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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 1953 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Radio dfia KITW 14M1 Kc PST Tuesday Evening, Oct. 13 8 00 Johnny Dollar CBS C :m Mr. & Mri. Norih CK ? f People Are funny CB 7:r0 Two Tickets to Hroday 8 03 What do You Think 8 13 MrmJI Potato Queen Candidates Intrrvlcw BIO Lowell .nomas CPS 1:43 Family Skeleton CBS U 00 lieiCjh CliS P 13 BiIIBiillanre CBS It.W 21rl Piecincl CBS 10.00 10 I1 M Headlines 10.15 Dwiaht Cnukfs Guesl 8'iOlC Cfls 10:30 Kllocyrle Klnh 11:00 Sijn Off Newt Summary 11:03 Sifrt Off KFUV 14.10 Kr PST Wednesday, Oct. H 0 All Carly Bird Ncwa 1:03 Alarm Clock Club DOORS OPEN 6:30 m;G1nce of woi rrr n mi RICARDO JOHN LOUIS MDNTALBAN LUND-CALHERN inliou ism the Streets I J WUlBlOS..,...T!CIIICtUI EXTRA! u uTTuVj 7 J.1. """ ' ""l Special Feat. "Mlnifrel Doyi" CARTOON-NEWS now playing; UUUHS OPEN 6:30 V HIU-HOPPINQ rUK-HAPPY II HELLIONS!!! v-.mmt BP II HO Hafter's Alinanae 34 rive Minutes with an Open Hlfcie 7 CO New ilrcJitft tOitiOrt 713 Charlie's Roundup t tn Rnti (barred ABC 7 40 &Uf Crorfcer ABC 7.4S Harry Babbitl'a Seceni Coffee Club CBS R.00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Blue Skies Chcl ilunlley ABC felt) Helen Treiil CBS !i.4.1 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10.00 Tune Tune 10:13 Ma Perkina CBS 10,:i0 Young Dr. Malon CBS iu: atop u ohujj H;. Wruinerln StreeH 11:15 Peny Mn 'HS ll::i0 Nora urane -'?;? 11:45 Brighter Day CBS U.OO Noon tdition Newi IMS P.-.yltss Sidewalk I how 12:.-i0 House Parly CBS 1:00 Sam Hayes ABC 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:4.1 Hank Henry Show 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS a:45 Ted Malone ABC 3:00 Wizard of OdrK CBS 3:13 Ruth A ill ton CBS :i:'J,n Bcity Crocker ABC 3:2.1 Ralph Story's Rarkyerd CBS 3:4.1 Hank Henrv Show ;i:35 Betty Crocker ABC 4 00 Double or Nothing ABC 425 Basin Bnef.i 4:30 Spin with Wynne (.00 Kdward Murrow CBS 0:13 BAB Melony Drue 5 30 Today's Sporti HijthlllhU 3 43 frank Goia CBS 3 S3 Hometown Newi H IKI On Staur CBS (i.;;0 Crime Classic CBS 7 00 'Ihe lAnr ricngtr ARC ':23 Let Griffith, Newi ABC 7:;i0 Longine Svmphnnette CBS H:(J() Fill in Pence and War CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS HAS Family Skeleton CBS U.00 Beulah CBS li:15 Drama of Medicine H 30 Phiko Playlioune ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 DwiKiH Cooke'i Guest Book CBS 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Slgri Off News Bummary 11:03 Eifn Off KFJIi:5l Ke PST 1 Tuesday Evening, Oct. 13 M Gabrlal Mm tier UBS 0:1.1 Final Edition Local New 0:2.1 Hollywood HIjjhllKht ,:iO Virgil Plnkley Ncwa DLBS 44 Sam Kayaa ULBI 91 Bill Maury MB T;M That Hamintr Guy UBS 7:30 Behind the Story DLUa 7:45 Farm Iisue Discumiod H OO High Adventure MBS 8 30 Klamath High Sports Album a Meidtlbarg riarmonairts t tt Newspaper ( lha Air DLBS 0:15 Mutual Ncwurcel MBS 0:23 Weather Time . Open 5:30; ). DCSIE GJLtis , lH3LHJJlUiI I MATINKI 1-SO EVEN IN 0 6:90 ) NOW SHOWING! : r fifflMV MVS NOW PLAYING! , AMi dtsim... over mountoint ...through hssrili ' Indian lands Ihiy rodel DAREDEVIL RIDERS Charlton HESTON Rhonda FLEMING Jan STERLING Ferrttt TUCKER Shorts And Color Cartoon Jff and $ TONIGHT'S If THE NITE! 3 ft 'lfl Klatrath Armory B''"! 9 1.1 Harrv Wurner SporU MB5 g .13 t'jtui H'-oc... rfbi 10 00 Fulton Lewi Jr. MBS 10:15 Music Box Meoley Ttm ll.on fvinl O vi Ciud 11:30 Sitn Off KFJ1 1150 Fe PS" Wednesday, Oct. 11 100 Sunrut Strenadt A 3J Farm Reporter 41 Suns of the Pioneers 7:00 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 7:13 Breakfaat Gang DLBS 7.30 Today Best Buys , 7:43 First Edition Local Nw 7 13 Something to Think Ahout I N Ctell Brown UMS 1:13 Bob Grent News DLBS 8 20 Melodic Interlude a 2i Holland Engla Naws UBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8 43 Serenade in Blue 9.00 Paula Stone Show MBS 9:13 A Vliit to Curnrt 9 20Cabnel Heatter -MBS 0.:J Carnation Milk Time ririS tf:4.') Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:30 Edward Arnold. Storyteller MBS 10:3.1 ll llnppens Every Day MBS 1010 Joe King Spollie.ht on Stars MBS 10.4." A Vuiit to Lat'ointe 11.00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:2-1 Sam Hayes News MBS II 30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 'iipit from the Town Chop 1213 Noonday Edition Local News JIIMO Bra on Record 12.43 Korn Kobblcrs 1:00 Hour of Stars 1 :t0 Hour of Stars 2 00 Spotlight on Humor MBS 2 0.1 Northwest News DLBa 2:15 Dixie Time 2:25 Newt MBS 2:30 South Sixth Street Varieties 3:00 HiiKhcsrccl DLBS 3:15 Tcllo Test DLBS 3:30 Jack Kirk wood DLBS A (Ml l.nnk to tho Skies 4:15 Frank Hemingway N'twi DLBS 4 .10 Curt Masaey lima UBS 4:41 Sam Hayes News DLBS 5 00 Songs of the B Bar B MBS 3:30 Wild Bill Hickok MBS I 34 Cecil Brown MBS SCit Gabriel Kaatttr UBS 13 Final Edition Local News fl 25 Hollywood Highlights 6 .SO Virgil Pinkley News DLBS :4fl Sam Hayes DLBS 4.31 Bill Henry UBS 7:00 Deadline MBS 7:30 Behind the Story DLBS 7 45 Perrv Comn Show MBS 8:00 I Was a Communist for tht TBI H:.!Q sports Report 8:40 Meet Your Neighbors 8:4.1 The Woods and You 8:33 According to the Record 04 Newspaper or lha ALr DLBS 9:15 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9 25 Weather Time 9:30 The Three Sum wilh Batty Clooney 9:45 Harry WLsmer Sports MBS Il:.1.1 Five Minute Final News DLBS 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 10:15 Muxlc Box Medley Time 1100 Night Owl Club 11:30 Sign Off KNO 57t He. PST Wednesday, Oct. 14 8:30 Top O The Morning 7:30 World News 8:00 Record Room 8:13 Melody Club 8:30 New 8:43 Paatoral Call 9:00 Variety Sniret 9:30 Melody Club 8:33 Hawaiian Music 8.15 PcRfty Lee Club Meetings. 10:00 Music by Maupirt 10:30 Juke Box Review 11:00 Music Wa Bemember fi:-iu nun 970 12:00 Noon Praver 12:00 Sport News 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc News 12:15 Noon News 12:30 All Time Hits 12:45 Farm Markets and News 1:00 Farm Advisor 1:30 Concert Hall 2:00 News 2 0.1 The Stars Sing 2:30 Listeners' Choice "i.fu news 4:30 Khylhm on Review American Folk Music 5:00 Waltz Time 3:30 Sign Off OldTent-Raiser To Lift Ike's HERSHEY, Pa. im-Cipt. Billy Curtis lias been raising tenU for 61 years. "I've out them UD for Buff. In Bill and Annie Oaklev but It wasn't until this week that I set one p (or a president." said the 80-ycar-old veteran of thousands of circus encampments. Curtis came out of a year's re tirement as chief tcntmaster of the RlnRllns; Brothers' circus to take over supervision of the tent rKlslnir for President Dwleht D. Elsenhower's birthday parly here. Born In Haaelhursl. Miss., Cur tis has served with every circus In the nation and a number of long-extinct shows. CALLING ALL GUYS AND GALS! Plan Now to Attend Th GIANT O. T. I. FOOTBALL RALLY On The Staqe of the Pelican Wed. Niia - Oct. 14th - 8:30 p.m. HURRY! HURRY! MAKE A DATE! Don't Wolt . It'i Golnq to Be Great! WE ARE HAPPY IN mi . 6s ri i ti ii i f in in EE R , ALUMINUM TUMBLER Will be presented to each lady allanding on Wednesday nighlsl , . , This Wedneiday'i Program: BETTER BUSINESS Women's Week has been proclaimed by Paul O. Landry, effective Oct. I I to 17. Witnessing the sign ing Is Mrs. Imogene Boothby, president of the local club. By DOIIOTHV ROE AP Womcn'g Editor Any woman with a knowledge of basic English and a lutle imag ination can write a television script, says one of the top kicks In the business. Martin Horrel!, who produced the radio show "Grand Centra: Station" for 16 years and now does the same wilh "Camp bell's TV Sound Stage," invites scripts from amateurs and rcacis every one, loosing for possibiij ties. Every unused script is returned wilh a letter of criticism or couragement. If he thinks the writer can develop, he tells her how. If not, he tells her olher channels she might try. If ihe script is completely hopeless, he says so. Every woman has at least one eood love story in her liie, say-, Horrell, and therefore she must have at least one good TV script. If she doesn't rely on personal ex periences, she may have many more than one story for television. U.S.Firm: Ho Neutrals WASHINGTON Wl The United States and its 16 Korean War part ners stood firm today in a decision lo Dar neutral nations Irom, the proposed Korean peace conference. A formal message on behalf of the United Nations side, sent to Communist China and North Ko rea, offered to send an American representative to Panmunjom Oct. 26 to discuss the peace parley with Red officials. Tlie note stressed, however, that the U. N. representative would be prepared to discuss only "a time ana