apron, baby bear has a (inv scran of print cotton bib. All cutting pieces on pattern chart, stuffing, unisning directions. Mother bear Is 13 Inches tall, baby Is iust a Inches. Send 25c for the mother and baby bear toys (Pattern No. 621) your name, address, pattern num ber to Carol Curlts, Herald and News, Box 239, Madison Bquare Station, New York 10, N. Y. Patterns ready to fill orders lm media ely. For special handling of order via first class mall Include t ! y ! T' RECORD SMASHING FIGHTER. This is the Republic XF-91 intorceptor which mad fht first supersonic, rocket-powered flight ever flown by a U.S. combat-typt experimental fighter in tests at the Air Force Test Center, Muroc Lake, Calif. The XF-91 uses two engines, one a 5,200-pound thrust rocket turbojet used to approach the sound barrier. The other it a 6,000 pound rocket engine to ram the plane past the barrier. Torpodo-like objects under wings art spare fuel tanks with fins. Althouqh performance figures are restricted, a supersonic flight is one in excess of 750 miles per hour, speed of sound at sea level. Goldwyn Raps Newsmen For Bad H'wood Reports HOLLYWOOD W Sam Goldwyn mde another speech this week. And when Sam opens his moulli. he usually says something contro versial. The event was the nnnual Pan handle dinner of the Screen Pub licists Guild. That's the one night of the year when the press agents put the newspaper boys and girls on the pan and give them a Irvine. Edgar Bergen got into the spirit of things when he Introduced his old1 boss, Goldwyn. That famous woodenhead, Charlie McCarthy. made some sharp cracks and even suggested that Goldwyn's Eng- gush leacner was a certain ed ucated horse in Richmond, Va. uoiawyn got so much amuse ment out of parts of his own speech that it seemed as though he were reading it for the first time. But he also launched som serious comments on the quality of news ana puoucity emanating irom Mouywooa. Hollywood is one of the most important places in the world." be announced. "There is no ex cuse for the mess of phonv news that comes out of Hollywood." He added. "It is hard to blame the public for skepticism over tho stories from here." He called on the press agents to "restraui some of the fancier flights of imagination that bring scorn nd Flight Ends NEW YORK 11 A global sur. vejr flight by a Trans World Air lines plane to Investigate air fa cilities In the Far East ended at Idlewud Airport yeterdav. The Lround the - world flight, took 34 The route from Bombay' to Tokyo was surveyed to consider the possibilities of starting service between the two points. TWA now operates from the United States t -1 I - l t ) ..e. V I 1:1,. ' .' It ft- - - " it n t it,'..''. "-'.. ." :. ' .. , u' i-J' n ridicule on the motion picture in dusiry." "Iiollyood needs good public relations just as it needs good pic tures." he continued, calling for "return to decency and honesty In publicity. He closed with the crack that "Samson used only two columns to bring down the house" and sur Rested that publicity men could do tne same. Goldwyn's remarks bring up an ancient issue m uie movie Busi ness. Actually. Hollywood Is a split personality. Halt of It wants to be respectable and honored in the na tlonal community. The other half Is wedded to the circus and thrives on the ballyhoo that goes with It. Motion pictures are ousiness. But they are also show business. And the traditional way to get people In to see a show Is to beat a drum, blow a whistle tnd make a spiel. Whenever business gets bad. Hollywood blames it on public re lations. It launches campaigns with slogans like "Motion pictures are our best entertainment" or "Movies are better thun ever." But eventually the town con cludes that public relations don't "A tV3 -T rnrw dJ& tfLAMSTM fUlg. 4 AMERICAN CHINISI Fooct t Ih.ir ktM! Ph. 494 Per Orr T. Ttk Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. .- . 1 S , -j i"it.in,wW''s ? -zzzZz- sell movies. Publicity does the telling job, and -all kinds of pub licity. Meditation in Music O POPULAR CONCERT FAVORITES 10 11 EACH I U TO EVENING Monday thru Friday IPS ' V - ; IT r - ) Dr. Alva tater Christine Nixes Beauty Contest COPENHAGEN, Dtiunarli I Christine, Jorgensen, tnt boy who became a lrl, old today an In vll n I Ion by the New York Preaa Photographers Association to take pari In Its annual beauty eonteat was "quite a big honor'' but she has "no plana to appear In person." However, aald the former sol dier from the Bronx In New York, 7 fmJml1' Children's Rockers Grown up styling for little totil Fully upholitortc! in pliitic. Alio all-wooden itylei. Big lelection if you buy nowl 221 Main " " r; Y ".''(- TO Yes, vou owe It to yourself and your fomily to look and feei your very best during the cominq holiday sea son. Poor vision may be cousinq irritotinq headaches ond time-consumina errors. Toke a few minutes, to morrow, to have Dr. Alva Custer, reaistered optomet rist, aive you a complete eye examination. No od oointment necessary. New lenses and stylish new frames are available on easy terms, n . REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST WITH OFFICES AT a Stan JarliiW Gwjxw XJ. "W,t "they are welcome to ui anf plcUir of ma In exltttnce," Asked about hir return to New York, Chrlillne said nothing defi nite had yet been planned. She la busy now preparing tor a ahow- rtunlaln Psa 1U pairing ai mnmi.nAim m re a at. Hw rM 5195 mT and up 'It "Four Floori of Fin Furniturt and Floor Covtrinti" KJamatk unnituneCa. : ':' " .,! r - - r - ' m.rai kWT 4aiin; bttp YOU OWE IT YOURSELF! 715 MAIN IN KLAMATH FALLS ' I nt tonight of color film aha htn made on Denmark. Bee Art Melal'a New "t'ra!. Till" Offle fhalra ftefor Yoil Buy. rre Trial . . . VolghTe ri titer Office Hupply Co. 019 Main, IT'S POOLE'S FOR SKIS & SKI BOOTS LOW PRICEDI 222 So. 7th from Klamath Furniture! Juvenile Set - luilt to outlait uveniU daytl All (tool conitruction. Upkolitorod in waiKable, stein-proof Ourolyn. Ro plocablo top ovoilablo In threo col on, Sevei wear end toor en otKer furaiture, tool TABLE and TWO CHAIRS 15" Phono 5353 or 5339 ri - .w .I'-'lV-J U ;"-' ''i.V " '''"5 .7. Jr,y 1 l T, . ... . t . V'J .' 1 4 , h i. J ( 4,t i ...V ,j, It i .''''T. ,' n extra c per pattern.