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k:P1 two HERALD & NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 lOM KFLW MM Ko. TST Monday tv'cnlnf, Dec. 29 00 Today' I SporU Hlghllglili Horn Town Ncwi $M World Newt Bummary 6 30 flnt Art Quirtrt ABC 7:00 Th Lone Hannfr ABC 7:!U Pol let Blotter ABC 7:.--0 l.ux Radio Theater CBS 1 8:30 Arthur Godfrey CBS 9:00 Sunpnw CBS , 9:30 Preview of Tomorrow ;5 Junior Mlaa CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:1S Sam ' Other Show 10:30 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 Slim Off Newt Summary 11:0a Sign Oft ... Tuesday, Dec, SO . 6:00 a m. Newt :0 Butky Bate It His Bon 6:49 Early Bird 6:M Five Minutes with an Open Bible 7:00 Newt, Breakfast Edition 7:15 Charlie' Roundup 7:30 Bob Carred ABC 7:40 Bettr Crocker ABC 7.43 Babbitt's Second Cup ftf Collet Club CBS 00 Brcakfait Club ABC ! Hank Henry Show 6:30 Helen Trent CBS 8:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Young Dr. Malone CBS 10:30 Mr True Story ABC 10:55 Whispering Streeu ABC . 11:15 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Adair's Musical 1'atr 12:00 Noon Edition News 33:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 House Party CBS 12:45 Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 Bill Ring Show ABC : 1:15 Carl Smith CBS 1:20 It Happena Every Day CBS 1:25 Music 1:30 Mary Margaret McBridt ABC J 00 Betty Crocker ABC 3:05 Basin Briefs 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Better Living 3:45 Artbur Godfrey CBS 6:30 Cal rinney ABC 6 55 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Women's Kewsde&k CBS ' 4:05 Jimmy Wakely CBS 4:15 Ted Malone ABC 4:J Radio Auction Time 4 45 When a Girl Marries ABC 6 00 Spin with Wynne 6:30 Edward Murrow CBS 6'45 B St B TV M Todu't Sport. Huhlifhtl Sniffle a The Bookworm i e the On V I XfeSJ Coloi I 1 New, I083-0 rati MAJOR STUDIO Addition K M PROGRAM Sea tha regular shew and Preview at No fil HOW nnn banns Cibra PAGET S ' NEXT WEDNESDAY FOR i NEW YEARS EVE ONLY 4 V JF Of mux. r"",V show starts j THEcSTOOQ tlaea Tkai CAeeeeeiesv ' T A4.l . .11 00 sun now' oh SALT aee4ee 615 Horr.jlcwn Newt 4 25 Woild Newa hummarv 6 :t0 My Friend Irn.a CBS 7 00 Bedtime Stone 7 30 Life wHh Luigt CBS 0 00 Paul Whltrman ABC K:30 Evening Serenade ABC B M News ABC B OO .ut Star 8:15 Henry J, Taylor ARC fl :.0 Mr. and Mrs. N'oilh CBS lOTO 10 p.m. Headlines 1015 Sie-Atrt Craig ABC 10 ;t0 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 Stan Of News Summary 11.05 Sign OK KFJI 1158 Kc. TST Monday Evening-, Dec. 29 too Gabriel Heatter MBS f.U Klamath Theater u Around Town Newt 40 Something to Think About 43 Sam Hayta, Newt UBS 6 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 I Was a Communist (or f B! 7 30 Hardy Family 8:00 Let Geoiie Do tt MBS 6:30 Festival of Wallies fl 45 Sinning Americans 6:00 Newspaper of the Air DLB3 815 Full on Lewi Jr. UBS 6:30 Music 8:45 SporU Tinal 8:55 Titus Moody MRS 10:00 Meditation In Music tl:00 Nifhl Owl Club 12:00 fiign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. TST Tuesday, Dec. SO 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6 30 Farmers Jamboree 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:43 Sam Hayes Bkfst. New UBS 7:55 First Edition Local Newt 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 6:15 Music by Roth 6:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:45 Club 1150 9 00 Notes from the Scooper 8:15 Marion from Millers 8 30 Freddy Martin Show 8:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Atr MBS 10:15 Telio TeM M 10:30 Answer Man DLBS 10:45 A Vint to LaPomte'g 11:00 Ladles Fair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day UBS , 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noon Day News 12.30 Dance Tunes 12:45 Farm and Market Reports C 12:50 Klnmath Notes r 12:55 Curnni 1:00 Jack Kirkwood MBS 130 Lucky V Banch DLBS 3 00 Two at 3 2:30 Sun River Dave 3:05 News DLBS 3:15 Ricky Request Time . , 3:45 Paula Stone Show MBS 4:00 Coffee With Katie 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Masaey Time UBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5.00 Sgt. Preston MBS 5 30 Sky King MBS 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS C:O0 Gabriel Heatter MBS 4:15 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About I Tt Continuous From 1 .45 p.m. i NOW SHOWING Km mm.. j AtPVV S 111 SKITS II lit' k -- i . mestwd IK TECHNICOLOR lATURE-PlOGEQH-BRlAfl OISNEY CARTOON PETE SMITH SHORT FEATURE !?5Te! U?.hT I Mill, 1,1,11 1 1 A.U1JUiUJ.LU2a -TT7 3 R.gul.r LT DGRAM Extra Cost) SHOWING Pni m housa s Robert WAGNER Ruth HUSSEY 1 DAYI Ring Out Tha OIA l"9 In The New! HAVE FUN (DM (ior) F0 la MAvrunrr SaifiHiuiurr reTuininuuiMiiin I LHiiJ q i I tLmmLi 6 45 SaVn Hayes 6 55 Hill Henry MBS . 4 T.00 John SebatUn Show 1:15 S'.ars for Defense T TO Affairs of Peter alem MBS 6 0i Count of Monte CrLato MBS 8 ) Guefl SUr 6 45 Heidelberg Harrnonaltrei P 00 Newspaper of the Atr DLBS 6:15 Pulton Lewis MBS 6:30 Magic Carpet 9 45 Sforls Final 6 55 Tjtus Moody 6(eakt 1000 Mediation in Musie 11:00 Night Owl Club 12.00 Sign Oft KCNO 510 Ko. PST Alturas. Californtav : Tuesday, Dm, 30 -50 News 7:45 Farm Markets 8:00 BulUtm Board . L13 Hollywood Serenaderg 6 30 News, Mid Monung 8 35 Band Musle 8 45 Harmony Shop 9:00 Music With Your Meals 9:15 American Folk Music 9 Broadway Parade 10:00 News 10 05 Sports 10.15 Club Meetings lo ;W Concert Time 10.45 Fletta Tune It 00 Western News in Brtef 11:03 VP Commentary 11:10 Names in the Newa 11:15 This Rhy thmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:35 Eddie Lamar 12 00 SporU Page 13:03 Lake County Newt 12:10 Modoc County News 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 12A0 Under the Capitol Dome U 45 Alger Theater 12 55 Mystery Tune 1:00 Lake County Agent 1:15 PaMoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 3 00 News 3. 03 Listener's Choice 3 00 News - Sports 3:10 According to the Record 313 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Band 3:45 Oif the Beam 4 00 News 4:13 School Days 4.30 Pop Preview 4 40 News 4:45 Sign Off Deer Hunter Kills Father CROSS CITY. Pl. W A 23- year-old hunter sighted deer's antlers through the brush Simdav, fired and killed his father. W. H. Rosier, 51. Gainesville, Fla. Rosier had just shot the animal himself and was bendlns over to cut its throat. Sheriff L. E. Hatcher termed the tragedy an accident, Trammell G. May. also of Gainesville, was a witness, he said. Hatcher identified the son as Bob Hosier, 23. who returned two months ago from duty with the Army in Korea. Stalin Meet Said Unlikely WASHINGTON Ml Sen. Ful- bright iD-Ark) says be doubts any thing useful would come of a Churchill-Stalin-Eisenhower meet ing right now because Russia's aim is to bleed and divide the West. But we "must not take the atti tude that there is no hope and re fuse to meet with them." Fulbrtght said. The possibility of a personal confcrci.ee between the Russian Premier and the U. S. President elect was raised In 1 Stalin com munication to the New York Times Christmas Eve. Fulbright, a high-ranking Demo crat on the Senate Foreign Rela tions Committee, recently returned from a tour in Europe. He also told television interviewers yester day: 1. Voice of America broadcasts should be kept going to the Iron Curtain countries because that is the only means of directly reach ing Communist peoples, but U. S. propaganda efforts elsewhere should be cut back or changed. a. Differences between Northern and Southern Democrats are not as serious as many oeoole believe and can be ironed out in the near future. JIFFY JACKETS! Simple-sew and oh-so-luxurl- ous on cold early morns or long winter evenings! Have your bed- .tacitei iniiv with laceor tailored sntln bound and bow-tied! Both styles In Pattern 6340! Pattern HMO: Misses' Sizes 12, 14. 16. 18. 20: 30. 32. 34.- 38. 38. 60. 