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PAGE TWO V. KFUV 145 Ko, . PST Monday Evening, Oct. S 6:00 Lux Radio 'Theater CbS ' 1 The tine aanfer ABC tJ6 Im OriHIU, Nam ABC I MATIN KV S0 SVCNINO 0:30 HOW SHOWING! THE STORY BEHIND THE GLORY OF A HEADLINE HER01 TONY ,4 I 3 STOOGES COMEDY 4. NOW SHOWING! DOORS OPEN 6:3Q tw imw am ut ew tiMMmuaTMi wm Hjitvip -nifw ft -smart Sterrlns PHVUlS CALVERT JACK HAWKINS " TERENCE MORGAN- GODFREY TEARLE MANDY MILLER NOW PLAYING! DOORS OPEN 6:30 ' Storrina VICTOR MATURE-BRUK DOIIM CQUEN'CfUY - RICHARO WIDMARK WW m AND " VY "ONE DAY ONLY! (Radio : Henr? . J. Tajlor 'ABC 1:49 Guest Star ' 8:00 Suspense CBS 8:30 Lowell Tbomaa CBS : 8:43 Family Skeleton CBS . 8:00 Beulah CBS 0:13 Junior MUi CBS 8:30 Preview of Tomorrow 8:43 Tony Paitor Orch CBS 18:00 10 cm. Haadllnea 10:13 Dwliht Cooke 'a Gueat Book w.jo Kilocycle mud 11:00 Sin Olf Nawa Sammary 11:08 Sun OH KFLW 145 Kc. PST , Tuesday,, Oct, , 8:00 Early Bird Nwi ' tm Alarm Clock Cluk s '.'r 8:30 Hafter'a Almanac 8:33 rive Minutea with an Open BtMa 7:00 newe hhisi Eamon . T:ifl Cherlla'a Roundup 7:30 Bob Carred ABC , 7:40 Beth Holland ABC 7:48 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:66 Braaxlast Utf ABU 8:00 Blue Skies 8:13 Chet Huntley ABC 0:30 Helen Trent CBS 8:43 Our Gal Sunday v - 10:00 Tune Time 10:13 Ma Perklna CBS . ,: 10:30 Young Or. Malona CBS 10:49 Muiic . 10:38 Whuperlni Streeta ABC 11:13 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS . - 11:43 Bristlier Day CBS , 12:08 noon Edition Newe ' 11:18 Payleaa Sidewalk Show 12:30 Houaeparly CBS 1:00 Sam Hayei ABC 1:13 Artnur Godtrey CBS 1:43 Hank Henry Show 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:43 Ted Malone ABC 3:00 Wizard or Odds CBS 3:13 Ruth Alhton CBS 3:20 Beth Holland ABC r 3:23 Ralph Story'a Backyard CBS 3:45 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Double or Nothing ABC 4:23 Bailn Briefs 4:38 Spin with Wyrma 8:88 Edward afurow CBS 8:13 Serenade In Blue , 8:38 Todays Sports Hifklifhle 8:48 frank Gaa CBS 8:88 Hometown News , , , 6:0D Johnny Dollar CBS . , 8:30 Mr. St Mrs. North CBS 7:00 People are runny CBS 7:30 Two Tickets to Broadway . 8.00 What Do You ThlnkT ' R.fft Rav filnafra ftrch. CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:43 ramlly Skeleton CBS 0:00 Beulsh CBS 8:13 Bill Ballance CBS 8:30 George Ftahcr CBS 8:33 Dorsey Bros. CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headunee 10:15 Dwight Cooke's Gueat Book CBS 10:30 Kilocycle kiud 11:00 Sim off aVews Summary 11:88 Sum Off KTJI 115 He. PIT Monday Evening;, Oct. S a-aa e3r!- siatllar aOS R:ia AenunA Town News 6:25 Klamath Theater Time 6:30 Virgil Plnkley News MBS 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes, News MBS 6.88 mil Henry MBS 7:00 The falcon MBS - - 7:30 Behind the Story 7:43 Perry Como Show MBS 8:00 Counter Spy DLBS 8:30 Sporta Report 8:40 Meet Your Neighbor 8:45 The Woods and You 8:53 According to the Record 8:08 Newspaper, of the Alt OLBS 8:13 Mutual Newsreel MBS 8:30 Music 8:43 Harry Wlsmer Sports MBS 8:55 Five Minute Final Nwe ml 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. UBS ENDS TONIGHT! THE TRUE STORY OF THE nnasarr mil it Tschniccter ttarrint tony ass mil IUIiJ u mm CARTOOrWHORT; JOMORROWJ.q 'OUR RIG STARS alanladd oeborah kerr charles boyir corinne Calvert "THUNDER IN THE EAST" II mm 9 10:13 Topa In Pope 10:30 Coke Time win leMie riskai 10:43 Broadway Bevlew . , 11:88 Night Owl Clue ., .. - 11:10 Sign Oil . - ETJI UN Ko. PIT - Tuesday, Oct. ,1 - 1:88 Suerlee Sere aa 4a 6:30 rami Reporter 6:45 Bona of the Ploneere 7:88 Heaalngway NewaJ 7:13 Breekfaat Geag MBS 7:88 Teday'a Bert Biiya 7:43 First Edition of the News 8:88 Ceell Br-wa MM 8:13 Bob Greene Newa OLBS f 20 Melodic Interlude 8:88 Hollend Sngle Newa .MM 8:38 Breekfaat Gang DLBI 8:43 rorward March 8:00 Record Rhepsody OLBS 0:18 Melody Tune 8:20 Gabriel HeaUar MBS .' 