Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 08, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH VM.IS, OKKGON THURSDAY,' JULY , 11)54 (Radio ctog IPIWm UM Re. MT Thuradar Evening, July I 00 On MUf cm :30 ecord Derby ; f 00 Jack Canon CBS t Lm Griffith ABC . . 1.30 That'i Hifh CBS 11:00 Meet Millie CBS S 2.1 Surprise Theater CBS , S.30 Lowell TTiomej CBS ' 43 Tennewre Ernie Shew CBS fc 00 In the Pastor' Study 9 15 Dwtght Conke Uuect Bnok CBS to supnrau Park nrctt ABC 10:00 10 pm. Headline . 30:1.1 BUI Stern AHC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 1):00 Sign Off News Summary 11. oa Sign 0(f JIFLW - 14M Ke. - PST Friday, July t - 00 Carly Btrd Newt 6 M Alarm Clock Club 6:30 Lou'i Almanac . 8:43 Ride the Bui , - f r ?' . i:U Music . . , T:00 NeWBkbt Edition 7:13 Charlit'i Roundup DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! i.i i mi ii nj uinii pi iinrrrrrni JANEWYMAN 525TS2T Ml MM aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, -ta.UtfllGHI IbtoSTTECHNICOlOgr Adutte 50c . Kiddies 20c" DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! Reckless, Roaring Gold Rush Days! qsuaScc?T j , ISHORTS-CARTOON-NEWg t-Aiuitt 75c - Kiddies 25e DOORS OPEN :30 P.M. NOW SHOWING! WILDERNESS ef OANGCIt ! IN AN EMPIRE OF HATE! ; 3 ADOIE MURPIY 4 LISA6AYE fevLYLEIEma 2Ma uii i w a at, WALItil IKtRMH SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWSl ADULTS 50c KIDDIES 20c I c"" " I TOMlrSUTI I TONIGHT! Get! But It's Great! Plus Shorts - Color Cartoon ADULTS NOW SOc T.M Bob Cured ABC T Beity Crocker ABC T:5 Harry Babbitt CBS 60 Breakfatt Club ABC 8:00 Blue Skiee Ma Perkini CBS fUM Younf Dr. Malone CBS t:43 The Pennej Rhow . 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10. 1 a Perry Maon CBS 10 .10 Nora Drake CBS . 10.43 Stop V Shop 10 .15 WhUperlnf Streets ABC 11:15 Brtchter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gel Sunday CBS 13.00 Noon Edition New 1?:15 Pay less SidewtU Show li.M Sain Hi'e ABC 12:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS S:15 Ruth Anhton CBS 8 30 Phil Norman CBS 2:30 House Party CBS 3:00 Belter Uvlnf a 15 Hank Henry Show ?:45 Bann Bneti 3 55 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Ted Malone ABC 4:15 Spin with Wynne 4 45 When a Girl NUniei ABC 5.00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:13 Kav Uiteitlne 5:30 Today's Sports HiihUfMa 5:45 Frank Uou CBS 5:55 Hometown Newa 6:00 Jack Car. on CBS :13 New CBS 6:30 Godfrey Dit CBS 7:30 Lei Griffith ABC 7:35 Euphrata Park Concert ABC 100 Mr. Keen CBS 8:23 Surprise Thca.er PS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Tennessee Ernie CBS . .CO American Spr. 'ice ABC fl::i0 Concert of Favorites ' ld0 10- p.m. Headlines ln:13 Bill Stern ARC 10.30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Oil KF.U UM Ri- PST Thursday Evcninr. July 8 uaonei Meatier MBS :13 Eveninc Edition Local Ntwa :35 Hollywood Highlit lit 8:30 VlrfU Pink ley News DJM 0:45 Sara Rayea -Jewa OLfeU IU Bill Henry UBS 7-00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 S porta Report 7:40 Timber Tales 7:45 Eddie Pisher Show KBS 80 Crime Fifhters MBS 8:30 U Never Know 8:41 eidelfcr8 BanemalrM : Newapapar ei tba Air MJI t:13 Fulton Lcwia Jr. MBS 11:30 Florida. VS DLBS S 55 News DLBS 100 Mutual Newsreel 10:10 Shadv Side at Midniaht U.