Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 20, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO 4-H Club Leaders Finish Plans For Annual Affair Klamath County 4-H Club execu tives, leaders end members are ce menting plans for the annual Spring Fair to be held this week. Thursr day, Friday and Saturday, at the Fairgrounds, and have issued an in vitation to Basiniles to attend. This morning the 4-H Club office announced the contest schedule as follows: Thursday, starting at ( a.m., ill be Beginning Clothing and Home- making demonstrations: a.m. Cbandelle Horsley and N ancle Ray son, crepe paper cord: 9:30, Laila Wakkuii and Ruth Ann Bora, borne- making; 9:40, Louis Fundenburger, clothing: 10 s.m.. Sue Brumback, ' making a head scarf; 10:20, Mar leo Breithaupt and Carolyn Strunk, sewing box. Muffin contests: 9:30, Breda OCKeeffe, Diane West. Diane Walk er and Daphne Hobbs; 10 a.m. Judy Esgate, Judith Longer and Kathy Rsdspinner: 10:30. Nancy Turner, Carmen Feebler and Joan Funden burger: 11 a. nl., Carolyn Koehn, Mary Wells and Lois Fundenberg er. Beginning cookery demon- : titrations: 12:60, Russell Scfcun and Tom Trulove, aluminum foil cook ery; 1 p.m., Dorothy Danosky, tossed salad; 1:20, Roy Billings, pineapple sp-lad; 1:30, Maxlne Morse and Doris Relnes, packing a lunch; 1:50, Breda, O'Keelfe and Diane West, table setting.- - Nora Spillane and Sherry Craw ford, cookery. 2:06; Carolyn Samp le and Janet Kay Owens, Waldorf salad, 2:40; Judy Cullimore and Karen Rajnus, table setting, 3 p.m. .Joan Quinn, potato puffs, 3:20 p m ; Judy Cunningham and Carol Burns, cookery, 3:40; Cheryl Wllley and Margaret Dotson, cupcakes, 3:40. DOORS OPEN 8.30 . ENDS TONIGHT! tssitrnwumuKtum - 4a. BEAR FRIDAY & SATunMT "SECRETS OF A .NIGH SCHOOL GIRL" "Tha Girls Art Fools" ALL TICKETS SOc :; country Uf1 mxTICMNICOLO TOMORROW!. I (taUt aW I aum sMiaasj iTUHNICOUIlliwtam.iiux Adults 50c Kiddies 20 U(i-JPTCTVUT TOM FROM q ITOOS.T' MlaPtlMlt..! ssjpi SPECIALl! rvZrn T0N,GHT0NLY! mMk pe r car '.'vV'Vi' '': 1 Brinj As Many VfTsnr) a you with? Wti38to- COME ' glEARLY! Friday, Bread Baking Contest; 9:30, Nancy Kolkow, Sherry Craw ford and Dorothy Kelllson; 10:16, Judy Cullimore. Ruth Flescher and Margaret Colwell. Junior Dollar Dinner, 9:30, Nora SpUlane; 2:30, Dorothy Kelllson. Cake Baking Contest: 1 p.m., Dorothy Danosky, Mary Lou Tur ner and Joyce Farmer: 2 p.m. Car ol Belling, Martha Tubach and Janice Heseltine; 3 p.m. Marcla Kenyan, April Gilbert and Janet Wilson. Saturday, Biscuit Baking Contest: I JO a.m., Tom Trulove, Toby and Russell Schuh. Livestock and other demonstra tions: 9 a.m., Kathy Moor and Peggy Carson, flower arranging: 9:20. Carolyn Koehn and Dick Ren in,., planting a seed flat; 9:40, To by and Russell Schuh, preparing a "bug-killing" Jar; 10 a.m., Orace Estrada, feeding pigs; 10:20, Bob Stephens, sheep; 10:40, Rex Porter- field and Billy Liskey, livestock; 11 a.m.. group from Merrill, names to be announced, dairy. Home Economics Judging con tests: 10 a.m., cookery, clothing and homemaklng. Wool Sewing contests, 11 a.m., Carol Relling. Martha Tubach. Kay O Donahue, Sharon Davis and Bon-nli- Crawford. - Patching Contest, 11:30, Marga ret Heyden, Norma Lyon and Caro lyn Garrison. Style Revue judging will begin at 1 p.m. The style snow win no neia Saturday evening at 7:30.' All exhibits will be open Jo the public starting Thursday morning until t p.m. Thursday and Friday evenings, and until following the Style Show Saturday, BURGLAR DSnVER MP; A burglar dipped a hand Into the cash drawer of the Double Dip Creamery yester day and came up with 9200, own er Florence Butler complained to police. DOORS OPEN 6;3Q NOW PLAYING! OUTDOOR SPttCTACUr. GinemaScop GUY MADISON Jta WUDOH Jmm WHTTMOM SHORTS-CARTOON NEWa Adults 75c -Kidies 25c DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! 