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HERALD '& NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON wkdnksimy, iikct.mber 31. 1033 PACT TWO f Wednesday Evening, Dee. 31 m Todaya Iporu Hlfhll(hU 8:11 Homalown Nawa S as Worm Nawt Summarr l V'Ut'l My Una CBS 1:00 Tha Lou Ranaer ABC TU FollM Bkrttar AbC - 30 r. rrwtuwi. no Th. FBI in Ptin It ; War CBI 30 Club U CM t iS Junior Mix CBS 10:00 10 P.m. Htadlinea 10:15 Sanft Othar Show 10:S0 Btll'a Bartditand 11:00 Greeting tha hew Yur tnm Denvrr CBS 11 KM Lou Moron Orrh CBS 11:15 Bill McCune Orch CBS 11:30 Hal Mclntsra Orch CBS 11:45 Bobart Non-U Orch CBS 19:00 Grwllni tha Now ear from Hollywood CBS 11:01 Btnnr Slroni Orch CBS 11:90 Xavlar Cusat Orch CBS 13:45 Carlton Hayee Orch CBS 1 00 Slim Off Hews Summul 1:05 Sun OH KfXW li Ke. TST :., . Thursday, Jan. 1 :00 em. Newi ' 0 OS Buckjr Bain Mia Bon 6:45 Early Birda .... 6:55 riva Mlnutee with an Opea aUNe t oo Newa - Breaklaat Idltloa 1:15 Charlle'a Roundup 1:30 Bob Garred ABC . 1:40 Batty Crocker ABC , 1:45 Harry Babbitt CBS ( 00 Breakfait Club ABC - :00 Hank Hanry Show-. t:30 Halan Trant CBS 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Chat Huntlay ABC 10.15 Younf Dr. Melon CBS 10:30 To Ba Announced 10:45 Orange Bowl Gama CBS (Alabama va. Syracuiet 1:30 Mary Marcaret McBride ABC S:00 Batty Crockar ABC 0 Baaia Brlefa AMERICAN CHINESI FMb t rim hi. 4tt Hr Or4m T UU 0 leu B. Lee, Mgr. GALA NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION TONIGHT! DANCING Tr Two Floor Shows 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. TED MIKELS and CO. Ventriloquist e Maqiciarit e Musical Entertainment r AT STAR " Noted Aerobatic Dancer k Deluxe Dinner Chilled Relishes ) Chicken Soup. Conoolaise Tossed Creen Salad. French Dressina Roast Prime Rib of Blue Ribbon Babv Beef, Mono Lisa Broiled Choice Pheasant Chicken. Clacie Choice New York Cut Sirloin Steak. French Fried Onion Rinas Creen Beans, Saute Southern Boked Klomath Gems 'Flamina Cherries Jubilee En Chafina Dish Coffee Mints Garlic French Bread Butter HATS HORNS FAVORS FUN LATE SUPPER 2:30 a.m. All for 6.50 Per Person or Without Dinner 3.S0 Per Person. WILLARD HOTEL The Ponderosa Room and the Main Banquet Room will ba transformed into beautiful winter wonderland for Tour enjoyment. PHONE 4161 FOR RESERVATIONS THE CHUCK WAGON NE7 YEAR'S DAY DINNER MENU TABLE D'HOTE DINNER CHOICE SOUPS Fresh Shrimp or Fruit Cocktail , - ' Cream Ala Roval Chicken or Consomme' en Cud SALAD Waldorf Salad, Nut Dressinq ENTREES Roast Tom Turkey, With Chestnut Dressina ond Cranberry Sauce Fried Pheosont Chicken, Southern Style on Toast Baked Ham with Champaane Sauce, Candied Yams Roost Prime Ribs of Beef Au-Jus French Fried Jumbo Prawns with Chili Sauce French Cut Lamb Chops, with Toost Points Extra Thick Cut Youna Pork Chops 7-oz. New York Cut Steak, Ala Minute Snowf lake Potatoes or Baked Pototoes Boked Sauash with Marshmcllow Toppinq Asparaaus with Cheese Sauce with the Above Entrees DESSERTS Hot Mince Pie. with Brondy Sauce Pumpkin Pie. Whipped Cream Apple Betty Puddinq Fruit Coke, with Hard Sauce Ice Cream or Sherbet COFFEE TEA MILK PRICE $1.85 CHILD'S PLATE $1.25 The CHUCK WAGON WISHES YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR (Radio co0 S IS Arthur Godfrty CBI 5 30 BtlUr Living I ti Arthur Godirty CBS 3 30 Cl Tlnntty ABC 3M Betty Croekw ABC 4 oo Women Nwdik CBS 4:05 Jimmy Wkly CBS 4:13 Ted Miloni ABC 4 S0 Bouncing with Bar boo 4:43 When A Girl Matmi I 3 00 Spin with Wynne 5:30 Edward Murrow CBS 3 43 B t B TV 00 Todmy'i Sport HI ft. In hU 6 13 Horn Town Mewi 6:23 World Ntwi Summary 30 Bln Crosby Show CBS T 00 Tht American Way CBS T.30 Visiting Time CBS 800 Holljwood PlayhouM CBS 8 30 Th Record Derby 00 Meet Milhe CBS 910 Mmdy Carton CBS 9 45 Junior Mus CBS 10 00 10 p m. Headlines 10:13 Sam't Othtr Show 10 30 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 sign Off Kewe Summary 11:03 Sun OU KFJI 1150 Kc. TST Wednesday