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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATllltDAY, MAY 20, 1 DM dladfo KFLW-14M Ke.-rST Saturday Ertnlng, Mar tt 00 Let's r-ratenS CM . You Were TMn C:U Word! ol Life T:00 Two For The atone? CBS 1:30 Cherlle't Bedlirot (Uriel , l a Newe ABC a oo TM Loot Ranter ABC , e 25 Mutic : 9:90 Guntmoke CBS S.3S Sanka Salvia CBS 00 Newt ABC 8:08 Denclna Party ABC 30 00 10 p.m. Headllnee 30:15 Dancina Party ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 3 1. -00 Sicn Off News Summary 11 M Sln Oil Sunday, May 31 00 Concert Mall Review ABC 1U Nam ABC -.m nimMft Hall flevlew ABC HI Salt Laka City Tabernacle CBS 8:30 Light and Life Hour ABC li.oo Tha World Tomorrow ABC 8:30 Ntws ABC 0:35 How Chrutiaa Scltnra Htalt 30:00 Newt ABC 30:05 Nearo. Collaga Choir ABC 10:50 Newa ABC 30:35 National Vaapara ABC 11 KM Klamath Lutheran Church 13410 Newa ABC H.-05 Chriitlan In Action ABC 13:30 Invitation ts Learning CBS TjuI Nurt 1:00 Old FathloneS Bavlval Hour ABC 2:00 Vole of Prophecy abw . 1:30 Newt ABC 3:35 Opera Album ABC . 2:00 Hour of Deeilion ABC JMO Juka Kay Jury CBS 4.-00 Edgar Bereea and Charlie Mc Carthy CBS 4 30 CBS NewaroonvSunday Desk CRS 8:00 Silver Annlvertary Conference of Christian ac Jtwe t-ns 600 The Gone Autry Show CBS :30 Sunday Serenade 7:00 Our Mill Brooka CBS 7:30 My Little Margie CBS r. 00 Tha Bing Croaby Show CBS S:30 Tha Jack Benny Show CBS 0 00 The WhiaUer CBS 9:39 Hallmark Playbouaa CBS IP on in n.m. Headlines 30:15 Monday Morning Headlines ABC lo:3D Revival Time aba; 31:00 sign Off newa um9 augn wi KFLW IIS Kc PST Mortar, May 11 5 OS Barly Bird Newa (.-05 Alarm Clock Club S:30 Lou'a Almanac C:45 Bide Tha Bua ' C 53 Muale 7:00 Newa Breakfast Edition 7:15 Charlle'e Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8410 Breakfait Club ABC 8:00 Blue Skiea 8:15 Ma Perking CBS 8:30 Young Dr. Malona CBS 8:45 Tha Penney'a Show . 30.-O0 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Perry Mason CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10.45 Stop Shop 10:55 VThiipering Streeta ABC 31:15 Brighter Day CBS 11:38 Helen Trent CBS 31:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 3X00 Noon Edition Newt 32:13 Gueat Star 1E38 Sam Hayes ABC 33:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:00 Wizard of Oddt 3:13 Ruth Aahtaa 338 Phil Norman CBS a JO Houae Party CBS 3.-00 Better Living- 2:15 Hank Henry Show 3:45 Bails Brlefa 3:55 Betty Crocker ABC 440 Ted Malona ABC 4:15 Spin With Wynne . 4.45 When A Girl Marriaa ABC 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 8:15 Easy Liatantng 6 JO Today's Sports HighlighU S:45 Prank Com CBS 8:55 Hometown News 4.00 ineuaaapolis Tnrllla f a Lifetime CBS (JO Lux Sadio Theater CBS 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 7:45 Memorial Tstv Ceremonies 8-00 Addreaa by Eiaenhowcr CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS E 45 Tennaaaea Ernia Shew CBS 8:00 What Do You Thiakf 8:13 Forward March 0 JO Preview of Tomorrow 8:45 Desert Inn Orch CBS 30:00 10 p ro. Headlines 10:15 Sports Roundup ABC 30:30 Kilocycle Klub WEEK'S SEWING BUT Mom-to-be, mix and switch those coo), smart tops all summerl One has s crisp Puritan collar to com pliment your complexion! The other bss tie shoulders, scooped neckline. Skirt Is cut out to fit com fortably up to the last minute. Pattern 9150: Maternity Misses' Sizes 12, 14, It, 18, 20. Site IS takes 