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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1953)
PAGE TWO LW 14M Km MT . Mortttay 'Evening-, Auruat 17 55 t" ""r Theater CBS ! ? ton ang t ABC . ,v I Grlflitt. Mean ABC . t Henry J. Taylor ABC :tt OuiM Itar ... V.: 8:00 Walk a Mile CBS ' I. JO Lowell Thomas CBS ." . : Familr SkeletoD CBS :00 Godfrey 'Talent Soouta CBS !- 0:30 Preview ot Tomorrow . r t:5 Desert Inn Oreo. CBS ' " 1 1 p.m. Headline. MrM Btarlitht Bool ABC ' ,.'.-.. 1:M Bill ! Bandstand lira Ufa Oft Mewa Summerv ' tl:W aica Ott XFLW MS Kb. MT Tueaday, Ausutt 18 a 00 Early Bird Newi :0S Alarm Clock Cluk ? a:4B Karlv Rlrria M rive Minutei with an Open Bible iwflm-Miii Kaiiiao 7:15 Charlle'e Boundup . ' 1 i 1:50 Bob Garred ABC 1:40 Breakfast Tunei ABC 7:43 Harry Babbitt CBS : BruaJan U1UB ABC 00 Blue Sklei :1J Ma Perkins CBS 0:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 8:45 Music In the Modern Mood 10:00 Cbet Huntley ABC 10:14 Perry Msson CBS . 10:90 Nora Drake CBS 10:45 Brides Time Table 18:88 Whispering Streele ABC -11:15 Brtihter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:49 Our Gal Sunday CBS 11:00 Moon Edition Newi 11:19 Payleie Sidewalk Show 11:90 Double or Nomina ABC 12:99 Sam Hayes ABC 1:09 Navy Interview A1 Mocabee 1:19 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:30 Turn to a Friend ABC 1:00 Wizard ot Odd! CBS 3:19 Women'a Newsdesk CBS .. 3:20 Music 1:29 Ralph Story's Backyard CBS 1 45 Basin Brlele 3:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS i.i naiut noiu j snow 3:90 Story Teller ABC ' 2:59 ABC Lata Newa ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS . 4:1S Ted Melone ABC 4:30 Spin with Wynne 8:88 Bdward Murrow CBS S:19 Serenade in Blue 1 30 Today's Sports HlshllihU S:U Frank Oou CBS t:H Hometown News " 0:00 People are Funny CBS -0:30 Johnny Dollar CBS . . . ' ; 7:00 Starr of Space ABC 7:23 Les arlfflth ABC 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. North CBS :00 What Do You Think? 0:19 Sammy Kaye ABC 30 Lowell Thomas CBS .1 II I I I Pi I IHSlU.q.lll Idl.U -LH,a- MATINEE 1:30 EVE. :30 A THOUSAND ROUSIN CAROUSIN'THRILLS! vaj www w er er -aaa aaa sr ' BURT UUICASTER Wahneh Bros: warn! ChUCk CONNORS ISHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS ' All DIE MFHY JCJUiEVAXS Ls 6- C as OPEN 6:30 F M. 11 I L 1 1:49 remily Skeleton CBS ; . . 8:00 Proudly We Hall S:30 Desert Inn Orrh CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Heedlmee 10:19 Slsrlifht Roof ABC 10:30 Bill's Bandstand 11:00 sun Off News Summary . 11:09 Sum 0U , KFJl 11M Kb TVt . ; Monday Evening-, AufUii 17 . :0 Gabriel Bsatter MBS ill Klamath Theater uu 30 Around Town News 4 W Somethlnf la Think About 8:48 Sam Hares, Hews MBS M Sill Henry MBS 7:00 The Falcon MBS 7:30 Hall of Fantasy I SO Let Georae Do It MBS 8:30 Sports Report 9:40 Meet Your Nelfhbor 8:49 Tops in Pops 8:33 According to the Record :00 Newspaper ot the Air DLBB :19 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Reporter's Roundup MBS 55 Titus Moody MBS ' 10:00 Under Arrest MBS 10:30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher 10:45 Broadway Review 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:30 Sign Off KFJl 115 Kc. PST Tuesday, August II 8:00 Sunrise Serenade 8:30 Farm Reporter 8:45 Sons of the Pioneers ; 7:00 Hemingway News MBS ' 7:19 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys ; 7:43 First Edition of the Newa 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Bob Greene News DLBS 1:20 Melodic Interlude 8:29 Holland Engle News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:45. Here's June Christy - 8:00 Morning Melodies 8:15 Merlon trom Millers 8:30 Freddy Martin Show O'SK. Miiatr nt Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS . 10:19 Tellr. Test DLBS 10:30 Music 10:43 A Vult to LaPolnte's llrno l.arila Fair MBS 11:25 Sam Hayes News MBS ll:30 vueen tor a uay ass 12:00 Tips from The Town shop ' 12:15 Noonday News 12:30 Best on Record 12:49 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Notea 12:39 A VUlt to Currin'S l:oo jack Kirawood anow ulss 1:30 Lucay U Ranch DLBS 2 00 News DLBS , 2:09 Northwest News OL0S -. 2:13 Music DLBS 2:23 News MBS 2:30 Wsrm Up Time MBS 2:33 Game of the Day 3:59 Lamel Scoreboard MBS . . 4:00 Music 4:19 Hemlngwsy News MRS 4:M) Curt Messey Tim MBS 4:45 Bern Hayes MBS 9:00 Songs of the B-Bar-B MBS 9:30 Wonderful City MBS , 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS I 8:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:15 Klamath Theatre Quia ' 8:10 Around Town News :40 Something to Think About 8:45 Ssm Hayes 8:99 Bill Henry MBS . 7:00 That Hammer Guy MBS 7:30 Tne Sammy Kaye Show 8:00 High Adventura MBS 8:30 Sports Report 8:40 Time Out 8:49 Heidelberg Harsnonalres 8:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 8:19 Fulton Lewis MBS 8:30 The Search that Never Ends MBS 9:58 Titus Moody Speeks 10:00 Count of Monta Crlsto DLBS 10:30 Western Time 11:00 Night Owl Cluk , 11:30 Sign Off KCNO S7t Ke. PST Alturas, California Tuesday, August 18 7:30 News 7:48 Farm Markets O0 Bulletin Board 8:18 Hollywood Seraltederi 8:30 Newa, Mid Morulas 8:39 Band Music 8:49 Harmony Shop 8:00 Music With Your Meals :19 American Folk Music :30 Broadway Parade 10:00 News 18:09 Sports 10:19 Club Mooting 10:30 concert Time 10:40 Fiesta Tune 11:00 Western News In Brief 11:09 UP Commentery . . u;iu names in tne news 11:19 This Rhythmic Age n:.f Musical nourusup. , vv r 11:91 Eddie Lamar . . 13:00 Sports Page . . . V 12:09 Lake County . Newa u . ' 12:10 Modoe County News 11:19 World News Roundup 12:30 Fsraaa ot Hits 12:40 Under the Capitol Dame 13:49 Aleer Theater 12:51 Mystery Tune 1:M Lko county Agent 1:11 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:49 Melody Club ' 3:00 News 2:05 Listener's Choleo 2:00 News - Sports 3:10 According to tha Record 1:19 Jsn Gsrber 1:30 Meet the Band 1:49 Off the Beam 4:00 News DOORS OPEN 630 P.M. "Dm of the srwai aMuaaal mmi fiMrtolnlitt movies I'm aaan in HHI8 while," Mm. Ida How, 41 Oak S. "Superb acllaa nssstrlai sectsrs." lethal, irem, Ml ea8fM. " NOW PLAYING! cm iSHORTS-CARTOONNEWSI DOORt. OPEN 6-30 P M. NOW SHOWING! i ttA "a iBaSiK". m mm a m m. gf" ?rr.si.MCNOt 8tn. W K.V.lS X asgu, r, llta.( Mi-1rClSl " 1 5 iL St n isV. sV GETTING AN EYEFUL Young love get the once-over from i sn older couple who seem to be saying: "Why, we never acted that j way when we were young did we?" The 9cene took place along I the promenade at Torquay, Eng., where "honeymooner" double- I deck chairs were being tried out (or the first time. Hydraulic Tiee-Feing , Wedge Undergoing Tests ; SAN BERNARDINO, Call!. Wl The U. S. Forest Service is testing a mechanical Paul Bunyan that fells giant trees with a few twists of the wrist. . The new gadget Is a three-foot hydraulic wedge developed by Ron ald Chrlsman of El Segundo, Call!., Square Dance Hewsnotes By CLAIRE ELLIS An even - trade, an even swap . My pretty girl for: your old mopl. Summer time . and easy livin' seems to bring forth neighborly Jamborees, visiting callers and such like, J. D. Stanley was guest caller for the ptinevuie Kounaup Days held Aug. 7. The Stanley's were treated to some, very fine western hospitality and report the current favorite square dance In "Shanty town." Lakevlew is also having a square dance this year in connection