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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 195 PAGK TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON (Radio og fMIUr'i Note: The ndl an teWTUioa station terrimg area are arted la correct program loo dally prior lo preai ailine. Frequently, nilw irk chances occur too Ule lor public lion. The Herald and Sewn car ries ttaia .nlonnauon aa a public aerrlca but cannot be responsible for the accuracy of the logs for tot reasons elated above.) KFMV CBS A ABC 1450 KG Monda Evening-, Kept. 26 C OO Today' Sporti mcMilbU fe 13 Lowell Thomu CHS L M Amos N Andy CBS D.U Newt CBS 7:00 Mune m 1 JO Codirry Talent Senilis CBS 8 00 l enneuM Ernies CBS 1 B J0 Voice of Firenlone AC b:00 Lec Zlmmer Show ABC ft JO Strme ABC 45 Bing Crosby CBS 10 00 10 PM. Edition 10:15 Song by Dim ABC 1;:J 'J'lme fo- RfUxatinn 11 oo Stgn Off cw Summary HM Sign Off Tuesday. Sept. 27 a 00 Minute Newi Summary t:ui America'.. Favor, le Music f :13'MnuU Newi Summary ' 0.18 America' Favorite Music JO Minute Newi Summary ' America's favorite Mumc - fi 45 Minute News Summary : America's Favorite Mule 7.00 Newi breakfait Edition 7:15 Dufan and Ment Show 7::H) (rank Cois CBS 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS K.00 Breanfa.t Club ABC B:(jU lllue Skies :lfl Bettor Living 6:. 10 Helen TTenl CBS U 45 Our Gal Suntiuy CBS 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Ma ferkina CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 10:45 Guiding Light CDS a 11:00 Marian from Miller's m 11:10 Music 11:15 Perry Mason CBS 11::W Nora Urake CHS 11:45 Aunt Mary CBS 13.00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Payiess Sidewalk Show 12.M Home Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 3:15 Mlller .i MiMnce 3:25 Slop N Shop 3:.' Ruth Ashton CBS 3:40 Stop 'N Shop 3: Tfd Malone ABC 4:00 Whimpering Street ABC 4:20 Basin Briefs 4:30 Today's Top Tunes 8:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 8:15 Bill Stern ABC ' 5:30 Eaty Listening 5:40 Weather Hepurt . 8:45 Frank Goss CBS 8:55 Hometown News !:. Today i sPnri, HighUlhts 8.15 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:30 Amos 'N' Andy CBS 81 News CBS 7:00 Suspense CBS 7:25 News CBS 7::)') Network Orch CBS 8:00 Tenncuea Ernie CBS ' ft: til Preview of Tomorrow P:30 nd Bun lion's Hideaway ABC 8:95 News ABC 9:00 Lee Zlmmer Show ABC 0:30 Strange ABC 0:45 Bini Crosby CBS 10:00 10 P.M. Edition 10:15 Singing with the Stan ABC 10:30 T4m for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off News Summary POORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. . 1HI...H. I'll" I TODAY! SUKOPHONIC SOUNdT" M-C-M'i J.---- UFIfluT color 111'''' starring Glenn Eleanor FORD'PARKER will Roger MOORE Cecil KELUWAY mSM CARTOON - NEWS DOORS OPFM a. -art b j LAST DAY! GREAT PRAMA 01 PARING. FAITH, COURA0L and 10VEI f MICNall ANtHONY RENNIE QUINN Richard EGAN-Riro MORENO SHORT? - CART00 N - NCWS 11 03 Sign Off KKJ1 .M0S Sc DI.BS, 1151 KC Monday Even in nr. bept. 26 8 00 Bob Greene DLBS 6:15 World of Sport 0:2$ Hoi I wood litghlighls 6:30 Local Evening News 8 45 Snm Hayes DLBS 6:35 Harry Wismer OLfiS 7:00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7:15 PH. Program 7:30 Sgt. Preston DLBS D. CO Broadway Cop MRS 8 30 Top S-cret Files MBS 9 00 Gahnel ffcttter DI-R5 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS 0:30 Jl Jam bore 11:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Kept. 27 8'0t Sunrise Sii.art and First News 6:30 Sons of the Pioneers r.H Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway MBS 715 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Todays Beit Bua 