Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 01, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextY-,(.jif.,v- i .. -. r? Y.v.-.iV.rX,-,. . - - ........ ;..- .-at,- r..,ncnAV nCTOBFR V1953 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Gale Storm Can Handle T-V, Radio, Normal Family Life By BOB THOMAS ' HOLLYWOOD I How can a TV and radio star maintain a normal family lite and stick to a schedule that would tire a lumber jack? - That's 'the problem that faced Gale storm when "My Little Mar- SCOOP! NOW ON THI JCMINI MARCIANO loSTARZA FIGHT PICTURES! KOUNO ir ROUND now or now SINSATIONAl ClOSI-UK PLUS ' LmTHE battle THATmJ TERRITORY FREE! gle'' happened along and changed her life a year ago. The show, which appears on CBS radio Sun days and NBC TV tonight, came up when she was a fulltlme wife and mother and part-time actress. Mow the situation Is reversed. When she's making the TV films, she's up at 5:30 in the morn ing six days a week. Between the spurts of film production, she rec cords the air show with her co star, Charles Farrell. .Any spare time she has left over is taken up with her official duties as hon orary mayor of Sherman Oaks, publicity, etc. Last summer she also scored a smash as a night club singer In Las Vegas, Nev. "I'm busy, all right," sighs Gale, who is Just as pert and pretty in person as she is on TV. "I may be rationalizing I'm an expert at that but I tnink all this activity Is good for my family. ' "When I do have time to de vote to mv boys, I can give my full attention to it. A lot of full time mothers see their kids much that they never really ap preciate them. "And because I am so busy, the boys get more companionship from their father than other boys generally do. That's all to the good." ; The boys are Philip, 10, Peter, 7, and Paul, 6. Their father Is Lee Bonncll, who gave up a limp ing film career to become a crack Insurance salesman. When "My Little Margie" made such demands on her time, Gale had to hire a housekeeper. (Gale said she is a "medium lousy" cook herself and now has almost forgotten how.) To make up for her absence, dinner-time is devot ed to the boys. "When I was working in pic tures, the boys couldn't understand why i had to be away," she ex plained. "I'd make a movie that wouldn't be out for six months or more. But now they understand whv I'm gone. Thev can hear the radio show on Sundays and watch the TV show on Wednesdays. They take a pride In 'My Little Mar gie' themselves." ' Icy morninr '. cold hands loaded ahotfun . . . INSURE! Hans Norland. 627 rule St. Phone 3-2515. I ... ii w w -v m m i HEADING THE 1954 HUDSON LINE is the Hudson Hornet, national stock car champion, which has demonstrated its outstanding performance and durability in competition on the nations raca tracks. Tha '54 Hornet has a lower and longer appearance, and luxurious, Salon Lounge interior. Its "Instant Action" engine with Super Induction develops 160 horsepower. With Twin H-Power, Hudson's popular multiple fueling system, the Hornet engine delivers 170 horse power. Hudson Power Steering and improved power brakes are available as optional equip rrjent. All '54 Hudsons have "step-down" design and low center of gravity and the durability and safety provided by Monobilt body-and-frame construction. The new Hudsons are now on display at Juckeland's, llth and Klamath. DOORS OPEN 6:30 J TERRIFIC 2-IN-l ALL-THRILL-SHOW! MIGHTIER THAN KING KONG! It'.aliv.lwilr, ( r ' V ft with mighty V rryl ACTI0NI Six people hemmed in by terror.. .on an accursed ile! BORIS KARLOFFm OF THS fa ' uuMitf -hicciuii CARTOON-NEWS A 3i V- .t. Si r NUTatadwt RETURNS HOME Former actress June Haver (center), who gave up a film career to become a