Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 28, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextKFLW 1450 Kc. PST Wedneaday Evening Oct, 28 , 0:00 On SUM CBS , 0:30 Meet Corllu Archer ABC 9:0(1 The Lona Rner ABC 9:23 Ua Griffith ABC :30 Longtne Syrnphone tta CBS 8:00 FBI in Pence & War CBS :30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:49 Family Skeleton CBS 9:00 Beulah CBS 8:15 Junior Mlt CBS , 8:30 Radio Playhnu ABC - 19:00 10 n.m Haadllnei 10:15 Lum "N1 Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:05 Sign Off KFLW 1450 K. PST Thursday, Oct. 29 ;M Early Bird Newi JX. 6:05 Alarm Clnck Clufc 0:30 Hafter'i Almanac 8:45 County Afent . ' 51 Five lllnutet with an Open we 1:00 Ncwe Breakfut Edition 7:11 Charlle'a Roundup V:M Bob Carred ABC 7:40 Beth Holland ARC 7:4 Harry BaooiU CBS MATINEf liSO . EVININO 0-30 LAST 2 DAYS! ItniTUNCUTDI MOKTGOMERTCUn DOCHUM BRR-fRANKSUUTIU DONNA REBl ADULTS $1.00 KIDDIES 35c Includes Federal lax TONIGHT IS TOWEF. CLUB SURPRISE NITE 'AND FREE DOORS OPEN 6:30 TONIGHT ONLY! FUNNIEST movie chase ever!.. 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ROONEY fe' MAxwtu rav (7TT7 I j j J Jjt Sea Adventure! 1 tiros' DOIT m In Mrw 'SHttwtrr p- OPEN 5:30 fflffilosr Show 9:45 Li?iLli'lli'3lj ISISOOO.Iil V ciFurirs Radio Jjoq .m Club ABC 100 Blue Sklea 8:15 Chet Hunlley ABC 9:30 Helen Trent CBS 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10 00 Magazine Newitand Tneaier 10:15 Ma Perkins CUS 10:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 10:45 Marion From Miller 10:55 Whupering Streets ABC 11:15 Perry Maon CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Payleu Sidewalk ahOW 12:30 Houae Party CBS 1:00 Sam Hayea ABC 1:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:43 Hank Henry Show 2 00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:43 Ted Malone ABC 3:00 Wizard of Odds CBS 9:15 Ruth AHhton CBS ?,:20 Beth Holland ABC 3:23 Ralph Story'a Backyard CBS .1:45 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Double or Nothing ABC 4 11 Basin Briefi 4:30 Spin with Wynne 6:00 Edward Murrow CBS 8:15 Leo'e Photo School 8:30 Today'a Sport HlghllghU 0:45 Frank Gobs CBS 0:55 Hometown Newi 6:00 Meet Mr. McNulley CBS 6 30 Record Derby 7:00 The American Way CBS 7:30 The Chorullem CBS R:00 Meet Millie CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomaa CBS 8:45 Family Skeleton CBS 0:00 Beulah CBS U5 Doctor's Order"! fl:.V) Wyitery Theater ABC 10 00 10 pet Headline 10:13 Dick Jureni Orch. 10:43 Kilocycle Club 11 00 Sign Ofl Newi Summary 11:03 Sign Ofl KFJl - 1150 Kc. - P8T Wednesday Evening Oct. 28 B 00 Gabriel Healter MS 6:13 Final Edition Local New 0:25 Hollywood Highlight! 6:30 Virgil Pinkley Newa DLRS 6:43 Sam Hayes Newa DLL.S 0:35 Bill Hanr.r MBS 7:110 Deadline MBS 7:30 Behind the Story TOhBh 7: I'erry uonio anw i'u- , fl:00 I Waa a Communiit for the FBI 0:30 Sporta Report 8:40 Meet Your Neighbor! 0:45 The Wnoda and You 0 33 According to the Record 8:00 Newspaper of the Air MB3 0:13 Mutual Newsreel MBS 0:23 Weather Time 0:30 Kliimalh Armory Boxing bus iiarry wiamw jpi 0:33 Five Minute Final Nfcwe DLBS 10:00 Fulton Lewli. Jr. MBfi 10:13 Muiilc Box Medley Time 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:30 Sign Off KFJi - list Kc. - PS1 Thursday, Oct. 29 8:00 Sunrlie Serenade 0:30 Farm Reporter 6:43 Son of the Pioneer , 7:00 Frank Hemingway Newa DLBS 7:13 Brnikfnitl Gang DLBS 7:30 Today! Beit Buys 7:43 First Kdluon locbi newi 7:35 Something to Think AUuut DLBS 8:15 Boh Greene Newa DLBS 6:20 Melodic Interlude 8:25 Holland Engle Newi MBS B:;t0 Break lant Gang DLBS 8:45 Here to Veteran 0:00 Record HhBp.ody DLBS B:I5 A Viklt to Currin'i 0:20 Gabriel 11 en Iter MBS 9:30 Carnation Milk Time hBS l):45 Music of Manhattan '10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:13 Trilo Teat ulhb 10:30 Edwiird Arnold, Storyteller MBS in..,. 