Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 30, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TWO t c c s E 3 C c i X Hollywood's Turns Serious HOLLYWOOD (UPI A day of reclronlng arrives now and then in Hollywood. and today it's Run Moreno's. Hie town s gayest bach, elor girl has snared her first big dramatic role so she's sworn oil men and is settling down. . Until now tho fiery Puerto Rlcan was a regular Hem In tho gos:,ip columns. But today she's hard at work in her first "non-pepper pot, serious role" as the benutilul Tup tlm in the movie version of "Tne King and I." ' . This big break in one of the lop musicals of 1056 caused Rita to ' turn In her mambo dresses and of ficially resign from the night life circuit. "I'm so fed up with wrestling with wolves." sighed the tiny biu nette. "At this sisue of the game I want to work like a beast. I'm tired of going out with new guys. You have to go through the same routine every time." Rita has been linked with most available bachelors in town frum 'V Robert in M - B - Co-starnng WAITW rniunio innnrn onriiMfsi CARTOON NEWS WeOHfl DOORS OPEN 6:30 LUCY GALLANT DEMANDED EVERYTHING I especially the love of one man who wouldn't play the game her wayl V-v-i'','i A V 0 Tift " iJ J f 1 7-. 4W -Pl - "1 Gayest Siren For New Role Mailnn Rrfinrin In lltliih O'Brien since she began acting six years ago. Hue in the nightclubs. By days In pictures. "I always was some sexy gutter snipe or tongue-tied Indian maid. ' . Pita cnlrirtn. In i-fir-rttriliy.fri hv vis itors to the lavish, Siamese palaces TI, Vim, unri T" Vft Hpr hdlr k rmilnH nn Kianiosft fasllion. SilC wears a 21-carnt gold peari-siuaaea costume and the longest real tin- gi'rnails in town. The brown-eyed actress has no recrets about thoi,e past romances. "I've learned something from each of my men friends," she said. Uiitrh n'Rrlpn t.1IILht me horse- back ridiiw" . . . "From Oeordle Horinel I learned about jazz mu sic." She won't talk about Brando be 'cause "He wants privacy and I i respect that." "But no more dates for a long time." she said. "I'm serious now. 1 It's part of growing up. I guess." I n unmrtllU HL" nil rwn innvu Spencsr TRACY H's 5iuss i.ji f : .'.V i ' -1 j i n isivn "DENNIS THE MENACE" PS. I&AWRIW 15 SAFE OfUVIKG DAY i ear even with him, dad i let THe AIK OUT OF HIS TlrJES 1 KFLW CBS A ABG. 1450 KC, Wpdnesdar EYCiiinc Nov. 30 B 00 Today' Sport HiEHhtiU 1 IK 111 Ihnmai CMS 6 :i0 Amoi 'N' Anay ftlusic Hall CBS H:S3 News CBS I nn Mmif 7:05 World Welterweight Championship Fuhl AbL" 8:30 Wfiat Do You ThinkT 1:43 DinB Crotiby CBS 9 oo Sound Mirror ABC B :t0 K8I In Jeace and War CBS 10 00 10 PM Edition 10:13 Johnny Dollar CBS n:.n rime fr Rr!aK.(irn 11:00 Sln Off News Summary 11:03 Sign Ott Thursday, Dec. 1 0 00 Minute News Summary ti 01 America s Favorite Music 0:15 Minute News Summarv 6 16 America's Favorite Music Bt.to Minute News Summary 6:il America s Favorite Music 6:45 Minute News Summary .M America's Favorite Mmie 7:00 News Breakfast Edition 7:15 Dugjn and Mesi Show 7 30 Frank Goss CBS 7:43 Harrv Ea''tt Cn! 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 OO Blue Skies 9 m Better Livinf 0 .Ji Helen Trent CBS 9 45 Our Gal Sundar CBS . 