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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1953)
PAGE TWO KPLW 14M K. MT Tburadmr Evenlnr. Oct. 29 6 00 Meat Mr. McNutlty CBS 6 30 Record Derby 7:00 The Ameriran Wiv CBS 7:30 The Chorslters COS 8:00 Meet MUIle CBS 1:30 Lowell Thomas CB8 8:43 Family Skeltton CBS B OO Beulah CBS 8:15 Doctor'! Orders 8:30 Mystery Theatre ABC ' 10:00 10 p m RaadluiM 10:lS Dick Jurgem Orcb 10:45 Kilocycle Kub 11:00 Sign Off News Summit 11-M Sign OH rLW 14M Re. MT Friday, Oct. 30 COO Early Bird News M Alarm Clock Club 6:30 Hatter's Almanac 6:45 Hyinni , C s? Five Minutes with an Open Bible T OO New fc.rtss.fsst Idilioa 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7 30 Bob Garrtd ABC 7:4 Betty Crocker ABC 7 41 Harry Babbitt CBS 1 00 Breakfait Club ABC :00 Blue Skies 8:15 Chet Jluntley ABC 8:30 Helen Trent CBS 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Tune Time 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Malont CBS 10:45 Siop Shop 10:51 Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Draks CBS 11:45 BrighUr Dsy rS 12:00 Noon BdlUea ffsws 12:11 Psyless Sidewalk Skew 12::i0 House Party CBS 1:00 Sam Havei AB, 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:45 Hank Henry Show 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:45 Ted Malone ABC 3:O0 Wizard of Odds CBS 3:15 Ruth Aihton CBS .1:20 Betty Crocker ABC 3:25 Ralph Story's Backyard CBS 3:45 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Double or Nothing ABU Klamath Foils, Oraaon AMERICAN CHINESE Foods mt their btst! Ben B. Lee, Mqr. Hi. 6496 For Orders To Toko Out J. J. NEWBERRY'S MONTH END SALE! WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS MDSE. BUY NOW OUR LOSS Reg. 2.98 Girli Nylon BLOUSES s IM 7,0 ,2 NOw 1.59 On group rcg. 1.98 NOW 1.29 GIRLS BLOUSES ,,. Rig. 1.59 NOW 79c Reg. 1.69 . . NOW 89c GIRLS SKIRTS inet5toU Wot 2.98 NOW 1.59 Woi 1.98 NOW 1.29 GIRLS DRESSES ,... Reg. 3.98 NOW 2.79 Rg. 1.98 NOW 1.29 Training Panties ,n,aB" 15c each ALL WOOL Six. 30 to 36 SWEATERS Your Choice 2.98 ALL WOOL INFANTS Reg. 1.98 SWEATERS .,.,., 1.29 12 and 18 Months INFANTS ROMPERS 77c Little Boyt 2-Pc. Suits. Corduroy Pants n -j-j and White Shirts Sixes 1 to 3. I . Reg. 1.19 Stock Extra Hoovy Turkish BATH TOWELS 88c Reg. 2.39 For Dress or Work MEN'S SHIRTS 1.89 MEN'S 59c SHORTS 3 pr. for 1.00 MEN'S TEE-SHIRTS . 3 for 1 00 BOYS' SHORTS 3 for 1.00 BOYS' SHIRTS 3 for 1.00 Reg. 1.98 PLASTIC DRAPES 1.29 Values to 79c MENS TIES 39c Cet several ot this price Christmas is only 8 weeks away JUMBO SIZE CANNON ' BATH TOWELS 1.00 Reg. 1.59 - You mm te to appreciate J. J. 'Newberry Co. 82S Main Radii) Jjoq 4 25 Basin Brie 4.30 Spin with Wynne 5:00 Edward Murrow CBS 5:15 B it B Melody Time 5:30 Todny's Sports BlgHlighM 3:45 Frank Com CBS 5:55 Hometown News 8 00 Broadway Is My Beat CBS 6:30 They Walk Together CBS 7:35 Hits it Encore ABC i.oo Mr. Keen tos 8.30 Lowell Thomas CBS -8:45 Family Skeleton CBS 0 00 Out it Harriet ABC p 30 Concert ot ravorltea It M 10 p.m Meadlmes 10:15 Lum it Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Kluh 11:00 Sign Oft News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJ1 X1M Ke. FIT Thursday Evening;, Oct. 29 0:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS M Bill Henry mo 7:00 Official Detective MBS 7:30 Behind the Story DLBS 7:45 Touchdown Talk 8:00 Nightmare MBS 8:30 Football Prophet 145 Heidelberg Harm mire Of Newspaper mt the Air DLBS 8:15 Mutual Newireel MBS P 25 Weather Time 9.30 The Three Suns With Betty Clooney MBS 8 45 Harry Wiimer SporU MBS t.M Titus Ueod? ll 10.00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 10:15 Hawaiian Lullaby 10 30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher 10:45 Muile Box Medley Time 11:00 Night Owl Club 11 JO Sign Of! KFJI list K. FST Friday, Oct. 30 g 0 