0 71m M .auctmuT isrrnumr luiwiut New Low .ADULT$ kaP iMrrtM J f m - - .-. m ai apiai.i bsj 11 aMHIMMaMMaaBaIBHalB TWO LITTLE NEWCOMERS, to America and to Pelican City, Maria Vittoria Bustiani, 1,j and Giuliani Buitiani, 8, recently of Italy were Introduced at the annual assembly and Junior Red Cross meeting at the Pelican School this week. Seatad II to r) Sharon Russell, Maria and Giuliani, Standing, same order, Junior Red Cross officers, Stephanie Bonotto, president; John Ward, treasurer and Catherine Fanning, secretary. The little recant arrivals, are fast learning the English language and their school mates are picking up soma Italian. Special guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Virginia Dixon, executive secretary of the Red Cross, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Warren Bonnet, secretary of the Junior Red Cross and Mrs. Archie McClurg, parent rep resentative of the organization. . (Hadw KFLW 1450 Ke.-rsT ' ; Tuesday Evening, April 20 4:04 Johany Dollar CBS 4:30 My rrlcnd Irma CBS 7:00 Ptopla Art funny CBS 7:30 Mr. Si Mra. North CBS S:O0 Two TJckeU to Broadway 8:10 Lowell Thomu CBS S:43 Tennessee Ernla Show CBS ' S:00 Beulah CBS :1S Whet Do You Think? , 0:30 Harry James Orch. to at is p. at. RMiines 10:1S Lum Sc Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:09 Sign Oil in- 14H Ka. PIT Wednesday, April 21 S t aarly lire News . S:SS Alarm Clock Club S:S0 llsitar'a Almanac : Ride the Bus S:HS Musle VM News Breekfeit MIUss 7:1S CkarUa's aeandiw T.se Bak Carres ABC T:a Bstty Croeksr ABC t:S SUrrr sMkkltt's Bwaai CeffM Clak CM 0 at Breakfast Club ABC : t Ot Blue Skies 1S Chet Huntley ABC :30 Helen Trent CBS t:U Our Gal Sunday CBft 10:00 Better Llvlna lt:ts Ha Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Melons CBS Cua at Disarmament Talks Planned UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ( Spurred by the menace of the hy- droiten bomb, the western Powers prepared today for new disarma ment talks witnoui knowing wnetn- er the Soviet Union will take part, The 12-natlon v. N. Disarma ment Commission set up a sub committee, yesterday to start the talks. In private, here Friday, It adopted ! a British proposal naming Britain, Canada, France the Soviet Union and the United States to the subgroup. It rejected 10-1 a Soviet bid to add Communist China, Czechoslo vakia and India. Only Soviet Delegate Andrei Y. Vlshinsky voted aRa,lnst the pro posal and for his own amendment. Lebanon and Nationalist China su stained on the tormer, Lebanon mi the latter. Vlshinsky had warned belorc- hand that adoption of the British plan, which he called one-slned would "create difficulties for the Soviet Union as regards Its partlc Ipatlon In the work of the subcom mittee." Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. of Uie United Slates called this "a thinly veiled threat to walk out. ... a thinly veiled threat to torpedo tbe peace." Britain's Sir Plerson Dixon asked If Vlshinsky meant to sab otage efforts to solve the disarm ament problem. when newsmen asked the Sovlrt delegate whether he would show up tor the first meeting Friday. Vlsb Inaky said, "I do not understand your question." Before the vote he had said his attendance "will de pend on the circumstances." The subcommittee Is the out growth of a Oeneral Assembly res olution ot last Nov. 38 and 01 Berlin agreement of the Big Four foreign ministers, announced Feb. 18, to "hold an exchange of views disarmament. It la to rtcort back to the full commission bv uuiy 10, Coast Guard Curtails Search JUNEAU, Alaska I The Coast Guard has withdrawn stir lace vessels from the search lor 14 missing crewmen of the II). ialed tug Chelan, but headquar ters here said Monday an aerial search will continue whenever the weather permits. The crewmen were lost last mursaay wnen the Chelan and a Barge It was towing to Vancouver, B.C., sank In a storm off Cape Decision, 150 miles south ot here. One body was recovered Saturday. 