1. 1 1 L',.,.r I In. UIK 10:40 Joe King, Spotlight on Stara MBS 10:45 A Vlalt to La roime a 11:00 Lad lee Fair MBS 11:23 Newa MBS 11:30 Queen for Day MBS 12:00 Tlpi From the Town Shop 12:15 Nounday Edition Local Newa 12:30 Best on Record 12:45 Horn Knbblen 1:00 The Hour of Stara 1:30 Standard School Broadcast DLBS 2.00 Newi DLBS 2:05 Northweit Newa DLBS 2:15 Music DLBS 3:23 Bob Greene Newa MBS 2:30 South Sixth Street Varieties 3:00 Husheireel DLRS 3:15 Tello Test DLBS 3:30 Kirk wood Show DLBS 4.00 Town snd Country Time 4:15 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 4 30 Curt Massay Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayea Newa DLRS 0:00 Sergeant Preston MBS fl .lO Sky King MBS 8:35 Carll Blown News MBS 8:08 Qabrlfl Haalter MBS ft: 1 n Final Edition Local Newa 6:23 Hollywood Highlights 6:30 Virgil Pinkley Newi DLBS 0:43 Sain Ilayei Newa DLBS 0:38 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Official Detective MRS 7;tO Behind the Slory DLBS 7:45 Tnurhflnwn Talk 8:00 Nightmare MBS 8:30 Font hat I Prophet 8 43 Harmonalrea B OO Newiipaprr of the Air DLBS 8:15 Mutual Nrwireel MBS 0:25 Wralllcr Time 9:30 Thn Three Sum with Betty Clnoney MBS DOORS OPEN 6-30 ENDS TONIGHT! THURSDAY! Plunder ofthe Filmil la Mlntl't fabulaut Oanca DIANA PATRICIA LYNN -MEDINA1 tXTRA FEAT0RETTE! "THE SHARK KILLERS" i "1 The terror-tret; lor if 3 a Cold Goddess fCTl) 4 of the Sun' (gg) t&tk9 r- GLENN ii rnpn Ml aw THUNDEROUS ACTION! ALAN PATRICIA LADD MEDINA . james MASON 1-aQgfV WJ ALJ 0.45 Harry Wiimer S porta MBS - 9:35 TilUa atooay MS 10:00 Fulton LewU, Jr. MBS 10.13 Hawaiian Lullaby 10:30 Coke Time MBS 10:43 Mutio Box Medley Tim 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:3d Sign Off KCNO Itadio Monday-Friday Alturaa, California 0:30 Top O' The Morning 7.-.H1 World New 0:00 Hecord Room 8:15 Melody Club 8:30 Newi 8:45 Putoral Call 9:0O Variety Soiree 9:30 Melody Club 8:35 Hawaiian Muiie 8:45 Peggy Lee Club Meeting!. 10:00 Muiie by Maupin 10:30 Juke Box Review 11:00 Muilc We Bemember 11:30 Club 070 12:00 Noon Prayer 12:00 Sport Newa 12:03 Lake County Newi 12:10 ModOC News 12:15 Noon Newi 12:30 All Time Hiti 12:35 Through the Yean 1:00 Farm Forum 1:30 Concert Hall 2:00 Newa 2:05 The Stan Sing 2:30 Listener!' Choice 4:00 Newi 4:05 SporU 4:15 Popular Piano 4::J0 Rhythm on Review 4:13 American Folk Mutie 5:00 Waltz Time 3:13 World Newa Final V30 Sign Off Army Strength To Be Trimmed WASHINGTON W The Penta gon plans to reduce the over-all strength of the Army next year but there is no plan to pare down immediately American ground lorce strength in Europe. Secretary of Defense Wilson and his manpower chief. Asst. Secre tary John Hannah, sketched in some details at a joint news con ference yesterday. Wilson set out to explain re marks at an earlier news confer ence which had been viewed In some quarters, abroad as well as at home, as foreshadowing a re duction in U.S Army strength in Eruope. The secretary asserted that "we have no immediate plans for taking troops out of Europe." Then he quoted from a transcript of his earlier conference in support of his contention that he was talking about "long-run" plans when he associated development of new weapons with the possibility of cutting ground forces overseas. Official declaration of intention to maintain U.S. troop strength in Europe was immediately hailed as "reassuring" by the French deputy foreign minister, Maurice scnumann, who called on secre tary of State Dulles yesterday. Schumann told newsmen after ward that he was "definitely sat isfied" the U.S. contribution to de fense forces in Europe would not be weakened and that "every re- CROCI1KT YOUR XMAS ORNAMENTS Hollv red. mistletoe irreen. snow- finite white, midumht uluu. star- shine of briphl sequins, frosty Rlram nf while oralis ail thfse are combined by means of a crochet honk into n wiMilm ol inexpensive lice, manlleplece, table window decoration ior the festive holtdiiy season! 