Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 25, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON FRIDAY, JUNK 25, HIM "DENNIS THE MENACE" Dead Man's Letter Used For Defense KPLW 1IM Ko PBT .Friday Evening, June ti 00 Godlrtr DltMt CBS mm DOORS OPEN :30 LAST 2 DAYS! (in mn mn ti'iiiitl t ijiiuiurruriunu! i- DORIS DAY V 1 3SUNDAY!$ dreEountain COlOtsvemuxt-4.Tock. KM,o, HWIUfllUWK. tOVMCt JuM- DOORS OPEN S:30 P.M. LAST 2 DAYS1. I YUI...SU TO II I tlOIIOKSMISICI II I JP ted IS J TAYLOR vrrroato GASSMAN JOHN ERICSON inn I CALHERN v .-, flachinncoior SWJDAY! Storybook W-T , toed an th. bo I roranasscstniaf nisi... JO aiproWeao'aujaaic Htn viMitalliw.. WIIITI W MANE T 4 0eW KiUtes 20c T 00 Cillelt rilhti ABC T.;t0 Lti UrimiD Ann T.M Mitt and Encore 6 00 Mr. Kefn CHS t M Lowtll Thorn CBS 6:45 lnneMe Ernie CBS P. 00 That's Rich CBS 9:30 Concert or Fvorit 10.00 10 p.m. Headlines IMS Bill Strn ABC 10 30 Kilocycle Klub 11 on 5 i Oft Newt Summary 11:04 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Ko PST Saturday. June J 6.00 Karly Bird Ne 6 0S Alarm Clock CtaD t4 Ride the Bui 8 M Mutc T OO Kews-Bkbt Edition T;13 Charlie Hounctup TM Fr.nk Cos CBS T:43 Coffee Time ABC 6.00 Bill Shadel & lh Newt CBS It OS No School Today ABC 9:30 Space Patrol ABC 10:00 Robert Q- Lewis 11:00 Stars over Hollywood CBS 11:30 Farm News CBS 11:43 Garden Cat CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Tom Hanlon-Sporu CBS 12 JO Music 12 30 Ted Weems Orch. CBS 1:00 News ABC 1:05 Paulena Carter ABC 1:13 Horse Race ABC 1 30 Pan American Union ABC r CO News ABC 2 OS Tea V Crumpet ABC 2.30 This Week in Wathmcton ABC 3:43 As We See It ABC 3 00 News ABC 3 05 101 Ranch Boys ABC 5 30 Basin BHefs 3:45 Operation Music CBS 4:00 News 45 Spin with Wynne 5:00 City Hospital 5:30 Today's Sports HighlifhU 5:45 Frank Goss CBS 5:55 Hometown Newt 6 00 Let'i Pretend CBS f:30 You Were There 645 Words ol Life J OPEN DAILY 7:OQ t LAST TIME TODAY t- JEffOUIIDlflll TOMORROW! UStatnr I W A On!iAi!rjiFn' 1 MakkCUITOn I-v-. V I - s. 10QK i ADULTS 50c lailllldil DOORS OPEN :30 ENDS TON IGHT1 .lomng DAME CUM Gecou TOMORROW! (yBRIEHfTTny Ml 1 61 L,A)WIM).)-1 am sum Adults 50c Kiddies lOe nrnKinniFSi WW MUD! 9:30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! .KIDDIES SHOW! -FREE TICKETS "NAVAJO" Thrill packed mmm of t Nonniwist mouktu" FOI LL0WIN6 MERCHANTS Efflll't Super Msrktt . - 9th4 Pint Suburb Druf Co. V .; J950 South th Superior Troy . LtuntVy 4 Cltontrt 400 St. 4th 211 Klomoth H to SUo Niormocr 101 I. MolnSt. n Schlffmon Suoormort ' . v ?I01 Aftomont Dr. Bill Dovif Richfitld 2551 South 4th Shoop & Schultio Service Station Moln 4V Sprirtf Tho Bit "Y" Morktt 1 4710 So. Sixth luy Low Pood Ctrttor : 1331 Oregon Avo. Grigoa Superior Poorfi ' 4 Corl'i Suptrior Mooti Shotti Wo? 4 Division T OO Tw'o for the Money CB , 1:30 Cherlit't Hedtime Btoriet ' t:A5 News ABC 6 iM The Lone Ramer ABC I 43 ABC Lale Sporis ABC b.W tlutumoke CBS C.55 Sank a Salute CBS 9:00 News ABC s OKI Danclni Partv ABC 10 00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Dancinc party ABC 10 30 KttoQcIt Klub llrfto Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sitn OtC . rfji hst Ko. rsr Friday Evening, June ti 0.00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6.13 Kvenmf Edition Local Naws 0 25 Hollywood HichlihU 0 30 Vtrtll Pink It' News 1H.BS C 45 Sam Hay es twt DLSft 0 33 B it Henry MBS 1 00 Red Skelton Show T:30 Sports Report T 40 Timber Tales T.