Evening, Dec. 31 8 00 Gabriel Heaiter MBS 13 Klamath Theatre Qua Time jd Around Town New 8:40 Something to Think About :43 Sara Hum News MBS 33 Bill Henry MBS t.00 John Sebastian Show 7:13 Vincent Lopet 7:30 Citco Kid DLJ3S 8 00 What'a Name oi Sonf MBS 8 30 U Never Know 8 43 Your Star Time ' 0 00 Newtpaper o( the Air MBS IS rulton Lewii Jr. MBS 9:30 Artie Shaw Orcheitra 9:43 Freddy Martin Orchestra 10:00 Tex Beneke Orcheitra 1013 Ray McKinley Orchestra 10:30 Carl Sand Orchestra MBS 10:43 Tiny Hill Orchestra MBS 11:00 Stewart Grow Orchestra MBS 11:13 Louis Prima Orchestra MBS 11:33 New Years Eve in San Francisco DLBS 12:06 Sign OK KFJI UH Ke. TST Thursday, Jan. 1 f-00 Sunrise News 05 Sunrise Serenade 6 30 Farmer s Jamboree 7:00 Frank Hemingway News MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today- Best Buy 7:43 Breakfast New DLBS 7:33 First Edition Local Newt 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Sammy Kaye Orchestra 8:30 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:43 Here's June Christy 9:00 Note from the Scooper 8:15 Marian from Millers 9:30 Freddy Martin Show 9:43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10 30 Answer Man TiLBS 1 10.43 A Vult to La Pointe'i 11:00 Ladles Fair MBS H 33 Newa MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS U. 00. Name Bands 1 12:15 Noonday New 1 18:30 Best on Record , 1343 Farm and Mark, at Reaefti 12.50 Klamath Notes '. 13:33 A VUit to - Currln's " VT . 1:00 Jark Kirk wood Show MBS 130 Lucky V Ranch MBS. 100 Two at I v ;n Sun River Dave ;, U , 5 33 News MBS -3 00 Melodic Interlude ' ' 33 New DLBS . .. ' 3 13 Ricky Hequct Time V 3:43 Paula Slnne Show MBS v , 4 00 Coffee with Katie 413 Frank Hemingway Newt MBS 1 4 '30 Curt Massey Tuna MBS , 4 45 Sam Hayes News MBS 3 00 Sergeant Preston KBS 3 30 Sky King MBS 9 33 Cecil Brown New MBS 00 Gabriel He iter MBS IS Klamath Theatre Quia Time ,. 30 Around Town News 40 Something to Thmk About 43 Sam Haea Newa MBS . . . - 33 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 John Sebastian Show 7:13 Vincent Lope 7 30 Dr. Ktldare 8 00 Freedom, USA. 8 30 Look to the Skies 43 Heidelberg Harmonaires 9 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0:30 Magic Carpel 9:43 Sporll Final 111 Titus Moody Speaks MBS 10:00 Meditation in Music 11.00 Night Owl Request Tim 12:00 Sujn Off KCNO 570 Kc. PST AUuraa, California Thursday, Jan. 1 7:30 Newt 7:43 Farm Markets 8 00 Bulletin Board 813 Holbwood Serenaden 8 30 News - Mid Morning 8:33 Band Music 8 43 Harmony Shop 9 00 Music With Your Meals 9:15 American Folk Music 30 ZOth Century Serenade 10 00 New 10 CS Sport 10:15 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time 10:43 Fiesta Time 11.00 Western New In Brief 11:05 UP Commentary 11:10 Name In the News 11:15 This Rhythmic At 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:33 Eddie Lamar 13:00 Sports Page 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 World Nws Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hlta 12:40 Under th Capitol Dom 12:43 Alger Theatre 12:33 Mjstery Tun 1:00 Lak County Afnt 1:13 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Mood 1:45 Melody Club 3:00 News 2 03 Listener's Choice 3 00 News-Sport 3:10 According to the Record 3:13 Jan Garber 3 30 Meet the Band 3:45 King Cola Trio 4 00 New ...... 4:15 Let There Be Lihl 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 News 4-45 Sin Off Time Spanking f Says Expert LONDON W A British child psy chologist sys Just one spankmg may be enough to put any child j on the straight and narrow. I nr E R Matthews told the 'Conference of Education Associa tions last nignt mat a wientm i smacker waits for the right mo mnt to oet that walloo home "the moment when the child pits Its whole seir against au aumur Ity." i Then give " a good, hard smack and you may give a proper sense of moral responst billty for the rest of its life." i Orange Parade i To be Televised j MIAMI. Fla. Uh The