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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1953)
PAGE TWO . , anw-m Kt. tit ' Saturday Evening, Oct. It . rS Let's Pretend CBS :M V. B. Array Band . a WenU uu , J.-00 Two for Iht Money CBS .' 1:30 Jimmy Wakely CBS S:W The Lotto lum ABC . : S:2S Newa . 1- 30 Ouumoko CBS :3S Sanko 8luto CBS :00 Dude Martla Show CBS - 30 Lelty Mitel Band 1 ' !: I a as IteaaUuus 10:15 St. Louts Melodllb CBS 10:30 Palmar Hoivus Orch AiiC 10:95 New! ABC ' 11:00 SHa OU , KFLW 14H St. FIT . Sunday, Oct. 11 I M Sari Law Oirr raMmael. CM 1:30 Ligai Life Boar ABC :00 Newa ABC . 0:05 Negro College Choir ABC . 0:30 Musical Intcrlurle ABC c eas Christum in Action ABC ..... 10:00 News ABC 10:03 Invitation to Learning CBS 10:30 Newa ABC 10 National Vespers ABO 11:00 First. Prebyterlsn Church ; 12:00 New York Phlliii rmonic CBS 1-ao Old raeliionod Savleal Hou ABC t:m Voiea af Proabaev ABC ' 2:30 Shirley Thomaa in Hollywood CBS e:ev Hour or Decision ABU , 3::10 Greateat Story Ever Told ABC ' 4:00 Arthur Godfrey Digest CBS 4:30 Amoa N' Andy CBS , 8:00 Newa ABC S:CH American Musle Mall ARC otto CBS Newsroom. Sunday Deik CBS ;,o.uu naumarK naynouse br o:30 Walter Wlnchell ABC - 6:45 Cascading Phythma 7:00 Gene AuTry CBS 7:30 The Whistler CBS v 8:00 Our Miss Brooke CBS . 8:30 My Little Margie CBS B OO Bins Croiby CBS 0:30 Jack Benny CBS 14:04 io ..as. HeatUlnaa 1:H Maaday Morning Headlines ABC 10:.T0 Newa ABC 10:36 Aracon Ballroom ABC 10:35 Newa ABC 11:00 Slsn off.., ' , . KFLW-ltfl K. -FIT ' Monday, Oct. 12 OS Early Bird Newa gOg Alarm Clack Clak 0:30 Halter's Almanac :4a Early Birds (:54 Five Minutes wltk An Open able t:iw newa sreeaisss aeiuea - T:ll Cbarlle'a Roundup i ' 7 JO Bob Garred ABC ' T:40 Battr Crocker ABC . : Babbltt'a Second Cup i Coffee mue- CM. l:M Breakfast Club ABC ' ' . :0O Blue Sklee 9.19 Chct Huntley ABC 0:30 Helen Trent CBS . 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS - 30:00 Tune Time 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Malona CBS . 10:45 Stop eV Snap ' 10:M Wh.rperlng Streets ABC 11:15 Perry Mason CBS . 11:30 Nore Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS '. 1J 04 Nooa Edition News 13:11 Payleas Sidewalk Shew 12:30 House Party CBS 1.00 Sam Hayes ABC 1:19 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:45 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:45 Ted Malone ABC : ' -- 3:00 Wliaid of Odds CBS . 3:15 Ruth Ashlon CBS 3:20 Belly Crocker CBS -3:25 Ralph Story's Bsckyard CBS 3:45 Hsnk HenrV Show . :55 Betty Crocker ABC 4 no Double or Nothing ABC 4:25 Basin Briefs ...... M Sola with Wyaaa . i ,. S:M Edward Murrow CBS 8:15 B 4V B Melody Time SJt Today'a Sporta Highlights 5:41 Frank Goes CBS B:55 Hometown News J O0 Lux Radio Theatre CBS 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:14 Lea Griffith. News ABC 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC , uuess star - 1:30 Lowell Thomil CBS , . 