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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. in. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON west Power Pool which utUla, facility and Pwer resources (J? publio and private memberi. no InUntion ol pooling faculties or ownership and they would con PAGE TWO Puoet Sound Power Sought tinue to participate tn inn u..- and the Rent A Vacation " Travel Trailer Sleep u to J Far Inlcnatti,, PheM J5J0 or 7S5I POOLE'S STORAGE RFATTLE Wl FOUf pUD"0 . .1 Puget Sound Power & Light Co.. onlv private utility in the combine. Formation ol the planning pool w,s explained as a step taken to eliminate possible duplication ol facilities as well as to speed pow er development. For hue private power company m nounced here Tuesday they S combined in a planning group " Insure an adequate supply of J P er (or the Puget Sound area to tne The participants Include tnejw light units of Seattle and wo rn. Cbclan and Biiohom" TEHRAN, irw8- A four-nation delegation o( oil representatives and the I"" 1 talks Wednes- CAIA Klamath Powder t Equipment Inc. lit Spring rh- MW1 n,. uv members said Uiere u ' : "THE SEVEN LAST WORDS OF CHRIST," a dramatic Easter cantata by DuBois, will be presented by the combined tjhoirs of the Merrill and Tulelake Presbyterian Church choirs, un der the direction of Andrew Loney Jr. The-cantata will be presented in the Merrill Church on Good Friday evening, April 16, at 8 p.m., and at the Tulelake church on Easter Sunday. The Merrill choir is directed by Jed Murphy; the Tulelake choir by Dave Carmen. Accompanists are Mrs. Ross Ragland and Mrs. Marvin Keyser. Soloists are Mrs. E'leen Herringshaw, Mt. Laki Community Church, soprano; Jed Mur. phy, Merrill, tenor; Wilbur Haskins, Merrill, baritone. A 45 voice choir will sing the 30-minute long cantata. DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW PLAYING! SekwtW! frttaWI StMttdet kntum Is y I WFOStEt 1 J new tow 'ft f rices Ihy red. 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April li ( Gatrtel Heatter KBS C 15 -crr.g Edition Local el 423 HtCswiWd HAtAtS CJft Virgil Pinklej OLES 45 S3 Hajres Newi Ol-iS 4 55 B.U Hr alBS 7 -CO Ked Sf W Sacrw T 3 Sporu Bereft ? fl UertJj TV Feper! T 45 Perry Ombo SMw KBS go i waa a Caerjacr.m fee the rBl IJf rt-.'.y Theater DLB5 Kewrpaper a the A:r MBS f 13 r-ditro Lewis. Jr MBS ft JD K s'-ti ails Armory Wrotiwr S5 Robert Harieigh Xewi MBS lM6 S'i Side a ilidsigiJl 1LS &gn Off 1154 B.c. 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From the Scooper 1:00 Matinee Melodies 1:30 Standard School Broadcast DLBS 2:00 Matinee Melodies 3 00 Lake view Roundup Time 3:25 Sam Hayea News DLBS 3.-30 Guest Star 3:45 Tello Test DLBS 4 00 TYrwn and Country Time 4:15 Frank Hemingway Ne-t DLBS 4 59 Curt Maaaey Time MBS 4 45 Sam Hayes News DLBd 5 00 Sergeant Prettrn MBS 5 TO Sky King MBS 5 M Ceetl Brown News MBI :M Gabnel Heatter MBS 6:15 Evening Edition Local Newt . 6 33 Hollywood Highlight 6:30 Virgil Pinkley New DLBS 6 45 Sam Hayes Nwa DLBS 6 U Bill Bear? MBS TOO Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports ReoorT 7:40 Derbyi TV Report 7 43 Eddie Fisher Show MBI 00 Crime Fighters MBS I.W U Never Know 45 Hsrmonalrea 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9 13 Fultnn Lewis, Jr, MBS 0JW Moonlight Melody Time 9 55 News DL BS in oo Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off SWAMPED SALEM Wi The State Income Tax Division's offices m Portland and Salem were swamped Tuesday as taxpayers sought to beat the deadline lor tiling 1953 state in come tax returns day designed to get Iran's vast oil reserves Ilowlng again, e? : MM KlameHi Falls. Orf AMERICAN CHINESE FeHb th' '' Ben B. Lee, M9f. ' 494 Fa Oniers Te Tak Out j the 'new e illusion hee r- 'A A' ' -t f? 1 MM- "X. ' the "Lilina" pattern designed simplicity . . . elasticized for-per(ect fit. SMOOTH SOFT CALF brown, red with white white ... Suede . . . deep black . . white, blue with SHOE SOLON MAIN FLOOR EBES TV MEDFORD Channel S Mcdnckdar Evrnlng. April 14 3 Vt Afternoon Devotion 4 00 Femtnine Fetine 4 .10 On Your Arcount 5 00 rncle Bill Show 5 30 Vl Rogue Shftw 6 00 Arm Chair Theater T oo 1 Married Joan 7 30 Boston Blackie B OO Liberate 1 30 AmM 'n Andy 9.00 Life la Worth Living S 35 Brt Theater 10 35 Ntwp 10 40 Wralher 10.43 Sin Oil Thursday. April 15 3 3S Afternoon Devotion! 3 45 Gerry Moore 4 00 Feminine Fanrlei 4 30 On Ymir Account 9 00 Uncle B'll Shf.-w 5.30 Val Rogue Shnw J H Faihion Review it 00 Weatern Theeiert 7:00 Cisco Kid 7 3D Prof Ye St No 7:43 Sportsman Club ft 00 Grmicho Marx ft 10 4-Star Playho'ife 00 Lux Vido Theater R 30 Ford Theater 10 00 Favorite Storr 10 30 Newa 10 35 Weater Forecaft 10 40 Stan 0(1 Suspicious Couple Take Own Lives RICHMOND. EnBlund uTU-A coir pie who reglslcred t a local hotel yesterday tiecuned 10 tace room 13 Ravlnff it micht brine bad Hick The atiperstmous pair later identified 3mc McCulloch, 45, and Miss Olive Bailey, 40 were reassigned 1o room 13. They were found dead in ca filled roonf 12 Uat nieht, leaving behind a Joint suicide note. SURVEY SHIP TOKYO A Japan will send 11 government survey ship to the Central PaciJio soon to investigate the effects of American hydrogen bomb tests on sea water and fish Kyodo News Agency reported Tuesday. Some Japanese scientist, have expressed fear that the hydrogen bomb tests would contaminate Its in the area. American scientists ClDLTDCa ? Acst? GuDQlbSDe S " " $1445 F.O.B. Cooiiol Port ef Inhr. Steta and local tox.i. If any, lro. Wuthu ty., lodlo and Whil. Wall Tirol avolloblo at oxlra coil. Far Con- . vortlblo, tlluslroltd b.low, add $24. UP TO 40 MILES A GALLON! Official record) in 24-hour NASCAR supervised runs: Non-Hop economy lest 41.57 miles a gallon at 34.83 m, p h. Performance test 1 ,469 milcsal an average of 61 .24 m.p.h. 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