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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1954)
WVRB TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, Al'ltll, it, ni (Radio oq hUirday Even I nr. April I no Praiand cb C ;iO Garden Gata CBS 4 Words ! Ul T 00 Two for tha Monty TBI t.ao Charlie a IledUme StwlM on Tha Lona Hangar ABC II 25 New. a :w c;unmok CBS B .VI Banka Riluta tBB 1) 00 Jimmy Wakely LBS D;30 Addreaa by ftac. ot Airtcutti'rt, Ktr Benson K M Thia I Hiiv CBS JOOO 10 PM. Headline 10 15 nnrtmf Party ABC 10 :jo Palmer llousa Orrn. ABC leu Butn Off Ncw Summary 11:00 Sign Off Kt'LIT iu 8T Knndar, April 4 M Bait Lam. C'ty Taoarw-fla CBS 0 oo Tha World Tomorrow ABC p 0 How Christian Bcianc Haalf 9 43 You Were There 10.00 Chmtian n ArUon BC National Vesper. ABC 11.00 Klamath Lutheran thurc i M Old rationed Revival Hour ABC 3 00 Vote ! rTophaey ABC ; .ui (ii(irt ftiory Ever Tol ABC 300 Houi at Oeeiatoa ABC 3 30 Johnny Mereer CBS 4 00 The hyrmihonetU L BS 4:: Amoa 'N Andy CBS 0 00 K'iB-r Bergen at C liar lie McCar- fl SO CBS Newamom. Bundo OtaB CBS 600 Hallmark Piehou0 CBS 6.:M Sunday Serenade 00 Gene AtHry CBS 7M Tha WhialUr CBS 5 i Our Mi Brookt CBS ft : Mv Lmie Mairie CBS 00 P.nf Croahy CHS 9 M Jack Benny CBS lau io m Headline 10 la Monday MornUil Heedliaee ABC 10 10 Kevival Time ABC llOOSifrt Off Newt awnmtri 11.05 Sign OU KKLVV 145 &. PT Monday. April A 00 Early Bird Ntwa Oa Alarm Cxfc CluB : Halter s AimaAM Hide th Bui TOONewl Brea.firt BdltM 1 11 Charlie t Baandup t M Bob Uarred ABC e-aa Rain Croaker ABC 1:4B Babeilt'a ed Cup Clue CBS. AO Breakfast Clue ABC 00 Blue kkiea IS Chet Huntley ABC 30 Helen Trent CB B-49 r..ir rial ftundav CBS JO 00 Better Living Club io ta Me r-winB 10 .10 loung lr Maieo CBS 10 4 Stop A Shop jilt Whispering Street a ABC 11:15 Perry Mason CHS ll::u Nora Drake CBS 11 45 Brighter Day C BS 12 00 Noon Edition 1215 Pajrlaea Sidewalk ftaew 12 .10 House Party CBS 100 6am Hara ABC 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 145 Hank Henry fthow S 00 Arthur tOndfray CBS 3 45 Ted Malona ABC 3 00 Wizard nf Odda CBS 315 Buth Ahton CBS 3 3d Betty Crocaer CBS 3 25 I ntold Siory CBS 3:?0 Hank Henry Show 4 00 C amp r ire Serenade ABC 4 IS PHil Norman CBS 4 25 Basra Brief 4 30 Spin wiui Wrmae 4 45 When a CM Marrtee ABC ft M Edward Marrow CBS 5 15 BAB Melody Tune 30 Tday'e SpOTt RignHjMf ft. 45 frank Goee CBS S&S H oast lew n Newa 6 00 Lux Radio Theatre CHS .7.00 The Loo Ringer ABC 7 25 Griffith. Ntwe ABC 7:30 Henry 3. Taylor ABC 7 45 Womeei'a Bowling Tournament 00 Suspense CBS 30 Lowell Thomaa CBS 6 45 Tennrsere Krnw Show CBS SOO BeuUh CBS 9 15 Juliua La BB CBS 30 Preview af Tomorrow fi 45 Forward Marrh 3000 10 P.M. Headline 10:15 Lum gr Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off Kama Summary 11 05 Sign Off &FJ1 11M K. TWt Saturday trenlnc, April S I N How It Happened 6 15 Jar k Brioahouaa Boorta MBS 6 25 Hollywood, HUhllghU . a JO Aaeeeablf t Una Beat 7 00 Proudly St Hall 7 30 Klamath Tempi Hour S 00 C;ub 1150 00 Nina O CiarK New DLBS 0 IS Klamath rails Armory Boxing 10.00 From Ballade to Babop. 