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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO flKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 2T, ICet S XTLW-tlU Kfc-TST r Taeidr Evenlnf, April X? - : People r Tunny CBS BrSO Mr. Mn, North CBS 7:00 Johnny Dollar CBS T My Friend Inn CBS 1:00 Two Ttrketa to Broadway S:30 Lowell Thomaa CBS 45 Tenneue Ernie Show CBS 00 America'! Town Meeting ABC 45 Kentucky Derby Trial CUfi 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Sporta Koundup. ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off Newt Summary 11.03 sun off KFLW14M Ke. FRT Wednesday, April 28 tt Early Bird Newi 05 Alarm Clock Club 30 Hafter't Almanac f 45 Rid tho Bui C:55 Muale 7:00 Newt Break fait Edition T;1S Charlie's Roundup 1JO Bob Oarred ABC 1.40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 100 Break fi it dub ABC 00 Blua Skin . " ' t:15 Ma Perkins CBS . Young Dr. Malont CBS ' 9:45 The Penney 'a Show J00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Perry Maton CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 30:45 Mao cine Newsstand Theater 10:55 WhUperin Street ABC 11:15 Brighter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS W$M 60 OPEN g:3Q P.M. jii?iljilrlljj TONIGHT LIKE WOMAN Edward G. kOHNSON Paulctt GOODAJtO RT.SIEVtlB-PORTBt Wli-Adm Wllims HOWI ADULTS 50e: DOORS OPEN 6:30 LAST 2 DAYS! THURSDAY! JEFF CHANDLER RHONDA FLEMING Mtf the MBS UNIVERSE BEAUTIES KHORTS-CARTOON-NEWa Adult 75c - Kiddie 25c 3 V7A V ly At Author JEFF CHANDLErTl ' rfflmKIDDIESl diia tn iiahii -FREE TICKETS FOLLOWING MERCHANTS tu Uft Ntrtt hum etna ,tnt4 ttIM ffM W. MX XH kHIk MS iim a siw di'w aAipf ) Ml 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:15 Payln Sidewalk Show llt:30 Sam HaVN ABC 1 ,:! Arthur Godfrey CBS - 2 00 Wliard of OddN CBS S IS Ruth Akhton CBS 2 30 Phil Norman CBS 3:.t0 Houae Party CBS 3:00 Better Living 3:15 Hank Henry Show 3.45 Basin Brleft 3 55 Betty Crocker ABC 4 00 Ted Ma lone ABC 4:13 Spin With Wynne 4 4S When a Girl Marries ABC ft 00 Edward R Murrow CBS 5:15 B & B Melody Time 5 30 Today's Sports Highlights 5 43 Frank Gou CBS 3:55 Hometown News P OO Slst Precinct CBS :3Q Bouncing with Barahoo 7 00 The Lone Ranfir ABC 7:23 Lcs Griffith ABC 7:30 Longlne Symphonette CBS 80 FBI in Peace At War CBS t, 30 Lowell Thomas CSS 8.45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS P:00 Mystery Theater ABC :30 That Rich CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Serenade In Blue 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Oft News Summary U5 Sign Off KIM1 l!5t Ke P8T Tuesday Evening-. April ST ;00 Gabriel Reatter MBS 6:15 Evening Edition Local Newt 8:23 Hollywood Hlghtifhta 30 Virgil Pinkley News DLBS U Sam Hayea DLBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Red Skclton Show T 30 Sports Report T:40 Derby's TV Report 7:45 Eddie Fisher Show MBS 8.00 That Hammer Guy MBS 6:30 KU Student Body President Can didates t:45 Heidelberg Harmonatrw M Newspaper ol Alr DL S:13 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS Q-M Klnnnlifhl MolnHr Tim S:3S People Helping Each Other MBS 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight U.-00 Sign Off KFJ1 115ft. Ke PST Wednesday, April 28 9H6 Sunns Serenade t 6:30 F.irra Reporter C:45 Sons ol the Pioneers 7:00 Frank Hemingway Newa DLBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:43 First Edition Local Nw 7:55 Something to Think About S O Cecil Brown MBS 6.13 Bob Grne New DLBS JO Melodic Interlude POORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M. NOW SHOWING! MSff! Short Cartoon . Newt NEW LOW PRICES Cff, ADULTS W . DOORS OPEN 6:30 ENDS TONIGHT! " TOMORROW ONLY hnvmw verify ANN BOTH "The tould . Bf IDS ARMS trr-y DEPORTRD HUM THE! JEFF CMIHEI Cotof Cartoon . Newt. ADULTS 50c KIDDIES 20c 9:30 5 J r mm SPECIAL ATTRACTION! Tlniim trt tl WM Wttw j -GUNFICHTEBS Of THE MMTIMST MMIKItf tHhttf II.I4M ffttf Mttf M IMUM tMl Kan MM 30 Brtcklaat iimna OLBI tl Moritlm Mclodlu t rm orntuon Milk Timt RBI e 4S Miulo el UnhMn 10:00 Nfw.)pr of Dii Air DLBS 10:15 Ttllo Tl DLBS 10:30 A Villi lo Ln'i Camtra Shop 10:3.1 Mu.lr 10:J A Vult to LaPolnta'i 11:00 Cllfl Xnl Nroi DLRS 11:10 South Slth SITMt Varlillta 11:30 Quaui for a