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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO' 1TERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH rAUs rtRFflON. SATURDAY. APRIT. 17 KFLW-MM Ke. -PUT Saturday Evcninr, April 17 :00 Ufa Prcttnd CBI 6:30 Garden Gate CBS U Word ! Lifs- 7:00 Two for 1h Mono CBS 7:30 Charlies bedtime Stories 00 The Laos Asnger ABC II 23 Newi 1:30 Guntmoke CBS SS Sanka Salute CBS 0:00 Jjnuny Wakely CBS ' 0:30 A Nat of Easter Triumph 30.00 10 P H. Headlines 30:15 Li I him Cruris ABC . 11:00 Sign Off News Summary ' 11.-05 Sign Off fcrLW 145J Ke. rST Sunday, April IS ' S:00 Sunrise Service CBS Hollywood BOW! fl-30 Local unriM Service 7:30 Church ol the Air CBS M Salt lake CTtj ratjerascJa CM M Light At Ufe Hour ABC 0 00 The World Tomorrow ABC 0 30 How Christian Science Heels 8:i5 You Were There 10 00 Christian in Action ABC 10:30 National Vespers ABC 11:00 First Pre.byienan Church 12:00 New York Philharmonic CU - I:M Old raauoned Revivaj Hour ABC 2 so vote ot rroBcy abl 3.30 Greatest Story Ever Told ABC I N Hour Of DerittMi ABC 3:30 Galea Drake CBS 3:45 Johnny Mercer CBS 4:0O The Sj-tnpnooette CBS 4 30 A roc V And C&S 5,00 Edtar Rrci A C&arlie McCar tiiy CBS S:30 CBS Newsrewun. Sunttar Desk CBS COOHaDmark Pla house CF.S 30 Sumsj Rereraae T1W Gene Auir CBS T The Whistler CBS tXiT Mm Brooks CPS a ao My Utile Marc CBS Birvg Cr-tj CBS Jack Benny CBS i ml MeoAUiMM 1 15 MBauur M.vuu Ueadliaea ABC r Srm-al Time ABC 11 o Sum Off News Summary HAS Soxn Oft YFLW 14 . PPT Monday. April 19 ' M Early :re Km -M Alan Oora Cht Barter's Aimaaac ft 5 R-or uaa Bis f U aCuuc 9t Ne Brwtfsrt E4iUat J Cfcarfree P&wndup JS oto Crrrd ABC T Betn Crocker ABC 1.-4 Batoanrt Second Cup C Coffee Oak CBaV H BretUJaM Ciuh ABC Ik Blue SLie Chet Ifuritier ABC 3 Heieoa Trent CBS t 45 Cur Gal S-j&tUr CBS lOrOO Better Lrrir.g CJttb lft :S kla Per km CBS 10.30 Yoeag Dr. Males CBS (v4a Stop A Shop ItJ WBwprux Streets ABC 11 1 5 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nor Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS IX: Noon B4UUon News II: PayMea Sidewalk Shew 12 30 House Party CBS 1.-00 Sam Hayes ABC 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS I: Hank Henry Show 3:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:45 l ed MaJone ABC 00 Wizard of Odds CBS 3:15 Ruth Ashton CBS 3:20 Betty Crocker CBS 3:25 Music 3:30 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Cam pf ire Serenade ABC 415 Phil Norman CBS 4:25 Basin Briefs 4:30 Spin with Wynne 4:45 When a Ctrl Marries ABC 00 Bdwaxd Murrow CBS 5:18 B c B Melody Time 30 Today's Sports ItiglulBta 1 45 Prank Gobs CBS S:U Hometown News 6:00 Lux Badio Theatre CBS 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7 25 Las Griffith. News ABC 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:45 Guest Star 6:00 Suspense CBS JO Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 0:00 Beulah CBS 0:15 Julius La Rosa CBS 0:30 Preview of Tomorrow 0:45 Forward March 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Lum St Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub li:oo Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Slab Off KFJ1 111 Ka. PBT Saturday Evening, April 17 60 How II Happened -6:18 Music 0:25 Hollywood Highlight! 