10 OO Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 1030 Youne Dr. MIp CBS 10:45 Guiding Lixht CBS 11.00 Marian from Miller 11:10 Music 11:15 Perry Mrson CBS U::m Nora D.ake CKS 11:43 Aunt Mary CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Pallets Sidewalk Show 12:.tO House Partv CBS 1 00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 3:13 Miller s Matinee 3.25 Stop 'N Shop ;t :m nuth Ashton CBS 3 40 Music 3 43 Ted Malone ABC 4.00 WhtsperinR Street ABC 4 20 Bain Briefs 4:30 Today's Top Tune 3 00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 3:13 Bill Stern ABC fl.30 Easy Listening 3.40 Weather HoundiiD 3 45 Frank Gou CBS 3 33 Hometown Nrwfc (100 Today's Snorts HlchllghU 6:15 Lowell Thomas CBS 6 10 Amos 'N Andy Music Hall CBS 0 33 News CBS 7 00 Godfrey Digest CBS 7 ;)0 Record Derby 8 00 News CBS S 03 Tennessee Ernie CBS 8 30 Guest Star 8 43 Bin Crnhv B 00 Sound Mirror ARC 9:30 Address bv Pierre MendU Frani-e CBS 10 00 10 PM Edition DOORS OPEN S:SO P.M. LAST TIME TODAY WOIID'S MOU FMIOUS (IDE ., t. fr NADU Toionnovv! IACX PA LANCE BARBARA RUSH - f?Q flCCOTIOf OF Mississippi ' LEX BARKER lStVy.- fflia. TECHNICOLOR '"p 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10.30 Tima for Relaxation ll:tk) Sign Off Naws Summary 1103 Sign Off KFJI MBS A DLBS, KC - Wednesday Evening, Nov. 30 , 6:00 Boo Greene DLBS (1:15 Warren Bunyanj SporU Report b!5 Hollywood Highncni ti SO First Federal News 6:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:35 Harry W lamer DLBS 7:00 Gang Bualers DLBS 7 30 Public Prosecutor DLBS 8 00 Bob and Ray DLBS 8:23 Les Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 8:30 Family Theater DLBS -tfOO Gabriel Heatter MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Bob Inch Show 8 45 Les Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 9-30 Bob Inch Show 10:00 National Grange Service Awards DLBS 10:10 Jl Jamboree ' 11.00 Sign OH Thursday. Dec. 1 6 00 Early Newt 6 03 Sun rue Serenade with Lucas 6 30 Sons of tne Pioneers 6 45 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7.13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7 : Tntiays Best Bus 7 43 Bunjan News 8 oo Cliff Engle DLBS 8:15 Morning Melodies with Lucas 9-45 Basin Bouquet 10.no Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:13 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 Vuit to Don's 10 30 Visit to LaPointes 10.43 Quickie Quiz 11 10 Sam Haie News HB5 11:05 Visit to Dons 11:10 Jolly Roger Show 11:30 Queen for a Day DLBS 12:00 Tips from the Town Shop 12:15 Bunyan Noon News 12 30 Best on Record U 45 MLJ's Town and Country Time 100 Bill Lively Roundup 1 30 Standard School Hour DLBS 2:"H Wane Loerke Show 3 25 Network News MBS 3:30 Behind the Story DLBS 3 45 Tello Test DLBS 4 00 Glen Fox Show - 4 13 Hemingway DLBS 4:30 Here's the Answer DLBS 4:43 Sam Hayes DLBS 3 00 Bunyan's Timber Taleg 3 nj Johnnie's Traffic Jam 6 (M) Bob Green DLBS 6-15 Warren Bunyan Sports Report 6:25 Hollywood Highlights 6 JO First Federal News 8.45 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:33 Harry Wismer DLBS 7 00 Official Detective DLBS 7:30 Crime Fighters DLBS HOi Bob and it.iv DLBS 8:23 Lea Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 8 30 Wheel of Chance DLBS fl 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS fl 13 Fulton Lewis Jr MRS 9 30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher DLBS 9 43 Bob Inch Show 11.00 Sign Off K BE 8 TV Ctaannri I CBS, NBC. ABC Wednesday Evening;, Nov. 30 11:30 Devotions 12 00 Matinee 1 00 Garden Home $t Farm 113 Secret Storm 1 30 world of Mr. Sweeney 1 45 Robt. Q, Lewis 2 A I'lnkv tff 2 30 Howdy Doody 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3 3-) Mdford City School Pgtlt. 4 0 Afternoon Theater 5 r I'nrle B11 Show 5 30 Andy's Gana; 6 00 Dme Time ti 13 New ft 23 Weather b .10 Hnpalong Cassidv 7ix2flth Century Fox Show S 00 Disneyland 9 00 Follow that Man 9 30 Science Fiction 10 00 Modern Tales of the Texas Rangers IP 30 Best Theater 12.00 News and Sign Off Thursday, Dec. 1 II 30 12. i 1.00 1:15 Devotion! Matinee Music Hall Secret Storm World of Mr. Sweeney Val Rogue Camera Pinky Lee Howoy Doodv Feminine Fancies Afternoon Theater TBA Uncle Rill Show Vacation Jaier Ore-Cal Panorama Sherlock Holme Star and the Story Groucho Guy Lombardo All Star Theater 2 30 3.00 3 . 