Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 23, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttoo S::wi 7:00 7:30 a.oo 9:00 6:15 0::i0 10:00 10:13 10:30 10:43 11:10 li:i3 9:40 10:00 10:13 10:30 10:45 10:33 11:13 11:30 11:43 12:00 13:13 ; 11:30 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 195 Jladio og 8:30 0 00 a 06 6:30 6 13 7:00 7:13 T:30 7:40 7:4 00 too 9:13 9:30 l:uo 1:13 1:43 200 1:43 KFLW 1159 Kc PST Tuesday Evening, .Feb. 23 Johnny Dollar CBS My Friend Irma CBS Two Tickets to Broadway ' Lowell Thomii CBS Beulah CBS What Do You Think? Plaster 4b Prejudice ABC 10 . M. Heaaline Lum tt Abner ABC Snm'l Other Show - stun Off Nwi Summary Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST Wednesday, Feb, 24 Early Bird News Alarm Clock Club Ride the Bus Music . News BretKiafi wi" Charlle'i Roundup Betty Crocker ABC Harry Babbitt's Second Breakfast Club ABC Blue Skies Chet Huntley ABC Helen Trent CBS niir nal Sunday CBS Better Living Ma Perkins LBS Young Dr. Malone CBS Magazine Newsstand Theatra Wnnper.nf Stircit ABl Perry Mason CBS mora urac vJ?p- Noon Kditin News Payless Sidewalk Show House Party CBS Sam Hayes ABC Artnur Godirey CBS Hank Henry Show Arthur Godfrey CBS Ted Malone BC Cue ! DOORS OPEN 6 30 NOW SHOWING! Sadie i She's the dame , . J with a little ls something extra . No " for the boys! Lady! HAYWORTH JOSE FERRER aTdoRAY SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWSl MATINtl I 30 EVENING 6 JO hOW...THl'rlnThlMlils! Mi A Honey A of a Funny i on Wheels! ' THf " MftaCOlMll i MafrrleMAlN Ktnnm WYNN SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW. SHOWING! am v r . ...Poi 1 tlafttllCK -iavv- . t - ','iot 11 rn mirnnn iiiifill Uy? AND- BlG.AS-TEXftS III -.'' MeWT J WtWCIkVY.OpaYl Wizard nf Odds CBI Belty Crocker ABC Ralph Story a dswsib HinK nenry oi."w Grand Central Station ABC Basin Briefs Western Jamboree wnen a iin Edward Murrow CM B & B Melooy Time Today's Snorts Highllgkls Frank Goea CBS Hometown News Crime Photographer CBS Time Out . The Lone Ranger ABC Longine Symphonelt CBS FBI in Pece and War CBI Lowell Thomas CBS Family Skeleton CBS B-..i.k ens Julius La Rosa CBS Address by Sec. Dulles CBS 10 p.m. Headlinee Lum N Abner ABO Sam's Other Show Sign Ofl News Summary Sign Off mmm Tuesday Evenlnf. Feb. 2J Gabriel Heatter MBS Evening Edition Local New Hollywood, Highlight Virgil Pinkley News DLSS Sim Haa DLBt Bill Henry MBit That Mamm.tr fiuf MM SporU Report According To The Record Eddie Fisher Show MBS align Auveiimt Klamath High Sports Album Heidelberg Harmoairea Nswspaper of the Air DLBB Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS Moonlight Melody Time People Helping Each Other MBS narry nmim Music Box Medley Time Sign Off mmt , Wednesday, Feb. 24 Sunrue sterenado Farm neporier Sons of the Ploneere Frank Hemingway Newg DLBS n.. .!,). I nna nl.Rl Today's Best Buy First Edition Local Newe Something to Think About Cecil Brown MBB . Bob Greene News DLBB Titus Moody MBS - . Holland Cnglo News MBB Breakfast Gang DLBB Serenade in Blue Melody Manor DLBS Munle of Manhattan Newspaper of the Air DLBS TellJ Test DLBS Music A Visit to LaPointe's Wonderful City MBS Ham tiaes rtewi man Queen for a Day MBS Tips from the Town Shop Noonday Edition Local News Best on Record - Korn Kobblers The Hour of Star Tony Martin r i - Ginger Roger Dick Powell Peggy Lee News DLBS Northwest Newt DLBS ' . Music DLBS it; . News MBS South Sixth Street Varieties Hughesree) DLBS Tello Test DLBS Jack Kirkwood DLBS Look to the Skies Frank Hemingway News DLBS Curt Massey Time MBS Sam Hayes News DLBS Songs of the B Bar B MBS Wild BUI Hlckok MBS Cecil Brown MBS Gabriel Heatter MBS Evening Edition Local New Hollywood Highlights Virgil Pinkley News DLBB asm nj c ulds Bill Henry MBS Squad Room MBS SporU Report According to the Record Perry Comb Show MBS x nu a vommunm lor nisi w ml Family Theater MBS Newspaper of the Air DLBS Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS Klamath Armory Wrestling Harry Wtsmer Sports MBS ' Music Box Medley Time Sign Off KBES TV SCHEDULE Channel 5 Tuesday Evening, Feb. 23 S:!W Devotions 4.00 Feminine Fancies 4:;t0 On Your Account fl:00 Uncle Bill ' 8:30 Val Rogue fl:43 Captain Video 6:00 Western Theater 700 Hollywood Album 7:15 Let's Kick it Around 7:30 Big Playback fl oo Milion Berle 9:00 Novelty in MuSlt 8:15 Best Theater -to 45 Weathe 10:53 Sign off 3 no 3:15 3:20 3:25 3:43 4:00 42S 4 M 4 4ft 5 00 :15 ft:) :4S IM A.OO fi:.10 7:00 7:23 7:30 ROO 8 30 843 900 8:10 fl:.10 1000 10.15 10:30 10:43 11:10 11:15 l:0 6:15 4 25 :30 0:4 C:5B 7:00 7:30 7:40 7:45 K 00 8:30 :45 9:00 0:15 0:30 0:40 9:45 :35 11:00 900 8:30 C.4S 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:43 7 55 1:00 9:15 0:20 S:29 8:30 8:45 0:00 9:15 9:20 U Mil 0:45 1000 10:15 10:30 10:45 l:DO 1:25 1:30 12:00 12:13 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:05 2:15 2:25 2:30 3.00 3:15 3:30 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:30 5:55 6:00 0:15 6:25 0:30 6:45 6:55 700 7:30 7:40 7:45 fl.OO 8:30 9:00 0:15 9:30 9:45 9:35 11:00 HOME WITH GRANDMOTHER Robert (left). 