42.. Top, Site 18 takes Pa yards 39-Inch; V, yard contrast; other version, 2 yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern If you wish lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 140, Chicago 80, lone; l?,e. style number. I 1 tw tlTITtoH .':F??H ... i i , i . ... -f i!xV ' CRETTIEST TEACHER. Mrs. Nell Owen, named tha na tion's most beautiful school teacher in a radio conducted contest, looks over paper work at her home in Dallas, Tex. Selected from photo graphs submitted by students, Mrs, Owen will receive an all expense trip to Hollywood. Pope Names Cardinal VATICAN CITY W The Vati can announced Monday that Arch bishop Valeriano Oraclas of Bom bay is being named to the college of cardinals of the Roman Catholic church. He takes the place vacated Sun day by the death of Carlo Agos- uni, patrmrcn 01 Venice. He will be India's first cardinal and the surprise announcment of his appointment emphasized Pope Pius' determination to bring the college to its full strength of 10 members at the consistory here next month. The college has not had full membership in two cen turies. Archbishop Graclas was born in Karachi, then in India, now the capital of Moslem Pakistan, on Oct. 23, 1900. He is one of a group of seven cardinal-designates whose average age Is only 50 one of the largest groups of comparatively young cardinals ever named to the col lege. Agostlnl died In Venice after having been ill for some time with leukemia. He was to have received the traditional red hat of a prince of the Roman Catholic church at a secret consistory Jan. 1 along with a otner designated cardinals. House Seeks U.N. Testimony WASHINGTON !! A House committee called today for public testimony on reports that Justice officials tried to interfere with a grand Jury inquiry into subversives In the United Nations. The federal grand Jury, ending work in New York early this month, recommanded that a new grand Jury continue an investi gation of U. S. citizens with Com. munlst associations who are on the U.N. staff. The Judiciary subcommittee that has been investigating the Justice Department has been chcklng Into reports that an attempt was made to get the jury to delay or tone down Its recommendation on the subject. After closed-door testimony was taken 10 days ago. Rep. Chell (D-Ky) and Rep. Keating (R-NY) told newsmen wnat they had heard made their blood boll. Schools Lack Needed Cash WASHINGTON Wl The nation needs 325,000 new public school classrooms but can raise money enough in the usual ways for little more than half of what they will cost, says the U. 8. Office of Edu. cation. The cost of such facilities. needed by Sept. 1 to relieve over crowding and replace the obsolete, was estimated at $10,700,000,000. The office said last night states and local districts could produce only 5,800.ooo.ooo through normal revenue channels by then. A grand total of 600.000 new classrooms, at a cost of 18 billion dollars, will be needed by 1890, the office said. Bazooka Shell Seen in Street BALTIMORE l-Sgt. Joseph W. Koerber was driving along In the stream of Sunday traffic when his sharp eye spied an object In the street. He Jammed on the brakes, skidded for 25 feet and managed to miss a bazooka shell by a hair. Koerber. who Is In the 110th Field Artillery of the Maryland National Guard, called police. A policeman gingerly carried the shell, the kind used in tank war fare to a grass plot beside the road. It was three hours before a bomb disposal expert arrived. Nothing to worry about, he said. The shell was empty. "It scared me to death," Koerber admitted. V KLAMATH 'ALU. AMERICAN CIIIN'ESE Foods at tftfir bell! th. Hit Fer Orders Te Tok Out Ben E. Le, Mr. Marilyn Monroe Seeking1 Dramatic Actress Roles B.t KRSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYW001-(NFAI Exclu sively Yours: Marilyn Monroe, Hollywood's "Movies Are Hotter Than Ever" kid, and 20th Century Fox atudlo are going 'round and 'round about her tuture career blurpiUua, The studio wants sexy Marilyn to alternate between low brow comedies and high-kicking musicals, but he has dreams of some day competing in the Oscar race for tha best-dramatlc-actress award, "This girl's soul doesn't belong In that bod)-," her dramatlo coach, Natasha Lyless, is saying. "Site has emotional depths that should be developed.' Natasha, by the way, was with Marilyn when ."ha rushed to an auction and wrote a S133A check lor 118 Max Remhardt