4 43 5-00 3 :iO 6 on 7 00 730 6 80 8 -W 900 9 .fci 10 OO io.:to 11 00 r ord i neater Favorite Story Damon Run) an Big Picture Midcet Movie 11 30 12 00 Newt & Sign Off Reds Active In Argentine , BUENOS AIRES tf Argentina's Communists ate 'stirring into re- I' netted actiit. but the government vows Uiey don't have a chance to subvert this nation In the wake of Juan l'eron a dictatorship. I "The tinned States may rest as Mired communism will not be a I problem," says Carlos Munli. I undersecretary of Interior. I During hu decade of rule Pcron i kept atf opposition under tight con I Irol. Kis police Jailed Communists. Fjt the Communists survived. Mthough In last .year a congres sional elrctlons the; claimed only 1 101.736 voles, that represented a 42 per cent increase over then claims for the 19S1 elections, I rowpiful democratic forces are at woik in Argentina today. Munli ;!.s the besi assurance that com imini.Mn hasn't chance ts the j ivp.. of men now running Argen- Una's government. He says Pro- visional President Pedro Euenlo Artmburu and his collaboiators I are prepared to act sw iltlv and iorcrii'lly against e 1 1 r e m i s I . ihrcais iiotii tuner left or right. Retail Car Dealers Complain By EDWIN B. HAAKINSON WASHINGTON on - Spokesmen for the nation's 40.000 retail car dealers, complaining of "pres sures," today renewed their plea George Doubts Policy Accord WASHINGTON Sen. George D-Ga said today he doubts any effective agreement can be mode oelween Republicans and Demo crats to block off 1956 campaign discussion of critical foreign pol icy issues. "I don't think you can keep people from talking." he said. "You can't keep any candidate from expressing his opinion. I doubt that It would be practical to try to declare any phase of loreign policy off bounds In the cam paign." Secretary of State Dulles told a news conference yesterday he does . not exclude the possibility of a ; later agreement between the two major parties similar to mfor mal understandings he said had worked very well in 11)14 and 1941; to keep out of the campaign1 vital Issues bearing on security, i But he stid any such agreement i would be difficult before the Demo cratic presidential nominee is se lected next August. Sen. Sparkman of Alaoama. the I 1952 Democratic vice presidential , nominee and a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Commit-j tee, called the idea "desirable but' nearly impractical." George, who heads the Senate Foreign Relations groua. said in a telephone Interview from his Geor-1 gla home he was happy to heari mat Dunes welcomes "construe-i tive" criticism. Oeorge added that he hopes fu ture criticism is on the level where it won't disturb "basic relations" of cooperation between Democratic . leaders and Eisen hower officials or threaten "estab lished policies" in American deal ings with other nations. PCRSE SNATCHER LEXINGTON, Ky. t The thief who rifled .a woman's purse in the postofflce yesterday may be as sured that one highly irritated law : officer is looking for him. Police woman Susan Garr said the thief 1 removed her billfold, containing her badge and $18. 