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IIOQ Today's Sport Highlights
6:19 Home Town Newt
6 2 i Woi Id Newa summary
ft 30 Drfcm Attorney ABC
1 00 Amateur Hour ABC
I 4ft Summer Serenade ABC
II 15 I Covered tha Story ABC
H.TO Pacific Coat I BaiebaU
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)t IJt Hallad lime ABC
in 30 It Happen Every Day ABC
in M Inaomnia Club
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I M Bob Garred at Newt ABC
T 4A Top of the Morning
1 M John Conta Shign ABC
too Breakfaot Club ABC
00 Hank Henrr Show
9 30 My True Story ABC
8:. S3 W'hupermg Streets ABC
10:15 Chet Huntley ABC
10- 30 Break tha Bank ABC
11:00 When a Girl Mames ABC
31:19 Lone Journey ABC
11- 30 Stop At Shop
11:45 Muklrat Roundup
11:35 Market Report
12:00 Newt Noon Edition
1315 Pavleu Sidewalk Shnw
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2 30 Cal Tinney ABC
2 55 Betty Crocker ABC
3 00 Ted Malune ABC
3.15 Dean Cameron ABC
3 30 Mary Margaret Mt Bride ABC
4 00 Fun Factorx ABC
4 15 World Flifht Reporter ARC
4 25 Roal Trtlon Btl Roundup ABC
4 JO Chci Huntley ABC
4 45 Requelfully Youra
5 45 The Tommy Dorey Show
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B 15 Home Town N'fwi
25 World Newt Summary
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8 00 Newktand Theatre ABC
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ft 00 Edwin C. Hill ABC
S05 ARC Late Newt ABC
9 15 Eddie Either Serenade ABC
9:30 Concert of Pavorilea
10 00 10 PM Headlines
1015 Insomnia Cluh
10.30 Cha. Antell Show ABC
10:45 Insomnia Club
U 00 Newt Summary
1105 Sign Off
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Thursday Evening, Sept. 11
00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
15 Klam. Theater Quia
30 Around Town Newa
40 Something to Think About
45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS
55 Bill Henry MBS
7.1X1 The John Sebastian Show
7:15 Tex Beneke
7:30 This is Free Europe
8 00 Family Theatre
1:30 Burl Ives Sings
ft 45 For Dancers Only
00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9.30 Heidelberg Harmonairea
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55 9-Min. Final
10.00 I Love a Mystery MBS
10:13 Here'a June Christy
10:30 Rod and Gun Club
10:55 Night Owl News
11:00 Night Owl Club
12:00 Sum Off
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00 Sunrise Serenade
:55 Farm Reporter
7:00 Hemingway News MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:30 Best Buys
7:45 Sam Hayes MBS
7:55 First Edition Local News
00 Cecil Brown MBS
:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
30 Bible Institute MBS
9:00 Paula Stone Show MBS
:1S Platter Party
9:30 Date in Hollywood
9:15 Music of Manhattan
10:00 Newspaper of Uta Air MBS
10:15 Tello Test MBS
10:30 LaPolntea
10:45 Answer Man MBS
11:00 Ladies Fair MBS
11:25 News MBS
11:50 Queen for a Day MBS
12:00 Name Bands
12:15 Noondav News
12:30 Dane Tunee
12:43 Market and Klamath Notes
2 55 Currlns
1:00 Jack Ktrkwooa Hfii
1:30 Two at 1:30
2:00 News MBS
2:05 Newt MBS
2:15 Coffee with Katie
2 30 Gillette Warmup MBS
3:33 Game of the Day MBS
3:55 Camel's Scoreboard MBS
4:00 Sammy Kay a
4:13 Hemingway Newt MBS
4:30 Curt Masse y Time MBS
4:43 Sam Hayea News MBS
8:00 Ricky's Request
5:30 Wild Bill Hickok MBS
5:50 Newt MBS
:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
:15 Klamath Theater Quia
: Around Town Newa
40 Something to Think Abotiv
45 Sam Hayes Newa MBS
55 B1U Henry MBS
7:00 The John Sebastian Show
7:13 Tex Beneke
7:30 The Cisco Kfd MBS
8:00 Reporters Roundup MBS
8:30 Proudly We Hail
9:00 Glen Hardy News MBS
9:13 Fulton .Lewis MBS
9:30 For Dancers Only
9:40 Sports Final
9:55 Frva Minute Final MBS
10:00 1 Love a Mystery
10:15 Red Nichols Show
10:30 Masazine Theatre HBS
10:55 Night Owl News
11:00 Night Owl Club
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PNW Studies
Brownouts
TACOMA im The Pacific
Northwest Utilities Conference
committee met here Thursday to
set up machinery lor possible
brownouts ' threatening tne area
as a result of the low flow of the
Columbia River.
Private and public utility om-
cials from Washington and Oregon
were here for the all-day meeting.
along with representatives of the
federal government.
Paul J. Raver, head 01 the Bon
neville Power Administration, told
the Northwest Area Advisory
Council at Seattle Wednesday the
uoiumoia was at the lowest point
ever recorded lor this time ol
year.