sunrise Serenade 8 30 Farm Reporter 6:45 Son of the Pioneers 7 00 Frank Hemingway Newt MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7 30 Today's Beat Buya 7M5 First Edition Local News 7:55 Something to Think A.jouI 1:00 Cecil Brown News UBS 8:15 Bob Greene News DLXft 3:20 Melodic Interlude 8:25 Holland Ingle Newt 8:30 Breakfast tJsitg MBS 8:45 Join the Navy 8:00 Record Rhapsody DLUS 8:15 A Visit to Currin's 0:2U Gabriel Healter MBS 9:30 Carnation Milk Time K.H 8:45 Music of Manhattan ill: (Hi Newinnner or I tie Air DLBS 10:15 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 Edward Arnold. Storyteller MBS 10:39 It Happens Every Day MBS 10:40 Joe Kins. Snotliffht on Stars MBS 10:45 A Visit to La Polnte's 11:00 juames Fair miss 1:25 Sam Hayes News inns .1:30 Queen for a Day MBS 2:00 Tips From the Town fchop BUY NOW -YOUR GAIN 12:15 Noonday Edition Local News 12:30 Belt on Record U:4f- Horn Kobblers 1:00 The Hour ot Stars 2 00 News DLBS 2:05 North wt-,t Ntws 3:13 Dixieland Tims J 34 News MBS 2:.iO South Sixth Street VeirlcIlM J 00 Hughesreel DLBS 3:15 Tello Test DLBS a.w Jack Kirk wood Show HbS 4:00 U Never Know 4:15 frank Hsminiwsjr News MBS 4.3t Curl Must; Tim MB! 4:4 Sam Haes News UBS A GO Sontf of the B Bar B MBS 5 JO Wild Bill Hickock MB 5 35 Cecil Brown MBS 6.00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Final Edition Local News 23 Hollywood Htfhlufhta 6 ;t0 Virgil Pinklev News ULB3 0:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS 11:53 Bill Henry MBS i.w spans Heport 7::t0 Behind 7:43 Perrv Camn Sri 100 It's Football Time B 05 Football KUHS at Grants Pass t:00 Newspaper of tha Air DLBI 8:13 Football KUHS at GranU Pass :4 Harry Wismer Sport MBS 9:33 Five Minute Final News DLBS 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 10:15 Music Box Medley Tim 11:00 NIfnt Owl lttqusst Tim 11:30 Sim Off KCNO Radio Monday-Friday Altarat, California 6:30 Top O' The Morning 7:30 World News 8:00 ftecord Boom B:13 Melody Club B:.10 News 8:43 Pastoral Call 0.00 Variety Soiree BiO Melody Club 8:33 Hawaiian Music 6:43 Peggy Lee Club Mcc'.lnrs. 10:00 Music by Maupin 10::i0 Juke Box Review 11:00 Music We Remember 11:30 Club 570 12:00 Noon Prayer 12:00 Sport News 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc News 12:15 Noon News 12:30 All Time Hit 12::t5 Through the Years 1:00 Farm Forum 130 Concert Hall 2 00 News 2 05 The Stars Sing 2:30 Listeners' Choice 4:00 News 4:05 Sports 4:13 Popular Piano 4::t0 Rhythm on Hevfw 4:43 American Folk Music 5:00 Waltz Time 3:13 World News Tlrtil 6:30 Sign Off Sieak Dinners Don't Compensate For Milk Payment 8T. CHARLES, Mo. Ml It cost an O'Fallon, Mo., farmer $52.20 to discover four steak dinners don't make up for an unpaid milk bill. file farmer. George Sherman, lold Magistrate Webster Karren brock yesterday he intended to pay for the steaks he and three friends ate until he saw the restaurant owner O. W. Karrenbrock. "X recognized him as a fellow who owed my daddy a milk bill," said Sherman. "When was the milk delivered?" Magistrate Karrenbrock asked, "in- 1936," said Sherman, The magistrate ruled the milk bill was no excuse; fined Sherman $35 on a charge of obtaining food under falso pretenses, added $10 court costs and ordered' Sherman to pay for the four $1.80 dinners, Gilchrist High Hears Fire Talk Albert Wlsendangcr. Snlcm. exe cutive secretary of the Keep Ore gon Green Association, spoke to the students of Gilchrist Hlah School Tuesday morning on what organizations are doing about for est, conservation. Wlcscndancer slated that In 1953. mere were tewer man-caused fires tnnn in any ysear since 1940. Fac tors which reduce fires are new laws, more rigid fire Inspections of logging operations; more caution on the part of logging operators, the work of organizations Ruch as Keep Oregon Green and the fine support of these