Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 22, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Navyman Tells Guardsmen Off ' SAN DIEOO, Calif. Ifl -A career Navy men told the U. S. National Guard Assn. Wednesday 11 should go slow In demanding gieatcr ad vantages In pay and benefits than those enjoyed Dy men m mo insu lar components of the armed force. The advice came Horn Rear Adm. Oeorgc C. Dyer, cornman r thm itth Nnvfii District, in an address before 2.000 delegates attending ine ioui umui dared the association. He de- Klamath Follf. OrtflOR AMERICAN CHINESE Food at their beitl Ben B. Lee, Mqr. Ph. 4496 For Orders To Toko Out xrr Li mav receive nearly all the benefits of the regular service and at the same time pursue a ocation In civilian life-although somewhat interrupted there can be no adequate Inflow into the reg ular service of young Americans of the caliber necessary w proper ly handlo billion dollar budgets in the days of peace, or light three dimensional wars at the drop ol the hat." He added: "I do not say this critically. I have spoken frankly because conditions in my service have reached the state where frank speaking Is a necessity." Oen. Charles L. Bolte, Army vice .ui., , D,o,r tnlH the uvwlAtlnn VI H. - Tuesday that America's lorces in Europe are in line snape ana ready for any emergency. BIG STILL CHANDLER, Okla. (it One of the largest stills ever to be un covered In "bone dry" Okianoma, a 100-gallon Job, was blown up oy whiskv raiders near Fallis. Three men were arrested. Fashion Tips From The TOWN 'f?m MONDAY thru FRIDAY 12 NOON MUTUAL DON LEE 5000 WATTS 1150 ON YOUR DIAL mm THURSDAY, OCTORPt . Mf.- - l fti " i -m urn. p8 yi B3 ISI 3 a V. ., 'it k i THE MERRILL POTATO FESTIVAL QUEEN Connie Reeves, officially started this big sign of the Coca Cola Company to glittering Monday night when she threw the master switch that put the 40-by-28 foot sign in operation. Located on top of the Coca Cola plant at Spring and Main, the sign is the biggest electrified billboard between Portland and San Francisco, ac cording to C. M. Gilmore, builder. Of all aluminum construction, the sign contains 1625 light bulbs and 2700 feet of neon tubing. (Radio Jjoq KFLVT 1459 Ke. w PST Thursday livening, Oct, 23 :00 Meet Mr. McNutley CBS :i0 Record Derby 7.00 The American Wav CBa 7::to The Clioraliers CBS 8:00 Meet Millie CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8 5 F amily Skeleton CBS 0 00 Bculah CBS B:1S Doctor' Orders Mystery Thriiir- ABC 10:00 10 p m Heidlinei IOrl. Lum Ac Ahner ABC 10:;i0 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign On Ntwi Summary 11:09 Sign Oft RFLW 1 Ke. PST Friday, Ort. 23 IM Early Bird News 6:03 Alarm Clock Club 6:.'