8lnce then searchers have found only bits of wreckage and a life preserver from the tug. Ol'lIlED MISSILE; , CANBERRA, Australia in Britain will test new guided anil-alrcraft weapon at Australia's Woomera range later this v!ar. officials arriving from Eneland HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH 10:49 Magazine Newsstand Theatre I0:5fi Whispering Streets ftJK 11:15 Perry Mason CBg 11:30 Nora Drske CBS !1:4S Brighter Dsy CBS tw:0U Noon Edition News I3:1S Payltss Sidewalk thaw 12:30 House Psrty CBS 1:00 Sam Hayes ABC 1:19 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:4S Hank Henry Show i:0O Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:4S Ted Malone ABC 3:00 Wliard of Odds CBS 3:19 Ruth Ashton CBS 3-M Betty Crocker ABC. X-2S Music 3:30 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Csmpflre serenade ABC 1 ' 4!19 Phil Norman CBS 4:19 Basin Brlefa 4:30 Spin with Wynne 4:49 When a Girl Marries ABC set Idward Murrow CBS s:19 BAB Melody Time S:M Today's Sports Highlights 9:49 Prank Goss CBS S:99 Hometown News 6:00 Crime Photogrspher CBS 6:30 Bouncing with Baraboo 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:29 Les Griffith ABC 7:30 Longlne Symphonette CBS S:00 FBI In Peact and War CBS S:M Lowell Thomas CBS 8:49 Tennessee Krnle Show CBS 6:00 Beulah CBS 0:19 Bill Ballance Show CBS 8:30 Thai s Rich CBS 10:00 10 p.m. tlesdllnee 10:19 Lum 'N Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign off News Summary H.05 Sign Off srji mi k rgT Tuesday Evening, April 20 6:66 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:19 Evening Edition Local News e:-n rtouywooo nignnsnu k:30 Virgil Plnkley News DLBS 6:46 Bam Hayes DLBS s at BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 Derby's TV Report 7:49 Eddie Fisher Show MBS S:00 That Hammer Guy MBS B:30 Les Brown Show 6:49 Heidelberg Harmonalras 6:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 6:19 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS 6:30 Moonlight Mslody Time 8:99 People Helping Each Other MB: 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off , KF-II lilt Ke PIT Wednesday, April 21 6:60 Sunrlst Sertnadt - 6:30 Fsrm Reporter 6:49 Sons of tha Pioneers 7:00 rrsnk Hemingwey News DLBS 7:19 Breakfast Gaug DLBS . 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:49 Firm Edition t-oral Newr 7:99 Something to Think About a:60 CecU Brown MBS S:1S Bob Greene News DLBS g:20 Melodic Interlude an Holland Ingle News MBS a 30 Breakfast Gsng DLBS 8:43 Morning Melodies 6.30 Carnstlon Milk Time KBS 8:43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:19 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 A Visit to Leo's Camera Shop 10:39 Music 10:43 A Villi to LsPolnte's 11:00 Cliff Enale Nw, DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street Varieties 11:30 Queen for a Dsy MBS 13:00 Tips from the Town Shop 12:19 Noonday Edition Local News 12:30 Best on Record 12:43 Notes From The Scooper 1:00 Matinee Melodies 3:00 Ijkevlew Roundup Time 3:29 Sam Hayes News DLBS MnAL MAMS MMll with two ol the top names In show biitinaal Man, tkru fit, at 7:41 Tuna in PERRY COMO Mon.,Wed.,a:Fri. 2i CD EDDIE FISHER Toss., ft Thui. CUD FALLS, OREGON 3:30 Serenade In Btut 3:43 Tello Teit DLBS 4:00 Look to the Skies 4:18 Prank Hemlnfway Newi DLBS 4:,10 Curt Manny Time MBS 4:43 Sam Hayea New. DLBS 5:00 Bob Greene News DLBS .1:05 Songs of the B-Bar-Tt MBS 5:30 Wild Bill Hick ok UBS 3:33 Cecil Brown MBS :0Ti Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:1! Evening Edition Local Newa 0:23 Hollywood Hifhllghta :-(0 Virgil Pinklev Newa DLBf 0:43 Sam Hayes DLBS . :53 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sporti Report 7:40 Derby's TV Report 7:43 Ptvrrv Pnmn shnut uni 8 00 I Wat A Communist for tht FBI 8:30 Tamily Theater MBS ?! Newspaper of tht Air DLBS (1:13 Fulton Lewis, Jr MBS 9:30 Klamath Armory Wrestling 9:33 Robert Hurlelgh News MBS 1?:22 hady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off KBE8 TV SCHEDULE V " Channel 5 Tuesday. April 20 ( 3:30 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 On Your Account 3:00 Uncle Bill 3 30 Val Rogue Show fl;00 Western Theater 7:20 Let'a Kick It Around 7:30 Greatest Dramas 7:43 The Big Playback 0:OO Milton Berlt D:00 Captured 9:30 Beat Theater ' 10:43 News 10:30 Weather 10.33 Sign Off Wednesday, April 21 3:30 Devotions 00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 On Your Account 3:00 Uncle Bill's Adventure Time 3;30 Val Rogue 6:00 Arm Chair Theater 7:00 TBA 7:13 County Aient 7:30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Liberace B;30 Amos 'N Andy 9:00 Life is Worth Llvlnf 9:33 Best Theater 10:33 News 10:40 Weathtr .10:43 Sign Off Arbuckle's MODEL SHOE SPRING Arbuckle's 717 MAIN Man Caught After Robbery PHOENIX, Aril. W-The FBI reported today It had captured Herman K. Rodlg, 3S, wanted lor questioning in the sl.846 robbery of a branch bank here yesterday. Gerald B. Norrls, agent in charge of the FBI in Ariiona. said Rodlg was picked up at Sky Har- . INCIDENT - . JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector. Two salvos from automatic weapons were tired at an Israeli police car traveling along the Le banese border road, an Isrsell military spokesmsn claimed Tues day. He said the car wss hit four times but there were no casualties. Klamath Furniture Lucky man! He catches a quick forty winks while junior plays quietly on soft textured Iridescent, This beautiful embossed leaf pattern is one li - of several well styled designs in this sturdy ' all wool carpet. Iridescent is low priced at 8.95 sq. yd. . ' - - . Budget- Terms Four Floors of Fine Furniture end Floor Coverings Kiamatk unnitmie Co. 221 Main and SUMMER COME EARLY - LIMITED SIZES AND STYLES VATOK 1 i PEDWIN . . ., . - irini,ht wnere b.d?S;dt.ci:icb.pl.n.out of phoenix. Morris said Rodlg had leu w city yesterday afternoon la a pick up truck which be drove south to ward Tucson until it ran out ot gas He said Rcdig hitchhiked back here last nigm Sl5i?''irTiT uriirr had taken ji.. .-if. Mar Arlene. 36, Into custody on a downtown Phoenix street about seven hours after the First National Bank branch was held up. The robber had banded a teller a threatening note. Mrs. Rodlg had .1.040 In her pos session which she-ssld her husbsnd had given her. the FBI said. Bank robbery charges will be Co. CARPET HUSHES FLOOR SOUNDS REALLY - EFFECTIVELY. ThatV why so many active people choose carpet they appreciate a home that's quiet and restful They know that carpet absorbs clattering noises - and cushions heavy footsteps, creating a pleasant re laxed atmosphere. For carpet that helps you enjoy your home more every minute of the day, choose ". . . those heavenly carpets by Lees." ' . .,; VALUES TO 10.95 T and ROBLEES MCML SHOE STORE TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1954 filed today against Rodlg, Norrls said. He said several persons In the bank at the time of , the rob. bery Identified Rodig as the man who left the place stuffing bank notes Into his pocket. nc Ro - . . KlesMlb Falls, Oreaaa AMERICAN CHINESE Fee el their beat! it I. Lm, Mgr. fb. 4M Fa (Men Ta Take Out Expert Installation from Klamath Furniture Co. Phone 5353 or 5339 J00 said Tuesday.