with their roundup. This dance will be held Friday, Sept. 4, In Lakevlew. Otto Ellis and B. M. Antle have been asked to be on the program. Tulelake Is also- planning a street dance in connection with their Labor Day celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Addlngton and Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Paddock entertained the circle Eighters on Wednesday, Aug. 6, in the Snack room at the Armory. Four sets were In attendance and delicious home made pies were served by the hos tesses. Bill Mayhew and J, D. Stan ley called for the party. The Bonanza Community will host a bencllt square danoe la Big Springs Park Saturday evening, Aug. 23. The proceeds will be used to develop this popular playground. Ray Garrison is in charge of ar rangements. A sassy, shortwlnded shower hur ried the closing moments of this weeks outdoor square dance. These dances have been exceptionally well attended and the next dance will be Thursday Aug. 27, in Ki- wanis park, callers for the evening were Marianna Kerr, Shirley and Bill Mayhew, J. c. Stanley and Otto Ellis. A Kolo festival Is slated for Lake view, Aug. 35, to begin at 7 p.m. John Filcich of Oakland will teach the figures. To the uninitiated I might say that Kolo is not a new type of carbonated beverage but a strenuous, athletic type of interna tional folk dance. KITTEN "ROMANCE" TRANSFERS J!?,R m t0 use on k,t:hen towels. "'"""J woie cioins, on the squares of a small bedspread on nursery curtains. Each little Prince' and "Princess" figure Is by Inches and is to be em broidered in gay reds, blues, browns and yellows. You'll find these adorable Utile mollis useiul lor many sorts of gttt-mafcltig! Send 25 cents lor the Kitten Ro mance Designs tPattcrn No 598 transfers, color chart, stitch il lustrations, your name, address, pattern number to Carol Curtis, Herald and News, Box 229, Madt m Square station, New York 10. Patterns ready to fill orders im mediately. For special handling of order via first class mall include n extra 5 cents per pattern. HERALD AND NfiWS, KLAMATH V oup :kli a man with both . logging and hy draulic knowhow. It's bye-bye Droad ax when tne wedge and a modern chain saw hook up. ' ' Felling a forest monster is as easy, as this: rh. eon, malrAa nn .iindejrroit. nn the trunk in the direction of. fall. Then it makes anotner on me other side. The wedge Is inserted In the second cut. A few pumps of the handle drive 4the wedge in and the tree topples. The device was recently put into production by the Hufford Machine Works ot EI ecgunaoi wmcn.saya it has these advantages:. V allmlMlS. that 11AA rtf hltfl- dreds of wooden and steel wedges and, naturally, the packing and swinging of heavy sledges. . ' . It's portable, . capable of being carried on a sling over a lumber- lack's shoulder. v, mairB it nir.i tit cruide uie fall of a tree, thus saving nearby trees. T alln.ln.la, the. Khnflr nf ".led?' hammer blows which sometimes send heavy nrancnes crasmng down on loggers. . in., irvwatct. finrvfPA tpRts. are being conducted in the rim forest .... Ar naD.hv Ran TlArnnrdlnn Ns. tlnnal iTnrpfit The Drndffet is being: used on pine uecvio uucoreu i w Ranger r u. rtewcomuo nays is takes only a few minutes to topple a 100-footer. And when It's all over, not a man Is breathing hard. ' Officer Wants No Dashes In Code SAN FRANCISCO. WlAn officer at Marine Corps headquarters here proposes eliminating dashes from Morse code. e They're lust a waste of t r n s- mitter power, Capt. Nils B. E. Forsberg said yesterday In an nouncing he's devised a code com posed entirely of dots. Forsoerg said be has copyrighted the all-dot code and submitted it for Navy