1 "Dream Stuff" FLANNELETTES : 133 JWa few DAINTILY PRINTED FLANNEL trntinn nmina trims and SOOQrtet ond iocVet belt. motchmg "SCUFFS". Colors: lilac. for a freer hand iu dealing with auto manufacturers. A score of dealers, members of the National Automobile Dealers Assn. (NADA), were invited to return for further testimony beforf. ft Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee. . Frederick J. Bell, NADA presi dent, contended yesterday that what he called "one-siaed" con tracts deny dealers rights as "in dependent businessmen," and give FALSE ALARM LEXINGTON, Ky. I.B Laura Johnson, 64, dropped her keys yesterday and put the Fire Depart ment to work. The keys skittered through a hole in the floor. She reached for the keys and her arm stuck. A company of firemen was called. When they arrived, she al ready had pulled her arm free. The key were recovered later. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Klamath Falls Chapter No. 12 Presents KLAMATH BASIN AMATEUR TALENT CONTEST MILLS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Saturday, Dec. 3rd. 35 ACTS Doors Open M i r.vt. Guest Artists Appearing at Mickey Yoder, Three Aches Original Music Composed Rae Michels, Ray Riback Entire Proqram Recorded by the Dedrick Recording Studio, with Records Made Available to the Contestants for their Part of the Program. ADULTS 50c CHILDREN OVER 12 25c IS THE COZIEST, CUDDLIEST OF ALL v Av M XL'S FLANNE9ETTE GINGHAM J 1 ""- T PRINTS in the very desir. - XSTS ',V WsT'- oble "BABY-DOLL" STYLE, ffT V L ji V" YS J"vvl wi,n embroidery vjyTw"! ' j '. Jfi V.vsH' volie' poclie,$ ond Pe,er Tt f' 't'lLR' Pon co"or Soucy, pert d f J j fiHii jCtti trt-toil top ond puckered tv ' X M r ' i!'f fi'''xJSJ& bloomere"'' )99 ihwj ; ?yI LMoTond Blue! -'5V - rfJ J ) ' . , PAJAMAS wilh con. V' 'A l' III lies oo legs of toreo- . Comol Blue, red ond SIZES: 34 40 Of Pressures the Detroit aulo executives virtual control over nu every dealer. The subcommittee is engaged In what Sen. OMahoney tD-Wyo) terms a study of the economic in fluence that huge General Motors Corp. exercises In the auto indus try. Bell said the manufacturers, in rebuffing suggestions by the deal ers for "correction of unfair . . practices," have subjected them to "factory pressure, threats and co ercion." Asserting the manufacturers "are rugged, toughly competitive and smart," Bell declared: "We are in no way interested In fighting to preserve the business of a lazy man, an Inefficient man, or a man who permits his so-called shrewdness to overbalance his bus iness ethics." what auto dealers want, he said. u "to h touaniv coiupcuiivc w HOUR f CURTAIN O SHOW P.M. TIME Intermission Cassie Feters, and a Pain, and Others. for this Program by Mrs. and Marie Obenchain. 737 I ',,.' f f . tJL- taCri 737 MAIN In Auto Probe sink or swim, rise or fall own merits and in accordance rules that are clearly undersiI? universally applicable and not Ject to drastic change with e,iZ shift of wind that blows from r? trolt." - . mile.- Bell said GM profits anniM, range from is to 20 per cent whii. the retail dealer average slumnJ from a peak of 6 per cent m iS to less than I per cent last yt He said many dealers have hi their franchises because they oj, forced to take any quota ol sent them by the manufacture This has led to "bootlegging" ether sales abuses, he said the some day to Klamath Falls for Example: 4 Lv. Klamath Falls 7:15 A.M. Ar. Portland 2:15 P.M.- Ly. Portland 7:30. P.M. Ar. Klamath Falls 3:01 A.M. 4 Choosi From Round Trips Daily Only Greyhound offers such frequent service. Relix by sir-conditioned bus ...save time Ic money by Greyhound! 904 Klamath Ave. Ph. 5521 GREYHOUND MAIN BEAUTIFUL FLANNEL ETTE PRINT PAJAMAS with fitted knit cuffs on sleeves ond trousers. Jock ef has form fitting etosti cized waist. Trousers and yoke ore in contrasting sol id colors. Col ors: Aquo, Pink ond Red. Sir- 199 40 "U