1:45 Family Skeltton CBS :00 Beulah CBS 9:15 Junior Miss CBS ' 3J Pravtaw of TomoiTOW 9-M Orche.tr CBS - 10:00 10 B.m. MiYBidllnM ' . in & Co&9 GUMt Book CBS ll:0i fig. Off . ."" -- "'; Saturday Evening, Oct. 10 :00 How It Hapsanad . fl:UXlaaMfck Thaatar Quia , Aaaambly of God Mor 7:00 Pee Wea Stldham T: Klamata lampia Hour BmitM roothall Ttmt 9:00 Newa DLBS 9:45 Wuiic ' 4,! iS ec" ..Bowa Conunantary UBi 10:00 Hawaii Calla UBS ' 10:30 Virginia Bars Dane MBS 11:00 Hlght Owla Club II JO Sign Off KFJI 1151 Ke. r8T ' Sunday. Oct. 11 ' - M Wiaifa mt ataalaaai , r.ROM 12:45 P M SUNDAY! s. s uetiaa JOHN H0DIAK totiO Tirnrn BTll furv a.. aaBSBM yS..Vv r 9 at m. -m m v wmYw.A JsJ0JJEPAj2REEJ SXIPP8R OF TH8 COUMWA HCTUKS 6mdb S:SS Back to God DLBS Soa BeaUo Bible Claaa MSI ' . t ?A Youu Soliuere (or Cariat 44 lluaie ti Hankattu lt:oo Newspaper of the Air DLM 10:15 Frank and Ernest MBS 10:30 8porls Program 2:13 Sporta Program 1:30 True Detecuve MSB JO. Nlek Carter MBS IH Newa MBS 1:30 Squad Room MBS 4:00 Barn Dinca MBS 4:30 Music Hall Varieties.. 5:00 Take a Number MBS 5:30 Count of Monte Crista 4 40 Jlmmr ridler 0:19 Klaasalk Theatre 4rul 6:30 Youth Vlewa the New! 7:00 Starlight Theater 7:30 Twenty Questions DLBS 8 DO Hall of Fantasy 8:30 Mr. District Attorney DLBS 0:01 Nevepaeor of the Air DLBS 8:13 Lannie Ross Show 0:30 Niehtmare 10:00 Peier Salem 10:30 Crime Fighters u siss on M.TJI lies Kb FST Monday Oct. 12 49 Staaktiaa Saranad 6:13 Around Town News 6:25 Klamath Theater Time 6:30 Virgil Pink ley Newt MBS 6:49 Bona of the Ploneeri 7:911 Hamlrufwar Newa MBS T.ia arreaKiait uang mbi . 7:r.O Behind the Slory 7:45 Firit Edition of tha Nawi 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:19 Bob Greene Newg DLBS 8:20 Melodic Interlude 8:29 Holland Engle lVewi MBS 8:30 Breaxlast Gang MBS B:49 Sarah Vaughn Show . 9:00 Record Bhapaody ' ' 0:15 Mutual lVewireel MBS , 0:20 Gabriel Heatter MBS 9:.'i0 Carnation Milk Time 9:49 Mime of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of tha Air DLBS 10:18 Tello T-it DLBS 10:30 Muiio DLBS 10:49 A Vialt to LaPolnlea 11:90 Ladiea Fair UBS 11:25 Sam Havrti Newa MBS 11:30 Quean for a Day MBS 12:00 Tipi from the Town Shop 12:18 Noondav Newa - 12:30 Best on Record 12:43 Tha Horn Kobblera ' i:oo Tne Hour or btari 2 00 Where in the World uixieiand Time 9:29 Aew MBS 2:30 South Sixth -Street Varieties 3:00 Hughes Reel MBS 3:13 Tello Test DLBS 3:30 Jack Kirk wood Show DLBS 4:00 Join the Navy 4:18 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curt Massejr Time MBS 4:48 Sam Hayes. Hawa MBS 9:00 Bobby Benson 5:30 Wild Bill Hickock . . 5:96 Cecil Brown MBJ 6:09 Gabriel Kcatter MBS - 6:15 Around Town Newa 6.29 Klamath Theater Time 6:30 Virgil Ptnkley Newa MBS 6:40 Something to Think A tout 6.49 Sam Hayaa, Newa MBS C M Bill Henry MBS T OO Thtt FBlrriTi vn; 7:30 Behind tha Story : , 8:00 Counter Spy DLBS 8:30 Sporta Report 8:40 Meet the Nelrhhora - 8:45 Woods and You 8:95 Aeeardinv tn turn ttrn 9:00 Nawspapar af tha Air BLMB ' 9.15 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9:30 Music 11 SJJ3 Harry Wlamer Sporta MBS 9:31 Five Minute Final Newa PI US 10:00 Pulton Lewis, Jr. MBS 10:13 Tops In Pops t 10:30 Coke Tim with Xddle fisher MRS ' MBS 10:45 Broadway Review 11:00 Night Owl Club J1:S0 Sign off KCNO PROGRAM SCHEDULE 570 Kilocycles, Alturaa, Calif. Sunday. Oct. 11 6:30 Wake Up Show , 7:30 World News 7:45 Lawrence Welk Orch. 8:00 Polka Party 8:30 