-45 Perry Como Show MBS Official Detective MBS 6::n t'nder Arrest MBS 00 Newspaper of the Air OLBS 0:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS 9 30 Moonlight Melodies l:3S Robert Hurleich News MBS 10 oo Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Oft KFJI 115t Kc. PST Saturday. June 28 a W Sunrue erenaae o 30 Farm Reoorter 0:43 Pee Wee Sudham and the Rain bow Melody Boia 7 00 rrank Hemingway New OLBS T il Breakfast Gang MM T.M Teday'a Beet Buya T:40 First Idttioa ef the New T:3 Something te Thtllk About to Best en Record 13 Melodic Interlude - 8 33 Newi MBS 8 30 Breakfast Gang DLM 8 45 Used Car Market 0 00 Best en Record 9:15 Tips From the Town Shop 30 Headline New DLBS 33 Social Security Program 0:40 Music 9:43 Music or Manhattan 10:00 Ten O'clock News 10:13 Morning Mtlodlea 11:30 The Story leller 11:45 Fire fighters 12:00 4-H Club Program 12:13 Noonday Kdtuoa Local New 1:M Baseball 3:20 Scoreboard MBS 3 23 News DLBS 3-30 Woody Woodpecker Show UBS 4 00 Forw ard March 4:10 rrank gleaungway Neera io rruuaiy niu StfO Lei Hlfble New MBS 3:03 Slusic 03 The Baotist Hour 5:35 Pee Wee St id ham and the Rain- 5 45 Jack B nek home MBS 0:55 New MBS re How n hhbmmi 0:15 Pee Wee Sudham and the Rain oow Meioay Boys 0 Hollywood Highlight 0:M Aseemibly of Oed 7.-00 Tommy Oden and hi Western Hnymmmaiiers T:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 Club 1130 OiKl Newsoaper of the Air DLBS 0:13 For Dancer's Only 10.-00 Shady Side of Mittnighl 11:00 Sign Off Channel 1 Friday, June 15 3:20 Devotions 3:30 On Your Account v 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 5 00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Super Circus 0.-00 Cavalcade of Sports C 45 Mobilgas FlghU 7 00 Rogue Rod and Gun Club 7:30 Southern Oregon Jtoundtable 0:00 TBA 9.-00 My Friend Irma 0:30 Best Theater t Double Feature) 10.30 Weather . 10:35 News 10:40 Beft Theater 1150 Sign Off Saturday, Jane 26 3:20 Devotions 3:30 Faith far- Today 4:00 Angus Bowmer 4:30 Western Theater 5 30 Melody Wrangler 6.00 That's May Boy 6:30 Jackson County Health 7.00 Jackie Gleason . SOT Amateur Hour ' V 8:30 Breaks the Bank 9.-0Q Best Theater tOoublt Feature) iv. i a earner 10:20 News 10O5 Best Theater Senator Morse Backs Democrats CHRSHTRF! Vinn IJI Cm Wayne Morse (Ind-Ort.) sid here Tbursd.v that thi United Kt.i Is likely to become involved In war in asi unless Democratic Congress Is elected u November. "The 1QM lotinn will K Ar vita! importance to America's fu- wire, saia Morse In a ulk at, a day.long conference of the Politi cal Action CommlttM nf th rAn. nectlcut state CIO council. "Great domestic ana foreign policies are In the balance." SUN-CITY OUTFIT! 1 Mill Mil 'II- Smartest war to beat the heat sew this sun'semble with the novel ' tie-front bolero. To dramatize your tan. the dress is cut with a halter front and fascinating, new back line. It' all stralght-away sewing no difficulties anywhere! Choose collon, shantung, linen. Pattern S063; Misses' Sizes II, U, 16. 18, 20. Size It dress Vt yards 2!inch; bolero a 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 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 4740, Chicago 80, III. Print your name, address, zone; size, style number. 'I - i I TRADED THE KITTEN FOR A DOS.-. .THEN 1 TRADED . THE DOS FOR A GQKT. . .THEN 1 TRADED THE GOAT FOR., . Essay Winner To Join Tour 7" Joyce Dunham, Lakcview High School senior, winner of the ci ssy contest sponsored by the Odd Fellows Lodges of Klamath and Lake counties last March, will leave Lakevicw July 7, for Spo- Civil Defense Test Fizzles BREMERTON l A sched uled mass evacuation of this Nary yard city fizzled slightly Thurs day as less than half its 35.000 residents took part. Civil defense officials, conced ing that public participation was "very poor." said, however, that it was