6:30 Assembly of Hour 7:00 Proudly Wc ) 7:30 Klamath Temple Hour 6:00 Club 1150 P OO Nine O CIock News DLBS 8:15 Tor Dancer's Only 8:50 Jack BMrkhouse Sports MBS 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off KFJI 1158 Ke. PST Sunday, April 18 7:30 Oral Roberts :00 Wings ot Realtoa 1:30 Back to God DLBS 80S Radio Bible Class MBS 0:30 Youth Soldiers for Christ 0:45 PentaCMta Church 10:00 Newspaper of the Atr DLBS 10:15 rrank and Ernest MBS APPEARING NIGHTLY 97 SUPPER CLUB Weed-Ashlond Junction Featuring - Miss Dareen Cannon Exotic Doncer and Singer 2 Shows Niqhtly 22-ox.T-BONE STEAK DINNER - Solod $00 Roqutfort Soup Mm Dressing 6:30 P.M. to 10 P.M. Cocktails Hon d'oeuvro OPEN SUNDAY 2 P.M. JHE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD Pusenti THE RESURRECTION" Jhe Trodillonol Easter Drama SUNDAY, 2:30 P.M. KFLW RADIO-1450 ABC Radio Network lt-30 Lutheran Hour MB1 11:00 Keep Healthy MBS 11:15 Land of the r'reo 11:30 Musis at Manhattan DLBS 11:45 Across the Blue Pacific 12:00 News DLBS 12:15 BUI Cunningham MBS 12:30 Comic WeekFy Man 1:00 Guy Lombardo Orrhettra DLBS DLBS 1:30 Flight In the Blue MBS , 1.55 Lome Green MBS 3:00 The Shadow MB 3 1:3 Tne DeteeUvs MBC 3 55 Cecil Brown News MBS 3:00 Nick Carter MB 3:30 On The Line With Boh C ootid in 3:43 Klamath Men's Bowling Tourna ment 4:00 The Story of Faster 4 30 Squad Room MBS 5 00 High Adventure MBS S:30 Jimmy Fidler 5:45 KFJI Commentary 00 Walter Wincn.il ABC 15 Local News -2S Hotlm-ood Highlights 630 Youth Views the ."fws 7:00 Counterspy MBS 7.30 Nightmare MBS 6 00 Let George Do It DLBS f30 State of the Nation MBS 00 Nine O Clock News DLBS 15 Sports Hall of Fame 30 Chicago Theater of th Alt MBS 10 30 Sign Off KFJI l!5t Ke. PST Monday, April 19 I Sunrise Serenade 30 Farm Reporter 45 Sons of the Pioneers I 7:00 Frank Hemingway News DLBS T.15 Breakfast Can MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 First Edition Local News 7:55 Something To Think About 80 Cecil Brown MBS IS Bob Greene News DLBS 6:20 Melodic Interlude 23 Holland Engle Krws MBS 30 Breakfast Can MBS 45 Morning Melodies 39 carnauon mum nm 45 Music of Manhattan IS 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10 15 Tsllo Test DLBS 10:30 A Visit to Leo's Camera Shop ; 1643 A Vint to LaPolate 1 11:00 Cliff En n!e News DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street Varieties 11 30 Queen for a Day MBS 11:00 Tip from the Town Skep 12:15 Noonday Edition Local News 13:3a Best on Rccora 13:45 Notes from the Scooper ' 1 O0 Matinee Melodies 3 00 Lakeview Roundup Time 3.25 Sam Hayes News 3.-30 Serenade In Blue 3:45 TeUo Test DLBS 4 00 Let's Go To Town 4:15 Frank Hemingway New DLBS 4 3 Curt Mauey Time MM 4:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS 8:00 News DLBS 5:05 Bobby Benson MBS 5:30 Wild BUI Hick or S:5 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Hastier MBS 6:15 Evening Edition Local News 6:25 Hollywood Highlight 6:30 Virgil Pinkler News uLSt 6:45 Sam Haycr News DLBS a Bill Benry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Snorts Reoort J 7.40 Derby's TV Report 7:45 Perry Como Show UBS 8:00 The Falcon MBS 30 The Railroad Hour NBC 00 Newspaoei- of tke Air OLBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Moonlight Melody Tims 9 5J Robert Hurleish News MRS 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off StNO f KOGRAM SCHEDULE 57t Klloc7Clca. 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Sunday, April 18 7:00 Sunrise Serenade 7:30 World News 7.45 Llttls White Chspel 6:00 Music for Sunday 8:15 Calvary Echoes 5:.T0 Judy Realty News 8:35 Band Music B:45 Concert 8:15 Ministerial Program 0:30 Church Directory 8:45 Mantcvanl 10:00 News Features 10:15 Navy Star Time 10:30 Chapel in the Sky ii. uu i.oncsrx aiooos 12:00 Noon Praver 12:00 Sports News iz:u3 iake county News 12:10 Modoc News 12:15 Noon News 12:30 All Time Hit 12:35 Wax Factory Part I wax racwry fare 11 1:00 Wax Factory Part 111 1:30 Organ Moods 1:45 Guest Star 3:00 News and Snorts i 2:13 Tin Pan Alley 3:30 Errand of Mercy Drama 2:45 Sunday Concert 3:00 News Sponsored 3:05 Sunday Concert 3:30 Proudly W Hall 4 00 News 4:08 Show Tim Rawa 4:30 Music 5:13 World News Final &:50 Sign Off KBES TV Medford, Channel ft Saturday, April 17 3:50 Devotions 4 00 TBA 4:30 Angus