dramatlo manuscripts written in Oerman. But there will be no evidence ol Marilyn gone Relnhardt-lsh in the studio's ad campaign lor her next film. "Niagara. " The billboards will 'show a filmy-gowned Marilyn superim posed over all of Niagara Falls and the eye-popping words: "So lusty that nature herself couldn't taine her." Paulette Goddard's denying re ports of marriage to e.rtch Maria Remarque. She flashed a pinkie sparkle gift from the author on the set of "Harness Bull," but told me: "We're not engaged. All my ad mirers give me rings." Eddie Cantor, back to normal j zip. is recording songs for "The I Eddie Cantor Story" and Producer Sidney skolsky is beaming: "Ed-! die's singing belter now than he j did before his illness. It's strsnge, but the same thing happened to Al Jolson." j Sam Goldwyn has changed his mind about the early debut ol pay-as-you-see movlea on TV. He's now predicting: "1 don I think we'll have them In our Ufa-1 lime." I Nixing of Gordon MacRae for the TV version of the Railroad 1 Hour by Warner Bros, is a conlus- , ing switch of business tactics. The same studio cashed in on the video popularity of Milton Berle and ; Danny momas. tried to sign uaie Storm (or a role and has offered 1 Lucille Ball the moon to sign for a film. The Rod Camerons Insist their marriage is intact despite the gos sip. But there's no chance of a reconciliation for Mona Freeman and Fat Nerney, Mona Is saying. 1 Fox will film a sequel to "The Robe." due for filming In "53, baa-1 i( 9Wm0 Hill & Dale! Red Cross! Penal jo! & ..--- 1 dress shoes., formerly 1 1.95 to 21.95 playshoes . . formerly 8.95 to 9.95 r Thereafe greol sovingi afoot in our Famout Nom Shot bale) Here you'll find nationally advertised footwear fashions, amaiingly low prices and iht Quality you'va eoma to axpaet from ... LA POINTE'SI So take advantage, now, of tha welcome savings highlighting this timely salal Our famous-name event offers wide assortment of styles and colors, but we cannot promise all sizet In all colors and styles. Sorry, no phont, C.O.D. or mail orders. All sales final. Ing the alory on the character of Demetrlua, the slave. It's an economy move to utilize the lav ish aels and costumes that the best-seller will require. The Lana Turner-Oeorge Borel romance la blnzlng. He was all ready to return In his native France, but l.nna persuaded him to linger a while , , , Jniiirs and Pamela Mason have made the big decision they'll become U.S. cUI sena In March of 106J. Ed Wynn, about to leave on a weekend hunting trip, looked at himself In the mirror and .mut tered to his wile: ' "It's a good thing I'm not In season." Shelley Winters has given up trying to wiggle out of her ll-I contract. She ll report to the studio lor an untitled yarn set against a Panama background alter the birth of her bay. Gruesome thought: A two-faced CELEBRATED NEW YEAR! , 5th ANNUAL SUBURBAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S BALL S 4- actor working In a thiN-dliiien-atonal movie, t Anna Baxter'a blushing over '"Hie Lady Who Smoked Cigars," a TV film advertised for aale in a movie trade paper. The film stars Barbara tlrown, not Anne. June Haver's spiking I lie retire ment talk. Looking like the answer to an exhibitor s prayer at a win ter fashion show, she told me, "I'm not giving up. I think It wax the breakdown of my hrnjlli thai started the retirement rumors, it's pretty hnrd to any Just what the future will be, tliouuh, My contrnct with Fox hsa another year to ko. I have definite feelings' iiUout tele vision, but I can t express them yet." Bill ShaV, DenlNe Dn reel's first hubby and a guest al her recent movletown shindig, Is working an a bartender on Hollywood lllvtl. Irving Hoffman tells about cards Issued to the audience at a Holly wood sneok preview a Inviting "frank criticism" of the film. One fan wrote: "You people get paid to make pictures and If you don't know v. lull's wrong I won't tell you." DECEMBER 31, New Dancing Starts at 9 Fun - Favors - Noisemokers Firemen's Helmets . MORGAN Mcdonald SEMI-ANNUAL De Liso Debs! 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