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The object was to show women how to save wear and tear on their nylons by rolling them on and off. sponsible person in France" was reassured. Hannah told the news confer ence that while the Air Force will remain at approximately present strength 1060,000) the Army will end the current fiscal year next June with about 1,423,000 (present strength about 1,530,000) and after wards would be cut somewhat be low that figure. The Navy, he said, will have a strength at the end of the fiscal year of about 742,500 and the Ma rine Corps 234,000. Wilson and Hannah both Insisted that the trimming away of non combat manpower would make no reduction In battle efficlenty of the Army. The present 20 divisions will continue, they said, although it was indicated flintier study migh be given. Hannah expressed the opinion that, even when the combat struc ture of the Air Force reaches the level of 127 wings (compared with a present 106), an increase of only 10,000 men would be adequate to man that force. 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Pow er output im the New Yorker mod el has been increased from 180 to 195 horsepower with a V-8 engine, Windsor Deluxe models are pow ered with a six -cylinder, 119 horse power engine. Power output of the Imperials and New Yorker Deluxe models tfrs year was 180 horsepower. This has been stepped up to 235 through major modifications such as adap tation of a four-barrel carburetor, large carburetor air cleaner; larg er manifold: larger exhaust and intake valves; enlarged exhaust manifold outlets, and a dual ex- naust system. ' bi ' - "tail St II 'ii H Ii -iii IV t :w IK .. IKS Bhckmer's Career Traces Back To 'Perils Of Pauline lly BOB THOMAS mi i vmnnn (. If newcomer Tony Curtis was sweating through bis movie scene, there was gooa r.,inn. He was playing with two actors who had a mere 88 years of film experience between them. Fairer voung Tony was holding his own. But he couldn't hope to hMt out a couple of scene steal- like Paul Kelly and S.dney Blackmer. These boys have been, around. Aiihmmh neither of Uicm ap pear to be an old codger, their experience in movies will amaze you. After they finished their ; scene with Tony in "Johnny Dark' we discussed their screen past, j r think t .a hat farther than anyone around here." said Black mer coniidently. "I was win Pearl White in "The Perils of Pauline.' '' Hold on.' Kelly corrected. "Can you go back as far as 1907? I do." That hnai mt." Blackmer shrugged, admitting defeat. Kelly explained that he lived ih. nM vitntrriinh studio in New York when he was a boy. He was doing stage roles ai uie tim unri hp would drop into the studio to ask about jobs. He be came "tne Vltagrapn coy nnu starred in the first one and two reelers ever made. "I would star in some of the pictures one of mine ran for six years," he recalled. "Or I would Hn n hit like delivering a tele gram to Johnny Bunny or Flora Finch. Whenever i leu lor a siage tnnr t uinniH let the studio know when I would be back." Blackmer broke Into pictures even more accidentally. "Tn loll T urns iin in New York on a vacation from studying law ot th TTnlvprsitv nf North Caro-1 lino hn lnm