7:45 Morning News 7:55 Music In Mlnialuxa 8:ro Cliff Engle 815 Mornlne Melodies 8:15 Newscatt n.n Bouquet 10.00 Newipaprr of th Air 10:13 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 A Villi to ws-uficlds I0::'3 Qulrkic Qui 10:40 A Vint to Dons 10:45 A Visit to L Point i 11:00 Kraft News ;05 MiMlcal Manor 11:30 Queen for a Day DLBS 12:00 Tips from the Town Shop I:!:I5 Noon News 12 :0 Best On fterord 12:45 Town ac Country Ttma 1:00 dime of the Day 3:00 W'Mern R-iun(riin H:30 Matinee Melodies 4;f-n Tell- T-t 4:15 Hemingway MBS I'.fO M ic'j T.x- A 4:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 5:00 Trnfflr Jam 8:00 Bob Greene DLBS 6:15 World of Sports 8:25 Hollywood Highlights ti .M) Loral Evenlne News 6:43 Sam Haves DLBS 6 55 Harry Wfsmcr DLBS 7:00 Sport Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7:15 Cnka Time with Kddlt rishtr 7:30 Bgt, Preston DLBS no John Steele MBS IV.Tfl Treasury Acent 9 00 Gabriel lleatter DLBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS 9.30 JI Jamboree 12:00 Sin 6ff KCNO Allurii, 418 K0 Tuesday, Sept. 27 6:M Sign On St Top o th Horning murja news 7:45 Top o' the Morning 8:25 Under In Capitol Dome 8:30 Haven of Rest 9:00 News 9.05 Swap Shop 9:13 Women's Ntwa lj Clubs 9:30 PTA 8:43 Mnrnlnft Melodies 10:00 News 10 05 Musie of the Masters 11:00 News 11:03 Morning Melodic 12:00 Thought for the Day 12:03 Sports News 12:10 Modoc County Nswi 12:15 Noon News 12:30 Personality Time 1:00 Sporti 1:03 Lake County Newi 1:10 World News 1:15 Hest on Rernrds 1:23 All Time HIU 1:30 Farm Fonim 1:40 Matinee Melodies 3 00 Listener's Choice 3:00 News 3:05 Listener's Choice 4:15 Mountain Lily Willy , 4:30 News 4:43 Mood Music 8:50 Music on the t'phaat 6:09 Sports. Loral World News 6:13 Senator Kurhel 6:30 Sumet Serenade 7:00 Danra Tlma 7:55 News 8 00 Sign Off KBES-TV Chsnsel I CHS, NBC, ABC Monday Evening, Sept. 26 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4 30 Val noaue 4 8:00 Uncte Bill Show 5:30 IV Question Box 8:15 Garden Home and Fsrm H00 Or. Svlem of Higher Education 0:30 Ames Bros. fi:45 Modes in Fanhlons 7:00 Studio One R.00 Burns and Allen fl 30 Badge 714 8:i0 Thiso Whlllne Glrli v..nt Kinei inn Aiocri I0:IK In the Mood 10:18 Weather 10:20 Best Theater 11:20 News 11:25 Sign Off Tuesday, Sept. 27 3:50 Devotions 'DENNIS THE MENACE" ! ' ' ' r 'Because he tolo me to keep My cotton pickw HANDS Off OF HIS STUFF. Garland's TV Debut Labeled 'Personal Triumph' By CBS OPCN DAILY (IOD P. M Of gun (itdt senitHI TOMORROW! 2 DAYS ONLY GINGER ROGERS and EDWARD G. ROBINSON ,ln The Biq Thrill Hir "TIGHT SPOT" PLUS Biq Surrounding Proqrem Bjr JA.MIvH BACON HOLLYWOOD Wl Judy Garland blew her voice, on her television debut but both she and her hus band said today: "II was worth It." so did CBS-TV, where one spokesman labeled Judy's debut Saturday nighl as "the greatest personal triumph In the history of tne network. "We've never had anything like this happen before," he comment' ed. "Our switchboards were still jammed 24 hours after the tele cast, "People fiom all over the coun try called Just to tell us how much they liked Judy. That's all. Just lo tell CBS how much they liked ner. We've never had such an lnt. mate personal reaction from view. ers belore." Judy .and her producer husband Sid Luft got little sleep after the .show. The doorbell was rung all night by messengers delivering telegrams. . Luft said 1,500 telegrams, mostly from people In small towns that he and Judy never had heard about, were counted by last night. "People sure are wonderiul," said Luft, Judy agreed. Living up to show business tradi tion, she had made the debut de spite a severe case of