educational cam paigns by the newspaper and the Hnio. Following a clever riemnnsirnHnn of the use of the Trapper Nelson imMiici, wiesenoanger brought home his point that everybody los es when timber burns by showing 50 colored slides of Oregon's for ests and the destruction caused by Hie. A movie. "The Frvlnir Pan anrl me jrire," concluded the forceful and enjoyable program alined at showing atudcnLi how thi-v help reduce Josses from forest Ilres. me grade school mudenu were (riven n sepnrnte Ulk and were shown the movie, "Smoky Bear." Farm Discontent Acknowledged WASHINGTON IB Sen. Knowl and (R-Calll), saying Republicans cannot afford politically to dis count farm discontent, declared to day tne OOP faces "a whale of a big problem" in drafting a new agriculture program. Knowiand, the Senate Republi can lender, said he and otlicr OOP congressional chieftains expect to sit In with Elsenhower and Cabinet members on Ihe formation of the administration's program to be laid before Congress In January. Tho California senator wouldn't commit himself in advance on ex pected demands In Congress for continuance of fixed, high-level price supports for major field crops. But he said discontent over farm price declines evidently was re flected In the election ot a Demo crat In Wlsonstn'a traditionally Republican Oth Congressional Dis trict two weeks ago. "t don't think Republicans can Ignore the significance of that election," he said. "It was a warn Ins signal that should not be discounted.'' HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH himftmu' NU T.lhel. CAMERA SHY Handcuffed Mrs. Elizabeth Curti attempts to hide her face as she is led to appear before U. S. Commissioner Edwin J Bean at St. Louis. She has been charged with giving false and misleading information to the r'BI in the Greenlease kidnaping investigation. Missing Sitter A Favor LA CROSSE, Wis. W Fifteen- year-old Evelyn Hartley is miss ing probably dead today be cause she did a favor on Saturday night for a girl friend. The popular high school Junior. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hartley, has been the object of In tensive search since her disappear ance in mid-evening five nights ago from the home of Vlggo Ras musen. She was there only because classmate at La Crosse High School asked her to substitute on a baby-sitting Job. "cveiyn nad done no baby s t ilus for three months," said Dlst. Atty. John Bosshard. "Her father tells us she filled in for Rasmus en's regular baby sitter so she could go to a football game. The chances are Evelyn was an acci dental victim." Bosshard declined to name the girl she substituted for. me iooioau game, Detwecn La Crosse state College, where both Dr. Hartley and Rasmusen are professors, and River Falls State College, also was attended by the ftitsmusens. The possibility that a boy friend of Evelyn's might be involved in her disappearance was discounted by Bossnard. "All the boys she's ever gone oui wiui ana mere aren't many. have been cleared," he said. "She had few dates and no bov friend. We've even .cleared boys who had asked her for dates Wnd had been reiuscd. ' Bosshard discounted also a port from Milwaukee that a mys terious man described as being six feet tall and weighing 180 pounds might be involved in the case. The man being sought by Milwaukee police, left a bundle containing two blood-stained shirts at a rail way station bootbluok stand. The district attorney said It seemed un likely to him that a man that size could have entered the 14-lnch basement window of the Rasmusen home. Wolgost Recovers CAMARILLO. Calif. lm OIH lime lightweight champion Ad Wol gast apparently has escaped from his latest brush with death in the state mental hospital here. tjtncken with a respiratory ail ment severnl wees asm. the S3. year-old man who won the llght- wngub line in itfiv ana lost it in 1912 Is back sitting unit rinxfnir In his wheelchair. Wolgast Is a mere shell of a once rugged. ring fighter and has oeen m and out of mental Institu tions since 1916. He last fought a match in 1920. Girl Gets Cat With Trust Fund ELGIN, III. tfl Miss Jane Frei man, 21, will get a 7-year-old black rersian cat today and won't have any worry about buying It milk and food. The cat. Tommv. viq numeri hv Mrs. Lena Ruth Rankin. 