4't yards 36-lnch fsbric; yard contrast collar. - - This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Ulustrsted Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents tn coins for this pattern add ( cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing;. Send to Marian Martin, care ot Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago (0, 111. Print your name, address, zone; site, style number. J, .W -58 Ktaatatk Falls, Ofays 'tAMERICAN CHINISI 'sada at rhoir tostl ,. - Itit I. Ue, Mir. ' I. 44H sr Orwsrs To less 0 oq 111-00 Sign Off Newa Summary 1103 Sign Off Krjt-UU Ke.-FST , Saturday Erasing, May M 8:00 How II Kappeaed 8:13 Pea Wee Slidham and ai8 Rainbow Melody Boyt 8:39 Holb wood HlgntlghU a aa a Mi at (Sea Bear T.-00 Tommy Oden and Hia Western Rhythm Matters T:30 Klemath Tamplo Hour gno Club 1158 a 00 Nina O'clock Ntws DLBS 8:15 Mutic 10-00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:80 Sign Off . KFJ1 11S8 Kc FST Sunday, May 38 7:30 Oral Roberta a.ou wiaaa at neaJBul g at Back to Oed faLBS 8 00 Rasae SMkle CUae eaM 8:38 Yautb Saldiara fat Canal 8:45 Pentecostal Church 18:80 Newepapar of the Air MJU 10:15 Frank and Ernett MBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11-00 Keep Healthy MBS 11:13 Land of tha rree DLBS ll-ir U-ti at tianhattajt 11:45 Acroaa the Blua Paclile DLBS 13:00 News DLBS 13:15 Bill Cunningham MB II W rnmlt BVMfelv itaa 1:00 Guy Lombard Orcheatra DLBS 1:30 Flight tn tha Blue sua 1 53 Lome Green MBS ion The Shadow MBS 8:88 True Dalaeava MM t 55 CerU Brown Newa MBS .1 0O Nifk Carter UU 3. 30 On Tha Una With Bob Coaalduta MBS 3 43 Sporta Time with Harry Winner MBS 4- 00 Search That Never Ends 4:45 Home Craftsman of tha Air 4:30 Squad Room MBS 5-00 High Adventure MBS 5:30 Jlmtny Fuller 3:45 KTJl Commentary 8:00 Walter Wincaell ABC 15 Local Newa 8-35 Hollywood fturtUtable 8:30 American Legion Auxiliary MBS T oo Sunday concert 7- 30 Counterspy MBS 1 00 Let George Do It DLBS 8:30 State of the Nation MBS 8- 00 Nine O -Clock Newa DLBS 0:15 Snorts Hall of Varna 8:30 Chleam Thoatoe at taut Aba IBU iy.jo sign orr KFJI 1130 Kc VST Monday. May SI 888 aanaraas Baientaa 8:30 rsrsa .Reporter a 44 Bona at the Plaaeara T OO Prank Hemingway Nawa T.ia aawakiBM 43nf MBS 7:38 Today's BeatBuya 7:48 Pint EdIUon Local Mewe 7:35 Something To Think About 8-08 Cecil Brown MBS 8:18 Bob Graeae Newa DLBS 8:30 Melodic Interlude 1:25 Holland Bngle Newa MBS 1:3a Broakiwat Out MBB 1:45 Morning Melodlea b.jo k.imiuM muz Hurra 8:45 Music of Manhattan la ao Nawaaapar at the Air BUS 18:18 Telle Teat DLBS 10:30 A Visit to Weisfleld'a - 10:35 A Visit to McConkay'l 10:40 Music ll:4i A VUat to LaPaaatan . . II :oo Cliff angle Newa DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street VarleUaa 11-88 CJueoa for a Day ISS 12:00 Tiaa from tha Team Ska 12:11 Noonday Edition Local Nawa 13:30 Boat aa Roeara 13:45 Notoa tram the Sea tear i-ou Btaunea jaeiouiea 3:00 LakevlewRoundup Tima 3:25 Sam Hayea Newa 3-30 Here's The Answer ' 3.-45 Telia Test DLBS 4- 0B Let'a Co To Town 4:15 Prank Hemingway Nawa 4 JO Glen Pox at the Piano 4:45 Sam Hayee Newa DLBS 5-00 Newa DLBS 3.08 Bobby Benson MBS 3:50 Wild Bill Hlckock SJS Caaal km MBB 8:15 Z-enlng Edition Local Ntws 838 Hollywood Highlights OJ0 Virgil Pinklay Newa DLBS 8:45 Bam Hayaa Nawa DLBS 4:01 BUI Saury UN 7:00 Red Skelton Show tjo sporta aurpert 7:40 Timber Talea 7:44 Perry Como Show MBS - ' 8.W Tha Falcon MBS 8:30 Tha Railroad Hour NBC 848 Newepapar eg the Air BUM 8:15 Pulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Moonlight Melody Time 8:33 Robert Hurleigh Newa MBS 10:00 Shady Side ol Midnight 11 .