11:00 Sign Oft KSJl 115 Ke. MT k Bod a y, April 4 10 Oral Bebena oo w nfi Waaaaxg S 3 Back Cd DLBS 00 B4m Bible rjlaaa Jam 2 Tests Beidiere toe Canal 45 Pentamatal Churrh 10 00 Nawepaper ef the Atr DLBS 10:13 Frank and fmtil UBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Keep Healthy MBS 11:15 Land of the Free DLBS 11:30 Muale of Manhattan 1145 Record Pet of the Weak UBS 12:00 Newa DLBS i2:15 Bill Cunningham ICBS 2:30 Comic Weaklv Man 1 oo Guy Lorn bar do Orrheetra DLBS ' 1.30 Flight tn tha Blue MBI 1 55 Lome Green MBS 2 00 The Shadow MBS 3 3d Trwe Detective MBS S:55 Cecil Brown Nea MBS 3 00 Nick Carter VPS 3-30 On Tha Una Wiin Bob Cocuudina MBS ;V45 Squad Boom VBS 415 Sammy Kait Serenade MBS 4 43 High Adventure MBS 5:13 Jack Benny Show ft: 10 Jimmy Fidler 8 43 KFJI Commentary e 00 Walter WinchcU ABC ft 15 Loral Newa 6-25 Hollywood Highlight ft 30 Youth Viewa the Sew 7 00 Starlight Theater MBS 7 JO The Army Hour MBS CONTINUOUS FROM 12:43 P M NOW PLAYING! 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HIT Monday, April W Sunrtae Serenade 6:30 Farm Reporter 645 Son a of tha Pioneer 7 00 Frank Hemlngwav Newa DLBS Ml Breakfast Gaol MBS 7 30 Today'a Beat Buya 7 43 Firat Fdition Local Newa 7:55 Something To Think About 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS I 13 Bob Greene Newt DLBS 8 20 Melodic Interlude 23 Holland Bnle Newa MBS 30 Breaafaat Gang MBS S 43 Morning Me Indies 30 Carnation Milk Pima 45 Muuc ot Manhattan 10 Oft Nawapapar ef the Air DLBS 10 1ft Tello Teat DLBS 10:30 A uit to Leo Camera Shop 10 35 Muaic 104 A Viait la La Po In tea 11:00 CUff Cngle Newa DLBS 11 10 South Sixth Street Varietie 11 30 Queea for a Day MBS 12 00 Tip from the Town Shop 12 18 Noonday Fdition Local Newa 12 50 Beat en Recora, 12:45 Note from the Scoopcr 100 Matinee Melodies 3X Sam Haea Newa 3 30 Serenade in Blue 45 Tello Teat DI BS 4 00 Let a Go To Town 4 13 Frank Hemingway Newi DLBS 4 .tu Curt Maae nine MB 4 45 Sam Hayea Newa DLBS 5 00 Boh,y Hcnaon S .W Wild Bill llickortt S 3 Ceeii Brown MBS ooCabrtel HeaMer MBS 6:13 Evening Edition luteal Newt 25 Hillwocd Higbllgnu :w V.rgil Pinkle Naw-a uLBS ft 45 Sam Hasea K'eu a DLBS wfte BUI Uaarv ftTBS 7oxi Bed Skelton Snow 7 . Sporta Keoort 7 40 lVrb TV Report 7-45 Perry Coma Show MBS oo The Falcon MBS B 30 The Railroad Hour KBC 00 Newspaper el Ue Akf OLBS 13 Fulton Lewia Jr MBS 30 Moonlight Melody Time VI Robert Hurleiih News MBS 10 00 Muaic Box Medley Tune 11.00 Sign Off KCNO UtOC.RAM SCHEDULE MS Ktaoeyelad. AltBras. Cal". bunday, April 4 7 00 Sunrieo ftrenaoe 7 30 World Newa 7 45 tittle White Chapel 00 Music tor Sundaj B 13 Calvarv Kcnoee 30Judv Realty Newa a 35 Band Mumc B 45 Conrert 15 Ministerial Program 30 Church Directory 45 Mantovanl 1000 Newa Featurea 1015 Navy Star Time 10 30 Chapel ui tha Sky 11 00 Concert Moodj 12 00 Noon Prayer 12 00 Sporta Newa 12 05 Lake County Hew 12 10 Modoa Newa 12 IS Noon Newa 12 30 All Time Hitt 1235 Wax Factory Part I 12 43 Was rectory Part 1 1 OO Wa Factory Part Ul 1.30 Organ Mooda 1 45 c:uest Star SOO News and Sporta 3 15 Tin Pan Alley 3 30 Errand of Mercy Drama 3 45 Sunday Concert 30 f.'Ta Sponsored 3 03 Sunday Concert 3 30 Proudly We Hall 4 oo Newt 4 0ft Show Tiaso Rertift 4 30 Muaic . ft 13 World New final ' SJP Sign Off UESTV Me4ford. ChsBael ft bfttunlay April 1 3 v Devouooa 4 00 TBA 4 TO Angui Bowmer 3 00 Armchair Theater ft oo Melody Wrangler ft 30 Radio Patrol 7 00 Medallion Theater ft oo Jackie