Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 28, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO n.iwvuu amu n&wa, iumaim rAtoo, unauun i SFLW-MM K. -TIT . Wednesday, April U 6:00 Army-McCarthy Hrarlngs CBS a.-30 Bounrlng with Bamboo . T-00 Tha Lone Rangrr ABC ' ' ' l ltUi Orilllth ABC 1M Myatary TliMter ABC DO FBI In Paaca War CBS : : Lowall Thomai CBS e:4S Tennasaea Ernia how :00 Longlne Svmnhonalta, CBS 0 .TO That'i Rich CBS 10:00 10 .p.m. Headline , . 10:1S Serenade In Blua ' 0:,M Army-McCarthy Hearing! CBS 11:00 Sim OH , KFMV 1M Kc. - PST Thursday, April Si 00 tarty Bird Newi :0S Alarm Clock Club e: Haner'9 Almanae 11:45 County Agent . .. :. Muale , 1:00 Newe-Bklft Edition 7:15 Charlle'a Roundup 7:30 Frank Got 1 11 Harry Babhltt CBS P OO Breakfast Club ABC P:0O Blue Skiea . CIS Ma Perklna CBS S.JS Young Dr. Malont . CBS S:4S Hank Henry Show to.-oo Chet HunUey ABC tflrlS Perry Mason CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Marian from Miller a . TONIGHT IS TOWER CLUB SURPRISE NITE l.'l"ljil DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M.- TONIGHT ONLY GREGORY PECK ANN BEiTH P'DIHlfAllMI DiFOlUlDI TOMORROW! - Caiy Grant BetsDrake Hoom For One More mm uimtm ENDS TONIGHT1 c TOMORROW! tnirttKrsriiMimzExmi JaneVWman' S1RUN6 HAYDEN-NANCY OlSQN CARTOON - Shorts ADULTS NOW 50c DOOM OPtEN 6-SO P.M. LHqiliqill) SNEAK PREVIEW 8:30 TONIGHT! ENDS TONIGHT! TOMORROW! JOAN -v ID FOHTAIHELX IUPIH0 nEDMOND O'BRIEN , ; BIGAMIST EDMUND GWENN : i OPEN 6:30 P.M SffCOMAIll C 1 " - inn ft I fx 4 ktWIIIO a. a ma m a. 1 nhMnik, Radio oq 1C:S5 WhUperlnc StrtrU ABC 11:13 Brighter Uy CBS 11. 10 Hrlen Trent CBS 11:43 Our Gil Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Nwn 17:13 P lfi Sidewalk Show 12::t0 Sam Hwm AHC 12:43 Arthur Godfrey CBS a. 00 Wttard of Odd CBS 3:13 Butt. Ahto J.20 Phil Norman CBS 2..-M Houte Prt- CBS .1:00 Belter Living 3:13 Hank - Henry Show 3:43 Rami Brief , 3:33 Betly Crocker ABC 4.-O0 Ted Malone 4:13 Spin with Wynnt 4 43 When a Girl Marrien ABC 3.00 Edward ft. Murrow CBS 3:13 I-eo Photo School 5:30 Today's Sports HighlilhU 3 43 Frank Gou CBS 3:33 Hometown New C:O0 On Stage CBS (L23 News CBS (5:30 Record Derby 7:00 Meet Mr. McNutley CBS 7:30 The Chora lien CBS r 00 Meet Millie CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomai CBS 8.45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 00 in the Pastor a Study fl.lt t .fa tin Tn TAU-n t, 30 Addru by Rep. W. Sierlinj Cole AUt 10-00 10' p.m. Headline- 10:13 Sports Roundup ABC 10:30 Army-McCarthj- Hearing CBS 11:00 Sign Off ew Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJ1 UM Kc. PT Wednesday Eteninr. April SS M Gatiiei Hf alter iBS 6:13 Eening' Edition Local New 6 33 Hollywood Highlight -:30 VirgU Pinklcy News DLBa 6:45 Sam Hayes New DLii 6.31 Bill Henrv IBS 7 DO Red Skelton Show T:30 Sports Report 7.-40 Derbjs TV Report rnnA Cknu URX DO 1 Was a Communis) (or the FBI 8:30 Family Theater DLBS 9:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 9 30 Moonlight Melody Time 8:55 Robert Hurlclfh News MBS 10:00 Shady Side ot Midnight 11 DO Sign Off WJm 115 aVt. P8T Thursday, April 39 648 SunrUe S rerun 6:30 Farm Reporter . , , 6:45 Pee Wee Stidham and hi Rain bow Melody Boy 7 DO Frank Hemingway New DLM 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:3 Today Bast Buys 7:45 First Edition Local New 7 .S3 Something to Think AOuul DLBS IM Cecil Brown atBS m S IS Bob Graena New OLBS 8:30 Melodic Interlude lil Holland Bngl Nw MBS 8J0 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:45 Strictly Feminine 9 DO Morning Melodies 9:20 Hazel Mark el! MBS 9:30 Carnation Milk Tim 9:43 Music Of Manhattan 10. D0 Newspaper of