-oo Sign Off KCNO nOGaUM SCDDULK i:( Kilneyelaa. Attaraa, CaJ". . SoDttay, May M . 7:88 Sunrise SoranHa 7:34 World Newa 7:45 Liule White Chapel 8:00 Muaie for Sunday . . 8:18 Calvary Eeheae L-SJOJudy Realty Newa fus Band Muaia 8:45 Concert 8:18 Ministerial Prasraaa t JO Church Directory 8:48 Mantoranl 10 OB Newa PeaturaB 10:15 Navy Star Tuna 10:30 Chapel in the Sky 11.-00 Concert Moada 13:00 Neon Prayer , lln Sporta Nawa 1203 Lake County Newt 13:10 Modoc Newa 12:15 Noon Newa 1338 All Tuna Mita 12133 Wax Factory Part I 12:45 Wax Partorr Part II , 140 Wax Factory Part HI 338 Organ Mooda 1:45 Guest Star 3:04 News and Sparta 3 13 Tin Pan Alley 3:38 Errand of Mercy Drama 3:48 Sunday Concert 340 Newa Sponsored - 3:05 Sunday Concert 3:30 Proudly Wa Ha3 4.-00 Newa 448 Show Time Revue 4:30 Muaie S:ig World Nawa Final 5 JO Sign Off KBES TT Mtslfartla CtaiM. i . StrUy, Mr 3:20 Devotions 3:30 Tuith for Todijr . '. . 4:00 Angus Bowmr 4:30 Western Theater 6:30 Melody Wrangler 0:00 That's Mr Boy 0:30 Jackson County Health 7:09 Jackie Cleejon 8:00 .Amateur Hour 8:30 Break the Bank oo Best Theater (Double Future) .. 11:40 News 11:45 Weather U jo sicn Off SoDday, My 31 100 Adventure 2.-00 American Week 2:30 Bernard Barueh 30 American Forum 3:30 This Is The Life 4:00 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Hollywood Album 5:50 Fashion Review 6-00 Frivate Secretary 6:30 Life of Riley 7:00 Toett at The Town fl:30 Weekly Newt Kcvelw 0:00 Loretta Young . , - 0:30 Inner Sanctum 10:00 Best Theater 11:00 News 11:05 Sign Off Lake Pomona Grange Meets PAISLEY Lake County Pomona Orange met In regular session Sat urday, May 20, at the west side grange hall. Pomona master. Ray mond Johnson presided. Hunter of the REA gave an In teresting talk on rural electrifica tion. Mrs. Carl Yancy, district deputy, and Mike Williams, master of Klamath County Pomona Orange were present. The visitors asked Lake County to loin Klamath County If the State Orange confer ence is brought to Klamath Palls next year. House dresses msde bv Mrs. Litwrence Young and Mrs. Clyde Bramieiie ana guest towels msde by Mrs. Peggy Davis snd Mrs. Sylvia Abrahamson were selected to be exhibited at the state grange meeting, to be held In Albany June It to 18. The ncxl. PomftnA meeting will bs held in Fort Rock (range ball. lfV l" .'IvC LA ..Va-nf. .Tf asm . i asrm.aaftjrm ma w m i w - m . m r THI OAKLAND CITADEL IAND will be prctonlod tn s benefit concert by the Salvation Army at Mills Auditorium on Friday, June 4, at 8 p.m. Ray Bigger will be quoit toloiit; And rew Lonsy Jr., gueit conductor. Proceeds from the concert will go for the mmmir camp, The bend it unique in that it it composed solely of brass instruments. It is considered' one of the finest brass bands in America. Each member is a layman and does not receive any remun eration. The bandmaster is a barber by trade and has studied mutic and received his degree as n international bandmaster. Advance tickets may be purchased at Kyle Morgan Music Company, Derby Music Company or at the Salvation Army. V Marines Form Staff Sergeant William M. Allen, ot the local Marine Corps Recruit ing Station, has announced the tentative list of KUHS men, grad uating In June, who nave made Knife & Fork