nun, is kissed by ber stepfather and mother on her arrival in Los Angeles. She left the convent in Kansas for a rest. She said she had been in a hospital in Kansas City recently because her health had been failing. THREAT MEETING BANGKOK, Thailand Wl Pr mier p. Pibulsonggram expressed hope Thursday that Thailand and Malaya will cooperate in joint mil itary operations to meet the threat of Communist aggression in ' south east Asia. DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! F.n OFF THE BEATEN PATH! . . . But It's Only One Heartbeat Away! lei iv filmtd in LITTLE BOY,! LOST ! SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS L, J MATINEE 1:3Q -EVENINSflraC ataavi J Nice Weather Due For Most Of U.S. By THE ASSOCIATED rRfcSSt Clear skies and mild tempera tures were indicated for nearly all of the country Thursday. Only wet spots were in sections of the Pacific Northwest and Georgia.' Rain, in both areas was light. Heaviest rainfalls Wednes day were in the Pacific Northwest and in the southeast, witn more than one inch at some cities In Florida. Skies were cloudy in Florida but fair weather prevailed in other. sections of Hie nation. Record readings for the date were set Wednesday in the lower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, the eastern ureal Lakes region ana the Southwest. Temperatures were In the SO's and above 100 In the far Southwest. Some warming also was reported in ine great plains. CROCHETED CARRYALL BAG By CAROL CURTIS 309 Sl Modoc Bull Sale Oct. 4-5 CEDARVILLB The tenth annual Modoc County Range Bull Sale will Be held this year on Oct. 4 ana a. : The Bull Sale is one of the most Important sales in the west today. Cattle buyers and breeders alike look forward to the Modoc sale as a criterion for future sales. This year's sale features the larg' est group of bulls ever sold at the sale. There are 122 neaa of Here ford bulls Including IS polled Here- fords. Eleven head of Shortnom bulls and for the first time an of fering of eight Angus bulls from the herds of M. L. Doty, cassei, Calif., and Dale west, Malta, ore. The Surprise Valley Sheriff's Air rosse wui kick uie lesuvities on Saturday night with the Annual Bull Sale dance in the fair ball. Sunday, Oct. 4 will feature the grading of all bulls by Rube Al baugh, livestock specialist of the University of California at Davis, Sedge Nelson, Farm Advisor, Sis kiyou County, and Brunei Christen sen, Rancher and Supervisor from Likely. All bulls grading below the two minus grades will be eliminated from the sale. Once again the health restrictions will be so that all bulls will meet the standards of all adjacent states. The Bull Sale committee an nounces that the popular buffet din ner and bar will again be teaturea Sunday evening. The annual barbecue With tne labor' furnished by the Cedarville Rotary Club will be cooked this year In the worlds largest sheep herder oven and served at 11:30 Monday morning preceding the bull sale which starts at 1:30 p.m. - This year's sale will be held' in the new bull sale pavilion, and the auctioneer's duties will once again be handled by the very talented Howard Brown of Woodland, Calif. Army Target: GIs' Pen Pals WASHINGTON Wl Tite Army, with an eye to unintentional leaks of military secrets, Is trying to discourage soldiers from exchang ing letters with unknown persons, including "pen pals" and chain letter correspondence. A new regulation says personal mall from known correspondents is something highly desirable, but that: "Consideration must be given to the known fact that subversive ele ments have employed personal cor respondence channels for propa ganda purposes and for the accu mulation of information wnich may be interpreted