mammoth i King Orange Jamboree Parade through downtown Miami tonight j will be seen for the first time on ' nauon-wide television. It will be carried by CBS. ! A half-million persons may line i the parade route along palm ' studded Bleayne Boulevard and on glittering Flagler Street. ; 1st Lobbyist j Dies at 74 WINTER PARK. Fla. 1 The first person to register with the United States government as a lobbyist, Benjamin C. Marsh, 74, died here yesterday following a long Illness. I Marsh was executive secretary . of the People's Lobby, which, he j said was designed to lobby for 1 liberal laws. m 'iVt : STEPHEN D. 6ETCHEL, inter, nationally known construction' engineer end builder of Urge projects in various parts of the world, hat been lacted director of the Sourharn Pa cific Company. He ii preii. dent of the Betchel Corpora tion with headquarters in San Francisco. Of the 1 5 S.P. directors, 10 are Westerneri. Bridegroom Kills Self BOISE, Idaho If) A despondent bridegroom of one day committed suicide yesterday by blowing him self up with a stick of dynamite. Coroner Clyde Summers said Leonard Edge. S3, a construction worker honeymooning here, placed a slick of dynamite under his pil low In a hotel room and detonated It with a blasting cap. wires and a flashlight battery. Edge was married here Monday to Opal Parker. Both are from Baker, Ore. His bride had returned to Baker before Edge blew himself up. Summers said he left notes which indicated he was despondent. Payment On Time ST. JOSEPH. Mo. W Raymond Brown mailed a calendar to a friend In Rising Sun, O., about 10 days ago. . He dropped the calendar Into a mailbox. Mrs. Josephine Holf came along a second later and put a letter containing her water bill payment In the mailbox. Yesterday Mrs. Hoffs letter was returned here from Rising Sun. It had fallen Into the calendar envelope. 'Bama Girl Is Maid of Cotton MEMPHIS, Term. Oft Alice Corr. a green-eyed maihematica major at the University of Alabama, will lurnisb the figure to show off the conon indutr's fanciest styles as Maid of Cotton for 1853. The 19-year-old brownette from Selma. Ala was selected last night from a field of 23 beauties from 11 Cotton Belt atates in the annual contest to pick King Cotton s "ambassador to the world." In February she will begin a year-long tour of 35 U. S. citlea. Canada, Latin America and Eu rope. : Runner-up in the contest was J Ann Turner. 20. of Yazoa Clt. Miss. Bobette Bentley, 19, of Los Angeics, uaui., was third. 26 Hurt In Train Crash FT. SMITH. Ark. IJV-A Kansas City Southern trelcht train and a Frisco passenger train which was running late collided near here late yesterday, injuring 26 persona. Only one of the Injured reoulred hospitalization. Cause of the collision, which occurred Just across the Arkansas border In Oklahoma . aeven miles south of here, was not determined immediately. The passenger loco motive ended up on top of the ircignt jucomuuve. 19-Year-Olds OK for Draft WASHINGTON ltl state selec tive aervlca directors throughout i the country are free to draft any i 19-year-olds needed to fill quotas. I Selective service headquarters made that clear yesterdavr saying that no further authorization was needed by states which have ex hausted the pool of men 20 or older. An official said "several" states he did not know how many i would have to call 19-year-olds to meet the 53,000-man February quota. Budget Bundles In at Men's Rand Laundry hy 9:90 a.m. are out at 3:45 p.m. DRASTIC REDUCTION on all Photographic Frames - miLLER ! BRUMBAUGH STUDIO Narriman Gowns Hocked; Movie Queen Payy jicket By ERSKINE JOHNSON Hollywood ineai Exclu sively Yours: A Hollywood movie auerii Is wearing a queen's ward robe, purchased at a 30-iwr cent dis count, because the king wouldn't pay the royal bills! Vera Ralston, a celluloid (toll with an eye for a bargain, made the discovery that a wile's charge account can cause trouble even With royally. Four evening gowns now hang