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Newspaper Page TextTUKSDAY. SKI'TKMMOli 2, 10,12 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALUS. OREGON v v r l if f KtLW 1460 Re PST Tuesday Evening, Sept. I IS World Nawa Summary 0 .10 Mayor of Tlmrt Square ABC 7.00 E.cap with Ma ABC 1:M Tr.aaury Show ABC 7 S3 ABC Ncun AHC 00 Proudly We Hall S.M Pacific Coi.t Ba.eball $0 00 10 P.ll. H.aellinaa .Tatl jet irnrniwnm ACADEMY AWARD I inVTaSk. AVTr,I Li THE RAILROAD THAT TAMED THE ROCKIES! CBRJEN - HAYDEN JAGGffi H1I0T BETTGER Emm we tichSkowbJ icwrcoL to pins CONTINUOUS FROM 12:30 TELEPHONE 4372 An His Great Joy And Ali His Goi-Darmed GREATNESS! Warner Bros TheStdryof ll'Tiii Rnncsc RoIahoWMAH NM tattle Mr. WIN lr EDDIEHAIO... CONTINUOUS FROM 12:4 i taS , (Telephone! 4567 I BOB AND JANE HIT THE SONG AND IAUGH TRAIL WITH ROY ROGERS AND TRIGGER I HOPtLRVSStll 10:13 10:43 11:00 110 00 6:03 no TOO MS t 30 !:M T3 T 53 00 too 30 9 Si 10:15 10 .10 11:15 11:30 no 11:55 13:00 12:15 13:30 1:00 103 1:30 1:30 1:45 3:00 3:13 3:50 3:55 3:00 3:15 3:30 4 00 4:13 423 4:30 4:45 3:45 BOO 13 :15 6:30 7.00 7:30 8:C0 S:30 10 OO 10:15 10:30 10:43 11:00 11:05 roo 4:15 :30 :40 1:45 35 7:00 7:13 7:30 5:00 30 45 t:00 t:15 :30 45 B55 10.-00 10:13 10:30 10:55 11:00 13:00 55 7.00 7:13 7:50 7:45 7:55 1:00 1:15 1:30 0:00 t:15 9:30 9:43 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 1123 11:30 13:00 12:13 13:30 12:43 12:55 1:00 1:30 2:00 . 3 05 3:15 3:30 2:35 335 4.-00 4:15 4:30 4:43 3:00 5:30 3:50 AO :15 :30 :40 C:45 6:55 7:00 7:13 7:30 00 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:13 9:30 9:43 9:35 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:53 11:00 13:00 30th Century Serenade Insomnia Club Newa SuHvir; Sign Of KFLW 14.M Ke. rST Wednesday, Sept, 3 Band Music Early Bird New Corn In the Morn Ntwi. Breaitfast CdiUoa Charlie' Roundup Bob Uarred V New ABC Betty Crwktr ABC Top of the Morning John Com ABC Break rut Club ABC Hank Henry Show My True Stery ABC Whispering Street ABC Chet Hun Hey ABC Break the Bank ABC When Girl Marnta ABC Jimmy Ftdler M uslcat B ou ndup Market Report Newt, Noon Ldition Pay less Sidewalk Shew Lucky-IT Ranch ABC Betty Crocker ABC The Bill Ring Show ABC Your Weetern Hit Tuna Satin Brie fa Paul Harvey ABC Better Uving Tennessee Ernie ABC Cal Ttnncy ABC Betty Crockex ABC Ted Malone ABC Dean Cameron ABC Mary Marfartt McBfid ABC Fun Factory ABC World night Reporter ABC Koal Triton Baseball Roundup ABC Chet Huntley ABC Request fully Yours Look to the Skiea Sporta Highlit hts Home Town New World News Summar Postmark I'S.A. ABC Valentino ABC Mr. President ABC Crow Fir ABC Pacific Coast Baseball 10 P-M. Headlines Accent on Melody Th Chas. AnttU Program ABC Insomnia Club News Summary Sign Off KFJI list Ke 'PDT Tuesday Even In r. Sept, Cabnel Heatter MBS Klamath Theater Quia Around -Town Newa Something to Think About Sam Hay New MSI Bill Henry UBS The John Sebastian Show Tex Benek Peter Salem MBS Count Mont Crist MBS Serenade In Blue Heidelberg Harmonaires Glenn Hardy News MBS Pulton Lewis Jr. MBS For Dancer Only Sports Final 5-Mlnut Final MBS 1 Love A Mystery MBS Ponderosa Room Official Detective MBS . Night Owls New - . . Night Owls Club Sign Off KFJI 1150 Ke PDT Wednesday, Sept. 3 Sunn Serenade Farm Reporter Hemingway New MBS Breakfast Gang MBS Best Buys Sam Hayes MBS First Edition Local New Cecil Brown MBS Breakfast Gang MBS Bible Institute MBS Paula Stone Show MBS Sons of the Pioneer Date in Hollywood Music of Manhattan Newspaper of th Air MBS Tello Test MBS LaPointea Answer Man MBS Ladies Fair MBS News MBS Queen For a Day MBS Nam Band Noonday Newa Dance Tunes Marketa-Xlamata Notes Currins Jack Kirkwood MBS Two at 1:30 News MBS News Coffee with Katie- Gillette Warmup MBS Game of the Day MBS Camel Scoreboard Festival of Waltzes ' Hemingway News MBS Curt Massey Time MBS Sam Hayes News MBS Ricky' Request