Plans Told Carlos Romulos. Philippine statesman and author. Is one of the six internationally known after dinner speakers who will be heard by members of the Klamath Falls Knife and Fork Club during the 1354-55 season. The program for the new season which starts in September was an nounced Saturday by Fred South well, secretary of the club. Here Is the schedule: Sept. 38 Robert Kaimayor, world traveler snd noted orator. Oct. 9 Carlos Romulos. Nov. 9 The Ryliner Pair. fa mous team of big game hunters. Tney use cameras, not guns. Dec. It Douglas Strlngfellow. Utah statesman, who will speak on "What Price -Peace ? Jan. 11 Sydney Montague. former Canadian Northwest Mounted policeman, whose talk. "Adventures in Happy Living has won International acclaim. March 4 Charles Eagle Plume, orator of the Blackloot Indian Tribe. Southwell also announced results of a recent officers election held by the club. New president is Dr. Marvin Nerseth. George N. EUlott was named vice president and South' well was reelected secretsry. Members of the board of direc tors are Andy Collier, Fred Hoag' land. Dr. Hugh B. Currin, Mrs. Alice Lamm, Harold A. Teale, Arthur Rickbell and the Rev. Ga lea H. Onstad. MEET THE FAMILY . . ...YOU'LL SEE THEM BEGINMIMG MOIOAY! IN divuddtr TIswj Bos Office Opens 1 1 n Adults Only! TONIGHT ONLY! tn. r-TT i mm 1 1 : i i ffTnTCrrafa mt 1 jByBjyT ti orvt ca s Klamath Unit application to join the Murine Corps as part of tho "Pelican Leather Necks." The unit will leave Klamath Fulls, enroute to Portland via the Shasta Day light on June 6. The list includes James E. Puqh. Stanley W. Kuhlinan. Carl D. Stewart. William D. Jacobs, Walter H. Sweek. John R. Orlt man. Jack T. Henry, Jack W. Ryder. James B. Pills and James H. Anderson. These ten 'men will be accompanied by two 195 grad uates of Klamath Union High School. They are Rodney D. Klus and Ronald D. Wise. More names may be added, Sgt. Allen said. Plans call for the men to arrive in Portfand on the night of the 6th, take physicals and tests on the 7th, and be sworn ig the Marines on the 8th and flown to San Diego, California on that date. Although the unit is composed of only Klamath Falls men. Sgt. Al len also Invites inquiries from "men from other parts of the Klamath Basin, and to enlist as part of this elite" unit. They will train to gether while In "boot camp". Srt. Allen also stressed that the opportunity to enlist In Marine Corps Reserve and serve for two years active duty will end on June 30. After that date, men will be able to enlist only for three or four years. Continuous from i2:43 p.m iompScofiI7 - Then or the DOORS OPEN 12:45 P M U VULVA 10 L.M.MiM. Box Office Closes ot 3 p.m. TONIGHT ONLY! AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK SAP TRUE STORY Of THE WIST! ( i CHARLTON HESION MTV JURAOO JACK PAIANCE. SHORTS-CARTOON ADULTS 50c KJrr SOPF.N DAILT :W r. rr. XZJL JM(HJUt-ia.DU L M M Snlaa la. Woman Excused From Jury Duty DENVER (A Although nhc said "It would be a pleasure Just to ait down.'' an unidentified Denver h-.u-scwlfc briiged off from Jury duty yesterday. In a letter to the Jury commis sioner she listed her reasons: "Three, children VI, t and I. "Dirty diapers, dirty dishes, dlr ;y clothing, dirty faces. "School, Ironing, cleaning, cook ing. washing, and also consulting the best book on psychology to know more about why they be have like demons." She was excused for at least an other year. ENDS TONIGHT! TBA$JROfTK I QOiPEIICOWt Tin oofs ot12;45 aW sLw fym ff vwt HOMAK IOHM am laesaea BXITTON Cenkett m Y0&r .a.t ffef raPIVvX w win 1 M U ...7fej m si jrwee m gay rAHtfcl . 