The AiX DLBS 10:15 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 From My Heart -10:33 Music 10:45 A Visit to La Point 11. D0 Cliff Engl News DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street VanU8 1130 Queen for Day MBS 12D0 Tips From the Town Shop 12:13 Noonday Edition Local Nws 12:30 Best on Record 12:45 Notes From the Scooper 1. -00 Matinee Melodies 130 Standard School Broadcast DLM 2. D0 Matinee Melodies 3c0O Lakeview Roundup Tuna i 323 Sam Hayes New DLBS DOORS OPEN 6-30 ENDS TONIGHT! Her,, comir TOMORROW! " ly Edison Marshall Formerly of Klamath Falls, Ore. 'is- csji- mat' JEFF CHANDLER RHONDA FLEMING UE J. COBS MAMIE Vm DOREN- BART ROBERTS md ft MISS UNIVERSE BEAUTIES ISHORTS -CARTOON NEWSl AduHt 75c - Kufdis 25c Yf UW- irimKiDDiiS I ild V ruAUi 1 MUey jnuw; "FREE TICKETS FOLLOWING MERCHANTS It I H toirt. Hi l trlaffr '4 MH Uk klemi a 'tun Guent Star Tello Test DLBS Town and Country Tim Frank Hemingway Ntt DL1 Curt Msm Tim MBS Sam Hay Ntwt D1.B4 SergMnt Preston MBS Sky King MBS Ci Brown Nwi MBS Gabriel Rttr MBS Evening Edition Local N Hollywood HkghllghU Virgil Ptnkley New DI4JS " Sam H Newi ULB1 BUI Menry MBS Red Skelton Show Sport Report Derby TV Report Eddie Ftsher Show MBS Crime Fighter MBS V Never Know Harmonalrc Newspaper of th 4tr DLBS Fulton Lewis. Jr, MBS Moonlight Melody Time News DLBS Shady Sid ot Midnight Sign Off KBES TV MEDFORD Channel 5 Wednesday Evening. April 2S 3:30 Devotions 3 30 On Your Account 4.00 Feminine Fancies 4.30 Val Rogue Show SD0 Unelff Bill Show ?:30 Armchair Theater 8:30 Hollywood Album 7 00 I Married Joan 7:30 Boston BUckl 8 DO Liber ace 8:30 Amos 'n Andy 9-00 Best Theater 10:00 News 10.03 Weather 10:13 Armj .McCarthy Hearing! 11.00 Sign Off Thursday, April 29 303 Devotions ...'' 3:13 Garry Moore Show 3:30 On Your Account 4D0 Feminine Fancier . 4:30 Val Rogue Show 3:00 Uncle Bill Show 3:30 Western Theater 30 Cisco Kid 7:00 C roue hp Mane 7.30 Prof. Yes and No 7:45 Sportsman's Club C:00 Lux Video Theater 0:30 Ford Theater 9:30 All Star Theater 8:30 Dangerous Assignment . 1U:00 Favorite , Story 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hearings tl DO News 11:05 Weather 11:10 Sign Off Polio Shots Don't Impress Youngsters NORFOLK. V. UV There was seme confusion yesterday lor at least one of the 2.030 Norioit coun. tv youngsters who received their first inoculation - with Dr. Jonas Salk's vaccine Mine tested lor an ti polio effects. - t - Said an unidentified second' trade cirl after receiving her shot: "My mother said she saw in the paper they were going to shoot dead bugs in us. I didn't see no dead bugs In that pink stuff. I coulda got 'em some, inougn. LOOK SLIM. TBM! Ready at the ring of the phone to go shopping, lunching, out for an evening oi luni Every smootn, slimming line Is proportioned to fit the short, fuller figure. Best of all, no pattern-alteration wor ries with this ensemble. Pattern 8039: Half sizes 14'4, 16!i, 1814, 20Vi, 22',,, 24'2. Size Wi dress, 4'4 yards 35-inch fab ric; bolero, 1 yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Bend thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago SO, HI. Print your name, address, zone; sire, style number. SPECIAl ATTRACTION! efletfUBsTM 3:3(1 .1:45 4 00 4:13 S8 4:45 5 00 3:30 t M IN 6 13 35 6 30 6.43 U TOO T 30 T:40 7:43 600 8 30 843 9:00 8:13 9 30 8 53 10 00 11. -oo w o u t4 rT p n " " tfi J Ji nBialJ I j hj v ' " m " nf' 1 1f 0 CaT 9039 -e- Utf UVi "fVUfKKtlK OF THE NOtTHfUT MOVNTU" ti nif -I" Vitin F ST-yTK lafttep tleltta V lit ItraoV - Hj I J g I i' M f !