not a cause lor gloom. They pointed to the smooth evac uation of the 19.200 persons who did participate, the complete ab sence of any accidents and the generally orderly flow of trails Irom the city into five loop high ways leading away from the city. The evacuation started officially at 4:30 p. m.. when sirens were sounded to herald the approach of an imaginary enemy with an imaginary atomic bomb. Unofil cially. however, hundreds of cars had started wheeling out of the city a nan nour or more in ad vance of the sirens. So many left eariy, in tact, inai ooservers said traffic was heavier in advance 01 the test than during it. kane, Washington. In winning the contest Ml.ss Dun ham receives an expenses paid trip with the Youth Pilgrimage Tour of the United Nations. The lour will leave Spokane July 8. The tour .will be composed of 14 county winners from Oregon as well as winners rom Washington. British Columbia and Alberta. FHA Officials Face Charges WASHINGTON I The Hous ing and Home Finance Agency an nounced Fridays that two more long-time officials of the Federal Housing Administration have been suspended pending disposition of cnarges of "serious Irregular ities." The announcement bv Admlnis. trator Albert W. Cole gave no de tails or the allegations against the two men. They are: James E. Hicks nf WashincMnn director of PHA's Region 2. Andrew Frost of Atbllnlternni. assistant state director for New Mexico. Cole said he based his renuet to FHA for the suspensions on in formation furnished by William F. McKenna. deoutv admimitrattr in charge of the current lnvestlga- uon into ruA operations. JOYCE DUNHAM They will travel by chartered bus through Montana and along the northern route through- Canada and will arrive in New York City July 18. Highlights of the tour include a visit to the U.N. Secretariat build ing and a session of the General Assembly heie they will have an opportunity to study the differ ent functions of the United Nations. Alter a week in New York the tour, will head home by way of Washington D.C.. Virginia. Ohio, then north and west through Yel lowstone Park and will arrive In Spokane August 4 where they will disband. NEWARK, N.J. il'i-A surprise. nller-drnUl drlcnae put ex-Uov, Harold G, (tollman on record to. day as denying he did wrong as New Jersey cmuloymom security director even though he had em bezzled 1300,000 from his own bunk "As far as I know, there haa been nothing wrong in my Mule department," the lute Republican governor said In letter released last night by his daughter, Mrs. Chukars In Maupin Area Show Gains At leiit one group of the newly introduced chukar partridge In eastern Oregon apiiear to be mak ing noticeable gains from I a a I year. Game agent Paul Ebrrl working on the Webb Ranch near Maupin found several luhtanccs of in crease, and Mr, Webb and hl.i caretaker Mr. Diets addid to the information on the chukars In this area. Ebcrt located two pairs of chu kars without young and another pair with IS young approximately 3 weeks old. Elsewhere In the Buck Hollow area, east o( Maupin, Mr. Webb noticed one brood of 12 young and reports that his ranch is "saturated" with the newcomers. Also, Mr. Diets spotted 67 young with 7 adults In one group. Again the ybung were approximately 3 weeks old. One of the most unusual bits of Information about the chukars also came from Mr. Webb. He men tioned observing two male birds fighting until they drew blood. So Intent acre they In thctr lighting. Webb finally had to get oil his horse and bodily lilt them olf the trail to gel past. As soon as they were off the trail, the chukars Im mediately returned to their llghl. This