(0 Hafter'i Almanac 6:4!i Hymns 6:5? Five Minutes with art Open Bible 7:00 Newt fc-reaxfast Edition 7:15 Charlta'i Roundup 7:M Bob (Jarred ABC 7:4 Bettr Crocker ABC 7:40 Barry Babbitt CBS TO r klcCONKEY DRUG QlIlIIWCTffirO IA3 'WWII i i nun ii mi i THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY SALE u.i'.oJ.'w'im' 7th and Main in Klamath Falls ff 33c Glycerin. In- ifl A Suppositories -js 19 Face Tissues Society Big Box of 400 (Limit 2) 18' Woodbury SOAP Reg. Size (Limit 3) 3-22' 89c RUBBER MATS 39c l.orqe SUPER SUDS 27c 10c Northern Tissue 3 for 23c n 29c Brach'i Circui Condy PEANUTS 19c SUCKERS pk9 49c RUSSELL STOVER HAND MADE CHOCOLATES 1.25 lb. IF You Need EXTRA-HIGH Dosage.. OLAVITE h for You Super-Potent OLAFSEN OLAVITE Therapeutic Vitamins Massive dose of 10 vitamins to fight serious deficiencies, speed convolescence and help rebuild normal health ;j last! let, saie ioi aauy use. 189 ' OlAVITE "WJ m&TT Bottle I Value ' 20 PACKS OF 5 GUM , 69 . X(Umit I eirion) f Dr.frfwordj- f 60e OLIVE TABLETS (Limil I) f 1 tiE3C I I i .4- . 8.98 SCHICK "20" ON 10-DAY TRIAL! Gef close shaves comfortably or gef your MONEY BACK lOX..50IH H.N0IOMI. UD01I XO STItCHIO CADDII Ctll Carton 50 BOOK MATCHES 2 , 23c (Limn 2) 14c Rolls DELSEY TISSUE 2 f0,21c (Limit 4; IM Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Blue Skies 9:15 Chet Huntley ABC 9 ;I0 Helen Trent CBS 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Tune Time 10:1.1 Ma Perkiss CBS I0::iu Young D. Maione CBS 10:45 Stop & Shop 10:55 Whuperlng StrteU ABC 11:15 Perry Maion CBS ll:;iU Nora Drakt CBS J 1:45 Bristlier Day rp 13:0(1 Noon Edition ffewi 12:15 Payieu Sidewalk Www 12::i0 House Party CBS 1:00 Sam Haves ABC 1:15 Arthur Godfrev CBS 1:45 Hank Henry Show 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:45 Ted Maione ABC ,-t.oo Wizard of Odds CBS 3:1.1 Ruth Ash ton CBS 3:20 Bettv Cri)ckeP ABC 3:25 Ralph Story's Backyard CBS 3:45 Hank Henry Show 3:55 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Double or Nothing ABC 4:25 Ba.in Bricfe 4.30 Spin with Wynnt 5.00 Edward Murrow CBS 5:15 B & B Melody Time 3:30 Todiy'a Sports rtifhlifhH 5:45 Fnnlc Gets CBS 5:55 Hometown. News (100 Stars over America ABC 7:00 Gillette Fights ABC 7::i0 l.es Griffith ABC 7:35 Hits Ac Encores ABC R:tt0 Mr. Keen CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Family Skeleton CBS 9:00 Ozzie & Harriet ABC 9:30 Concert nt Favorites 10:00 10 p.m Headlines 10:15 Lum & Abner ABC 10::io Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Oft Newa Summary 11:05 Sign Oft KFJ1 115 Ke. FST Thursday Evening, Oct, 22 6:00 Gabriel Htatter MBB :ir Final Edition Local News 6:23 Hollywood Highlifthts 6 '30 Virgil Pmklcy News V'JB3 :45 S;im Hayes News DLBS ff 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Official Detective MBS 7:30 Behind the Story DLBS 7:45 Touchdown Talk B 00 Nightmare MRS 8:30 Football Prophet B 45 Heidelberg Harmonslrtl 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0 13 Mutual Newsreel MBS (1 25 Weather Time 8:30 The Three Suns With Belty Cloonrv MRS fl 45 Harry Wismer Sports MBS 9 55 Titus Uondy MBS 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 10 15 Hawaiian Lullahy 10 30 Coke Time with Eddie Tllhar 10 15 Music Box Medley Time 11:00 Night Owl Cluk) " 11:30 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Ke. FST Friday, Oct. 23 1 00 Sunrise Serenade A r,o Farm Reporter 6:45 Sons of the Pioneers 7 09 Frank Hemingway Newa MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 First Edition Local News 7 55 Something to Think About 1 00 Cecil Brown News MBS 8.13 Boh Greene News DLiS 8 20 