SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1954
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HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH TALIS. OREGON
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Saturday Even'nr, Feb, 27
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6 ;i0 Garden GHe CBS
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7:00 Two for th Monty CBI
7 ..TO Ciuirlie'i Bed lime Stone
8:00 The bont lunger ABC
.25 Newt
8:30 Ciunimokt CBS
:53 San It fiiluU CBS
O:O0 Jimmy Wakely CBS
9.30 Saturday Nifht Country Style .
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30:00 10 r.M. Headlines
HUH Dancing Party ABC
10 30 Palmer Home Orcn. ABC
10 55 Sign Off New Summary
11:00 Sign Oil
KFLW 145t Kc PST .
Sunday Feb. 28
I N Salt Lave CTty TaMrnirtt CBS
a 30 Lignt Life Hour ABC
9 00 The .World Tomorrow ABC
8:::o How Christian Science Heal
fl:45 You Were There
10:00 Chrlitlan in Action ABC
10.30 National Vesper ABC
11:00 Firt Preabyterian Church
12:00 New York Philharmonic CBS
1:00 Old raahioned Revival Hour ABC
, 3:00 Vole of Prophecy ABC
2:30 20th Century Concert Hall CBS
3:00 Hour hi Decision ABC
3:30 Johnny Mercer CBS
4:0U Tne bymphonette CBS
4:30 Amos Nr Andy CBS
8:00 Greatest Story Ever loid ABC
5:30 CBS Newsroom, Sunday Desk CBS
0:00 Hallmark Pity home CMS
6.30 Edgar Bergen Charlie McCar-
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7:00 Gene Autry CBS ' : .
7:30 The Whistler CBS
8:00 Our MlM Brooks CBS
8:30 My Little Margie CBS
0:00 Blng Crosby CBS
6:30 Jack Benny CBS
10:08 10 pa Headnnee
10 IS Monday Morning Headline ABC
10:30 Revival Time ABC
11:00 Sign Off Newt Summary
11:03 Sign Oft
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Monday, March 1
. 8:00 Carly Bird Newa
8:88 Alarm Clock Club
6:30 Haftcr'e Almanac
6:45 Ride the Bus
6:55 MutlC
7:00 Newa - Breakfast E4JUen
7:18 Charlie a Peundup
7: JO sop uarrea ab
7:40 BetU Crooner ABC
7:48 Baboltt's Second Cup of Colfe
Club CBS.
8:M Breakfast Club ABC
8.00 Blue Skies
8:15 Chet Huntley ARC
8:30 Helen Trent CBS
' 8:45 Our Gl Sunday CBS
30:00 Better Living Club
10:15 Ma Perkins CBS - .
10:30 Young Dr. Malont CBS
10:45 Stop St Shop
10:65 Whispering-Btreele ABC
11:15 Perry Meson CBS
11:30 Nora Drake CBS
11:45 Brighter Day CBS
13:00 Noon Edition riewi
12:15 FaylM Sidewalk Shew
13:30 House Party CBS
1:00 Sam Hayes ABC
1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS
1:45 Hank Henry Snow
3:00 Arthur Godfrey CSS
3 45 Ted Malone ABC
3;SJ Wizard of Odds CBS
- 3:15 Ruth Ashton CBS
3:2 Betty Crooner CBS
3:25 Untold Story CBS
3 30 To be announced
5:45 Hank Henry Show
4.0J) Grand Central Station ABC
4:25 Basin Briefs
41 Spin with Wyane
4:45 When a Girl Marries ABC
5:60 Edwird Murrow CBS
8:15 B it B Melody Time
6 30 Today'a Sports Highlight
6 45 Frank Gois CBS
6 46 Hometown News
6:00 Lux Badio Theatre CBS
7:00 The Lone Raneer ABC
7:28 Us Griffith, New ABC
7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC
7:45 Western Jamboree
6:00 Suspense CBs
8:30 Lowell Thomae CBI
8:45 Family Skeleton CBS -8:00
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8:16 Juliu La Hosa CBS
6:30 Preview of Tomorrow
0:45 Social Sec- Administration Bdcit
10:00 10 P.M. Headline
10:15 Lum tc Abnrr ABC
10:30 Ham'a Other Show .