Is unusual since literature on the- birds mentions they are pug nacious in the spring, but there are few reports of actual combat. Even In the crowded conditions ex perienced in game farm raising ol the birds when many are put In a pen together, there has been little Intensive fighting noted. Scattered reports from other areas also Indicate that the chu kars have successfully come through the winter. During May and June. 2.318 adult birds that were used tor breeders earlier in the spring were released In east ern Oregon. These birds were all banded lor later Identification. Plans are to release a total ol 10.000 birds this year and continue protecting them until a harvest able surplus exists. VETO GUAM MS Oov. Ford Q. El- vldge vetoed lor a second time Thursday a Guam legislature movie censorship bill. Ada llolfiuun Leonard, Point by point, lie hacked awny at aoma of uio atatea charges. wlih denials or ridicule, and de pleted himself aa a politically per routed mnti. ' He accused Democratic Ouv Rnbet B. Meyne, who suspended him, of participating in a rental- purchasing arrangement for which Hnffmau himself had been criti cized. Hodman's dclruso came. In a se ries of letters and documents he sent to Mrs. Leonard shortly be lore his death June 4. She made them public as she began an at tack on Meyner and his, adminis tration. , "Dancing on the grave," alio termed tho continued faulare about her lather, who had admitted In a letter embezzling 1300,000 Irom the South Amboy Trust Co. Since she disclosed the letter. Mrs. Leonard said, her father had been condemned "for every mis tuka. commuted by, and treason committed against, the stale ol New Jersey for tho past 30 years," Meyner, she exclaimed, waa 'klragglng tills out and condemn ing us In an attempt to climb to tho vice presidency or something. "The Democrats are trying to rldo In a Democrailo senator on a corpse." She said the administration broke Its word to treat the case "aa decently and quietly as. . . hu manly, " and so she had cume to a decision to make public the papers. ' Larftil auch lin ing mtkt slaim Ip Ifcla mm r lat wtik al a ) alia Btaul Mr- Hammoae Ortia Chard Oraea LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. 120 Ne, 7lk Meyner coimiioulctt on Mrs. Leonard's news coiilricnco: I have no desire to deliimo tho mem ory ol a dead man, but Ilia pulilu In entitled to Uio funis and will get them." The 68-yeur-olil Hnllmuii, gover nor Jroin IU35 to IU3B, was nils. pemletl Mulch la und tiled bcluni Ilia aisle's charges were rovnlaod. Muyncr announced a Id-count re. port against him 10 days ago, . Hoffman's documents answered many ol Ihe charges, which he presumably learned about because ol conferences between Meyner anil Hurry Ureeu, whu waa acting as Hollmun's attorney. One count said Hullman entered Into leases ol properly and con atructlnn of buildings without sub mitting conliacla to the Slntn House Commission or tho director of purchaao and properly. "There la nothing wionu, In Ihe heat ol my knuwlcdgti, with the rental-purchase iigreemonla enloi ed Into by tho jlalo." wroto lloll man.. .."I believe that It represents sound business. Moreover, Hollmun's letter auld. when Meyner was a slato senator and a practicing lawyer, ho rep resented a group ol people who wanted to construct division local office buildings. Klamath Felli. Ottfao AMERICAN CHINESE 'Mas at their bartl en I. Lee, Mar. fV 4494 Ordara T Take Out Rickys CONCERT OF FAVORltES' Feature! Carmen Cavallaro Tonight IN "Obsession" - "Masquerade Waltz" "Tenderly" and "Autumn in New York' 9:30 P.M., KFLW-CBS . 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