Melodic Interlude 9 25 Holland Engle Nswa 1:30 Breakfast lisng MBS ft 4.1 Join thp NhW P no Record Tthnpsoriv DLBS n 15 A Visit to Currin' 0 20 Gabriel Hrntter MBS 9 30 Carnation Milk Time, KBS 9.45 Mumc of Manhat'an 10.no Newspaper of the Air DLBS livix TMtn Ti.t nt ns 10 30 Fdw;ird Arnold, Storyteller MBS I0II5 It Happens Every Day MBS 10 40 Joe King, Spotlight on Stars MBS u 4.t a visit io l.a riunic s It m Ladie Fair MBS 11 '25 Sam Haves News Mb 5 1130 l)u pen for a Day MBS llMHl Tips From the Town Eilinp 12 15 Noonday Edition Local Newt 12 30 Best on Jtccord 12-At- Korn Knbblrrs 1 00 The Hour of Star 1 .10 Lucky U Ranch DLBS 2 iH) News Dl.BS 3 05 Northwest News 115 Dixieland Time t:25 News MBS 2.to South Sixth Street Varieties 3 00 llushesreel DLBS 3-15 Tello TTt Dl.BS 3 Jack Kirk wood Show MHS 4 OO V Never Know 4 15 Frank Hemingwiv News MBS 4 X Curt Maiiey Tim MBK 4 Ah Sim Have News MBS 5 00 So.im of the B Bar B MBS 5 30 Wild Bill Hu Wock MB 5 55 Crcil Brown MBS 0 on Gabriel Hrstter MBS 15 Final Fdition Local News fi 23 Hollywood HighliKhts B 30 Virgil Pinktrv New HLBS f 15 Sam ILe.i Newa DLBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7.00 Sports Krport 7 10 Meet Your Neiehbon 7 15 Tlie Woods and You 7 23 According to the Record 7 !0 Behind the Story DLBS 7 45 Perry Coino Show 8 00 H i Footbnll Time r 05 Football Heno at KVHS 9iM Newspaper if the Air IM.BS 9 13 Football Reno at KllltS 9 43 lUrry Wnmer Snort MBS 9 55 Five Minute Final Newa DLBS 10 rtt Fulton Lewi Jr. MBS 10 1 Mime B.m Medlrv Time tt 09 Niini Owl Request Tima 11 30 Sign Off KI NO Uatlln Mondav-Friday Allaraa, 1 lirrtia W Tori O' Thf Morning T .to World Ne 8 00 necoid R'm 8 13 Melody Club 8 .10 Nrwn 8 15 Pastoral Call P 00 Vanetv 5iirr 9 ,;0 Melody Club 8 .15 Hau alian Muie ! 45 pegRy !. Club Meitinfl, 10 IH1 Mumc by Maupm 10 30 Juke Bo Review 11 oo Music We Remember 11 '0 Club 510 12 00 N,on Praver 12 iH) Sport News 12 03 I ,ike County News V: 10 Modoc News 12 15 Noon New 12 k) All Time Hit 12 x Through the Yean 1 it Fiirm Forum 1 10 Concert Hall 3 00 New. 5 05 The Stars Smg 2 w l i,iener Chout 4 00 New 4 0 Strl 4 IS Poruiar risnn 4JOBnthrn on Review 4:41 American Folk Music 3:00 Waltz Time 3:11 World News Final 5:30 Sign Off Bands To Battle At Red Barn A "Battle of the Bands" will be the highlight of Saturday eve ning, Oct. 24, at the Red Barn at Dorris, according to Dick Fen wick, owner. Pitted against Peewee Stidham and his Rainbow Melody Boys, who favor the Western motif strongly, will be Ben Shepherd's Candlelight ters, imported from Oregon State College at Corvallis. The Candlelighters specialize In hot licks in the modern manner, with Osvaldo (Ozzie) Magallanes of Worden, and a graduate of Butte Valley High School at Dor ris, at the piano. Ozzie had his own band in the Klamath Basin before the army took him to Korea. Wow he is an OSC student. Fenwick said the competing bands will each play an hour and patrons can Judge for themselves which type music they , prefer. Dancing from 0 p.m. to 2 a.m. Open 5:30 NOW SHOWING! INDIAN 1 WARS! 1 UP JEFF CHANDLER FAITH DOMERGUE Shorts and Cartoon $ TONIGHT'S C THE NITE! J People Won't Let Amos 'n' Andy