News 8:35 Manlovan! Orch. 9:00 Pop Symphony ' 6:30 Small Fry ' 9:45 Teen Age Book Parade -10:00 Newa 10:05 Mr. Mugglna Babbit 10:30 Music to the Modern. Mood 11:00 News. . .This Rhythmic Ate U:30 Serenade In Blue . ' , 12:00 Noon Prayer 12:00 Sporta News " . ' ', ; ., 12:05 Lwkc Xounty Newt - V i:iu Moaoc newa 32:18 Noon News 12:30 All Time Ml la 12:;i9 Today'a Beat Buys , 12:49 Farm Markets and Newa 1.00 U. P. News Featurea and MusU 1:15 Modern Moods , 1:30 All Time Hlta , 1:39 Western Caravan 2:00 News Sporta 2:15 Sunset Trio 2:30 Llstenera Choka 4.0.1 News 4:09 Frank Devol Presenta 4:30 Spotlight on a Star 4:49 Flying Tim 8:00 Waltz Time 5:15 World New rinal C:30 Sign. Off Sunday, Oct. 4 7:00 Sunrise Serenade 7:30 World News 7:49 Little White Chapel" . 8:00 Mil lit for ir.r'Hnv - 6:19 Calvary Echoes rMrni!n mm . -v JOHN DEREK I .--Jii.ui, -matt i JET POWERED THRILLS! SKIES! n i aa i a a p-'v r a m aaaaaaaaae m-m g a -aw a 8 30 Judy Realty Newg 8:39 Band Mualc : ' 8:49 Concert - . ' 9:19 Ministerial Program 9:30 Church Directory 9:49 Mantovani 10:00 News Featr v - -10:19 Navy Sr ftme 10:30 Chapel in the Sky 11:00 Concert Moods 12:00 Noon Prayer 12:00 Sports Newa 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc Newg 12:15 Noon News 12:30 All Time HfU 12:39 Wax Factory Part J 12:45 Wax Factory Part If 100 Wax Factory Part 111 1:30 Organ Moods 1:49 Guest Star ( 3:00 News and Sporta 3:15 Tin Pan Alley 3:30 Errand of Mercy Drama . 3:45 Sunday Concert 3:00 Newa Sponsored 3:09 Sunday Concert . 3:30 Proudly Wa Hall 4-00 News . . . 4:09 Show Time Revue 4:30 Music 5:15 World Newi Final 0:20 Sign Off ' . Gilchrist Hi Newsnotes Harry C. Parker, Ranger Natur alist irom Crater hake National Parle, cams to Cilclirist to speaK to the high school on the part that national parks play in forest con servation, Oct. ,. After a brief explanation of a ha tlonal park. Parker told the stir dents the history of the parks, ex plained types of parks in the tinlted Slates and showed how national parks differ from hatloncl forests m forest conservation because they preserve the forests and wildlife in their natural .state, rtationat parks are organised to save na ture's museums for future gener ations, out Parker also pointed out tney are important for the people of today in human conservation, loo. Walter O. Dahms, Research For ester, led thit Gilchrist Junior Hi&rh school on a field trip through Pringle Falls experimental forest Sept; 30. Dahms explained the research' be ing carried on in planting trees. cutting high risk trees, ridding trees oi parasites and u.lnning. John J. Taylor, caretaker at wickiup Reservoir, conducted the group through the Wickiup Dam. . Students were accompanied by the principal, Vera Rocheck; fac ulty members Miss S. J. Mattson, Mrs. R. C. Wilson. Mrs. J. B. Hamilton and bus drivers, Ora Blay and Jim Fields. i STARTS 'Open 5:30 p.m. SATURDAY! OPENS MONDAY ATERNOON . sSDeliciously Shocked and. S Monday Delighted af the Same Time?, vT, V( - 0et ,9,h See the DARING A L 0NLY M 'L i PELICAN II FREE COFFEE and MORNING FRESH DONUTS AT 1:00 AM ) HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH IW.S. Bank Deposits Up Denoslts at the United