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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1956
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KFLW-CBS k ABC, 14M KC
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00 Today 'i Sporu Highlight!
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8 15 Trtaiury Show CBS
8:30 So They Lay CBS
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6 25 Music Fill
35 Amos N' Andy CBS
10;00 10 Dm. Edition
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6:46 Amarlca'a Tavorltc Muafe
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7:30 frank Com CBS
7:45 County AierH
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11 30 Cardan Gate CBS
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6 00 How It Heppened
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6 35 Hollywood Hiihllehta
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Sunday, Sept, t
7 3 Oral Robarta
6:00 Klamath Temple Hour
8 30 Back To God DLBS
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6.50 Youth Soldiers for Chnat
9 45 rrank and Ernest DLBS
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Friday Evening, Sept. 21
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6 30 Local film
0:45 News and Weather
6,00 TBA
6:45 Dr. Hudson'a Secret Journal
7:15 Musical Treasures
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8 00 Man Called "X"
8:30 Highway Patrol
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9:.'rt Mayor of the Town
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Saturday, Sept. 2 .
9:45 Baseball Previews
10:00 Baeball
1:00 TBA
3:uo Sporu Parade
3:30 Local rtlm
4:00 Treaaure Travels
4:30 Show Time
8:30 Faith for Today
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Friday Evenlnf, Sept. 21
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3:00 Bob Crosby
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i.TO Vnrlt Bill
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00 Men Called X
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Saturday, Sept. 22
9:45 Baseball Preview
9:55 Buebell Game of the Week
12:45 Pacific Southwest Tennis Tourna
ment 1:30 United Nation Handicap
2:00 Treaiiuro Travels
3:00 Saturday Sports Parade
3:30 Mr. Wizard
4:00 On the Trail
4:30 Saturday Showtime
6:15 Easy Valley Golf Clinic
6:30 faith for Today
7:00 The Honeymoontri
7:30 Stage Show
8 00 Crunch it Des
8:30 Hey Jeannle:
9:00 Encore Theater
9:30 Peoole Are Tunny
10:00 Chicago Wrestling
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Friday Evening;, Sept. 21
4:00 Armed Forces Present
4:15 The Northerner
4:30 Early Show "Ninth Guest"
5:30 Jerrio'a Jamboree
6:00 News
8:15 Organ Moodg
6:30 TBA
7:00 Cavalcade of Sports
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8 30 Dr. Hudson Ann Talbot Story
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10:00 Late Show The Doctor Takes
A wife
11:45 Lata News
Saturday, Sept. 22
11:15 football Game Michigan vs
1:45 Scoreboard
3:00 Pacific Coast Conference Hi-Lltea
2:30 All American Game of the Week
:ik) western reature TBA
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6:30 Bar - 7 theater Saddle and
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7:30 People are Funny
8:00 Perry Como Show
8:00 Caesar'a Hour
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10:30 Your Hit Parade
11:00 Dateline Europe
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11:00 News ARC
11:03 Navy Hour
11:30 American Parmer
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12:05 MuaiL-al Interlude
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12:15 Best on Records
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1:10 Top Tunes
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2 03 Saturday Platter Show ABC
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5:00 Newa ABC
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5 M Dinner at the Green Room ABC
603 Marine Band ABC
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7 OO Newa ABC
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
'How om that x pipe don't mz SOU SICK ?
Summer Bows Out Today,
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Today was the last full day of
the lummer season and chilly
autumn weather already moved in
over most of the eastern half of
the nation.
Frosty air extended over the
lower Great Lakes region and
lower Mississippi Valley eastward
to the Atlantic Coast.
The summer season ends offi
cially it 1:36 p.m., EST, tomorrow.
Temperatures were in the 30s
from Virginia and North Caro
lina northward with some places
reporting readings below freezing.
Church Plans
Rally Rites
The Ml. La III Community
Church will observe Rally Day.
Sunday. "The Entire Family, At
Sunday School and Church," will
be the theme of the service.
