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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1954)
TiTESDAY, APRIL 18, 1854 PACK TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON (Radio dtog f KFtW MS Ks. FST ' Tuesday Ertnlnfi April 13 Johnny Dollar CBS 4:30 My Friend Irme CM 1M People Are runnr CB? 1M Mr. Mrs. North CBS 00 Two Ticket! to Broedwey 30 Lowell Thomas CBI 8:to Tennessee Emit Show CBS :00 Beulah CBS CIS What Do You Think? i 0:30 Network Orchestra CBS 11:11 II P. M. Headlines 10:1 Lum It Abner ABC o:30 Kilocycle Klub l:00 sun Off News Summary. 11.05 Sua Oft KFLW 14M Ke. efT ' Wedneadar. April M Early Bird Naw. M Alans Clock Cluk 30 Haftar'a Almanae DOpRSOPEN 6:30 P.M. ENDS TONIGHT! MtM's mip a. lam BRAMAI 7-T0M0RR0W!- BCMlilCBuill liter. MOffTUIAN Ins CaftoaiUMnlewi ADULTS Crt- -a. K,DS WWW 20e To! (JOMORROW! . VAN Shorts A Color Cartoon WL0Wi.j;nc' PKICtS, ADULTS U V DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW PLAYING! Saletdofl Grittarl StKtKrtl lUSCOfC ylCt-ei mm IfcfllijfljF! Robert MM fV" I Avi GARDNER fc" I Me) FERRER 'l, J NEW LOW Ine' f RICES Hp F.d. ADULTS Tos, NOW SHOWING! DOORS OPEN 0:30 P.M. A WOOIt', WOWIN' PANIC! EVEN CUPID'S IN STITCHES! Casai:ovas Dig Night, T MKI loa UTHiOW " Shorts Cortoon - Ntwi' ww, low cne i PRICES, ADULTS 4:T :S8 1:88 t:l T:W 14 1M If 8:88 :1 30 8:48 10:00 18:18 10:30 10:48 teas 11:18 11:30 11:4 ta: 111 U:M 4 Hide the Bua Mtule Neva Breaklart BaVUea Caarllo Beasaa Bek Carre ABC BeHy Craeker ABC Barry Bafcaett'a Sliml CIS., dak CBB Breakfast Cluk ABC lua Bklaa Chel Huntley ABO Salen Trent CBS ur Gal Sunday CBB : Bettor Living Ma Parkin CBS Yrnin Dr. Malona CBB aUsazine Kewtetand Theatra Wbieparm Slreeta ABC Perry Maes CBB Nora Drake CBS Brlahter Day CBS Maea BdlUaa Man Paylaaa SMewaUr Skew . Houaa Party CBS . i:t un Mavaa ul i. is Annvr uoarr 1:4 Hank Hanrv 1:00 Arthur Geotrav CBS 3 4 Ted Malona ABC 3:00 Wiiard of Odda CBB 2:1 Ruth Aahtsa CBS 3 0 Betty Crocker ABC 3:29 Muaie 3:30 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Campflre Serenade ABC 4:15 Phil Norman CBS 4:9 Baain Brlefa 4:30 Spin with Wynne 4:45 When a Girl Marrtei ABC Bdward Hurra CBS S:lt B 4k B Melody Time M Taday'a Starts UkllSkl 4 Frank Gas CBS :U Heejalawn Neva :00 Crime Photofrapher CBS 4:30 Bounclnf with Baraboo 7:00 The Lone Raneer ABC 7:25 Lee Griffith ABC 7:30 Lonfina Symphonetta CBS 00 rBI in Peace and War CBS 8:88 Lowell Thomee CBS 8:45 Tennessee Krnie Show CBS 00 Beulah CBS :13 Bill Ballanca Show CBS . 0:30 That's Rich CBS 10:00 10 p.m. midlines IP'15 Lum 'N Ahnar AUfi 10:30 KllocycleKlub li:oo sign Off News Summary -lias Sim Off " , EM-US FiT Tuesday Erenlof, April 11 1:88 Oaktlal Beatter MBS 4:15 Evening Edition Local Newa 4:25 Hollywood HujMIIhte 4:30 Virgil Plnklay News OLBS 4:44 Saai llaree DLBS at BUI Beary MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sporte Report 7:40 Derby's TV Report 7:49 Eddie Fisher Show MBS 8.00 That Hammer Guy MBS 8:30 Les Brown Show 41 HeMelaeri Ranaaulraa :M Newepapar at tka Air :1S Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS O-in Mnnnllaht MbIuIv Ttmm 8:35 People Helping Etch ether MBS io:uu snaoy Kiae of Mtdnlgnt 11:00 SUn Off . . . Y KFJI 11M K FIT Wedaesdsy, April 14 4:M Suarls Sareaas ' 4:30 Farm Reporter 8:48 Sons of the Ploneara 7:00 Frsnk Hemingway Newa DLBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:80 Teday'a Bast Buys 7:4? First Edition Local News 7:S5 Something to Think Auaut :W Cecil Brewa MBS II Bob Greene News DLBS 8:20 Melodic Interlude 8:18 Hollend Eagle Nawe MSB :30 Brsskfast Gang DLBS 8:43 Morning Melodies 8:3 Carnation Milk Time KBS B:4A Mualc of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper) of tha Air DLBS 10:18 Tello Test' DLBS 10:30 A Visit to Leo's Camera Shop 10:35 Muilc 10:45 A Visit to LaPolnta's ii.