owih(rnH "T hfln. pened to be watching them make some movies m union &quare when I was picked out of the Klomath Falls, Oregon AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at thair belt! Ben B. Lee, Mqr. I Ph. 6496 Far Orders To Takt Out ' HOLIDAY Klamath unnitune Co. crowd. "I was told to report the next day In a dress suit. I didn't have one, so I hocked a prep school graduation present, I was there and ready for work the next day. Both men went on to do hun dreds of movies: Kelly figures he has appeared in more tnan 500. Both have combined stage and CAMERA CHATTER By DAL SWOGGER "Correcr Lighting for Color Slides" "What causes washed-out ap pearance in color slides" We have all asked ourselves this some lime or other. The difficulty Is quite com mon and is generally known as over exposure of the film. It can easily be overcome by pay ing strict attention to the pro per exposure. Both the washed out color and the pale slides are results of the same cause, over-exposure of the film. This means the film receives too much light from the scene be ing photogrnphed. Keep in mind and use the two simple exposure controls on your camera. These two controls are the f. stop or light diaphram and the shutter or speed control. If these are both set properly there will be no lighting difficulty. The film used in the camera needs a constant amount of light for correct exposure, so chang ing light on the scene requires change in camera settings. The shutter speed can be set fairly constant. You use 150 of a second or 1100 of a sec ond with Kodachrome film for your . color slides. Use the f. stop to make the necessary changes in exposure. For ex ample, if the sun is extremely bright the f. stop you should use is f. 8 with 150 of a sec ond shutter speed. On the oth er hand, if the day it rather cloudy or dark It is wise to use a f.5.6 opening. Be consis tent in the handling of your camera pick a medium shut ter speed and use the same type of film most of the time. Get well in mind the three GUESTS WITH... A-HP by You need never opoloqize for one room thar terves you faithfully 24 houri a day if gives no hint of its unending usefulness. This lovely S.mmons sofa mogicolly transforms into a full site bed with a comfortable full size mnerspring mottress. Come in and see this titi.'MZ' ' r-l, "Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Covering!' WtiDftfcbDAl OCiObKK 2 screen work throughout "Tl reers. strangely ennu ! they were tar as iSi they found their .J:.1'! In i.,,, llf. "Wll Kellv went hanu a after the last war and H In "Command Sm.i. ,r i peated a couple of year. "The Country Girl" if"' walked off with .t ing awards when he ahyVt Back. Little sheh.. W Booth In Ne, Vn-i, ' S road. ""O , Their stage hits brought J new prosperity in films. dull weather). thr, D, .' " exposure by just havlnj J sometimes called h. opening of your camera, pj low the easy directions thj enninmpnt.. Pomnmh " , , --.kuiuci m that the manufacturer of jj i.i- puuiugiaHiiii; equipn(a has spent a lot of money m made use of the hest. h-. . make your picture taking (J and pleasureable for you J me. Follow directions; fta you will find slide-picture til. ing a easy and pleasurablt o perience. If you need help using m, photo equipment, or want i camera projector or any pfc tographic accessory, comi h and talk to me, Dal your o. eraman at Standard Oplkt 715 Main in Klamath Falls.) handle mail orders, and ib. thing you need can be had writing. Remember that ii photo equipment can be pi. chased on time payments It ilif unlit faitrlnaK u ran 11., ments or monthly payment!1 aim jiuuuiik uuwn 11 yOUSOflf ste. 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