70. widow of a Farmer Cltv. 111., farmer When she died Aug. 31 she left a S2.00O trust fund tor her pet. the income ol which was in on tn whomever gave Tommy a good home. Several people applied, but Mrs. KanKin s lawyer decided on Miss Freeman, who had asken tnr Tommy belore Mrs. Rankin's will was filed. Hunter Stretches, Shot for Squirrel THREE RIVERS. Mich in Hunter William Reber, 62. com fortable In his brown Jacket, sat on a stump waiting for squirrels. Relaxing, he threw back his arms and stretched. Stewart Halversnn, on another slump a short distance awav, was alert lor squirrels too. He saw the brown arms, quickly fired. A sur geon removed shotgun pellets from Rebers arms. Tin'NntR svurtn GEORGETOWN. British nul.n. Security police raided head quarters ot the Leftist Pepole's i-ruKressive rany and seised about 10.000 copies of the partv'a olllclal newspaper Thunder. The raid Wednesday was the third on Ihe PPP oltice In three days and the filth since British Gov. sir Al fred Savage took over enffigeru'v powers in thu South American colony Oct. 9 FALLS. OREGON Hollywood Divorce Rate Low ' . By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD m Divorce in Hollywood has been much in the news since the John Wayne trial, which wound up yesterday. The upholders of the filmtowns virtue olten claim that the divorce rate here Is lower than the na tional average. That may be true when you consider all film work ers. But the average among .stars is something else. term marrages, such as 'those of Bob Hope. Pat O'Brien. Irene There have been many long Dunne. Robert Young, Fred As- taire and Abbott and costello. But these are offset by stars who have married four times, in cluding Clark Gable, Rita Hay- Singer's Husband John Brown No Cinch To Find SEOUL IB "Find Sgt. John Brown!" Ncwsrecl and stilt photograph ers in Korea got that order yes terday from their offices in New York. Brown Is the soldier-husband of television singer Dorothy McGuire. Singer Julian La Rosa, who was fired last week from Arthur Godfrey's TV program, announced he Intends to marry Miss McGuire as soon as she can get a divorce. Miss McGuire's parents said her husband is in Korea, but refused to say where, or in which outfit. "Find him and take his picture," the messages ordered, urgently. So the newsmen asked the 8th Army to check its director of per sonnel. A public iniormation oui cer found 70 that's right, 10 Sgt. John Browns stationed at 8th Army headquarters, or in divisions on the lront, on ammunition dumps on engineer units. "And you mignt call tne Din Air Force, the 1st Marine Division, the 1st Marine Air Wing and the Korean Communications zone,' the 8th Army PIO suggested. "They undoubtedly have some more." Curviest Section Of Road To Go SALEM iJPi The curviest sec tion of the Columbia River High waythe Rowena Loops will be eliminated Saturday noon when tne Mosier-Rowena section 01 me new water grade route is opened, State Highway Engineer R. H. Baldock said Tuesday. This section is 7.5 miles west of The Dalles, and the water level route will be extended to The Dalles by late next fall. The opening of the Mosier-Rowena section eliminates the last part of the narrow winding grades which climb over the high, rocky cliffs overlooking the gorge. The old route from Troutdale to The Dalles was 79.4 miles, but the new route will be 69.37 miles. There were 812 curves on the old route, and