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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1952)
1pa6r two HERALD A NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 10!52 (Radio oq T" Cantor Has Praise For Mimic Brassele - KFLW 145t Ke. P8T Frldnf Ewnlnr. IWrrobcr M 0 Today's Sports Hiihlifhu h Hometown Ntwt , 21 World Nra Summary. 30 Sophisticated Rhjihm ABC 1.00 GiUttu FiihU . 00 Crime LMtr ABC 'V .10 Thlii ! Ymir FBI . . . p .00 Oultf Harriet 30 Concert of Favorite,,--1000 10 PM Headlines if 3 JO 15 Stewart Craig ABC . 10 .TO Bills Benditend ' 11 00 Sim Oft iewi Summary 11:09 Sun qtt w , . . 4 KFLW MM Ke. f ST Saturday, December .27 6 00 AM News .-. : - -B OA En ly Birds 9 00 Newi and BreaVfart EditlCA 1:15 Charlta. Roundup 7:30 Newa ABC 1 40 Top of tht Mormnf 00 No School Today ABC :30 Space Patrol ABC lOM Lady Skxhook 1015 Your Star Time 10:30 City Hoipltal ChS 10 S5 Galen Drake CBS 11 00 Metropolitan Opera ABC 2:30 Bat.li. Briefs 2:45 Faiclnatlng Rhythm ABC S:00 Eddtf Fisher ABC 3:30 American Farmer ABC . , 4:00 Spin with Wynne . A. 00 La Car diners Muilfc 5 30 BAB TV 8:45 Stewart CratH ABC 00 Today s Sports HxhlifhU 15 Hometown Newt 35 World News Summary 6:30 Science Editor A3C 45 Words of Ufa ? 00 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC 130 Mr. Keen CBS S OO Meet the Missus CBS :30 Cent Autry CBS . . , . S ,00 Vaughn Monroe CBS B 30 Dancing Pany ABC ' ' 10:00 10 PM Headlines . ' 10:15 V. S. Army Band 10:30 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 Sim Off News Summary 11:05 Sim Off . KJFJI X1S Ke. PST Friday Evening, December !6 M Gabriel Heatter MBS It Klamath Theater Quia 30 Around Town Newa 40 Somathtm to Think About 45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS ' its Bill Henry MBS . T.OO The' John Sebastian Show , 7:15 I Love A Mystery MBS 1M Cisco Kid DLBS B OO Bands for Bonda 30 Crime Does Not Pay MBS 00 Newspaper of the Air LB 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 30 Shrine Game Preview a Titus Moody 10 00 Meditation in Music 11:00 Night Owli Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Ke. PST Saturday, December 27 -0B Sunrise .Serenade 8:30 Farmer's Jamboree 7:00 Hemingway News MBS T1S Breakfast Gang MBS 7:34 Today' Best Buys - T 45 Sam Hives MRS 7 55 First Idition Local Newt B OO Beit on Record 13 Music by Roth 25 Newt MBS 8 30 Breakfast Gang DI.BS B 43 Frank ie Lain Show 03 Name Bands , B:I5 Best on Record ft M Top Tune j 9 45 Mtibtc at Manhattan 10 00 New s DI.BS . ..... 10.13 Marine Show 10 JO 4 11 Club 10 45 Currins 10 50 Social Security 10:55 Concert 11 00 Music II 15 Blue-Grav Football Game IS DO Blneray Footltatt Game 1 00 Blue-Grav Football (.tame I:) Shrine Eatt-Weil Football Game 3 00 Shrine taut-Went Football Game 4:13 Frank Hemingway Newa DLBS 4 30 Rickys Request Time 5 00 Good News a 30 Christian Science A 45 Muic 3 55 Bauknage MBS 00 Around Town Newi 13 Klamath Theater Quia 30 Assembly of Cod 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 715 1 Love A Mystery 7-30 Klamath Temple 8.00 PCC Basketball-Oregon Stat at UCLA 100 PCC Bask et ball -Oregon State at UCLA 10: 10 News ni.FS 10 -3 Cecil Brown MPS 10:30 Hawaii Calls MBS 11:00 Night Owls Club 12.00 Sign Off KCXO 570 Ke. PST Al turns. California Saturday, December ST 7 30 Pop Muste 7 45 Faim Markets 8 00 Bulletin Board 8:13 Pee Wee Hunt 8 30 News. Band 8 45 Lutening to Labor 9 00 Mue With Your Meali aw"" St -' . . -.-i. ....... j I KIDDIE , MATINEE 11:30 Continwotn From 12:45 NOW SK0W1HG Euan ' inL JJiWJ;- I LI IlLLION DOUAR PERMAID WILLIAMS MATURE vorroon - r4rw 9 IS Small Fry 9:30 Teen Age Book Parade 9 45 Serge Dupre 10 00 News 10 05 Vncle Mike s Kid's Klub 10 30 Music m the Modern Mood 11:00 News VP Coi-mentary 11:13 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Sauare Dance Tune - U:43 Tin Pan Alley 12 oo &poru rage 12 03 Lake County New 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 raraae 01 nits 12.40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:43 Alger Theater 12:33 Mystery Tune 1.00 News Western Caravan 1:15 Showtime Review 1:45 Marine Show 2 00 News 2:05 Listeners Choice 3:00 World Newa in Brief 3:05 Listeners Choice 3 30 Hollywood Calling 4:00 News and Sporta 4:13 Flying Time 4 JO Disc Hit P revue 4:40 World News in Brief 4.45 Sign off Bud ret Bundles in at Men's Hand Laundry by 9:00 aun. are out st 3:4& p.m. , - BIG DAY. Scientists and engineers who worked on the Cosmotron, the world's molt powerful etom smesher, stand in front of the giant machine at Brookhaven National Laboratories, Upton, N.Y., where the Cosmotron was dedicated. From the