Retin By BOH THOMAS lmi i vumn OK People just won t let Ainos 'n' Andy quii. The veteran blacltlace comics, ...u- ctavpH in the biz time longer than any radio aiait., were . . . . .. inc. lonuin thinning oi rciumi, , But they're bacic on the Cab net work every Sunday as lusty as ever. 1 astcd the two boys now come. First ot all. we d neuer b umu ....c.in.t Ainos the hIo oluys King lish) is Freeman ooaden, 64, genial father of three children, the spokesman for the comeay team. Ami,. iG rharies Correll. b3, wry, friendly, lather ol live. Like a 101 oi uiu-iwto roH.n Ann-i exnlair.ed. ,-we sort of felt left out when TV came along. Everyooay was minus .,.. tv.A tnpriinm and over looking radio. We never had any notions about dyina with our boots on; we wanted to quit while we were sun aneao. so e w ""j that we were thinking of retiring." Amos 'n' Andy fans poured forth a flood of letters, wires and phone calls. While in the East, Amos visited a friend in Ashevillc, N.c. Local residents heard about it and tnnlr a riimrter-nace ad in the Citi zen urguig: "Please don't quit ra dio, Amos." Things like that helped change our minds," said Amos. "Also there was the urging of William Paley, head cf CBS, and Justin Dart, our sponsor. We were im-nr,-v-H hv t h-. inr.t that there are more radios now than ever before. And there are many areas wai the sponsor can't reach by TV. "r-p woe nnp nthpr thine too. The show was our baby. We didn't leel Jlke nanamg me uBoy uvei to someone else." I asked the boys why uiey didn't play in Uie TV version of Amos Andy. We don't look the parts," vol unteered Andy. "We found that out when we did pictures years 860. I'm supposed to be the big tat one. So they had to pad me up, front and back, and they made me wear lifts on my shoes. They could never show a longshot of us walking together. Since Free man is taller Ut.. I am, I had to walk on some boards beside him." "Doing TV wouldn't have worketl looked el for Uiern . it Amos added. "I couldnl blackface or to be col-, ery well play Amos and Kino- So the pair, who haven? fish. Also, we wouio nave to u up m years or so, yT,y in blackface. What about the rest Negro cast to take their t J the cast? It wouldn't. hava'TV. ml'ti RELATIONS RESUMED TOKYO 11 Diplomatic relations between Japan and Portugal, sus pended since the end of World War II, returned to normal today with an exchange of notes between Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazaki and Virgilio Armando Martins, Portuguese representative in Jap- MUD I He's on a merry-go-round with murder . .. ten stories above the ground! r fmm LEO G0RCEYd ll DOORS OPEN 6f30 P.M. Out of. BAGDAD'S MYSTIC PAST m- COMES ITS MOST Her kiss of SURRENDER ...the prize ol victory! I exciting - I l-TiYJ'd Jmmm mm yew GENE EVANS KATHLEEN HUGHES GEORGE MACREADY STEVAN GERAY SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWi j THE BOLDEST BOOK OF OUR TIME! "Svwfit Z)xiot(if (JU Scvxnf rn mi ri . r miM HI EE riVi Tr""m MATINEE 1:30 EVENING 6:30 1 9 rKUm 3rArV; . .j ,... v jnv t : k. SBB BBBkft PBBB BaBBl BBk ,l ST JafB -M dS Vi ;ii ' oJi'S iWI SW HERE 10 XiWX i UNCASTER CLIFT F 5 KERR SINATRA 'REED . Ai4nla CI An ...