only 157 curves on the water level grade. The curves on the old route totaled an equivalent of 70 com plete circles, compared with seven full circles 011 the new route. Construction of the 69.37 miles of the new grade will have cost $26,- 800,000 when completed. Baldock estimated that savings In transportation costs would pay for the road in eight years. BOOKED SACRAMENTO, Calif, (in Sac ramento police booked Willie John son of the Jalisco Hotel for robbing another Willie Johnson of the Ja- llcso Hotel of $25. "CrlL lrr- if FILMED M THE SPOT IN THlHR REACHES Of 0fAU1 fcSfflff HMmTTT Pi 'NA PATRICIA ,s 'k , SHORTS CARTOON LYN - EDlA W DEBOKAM DRR FRANK SUTfU DONNA KE C TNIGHTISTHE C tWSLmSSmm- ADULTS $1.00 KIDDIES 35c J NIGHT! J CWTpi , SPECIAL FEATURETTE 071? Include, Feder.1 Tox C Vl CA I HA! 'SHARK KILLERS" 'g'f lgpY (Jt 1 worth.. Lana Turner, nuinpmcy o,. hi.ii. Davis. Mvrna Loy Mickey Rooney, Ginger Rogers and .... mil (HoualonEJ Boyd. Among those who have wed three times are Ida Lupmo, juuy up land, Joan Fontaine, Errol Flynn, Oreer Garsnn, Ava Gardner, Vic Mature Janet Leigh, etc. I had a chat about divorce and related matters with Mickey Roon ey, an expert on such things. Last week the mucn oui - now ui- oily - married j from the courts. A judge decided that even muugn c to ...... - hmH in alimonv to his third wife, Martha Vlckers, he is doing his best by paying $250 a week. Many California males feel that the state s laws lavor women over whelmlnilv. and Mickey agreed with this view. "But I think the court, are changing a little," he nAABA "Th .inhn Wavne trial seemed to be the start of that Lauren Bacall Won't Record Feet In Cement HOLLYWOOD UR Lauren Bacall has declined to record her foot prints in wet cement in the Grau man Chinese Theater lorecourt. "To me, the Grauman's Chinese has always meant the peak," she said. "The people who have their footprints there should be irre placeable and never to be forgot ten. I'm neither." Husband Humphrey Bogart ce mented the argument with: "It's her sincere belief and I think she's right. There are too blasted many meaningless awards and medals in this town." He added somewhat meekly that he recorded his footprints a few years ago. TRIESTE TALKS STUDIED LONDON (A Britain's con servative government studied pre liminary arrangements for a five- power conterence on Trieste tnurs day after winning a House of Com mons vote of approval for its handling of the explosive Issue. Despite opposition charges of bungling, Prime Minister Church ill's forces copped a 28-vote ma jority on the ballot, taken Wednes day night. WHAT A SCREAM if ejN Jv y' TEAMi i rnnn- I (I SCORCHING ' - rVV But Tom t So rhance." Despite the recem juuh.i ,. ency. Mickey is still paying through the nose for his past mar riages. He said he dished out a 8100,000 settlement to his second wife, Bettv Jane Rase, and remits SI 600 a month for her and their two sons. Miss Vickers gets tl. 750 a month for herself and one son. The first Mrs. Rooney, Ava Gardner, got no alimony "I gave her a cash settlement; I don't re call how much, but it was a lot of money." Mickey estimated that he has earned six or seven million dollars while working 30 of his 33 years. What has he got to show lor It? This 'mm ... m&ZS AT no Advance ih admission?1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, Among $fl I "Xboul a quarter.,.,! replied. "iZy mother out thi .r1!! funds that can't be Z no mi c outer about that divorces have cL tune. "Nobodv toin J?. ried." he Dhilnnnk,..J1 all my own doing. But k talnly paid for my mu' It S B funny thing aC, married in Hollywood 1 1 places, you have a spat IJ wife and you make "P. b jou nave a spat and immul the girl wants to get . M can't understand It, unle T tho fHl-l haA .... C85 Ol ouuie unerior J in getting married. It Z$ wonder." mttti is it I I'll Jl
