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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1952)
PAGE; TWO . HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKrtON TUKSDAY. SKI'TEMBKH 9, J 9.r3 r :"s . RKLW 1450 Kc PST Tuesday Evening, (if pi. 9 S OO Spw h by Eisenhower - ARC 4V30 Major of Twin Sq tiara ABC :iS Horn Inwn Ntwi ..W World Newt Summary 100 Excapf wtirt Ma AHC t:.W Trtat-ury bhow ABC 1 W ABC Nw ARC 8 00 Prmitlty W Hail M Pacific Coast Baifbail 10.00 10 P M. Haartlina 10:15 BemMbr ABC 10 .10 li Hppnt Kvcry Day ABC J0.U Insomnia Club 11:00 Nawa Summary 11:05 Sign Oft KFLW MSB Kc rST WednfMUr, Sept. 10 a no Rand Music . .. 03 Early, Bird News- Ci.aa Sam CWf rtal.ti 1M!TI1 ; Glory PIIONF 4SM DOUBLE FFATURE A MMHTT IPK THl WA TMJNBCM TO TWI tCKItm IPrT: TECHNICOLOR I .watt 'lit f09 IH J I - U ;t.ir "tHf u 1 CQN'TIM'OI'S PMLY ) $hmw Start! MMSSIBaH I Al Dmk iijujjwumiii Brave Warrior ; y Moinny JON HALL. J WEDNESDAY ACADEMY AWARD NIGHT f FAVORITE HITS' fVI ADVENTURE In m South See Jungles! .TrMTuiCOlOBj 4 IE."" RMDS MrNE RfMIKS TUCKEI 6 10 Corn in 1h Morn 6 Bttiy Crocfcrr ABC 1 00 Newa, Brak(ast CdiUMI T.1S Charha'a Roundup T .10 Bob U&rt4 A Ntwi ABC T:40 Ton of tha Moriurtf T M John Coma ABC M Breakfast Club ABC am Hank Hanry Shew M My Trua Story ABC a .U Whisptmnf Striata ABC 10:15 Chti Humlay ABC 10 30 flraak tha Bank ABC 11 00 Whtn a Girl Mamta ABC 11:15 t-ona Jourury ABC 11:30 Jimmy idltr 11:45 MuslcM Roundup 11:53 Market Rtport 13:O0 Nih-i, Noon Id I Men II 15 Pay lata Sidewalk Shew 12.10 Rex Kour a Magic Melody ABC 1 00 Betty Crwker ABC 101 The Bill Ring Show ABC 1 30 Your Western Hit Tuna .1:30 Bum Brief I . 1 Paul tUrxay ABC 2:00 Ralier Living S:13 Nat'l Demo Committet Fim ABC 2 M Cal Tinney ABC 3 .5 Betty Crocker ARC 3:00 Ted Matone ABC 3:15 Dean Cameron ABC 3 50 Mary Martaral McBridt ABC 4:00 f un Factory ABC 4:15 World Flight Reporter ABC 4 25 Ro al Triton BaaabaJl Roundup ABC 4 M Chet Huntley ABC 4 45 Reque&tfully Your 5 45 Look to the Skiea 5 00 5 porta Hifhliihts a 15 Home Town Newt 15 World Nai Summare 6.50 Postmark U S A- ABC ' 7 00 Th luie Jtartfrr ABC ' 1 7:30 Mr. President ABC 8:00 Crow Tin ABC 6 :n Pacific Coast Baseball IV O0 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 The Chas. Antell Program ABC 10:45 Insomnia Club j 11 00 New Summary 11:05 Sum Off KFJI 1150 Kc PDT Tuesday Evenlnc;, Sept. 9 ff 00 Gabriel Heattar KB 3 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia a 50 Around Town News 40 Something ta Think About 6:45 Sam Hayee Newa UBS a 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 The John Sabaatian Show T:15 Tex Beneke I'M Pater Salem MBS a 00 Count Monta Criata KBS S:30 Serenade in Blue 8:45 Tor Dancers Only 9:00 Glenn Hardy Newt VBS . 6:15 Fulton LewU Jr. KBS S 30 Heidelberg Harmonairaa 9 45 Sporta Final 9 53 5-Mlnute Final MBS 10 00 1 Love A Myatery UBS 10:15 Fran Warren Sines 10:30 Official Detective MBS 10:55 Night Owla Newa l oo Night owia ciub U:00 Sign OU KFJ1 1150 Kc PDT Wednesdar, Sept. 10 6 00 Sunrise Serenade " 6 45 5-Minutes wiUt tha Open Bifela 6 V) Organ Music 6 55 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway New MBS 713 Break fait Gang MBS 7:30 Best Buvi 7:43 Sam Hayu MBS 7 55 First Edition Local Kewi 8.00 Cecil Brown MBS 615 Breakfait Gang MBS 8 30 Bible Institute MBS 9 00 Paula Stone Shew MBS 9:15 Sou of .the Pioneers. 9:30 Date In Hollywood 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10 00 Newsnaoer of tha Air Utl 10:13 Tello Test MBS w,3Q iafotntes 10:45 Anjwcr Man MBS . 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:15 Newa MBS 1:30 Oueen For a Day MBS 12:00 Nam Bands 12:13 Noonday Nawa 12:30 Dane Ttmea 12:45 Marketa-KUmath Notea 12:53 Currtna 1:00 Jack Kirkwood MBS 1:30 Two at 1-30 3:00 Newa MBS 3:03 News 2:15 Coffee with Katie 2.30 Gillette Warm up MBS 2:35 Game of the Day MBS 3:55 Camel Scoreboard . 4:00 Festival of Waltzes 4:15 Heminrwav News trTRfj " 4:30 Curt Massey Time MBS -4:43 Sam Have Newa MBS 5:00 Ricky's Request 5:30 Wild Bill Rick ok 3:50 News MBS 6:00 Gabriel He a tier MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town Newa 6:40 Something To Think Abewl 6:43 Sam Hayes News MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Shew 7:15 Tex Beneke 7:30 Clico Kid MBS a oo what's the Name of Sane MBS 8:30 Music Theatre b:m uuest star - 9:00 Glenn Harrfr New Wit 9:13 Fulton Lewis- Jr. MBS -9:30 For Dancers Onlv 9:45 Sports Final 9:33 5-Mtnute Final - 10:00 I Love a Mvsterv MBS 10:15 Vincent Lopes Show 10 30 Crime Fighters MBS 10:33 Nieht Owla Nru-s 11:00 Night Owl Club U:oo Sign Off Seeking to arouse more ; interest Klamath Union High