8:30 Carnation Milk lime KBS 8:49 Music of Manhattan 16:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBI 16:18 Telle Teat DLBS 10:30 Muale CBS 14:48 A Visit te LaPetatafa 11:08 Ledlee fair MBS 11:88 Sam Ms yea Newe MBS 11:38 Queen for ay Day MM tl:oa Tine rrean The Tewa Skew 11:18 Noonday Newe 11:38 Beat oa Record . s- 12:43 The Horn Kobblera : f 1:00 Tne Hour 01 altera . 1:00 Newa DLBS . 8:03 Nortnweat newa vumm - 1:15 Dixieland Time , S:2S Newa afBS 8:30 South Sixth Street Varletlei 3:00Hughes Reel MBS 3:13 Teflo Test DLBS 3:30 Jack Kirkwood Show OLBS 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS :18 MeealMway Newa MBS 4:88 Curt atsasey Tlesa MM 4:48 Seat Bayaa MM 8:00 Sargeent Preston MBS 1 . ' ' K-m kv If In MBS 6:88 Ceell Bream MM 6:08 oabnel siaaieae asset ; C:1S Areund Town Newa 6:25 Klamath Theeter Tune 6:30 Vlrail Plnkley Newa MBS 8:48 SoeeetkuBg le Taxek Aeeet 4 48 Saa Hayaa 6:86 BUI Beery MM 7:46 Teat eiaaer (Mr MM 7:30 Behind tne story . . a 7:45 Farm Iaaue Discussion . 8:00 Sammy Kaye 8how . 8:30 Klamath Snorts Album 8:48 Heidelberg. Baraaeseiree 6:00 Newapaper of the Air DLBS 8:13 Mutual Newsreel MBS 8:30 Music ' 8:43 Harry Wlsmer Spertg MBS -6:88 Tltua Meodr Sxeake 10:00 Pulton Lewis Jr. MM ' ' 10:13 Hawaiian Lullaby 10:30 Western Time , -., ; . i 11:80 Night Owl Cluk 11:20 Sign Off ' KCNO 171 K6. PIT Tnesdsy, Oct. ' 6:30 Top O' The Morning , 7:30 World News 6:00 Record Room 8:13 Melody Club 8:30 News 8:43 Pestoral Call I 8:00 Variety Soiree 8:30 Melody Club 8:33 Hawaiian Music 8:43 Peeev Lee Club Meetinea. 10:00 Music by Maupin su: jo juss nox neview 11:00 Musie We Bemember 11:30 Club 370 12:00 Noon Prayer 12:00 Snort Newa 12:05 Lake County Newo 12:10 Modoc Newa 12:13 Noon News I 12:30 All Time Hits 12:43 farm Marketa and News i:uu rerm Advisor . 1:30 Concert Hall , -, 3:00 Newa 1 ''' -: ' 2:05 The Stars sing 2:30 Listeners' Choice 4:00 News 4:03 Snorts 4:13 Popular Piano 4:30 Rhythm on Review ' 4:45 American Polk Muale 3:00 Waits Time 3:13 World Newa final 3:30 Sign Off 1.000 Fight Fire On Mare Island VALLEJO, Calif Oft-More than 1,000 fought a stubborn Are yes terday st Mere Island Navy Yard mat caused one deatn. injured 13. and caused damage estimated by tne navy at jaoo.ooo. Shooting flames visible tor miles, the spectacular blase flared un controlled for hours after It was discovered well under way at s tar-soaked pier. Hundreds of servicemen many of them watching a football game at the base helped fight the fire along with civilian firemen. Fireman L. A. Mcintosh 01 isle- ton, weighted down with heavy equipment, drowned when, he fell from a flreboat. ' t The fire gutted MO feet of pier and one Navy tug and damaged three barges and three other tugs. PARTY DRESS HUMMING BIRD TRIM bellciously festive looking is this nuie otruiaay party areas of pas tel cottons, handkerchief linens, or gandies or soft crepe a ilk when it is vruiunea wun tne embroidered humming bird motifs. UEach dart ing little bird Is done In deep blue, crimson, delicate greens and vel lows; two motifs of V inches, twa of J'i inches on a transfer. flenH M -mi. r tu. .... . Bird Partv Tireaa in.... .... ., " ixeuwp.ii no. 307) tissue pattern for alaes 4, a ana yeara. transfer and eolor chart for embroidery motifs, your name. nrMr n.n.. . aiae to Carol Curtis, to care of the norma ana Hews, Box 339, Madi-' sonSquare Station, New York 10, mS5;!.' order v i firt. el... - v pue; 86881 IS aaUeeJUUW an ektra i cents per pattern. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH M ..... Xd i y i t p;tt d Vi " x I" "" A CHICK FOR $100 was pratented Friday by Don Piper (right), acting pratidant of tha Jun-' ier Chamber of Commarce, Rex M.'Dye, United Tune) Red Crott campaign chairman, while Bath Anderson UF office secretary,, looks on "approvingly. The cheek marked the first, organisational donation to be received by the office in anticipation of the fund drive sched uled to got under way tjct. World's Record Re-won THERMAL, Calif. W StreaWng an averaoe 'Of- 7S3.4 rhnh:- thai Navy's new F4D1 Skyray intercep tor has won . back the world's United states and now will be giv en further tests at sea. ( Lt. Cmdr. James B. Verdin, 35, vauthflil lnnkintr rnmhat hmrtx nt both World War tl and Korea, pi- Inl-a th im !, , r... .www wn ".ru's-?VM'K-yJC SUUSJ- las plane to the new record Satur- liav ahMtl ier. n U 11 J. 1 sands along Southern California's Saltan Sea. - On each of his four. ' arrow, straight passes over the 3-lcilome- enured eerh mile in Imc tHan si... Lseconds., His fastest, pass 751.414 Iffl. n. h. wan nnlv SI lec than tt.. speed -of sound slong the course. wueiB -we mercury react vo.o de grees; Sonic speed varies with tem perature and altitude. , , . t f ; j Verdin and the Skyray erased the 737.S m. p. h. recoid set oy British Cmdr. Mike Lithgow in a Vlckers Supermarlne Swilt at Lib ya only, last Sept. 25. During the 20 minutes between takeoff and landing at El Centra Altxillerv 4Jevol si c..i. .1 1 ' . ' J -' .... OMHUllj yuv nine-ton Skyray, powered bv a WestinohmiM .tan t..v.ni.. . - H-,w luiuuic. cuhjuie,;! lVed approximately 3.500, pojiiets, of.J . js. i ii-i, n snsQiiac-Kerosene combination. While on the runs, Verdin turned on his afterburners, in effect an extra engine caraied In the) aft nnrt. nt rha, ni.n. i.. -i . bursts of speed. "There was a real boot when I turned that. arinrhiim... nH ..u the pilot. "Everything was wide open. I couldn't tell exactly, but I believe I. was flying between 100 and 300 feet (altitude) on each pass." Douglas Aircraft Co. officials say tile SlCVrnV ie pan.k1. n ... , speeds t higher altitudes. Men have flown faster than 753.4 m. p. h., but not under the lnw. oTth' S?isineti mM regulations lernationale. ;.jT Verdin, a Miles City, Mont., na tive. Vnn thm. M..n. x I... vfiuoa iur vaior m dive-bombing missions in VW U. 1 1 r. , : . . -..v. ..(j.iicr pianes auring the secondibattle for-Leyte . Gulf In World War n. He presently is sta tloned at Patuxent H.vtr. vtn testing new Navy planes.,- Speed The Last of fhe i HYDRAMATIC DRIVE OLDS for 1953 WE HAVE IN STOCK: 6 ... 98 series 4-door sedans 2 . . . super 88 series 4-door sedans 1 . . . super 88 series Holiday coupe 2 ... deluxe 88 series 2-door sedans 3 . . . demonstrators with very low mile age and in service less than 90 days Th. fir at Lansing closed the Hydromotic plant in September end th. can " luted obore thot we have in stock are the last of th. Hydromotic equipped Old.mobile, fo, 1953. Hydromotic production will be underway again in tint, far th. 1954 models in January. BUY NOW! These Cars Will Move Fast! Get OUR Appraisal en Yeur Present Car. dick 7th and Klamath FALLS. OREGON .i'mmm SaMaataaePaMBBMam8aii , II ... ... . ... ' mm I A I- T t '.rrr . H'ivs. r-: -sv ;. 