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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1954)
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 10n PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON Activities Of Athletes Questioned Wmxo oq FtW - MM K - FIT Friday Evening, May 1 Godrrer Dlawst CBS Army-McCarthy Hearings CBS -Glllelte rilhtl ABC Lee Orinilh ABC Hits ud Kncores Mr, keen CBS ' Lowell Tnomas CBS ' . , Tennessee Emit CBS Ossle fc Harriet ABC Concert of Kavortles 10 p.m. Headlines Sporu Roundup ABC Army-McCarthy Hearing! CBS Sign Otf Mewa Summary sin ok UIW 1UI Ko rST Saturday, Mar I Early Bird Newe Alarm Clock Club Ride tht Bus ' Music News-Bktat tdltion (... : en t 1:30 l - t oo 30 tl) too t:30 10 00 10:19 10.30 11:00 : 11:09 too COS III CM 1:00 r-rr i only 9 days with , I PLAYTEX J LIVING 'GLOVES YOU can have softer, smoother, lovelier hands like these... I I plus protected I manicures! . 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Pop Concert ABC All League Clubhouse ABC Basin Briefs Syncopation Piece CBS Spin with Wynne City Hospital Today's Sports llKhltthU Frank Goes CBS Hometown News Let's Pretend CBS You Were There Words of Life Two for the Money CBS Charlie's Bedtime Stories The Lone Ranger. ABC ABC Late Sporla ABC Gunsmoke CBS .... Sanka Salute CBS Dancing Party ABC ,;.", Lefty Friiscll Band " ' 10 p.m. Headlines " - Dancing Party ABC. Kilocycle Klub Sign Off Newa Summary Sum Off rn use Kc pst '; Friday Evening, May 1 Gabriel Beatter MBS Evening Edition Local Newa Hollywood Highlights VlrgU Pinkley Newa OLBS 3 00 a to 3:00 3.30 3.45 4:00 9:00 S:30 9:49 5:99 too I 30 :49 TOO 1:30 a (TO P. 23 t:.T0 t 99 tin 0:30 10:00 10:13 10:30 11:00 11:03 to 13 33 :30 :49 33 TOO sam nayea n"i . F" BID Henry MBS Red Skelton Show .; Sports Report, '- Derby'a TV Report Perry Coma Show MBS Official Detective UBS I'nder Arrest UBS Newspaper ot the Air DLBS Fulton Lewis. Jr. UBS 1:30 1:40 1:43 00 S:30 too 13 t.TO t:99 10:00 11.00 Klamath FalU Armory Boxing Robert Hurleigb News UBS . Shady Side of Midnight Sign Off ' LFJI 11S Kc PBT Saturday, May S 1 Homes oat the Land 97 SUPPER CLUB WettJ-Ashland Junction Featuring Miss Barkley ' DARING COMEDIENNE SINGER .22-oz. T-BONE STEAK DINNER Salad $000 Roquefort Soup Dressing 4:30 P.M. to 10 P.M. Cocktoib Dcnctiif 1A 1:90 1:9 eoo II M :X 10 00 11:00 11.10 11:41 15 00 11:19 13:30 1:00 1:19 i 1 RAY BIGGER Electric Equipment ' aVelea,XamBaia eaaasiej B AMV (Single Phew)' New and Used - Sales and Service MOTOR REWINDING 433 Market Sr. Klamath Falls, Ore. 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Show 0 Beat on Racord , :1ft Tipa Prom tha Town Shop 9:30 Headhne Newt IH.BR ' 8:33 Social Security Program l 40 Music . 45 Muaic or Manhattan 10:00 Tan O'clock Nawa -10:15 Morning Melodic 11:90 Th Story Itllar 11:4ft firm lighten 13:00 4-H Club Program 11:1ft Noonday Edition Local Nawi 1:30 Baebll 3 20 Scortboard MBS 3 - 3ft Newa DLBS 3 30 Woody Woodperker Show MBS 4:00 Forward March 4:11 Prank Baminrway Nawa SLM 4 JO Proudly V Hail 100 ! Klgbfa Nawa MRS ' t:0S The Baptist Hour 533 Pr Ww stldham and the Rain bow Melody Boya 5:43 Jack BrtrkhouM MBS 5ft Nawa MBS :M Bow It HaDoaned this Pc Ww St id ham and tha Rain bow Melody Boya v SS Hollywood Hlghllfhta AtMMbly of God T.W Tomnij' Oden and hit Western Rhythmmailera T-M Klamath Tmpla 8. 00 Club 1150 00 Newapaper of tha Air DLBS 9:15 Tot Dancr't Only 10:00 Shady Stdt of Midnight 11:00 Sign Oil KCNO Radio Alturaa, Calif. Saturday. May 8 10 Wakt trP Show 7:30 Wurld Newt 1:4ft Lawrence Walk Ore a. 00 Polka Party 30 New trSft Mantovanl Orch. 9.-O0 Pop Symphony 30 Small Pry 4fi Teen am Book Parada 10M Newa 10:O5 Mr. Mugglna Rabbit 10:30 Mutic tn the Modem Uoetf 1140 Newa. .Thit Rhythmic Aga 11:30 Sarcnada In Blua 12:00 Noon Prayer 13:00 SporU Nawa 13.-06 Lake County Nawa 12:10 Modoc Newa 12:13 Noon News 13:30 All Time Hit 12:3ft Through tn Yaara 1:0a Farm Forum 1:15 Modern Mood 1:3a All Tuna Hita 1:39 Weetarn Caravan 2.