- n hi 3 . . OF : r ' s v y J i i- a , DECORATIONS FOR THE STATE ChrittUn Endeavor Convenlion to be held in Klamath Falls April 29 through May 2 will bt handled by the committee above, II to rl Nancy Ainley, Grace Fairclo and Mary Lou Stanberry. Mrs. William Ainley will paint large backdrop of Crater Lake for the banquet. Rev. DANIEL D. WALKER , Guest Speaker To Be Heard ! The Rev. Daniel D. Walker, pas tor of the First Methodist Church, Corvallis, guest speaker at the an nual Klamath County Homemak er's Festival at the fairgrounds, Uay 4,. la a native Oregonian. He graduated with an A. B. from Pomona College, later from the Boston University School of The ology. He later served two church es in Massachusetts, one at Es sex and one at Lake Shore Park. Prior to going to Corvallis to ac cept that pastorate. Rev. Walker served the Trinity Methodist Church, San Francisco. He has also held Imposing posts aa in structor la theology and as dele gate to numerous Important church conferences. His topic will be "Woman At the Window." Scottish Rite Plan Reunion Semi-annual reunion of Scottish Rite Masonic Bodies of Klamath Falls will open Friday and continue through May 8, officers of the or ganization announced Wednesday. Friday the fourth and eighth de grees will be conferred. The ninth and 14th degrees will be conferred on Saturday, Beginning on Monday evening the 15th degree will be conferred followed by the 18th degree on Fri day, May 7 and the 30 and 32 de grees are slated for the next day. On May 8, Leslie M. Scott, sov- erlgn grand Inspector general for Oregon, will be a guest of honor at a banquet. All Scottish Rite Ma sons are urged to attend the vari ous funclfons. Members expecting to take advanced degrees are re quested to contact Herman Oisvold, secretary of the lodge. National Firm Honors KF Man Al Haltan of Shaw Stationery Company was honored last week by Underwood Corporation, business machines firm which the Rhaw or ganizatlon represents In Klamath. Holmes K. Ehrssm, Underwood regional manager from Portland, presented Hattan with the Under wood All Star club Pin, with the All Star Club Certificate and placed Shaw's on the All Star Honor Roll for performance in 1953. "It speaks very well for the Klamath Basin ai well aa for Shaw Stationery Company that Hat tan's firm made 103.8 per cent of quota sales In 1853," Ehrsam said. ELECTIONS BELIZE. British Honduras Ml The people of this British Central American colony held their first full-scale general e I e e 1 1 o n a Wednesday In a major sleo toward i i f 1 SP Receives New Cars First deliveries on an order for 3S new passenger chair cars placed by Southern Pacltlo last year have Just been made. It was announced yesterday by J. H. Pruett Jr., general passenger agent. The cars embody newest devel opments for passenger, comfort and are for service on the "Shasta Daylight" between San Francisco and Portland; the "Coast Day light" between San Francisco add Loa Angeles; and the transconti nental "City of San Francisco," "8uneet Limited," and "Golden State," Pruett' said.' v ' These cars, bringing SP's total post-war passenger equipment ex penditures to S43.000.000. were or dered to fill the Increased demand lor low-cost rill transportation with about three-fourths of the rail road's passengers now traveling in chair cars and coaches, Pruett explained. All of the new cards have foam rubber seats adjustable to various positions. Some cars with chaise lounge type leg rests specially designed for sleeping or reclining are for service on trains carrying overnight travelers. Other cars with live-foot wide "sky view" windows are for the "Daylight" trains operating In scenic areas. now! The New R-100 International Pick-Up "aaaaiMaaBaiiiaiaaBBiBiMiMBaTOrii Priced wfi the Lowest; x New High Compression Economy Engine New Steering Eos w New Oversiz Brakes k New Easy Riding Springs Nw Finger-tip Shifting Nw Soft Pedal Clutch ' TM Pick-Up For All The Family! 