Twilight Tuna News MBS Gabriel Heatter MBS Klamath Theater Qui Around Town News Something To Think Aboat Sam Hayes News MBS Bill Henry MBS The John Sebastian Show Tex Beneke Cisco Kid MBS What' the Nam of Soaf MBS Safeway Music Theatre Guest Star Glenn Hardy New MBS Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS For Dancers Only Sports Final 5-Minute Final I Leva a Mystery MBS Here's to Vet Crime Fighter MBS Night Owl Newa Night Owls Club Sign Off Yestern Band Due In Klamath Bank Thompson and his Brum Valley Boys, currently rated Amer ica's No. 1 Western dance and entertainment band, Is due for a return engagement at the Armory here Friday night. Since appearing here last May, Hank and his boys have zoomed in popularity mainly through the Dig success oi weir nil (japiioi record "Wild Side of Life." The record has been No. 1 on the West ern hit list for the past four months. Hank's "Waiting in the Lobby of Your Heart" is currently ranked No. 3 on the hit list. Baldy Evans, who is sponsoring Thompson's appearance here, says Hank is spending only 10 days on the coast during this tour and is making only two appearances in Oregon, here and at Portland. THE LINE DIVINE 9023 Oh what this does for you! That beautiful face-flattering collar! The new smooth shoulderllne! Those deep cuffs! That straight skirt with new hip-curving pockets. All designed to pay compliments to your figure win compliments for you. Pattern 9023: Misses' Sizes 13. 14. 16. 18. 30: 40. Site 16 takes 31t yards 39-lnch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6140. Chicago 80. 111. Print; plainly your name, ad dress, size and style number. Hull Remains Critically III WASHINGTON I Cordell Hull remained on the critical list Tues day at the Bethesda tMd.) Naval Hospital. A bulletin said: "Cordell Hull continues to show slight improve ment this morning. His condition, however, remains critical." The 80-year-old former secre tary of state entered the hospital Friday for treatment for cerebral thrombosis. There was a false alarm Monday that Hull had died. President Tru man received a report, presum ably from the White House, that the elder statesman who served in President Roosevelt's cabinet for three terms had died. The President, travelling on a campaign train enroute to Milwau kee, got out a statement in Chi cago saying "the people of the United States join with me in mourning the passing of one of tnis country s greatest statesman, Cordell Hull." Not long afterwards, however, it developed that the report of Hull's death had been in error. The President put out a second statement at Milwaukee in which he said: "I am most pleased to near that I was falsely informed that Cordell Hull bad passed away." White House aides said a trans mission error was responsible lor the false report. The aides said that all of the messages on Hull's condition were correct as they left the White House but .that one was garbled in transmission over the presi dent's regular message facilities OLD CEMETERY FOUND KHARTOUM ( A Christian cemetery dating about 800 A.D. was uncovered by accident in the Cezlra district. A sand hill was being dug up to provide building material when a large collection oi bones and pottery was uncovered. KLAMATH PALLS, ONM AMERICAN CHINESE Foods their beitl Ph. 6496 For Orders To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. Popular Priced Luncheons Cool, Crisp Salads Tasty Sandwiches Quick, Friendly Service Ponderosa Room New Openi at Noon Daily WILLARD HOTEL Spike Cashes In On Jim Cagney Likeness By KRSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA The Laugh Parade: Spike Jones fre quently is mistaken lor Jimmy Cag ney but only once am ne lopie- clate the nhvslclal similarity. Spike and his wile. Helen Uracvo. were siurk at a table near the kitchen door In the dining room of a El. Louis hotel. The view ol the floor