-00 Nawa Sports 2:15 Sunsat Trio 2:30 Listeners Cbolea 4 CO Newt 446 Prank Darol Pratanta 4-J0 Spotlight on a Star 4:4S Plving Tlma I: IS World Newa Pinal 90 Walt Tlma --24 Slats Off KBES TV MEDF0RD Chaautl 5 Friday, May 7 3:20 Devotions 3:30 On Your Account , 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4 30 Val Rogue Show , 5 00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Super Circus 6:00 Cavalcade of Sports 6:45 Mobilgas Fights 7:00 Rogue Rod and Gun Club . 7:30 Southern Oregon Roundtable 8:00 Industry on Parada 8:00 My Friend Irma 9:30 TBA 10:00 Weather KltiMth Falls, Ortfta AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at their fctttl Ben B. Lee, Mgr. -tk. 4496 Few OreWs Tt Takt Oat r "to. TRADE-IN FOR THE THIS HI Ph. 31S1 raffing j LESS 30 MRS. CORA A. REMALY. Southern Pacific TeUgraphsr for many years, hat announced har retirement as of May I. She has been a resident of Dunsmuir since 1923. Her husband was Prank Remaly, a train dispatcher, who died in 1946. Mrs. Remaly began her railroad career on the Illinois Central and also worked for the Union Pacific, Santa Fe, and the Spokane, Portland and Seattle railroads. She will 'continue to make her home in Champion Park, Dunsmuir. Photo by Haney 10 OS News 10:15 McCarthy-Army Hearings 11:00 Sign Off Saturday, May I 3:30 Devotions 3.30 Btg Picture 4.00 Angus Bowmer 4:30 Western Theater 5 30 Melody Wranglers F 00 Thai's May Boy 1.30 Spot Light on the Y 7 00 Jackie Cleason t 00 Amateur Hour 8:30 Break the Bank 8.00 Best Theater 10:30 Newa 10 25 Weather 10:30 SUjn Off Singer Defends Army Service PHILADELPHIA Singer Eddie Fisher, one of several en tertainment and sports figures whose Army careers are being In vestigated by a House subcommit tee, said he sought no special lavon or assignments during bis two years in service. "I did everything tn camp that every other guy in basic did." said Eddie at an alumni function at a Philadelphia high school which he onre attended. The House Armed Services sub committee Is looking into charges that some athletes and entertainers were coddled while In the Army.. Fisher said he handled singing chores and entertained troops here and In Korea and Germany while In uniform, "I was ordered to," he added. V. 8. GIFT SEOUL Wi South Korean Pres ident Syngman Rhee Friday re ceived President Elsenhower's five star flag of the general of the Army and the first American Korean Foundation veterans scroll of salute. FOR BALF-SIZERS! 9357 24Vi It's cool, pretty, comfortable buttons down the front, at the shoulders for quick dressing, easy pressing. Designed for half-slzers proportioned to fit nd flatter short, fuller figures. Whip It up In a Jiffy no alteration problems. Choose crisp, tubbable cottonl Pattern 9367: Half slues 14 'i, 16 " 18'i, SOij, 32'2, 24 "j. Bite 161i takes 4'i yards 35-lnch fab ric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated jew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins or this pattern add 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Bepd to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 60, III. Print your name, address, zone: site, style number. w V Fewer Labor Laws Urged NEW YORK I Secretary ol Labor Mitchell said Thursday too much emphasis on labor legisla tion Is "a short-tlghtcd and erron eous concept of labor-management relations that the. Important thing Is to leave employers and workers free to settle their own problems. Mitchell said In remarks pre pared for a lurcheon meeting of the New York Rotary Club that It is the ELscnbowcr administration policy to provide only a 'frame workv of national labor legislation allowing "the parties, with proper restriction, to engage freely In the give and take ol collective bar gaining." The labor secretary did not rcler to present debate In the Senate tn Washington in which a number of proposals have been offered In addition to those recommended by President Elsenhower. Mitchell did cay the administra tion proposals mc ''sound, temper ate, balanced and realistic," and that the administration Is for leds, not more, government intervention in labor disputes. ' Good Luck Piece In Cab Pays Off ROCHESTER. N. . Y. I.4PI For' luck, cab driver Jaseph Mutscer allo has a pair of baby booties dangling lrom the rear-view mir ror of his cab. The booties brought luck to Mrs. Marie Schanco of Brooklyn, who left her purse In the taxi. The purse contained a bankbook, 156 In cash and her airline return tick et to New York. 1 While telling police of her loss she remembered the booties. A check of downtown cab stands lo cated MuLscerallo's taxi. The purse was on tne noor. ARMS (-ACilK MANAGUA. Nicaragua 13 President Anastaslo Somoza says a largo cache of Russian-made arms has been found on Nicara gua's Pacific Coast, and he be lieves they were landed by sub marine. 