Gleaaon Show oo Pet Milk Amateur Hour .10 Break the Bank io oo The Big Plctura 10 30 Hit Parada 11 oo News II os Weather Forecast 11.10 Sign Off Sunday, April 4 t 30 Youth Takes a Stand 3 00 Adventure 3 no American Week 3 30 FaitM For Today 4 00 American Forum 4 30 Del Moo la Garden Show PC 5 M New oo Thii u tha Ufa C 30 TBA 7 00 Private Secretary 7 30 Ufa of Riley on Toaat of Town CBS-NC 00 Inner Sanctum 30 Weekly News Review LFC 43 TBA lnoo Letter to Loretla 10 30 News-Weather 10J6 Sign Off DR. GEORGE E. MAL0NE . . 50-year Mason Masonic Lodge Honors Doctor DUNSMUIR Dr. George Ed ward Matonr. a resident ot Duns. muir since 1880. received his 50 year Masonic Lodge button at cere monies in the Dunsmuir Masonic Temple. Charles S. Hogan of McClcud worshipful inspector of the 10th Masonic district, made the presen tation. Dr. Malone Is the lather of Dr. Robert U. Malone, dentist, John E. Malone, attorney, and Cyril A. Malone, all ot Sacramento. He be came a master Mason of Dunsmuir LodRe No. 297 on March 19. 19W. He served one term as Califor nia state assctmblyman starting in 1910, was a Dunsmuir city council man for 13 years, serving as mayor from 1914 to 1916. He retired from the practice of dentistry In 1946. and lives with his wife. Estelle, at 1136 Beverly Way, Dunsmuir. Bridge Survey Plans Told PORTLAND Wl Oregon will pay part ot the cost of a survey lor a bridge over the Columbia River at Astoria if Washington also will pay a share, the Oregon State Highway Commission decided Friday. The survey, to be made by the Tudor Engineer Co. of San Fran. Cisco, and Covcrdale and Colpitis, New York, would cost $30,000. Plans call for this to be appor tioned among the Port of Astoria. Pacific County, Wash., the Oregon Stale Highway Department and the Washington State Bridge Author ity. Each would pay $12,500. The survey would take about six months. If the survey shows that a bridge is leasible, plans call for the Fort of Astoria to build the bridge, it- nancing it by sale of revenue bonds. The bridge would be turned over to joint ownership and main tenance by Oregon and Washington Highway departments after con stnictioa costs were repaid. EVANGELIST LONDON At the end of the fifth week of his religious cru sade in London, American evan gelist Billy Graham maintained a pace which amazed British church men. The attendance at his Jam med meetings at the Harrlngay arena is up to the half-million mark. There was no sign of abate ment in Interest. Adlai Attacks Republican Record In Southern Speech CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wl Adlnl Stevenson said last night the Re publicans should atop calling names and stnrt tackling prob lems that condom us." In a 4ti-mtnuto address Io moio than 3 500 cheering North Carolina Democrats, the 1953 presidential candidate Usird the litdochlna War, growing unemployment, threat o( utomii, war and America's eco nomic future as grave problems facing the nation today. Stevenson referred to "tho frus tration of the (Republican! legis lative program, the division, the feuding, the name calling, the limldliy, and the impotence" as a "distasteful spectacle." He then questioned "whether the Republi can iwrty is caunble of govern. ing the nation or whether its lr responsible opposition In the past