-wi t;iiir ngie news ulbs 11:10 South Sixth Street Vsrletlei 11:30 Queen for a Dsy MBS 12:00 Tips from tha Town Shop 13:15 Noonday Edition Local News 12:30 Best on Record l2:o notes rrom rne scooper 1:00 Matinee Melodies 30 Lskeview Roundup Time 3:25 Ssm Hayes News DLBS , 3:30 Serenade in Blue 3:45 Tello Test DLBS 4:00 Look to tha Skies 4:15 Frsnk Hemingway Newa DLBS 4:30 Curt Masaay Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS o:uu Hon ureene Mews OLsB I 8:53 Certt Rnwn MRS 4:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:15 Evening Edition Local Newa 8:25 Hollywood Highlights 8:30 Virgil Plnklay Newa DLBS 8:45 Sam Hayea DLBS 8.55 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports Rsport' 7:40 Derby's TV Report 7:43 Perry Como Show MBS 8:00 1 Waa A Communlrt for tha FBI 8:30 Family Theater MBS 8:00 Newspaper of tha Air DLBS P:13 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 0:30 Klsmsth Armory Wrestling 8:55 Robert Hurlelgh News MBS 10 00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off( KBES TV SCHEDULE Channel I Tuesday, April 11 3:50 Devotions - 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 On Your Account 5:00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Val Rogue Show 8 no Western Theeter 7:20 Let's Kick It Around 7:30 Greatest Dramas 7:45 The Big Pleyback 8.00 Milton Berlo 8:00 Captured 8:30 Beat Theater 10:45 News 10:30 Weether 10:51 Sign Off Wednesday, April II . 3:30 nevotlnna 4 00 Feminine Fanrles 4:30 On Your Account Uncle Bill's Adventur Time Val Rosue Arm Chair Theater TBA County Agent Boston Blacklo Llberace Amos 'N' Andy Life Is Worth Ltvin Best Theater News Weather Sign Olf 0 00 3:30 6:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 8:00 a .to 8:00 8:33 10:35 10:40 10:41 Good Advict To Burglar Works HELENA. Mont. tT The youni man had been In the telegraph office several times before to in quire about a money order. But tnis lime ne wore a wmte mask over his face, related Mrs. Eva Brooks, 66. and said: "Open the sale." "It Is open." Mrs. Brooks re plied. "But what do you want to do this thing (or? You'll regret It II your hie." The man fled. Police picked him up minutes ltr and held him lor attempted robbery. Oldster Dcnits Story of Death ENID. okla. lAt A report bf the death of Loby Porres, who claims to be lot), turned out to be greVtly exaggerated. I'm not dead." he told officers who came to his home yesterday. Thry found him atttlng in bed. He said he Intended to live at least until Dec. 17 his UOth birth, day. He guessed neighbors report' ed him dead when they saw him collapse carrying a load of wood. EXCESS MILAN. Italy on Trsdt mtnded Russia shipped SO railway cars oi exnioiis Mere for tht open ing or tnt big Milan Industrial talr but much of the stuff won't be displayed. "If wo showed all thu," fair of ficials said In denperatlon. "iheir would be no room for tht other to laaaeaeaaaaaeaaaeseaaaiaaey-nttaaaaaJ William Hoi den To Take Time Off From Acting PVT. ALSON IRYAN COLES, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton B. Coles, Dorrls, California. Pvt. Colas completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif ornia and Camp Chaffee, Ar kansas, and is now attached to tha 82 Airborne Division . at Fort Bragg, North Car- Here's How They Voted WASHINGTON (At - Hoilr Oregon members of Congress were recorded as voting on recent rollcalls: House On motion to send housing bill back to committee for, rewriting to provide for a program of 35,000 low-rent public housing units each yesr for four years, defeated 211 178 (thus rejecting President Eisenhower's program). For the motion Angell IR); Against Coon, Ellsworth, Norblad (sll R). . On passage, 379-10, of bill to permit wire-tapping for evidence against alleged spies, traitors and seditionists: For Angell. Coon, Ellsworth. Not voting Norblad. Senate No major rollcalls. Scare Tale Of Walker Probed: Mystery Flees MERIDEN. Conn, lfl Patrol man Leo M. Caponlgro was walk' ing bis beat last night wnen an excited motorist came to him. "Officer, I