6, and Michael, II, som of executed atom'-spiei 'Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, hug their grandmother, Mn. Sophie Rosenberg after she was granted custody of the youngsters pending further action in guardianship case brought by New York City. The boys have had no legal guardian since the execution of their, parents. City welfare authorities claim they have been exploited for fund-raising purposes. i By McCarthy ArmvBlastei Over Handling Of Reds; Army Secretary To Appear "If. orlnclDiUT for Stevens' benefit. I don't want to see him make any great murtake in mis thine." Stevens got a vote or commence yesterday from his chief, Secretary ox Deiense wuson, " Hollywood Monster Factory Ready To Produce Anything By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD 1H Come wlih me Into the monster factory. You'll find It on the second floor of an old building at Universal International. The monster mus ters who run the joint are make up chief Bud Westmore and his as sistant. Jack Gavin. These fellows can whip up a monster at the drop ol a script, and that's what they've been ooing lately. I dropped In at the freak works and found Gavin putting the fin isli.ng touches on the latest cre ation, an ant man. "This fellow ls called a mutant," Gavin explained clinically. "Ho comes from the planet of Melal iima, where the Metalumans breed them for work purposes. They are half-man mid half-ant. an interest ing combination." interesting enough to scare you out of your wits if you met one in a dark alley. The mutant ls a blue green horror with vivid red veins laihod around its body. It has a twu-foot-high head that appears to be an exposed, oversize brain. The arms, with viselike pincers, dangle down to his 'ankles and he has a shell-like back. He's a doll, all right. This fellow makes bis debut in "This Island Earth," and his keep ers, the Metalumans, are also wierd. They're more human-lik but they have high domes topped by while hair. An assignment o: tins son is routine lor Westmore and Gavin. "We're the only studio equipped to handle) big jobs like this," West more remarked. "We have our own bit; bake oven for setting the molds and everything." Monsters don t come cheap. The mutant came to a .bill of $6,500, which is not bad as monsters go. The boys' last assignment was whipping up a frog man , to play Wednesday, Feb. U 3:33 DevoUon. 4:00 Kemtnin. F.nrttn 4:30 On Your Account S OO Unci. Dill Adv.nturt Tim. S .10 Vl ntiue S:4S Cnptaln Vidro 6:00 Western Theater 7:00 Industry on Parade 7:15 County Axent 7:n0 Boston Blacki. , 11:00 l.iberarr .to Amot & Andy 9:00 Life is Worth, LlVing 9..10 Best Theater 10:4.1 Weather 10:S5 Stan off the title role in "The Creature Prom Black Lagoon." He came lo around S12.000. "We sort of fell down on that one. Westmore admitted. "He wasn't frightening enough. The preview cards indicated that some people in the audience sympathized with him. The trouble was that they photographed the frog man In the bright sunlight. You can't do that with monsters. You have io keep them in the shadows." Westmore needn't worry. The mutant will restore his reputation as a monstrosity maker. Universale penchant for horror noes back to the old days of Lun Chnney and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." The early tables brought such hits as "Dracula and "Frankenstein." From then on u was a maiccup man s paraaise. They had the Frankenstein mon ster meeting the Ape Man, Dracula meeting the Mummy and all of them meeting up with Abbott and Cortello. Art gum and sponge rub ber all over the place. "One ol our toughest assign ments was 'Abbott and Costello Met Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde,' " Westmore recalled. "We had to make up nine Dr. Jeckyl masks. The Idea Was that as one actor bit another, he turned into a Dr. Jeckyl. Then at the end we had to turn Lou Costello Into a mouse!" But the most expensive job was for no monster at all. It was mak ing Attrf Blyth's tail in "Mr. Pea body and the Mermaid." Bud and hlj staff ipent ' three months on haf job, making tall after tail un til the studio bosses decided on one they liked. The cost: 22,000. By G. MILTON KEI.LY WASHINGTON 'Wl Sen. Mc Carthy (R-Wls) broadened his at tack' today' on the Army's handling of alleged Communists In its ranks showdown with Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens. Stevens was to have " appeared this morning before McCarthy's Senate Investigations subcommit tee to reply to the Wisconsin's senator's charges that the Army was trying to ""'coddle and pro mote Communists." - But McCarthy late yesterday or dered the hearing postponed until Thursday, partly to accommodate Sen. Dirksen (R-ni), who had a conflicting engagement, but also, McCarthy said, to give Stevens a chance to prepare fully for his testimony. Instead, McCarthy called a so far unidentified witness lo a public hearing (10:48 a.m., EST) which he predicted would snow - now mc Army handled the case of another known Communist." McCarthy said the Inquiry has Nothing to do with his blasts at the Army for honorably discharge, ing Maj. Irving Peress, now a practicing . dentist In New York. MnC.rthv has called Peress a "fifth amendment' Communist." Peress termed the McCarthy charges "sheer nonsense. ' It was tne reress case mat touched off a barrage of charges and counter charges between Mc Carthy and Stevens over the week end. Specifically, Stevens objected to the way McCarthy questioned Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwlcker in a closed hearing in New York last week. Zwicker is commanding general at Camp Kilmer, N. J., from which Peress was discharged at his own reauest on Feb. 2. Stevens accused McCarthy of "abuse of our loyal officers" and of weakening the Army's prestige and morale by "unfair attacks.' As a result, Stevens has ordered Zwicker and Maj. Gen. William Bergtn, the Army adjutant general, not to testify in response to Mc roriw. summons. Stevens said he would appear himself. Network television coverage of the session is planned. McCarthy yesteroay mim p-- f v. v y X SSI AA I Small Boy Drowns Playing Game ' TECUMSEH, Okla. I A 17-mnnth-olri bov played "follow the leader" with a flock of ducks yes terday and the game cost him his life Mrs. Effie Boyle, mother of Don ald Oliver Boyle, said she saw him following the ducks down to a stock pond on tne larm 01 rar. and Mrs. A. r. uargiu, granopa. wit f Urn voungster. The ducks walked Into the pond and began swimming. Young Don ald did the same, and sank. He was dead beiore nis momer comu reach him. the transcript of the New York hearing and it snowca uiv senator at one point told Zwicker. hmr.Haipri veteran of the Nor mandy invasion: "You are not fit to wear that uniform. Th senator, the transcript also ohnwed. called Zwicker down for "hemming; and hawing" and told him Peress' promotion from cap tain and honorable discharge was a "tremendous disgrace to the Armv.V - Zwicker, who protested after the hearing that Mcuartny gave out a "colored"' version of his testim ony, testified he got an "official order" to discharge peress ana that he had no choice but to com ply. Returnlne- here from Phlladel. nhia . lost nitrht. McCarthy told newsmen he did not think "there is anything evil about Zwicker" and that he was "most likely sliv or. in tninkine mat, n ne an. swered questions at the New York hearing he might oe court mar ttaled." ' ' The Genera said last nignt ne got the order to discharge Peress In routine fashion. Reached by telephone, Zwicker eairi at Cnnio Kilmer he would have been "properly relieved of command In the morning, If he had tailed to obey, adding: "Tnai s the way it is in the Army and the way it always nas Deen. Zwicker complained that a for. mer Communist who preceded him at the hearing got far better treat ment than he did. He did not name the witness. Zwicker also said he doesn'l know who issued the order for Per. ess' discharge. "I'm not supposed to know." he added. That was one of the things Mc Carthy sought to learn when he questioned Zwicker. Later he gave the Army a 24-hour ultimatum to furnish the names of those respon. sible. The Army still nas not done so. - McCarthy said In his opinion both Zwicker and Stevens went too far" in interpreting an order issued bv former President 'iru man and still in effect, mis order forbids government officials to furnish Information on security matters to congressional investi gating groups. Discussing the three-day post ponement of Stevens' scheduled ap pearance, McCarthy said: Yeather Mild Over Nation Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There was a variety of weather across the nation Tuesday but no severe cold or heavy snow. But a storm In Southeastern Minnesota produced light snow along the Canadian border, as well j us rain in the Central Mississippi Valley. Other wet spots were along the coastal areas. Light rain fell in Northwestern Washington and off Cap Cod, Mass. New dust storms were reported In the Southwest, centering in the Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle and extending northward to Nebraska and westward Into eastern sections of Colorado and New Mexico. Vis ibility in some areas was reduced to one quarter mile. Skies were clear In most other sections o( the country. The Northern Great Lakes re gion and the Central Rockies were the only below freezing areas eariy mesnay. mho weamer con-1 turned over most of tne souinern hall of the rounlryt It was 87 In ls Angeles Monday, a record lor the date. ex. 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