10:45 Kilocycle KlUb
' 11:10 Sign off' New Summary
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6:ia Music
6:25 Hollywood Highlight!
6:30 AsHmbiy of Goa Hour ' s v,-
7:00 Valley Wrangler
7:30 Klamath Temple Hour
B OO It's Basketball Time
6:05 Basketball Oregon Slata versus
Oregon
fl.00 Baet ball Oregon State venua
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9:30 Nine O' Clock News DLBS
0:49 MuaiO ' -
9 56 Cecil Brown CommMUr) MBS
10:00 iiawau tail MB3
10 W Music - - ,
11:00 Si in Off
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' Sunday, Feb, 28 .
7:30 Oral Roberts
8 00 Wing ot Healing
6 36 Back te God DLBS
6 68 Radio Bible Class MBS
9 58. Youth Soldiers for Christ
6:43 Pentecostal Church
18 80 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10:15 Frank and -Ernest MBS
10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS
11:00 Keep Healthy MBS
11:15 Social Security Program
11:30 Muilc of Manhattan
11:45 Record Pets of the Week UBS
12:00 Newe DLBS
12:15 Blll Cunningham MBS
12:30 Comic Weekly Man
1:00 Counterqpy MBS -
1:30 Nlrk Carter MPS
l .rt Urm Green MHS
3 00 The Shadow MBS
3 30 True' Dei tc live MBS'
3:55 Cecil Brown News MRS
3:00 Bull do it Drumnmnd MRS
3:30 On The Line With Bob Consldlne
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3 45 civil fleferm Program
4:00 Lombardolnnd. USA MBS '
4:30 Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade
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5 43 KFJI Commentary
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:30 Youth Vlewa the New
7 00 Take A Number DLBS
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8:66 NiviBiwr f m Ai rt "
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10:30 Sign Off
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Monday, March 1
6 66 Sunriae Serenade
6:30 Farm Reporter
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7:30 Today' Beat Buys
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7:55 Something To Think About
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8:15 Bob Greene Newe DLBS -
6:20 Titu Moody DLBS
8 25 Holland Engle Newa MRS
8:30 Breaalast Gang MBS
8:45 Forward March
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9:15 A Visit to CurrJn'i
6:20 Gabriel Heetter MBS
0:30 Carnation Milk Tim - -
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10:15 Tello Tilt DLBS
10:30 Musle
1045 A Visit to UPointee
11 00 Wonderful City MBS .
11:25 Sam Hayee Newa MBS :
1130 Queen for a Day MBS
12:00 TIos from the Ten Shop
12:15 Noonday Edition Local Newg.
12:30 Best on Reeora
12:45 The Horn Kobbter
Loo The Hour of Star
1:00 Tony Martin
1:45 Pea ay Lee
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4:00 Lei Go To Town
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5:00 Bobby Benson
5:30 Wild Bill HlCkork
5:56 Cecil Brown MBS .
:00 Gabriel Heaner UBS 1
6:15 Evening Edition Local NWI
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t:36 BUI Henry MBS
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7:30 Sport Report
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6:30 The Railroad Hour NBC
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8:30 Moonlight Melody Time
8:45 Harry Wlsmer Spurt xaSS
0:55 Muilc Box Medley Time
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Sunday, Feb,, 28
7:00 Sunrise Serenade
7:30 World New
7:45 Little While Chapel
8:00 Music for Sundey
8:15 Calvary Eetioes
8:30 Judy Reslty Newa
8:33 Band Music
8:45 Concert .-,-,
9;15 Ministerial Program
0:30 Church Directory
8:45 Mantovanl . .