School, the Parents and Patrons: Association has sent the following letter to all KL'llS parents. Dear Parents: . This letter is a personal invitation to you to join Parents and Patrons. We feel that with the coopera tion of parents, teachers, and teen-agers we can jom forces with the "Build the Basin" program. We have together a primary interest our children, who are about to become citizens of this community. We naturally strive to make them the best citizens we can individually, but collectively there is a great deal we can do through joint effort. Not only can we accom plish much, but we can also have a good time together. The program committee has arranged some highly enjoyable entertainment as well as informative pro grams, such as in October ''Buz! Larkin has planned a "Sports' Night' chiefly for the men but to which the women are also invited. This will include a men's style show that promises to be hilaripus. Then in November there will be a repeat performance of "Back to School Night'1 where each parent attends his child's classes for a brief time. This is an especially good chance to meet your youngster's teachers. Laterin the year there will be a musical program, a student panel, a speaker from a university, and a Christmas play. We'll see all of -you parents at the first meeting of Parents and Patrons on the evening of Wednesday, September 17th at which Johnny Houston will be master of ceremonies. Let's help "BUILD THE BASIN." Yours for a good year at Klamath Union High School. Sincerelv, Mrs. Gcb. H. Clark Mrs. II. 0. Juckeland Please clip and send to Mrs. Clark at 2021 Lavey Street: Mr. and Mrs Student's Name Address PHONE 50c per year per person Parents and Patrons Membership Dues Government Economist Sees Dangers As Defense Spending is Leveled Off WASHINGTON in A govern mem economic mivs the golden lido of defense dolim Is leteliiit off fur lenU of M'liedulc- nnd Buy wush Home of th uioim from under business In the imH-esn. Kobert C. Turner. new mem ber of President Trumunn tlueo mn Council of Economic Advl.ser.i, ve this surprise Kiiprniwil yes. leidny s he took liu oalh of oflice. In bilef uprri'li, nd later In mi Interview, Turner told of new liovernineiH studies whlrh lie nld .show Ihsl delen.se nurndliu; mul production iilreudy Imvo virtually reiuhed their peak. Earlier lorecuMs, by Truman and his mobiluaiion vlilrls. Ii.kI indicated a steady, continued ex pauMon until nud-IDM. This pro jected expansion us well as cur rent spenUitiK had been a big stimulus to business. Turner, -year-old business pro fessor at Indiana University, pic tured the niitlun as stiindlnii now at a crossroads where It must lace an end to lurther substantial In creases In defense semlmit with far reaclilni: ellecls on business and on the vast program by which the government attempts to guide Ute economy. As Turner put It, tills means It will be "a difficult and delicate Job to maintain our present prosper ity " At another point he said con- Joson's 'Jazz Singer' Almost Wasn't Finished WEEK'S SEWING BUY isJ ti By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W 'You ain't heard nothin' yet, folks listen to Wis. Those words rank with "What hath God wrought?" in their im portance to the entertainment in dustry. They were spoken almost 25 years ago by a blackfaced min strel named Al Jolson In the first talking picture, "The Jazz Singer." The picture premiered on Oct. I. 1927,- at the Warner Theater in New York, It revolutionized an In dustry. ""The Jazz Singer" is again being made by Warner Brothers. By a tum of fate, a number of men who worked on the original picture are today helping to make the new version. I asked some of them for their memories of the Jolson film. "The picture almost wasn't made." remarked Harold McCord. who cut "The Jazz Singer" and is now head of the Warners cutting department. Most people don't know that D. W. Griffith once tried to make a picture with Jolson. After Jolson saw the .first couple of days' work on film, he was so disappointed that he took off for Europe and never returned to the picture. "After watching the first few days of film for 'The Jazz Singer.' Jolson was again disappointed. He didn't realize that all of the film he saw of himself wouldn't be used. He was ready to quit. But we urged him to wait until he could see some of the film as it would appear In theaters. "The Warner Brothers wfcre des perate, because they had sunk all their money into the sound experi ment. So I stayed up all night to cut enough of the picture for Jolson to see. He looked at 11 tne next mornine and agreed to stay. If he hadn't sound might have been set back for years. Electrician