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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY. JULY 8. 193
On The Record
KLAMATH fOUNTlf
JUKTIIS
r.iKl.s
PALOSKY Bnrn In Mr. anrt Mn
Kenneth PaIoky July 2 In Klamath
Valley Hoipital a girl weighing 8 lb .
ou
tie PAPEBrn to Mr anri Mn
John De Pane July 2 In KlamMh Val
ley Hospital girl writing 7
I ozs
JOHNSON Born 1o Mr. and Mr
Clarenr B. jnrtnnn July 4 in KIhtti-
?ih Vallry Hotpilai a girl weighinij
lb . ', nu.
COPELANO Born to Mr anrf Mr
Thoma E. Copeland .Iul S in Kim
aih Valley Hospital a girl iiwini M-igJv
Jng A Ibi., ft Oil
DIXON- Born In Mr. nnrl Mr Km
fifth G Dixnn July S In Klamath
Valley Hospital a girl weighing ft li
ll'i n
CASSER Bnrn In Mr and Mr
W. B Gker July S in Klamath Vl
Iry Hoipital a girl weighing 7 lb.
14 ou.
HOVR
MILLER Born to Mr. and Mr.
Delbert Miller July 2 m Klamath Val
ley Hoipital a briy weighing A lb .
13 nf
TOTTEN Born to Mr and ,Mri
Hamld Tntten July 1 in Klamath Val
ly Hoaptta) twin boya weighing B lh
and 7 lh.. ft nu
COPELAND-B"rn to Mr. and Mr
Thomas E Cnneland Julv ft In Klam
ath Valley Hntpital a boy itwlm
welching fl lh.. 14 nt
F.STES Born tn Mr. and Mn. Grady
Ete July ft in Klamath Valley il.
pttal a noy weighing 8 lbs , A .
JOHNSON-Born to Mr. and Mr
Cloyd H. Johnson July A tn Klamath
Valley Hospital a boy weighing 7 lb.,
10' nza
HUGHES Born tn Mr and Mr
Dean Hughe July A In Klamath Val
ley Hoipital a boy weighing 7 Int.,
J' i ou.
OLEAVE Bnrn 1o Mr and Mn.
Kit-hard Gleave July A In KlamAth Val
ley Hotpiul a boy weighing 7 Iba.,
i'j ou.
1958 ROI NDl P
Gilil 244 Boya 3A3
RlflKirot' OltNTV
BIRTH
HAND Born to Mr and Mrt. Jack
Hand, MrCloud. In Mount Shaxla Com
munity Hoipital June 29, IflftH. a ion
EPGERLY Born to Mr. and Mr
Edward E. Edgerly, Weed. In Mount
Shaita Community Hospital June .10,
lflftfl. a nn
SHOEMAKER Born n Mi and
Mn. Henry W. Shoemaker. Mount
Shaita, In Mount Shasta Cnmmumty
Hoipital July 1. Wftfl, a daughter
L ANGST AFF Bnrn to Mr. and Mr
Donald E Langftlmrf. TV. ntnuir. in
Mount Shall a Communu, ''oapltal
July 2. 1Q5A, a son.
DEETZ Born to Mr. and Mr.
Henry J Deetz. Mount Shasta, in
Mount Shaita Community Hoipital
July a. IftftR. a ion.
NEIL Born to Mr. and Mn. How
ard C. Nell, Weed. In Mount Shaita
Community Hospital July 3. 1!.W. a
son.
THOMAS Born tn Mr. and Mr
Billy E. Thonmi, Dunimutr. in Mount
Shasta Community Hniptlftl July 4,
1&A8, a ton.
KIKE
RAINIKR. Ore. (AP) Kirn
virlually destroyed an old shingle
mill on Ihe banks or the Columbia
Hiver here late Saturday night.
"DENNIS THE MENACE'
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP) The box
office TNT team of John Wayne
and Howard Hawki may be (he
lint to get a itoryfilm on the
wide, wide screen.
Although cinerama started the,
big-screen revolution five years
ago, film makers have yet to put
story film on the big, semi
circular screen. The three-camera
process has been used merely to
present glorified travelogues, with
ihe result that interest has di
minished with each new presenta
(ion. .
Even cinemiracle. which made
improvements on the three-image
process, came forward with a
travelogue for its first film.
"Windjammer." The lack of a
strong story disappointed many
reviewers.
Now Hawks and Wayne have
the idea of presenting a story in
' Wm ya eroc wkryin', 3bey ? ito Nor
GONNA SWIM OFF AH 4 V YA I '
Matinee Theater Sunk By
Small Audience, Big Cost
By CYNTHIA 1.0WRV
AP Writer
NKW YORK (AP) Matinee
Theater sank quietly in the Sun
day channels of daytime television
;u June's end, torpedoed by big
expenses and small audiences.