laryngitis. Judy pooh-poohed the throat trou ble Friday. "It's just nerves," she said then. "It will go away." However, CBS really gof worried when about 20 minutes before show time it looked as If her voice might not make it, A doctor, sum moned hastily, sprayed her throat and stood by In the wings with 4:0" Feminlnp Fanrlm 4:. Val Rnffuc Clmcri S:0II Unrlc Bill Show 3 .TO Weitcrt Theater, 7:00 Cnnrad Neget 7:.10 Canadian Canerfl fl:00 Hollywood Album R:30 You'll Kever Get Rich 6:00 l.et'a See the World fi:: Mr. and Mrs. North 10 00 $64,000 QueMlon 10:30 In the Mood 11.00 Newt 11:09 Sun Off the spray. She went through the came spraying routing after each number. To viewers, she belted songs like the Judy Garland of old even though her voice cracked on some of the high notes. Luft said her showmanly desire to please the audience caused her to "blow" her voice. Judy, In a voice that sounded like Foghorn Murphy, confirmed the news, but added: "We're going to take a rest, maybe in Palm Springs. I'll play ft little golf and it'll come back. It always has before." Kidnap Charge Faces Brothers GREENWOOD, Miss." Ifl The second phase of the state's case against two white men accused of kidnapintr and killing a Negro boy begins here this week. DIM. Atty. Stanny Sanders said he expects a preliminary hearing on the kidnap charge to be held net later than Friday. The men were cleared of a murder charge last Friday In a trial that drew international attention. The boy, 14-year-old Emmett ThM of Chicago, was snatched from his uncle's home near here early Aug, ioiu- nays alter np Allegedly woll-w!ti$Uetl and made "Insultlnft-t remarits to Mrs. Boy Bryant, 21, In the Bryant grocer- store at Money. Bryant, 24. and his half hrother 3. W. Milam. 36, .if Glendora, Miss., were arrested tha next dnv. A brutally battered body identi fied as Till's wa3 found in ad joining Tallahatchie Couutv Auir 31. Man Divorces Obese 7ife CHICAGO itf With the deadline only hours away, 44-year-old Mrs. Lillian Koran still needed to lose 18 pounds today to savs her marriage. Her husband, who filed suit for divorce last May, promised to take her bacH: if she could slim her 190 pounds down to 127 by Sept. 27. K or ten charged cruelty, but sata ne was filing the suit because his wife weighed too much. Judge Cornelius Harrington ap proved the dieting arrangement and Mrs. Korsen has spent the last live monins in last. Yesterday her attorney Edwin C. Podwell said she weighed In at 145 and had been prohibited from dieting any more by her physician. "Bhe lists pretty good." Podwell said. "There's no question but that rhe could take off the weight If she had mere time." He said he would ask for a con tinuance of tomorrow's scheduled court appearance. - Korjen's attorney aaid. how ever: "I'll produce an accurate scale and I will ask her to rtt IU 11. - , Civil Service Case Opens WASHINGTON m-A Senate Civil Service subcommittee Inves tigating the administration's em ploye security program called key government officials today for Questioning about the Wolf Lade Jinsky ease. Milan D. Smith, executive as sistant to the Secretary ot Agricul ture Benson, and J. Glen Casslty, the Agriculture Department's per sonnel security officer were leadoff witnesses. Also Called were Harold E. Stassen; 1 former director of the Foreign Operations Administration and Scott McLeod, the state De partment's security chief. Ladejinsky, a Russian-bom gov ernment land reform expert, re ceived security clearance from the State Department and was em ployed as an agricultural attache In Japan, But last December, when his job ws transferred to the Agriculture Department, his clear ance was lifted