Ralph Owen recalled that the sound sequences, which lasted only six minutes in the pic ture, were shot in a tin-covered stage., "We had trouble lighting the scenes, because the old lamps made too mucn noise, " ne saia. "Noise was a, big problem. The director (Alan Croslandi would run around waving a handkerchief for silence. The camera was in a big booth that looked like an Ice box. The sound was recorded on a thick disc of wax. If one take was ruined, a layer of wax was shaved off and we tried again." Herbert t Limey Plews. prop man for the original film, performs the same duties on the present one. He recalled that George Jessel who created "The Jazz Singer" on the stage, almost played It on the screen. "But Crosland and J. L. Warner wanted Jolson. who was the biggest thing in show business then." Limey said. "The biggest problem I had was hiding the microphone. In those days, - the mike had to be right in the' set, so we had to hide It behind ' curtains or flowers or something.- "All of its on the picture knew how Important It was, but a lot of other people dtdn't. They said sound pictures were Just a fad." ; Louie Rben. who started as a stage hand 45 years ago, has worked on., both versions of "The Jazz Singer." He also worked on a Jolson stage show, "Honeymoon Express." "Al was a regular guy." he re membered. "All the crew liked him. He'd get right down on his knees, but not to sing a mammy song. He'd shoot craps with the rest of us." State Board Seeks Money PORTLAND lei Tile Slate Board of higher Education Finance Committee agreed Monday to seek an appropriation of fJ3.4S5.530 for the next two years for eight state educational Institutions. The total Is nearly seven per cent higher than the amount appropri ated by the Legislature for the past two years. The higher figure was based on expected Increases In enrollment In the two-year period. The Insti tutions Include the University of Oregon. Oregon Slate College, the three colleges of education at I.a Grande, Monmouth and Ashland: the denial and medical schools at Portland and the General Exten sion dlv Is 1 o n and the Portland State Extension Center. The committee also approved nn annual request of 3. 307. 4M for the blennlum for agricultural research, agricultural extension services, hospitals and clinics, child guid ance and other activities. Research Is done through a cen tral experiment atatlon with branch stations throughout the slate. The committee cut a total of (763.187 from proposed budgets submitted by the Institutions. The state board voted to return to the state general fund $J'J7,88U saved from the last blennlum. Chancellor Charles D. Byrne said the money was left over because of larger pavments than expected from veterans, more income from the out-patient clinic al the medi cal school and private grants to the agricultural experiment station. tinned grnwlh and atalilllly will require "economic statesmanship of the highest order. One oflshnl of the new situation. Turner Indicated, might be a fur Iher easing ol direct controls on prices, wages and materials. In stead of asking the public In spend less, the government might en courage more pttviite buying to try lo keep business growing. Another elfect, If Ilia outpouring of defense outlay lovel.i off at pre.enl rales, would be a reduc tion in the government budget con siderably under present estimates. "We've had an expanding econ omy tor two years an expanstun loiced by the defense- program," Turner told a reporter. "Now v.e can't count any longer on a forced expansion. We will have to do soma hard thinking, 1 Government defense (pendllig KLAMATH FALLS. ! AMERICAN CHINESE Foedi al their basil fh. 4496 For 0t4tn Te Tale Out Ben 8. Lee, Mar. totaled mora than four billion dol lars In June and July and over Hire billion In August. Turner foresaw a high level plataeu of monthly- spending anrna hell around ihe four billion figure. FREE EATS t , Fun For Everyone. DEMOCRATIC PICNIC MOORE PARK, Sunday, Sept. 14 EVERYBODY WELCOME BTtlaTV- W' lllllll I I it Villi Soe It lllllllllllllffll ccoW" .1., tal 1 . i i.lefto" nOO ' ........ ana '.., -V,av.a' T"',0!T0, ,11.0'' -rtSl COATED ... GENUINE COWHIDE CASES HALF PRICE 8 x 26 aitf af ft II asr 79.50 REGULAR French Mod REG. 9,50 French Made 8 x 30 NOW 0 Wide REG. 120.00' German Made 6 x 30 Anal Wide' REG. ,140.00 Gorman Moda 8 x 30 Anqlt ALL PRICES PLUS TAX 49.50 59.50 69.50 JEWELERS or Ourirandina, VALUES 7th and Main 9346 j-.a ; Mother, this pattern has every thing your girl or bov needs there's a Jacket, blouse, long and short overalls and a twlrlv sus pender skirt. 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