Somehow, it had managed to
survive almost three years
spite of competition, from quiz
shows, musical shows and serials
It won wide critical acclaim, but
lor some time it has been unloved
bv NBC.
The nelwork claims to have losl
ihreo million dollars putting
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THURSDAY And "SHE DM0HS"
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live hour-long live plays weekly
Its drooping ratings dampened
sponsors' eagerness to help pay
for the plays even when they
were Shakespeare.
In Matinee Theater's place have
come two serials cast in the con
ventional mold of agony and much
cheaper to produce.
Meanwhile, however, Matinee
Theater is not beyond salvage. It
has developed a hard core of such
devoted viewers that Mrs. John
Conte, wife of the actor who was
host on the show, was moved to
organize the non-profit Foundation
for the Preservation of Matinee
Theater. To dale, thousands of
viewers have contributed more
thrn MOO.ooo to gon the Sbow tack
oa tbe air.
And we wouW bave much more
if all our viewers knew about the
Foflndatio," said Mrs. William
Hlack. east coast chairman of the
project. "We tried to buy spots on
NHC asking viewers to contribute,
hut they wouloYt give us time."
Whether or not the foundation
successful, the idea of thou
sands of women earnestly at
tempting to keep alive an intelli
gent, entertaining television show
is stimulating and pleasant.
Obviously NRC could not he cx-
pecLed tn continue to lrop a mil
lion dollars a year on a TV show.
mall or how widely it. wm
praised or heloved. Apparently it
could survive only if moved ' to
TV's public service time Sun
day adernndn which has be
come increasingly egghead af
increasingly Inrkinj: in sponsors.
Mis. Black, however, thinks
i sponsors even soap manufac
turers are missing a good bet.
"After all, thousands of women
have demiistraled How much
Ihey like the show ad Vith
cnitributiois," she said. "I lliink
Ike sponsor he gave Matinee
Theater hn-k to its public woulrl
be sul-Ii a tarn tbj; aulieftce wtuto!
nurite sto'e bin product soW. After
all. thsl't i gposic VaV.s,
isn't it?"
11 Ml KIDS
am 1:30 SHOW STARTS AT 00
PUT T $ 09
6 CTOONS
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Wayne, Hawks Speed For First Wide, Wide Picture
one of the big processes. They
teamed before in the winner,
"Red Hiver," and are now mak
ing "Rio Bravo."
"I think the time is ripe for
putting a story on that big
screen," producer-director Hawks
said. "Wayne and 1 bave a story
.which I think would work a
kind of Western.
I "It won't be easy. You've got
I to have a very special kind of
story for the big screen, one
jlhat gives you a variety of back
grounds. 'Red River would have
been ideal, because it concerned
a long cattle drive.
" The Searchers,' which Wayne
did with John Ford, would also
have been good if they had car
ried the search through a lot of
different Western backgrounds."
Hawks is being independent
about his plans. He favors "the
cinemiracle process, but declines
to discuss the script with its back
ers. "If we want to use your proc
ess, we'll use it," he told them
bluntly. "
Hawks has been missing from
the Hollywood scene since mak
ing "Land of the Pharoahs." It
was a near-miss and sourea
Hawks on the movie business, j
"I thought I would quit, and
I did for a while," said the direc
tor of "Scarface," "Bringing Dp
Baby," "To Have and Have Not,"
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and
other hits.
"But then I got bored and de
cided I might as well be doing
what I know best."
CAN'T HOLD THEM
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (UPII
Prisoners Jimmy Thompson and
James Warden broke out of the
brand new county jail Monday by
gouging a hole in a ceiling with
spoon handles.
TARKEL TWEET
Pk. 4-71 67 2J50 Whit St.
Nervous For
The Service
FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP1)
County Clerk Mel Faulk was
dubious but accepted a marriage
certificate tha't the Rev. J. C.
Brian brought in Monday. -
The Rev. Mr. Brian told Faulk
he was ordained by a Baptist
church and he married Forest
Pinkerton. 19. and Betty Ann
George, 18, Saturday.
"f was as nervous as they were
because it was my first wedding,"
the Rev. Mr. Brian said.
The Rev. Mr. Brian is 16.
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acamst novernnient support of a
leltisl niiivemeiit to repeal the so
inlleil law lor the delense of
the democracy.
lirpcal of the law. which a.
dratted by a committee that in
eluded Reyes 10 years ssn, would
make 11 possible In grant legal
"tains to the Communist Tarty in
Chile.
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