Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 26, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJAGg TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1854 'jo d Summer YMCA Program Told 6mm ; KfLW lOl ft. -PIT WtdnenUy Evrnlnr, May U 0:00 Crime Photographer CBS 6:30 Bouncing with Baraboo 7 00 The Lone Renter ABC 1 :2ft Lw Griffith ABC 7:: Mystery Theater ABC 1100 FBI In Peaca it War CBS R 30 Low II Thomas CHS e.ii Term Imla Show 0.00 Lonatne SymnhontlU CBS 8 30 That'a Rich CBS If i 00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Sport Roundup ABC 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hearing CBS 11:00 Sign Oil Newt Summary TONIGHT IS TOWER CLUB PSURPRISE NITE1 M 1 1 d ; I DOORS OPEN S:30 ENDS TONIGHT! rDiPLQiun TIC rOMORROW! MARIlW'OIIROE on GRANT ROGERS THURSDAY! Mm MMM on m -JP DOORS OPEN :SO P.M. ' Vvv uiatnii;iii I 'djsMmm ENDS TONIGHTT jjjjj 'f TOMORROW! ?tsT0"W 15, IP Iadults onLyics 4SESr J? mhi isTARTsfmAY M AvM g-DAY$0NLY,v !oi:L tj "Sj t Afl BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR WILLIAM H0LDEn carSewI SA- ; 3 -it " W 1 1 I HOLDEN TAYLOR PREMINGER ' ! jfTli jw STAtAG 17 Will MAKE YOU A ..M iMJpi x LAUGH, CRY AND CHEER I ENDS TONIGHTI I! 00 S" nS.STAFJDAT If P ( BEST ACTRESS J ffwiCHE Y 0FTHEYEAR H V ;j JfflrTO 7 AUDREY r i"i I . CorrtaM Shsrtsv H:03 Sun Off KH.W 1450 He. PST Thursday, May 27 (t 00 Early Bird Newt (l 03 Urrn Clock Club 6 ;t0 Lou's Almanac 6 43 County Agent i t:M Music , TOO Ncwi-RKfi( Vditlon US Charlie Roundup 7:30 Frank C.oss T Harry Babbitt CBS f 00 Breakfast Club ABC 8 00 Blue Skie 0:13 Ma Perkins CBS 0:30 Young Dr. Malane CBS 8:43 The Penney' Snow 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Perry Maon CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10.45 Marian from Miller 1C:55 Whisperinc Street ABC 11:15 Bmhter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CttS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition New 17:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Sam Hae ABC 12 45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:00 Wttard of Odd 'CBS 3:15 Ruth Ashtwi ' .20 Phil Norman CBS 3:30 House Party CBS 3:00 Better Laving 3:15 Hank Henry Show 3:45 Basin Brief 3:55 Music 4:00 Ted Mai one 4:13 Spin with Wynne 4:45 When Girl Marrien ABC 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:13 Easy Listening 5:30 Today' Sports Highlight 5:45 Frank Go CBS 5:55 Hometown New 6:00 Doorway to the, Future ABC 6:30 Record Derby 7:00 Meet Mr. McNutlev CBS 7:30 The Choraliers CBS 5:00 Meet Millie CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomai CBS 8:45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 9:00 In the Pastor Study 0:15 HeaVt of America 9:30 Paul Whiteman Varieties ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Sports Roundup ABC 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hearings CBS 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11 .i Sign Off KFJI 1159 Ke. PtT - Wednesday Ercnlnr. May 26 40 Gatrtel Heatter MBS 9:13 Evening Edition Local Newt 9:35 Hollywood HighttgM 9:30 VtrgU Pinkie- New DLBS 9:45 Sam Have New DLUS 9:91 Bill Hanrjf MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sparta Rerort 7 40 Timber Tale 7:45 Perry Como Show MBS 8:00 Nightmare MBS 8:30 Le Brown Show ' l&TT?mH flUiJWi EDDIE ALBERT ADULTS 75e :; sis x ss :: x s3 :; 2 sp-1 t in 9:45 ttnderwocKt'i Tamtra Otih 9:00 Newspaper nt in Air tatS 9:13 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MVS I. :to Moonlight Melod' Time ft 55 Robert Hurletgh Newt UB1 10:00 shady Siae oi Midnight 11:00 Sign OH KFJi UM KP. PtT Thurtday, May tl 9 99 Sunrise Serena 9. 30 Farm Reporter B..i soni or ine noneer T OO Frank Hemtngwav No nreaaiaai uan ulji t:jo roaay a ! muyt 7:43 First Edition Lor! . Now T:53 Something to Think Aut .o cecu Brews, mam 9:19 Bob Greene Newt OLM 9 30 Melodic Interlude 1 36 Holland Bngl New MBS SO Breakfast Gang DLBS 9:43 Strictly Feminine , 9:00 Morning Melodies 9:30 Haiel Market: MRS 9:30 Carnation Milk Time 9:45 Music Of Manhattan 10,00 Newspaper of The Air DLBS 10:13 Tello Test DLBS to JO A Vlsil tn V euftetd' . 