Day MBS 13 00 Ttpi from th Town Shop IS: IS Noonday Edition Local Nawa 11 TO HhI on ntcord 12:45 Nottt From Tha Scoopar 1:00 Matintc Mrlodtea 3:00 Lftkavlew Roundup Ttmr 3 13 Sam Hayta Nra DLBS :M Srrenatla tn Blua 3 3 Tello Tl DLBS 4:00 Look to tha Skiaa 4:1S Frank Haminfway Nawa DLBS 4:30 Curt Mat.cy Tima MBS 4 43 Sam llayaa N. DLBS 3:00 Bob Grecoa Nlttl DLBS 3:03 Sonn of thr B-Bar-W MBS 3:30 Wild Bill Hlckok UBS 5 .V1 Crrll Brown MBS a oo Cabrlal Haattar. MBS 6:13 Evening Edition Lotal Nawa Hollywood Hlihlifhu 30 Virtil Pinklrv Nawa DLBS I 43 Sam Hayra DLBS 0:33 Bill H.nry MBS t Rod Skalton Show T:30 Sporta Report T:40 Derby's TV Report 1 43 Perry Como Show MBS 100 1 Waa A Communlit for tha rBl 0:30 Family Theater MBS f:00 Newipaper of the Air DLBS P:13 Fulton Lewis. Jr MBS S:30 Moonliiht Melody Time 0:33 Robert Hurlellh News MBS 1040 Shad Sde of Mldntfht 11:00 Slen Off KBBS TV 8CHEOULC Channrl $ TurUjr, April 37 3.50 3:30 4:00 4 30 3:00 3:30 30 r too Derations On Your Account Feminine Fancies Vsl Rogue Show Uncle Bill Show Western Theater Hollywood Album Milton Berle Big Playback Greatest Dramas Let's Kick It Around Captured Best Theater . Newa Weather Sign Off Wtdncsdsr, April ! Devottona On Your Account Feminine Fancies Val Rogue Show Uncle BiU Show Armchair Theater Hollywood Album 1 Married Jean Boston Blaekie Llberaee Amos N Andy Best Theater News Weather Sign Off 8:13 .'30 9:00 t:30 10:30 1C:3S 10:40 3:10 3:30 4 00 4:30 5 3:30 0:30 7 OO 7:30 8:00 8:30 :00 10:00 1043 10:10 Langell Farm Bureau Meets LANGELL VALLEY The reg ular monthly meeting of the Lan frcll Valley Farm Bureau was held at the community hall April 20, with chairman Ben Nork in charge of the business meeting. Vic Doug las and Jim O'Donobue of J. W. Kerns showed slides and talked on the control of nemetode (eel worm). Santford Johnson showed slides be had taken on his trip to Alaska. The next meeting will be May 18. Douglas and O'Donohue will show pictures on game conserva tion, representing the Isaac Wal ton League." A representative will be appointed from this center to go to Reno the first part of June for a Farm Bureau School. The control Board of the Langell Valley Community Hall and the Langell Valley Farm Bureau wish to thank everyone for the cash do nations they, have received toward fixing up the community hall and all those who gave so generously of their time when the remodeling was being done on the hall. Mrs. Nork served refreshments at the close of the evening. VICTORY BUENOS AIRES. Argentina ID President Juan Peron's vice pres idential candidate. Rear Adm. Al berto Tetssalre, headed for an overwhelming election victory Monday. With the Peronlsta lead almost 2 to 1. a spokesman for the Radiocal Party apposition con ceded defeat. 8EW-EASY OUTFIT! 9326 10-20 trw 1lTfeitv1IitVlM Make your dream dress come true sew fashion's princess en semble in a Jiffy. Picture It In shan tung or taffeta for now linen pique, or print cotton for summer. Bodice Is curved low above a bil lowy skirt. pattern nw. Misses' Bites 10. 12, 14, If, 11, 20. Site 16 dress, 4?i yards 36-inch fabric; bolero requires i't yaras. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Bew chart shows you every step. . Bend tiilrty-flv cents In coins for this pattern add 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Bend to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 70, Chicago M. III. Print your name, address, tone; II 1 II WORK IS PROGRESSING rapidly on this service station being built by Earl H. DaWitt on South Sixth Street. When completed it will be occupied by tha Richfield Oil Corporation. Opening data will ba about tha and of May. anwawwwi ;;i ' rw ROtERT A. MOn, seaman apprentice, is home on re cruit laava until Monday, whan he will report for 12 weeks of radar school at San Francisco. Mott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mott,. 