Just saw a car going down the street with two hands sticking out of its trunk," he said "Just hands, officer, no body, no feet." The motorist gave the policeman the registration number of the car and an hour later Patrolman Amos 8. Quest located, the car and Its teen-sge driver, who explained tie had taken his friends out for ride. 4 " There were so many friends, he said, he had to put one in the trunk and instructed him to hold it open so he could get air. TRANSPORT PUSAN,. Korea i Navy ships today replaced huge Air Force C124 Olobemasters in the morale Job of transporting American troops to Japan for rest leave. The Olobemasters were diverted last week to the emergency IndO' china airlift. The ships will handle only a trickle of troops in com parlson with the big planes, which transported as many as 1,000 men daily. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD I Today Wil liam Holdeo and his. wife depart on a vacation be richly deserves. 'Oscar In hand, he stands at the top of his career. Bill and the missus (Brenda Marshall) are leaving for Bimini Island, off the 'coast of Florida. There he wish fish and study at the Lerner Marine Institute. Then they will bead to New York to see the shows and have a ball. : "I'm not coming back until I get the cobwebs out of my mind," says Bill. "I've been working nn sheer nerve, going from one pic ture to another without a day be- AIR-COOLED! 8 A '::..::. . M 9194 'J454-24V4 -arr . . Half-slzers! This Princess sun- style Is designed to flatter you cut to fit you I Wider shoulder straps conceal lingerie neckline is cut for coolness and modesty, too. Whip up dress and bolero in a Jiffy they're that easy to sew. Pattern SIB: Hail Hi7.es IV2, 16'i, 18'2, 20'i, 23',i, 24j. Size 16V dress, 41a yards 36-inch fab ric: bolero takes I's yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. 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"Sa brina Fair" (with Oscar winners Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart), "The Bridges at Toko-rl" and the film he finished last week, "Country j Girl." : He has expressed disfavor with only one of those. That is "For ever Female," which he said he did because it was the last of his 14-year contract with Paramount. He now has a 15-year deal that calls for a reported 250,000 for three months' work each year. How does he get such good pic tures? For one thing, he Is one of the screen's best, most versatile ac tors. Unlike a good many of the other top male stars, he Is still young enough (36) to play a var iety of heroes. He Is also a smart cookie. "The studio wanted to put me in a couple of pictures I didn't like," he says. "So I told the bosses to loan me out to other studios. I told them they could keep what ever profit was made on my serv ices." This maneuver made him avail able for a wider variety of roles than he would have had if he had stayed at one studio. He has played everything from high com edy to heavy drama. Race Group Man Named SALEM m Wilbur Stadclman. The Dalles, fruit packing company executive, was appointed by Gov. Patterson Monday to the State Racing Commission. He replaces C. C. Curl, Pendle ton, who resigned a week ago. Curl, who Is managing Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry's cam paign for governor, quit during the controversy brought on by several uregon norse breeders. These breeders threatened to strike unless Cecil Edwards, racing commission steward, was forced to resign. The commission upheld Edwards. and the Oregon breeders failed to appear at last Monday's hearing wnicn tne commission called to hear , their charges. STARTS TUESDAY NIGHT 7 SUPPER CLUB Weed-Ajhlond Junction Featuring . Miss Dareen Cannon Exotic Dancer and Singer 2 Shows Nightly 22-oz. T-BONE STEAK DINNER Salad SJ00 Roquefort Saup ssfa Dressing :30 P.M. to 10 P.M. Cocktails Hon d'ocuvre OPEN SUNDAY 2 P.M. 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