has disabled it for the present." He said "the ghastly ihydro. gen bomb) explosions . . . ha.ve pointed up the imperative neces sity lor' desperate ctforts to con trol the unknown demons that lurk in the atom. And yet for weeks and weeks our national Inc is pre occupied with Republicans quarrel ing over tho discharge ot a dentist by the Army . , . and we wait from day to day to decide who Is lying about what." Accusing the Eisenhower admin istration ut resorting to slogans and sales campaigns, he charged that the nation has not been "get ting straight talk from our lead ers." The former Illinois governor said the administration has used "this merchandising technique" to get headlines over tho announced with drawal of the 1th Fleet from For mosa, over "howling about the se cret sell-out at Yalta and Pots dam" and over talk about a "bold, new dynamic foreign policy of 'liberation' for Eastern Europe." Yet, he asserted, all these pro grams came to naught. "Ike will have to make his choice between uniting his parly and unit ing his nation. So long as his party is constituted as it is at present, he cannot do both." He noted the division within his own party In 1953 and said "more and more Southern Democrats" are returning to the party "after a taste of government by men whose chief qualification for office seems to be the accumulation of large fortunes during times of Democratic prosperity , . . "For my part, the lost sheep are welcome back." He said he respected the motives "ot those who strayed both going and com ing. But I hope the South won't Teacher Leaves Huge Estate SOUTH GATE. Calif. IAA Los Angeles city school teacher has left an estate of more than a mil lion dollars. Olaf Halvorson, a Norwegian immigrant. Joined the Los Angeles schools In 1917 and taught Latin. 3panlsh and social studies. School officials said he retired on a "very small pension." Ills attorney. Robert Mlze. said Halvorson built his 11,049.400 for tune from his modest savings as a teacher. "He made his first sizeable stake In oil-rich Santa Fe Springs holdings." Mize added. "But the major portion was built up through careful Investments over the years." The bulk of the estate goes to Halvorson's widow. Sophie. He died Aug. 8 and his will was filed In court yesterday. STARTS ENDS TONIGHT! Cinemascope TTf I SUNDAY! D'""12:45 pm M-G-M presents the FIRST GREAT MUSICAL Tbrillio, love drama ! , Romantio song to lift the heartt M-G-M's BIG NEW musical, eye-filling in CinemaScope COLQJ GLORY ! GlNiMsSeoPi d&e- ROSE MARE ': h rSl ("I LOVE YOU") MM MAtIC IKOIANlOVtCMl "( p ?ff Jt"vjW 1 1 "W I St.- text Of TH1 MMMTM HU 10 N HU 1 J JW ' "y Hut fx Swp M tM mVm Mw4 Aftunl JJ J ' lk ANN BLYTH HOWARD KEEL-FERNANDO LAMAS BERT LAHR MARJORIE MAIN joan taylor-'ray couins-a mervyn leroy productiok get the httbil of Issuing round-trip tickets." Slovenson's address was nr. ranged by Democrat!) launching campaign to oust tho slato's only Republican congressman, Rep. Charles ltaper Jonas, who picked up Democratic votos while Elsen hower was carrying Charlotte and the 10th District. Turning to Die Republican tax program. Stevenson said congres sional Democrats "want to hall the recession . . . and Io stop the growing unemployment . . . they propose to do this by giving tax