Into intelligence of value to an enemy or potential enemy. . . "Personal communication be tween persons not previously known to each other may open the way for disclosure of military in- tormauon 01 value to an enemy or potential enemy of the United States. . ." Made in the new-on-the-market (you'll find It in all flve-and-dime stores, at all knitting counters) washable crochet thretd which works up speedily, is strcne. dur able and conies in twelve exciting colors, tne nnuasome bag meas ures 12 by 14 inches. This one Is Ing of ecru, Is crocheted in oneed In turquoise and brown with edg piece, has a zipper closing almost the depth of the entire bag. A beauty for fall street Rear, lor a knitting bag. for a household sewing bag. You'll like l.l Send 25 cents for the Crocheted j Cotton Thread Carryall (Pattern I no. awn complete working, finish ing, lining Instructions, your name, address, pattern number to Carol Curtis, Herald and News, Box 220. Madison Square Station, New York 10, N.Y. Patterns ready to fill orders im. mediately. For special handling of uiuit via iirsi class mall Include I an extra S cents per pattern. Entertainer Fined On Driving Counts CHICAGO (JTh-Hal Block, radio and television figure, was convict ed of speeding and driving without a driver's license yesterday and was fined a total of 130 by Munici pal Judge George B. Weiss. Judge Weiss dismissed a drunk driving charge against the 40-year-old entertainer after policeman Robert Dwyer testified that Block's car was not weaving In and out of traffic on the Outer Drive June 25. Block said he had had "one or iwo oeers oeiore ne was arrested. 1 He testuied ne increased his speed because he believed another car was following his and he feared a holdup. . Radio dtaa KrlW - MM K. - "T . Thursday Evening, Oct, 1 6:00 Mt Mr. McNullty CBS 6 30 Htcold Derby s iM ramlly Skeleton CBS 0:00 Beulah CB3 BhrtU, cnc 5:15 Bill Balljnce Show CBS 0:30 Dram, ol ""'S, cnS l is Eddy Howard Orch CBS '.X SwUR Coo".' . CUt Book CBS UUOS Sln Oil BrLVT 1441 tie- "T , Friday. Oct. I -no arlr Bird Newt I S ATarm Cloek Club 6-30 Hafler'a Almanac EMinute. with .n Open BiUi 7 00 Ntwn i-rMKiait Edition 7:15 ChU' Roundup 7:30 Bob Grr ABC 7:40 BftC Crock ABC 7:45 Harrj Bbbltl CBS 1 00 BftUiMt Club ABC 9:00 Blu Skiei 9:13 Chet Huntley ABC 9:30 Helen, Trent CBb 9-43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Tune Time 10:13 Ma Perkina CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS , 10:45 Stop St Shop I0:w wnperi '- " 11:15 Nora Drake CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS ia:00 Noon Edition Newa 12:15 Payieu sidnwaik Show 12:30 Houae Party CBS 1:00 Sam Hayes ABC 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:43 Hank Henry Show 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:43 Ted Malone ABC 3:00 Wizard of Odds CBS 3:15 Ruth Aahton CBS 3:20 Betty Crocker ABC 3:23 Ralph Story's Backyard 3:43 Hank Henry Show 3:35 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Double or Nothing ABC 4:23 Basin Briefs 4.39 Spin with Wymn 5:00 Edward Murrew CBS 5:15 B & B Melody Time 5:30 Todty'a SporU Highlight 5:45 "Tank Com CBS 5:35 Hometown Newa 6:00 Broadway'i My Beat CBS 6:30 Ambassador in Blue ABC 7:00 Gillette FlahU ABC 7:30 Lea Griffith ABC 7:35 HIU & Encorea ABC 8:00 Mr. Keen CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomai CBS 8:43 Family Skeleton CBS 9 00 Ozzie & Harriet ABC 9:30 Concert of Favorltta la-tVa 1A Mm HoariliMMa 10:15 Dwight Cooke'a Gueat Book CBS iu:ju Kiiocycie mud 11:00 Sign Oft News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJ1 list Kfl. PBT Thursday Evening-, Oct. 1 8:00 Gabriel Ht alter MBS :13 Klamath Theater Quia Tim 8:30 Around Town Newa 