Bowmer 5:00 Western Theater 6:00 Melody Wranglers 6:30 Radio Patrot 7:00 That's My Boy 8 00 Jackie Gleason Show 8;C0 Pet Milk Amateur Hour 8:30 Break the Bank 10:00 Best Theater 1100 News 11:05 Weather Forecast 11:10 Sign Off Sunday, April 18 1:30 Youth Takes a Stand 2:00 Adventure 3:00 American Week 3:30 Faith For Today 4:00 American Forum 4:30 Del Monla Garden Show PC 3:50 News 6:00 This is th Life 6:30 TBA 7:00 Private Secretary 7:30 Life of Riley 8:00 Toast of Town CBS-NC S:00 Inner Sanctum 0:30 Weekly News Review LFC :45 TBA 10:on Letter to Loretla 10 30 News-Weather 10:35 Sign Off THKATKR VISIT MOSCOW Pi Premier Georgl Malenkov and other top Soviet gov ernment chiels turned out Thurs day night lor a performance by the Comedie Francalse, the famed French theatrical troupe which ls visiting here lrom Purls. Klamath Folia. OrMoa AMERICAN CHINESE Foods or their but! Ben B. Lee, Mqr. ffc, 4494 For Ortforg To Toko Out ffl ENTRY BLANK Third Annual Klamath lasin Hobby Show , Sponsored by v 20-30 CLUI OF KLAMATH FALLS arid YMCA April 22-23-24 at YMCA , . Nam ....... Addreif i Club or Organization Phone Age (Ago Classifications: Adult, A; Junior and Senior High, I; Grammar School, C.I . Kind of Entry Value of Entry Individuals must compete In own class. Fill out this blank and mail or bring to YMCA, 722 Pino, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Deadline for entry is 7 p.m., April 21. '- . While special supervision will be maintained during the show and every precaution will be tak en for the safety of exhibits, it must be under-, stood the owners are required to assume all risks, should any exhibit be damaged, lost or stolen. The committee will render all possible aid in re . covery of same, but will not recognize any claim .for payment of the value or portion thereof. Signed Exhibitor HOME EXTENSION MIDLAND By Mrs. George Ovtrmlre The Midland Home Extension Unit held the last meeting of the year at Joan's Kitchen, April 8 at 10:30 a.m. With heads wrapped in towels, and faces well smeared with cleansing cream, lots of laughter and comment on how each one looked, was Indulged In by 16 members and two guests present. During the morning ses slon members prepared the cleans ing cream and freshener led by Mrs. Audrey Ager as Mrs. George Overmire talked on "Home. Care cf the Skin." The cream made by uie members has all the basic in gredients used in cosmetics. A delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. August Andrleu, Mrs. Joe Horsley. Mrs. Jack Lund and Mrs. I. T. Merkey. The business meeting was opened with a letter read by Mrs. Joe Horsley from Dolores Bracken asking for two mem bers to be present for the SDaclne of exhibits at the spring festival. Mrs. Leon Andrieu and Mrs. Nor man Rlsley will attend this meet ing. The new plastic tablecloth pur chased by Mrs. Audrey Aner was used for the first time. Mrs. Stanley Rayson turned In her report on "Pennies for Friend ship" as the ACWW chairman. A health report was made out for Mrs. Wilson Phipps. A motion was made and sec onded that the unit buy a gift for Joan s Kitchen in time for the festi. val. This will be purchased by Mrs. Charles Packer and Mrs. Stanley Rayson. Mrs. Fred Costcl won the promptness prize. Mrs. blarney Rayson announced that a new 4-H garden club was Deing formed. The two suests were Mm H w Prough of the Bonanza unit, and a former member Mrs. John Mist ier who thanked the unit for their gift to the Klamath Nursing Home. a motion was made for nlans for a potluck lunch at the kltcnen May 13, and then go in a bodv to the nursing home for a visit. Mrs. Joe Horslev was re-Hprfpri chairman of the unit; Mrs. Audrey Ager was elected vice-chairman and Mrs. Georee Overmlrp u,a elected secretary treasurer. All WEEK'S SEWING BUY It's our Renins