Raver said present power sup
plies can be continued lor a montn
or six weeks but unless there is
rain additional cutbacks will be
necessary. Steam plants must be
operated to maintain the present
supply, he said.
Some 388,000 kilowatts of lnter-
ruptable power was cut off last
week. Aluminum plants were the
principal operations affected.
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THIS IS a DeHavilland 1 1 0 -Britain's new wonder jet fiqhler
of tht type which exploded in supersonic flight at Fern
borough, England, killing its pilot, John Derry, passenger and
more than score of the 120,000 persons viewing en air show.
Derry was the first British aviator to exceed the speed of sound
and live to tell about it.
Veteran Actor Wonders
Why Stars Hit The Road
. By TYRONE TOWER
For Erskine Johnson,
who is oil vacation .
HOLLYWOOD (NEA A vet
eran character actor who has been
a part of Hollywood lor longer
than I, having started his movie
career in 1913, stopped by my
dressing room while I was making
"Mississippi Gambler" for Universal-International.
We talked briefly about my
coming road tour In Stephen Vin
cent Benet's "John Brown's Body"
and at last, shaking his head, he
muttered :
"I don't understand It. What's
happening In Hollywood? Actors
were once content to live here the
year 'round and make pictures.
Now they don't want contracts any
more. They co to Europe and
make pictures. They go to Broad
way and stay (or years."
I would like to answer his ques
tion here and now.
Mine is not a rebellion against
the movie industry, but a reaching
toward a fuller and richer career
in the most personal sense of ex
periment and trial as an actor.
It started when I appeared in
"Mr. Roberts" on the London
stage in 1950 for six months.
Then one day Charles Laughton.
introduced me to Paul Gregory
whose production of "Don Juan in
Hell" had Impressed me a few
months before as few theater ex
periences have. Within a week we
were discussing "John Brown's
Body."
It was as If the time had come
and there was no turning back.
I had been longing to find a new
stimulation In my career.
The road-tour aspect appealed
to me. I believe that an actor can
become as sedentary and stale on
the Broadway stage as In Hollywood.
But there Is another reason for
my decision.
I think that Stephen Vincent
Benet's epic poem, which Is being
arrangea lor the lirsc time as a
theater piece by I.auplHon. Is an
important document for Ameri
cans in these times.
Benet sings or the American
spiritual . intangibles which !o
many of us have forgotten in our
fierce pride in our material plenty.
We are not universally loved
even by those who draw aid from
us abroad. And perhaps some day
1 can help them to trust us by ap
pearing throughout the world m
"John Brown's Bodv."
Screen Stars Unable To Afford 'Going Hollywood'
lly IIOII THOMAS
HOl.LYWOOll (.-! the phrase
"Oolng Hollywood" becoming ob
solete? Not many venra ago. everyone
Dozer Driver
Whacks Bridge
DENVER l.f-A Denver bulldoier
operator tangled with a bridge
guard rail Wednesday and ended
up rliargrri wall a lilt-run acci
dent, reckless and careless driv
ing, dp.stniciloti of city imiperty
an I (inlin e io report tin accident,
Acrnrdiira to police, olen w. Ben
nett, 3i, was rlniiklng the machine
down a street at about 15 miles
and hour, attempted to make a
turn onto the bridge and ripped
out 15 feet of railing.
Police Capt. Roy Floyd happened
to witness the Clash. He said Ben
nett barked the machine oil the
bridge and left. Flov.,1 followed and
Issued the multiple summons. Ben
nett said he was not fleeing the
scene but w-as going for his super
visor to report the accident.
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knew what It niriint to go Holly
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mind a atarlet who fouiut lame
overnight and blossomed out with
mink. lined swimming iools and
block-long limousines. Hut Hint de
scriptive phiuso seems to be lading
Iioin the Aniei'lt-au lunguiige. Janet
Leigh gives a hint as to why:
New stars can no longer allord to
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I chatted with Miss Leigh at the
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lower salaries, higher luxes and
bulging expenses, put up a front
and appear to live Ilka film atara?
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Daily. "There's no sense In trying,
because It Just Isn't possible fi
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and her husband. Toiiv Curtis live.
It's a Spartan lite, compared to
the lavishness of farmer days In
Hollywood.
"We live III a one. bedroom apart
ment," she remarked. "We never
go to Ilia night clubs. Only recently
have we gotten to the point where
we each own a cur,
"I don't lavish money on clothes,
I bought some dresses in New York
last year and I'm atlll wearing
lliein. The last dresses I bought
here In Hollywood were last March.
Uecuuse clothes are necessary In
my business, I can dedilut a certain
percentage of the expense on mv
Income lax. Rut they still cost
money to buy."
Having two paychecks coming In
la no advantage, ahe added; II
merely means more tax going out.
And thev have numerous expenses.
"We must have a muld," Miss
t.elgh remarked. "I cun't leave
Hie apartment at 8:311 In the morn
ing, return at 7 at night and do
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