10:00 New Features
10:15 Navv Star Time
I0:;i0 Chapel in the sky
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12:00 Noon Prayer
12:00 Sport News
12:05 Lake County Ntwt
12:10 Modoc Newa
12:13 Noon News
12:30 All Time Hlla
I2:;3 Wax Factory Part I
12:43 Wax Factory Part II
1 00 Wax Factory Part III
1:30 Organ Mood
1:45 Guest Star
3:00 News and Sport
215 Tin Pan Alley
2:30 Errand of Mercy Drama
2:43 Sunday Concert
3:60 Newa Sponsored
3:05 Sunday Conceri
3:30 Proudly Wa Hall
4 00 New
4:05 Show Time Bevua
4:30 Munc
6:t.t World News Final
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Saturday Evening, Feb. 27
3:50 Devotions
4:00 Silver Spring
4:30 On Your Account
5:0O Uncle Bill
5:30 Val Rogue
5:45 Captain Video
fl;00 Western Theater
7:00 Medallion Theater
7:30 Big Picture
8:00 Jackie Gleason
6:00 Pet Milk Amateur Hour '
0:30 Beat Theater
10:30 Hit Parade
Sunday, Feb, 2S
Adventure
Omnibus
Faith For Today ,k
Excursion NBC-S '
Del Monte Garden Show FC
Newa-Weather
This is the Life
George Jrxnel ABC-C
Private Secretary
Life of Riley
Toeat of Town CBS-NC
Inner Sanctum
Weekly News Review LFC
Prof. Yes eV No LFC
letter to Lore It
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Naval Man Saved
In Nick Of Time
CEDAR GROVE, N. J. W
Puzzled police today were trying
to figure out whether a young
Navy ensign had kidded them or
liHd indeed made a difficult 11th
hour decision.
Patrolman Donald Schneider
said he was on duty yesterday
when UiU happened:
Ens, Robert ZieRler walked into
police hoRdquarlers and asked If
he was in the right place for get
ting a marriage license.
He Was directed to the town
registrar's office nearby. He left.
Two minutes later he was back.
. He said he had changed his
mind.
"Ill settle for a dog license,"
Zleglcr Mid. producing $2.25.
Dog llcen.se in hand he went out
tn his car and drove off with a
beautiful blonde nt his side.
BAD BURNS
HAOERSTOWN, Md. lP Kav
Christine Crilley, a. died yesterday
of burns she received when she ac
cidentally locked herself in the bath
room and turned on the bathtub fau
cet. onight
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MARGARET CUDDY AND RAY HARRISON, members of
"Muiical Americana," en enchanting new concert novelty,
based on native folk tongi and folk dancei. Performed by a
brilliant company of 20, "Musical Americana" recalls In iti
performance, music that Americans have loved and sung and
danced to since colonial days set to stories that have been
handed down from one generation to another. The program
ranges from ore-Revolutionary days to the I920's. "Musical.
Americana" jqjW be presented at the Pelican theater under
the auspices of the Klamath Community Concert Association
on Wednesday evening, March 3.
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JERRY V. RAJNUS
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Rajnus Files
For Office
Another hat was tossed into the
lug (or county commissioner to
day when Jerry Rajnus, incumbent,
announced he would run again for
the post held by him for the past
threo years. Rajnus is a Demo
crat.
The following statement . was
made to the voters of Klamath
county by Rajnus:
"Many of my friends have pur
suaded me to run for reelection.
"The reason I picked February
27 to file lor county commissioner
Is that it will be our 22nd wedding
anniversary.
"At this time I would like to ex'
prens my thanks to all of you kind
people for the grand cooperation
thRl you have given the County
Court In the three years I have been
in office, espccinlly to the employes
of the county without harmony it
would be dilflcult to attain full
value of our dollar received."
Pope Improves
Slightly
VATICAN CITY liP Pope Pius
XII was reported slightly im
piovcd today as Roman Catholics
flocked to Rome's churches fov
special prayers for his recovery.
Vatican sources said the Pontiff,
suffering for 33 days from a gas
tric ailment, again had "a fairly
restful night."
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ACTOR CHOSEN
HOLLYWOOD lft Edmund Fur
dom, a British actor, has been
olgned for the role in "The Egyp
tian" which Marlon Brando was
to have played. Brando, stating he
was in, departed suddenly for New
York during rehearsals for the
film.
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Now! WXlt Disney Brings New Excitement
Walt Disney's
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Disney Competes Aqainsi
Himself for Oscar Award
: Br BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I You think
you've go problems?' Walt Dlwey
Unas ne is compc'.uiff sgamsi mm
Kit In two' academy division.