0 K - a m IRTS . CARTOON NIWS AJulfs SoV Lions Club Institute Planned The sixth annual Institute lor par ents of pre-school vMmlly liiuull oapped children, JolutlV sponsored by the Oregon Lions Club Auxiliary and the Oregon alate school for the blind at Snlem, will be nelii June 4 to 11 on tho blind school campus, according to Mrs. Clarence A. Humble, Klamath Falls, aux iliary president. During .the aesalous, which are aimed at helping parents adjust to their child's handicap and, In turn, to help the , child adjust lo his alghtless world, par ents and children are housed In Ihe school dormitories, eat In the school oafetorla, and are even provided Willi a diaper service for Ihe very young babies. There la no expense Involved tu the par ent, as the Oregon Lions Olub Aux iliary adopted the Inatllutv as lliolr iii Ultlra Opani both . . MONDAY MATINEE .wtw u- tft ajsa va as iivi mm s"& rmo mmmmmmmmmammjm CONTINUOUS FROM mm v;-iitV4?Tf 7 v .VjBt " ftjlir JamOASONJanetLEfGH Robert WAGNER Debra PAGET aM ttctar NfUglra-DviuM fnap Brua Aktrw-Bint Jtan-Mir. Pttita-isa i CAST Of TB0CSA.M6! SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS . Adults 75c Kiddies 25t M CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P.M. I h S .. CI I b aaam.l l kni m "iaC4 l LZi I slule wklo project In 1091) anil havo slues that lime supported It flnunulully. Aside from tho financial support, Ihe auxiliary member act aa bubj'.ilttcrs for Ihe children, leav ing the parents free to absorb Ihe Instruction arranged for them, Including special looluroa, classes and panel discussions. Speakers on the program Include many outstanding authorities In all phases- of child guidance, an well as parents who have pre viously attended alid benefited from the Institute Also on tlie program, will be arveral Inrmor sluttcnts of the blind school who have achieved success despite Ihelr handicap. '"Hie Importance of the Institute cniiuol be over-emphaalied, Mrs. llumblo explains. One has only to Thaatrei Ui4S p.m. - .....Aim MEMORIAL DAT ROM THE LANDX OF THE VIKINGii "MMTO THE OF MILLIONS -f ' YOU storm the caitlet of Infidels with the Viking Chrlitlsmt YOU figh'. t the ' , ..,..( r..iivnn luuiliailiciita VI v-aiiiciuti I UU . L-a" are a rltirlno nart r ntnt In 11 A I I I musi i7ciovt;u siur ' k 'n ldven,uredom' Sterling HAYDEN Jd i ri - Klddiw 20e ' I see the parents and Ihelr tenseness on the I li st duy of their arrival and then nolo llio mure relaxed attitude with which they depart, ' to realise II. Uut belter still, the progress of the youngster front year to year Is gratifying proof." Flfty-lwo families, from over 30 dlfleient Oregon counties, were represented at last year's sessions, Including 47 mothers, 90 fathers, 4 grandmothers, and 70 children, some of these brothers and sla ters with sight who could not bs Irll st home. An even larger atten dance la expected this year, ac cording to Waller R. Dry, superin tendent of the stale school for the blind, and Mullln Vlaanlk, counsel lor for the institute, The session will gel under way Friday, with reglsliallons tak ing place throughout the day. and a gel-acquainted hour at I p.m. COME EARLY! r '-Adults SOc - Kiddies 20c ...aVVv ' a MaC-IT-MILE H I LAST TIME TODAY! MD RIVER li! Ill i a