206 Gage, and a graduate of KUHS last spring. A brother, Louis, Navy yeoman, is sta tioned at Pearl Harbor, and another brother, Ray, has enlisted in the Navy and will report Monday in Portland. Church Guild Holds Meeting LANOELL VALLEY The Guild of St. Barnabas church met at the home of Mrs. Wes Dearborn the afternoon of April 22. Presi dent Dale Smelcer was in charge of the business mooting. The ladles are making a complete layette to be sent to Japan. Following the meeting the ladles sewed and en joyed a social afternoon. Delicious refreshments were served at 4:30 by the hostess, to Mrs. Doug Smelcer, Mrs. O. C. Johnson, Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Mrs. Roy Whit latch, Mrs. Pete Hodges, Mrs. Marion Lindsay, Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. Oeorge Baker, Mrs. Lester Jones, snd Mrs. Lester Leavltt. The next meeting of the guild will be at the home of Mrs. Harry Frazier, May 27. QaKe it from m?... 5VWNG f MR UpTO 57 Of, TVC PROTCMS NEEPi Pfllcy 6V Children 7-'zys olo cweSunr Ronald Coleman stars in the dramatie show - "Tale of Two Cities" on "Two Tickets to Broadway" KFLW - 8:00 - TONIGHT New Air Mail Schedule AIR MAIL DISPATCH SCHEDULE Effeciire April 25. 19M All times SOUTHBOUND (read down) Trip Trip Trip l-166a 77-4SS Ms7a 10:00 am 8pokane 3:09 pm 11:30 am Pendleton 1:45 pm 1:35 pm Portland 1:97 pm 13:05 pm 3:55 pm Redmond 10:15 pin Eugene 7.58 pm Med'ord 1:10 pm Mall closes 3:00 pm K. Falls 6:30 pm 0:10 am Plane Lv. Dlsp. Reg. 3:35 pm K. Falls 9:00 am Plane Arr. Leave P. O. 3:30 pm K. Palls 5:30 pm :60 am Arr. Airport Arr. Airport 3:50 pm K. Falls 5:00 pm 8:30 am Lv. P.O. Plane Arr. 4:00 pm K. Falls ' 4:60 pm g:35 am Dlp. Reg. Plane Lv. 4:10 pm K. Falls 4:30 pm 8:15 am Mall Closes 5:65 pm Sacramento 7:15 am 6:45 pm Oakland 6;35 am 7:05 pm San Fran. 6:06 am Air mall articles mailed after 5:36 p.m. will be dlipatrhrd at 16:06 p.m. to trains connecting flights at Portland and San Francisco late the following morning. Evangelist . Reports Success Evangelist Michael F. George, Is conductmg a city-wide aalvatlon healing campaign, reports atten dance in the hundreds each night of the campaign. The meetings are held each evening through May 2 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday at 2:30 jind 7:30 p.m. Oeorge is an Internationally known evangelist, whose world' wide tours feature salvation healing campaigns. He Is being sponsored in Klamath Falls by the Pentecostal Church of God. 2041 Radcllffe, the Rev. J. E. Reddlck. pastor. George has had no theological training, but claims the gills ol healing and knowledge of the ser. mon. According to Oeorge, he Is able to name afflictions of mem. bcrs of the congregation and heal them through their faith. The public Is Invited to attend DEATH LONDON in The Duke of Somerset. 71, head of one of Eng. land's oldest families, died Mon day. 2n f Hi? v" I N I l.i given are Pit'lllc Standard Time NORTHBOUND (read up) Motorist Hits S. 6th Viaduct An elderly Bonanza man was taken to the Klamath Valley Hos pital shortly alter 7:30 last night alter his car crashed head-on into the cement abutment at the north end of the South Sixth street via. duct. The Injured man. Ben Gordon Nixk, 63, was driving south on Sixth, according to city police. when his car apparently swerved to the right and plowed Into the pillar. Nork was taken to the hospital by Kaler's Ambulance Service and hospital attendants stated this mcrnlng he had had a fair night. , POLL LONDON W The school mag. arlne at the high school children of U.S. servicemen attended in suburban Bushey Park has polled the students on "What would you most like to take back to the United States?" Reply from one of the girls: "The Duke of Edln. burgh." KhaswHi folia, Oreaea AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at their kostf Ian I. Lea. Mar. Ms. MH Ft OreWs To Toko 01 The Herald and News is the basic advertising medium of the Klamath Basin because it enters most all homes every day by paid invitation and carries the complete messages of commercial concerns, politely yet forcefully, to all members of the family at the times they wish to receive them. TV Crime Detection Snows Deplored By lly Mill THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. Wi Howard Dulf, oils ol radio's ureat in Ivnto eyos, dlsdiilns tho ml ol criiiio detection as practiced on TV. Dulf waa the original Sam Huatlo on radio and his show will bo long remembered by whodunit fanciers. The show catapulted Dull Into f litis fame. Later he gave up Ilia show, because ol billing, money and other dldlculllcs. "That