relief to low-Income families, thus placing spcndiiiK money in the hands of consumers who must spend to live," Thero are two choices, he lis tened. In solving thu country's economic luture. One, he contl. ued, "Is to hide in terror from the facts" which point out the need of three million more Jobs immediately and, because ot America's expanding population, seven million new Jobs by 1960. "The other choice." Stevenson went on, "is more exhilarating. Wo have as a people . . . every nssct we need to croato a fuller lite for eviy American In every year of our foreseeable tuture." He said ho feared the Republicans have chosen 'he first alternative and will take, "perhaps uncon sciously, the low road leading to a stagnant economy." GUEST SPEAKER a) ho Com. mumty Church of tie Breth ren Sunday Ihrouqh Friday will be the Rev. Joioph R. Jenninqi, miniUer of the Mod ford Church of the Breth ren. He will ipeak el both the 1 1 a.m. morning worjhip end the 7:30 p.m. evening service on Sunday, end each evening Monday through Fri day at 7:30 p.m., et a preach Inq million. Special muilc will be featured at each of the tervicei. The public it cordially invited to the lorv icei, which will be held in the church et 4273 Briitol Ave nue, off Summon Lane. Medford Hears Wayne Morse MICDI'OUD 111 A "massive retaliation against recession" Is needed In Oregon and throughout tho nation, Ben. Wayne Morse aitld Friday. Morse, who boltoil Ihe Republi can party Io become an Independ ent, told approximately 600 .peraona who iitleudrd the lourlh annual Franklin U. Roosevelt Memorial dinner that a ptibilo works pro gram would help. He called for construction nf ronds, schools and hospitals and for "lull and prompt" development ut Ihe region' hydroelectric re sources. "At the minimum. John Day Dam and len llaibur should be Veterans Group Elects Officers SAI.EM in W A. Sorts. Eugene, wea elected president Fri day of Ihe Oregon County Veter ans' Service Olllcera Association. The association ended Ha three day meeting with the election. There were 17 county service ol (leers at Ihe convention. Other new odlcers are Hugh W. Ouuld, Grants Pass, vice presl cent: Mrs. Ilrrtha Melnlyre. Cor Vttllls, secretary; and Fred It. Corn, lllllsboro and C. K. 8euer, Gold lleach, executive committee membera. ENDS TONIGHT "CRAZY LEGS" and "THE SUN SHINES MIGHT" poo,, c,.n. 2:45 P.M. ?0V4"''.' Nnwtheiliead MAR. A, BUNT A. V W ,- mA '''ir net )ir'e deadlier Inice. a living terrni ' W M 'jf wm . iAflaj twenty miles long and two p ' - 'r thing on earth that could MAR. A BUNT A. e. a living temi miles wide, waa the onlv hring these two together! atarrinf ELEANOR PARKER CHARLTOT HESTON byTBCHNICOLOR Mim CAc 1Ac Jl CHILDREN ADULTS LOGES i. ..vftr. aaS Includes ID - put under rnii.il mot Inn "l Ihe ear. Unit pnnsllile miiineni. ceilalniy the Dalles and Chief .losenii tlaini should be kepi on schedule," he Mild. He culled tin' r loci Inn ut n Drum, nillti Congress, "Give Us Drum, nits wo t an work with who will mil go along with tHrcrclnry at Ihe Interior) McKay's private tit 1 9 II y giinn. And give us a sennlnr ami congressmen who will weik lor Hells Canyon." he said. Howard Morgan, state Demn. natlc chairman, nan tnastmasier. Joseph K. 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