8:40 Something to Think A bent 8:45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS 8:15 BiU Henry MBS 7:00 Deadline MBS 7:30 Best on Record 7:45 Farm Itaue Diacuafion 8:00 Freedom. U S A fl:30 Football Prophet ' 8:45 ffeldelbws Harnioaalra 9 Newapaper f Ue Air LBS 9:15 Touchdown Talk 9:30 Music 9 45 Harry Wlimer SporU MBS 0:18 Tltua Uond ma 10:00 Fulton Lewia Jr. MBS io:id Hawaiian Lullaby 10:30 Coke Tim urith SMrfla riah. 10:45 Town and Country Tim 11:00 Nlaht Owl Club 11:30 Sign Off Friday. Oct. X 0:00 luarto Serenade 8:J0 Farm ReJrtKnnM s 45 Bona of ha Pioneera . 8:20 Melodic Joter lude :S Holland SHJf i.ja BreakJail .UM S:43 MuaiC 01 ""' T.','"" CM Carnation I Milk Tun. iball MBS MBS New. MIS I CBS 0:15 Melody limy 8:20 Gabriel Heater MBS 0-:W Newipaper of trie Air ,M World SerlM Bajeball 1:00 Hporia 2 05 Northwest Nawa T.U Dixieland Tun. i:25 Newa MBS 1 no Ladlea Fair MBS , 2:55 A Vlalt To currina 30 Queen tor iw S Jack wVw "Sto MBS 4:00 A VIHl w l J:ii Curt Mum Jim. MBS 5:00 The CUco Kid DLBS S$0 Wild Bill Hlckock MBS ... 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS 0:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :15 Klamath Theater Quia SIS SoKlnV to TfirS-AbOUl ; , : ta Sam Hayea Newa DLBS 0:53 Bill Henry MBS . 7:00 Sportj Report . 7:10 Meet Your NeljhborB , 7:15 The Woodl and You . 7:25 According, to the Record 7:30 Beit on Record 7:30 Jont Jamoa Show , -. i 7:45 Perry Como Show 8-00 It's Football Time K Football - KUHS J Eumn. 9:00 Newspaper of the Air ULHa tM Football - KUHS at Eugene 9:45 Harry WUmer Sporta MBS 0:55 Five MinuU Final Newa DLBS 10:00 Fulton Lewla Jr. MBS . 10:15 Topi In Topi 10:30 Official Detective MBS 11:0 Mint Owl ItlQUaJt Tim. '. . ll-M Sign Ofl KCNO - l Ke. - nr , Altra Callf.raU Friday, Oct. 2 IM Newa 7:45 Farm Market! S:00 Bulletla Board i ll BaUywead gartnadar. : g M K-Mld Morn:nl jo BMd Mualc S Sur.r.,,,wit.h?oi -k, Ki "merlean Folk Mtul. 1:30 Mornlnf M.lodl.a . 10:00 Nawa ,. 10'OS Sporta It II Club MMtiPf. 10:30 Cwft Time 10:45 Tun. Up in HMI 11:09 Wea'.rn N.wa am 11 Uf Comnwnury ..... ill" Nam., in the i Sew.. , 11:1 Accent on Melody U:M Muaie.1 Roundup 11:5 ddl. Lamai 13:00 Sports Faf. lJ S Lak. County H.w. 12:10 Modoc County Nawa lj:lil World News Roundup aa.U D.aaill nf Hits 12:40 Under t. Capital 12:45 Alger inea.r. 12:51 Myswrr Tun. 1:00 Laik. SJ1 Coma. tMJt, 1:19 Pastoral Call 1:5 Organ Mopda 1:41 Melody Club 1:0. Nawa. . 2:0 Listener'a CKatM 3:w ntwMpvf" a.i. AeaardlnM V. H j:li Ja. Carbar . , 1:59 Meet the Band 1:4 Man From Otada) 1 !a CalTiig All rtakanw 41. Pop Preview 4:4. Newa . ' 4:45 Ren. Bavud Orek. 1:00 Sign Oft ' Klamath Fall, Ora AMERICAN CHINESE Ph. 6496 For Ord.rt Ta T.k. Out Ben B. Lee, Mqr. Foedi ot th.ir bant! ' New Radar Undergoes Tests NEW YORK W ExDeriments on a new type radar system are near ing completion in the polar region. The system is designed to give at least six noias oi warning should enemy aircraft approach via the North Pole. ; The Western Electric Co., hand ling radar work under government contract reported yesterday that the initial installations are near Barter Island, Alaska, about 1,200 miles from the pole. Western Electric said the radar apparatus operates Independently of human attention. tm.toin dollar- Vtu gst a better Used Car -rorfn a eutck Deafer H. E. Ha6gER 30 Years Your BUICK DEALER Phone 5151 - 1330 Main St. Light Vote Seen For Ninth Word ALBANY, N. Y. MV-Everythlng points to a light vote in the 6th District of Albany's 9th Ward on election day Nov. 3, There were only three registered voters all residents of the same house. Nicholas A. Lants and his son Donald are registered Demo crats. 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