tests. He claims it saves 25 per cent of transmitter input power. . Tent City Goes Up For Ex-Red POWs MUNSAN. Korea OT) A huee tent city Is being built near Panmun Jom to house 23,000 North Korean and Chinese prisoners who refused repatriation. Some 3,000 Army engineers. working around the clock, are erecting 1,100 tents. They will house not only the prisoners but medical and Red Cross units, guard troops, supervisory person nel and Communist officers who will attempt to convince the POWS to return to their homelands. FAST FINE SERVICE SvthWtititJ MolnMntri Leave ai l 1:05 A.M. and 5:20 P.M. SAN FRANCISCO 2Vi hrs. LOS ANGELES . . . J h. Northbound Malnllners . Leave at 10:25 A.M. and 6:10 P.M. PORTLAND . . . 2! 4 Bra. SEATTLE . . . . J4 hrs. Feat, hiawiovi flights fa "all Hie last" local times shown, for travel Infomorion, call or write Unites). Airport Terminal. Coll 2 1337 or your travel agent. . COMPJ.RF THf f A8f AND rotrtt eo ir ai -UNITED r ' .1 f.W't. n I PALLS. OREGON Huston Breezes Into Town To Get Money For Pictures By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD John Huston breezed into town for some ready money for future pictures and breezed out again. . r John, the brilliant and unpredict able son of the late Walter Huston, reported that money is amaslngly easy to find. There's no reason be should be amazed. His last two re leases, "African Queen" and "Mou lin Rouge," made a mint for every one concerned. I cornered the director-writer in his hotel room during a rare mo ment of relaxation during his whirl- 78 Of 400 Present Were David Jones 8T TAITTfl (St A hnrhAnitit nanfn in suburban Klrkwbod would have neen uie wrong place to iook lor David Jones Friday night. There were 71 of them there out of a total of 400 persons. Tne occasion was an annual re union 'Of the. r.Ian nt nanl.1 TA. - a.a.,w MUUCa, who came to Missouri with his wue m a two-wheeled oxcart In 1850. . . . , Baptists To Dine At 6:28'2 P. M. MrDDLETOWN, Conn W. The Connecticut Baptist committee on mlaalnnarv nMnamtu- ... k " - --- ..mw,, siiwiB sicre September 28, and has scheduled a dinner to start at 6:28 hi p.m. Well, says The Rev. William S. Terrell, editor of the Connecticut Baptist, people often forget wheth er a dinner Is to start at 6, 6:30 or 7, but when, you set It for 6:28. . "people will remember that time." TOOTH TOSgER FINED GLASGOW, Scotland UK Alex ander Browrt was fined five pounds S14I Saturrlav far Irlno- ht. r.i -- . b .-. teeth out of his mouth and hurling them at sn usher trying to get him out of a theater. His wife told me court: -Me was sober when he left home." . . W. 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Occasionally be said some thing he thought was funny and his wild, graying hair would flop as he snook, wivn laugnter. . 'Whv do I stay in Europe?" "ie said, "If you could see my place at at. Jean de Lus In the south of France, you would know. There is hrmtini in the hills of Spain nearby. There Is deep sea tuna fishing in the Atlantic. I can keep my jump ing horse pot far away. At night I can go to the casino and lose my money, u I so aeaire. . . 'Yes. I made some money on the 18-month tax deal, but not as much as you might think. I would have stayed In Europe anyway, and I wasn't at all disturbed-when the law was changed. I can't say the same for some actors I know. Alan Ladd is signed up for a number of pictures out ot the country snd he hates being away from Hollywood. . like, making pictures out oi the country. Most of my Hollywood pictures have been made largely on location; I like to operate out of the studio. I don't like Interference. 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