ing In Vera's closrt were ordered from a Rome couturier by former Queen Narriman, 18-year-old wile of exiled Kins Farouk of Eovdi. When the designer complained lo Vera, who was vacationing- In Rome, that the queen hnd ordered the gowns but that Farcuk refused to pay lor them, the star ntilmwd "What's good enough for her Is good enough for me." She tried them on. thev fit ner. feclly, and Ver. bought all four ai tne au-per cent discount. She II wear one of them, allghtly altered, for a scene In her new' Republic film, "A Perilous Voyage." John Derek and Columbia are calling it a day. One of the rea sons lor John's let-nie-out plea is his disappointment at losing out on the lead role In "From Here to Eternity." Dan Dallev Is telllni nil (hat he doesn't want lo dance In flick ers any longer. He s campaigning for straight dramallo roles. Londoners who saw Errol Flvnn plant a kiss on 20-year-old Maureen Swanson's lips at the airport be fore he took off for Europe are taking back their prediction of a divorce for Errol and Patrice Wy more. Maureen now la out as Flynn's leading lady and Italian Venus Olna Lollabrigida la In. . j Peggy Dow wrote a friendly let ter lo her U-I b sses from Tulsa a tip-off to her plans to return to Hollywood and end her long sus pension . . The marriage of Oene Evans and aongstress Patty Pnw. era has been p-utponed. Her par ents want a lavish New York wedding, so Oene will finish hla starring stint n Sam Fuller'a "Ver boten" before hopping lo Manhat tan. Leslie Caron and Oeorge Hormel are living under separate roofs, and their pals haveu't succeeded in talking them Into a reconcilia tion. Mario Lanza's working out every day In a prize-fight ring Just In stalled at hla home with velvet ropes yet , . Two hundred-end-eight-pound Romo Vincent's been cast in "The Caddy" without a single line of dialog. The role: Laughing at Jerry Lewis. Republic's cowboy star. Rex Al len, who replaced Roy Rogers, la headed for bigger, more Important films. That's the word from his boss. Herbert Yates, who told me: "Musical westerns are dead at the box-office. Too many westerns on TV are keeping the kids home. When you saturate the public wlui anything, you're through." . , , Peggy Lee's listed to test for the Helen Morgan role at Warners. 8he'U have to wear a black wig it she lands the role. There have been many speaker Introductions at Hollywood clam bakes but Edgar Bergen and Char He McCarthy's zippy wordage In presenting Samual Ooldwyn as the keynoter of the Publicists Oulld'a annual Panhandle Dinner waa a classic. Plus the lively skits, it was a Great eveninr for movletown's hard-working publicists. Aside to the censors: Marilyn Monroe nibbles on Tommy Noo nan's ear In one or the love scenes in "Oentlemen Prefer Blondes." . . . Medics have advised Phyllis Kirk that her speaking voice will FIGURE WIZARD! Adds to your eharmal Subtracts from vour curvesl Multiplies your wardrobe! Divides Its time between daytime sweaters and Jackets, and datetlme blouses. 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The film houses can prosper on merely Ihnie folks whose sets are at the TV repair shops. Producer Paul Jones, about a big star Playing a small role In One of his Paramount pictures: "I'm a alrnnge guy. I'd dig up form Barrymore lor a nil roie, FREE DISHES TONIGHT TO THE LADIES TONIGHT ONLY CONCERNING THINGS MEDICAL . .HE WAS REALLY .... QUITE -v ETHICAL, rV (29 GRANT AS I Iftl a-v U M I Sl 2$ WM VILLTALK PTTtll THREE MEN AND TWO WOMEN Outcasts of a Lawless Towtd ' Plug Cartoon Newt -TOMORROW-1 Continuous From12.45"" Savage Spectacle-Filled Adventure! "mirtCD 11 THE REOiEA" ' AUo'Cortoon . New t illSICAl n m J lb- 1 w mTfwT' 1 im. . '' r .- f" -:- w- '' '- - niv Mr, toj ji Teoinicolor CLAUDE DAUPHIN ETV 1 I CHIBRATI HIRl! " Out The OU! I e. -ilPiltAain'M nas rsiiilff M""i Te Newll ii.THEjlOOGEqff : ; ' 1 ij-Tr a m mm : : "ttaCTS"'.' 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