1 See end Gat Damofiitration Ride ot , Juckeland Truck Salts and 11th end Klamath S - i V i o ROSEMARY C MURRAY ; Kleawth Falls, OreaM AMERICAN CHINESE t4t at their best! ten B. Lee, Mgr. ffc. 4 Fw OraWi T. Taka Oat Service Phone 2-2581 Air Force Plans Big Air Game , FT, nitACia, N. O. W-sA rinnt ul Clii GlubriiiiiKtoiK iitopitrrd la tiikn oil fur l.uuihhiiiii totliiy in bring major elriuonts of an liilan try division to ntouilo war games here. The pleura will haul two ictil niriitul enmbnt tennis nearly 10.01)0 nirii iiuutit 1.000 inilr-.i and luud llicin In au ulrliead selted by the Mud Auburn.' Division In (lie niit.ti drop of 8.000 paratroop. era Monday. Sixty ulooenuiaters, each capa ble of transporting 900 aoldlora. will bo used. Tho alrltlt la a tent o: moving troops quickly uver long distances for Immediate combat. MnJ. Urn. Robert W. DouglaM Jr., commander of Uie loth. Air Fuico and director ol Krrclo Tiirnlr 54-7. said yc.ttrrday Ills pluna are ready to execute similar missions all over the world should a cull come. He milled that should developments In Uulix-lilna or else where require, the planes could be diverted from maneuvers to over sens operations on short notice. The alrltlt twlwocn here and Louisiana will be spaced over four duya. The planes will go from Donaldson APU at Orciivlllr, 8. C, to Alexandria AFB, La., where 37lli Division troops from Cnmp Polk atnrtrd marshaling to day. One 37th Division rciilniriilnl combat team, the 145th, was air lilted here Inst week at tho start of Exercise Flash Hum. This Is an Army maneuver training soldiers in atomic warlare defense. The 145lh since has been engag ing all "UBgressoi" force, com posed of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Scout Leader To Be Guest of KF Rosemary c, Murray, Brattle, Olrl Scout national stall member, will be Here April W-JO. She will bo a guest at the Olrl Scout board meeting and no-host J luncheon In the Crater Room of the Wlnenia Hotel tomorrow at 1 p.m., and as a community ad viser lor Olrl Scout councils in the Pnclllo Northwest (tales and Alaska, will meet with various board committees during her two day stay, auggesllng ways Uvt they may be of more service to local Olrl Scout traders. Belore Joining the Olrl Scout organisation she served four years with the Women's Army Corps and worked with the Wash ington state Public Welfare Depart mrnt. Miss Murray l a member of tho Western Guild of Social Workers and Washington Stale College Alumnao Association. On your next trip to PORTLAND OR SAN FRANCISCO ...fry the streamlined For th best hde you've ever had try th SAosta Day light on your next trip to Portland or Ban Francisco. The engineer doea the driving. You relax In a lux. tirlous reserved seat; eat dcllcloua food in lh corte shop or dining ear; have fun In th colorful Tlml-jxlln. Tavern ear. ( FAST SCHEDULES EACH WAY Northbound" UAVI KLAMATH TALIS 4i46. M. ARRIVI PORTLAND 1 1 ,30 ,M. Soirthbouno' UAVI KLAMATH FALLS. 3129 P.M. ARRIVI SAH FRANCISCO 11-30 P.M. Returning th. DayllfiM leave Portland and Baa Francisco at 7:45 a-m., arrive Klamath Falls north bound 4:36 p.m., southbound 2:18 p.m. TO PORTLAND 9ti oni war 17" RtXINOniP JtMarved 'AJ1 faraa plui federal tax which was cut l Aprs. I) Pleoia make retervatioNa In advance WKONKSOAY. AI'UIL 2B, 1054 llrgliiieiit from Cnmp Picked, Va . anil Hie JIUlli HOT from Ft, Ueveiis, Mum, WORRY CURING CUE: WANT ADS! Worrios couiod by every day problems are cured through Wont Ads, quick! 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