' The wizard of Burbank faces Ms
blBgest year In, the Oscar derby.
He Is up lor six different produc
tions, an amazing number for an
independent producer. But his Joy
is somewhat tampered by the fact
that his films have to light each
other as well as the rest ot the
nominees. - - -
Disney has two entries In the
one-reel cartoon class "Toot,
Whistle, Plunk and Boom" and
The Rugged Bear." in two-reel
shorts, his "Ben and Me" Is up
against "Bear Country." Wee Is
Walt. i t
The nominations show how Dis
ney has branched out from hit
Chicago Beef
Prices Steady
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO in Barrows and
(lite eased around 29 cents while
sows sold 20 . to 50 cents higher
on the hog market this week.
Large local papers took an In
creased proportion of the hog run
this week but trading was rather
dull on most sessions. Receipts
consisted largely of butcher hogs
scaling 210 to 280 pounds and a
slight increase in light weight, new
crop late sununer pigs.
At tne week's close top stood
at 126.40, down 29 cents from the
previous week end but up 30 cents
from midweek.
Choice and prime steers sold
steady to 50 cents higher but all
other grades of steers, as well
as all heifers, ended the week
steady to 50 cents down. Top for
the week was $30.50 for five loads
of 1,109 to 1,222 pound prime
steers.
Receipts in' the cattle section
this week were about in line with
last week but fully 10 per cent
larger than a year ago.
Slaughter lambs reached the
highest prices since 1 August on
gains of $1.00 to $1.25 for the
week. Curtailed receipts locally
and at the main terminals across
tlie country stimulated the week's
lamb trade, but relatively broad
shipping demand was also a bull
ish factor.
A $24.00 ton was paid during the
week for mostly prime 90 pound
wooled lambs. ,
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s Ml (A liFtos. the craziest race,
kYCV ,v,X I 'W I t i U lunniest pace thai ever . "3
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Daring Romance!
fata tW faMdairurtiri mti) WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER
starring a new romantic team
RICHARD TODD-GIYNIS JOHNS
STARTS
PAYS ONLY!
original business of grinding out
Mickey Mouse aborts. "The Living
Desert," up for the feature-length
documentary award, is his first
feature in the true-life adventure
aeries. "The Alaskan Eskimo,'
nominated for the best documen
tary short, is his first venture In a
companion series called People
and Places.
"Ben and Me" 1? Disney's first
20-mlnute short and "Toot, etc." is
his (Irst cartoon in cinemascope.
His major 1953 effort, "Peter
Pan," Isn't up for an Oscar since
cartoon features have no niche in
the voting setup. However, Walt
Isn't worrying. It has already won
the movie goers' award' of seven
million dollars in domestlo gross.
according to variety.. .. -
"The Robe" may rank aS theiop
moneymaker of all time when the
returns are totaled up, but it has
been something less than an artis
tic triumph. Witness the fact that
It garnered only five Oscar nom
inations to "From Here to Eter
nity's" 13. ' " ' "''
This may be the reason: The
script was written for . Gregory
Peck. The studio long hoped for
Peck to play Marcellus and ex
pw.Wd him to. But he had gone
to Europe to cash , In on the1 18
month tax deal: The studio
wouldn't give up hope.
Lacking a flnar turndown - front
Peck, it continued to have the
script rewritten' to fit his talents.
As a result, the role of Demetrius,
so important in the book, became
subordinate.
Finally, peck decided - in favor
of the Income tax deal and declined
to return to Hollywood for "The
Robe." The studio had an Invest
ment of millions of dollars, as well
as staking its whole future on the
new cinemascope process, So the
promising young actor Richard
Burton was assigned to the Peck
role.
Although both are accomplished.
Peck and Burton are two different
actors. The script didn't fit Burton
Poisoned Food
Served In School
LAKELAND, Pla. Ifl-The Polk
County Health Department today
began an Investigation of poisoned
food that sent at least 60 school
teacners and children to hospitals.
Capt. John F. Tolson of the
Lakeland police said preliminary
investigation by medical authori
ties indicated potato salad served
to about 225 children at the cafe
teria of the Griffin School, north
west of Lakeland, was responsible.
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