There will be promotions and a
special rccoRnition program fur
the Sunday School in the morning
under the direction ol the pro
gram committee, Mrs. Wallace
l.liompsiin, .Mrs. Robert Hunt and
Mrs. Buford Kaylor. Regular
church services will follow.
There will be a potluck supper
al :30 for memhers and friend-,
of the church and young people s
groups, followed by the showing
of a missionary film. "New llori
Tons." Everyone Is welcome.
In the Southeast, however, they
were in the 50s and low 60s and
in Florida, where the cold air had
not reached, most temperatures
were in the mid-70s.
An increasing flow of southerly
air brought a little warming to
the central third of the country
from northern Texas northward
through the upper Great Lakes re
gion and Northern Plains.
Temperatures were in the 40s and
50s and edged into the upper 70s
in the Southern Plains.
Mostly fair weather was report
ed east of the Rockies to the East
ern Seaboard.
Meg Tours
East Colonies
' I.0ND0.V Princess Margar
et flew smilingly oft today on a
five-week official visit by plane
and ship to British territories in
the Indian Ocean and East Africa.
Queen Mother Elizabeth waved
farewell as the giant, four-engine
Argonaut lifted her 26-year-old
daughter into the overcast sky
over London for the trip into the
sunny tropics.
Queen Elizabeth II and her fam
ily were not on hand. They are
vacationing at Balmoral Castle, in
Scotland.
The five-week tour is the prin
cess' most important official func
tion since the breakup last Octo
ber of her romance with Group
Capt. Peter Townsend.
The handsome, divorced air ace
is himself soon to leave for Africa
by jeep on a round-the-world
trip.
For her departure the princess
wore a form-fitting navy blue coal
and a head hugging hat. Her
mother, also in navy blue, said a
brief private farewell in the plane,
then stood on the airfield with
Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox
Boyd to watch the departure.
As the big craft moved away,
the princess waved gaily from a
seat by a window.
Margaret's plane headed first
for Britain's Mediterranean rock
bastion of Gibraltar. From there
the royal route lay through Kano.
on the edge of the Sahara, and
Entebbe, in Uganda, to .Mombasa,
the Keva port where the princess
tomorrow afternoon will board the
royal yacht Britannia, her home
for the major part of her trip.
Scout Training Courses Held
LAKEV1EW A junior leaders
traininz course for Boy Scouts of
(he Lake and Pit River districts
was held September IS and 16 at
Cave Lake. New Pine Creek Can
yon. The program was planned by
Tom Burleson, camp and activi
ties chairman. ,
Trnnh I IlirlllHpH Rnh MetZCll.
George Remsen, Kirk Byington,
Xlilro Putrir.tr Rrnr llnnlcinc. Ijnn
lEfird. David- Morris, Mike Dem
iing.' Rex Byington and Bob
Frank, accompanied oy scoutmas
ter Cecil Hopkins and assistant,
Ralph Patrick.
Ed Taylor, scoutmaster for
Troop 12, took Robert Conway,
Larrv Taylor. Harold DuBose, Ar
thur Newcombe, Jim McNeley,
Ronald Conway,' Dick Maxwell and
Larry Decker.
All the Scouts qualified and wen
Issued certificates of junior leader
training by Bob Dye, leadership
'training chairman, and are leaders
I in their respective troops.
THE ORAL ROBERTS film,
"Five Things God Has
Shown Me," will be shown
Saturday night, September
22 at the Church of God of
th Apostolic Faith, on the
corner of Granite and Doug
las streets in the Stewart
Lenox Addition. Above is
Oral Roberts. The Rev. Ray
mond Edmonson is pastor.
ACTRESS DIES
LOS ANGELES (rP Virus pneu
monia has claimed the life of
Nanette Bordeaux, 38, stage and
screen actress who recently re
turned from Paris and London.
The Quebec-born actress became
ill a few days ago and died yes
terday in a Los Angeles hospital.
She began her career on the New
York stage and later appeared in
Hal Roach and Columbia Studios
films.
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