Ruv nf th fc the mast fashion for the least sewing! Make this dress again and gain you'll love Its coolness, comfort, flattervl Nnia ih mn lines of the cardigan cover-up ouoies as a Diouse, too. Get this going now! Pattern 9304: Misses' 8izcs 13, 14, 18, 18, 20; 40. Size 16 dress 3 yards 35-Inch: Jacket 1 yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 8 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care cf Herald and News, Pattern Dept., PO. Box 8140, Chicaao 80. III. Print your nama, address, lone; tin, style number. w ' w ,-v 1 7:n in .. Clau , new officers will be Installed at the May 4 spring festival' by the alumnae of the county committee. Tickets may be reserved from Mrs. Joe Horsley, phone 8738. Child care may be obtained by getting a ticket from Miss Bracken's office in the postoffice building. MALIN By MRS. JOE HALOUSEK Malin Home Extension Unit held Its last meeting for this term of office, on Tuesday , evening, April 6, at the high school .home economics room. New officers elected to start their terms in September are: chairman, Mrs. Gladys Halousek; vice chairman, Mrs. Rosella Mar tin and secretary treasurer, Mrs. Elsie Mock. All dew unit officers will be installed at the Home Falls, May 4. Dolores Bracken, County Home Extension Agent, was Jn charge of the project "Better storage in our Homes." She showed many illus trations of modern design closets and cupboards and gave helpful suggestions lor utilizing wasted space. One way of getting added space lor storage which she sug gested, was to have the fam ily sort out and throw away all unused and unecessary items. Each member went home with good intentions for Improving stor age space. President Mrs. Mildred Rajnus, announced that the Homemakers Festival would be held this year on May 4 at the fairgrounds. Tickets lor the luncheon are now on sale and should be purchased from Mrs. Rajnus or the secretary, Mrs. Betty Byrne before April 20. Ma lta's part in the festival will be a display with the Bonanza Unit on "Better Storage In the Home." Appointed to serve on the com mittee for setting up the exhibit were Vlreinia Blohm. Jullanne Dalton and Norma Petrasck. Mr3. Clara Scott will be in charge of registration. Refreshments were served by Mrs, Emma Morelock and Mrs. Anna Lahoda to Betty Lou Byrne. MildrcO Rajnus, Virginia Blohm, Thelma Cullimore, Lucile Gray, Lorraine Shell, Donna Deltrick, Matilda Nedbalek. Emma More- lock, Clara Scott, Vlolette Kunz, Julliane Dalton, Mildred Dobry, Irene Jclinek, Norma Petrasek, Teresa McComb. Elsie Mock, El sie Quinn, Rosella Martin, Lillian Derrah, Madge Orohs and Gladys Halousek, frONIGHT ONLY Plus 10 COLOR CARTOONS starts SUNDAYS WILD ADVENTURE I FEARLESS LOVE! JEFF CHANDLER MAUREEN O'HARA New Lew Prices rft-. ADULTS vUV J '""" Ol LI4 6:30 ,M 1 iHiilihlflliJ '54 Easter Sees By JAMES DEVLIN NEW YORK Oft The lirst Easter of the H-bomb era will be observed around the world? tomorrow with prayers for peace and salvation. Rejoicing that Christ Is risen mingles with fears that man has fashioned a weapon that could doom civilization. The hope of men, women and children at Eastertide was that the occasion never would arise to unleash the bomb's fury. President Eisenhower, on whose shoulders rests much of the free world's burden of preventing war, will attend services at Augusta, Ga. In Rome, Pope Pius XII will appear on the loggia of St. Peter's basilica, to impart benediction to the world. The Christian feast of Easter, by unusual coincidence, comes this year on the same day as the Jew ish feast of Passover, which com memorates the flight of the Israel ites from Egypt. Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of the American Jewish Congress, said In a Passover messase thtt the feast, to Jews, "is a 5,000-year-old rite commemorating the brave free spirit which dominates their lives and thinking." Although tho Holy Lnr.d itself Is torn with Jewish-Arab tension, church bells will call worshipers to service as usual on Easter in old Jerusalem, scene of the cruel-' lixion and resurrection. OUTDOOR SERVICES Across the United States, hun dreds of thousands of worshipers will attend outdoor or indoor sun CONTINUOUS FROM CONTINUOUS FROM 7 In SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS I NEW LOW PRICES ADULTS 50c " ' FTOST STORY OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER !S ff lbaa' in i ,s-sSiJ C,VYi-U"v . f"sTOTSCATOoTrNEvvrr7 rise services, A number of the out door services, mostly Protestant or non - denominational, will be on hill or mountain tops. In a traditional gay note, women will don their new finery. The weather man promised, "ideal" conditions lor New York's annual "Easter Parade" on RUth Avenue. NBC-TV will televise on its net work scenes from Park Avenue at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel from 12 noon to 1 p.m. (EST), but none of the networks planned any telecasts of the Filth Avenue procession. They were mindful of criticism they received two years ago that the Fifth Avenue TV pickup wus turned into a commercial spectacle by publicity-minded people push ing into camera range to adver tise various wares. BIGGEST EGG What is claimed to be. the big gest Easter egg ui.the world, 12 't icet long and nine feet wide, is on display at Red Cloud, Neb., for an annual Easter egg hunt that attracts some 3,000 children. . Minden, Neb., known as the "Christmas City"' becauso of Its briUiant lighting at Yuletlde, is branching out this year with an Easier lighting display expected to rival the Christmas show. In Washington, three military sunrise services are scheduled by the Army, in gardens at the Walter Reed Medical Center; by the Navy, on grounds of the Navul Medical Center; and by the Air Force, at Boiling Field. Nearby, the Grand Encamp ment, Knights Templar, will spon sor sunrise services at the Arling 1:45 P.M 12:43 P.M HZ V C0E MTaHJOvANB ff nras i ' " r. .r. a. i i WEJn riot or run WlT I IT'S AS BIG AS ALL GUY MADISON jMwnooNjMWhTTNo Fear, Lejoking ton National Cemetery . Amphl theater. In Boston, the Navy will conduct a Protestant Bunrlse service' at 6 a.m. aboard the ancient frigate Constitution. A half hour earlier, non-denominational services will be held at the Cathedral of the Pines, Ridge, N.Hi, on a knoll cleared of giant pines by the 1938 hurricane. PENITENT RITES In remote little mountain vil lages in Northern New Mexico, the Penitent Brotherhood observed the Easter season without its for mer physical excesses, such as self-flagelatioo, . ' Members of the order once be lieved only blood could atone for their sins. The group, long out lawed, was recognized by ths Catholic Church' In 1947 and since has been required to keep Its rites within moderation.' An attendance of 80,000 to 100,000 depending on weather, Is expected at the annual sunrise Easter serv ices and pageant In the Wichita Mountains near Lawton In south western Oklahoma. There will be 63 scenes and hundreds of persons in the Holy City pageant. The Shrine of Ages on the south rim . of the Grand Canyon will be the scene of a colorful sunrise service to be conducted by Oov. Howard Pyle of Arizona. On the summit of Hot Springs Mountain in Arkansas, the Hot Springs Choral Club will present Its 20th annual Easter sunrise service. A ISO-voice choir of soldiers sta tioned at Fort Hood, Killeen, Tex., . warnprColor nd Stereophonic Sound . - M J mm L0W PRICPnie will sing at Easter tem.. nnrf Uni l- . . . aervicei tt persons will present i i Easter pageant in i.,Trtt! 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