states Na. tional banir show an Increase of more -than 20 million dollars since a year ago. . . ; -. u. s. National deposits for the statewide system reached an ail' time hleh of tS38.789.631 on Sept. 30. according to the bank's report to the comptroller of tne currency Th TTnitjM (states National bank, with 44 banking offices throughout Oregon, now lists total resources at S6B3.595.3fi7. Hiis figure repre sents a gain of more than 2 mil lion dollars during the past 12 months. '' ' continuing its oolicv of providing complete and modern Danarog la duties to Oregon, the U. S. Na tional recently added two commun Ules to the list of tnose u serves. A branch was established at Her. miston In Aueust and another opened at Beaverton In September. "The marked increase in oepos Its indicates the role the U. 8. Na. ional plays in serving the finan cial needs of this state, - com mented W. A. Hugclns: "W shall continue to work closely with the people of the areas we serve and provide alert banking service and sound financial counsel. Queen for a Day At Potato Fete MERRIUj An honored guest at tne Klamath Basin potato Festi val will be the Oct. 21 Queen for a Day. - - She and her traveling companion will arrive, via united Airlines, Thursday, Oct. 22. and will leave Saturday evening. Oct. 24. Mrs. Sherman Waldrlp. Merrill, will be ner guide on a tour of the Kiamatn Basin and vlii act as the queen's companion during her entire visit. Travel arrangements were made by the World wide Travel Bureau of Klamath Falls. While here the queen and her companion will be guests of the Willnrd Hotel man agement. A car will be place at her disposal by Basin Motors in Klamath Falls. Arrangements will be made for having a supply of potatoes sent to her home, Dust hangs downward, so when cleaning walls, brush in an up ward motion to prevent smearing and streaking. is, ARTOON-NEWSl NIGHTOYLS! HEREITIS... STOmm .! OUS REGULAR SHOW! COME AS 1TE AT 9 P.M. And $ 7 Poatuiot! . It's A Duik Until Dawn Profjram! iawSBr FALLS. OREGON Comedians Are Born; Bert Lahr, Old Schooler, Says v emit THOMAS HOLLYWOOD I Are comed- tuans born or maacr Thfvr. born, says Bert Lair, comic of the old school. In Lahr'a case, uie ouj acnooi was burlesque, but not we una that is found in decrepit theaters today. 'Burlesque was . clean . In those days," he recalled. "Thers was na such thlnar as the strip tease. I can remember seeing signs back stage that warned actors would be fined sio if they used profanity on stage.- I nlaved one nouse in umana Wat advertised "we want women. the place was packed with women st the matinee."-' " Although burlesque and vaude ville were, good training grounds (or comedians. Lahr opined that thev were born that way. "I mean the real comics me clowns," he explained. "The real Comic is one who can come out and say-'Hello' and make the audi ence laugh at him. uuooy uiar aim Ed Wynn can do it. You can't name many more. fi "The trouble with most present- day comedians is that they're all alike. Thev stand un and tell Jokes. That's all they do, and they're only funnv as tne joses mat are written for them. Back in the old days of Broad way, each comic had nis own style. ' v --"About