1033 A Visit lo McConkeyt ttvn Music 10:43 A Visit lo La Point 11:00 Cliff Engl News DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street Varlttlet 11:30 Queen for a Dv MBS 12:00 Tip From the Town Suae, 12:13 Noonday Edition Local Jtwt 12:30 Best on Record 12:43 Note From th Scooper 1-00 Matinee Melodies SUO Lskeview Roundup Time 3:33 Sam Hayes New DLBS 3:30 Here a The Answer .-;:45 Tello Test DLBS 4 .00 Town and Country Tim 4:15 Frank Hemingway New 4:30 music 4.43 Sam Rayea New DLBS 3 00 Sergeant Preston MBS 5:30 Sky King MBS S:5S Cecil Brown New MBS 9 9 Gabrtfl Neatter MBS 8:13 Evening Edition Local New 6 23 Hollywood Highlight 9:30 Virgil Pinkie? News DUtS 9:45 Sam Hayes New DLBS t:99 Bill Retry MBS TOO Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sport Report 7:40 Timber Talea 7:45 Eddie Fisher Show MBS 8 DO Crime Fightert MBS 8:30 V Never Know 9:45 Harsnonalrea 9.-00 Newspaper of the Air HUBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 9:30 Moonlight Melody Tim 9:35 News DLBS lc 00 Shady Side of Midnight 11.-00 Sign Off KBES TV MEDFORJ) ChasJMl S Wednesday E Tenia;, May U 3:30 Devotions 3.30 On Your Account FRIDAY AND SATURDAY L KIDDIES 25c :: :: S3 x as : 'It BbltttN MOST llll . . , ........ lilt ' SlLVU HAVIt AWARDS for tht mtn tnd coriagtt for tht Uditt wtro prottnlto to thli four, lomt Mh nnul Boy Scour mtitinq Sunday t tht Armory. (LfH Mr, and. Mr. JoKn McDonald and Mr. and Mn. Jamai Pinnigar. . 4.00 Tcnilnlnt Fanclw 4.30 Vl noiu Shew 3:00 Uncto BIU Show 1 :30 Acmehatr TMjiur t:M Kollywo4 Album TOO I MvrlM Joan rx cuco Kid 3:00 Ubtract 3:30 Amoa 'n Andy :00 Coldbtrtt 10 00 Waathtr 10:03 Nawa 10:13 Army.McCarthjf Haarlnia 11:00 Ufn OI( Thursday, May II Dcvotlona 3:13 Garry Moor Show 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Famlntna Fanclaa 4:30 Val Hogut Show S 00 Uncla BUI Show 8:30 Waatarn Thaalar 30 Hollywood Album 7:00 Groucho Marx 1:30 Prof. Yaa and No T:43 Sportaman'a Club tm Lux Vidao Thaalar t:3b Ford Thaatar 30 All Star Thaatar :30 Danxareua Auummanl 1040 ravorlta Story 10.30 Army-McCarthy Haaruvi 11H Nawa 11:08 Waathar 11:10 iiga OH Lucky Traveler Finds Suitcase PORT KLAMATH A UlbuU to the hooastT of Lakevlew cltlxens Is 'contained In tee following un luual story: T. R. Maxwell, sales representative for the Ashley Stove Company, wboss boms la In La Orande, arrived hero at S:J0 p.m. one evening last week. Af ter registering; at the Wood River Motel, he discovered that his suitcase Was missing. Maxwell had checked out of the Lakevlew Hotel at 10 30 a.m. and set his luggage on the sidewalk In front of the hotel, be was also sure that he had put all the bags in his car. Van Iderstine. motel owner. called the Lakeview Hotel ' and explained the situation. The desk clerk investigated and on looking on the euro in front or the hotel, lo and behold, there sat the miss ing grip, needless to ssy Mar wen wss overjoyed. The desk clerk promised to send the luggage by bus to the salesman's home In La Orande, DECISION PARIS I The National- As sembly's foreign affairs committee decided Wednesday to put off its scheduled vote on the European Defense Community. The commit tee had decided last week to vote Wednesday, but It agreed to hold off until It has a chance to hear a statement by Foreign Minister Georges Bldault. 'BOUND THE CLOCK! Bared, billowing and beautiful I That neckline Is the prettiest way to display your sun-tan. And just see how that whirling skirt accen tuates your narrow waist. Wear Ibis for town with the scallooed bolerol 'Bare your back for sun ning, dining, danclngl .Pattern 1H27: Misses' Blr.es 10. 