show, and Ihe service, were terrible. Sulke and Helen nd a quick con ference and then Helen went to a lobbv phone, called Ihe dining room and asked for Jimmv Cagney. de scribing the suit Spike was wear ing. Bv the tune splice returned irom answering Ihe call Ihev "had a new table at ringside, hall a doz en waiters were bowing and the food started living." A couple of teen-agers told their mamas they were rusning io a theater to see Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis and hava a good crv. But Martin and Lewis are comedians'" the mother said. Yeah, we know," cnorousM me li.nln mlrttt hlll -lflhnnta K1V1 on the atage In person." Waltor n'ltMlii encountered a feminine contestant from Texas on his "Double or Nothing" broadcast who said she made her living "topping." "Oh." said puzzled O'Keefe. "but what Is topping?" "Well, answered the southern belle. "I do niv topping on a top-writer." dramatics for a scene on locnllnn at Claiemont, Calll., lor "The Member ol the Wedding." Finn 11 V tlie kid turned to a ul and aaid: "You know I think they're Just acting." A couple of dnvs ol rlouriv weath er held up lilmlim of "Dig J Hit McLaln" on locution in Honolulu, end John Wayne observed to Duke Kxhananuiku: "I see vou have unusual weather here like we have In California." "Well, not exactly like Califor nia." replied the Duke. "Over lure we don't talk about II." "When thev count the house at a main nit v hospital." willard Wa terman wants to know, "do vou call it taking infaiilory?" Paul 8. Nalhan In Publishers Weekly tells ol the time that Sam Ooldwvn. humorist II Allen Smith and agent Bert AUcnuerg met to ditctiaa a writing comma lor Smith. aoldvtvn outlined a screen alary Idea and Smith agreed to whip It Into screenplay luim. Then the talk turned to salary and Ooldwvn be. uan to hedge. Smith had never writ ten a movie before, ooldwvn point ed out, and this was a golden chance tor hint to learn the busi ness from a master. The onporlimltv that lie was of fering Smith could hardlv be meas ured In terms ol dollars, Ooldwyn added. There was a moment's nllenre, end finally Alleuberu, In a quiet voice, Mid. "Sam. lust how much tuition do you think Mr. Smith should pv vou?" Rural theater owner In Nevada to Director Llovd Bacon'a nues Hon about the starting time of Ihe evening show: "It s all according." sold Ihe showman. "Short sublects start at sundown features at moonuo." Bob Hope's seven vear-old son. An scent who called Fox to a.k whv "The Number." a Shellev Win- ters starrer, was postponed, got this answer from a nard-outen sec retary in the casting office: "We're trying to get Tonl Seven. Bert Six and Helen Twelvetrees for the picture." Frank DeVol claims he knows why drive-in theaters are to popular. "The movie I saw the other nicht couldn't be shown Indoors," he quips. The 6-vear-old was a wide-eyed spectator to some tense and heavy Central Ore. Spuds Dug PRINEVILLE I The Centrsl Oregon potato harvest was to get started Tuesday with Mel Borarth possibly the first oi the major growers to get under way. Bosarth. with 410 acres planted. said teste indicate high yield in prospect. Ed Greenwood and Roy I. Brown are others of the grow ers planning an early start on the harvest. Central Oregon has about 12,000 acres planted to potatoes. "BALDY" EVANS AGAIN r"'.'. 'F: f ' PROUDLY PRESENTS THAT GENIAL WESTERN ARTIST WHOSE CAPITOL RECORD "Wild Side of Life" HAS BEEN THE NATION'S NO. 1 WESTERN RECORD FOR OYER 4 MONTHS, YES HANK in PSON AND HIS BRAZOS VALLEY BOYS KLAMATH FALLS FRIDAY SEPT. 5 HANK'S ONLY OREGON APPEARANCES ON THIS 10 DAY TOUR OF THE PACIFIC COAST ARE KLAMATH FALLS AND PORTLAND. Dancing 9 until 1 - Standard Time Tony, promises to be the next, comic in Ihe lamllv. llono itnve Ihe youngster a blilhdnv imrtv and the caxe apnried one extra canine fm' hiiikI luck. 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