left are: Lyle W. Smith, Ralph R. Kassner, Martin Plotkin, Clarence M. Turner and Dr. Gerge Collins, in charge of the Cosmotron. The machine weighs 2,200 tons and measures 75 feet In diameter. IOSATI Bex Office Open 12:45 Soi...CiHs...DfliCH...IMaciil WEBB KtAj Debra PAGET Ml i Robert WAGNERnTf. RuthHUSSEY Hlfog .Cartoon Sport I tote i I 4 ' NEXT WEDNESDAY fOR 1 DAY! King Out Tha OU in In The New! HAVI FUN! NEWYPARSRFOVIV N. JT tv Vf. IM0W STABTS 1 .i.fmftmj 0H( (r) INoVo! MMH4 Uxitt Family Loses Xmas Presents CHILOOUIN Christmas ended abruptly last niRlit (or the six chil dren in the Curtis Stanton family when a box ot Christmas toys was lost during the trip from here to their home 11 miles out on the Sprague River road. The family had been snow-bound for a month, off and on, at their home north of here. They manaiwd yesterday to' break through the snow to come to Chiloquin to have Christmas with Mrs. Stanton's grandmother Amanda Cowan tamed as the oldest Indian on the Klamath reservation. The youngsters, aged one to nine. all received gifts during the ex change, and late last night started back home in the family pickup. When they arrived. Stanton went around to get the box of toys from the rear of the pickup. The box bad oounced out. The father then began walking back along the road toward Chilo quin to retrelre the youngsters' toys. He walked the full n miles back in to here, but never found the box. The Stantons are hoping 'aome good neighbors picked up the tors, and are awaiting word of to whom they belong. Famous Women To Visit OSC OREGON STATE COLLEGE Two, of America's best known pro fessional women Margaret Bourk White. War correspondent and photographer, and Dr. Lillian Gll breth. engineer and "Cheaper by the Dozen" author will be at Ore gon State College winter quarter lor lectures ana classroom consul tations. Miss Bourk-White recently re turned to this country from an ex tended photo assignment in Korea for Life magazine. During World War II, she photographed ground fighting in Italy. U.S. air lorre action and Russian-German buttles. Since the war. she has specialized In pictorial stores of American in dustries. She will appear on the campus January 28. Dr.- Gilbreth, mother of the "Cheaper by the Dozen" book and movie family, is recognized as one of the nation's leading Industrial engineers. Time-and-motlon studies are her specialty. Dr. Gilbreth will speak to engineering classes along with her appearance at a college convocation February 18. Martin and Lewis Score As Box Office Drawings Bv BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD U"i Dean and Jerry made it. After six years together, and three years in the movies, the mad team of Martin and Lewis has hit the top of the entertain ment ladder. Thev were chosen the. No. l box olilce winners in the annual poll of theater men by the Motion Picture Herald. The young zanies replaced John Wayne, winner last year but No. 3 In 1M3. Another veteran of West erns, Gary Cooper, moved Into the second spot. Following them, in this order: Bing Crosoy, Bob Hope. James Stewart. Doris Day, Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward, Randolph Scott. The Martin and Lewis triumph Is a spectacular climax to a pair of flashy careers. Three years ago. the two were unknown to the gen eral public, although making big new: N.EW! new: Brodie Twins Remain Same CHICAGO No change was reported Friday n the condition of the Brodie Siamese twins. Tne is month old boys have been in critical condition since they were separated In an operation on Dec. 17 at the University of Illinois hospital. The twins were bom Joined at the heads. Roger Lee has not yet regained convlousneas since the operation and his condt tlon haj been described very pre carious. His brother. Rodney Dee. has been given the better chance to live. However, his condition Is critical. - Mr. and Mrs. Royt Brodie, of Mollne Hi., parents of the twins, spent Christmas Day at their bed sides In the Illinois Neuropsychia try Hospital. money In night clubs. No film studio seemed eager to sign them, but producer Hal Wallis Inked them to a contract. His gamble paid off handsomely. Wallis broke them In with sup porting roles In a couple of "My Friend Irma" pictures. But the first Indication of their worth came when they did a Independent film, "At War With the Army." Made for a paltry S33o.OOO. 11 grossed a fantastic four million. Hollywood gained a healthy new respect for M and L. When the team was hitting the blgtlme. I asked them for their explanation of their success. "I think it bolls down to one thing people want to laugh." said