and he was dis missed. In the uproar' that followed, he was cleared and hired by Stassen's Foreign Operations Administration and assigned to land reform work In Communist - threatened Indo china. Benson later ordered Lade- jlnsky's designation as a security risk stricken from Agriculture De partment records. COMMIES TAKE UP BASEBALL TOKYO A) Japan's Communist party has taken up that old capital ist pastime of baseball. The party has farmed two teams on its news paper Red Flag. Team colors: red, white and blue. PEYTON -NEW 3 Bedroom SPACEMAKER Cilj sni sewer lines 1st ss4 fsld fer by bilMer $10,995 Open Tenlrkl 4 till 4ark Carner Wanttand and Waihhir nana on UK. Era, Celireea I-taM ! hi 1 I " ' Te V f twiJ- 1 -1 "4TVf W BEST DRESSED hillbilly boy and girl at the annual freshman reception et Modoc Union High School at Alturai Thursday were Floyd Whiting end Jessie Prior. The reception climaxed one-day initiation for new freshmen members of the school. Cowbells, awarded as priies, are from the student council, sponsor of the annual event. Over The Garden Gate MALM Members and guests of the Ma lm Garden Club will be entertained by Mrs. Phil Blohm, Wednesday, September 28. at 2 p.m.. at her ranch home three miles east of Mllin. Mrs. Edwin Stastny will act as co-hostess. 'High Hill Reveries," the pro gram topic of the day, will be led by Mrs. Loyal Loveness and Mrs. Merle Evans. A workshop featuring weathered wood arrangements will be conducted. Participating In the program theme each memoer Is asked to bring a rustic arrangement to be judged by the program leaders. Prizes will be awarded. 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Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., nx West 18;h St. New York 11. N. Y. Print plainly name, address with rwe. sire and style number. ONLY 17 LUFT of the 55 OLDSMOBILES Get your choice now while the selection is still good! Sedans Holiday Coupes ft Holiday Sdns. On These Last Cars We Are Making The DEAL OF THE YEAR For Quick Clean-Up! Oldsmobile - Chevrolet - Plymouth Ford Owners Special Attention! 4 Executive Cars Also to be Sold! Two Weeks from now may be too Late - Act Now! Come in or phone for demonstration, appraisal and - DEAL! Mi i. ilililler Co. 7th and Klamath Ph. 4103 Woman Demonstrates Submarine Tactics DETROIT Mrs. Eileen Whel- an didn't have to board the sub marine Tambor on the Detroit River to show her 11-year-old son an underwater craft. No sooner did the two start for the submarine yesterday when their parked car began to roll, gained momentum and was launched right In the river. Family Pickets Leave Car Plant BESSEMER. Ala. ) The fam ily ticket Una that shut down a bip freight car manufacturing plant and left too workers idle has been withdrawn. V. . McClain, 31-year-o!d dis charged plant guard, aaid yester. day he had decided to let his dis pute with the Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co. be settled through regular grievance chan nels of the CIO United Steelwork ers. His picketing, aided by his as. year-olii wife and two of their small children, interrupted opera tions of the plant Wednesday and closed aX completely Thursday, AIR LINES Russia Releases U.S. Jet Flyers VIESEADEN, Germany im The Russians have released two U.S. airmen whose jet trainer made a forced larding Friday in Commu nist East Germany. Their T33 plane was to be returned to the air force today. .An air force spokesman said the pilot. MaJ. Louis W. Cunningham of El Paso, Tex., and St. Warren P. Oebler of Jersey City, N.J., were in good shape when they were handed over last night at Hcrles-hausen. 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