'SKfeMaVawV.aV 1 ssssa tn n f7) mMfl ObUW&Ql Donco lcV 1 cli I'M w m mm 1M V WSUNPAYll WASHINGTON m House In vestigators called Friday for more Inlorinatlon on the Army activ ities ol Bandy saddler after hear ing that the featherweight boxing champion "double-crossed the gov ernment" about an application for furlough. Also ticketed for scrutiny by a House armed services subcommit tee In public session wvro allega tions of Army "coddling" ot Sugar Ruy Robinson, former middle weight champ, and Willis Maya, New York Olants outfielder, Brig. Oen. Herbert P. Powell, deputy director ol Army person- Unkind Driver Kills Dog Prompt response but ot the wrong kind was made by at least one motorist to the appeal Issued Thursday by Mrs. Annubcllo New ton, secretary of Klamath County Humane Society, to motorists to slow down when they observe pen on highways. Ijite Thursday afternoon, ac cording to Mrs. L. E. Holihouscr. Rome 1, Box 93JA. a motortla ran down the family dog which wa standing alongsldo the road. "The car swung to the led aide of the road, almost piling Into the ditch, to deliberately bit the dog." she said, "but didn't kill It out right." A passerby reported the accident to the Holahousers. and the two little girls, aged and 13, whose pet It was are very much broken hearted, according to their moth er. Mrs. Newton's appeal, made in the midst of Be Kind to Animal Week, urged that motorists keep a lookout for animals: "By slow ing down Just a little bit, an animal's life and someone's hap piness may be saved," she said. Bonanza Park Board Meets BONANZA The Big Springs park board met In regular session Wednesday evening. Plans were discussed to fence the picnic ground near Lost River, recently purchased by the park board. The variety show, recently pre sented In Bonanza, netted the park board 1335. All the basui com munities generously donated talent for this snow. Election of officers will be held Monday evening, May 11, at I p.m. The present secretary Is resigning and other officers will be selected This meeting Is open to the pub lic and women of the community are serving refreshments. I a 1 1 tJ) rilAUJI I JiWJW: I -FREE TICKETS -FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Imll't Sneer Market . , frii 4 rint . Svkurkt Drug Ce. It JO Stark tk Suatrltr Trey Laundry A Clterttri 400 St. th lit Kltmtth ' - last Sid. Pharmacy . 101 L Mala St. SchlHrat Suetnaert JIO) AJtetata Dr. HOWARP HUOHIS ........ JANE RUSSELL me mmofiME (farriftf GILBERT ROLAND ARTHUR ... Kin Httirn a r -.'"' aw:.- in net. sulil the Army was taking "mil responsibility for any tiase of so-called pnmerliig of ath letes." Rep. Rivera (D-tiCi, a subcom mittee member, who raised Ihn question of a "dnuble-croas" , by Sndiller, mild lie got tho Impres sion Unit "If Uiero was any cod dling of anyone, it was coddling on Hit part of tho Army." Powell said that was right, and tho subcommittee lodged nu rlmiges of any kind iiuiiliint Sad dler. Hie boxing champ was In vited to ICNllfy himself If ho felt lie had been "aggrieved" at the hearing. Col. John 8. Ilosinii, deputy commander of Ft, Jay, N.Y., told the Investigators that when Sad dler was discharged from the Ar my last mouth lie gave the lighter a personal letter of commenda tion "for his efficient perlormaiice ol duty as a soldier." Under questioning by Rivers, Rosins acknowledged Unit "If I'd known he'd dnuble-croioird the gov ernment, J wouldn't have done II." Ho added that from his personal observation Saddler had been "an outstanding soldier." The alleged double-cross was brought out In testimony by Pow ell. The general said Saddler had DOORS OPEN 0:3a HELD OVER! NOW PLAYING! """RICHARD WIOMARK BELLA OARYI Plus in CinemaScope TOURNAMENT OF ROSES ' ROSE BOWL GAME ADULTS 75c - Kiddie 25c 30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! 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