the onlv newcomer who has shown an original comic style Jerry Lewis." Lahr admitted the future is dark, Merrill Grange Program Monday MERRILL Merrill Orange No. 717 will have their Booster Night program Monday, Oct, 12, at 8 p.m the recreation hall. Main speak for the evening will be Berths Beck. State Orange secretary for many years. She visited the Ha waiian islands wis past year and will discuss the Island and grange history. , ' ' The public is Invited to attend observe work being done by the organization. . Refreshments . and square dancing , will follow the meeting." . .. Drawers can : be discouraged from sticking by rubbing paraffin me suaes of nne drawers. THE PICTURE EVERYONE Wrljfl l l.TAlWHfiABQim Mm Atiiimn, j "WrllMMJ niasr I Cela rtoon, f I as far aa soawnlna- great new com ics. Vaudeville has vanished. As Mr hiirleanue "too much filth.' TV offers soma oDoortunlty; he i-itH jaeklat (Meaaon and Red But tons as bright nossiblliUes. But Lahr feels that TV. can. burn out a comedian. Y - "It's impossible for a comic to do his best on TV," he com mented. "You have to'whlp tip In I af ly 1M Tt ISi fM Tat I a f af I I I I B m-J i !t,"l ' il 1 - I ' : I ' fTL.l T. J 3 ..a.-l a, - ' I I i .,toa.t oati Bfla oeauniui giri ' hJ& in a de luxe miisical of romantic Rio! I II 11 isa. I v ,m, ui sn favnn(a nriwm 14 'atSky IfcttJU U5lWiSl U r-i ZMsj'M -r- I i I -V K w 1 1 nVA lUUItWlUlK frit r 4T frf aUTfTr' e"i'-'rT S- - I , 1 V LANA TURNER ? ' k t?TT . - BICARDO 'JOHN LOUIS -)fmCWm; LUND CALHERN , f. A;,.'! witJEANHAGEN EOUARD FRANZ Wgf 'MRS ' ' . . -. p . y I LinLJ 1 IT ill 1 1 S LAST Tl TODAYI I I Jiliiilf Wi 1j . CONTINUOUS FROM 12:43 P M tCarViatsasLiU FyimS!Z2 itT-0 wl f AND ipm'a& T?v4' THEN HE 0RVitep ff'l ;' STARTED : limtSalS ff i i ' 'Wfh THEM eagaaan I ' I BC'a.rf' f Dm Will GHSBIfiM PYTDil Sptelol LeVrlleHe Pooturotto GET A DATE NOW - FOR THE O.T.I. GIANT FOOTBALL RALLY OHOUHSTAM WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14 . 8,30 ' a few hours a routine that would . iw or three weeks to re- k..r. fnr thai suae. Then you put It on-nd It's gone. You have to put togeiner anourer next week," ' He. added that the situation is also dim lor the Broadway avagr, on which h has sUrred these mine vatara. . ; : ' r otiaerved that comedy la also taking a back seat tn Hollywood, now that the film makers are con- oantratlne- on big eDlCit for th largo screens. Oddly enough, Lahr wasn't ss pesslmistlo about movie comedy. ' ' I WAtWB aiinrBaia - . Ut- Ulll.lU.lllUi "MINSTREL DAYS" SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1953 "Movies haven't been s come dian's medium," he observed.' "However, I don't think comedy will be lost' la - bltv screens. The laughs wlU'.be bigger, that's all. When I saw lThe Robe,,". I noticed there was one laugh In it, it was lust a simple line, but It drew a big reaction! That .showed m. that audiences are eager to laugh." Lahr is currently nurturing laughs in a big-screen epic, "Rosa Marie," with Ann Blytb, Howard Keel and Fernando Lamas. He haa returned to MOM, where he scored one oi nis piggest nits as ine cow. ardly lion in "The Wizard oi Os." "-aaaai a a a maaaalaaaBalaal Color Cartoon UHtt Nrwt
