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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1954 Radio KJXW 145t Ke. FST Tuesday Evening, September 1 e 00 Am on V Andy CB3 0 a NVk cbs 6:30 Stop the Music CBS T 30 Stive Eae ABC 1U Lee Gritltih ABC 00 Two Tickets to Broadway JO Lowell Thomas CBS 8.44 Tenneesee Emit Stow CBS :0O America's Tuwa aieeUsg ABC t A3 At the Console 10 Ou 10 p.m. Headline 10:13 Bill Sterns ABC 10:.JQ Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary V 21:03 Situ OU 1FLW ltta Ke. MT Wednesday, September 13 00 Early Bird News 04 Alarm Clock Club S.JO Hafter' Almanac 43 Ride lbs Bua . 34 Wuaic 1 00 News Break frit Edition 115 Charlie's Round v T 30 Boo Garred ABC 1 AO Betty Crocker ABC OOORS OPEN 6 30 P.M. I CinemaScoFE I THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY Ma m 4M teat c am MSt WarncrColor Stereophonic Sound OOORS OPEN SO P I NOW SHOWING! MARJIE MILLAR ALEX NirOl pHOWTS-CA 9TOON-N EWS NOW PLAYING! JOANNI I JOHNSON DRU 1 S.iXJat THI REDftiVER MOTION PICTURE EVER MM! NO ADVANCE in PRICES! 1 COORS OPEN 7 SO P.M. S.00 p.m. CLASH SA3LE The Picture that, won , (? Aau&my Awards! nui but sin? um mmm .ftufl wn mm m mini -.rr-- K25 DAVID Q.SELZNICX'S STl og 1 4J Harry Babbitt CBS k:00 Break f it Ciub ABC 00 Blue &kie :13 Ma Perkins CBS JO Youn Or. Melon CBS 9 44 The B & B Show 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 1C:14 Perry Mason CBS 10 30 Nora Draie CB 10:43 MaCaUine New land Ttef 1034 Whisper in Streets ABC 1114 Brighter Day CBS 11.30 Helen Trent CBS 11 44 Our Gel Sunday CBS 17:00 Nooa Edition News 12:14 Pules Sidewslk Show 12:20 Sam Hayes ABC 1X43 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2.14 Ruth Aahton CBS 2 JO Phil Norman CBS 2 30 House Party CBS Z Ou Better Living 3 14 Hn Henry Soow 3. 44 Bum Briefs 3 43 Betty Crocker -ABC 4.00 Ted Melon ABC 4 15 "win With Wynne 4.4.1 When a Citxl Marries ABC 300 Edward R Murrow CBS 4:14 Back to the Bible S.JO Today's Sports a .14 01 If fits 4:44 Frsnk Cow CBS 3.34 Hometown News -oo Atto 'N ' Andy CBS J3 News CBS i.,JU Mdrt-iano-Charlea IVht CBS 1 M The Lone Hunger ABC 7.1.1 Musli? 8:00 Duiaiaa Edwards & the News CBS :0o FBI in Peace War CBS b.'-M Lowell 't'honias CBS B.44 Ttnneusee Ernie Siiow CBS 00 What Ou You Thin? trM Pre-irK-t CBS 9:44 Cucoanut Grove Orch ABC 10:OU 10 p.m. Heedlrnes 1013 BUI Sterna ABC 10-30 Kilocycle Klub 11 (X) Stan Off News Summary H 00 Sa Oft fcrJI 1151 Ke P8T Tuesday Evening. September II :W0 Uaariei Meatier MBS b:I4 Evenu:( tuition LKi News 24 HoJJvwmtd HifrtJiant 30 Virgil Pinaley Nuw Ui.BS 0 44 Sam Hayes DUBS M Dili Henry MBS 7:00 Bed 51 ion Soow 7 30 SporU Report 7 40 Timber Tales 1 44 Sddie risner Show MBS 8:0U Hiith Advnture DUBS S. iO Th.it Hjmmer Guy 1:00 Newspaper of Ute 4ir OLBS :14 FuiLon Lewis, Jr MBS 9H'. Moonjite MeJfjdiet. 11:45 People Heipina Each Other MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsreel MBS lo i'f srtuJyside ut Midntant U:00 Sin OU Krjl U5 Re-FtT Wednesday, September 15 3:00 Basin Heitdlmes :)4 Sunrise Sexenadaj 3::iO First Reaiunal 3:.J5 Sunrise Sernad :i Sunrise EtliUon Lovsl v i 0:10 Sunrise Serenade S;30 Sons of uie Pioneers B.44 Farm Reporter f -00 rrana Uminwa.v News OLAB 7 ii Breaaiast tiau OLBS T N Today Bet Bnya 7:44 Morniuf Lttcal and Refianal :M Cecil Brown MBS ;14 Boo Greena News OLBB B 20 Time Out : Hoilaod fngj News MSB a:. JO Morning Meiodies 10 CarnaUon Milk Time) KBS S:49 Muam of Manhattan 10. 