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. Else 16 take 5 yards 3J-lnch; , yard contrast. This rtsy.to.uto pattern gives perfect fit. Complete Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. oena uiiriy-nve cents in coins for this pattern add' cents for each pattern for lst-class tnatllng. send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept.. P.O. Box 740. Chicago 10. III. Prlng your name, address, tone: size, style number. if PS 10-70 aSMj 0 i a, ltISWf SBB gasBWSBBSmBiSBSBBBBBBBB i$ P-.VV1 1 A Oregon Food To Expand Construction got under way this morning on a new lli story addi tion to Oregon Food Store No. 3, 44M South Sixth Street, that will tlve 60 by 100 more feet of floor space for the expanding butlnoss that has outgrown present quar ters. The announcement was made by Mra. Nellie Angstead, general manager of the three . Klamath Falls stores. Joe Fales la owner. The concrete and brick structure with redwood iinish. will be built the east aide of the original store built In 1K0. Plans have been made to meet the growing public demand for more service under one roof. The variety and housewares de partments will be moved to the new addition .The self service meat department will be enlarged and service for special meat cuts will be available. This depaitment Is to be moved to a more advantageous place in the building. The (roien foods department will be enlarged and the grocery departments mod ernised. A "Los Anseles display win dow, new to Klamath Falls grocery stores. Is planned. A canopy will tie the new and present units to gether. More parking space, 'will give a U by 100 foot paved area on both aides of the store. Offices will be on the second floor of the new ItV A zu " " - . v.:-.:" - U ' v - ' , t . i l t. I' J ' ' J 1 Ms. 1 I . i4 ' I , I ' ay - - .'.v.- , section. Thomas Harper, Klamath Falls, la the contractoi . HEBW - - - Loved Ones With Memorial Flowers At such a time, flowers express our thoughts and respect, simply and beautifully. You can count on us to advis a fitting selection and to handle all details with perfect taste; SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE 8188 At The NURSERY HOUSE At tht) nursery houts, I selection of unerrenged cut flower tied in bun ches. Cash and carry, $1.00 to S3.S0, reedy to go. W: it's Tfile m Snap open the pack... king size or regular and enjoy ; tbe cigarette with more vintage tobacco ! Only PHILIP MORRIS ha the new "Snap-Open" pack ... the fastest, easiest opening pack in the world! It' neat clean eonvenient! It' the result of year of research. It' the greatest advance in cigarette packaging in SO year. Yourt at no extra coit! And only PHILIP MORRIS . . . King Sute and Regular . . . give you ' ' mort rare vintage tobacco than other leading cigarette. Try carton now Cull for America'i Vintage Cigarette . . aTaWC Tom Ulnier, YMCA acting direc tor In Uie absence of Paul Camp bell, haa announced the auinmer program for the "Y"; "Y" Family Night will' be held Ihe first Friday and the aetmnd Saturday of June at Ihe "Y." Family Nlnlii In July and August will be held the second Saturday of both monlha, July 10 and Aug ust H, at Wlard Park. Bill May hew will call square dancing, oili er Family Nlghta will be suspended until September. The women's fencing class will be discontinued ethrough tire sum mer, to resume in September. Children's activities will be dis continued until fall. The "Y" will aponaor a peowee anltball team under the direction of the Y'a Men'a Club, which will alro dlreot a day camp. Detain, on the camp will be announced. summer camp will be held st Diamond Lake. Tentative datea are July 3ft through July II, cost l.ara.il llas laa. las aaaha alaaaa la IbU pari al ! wait. Baal m islaal laaa. Baalal Mr ahaia slaa. Hammand Orgee Cfcerd Org ae LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. 110 Ne. 7th OPEN THURSDAY FRIDAY ' SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. z? earns ne fern, many awtka . no febeite In pecket or punel SIKB aw HKGULAIt America's Finett Cigarette. la undetermined. Front June S until September Ihe YMCA will be open from I a.m. until 5:30 pm. It will be doted venluga during Die summer. Sack Trial Set For June 21 PORTLAND 11 r-' George F. Sack, 60, accused of Ural degree murdor In the sullornlion death ot his wile three months ago, will face trial June 31. Hie new trial data was set Tusw day. There have boon several post poneiuenls. Kleateth Palls. Oreeaa AMERICAN CHINISI ads el ikelt keitl en B. Let, Mqr, V Met le, Orden T. Take 04 At The FLOWER SHOP At the (lower shop, love ly arranged bouquets, potted plants, artificial wreath and crosses . . , ready to go. Order early for Individual selections. r.