was Unco years ago, and people are still asking n about the show," said Dull between scenes of "Nevada Gold." "Strangers come up to mo and say how much they liked It; Uu'y aslt why I don't get back on the air with II, "The show must have been good to evoke all that Interest. The good thing about it was that It had flavor, and that's something I don't find In tha TV private eyo Bonanza Holds Variety Show BONANZA The second annual Boiiaiua Variety show lor the bene fit of the Boiiaiua Big SprUiKS Park at Bonanza waa held in the High School April 33. lite house was packed and over 1300 wus cleared. Following tho show, rc ireahmcnts of cake and colfee were served In (he school cafeteria. Later a large crowd stayed and enjoyed (1" lrc0 squaro danco. Calling was done by J. D. Stanley. Mrs. Florence Wilson, Mall n, wrote the script "Tills Is My Coun try". Mrs. Charles Dsllon was the director snd Mrs. Cecil Haley wns In charge ol tlie make-up and cos tumes. The two hours of enjoyable pro gram opened with -Mrs. Vlolette Moore, Klamath Falls, playing or gan music, Mrs. Mary Jane Pnygr, Maun, alio played organ muMC Bob Sclunor Was Master ol cere monies, Introducing tho dlflcrcnl musical numbers and sails. The committee gratefully acknowledges the assistance re-; eelved from members ol the com- munltles of Merrill, Maun, Klam ath Falls, Bly, Newell, Sprague River, Bonanza and Poo Valley, i They also wish to thank Vloleite i Moore. Florence Wilson, Ruby Ku- Jac, Mary Jane Paygr and Louis R. Mann to whom we are indebted for the use of the organ. ! The Park Board Is going ahead with plans which Include the tennis court. Landscaping committee and all the Bonanza-Langelt Valley Oar- den Club members will be working every alternoon stoning April :o. i cleaning, planting and landscaping the park. Any help will be greatly : appreciated. ! There will be a cooked food aale ! May 8. at Brown's Variety Store,; starting at 10 a.m. to make more . money tor the tennis court, -. I Hans Norland Aula Insurance. 637 Pine. aw Cay lord Schnauzor "Any pot is sure to look better, feel younger when he eats high protein, vitamin-rich DOG-E-STU! Buy it... at your grocer's. ..now! Howard Duff series. Hum had the ability to kid himself. The show could go from very light to very heavy, Yet lit the eml bum could always laugh tho whole thing oil, "If the plot waa a tulle con. fused mid many weeks I couldn't lluuro It out niynell Sam would laugh and say, 'Well, you had a good ride lor 38 minutes. What more do you want logic?' "But the private eyre I have seen on TV are deadly serious. They go about their work with an air of lulallablllty. And Ilia may. hem I Bodies all over the place, "That was something 1 was against on Spade. They would have me killing oil uooplo right and led, I kept tolling the produ cer, Bill Spier, that Spade couldn't do that. Ho could only kill when he was cornered and there was no oilier way out." Duff observed that "Dragnet" has thrown a damper on the pi! vale eye shows on TV. Tho reality ol Uie Thursday night Joe Friday series inakea the Joued-up crime show aeoni phony. lining a star nluuinus of the dainea.aiid.iloletilou school, Dull has naturally been offered a bevy of TV crime sliowi to choose from. Ho has chosen not to run. None uf the olieruiKS seemed to hint to have tho lluvor of old Sam Spade, Now he s up lor another series. He did a Ford Theater film called "Ming Lama," a whimsical melo drama about a charter airplane pilot who takes dangoroua assign ments. Screen Grins, which pro duced the lllm, la angling a series callrd "Johnny Nlgluliawk.'' "It's more an adventure aeries than a detective opus," explained Dulf. "Johnny Is a former aca who Hew P38a at light during the war. Hence tha name, Johnny Nlghthawk. He gets logelher Willi his wartime mechanic, played by Dave Willock, and they buy an old DC3 lor charier. "If the series does sell, I wsnt to work closely with tho writers to rre thut the flavor ol tha char acter remains llsht and easy. I thr.k that's Important." DON'T MISS ARBUCKLE MODEL SHOE CLEARANCE MEN'S SPRING ond SUMMER SHOES ARBUCKLE'S MODEL SHOE STORE 717 MAIN tw.r-fiJ oaU Mrxtastea fit home-makt 'stawf DOG-E-STU a IONNIE product ..nasi -: afcaf sue, styia number.