0O Newspaper ot the Air DL5S 10:14 TeiJo Test DLBS 10::tU A Visit u WeukUeld's 10:33 A Visit T McConkey's 10:4 A Visit to LaPojntes U t Florida Calling OJ-BS . 11 24 Mornjna; Finai 11 30 Quean for a Oa MBS 13:00 Tip from we Town Show 12:15 Sountiay Edition Local News L2:3Q Beat on Record 12:43 Twn and Coun trv Time 1.00 Cams of tit Day MBS :i:i9 Sam Uayea Newa DLBS 3: JO Smith, Sixth St. Variauea 3:40 Telia Test DLBS 4.00 Todays Best Sones 4ci9 rranic Hemingway News DLBS 4.10 Heres the Answer 4:4S Sam Hayes News DLBS 3.00 Headline .News 4.9 Latteview Roundup 3 JO Wild Bill Hick ok. MBS 1:W CtiI Brown MBS S.0S Gaoriet Heattax MBS Mode Money Will 6 REDEEMED gjS of Your KLAMATH THEATRES DOORS OPEN ;30 NOW SHOWING! his nnr KAruis. AOVtNTURcl ,,"1,Efrilia eww' JIMMY BOYD WEDNESDAY ONLY! WW o Humor Man 91 D0UGWS FAIRBANKS, JR. I.SELZNICX'! arepieneji vsia a UNCUT! FULL IENGTHI ORE WITH THE VIVIEN HIGH USUE HOWARO OUVM lie HAVIL3LAN0 STARTS THURSDAY! 'DENNIS THE MENACE' Dorr worry We'll make S:13 Evening Edition Local Newa 23 Hollywood Hlghlignts :UJ Vu-gU Pinaia.v ,Swi DLBS 43 Sam Hayea DLBS 34 B:ll Henry MBS 7:00 Red Saelton Snow 7" 30 Spurts Report 7-40 Timber Tales 7 44 L'llman For Congress :J0 Nignimare MBS :30 Sijuad Room MBS t:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS :14 Fulton Lewis. Jr MBS 9:30 Klamath Sports Album 9:43 Moonlight Melodies 9:44 News MBS '0:00 Mutual .Newsree! MBS 10:10 Shadyside ot Midnight U OO Sign Off ; KCNO 578 Ke. DST . tUturas, CalioriuU Wednesday, September 15 S:0 Sign On and Top q' Morning 7 00 Top o' Morning 7:14 Sports New 7-5 Under the Capitol -Dome 7:30 World News 7:44 Top o' Morning :i M Neign'.r 8:J0 Top o' Morning 9:43 A Man & Hi Magic 8:30 Top o' Morning 9.00 World News 9:03 KC.NO'i Swap Shop 9:14 Harmony Shop 9:30 Dinning Sisters 9:44 Women Newa and Club Notices ews , Hi 00 Vacation Varttlea 11 00 Music You Want 11:30 Meet the Band II 43 Andy Parker ii 33 Thought tor th Day 1":00 Sports 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 Noon News V2:'M Farm Forum L2:40 Personality Tlm 1 00 Top Tune 1:03 Lake County News 110 Sport and World News 1 30 Oregon Farm News 1 M All Time Hits L35 Concert Time 2:1)0 News and Commnfir 2:10 According to the Record 2:14 Stars Smg 2:30 Listener Choice 3:00 News 3:05 Listener's Choice 3..KI Cruet Momenta in Sports 3:33 Snort News 3.43 J .in Garber Show 00 News fl.!3 Sunset Serenade 7:00 Dance Turre 7:30 Ne-vs , 7-33 Waitg Time 1 . 8:00 Sign Off FIRED O.V I STOCKHOLM. 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OLDSMOBILE Sll YOU NIARIST OlDSMOtlH DIAL! DICK B. MILLER married In Palm Springs. At the end ox nis iirai year uuc, he made an extensive screen test with Jane Powell. The bosses felt be needed a year's more seasoning with the English language. He quit to be a free-lancer. His first movie was made in England. aKeit from , ,atrl THIN- VW OUT With All THE rt-EfAeNTS'Neepep TSR GOOD HEALTH- MlLtv IS ft PRFCT TRY" a Heor- "ON THE TOWN" Starring Nancy Walker e Special Intermission Guest Miss Grace Workman of the Oregon Dairy Council on "Two Tickets to Broadway" KFLW - 8:00 - TONIGHT s r;., CO., 7th & KLAMATH PHONE 4103 and be co-starred with Ginger. I didn't want it that way," be said. "But the script was good and called for me to play a Prench n?an, which I am. So I did it.' But both of us hope we can go our own ways professionally." me... 60 IV A fit t ICR 4 yet! qui fir 141 si rr yrr-ii it 'i., ----- Nintfr-Sgftr 4-Detr Udv. A CmvW Mtfvri Vafa