6. ' .'! ..'" if"- r .lCJ CANDIDATE for vice preti- ,dent of the Willamette Uni versity freshman class it Rob- . ert ChirJester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chidester, 2721 Altamont. He was graduated from KUHS, Class of 'S3. . .'v. Photo by" Farebeei ' Penny-Padding 1 Mbtorisf Caught ' WHEELTNO, W.-V; HI J A Wheeling- motorist has been- ar rested for allegedly attempting to stretch a pennv beyond Its orleinal purpose. - .:: i Henry Christopher posted bond after being charged with wrapping tin fnil i OP ,ilAn).en a .nnnJ penny to approximate the size of as uii.i.i-1 ii im uiocriuih, sue: CUIU 1U a city parking. meter. - A repairman said is parking me ters have been Jammed since last Dec. 1 through such schemes. . :,c '! A? if i4 -A f j , 1 W -"Art , 1 12 Complete Una i r y " mu'c1 eV.7!l J Instruraeata S I r eertaa vs I a a j'i 1 1 ' 103S Mala m,w areeeeeaaaal jg. beidwln daalel b. mm co. a .9 ) Confroverso School Blown Into Creek ' MANCHESTER, Ky. OB The main issue In a student strike In rural Clay County has blown over over a hillside into a creek 30 feet below. . , The single room frame school house, propelled by high winds, came to rest on Its side last Thurs day and from all indications .will remain there. . ' , . . Wllk Collet, spokesman for pa rents who pulled their 30 young sters out of classes Monday be cause the structure was "danger ous," said he will ask the state to have in investigator 'inspect it and confirm tee need 'for new one. - Collet also said there was one teacher for eight grades. A new teacher showed up Monday, he added, got a glimpse of the build ing and "then went to Cincinnati to look for employment. 1 Claiming the community' was promised another school four years ago, he asserted: "The cnildren will stay out until arrangements are made lor a new scnooi. we want It built this, fall." Episcopal Head Back from Tour NEW YORK iW The Rt. Bev. Henry Knox Sherrill, presiding; blslv op of the Protestant Episcopal Church, returned early today from a six-week tour of church missions in; the Far East ,. The bishop and his 'wife arrived on the same flight with! Frank Vi Starzel,' general manager of The Associated press, back rrom sur. vey of the news cooperative's bu reaus in the Far East.;- CLOSED MONDAYS Ben B. Lee, Mgr. Phone 4103 Van Heflin fofftey Turns Down Chance ana TUDMiS Hnt.T.vwooD un This season established film stars like Bay W.II.Me 1ntaa Siva, wffirn. LOrClM Young, Joan Caulfleld. Ida Luplno ana Joan rootauie are waui ki. i i.i. tAiAvuinn But hare Mils icau uw n 1 , l- a,lu. hae tvolltelv.de- Cuned i V oners van i "My agents ges Deiwetai i five offers a monti for me to do TV series," he'remsrked. "I have given instructions to turn inem au down. I have my.reaaoaa. : . MT4,. .a rimihl ehout It; TV Is competition to the movies. Since I nave been seeping. ouy au" t -.. mi'um evhu t ahould com pete with' myself by being on the nome screens. - - .. (t a.., . . v-In lnveltv -iri-'tIM a sees a. wtww j - j - i . uii.im. t. ha a treated me lllWVW uuomiuu, . - quite fairly over the years, .and I don't wani vo oo siijie might hurt it. I feel also that my n . -wm.irf ha ndansereu ,11111 " - It I ventured Into TV on a major basis. I know tnat k wuuta .isaMhiv -tn th legitimate II I 111113 111.. U.J theater, which I am most interest ed in." - Heflin observed mat acting aut fera on TV. whether it is done live or on film. ""' ' - "You simply csn't oo your oesi work under such circumstances,' i- t j i am hia in arrow into a role. Rehearsals are completely Inadequate on live ty. .rtmie nar mrm nat munh imDrovemant. You're sUll racing against a time- Clock. BO mucn iiun sio w " made every day, and there's- no . AmKelliah anrl ereate.' hUiio w .- The actor . admitted that many of his craft are seeking iv oe cause of the lag in film production for theaters. ; , '. ,' "I may find that I'll be hunting for jobs too, . ne remeua.. ... .Vi. atao-e. thefore I LQ ISIVIU '"O - tried TV. You can. make good money by touring, oooa new injo are hard to find, but you can do -. xr.v.apima S7nrrif.ll. the L lints and Helen Hayes have done over Ex-Con, Girl, 15, Sought CRANDON. Wis. W A two-sUte hunt was on today for an ex-con vict and a 15-year-old girl ne re portedly abducted from in front of her home here Saturdayi Florence - County . Undersberlfi Iner Osgood - reported last night that Betty Bailey had been forced Into an auto and spirited away by a former convict he identified as James Shelton, 40. Shelton, who has served a terra In waupun State Prison for car theft and recently completed a Jail sentence here for drunken driving, roomed at the house of her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Rollle Bailey, the officer said. Shelton shoved Betty Into bis car after her mother told him he no longer could room at the Bailey home, Osgood declared. With SheU ton was 17-year-old Jack Bailey! Betty's cousin" who also has a po lice' record-.' He said. Shelton and the Baileys came here from Ken' tacky. ;.; ", r- A tr.' i" 6:00 Lux Radio theater Thrillino hour-long edaptatlonsar hit (hows ' The Lone Western drama at its best 7:30 Henry J. Taylor Your land ond mine . 8:00 Suspense Spin, tingling .nt.rtainm.nt . ... . ' 8:30 Lowell Thomas Accurate and complete n.wi cov.rag. . "' - fl 8:45 Family Skeleton II Adventures of Sorah Spence 9:00 Beulah Jovial Queen of the kitchen 9:15 Junior Miss pg Delightful Domestic Comedy Series ' r ' 1 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines IS Minutes of th. Lat.it News MONDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1063 to Enter Tv the years lt they can't find new plays, they, bring : out a food old one,- tour extensively, then brine; it into New York for limited run." - - ' Heflin has done only three things on i TV. ' Ha appeared for Rob ert Montgomery in "Arrowsmltb," which he hoped to create interest In for a film remake. Ha did patriotic reading as a gesture for sn old friend. Ken. Murray. Ist season he appeared on 'Toast of the Town" In a scene front "Tne Shrike." It waa a klckoff for a-six months' tour In .the play. ; , "I plan to limit' appearances on TV In the future to. two or three year, no more than that," ha said. '1 think it's dangerous, for a film. actor to appear mora often. "There is a definite, resentment on the part of the public over hav ing to pay for something they have been getting free. If they, see an actor on their home screens,, they resent having to pay to see hun in a theater." . , Leave at 12:35 P.M. onr:03P.M,' ; SAN HtANCISCOaVs hi. ' LOS ANOIUS V. Shrt. 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