Jerry, the skinny, crew-cut mem ber of the team. He added that "Dean la more than a straight man: he also baa a great sense of comedy." Martin's answer was similar: "People want to laugh. And I'm working with the funniest man In the world Jerry Lewla." Their dizzy ascent to fame hasn t changed their friendship. Neither will brook any criticism of the other by an outside party. Their fellow workers nave never seen any real friction between them. "We'll never break up because we never argue." Jerry explains. "That sounds impossible, but It's true. I'm not aaying that one of us has never gotten put out at the other one. "But we have a system. Every time I start to bawl out Dean, he agrees with everything I say. I do the same when he bawls me out. It works perfectly." ry mSKINr) JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD iNKA) Holly words on the Record: KOdir Can tor, about Krefe Uinsselo who will impersonate the comlo In "The Eddie Cantor Bloiy'V "He's great. I watched hlm'go through two of niv hardest ong. For a minute I forgot that I was doing his singing. The kid la hep. He waa Edrila Canton" Joyce Holden. about the lack n( comedienne roles on the acreen: "I don't know maybe even Ma bel Normand would have a lough time today In Hollywood, No body's writing comedies lor wom en. There's been some talk of re writing Carole Lombard's pictures tor me. Never. I think It would be a mistake. The Lombard fans would never aland for II." Errol Flynn: "I don't worry about money so long as I can reconcile my net Incoino with my gross habits." Corlnne Cnlvel: "It I.mi'I anato my alone that makes a French girl more at home in a Bikini bathing ault. It's a atalo of mind." Fred Allen: "A dramatic actor Is just a comedian who can't get laughs." Movie fashion designer thiols Jenssen. about Marilyn Monroe: Man Carves On HST Tub WASHINGTON I Herman Perl man a aecret. which won him a 1500 U. 8. bond when he disclosed It on a television network, Is engraved In the White House and on a bath tub. But It may be that even Presi dent Truman, whose tub It Is. didn't know about It until Perlman told the alary last night on the CBS-TV program, "I've got' a tscret." Perlman, who owns a local glass carving business, was hired to carve designs on the glass panels of five bath tuba when the White House was renovated. He worked out appropriate de signs: a bald eagle and an olive branch for the Preaidenl, a striped shield and stars tor Mra. Truman, stars and arrows for the tub Mar garet Truman uea. Then, on the bark sine of a Dane of the President's tub where It can't be aeen because I he panel Is sealed against a wall, he carved the special mrasage which Perl man aaya he "Just thought up." It reads; In this tub bathes the man whose heart is alwavs clean and serves nis people truthfully. "Every time I design a gown for her, the censors ralso the neck line about three Inches." Joe K. Louis: "I have no re spect for ago unleaa It ' bottled." Louis Cnlhern, on the subjecl'of Marilyn Mimt: "Sho'a certainly gone places. We all thought ahe waa dumb when she mailt 'Asphalt Jungle.' And when I saw her while making We're Not Married.' her laeacle waa one of utter aluplriliy. Din 1 sensed that ahe waa no Jerk. No body was putting anything over on her." Glenn Ford, wincing about hla old "So Ends Our Nlglit" movie on TV: "I una exactly 18 when t marie II. It aeetna a liunie to show It over and over again." Red Skelton, defending Ills filmed TV hows: "The oilier dnv I went to a mov ie that was ntlvertlxrd as being lliree years In the making. After the show I didn't hear anyone com plain that It lacked apoiitunetty." Tony Dexter, walling about not being allowed In meet the Holly wood press while he was working in "Valentino": "It was a very ahorl-aigliicd pol icy. Artoia shouldn't be shielded Irnm the press. People think 1 in still sort of a mule Oarbo." Clromn Jessel, arriving late flmiihcrn California Army caiun: "linn'l worry abuut the Russlani (Hiding you here. I had the ad client! and I couldn't find It," Jack Carson, niter meeting John, lile liny: "llr'a wondi'ifiil. He got so emo tional, for a mlnulii 1 thought he was gonna, laugh." Denlne Darcel. Hie French pas try on becoming Miss Calm Down: "I reallre Ihers noh-la-la no good for me. Now I- change ao mocli. I was, 'ow you say, very r-r-rah-rah fln full of enalrgee and ao Ilka to clown, I llieenk when Fralmck girls (irst romn lo air. counlree, rev lei a leeile crezsy. Now I am domes-leeo." aaseaM AMERICAN CHINESE taWl at tKalr belli Ph. Mte For Ofi Ta Taka Out Ben I. Lee, Mqr. 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