place" lor the peace confer, ence along with "procedural, ad ministrative, and related questions as to arrangements." The new Communist demand that me memoersnlp of the projected peace parley also be thrashed out anew at Panmunjom was rejected "y ic u. It. Allies. MULTI-COLOR TRANSFERS 451 cr a ,,"V 'Alt('- 'l "IS nit dies.Miis ,lf s(.Hr,.p, , 7 and m,ndor,K instruct your name. tidress. paU ; bor to Carol Cum, if i ! o? Z son Square 8t Alton. New "you' to. P.TIlPins TCMlY irt 1:11 m.,.. .... mediatrlv. For mwcvaX hanHt..",.. oidrr vis first i:Us nin,i m-inrt- n extra 5 cents per pattern. For those who would like to write scripts for pro! it, he has this advice: 1. The first requirement is the ability to write plain English ana a knowledge of spelling. Sign lan guage won't do. 2. Learn what goes into a com mercial story. The best way to do this is: (A) get a good book on short story technique. (Bi go to a library and get an anthology 01 scripts. Study these until you are familiar with what makes a plot. 3. Don't expect to sell your first story. Put it away in a drawer and write one more. Then take out the first one. If it still look good, send it in. If not, keep try ing until you are satisfied. 4. It's easier for the producer if you write your script in regular dialogue form, using only the left hand side of the page. This leaves room for a director's notations on the right. This format, however, is not what sells a story. If it's a good story, it can be written any way you want to do it. The studio staff will take care of put ting it in the proper form. The most Important thing, Hor rell says, is to keep the reader, looker or listener emotionally in volved in the characters, and won dering what will happen to them next. Establish your charter, put him in a situation, then extricate him. That's the whole Uick. But be sure your character and your situation are interesting enough to keep the audience absorbed and 1 eager to find out what happens j next. j JoAnWayne'sOneTopStflr Who'sNotAtrmavi'-' , , rtHve-lns as evidence that the pub v BOB THOMAS j more convenient movlc- WOM.VWOOD -Chalk up John j going. He tmil ,leed. ,... as one top film star who les a ft be hard on he nommi-u. from Wav isn't afraid of television, -rh. stromr-iawed actor Winterset. Iowa, gave his versions of the new medium before his scheduled appearance on Jimmy Durantc's TV show last msht. "I accepted the role because I think Durante is the most lovable figure in the entertainment world today and It's a pleasure to be associated with him.' he e plained. Also, he admitted lh' Tv ls, " good medium for selling theater movies. "It's bound to be a good adver tising medium-look how fasl the advertising agencies latched onto it." he reasoned. "There's no rea son you can't sell pictures with it, as well as any other kind of prod uct. "No, I wouldn't even mind do ing a weekly show, if I could imd something that would be good. I see no reason why it would hurt me at the box ofiice; It ought to be a big help. The only trouble is the work Involved. It's Just as hard to do a 25-minute film for TV and make it good, as it is to make a good hour-and-a-half movie for theaters." Wayne foresees the time when TV and movies will be wedded, anyway. "Some form of pay-as-you-see TV has got to come," he re marked. "Movies used to be the poor man's pleasure. He used to go out to a movie at 7 and be home at 9:30. "Now be has to go get the sit ter and it's about 8 o'clock before he gets to the theater. Because of the double feature, there's little turnover and no place to park. He has to pay for parking. He has to buy popcorn and pop between pictures. The show is so long that his wife is hungry afterwards, and he has to buy a snack. By the time he gets home and returns the sitter, he has not only spent all that money but also lost a good night's sleep." Wayne cited the popularity of the Coroner's Aide Identifies Brother PHILADELPHIA m Deputy Coroner John Tranchitella was summoned yesterday to examine the body of an unidentified man brought in from a hospital where he had died after collapsing on the street. Tranchitella, needed no help to Identify the man. It was his broth er Dominick. a retired musician. ARROW FUEL CO. SHELL HEATING OILS PHONE 6661 Of com some ineaie.a. 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