-00 Sixn Off aVTJl UM KC riT Friday, July :M Suneiaa Serenatfa 30 Farm Reporter 8:45 Sons of the Pioneers 7:08 Prank Hamlagway Kewi Ml 7:18 Breakfast Gm MBS T:S0 Today 'a Beat Buys 7:48 First Edition Local News 7:55 Somethinx to Think Aamjt M CecU Brawa Hew MM 8:15 Bob Greer News DLisB 8:30 Melodic Interlude 8 8 Rolbmd Baft Km IM Braakfat iaaf MBB 8:45 Morning Melodies 0:30 Carnation Milk Time KM B-4S Muite Af llantuttan 1C.-00 Newanaser of the Alt DLBS 10:15 Tello Test DLBS 10 30 A Visito to wetaiteid a 10 35 A Visit to McConkay'a 10-40 Muair 10:45 A Viait to La Potnta'e 110 Cliff Sngle News DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street Varieties 11:30 Oimm far a Da MM 130 Tips Froin the Town Shop 14-1 noooatr eaiutns nrwi 12.30 Bast on Record 12:45 Public Service Program ijb aaaonee aseioaies 3.00 Lakcview Roundup Ttmt 3 25 Sam Hayes News DLBS 3:30 Marine Shaw 3:45 TeUo Test DLBS 40 Here's to Veterans 4:18 Prank asatnarway Mews BfH 4:30 Here's the Answer DLBS 4:48 Be si Bayee News MBB S.00 Bob Green News DLB 58 Songs of the B-Bax-B MBS :55 Cecil Brown MBS fl-00 Gabriel Scatter MBB 0:13 Evening; Edition Local News C IO Vireil Pinklev Nw IILBS 8.-4S Sam Hayes Newa DLBS 6:55 BiU Henry MBS 70 Red Skelton Show - 5 7:30 Sports Report t:w Timoer Tues 7:45 Music . 8:00 Official Detective MBS 8.--IO THA 0 Newspaper ef tho Air DLBS :13 Pulton Lewis Jr., MBS 9:30 Florida, USA DLBS 0:59 Robert Hurleirh Newa MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsrecl DLBS 10:10 Shady Side of Midnixht U0 Sian Off SUB XT CBSHBCI I Thnndar, July I 36 Devotions 3:15 Garry Moore 3:30 On Your Account ' 40 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Bofu Show 50 Unci BUI Show 5 30 Western Theater 0:30 Dinner Serenade o Groucho afarx 7:30 Sportschelar 7:45 Sportsman Club 80 TBA 8:30 Ford Theater 00 All Star Theater 9 jo uajiicrouj Assianmtnl 100 Favorite Story 10:30 Weather 10:35 News 10:40 Sign Off Friday, July 9 3 J0 Devotions 3:30 On Your Account 40 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Roau Show ! 50 Undo Bill Show - , S JO super circus 6:00 Soortsreel 6:45 Mobilaas FiahU 7:00 Roffu Bod and Gun Club . tjo soutnarn uregon Kounataoie 8.00 TBA 8:15 Hoot Gibson B:00 viceroy Theater 0:30 Weather 0:35 Kews 0:40 Best Theater 10:40 Sign Off U.S. Aides Leave Russia MOSCOW U1 Lt. Col. Howird L. Felchlln, assisUot U.S. mllttaiy attache expelled by the Soviet gov. eminent, left for Berlin today with U.S. Ambassador Charles E. Bob len in the latter's personal plane. The attache was accompanied by his wife and two children. A big crowd of Americans and other members of Moscow's foreign col ony saw them off at Vnukuno Air port. Felchlln and Ma, Walter Mc Kinney, assistant air attache, were declared persona non grata lun welcome) by the Soviets for "c ttvities inconsistent with their post. Hons as military attaches." McKinney already Is abroad and will not return. Last March the two men were accused In a letter published In Trud, Soviet trade union paper, of espionage wnue on a trip through Siberia. The 8tale Department denied ine cnarges against the two U.S. attacnes. The Soviet move appar ently was In retaliation for the ex. pulsion of two Russian Embassy attaches and a member of the So viet u.N. delegation from the United States for "espionage and improper activities." THERE WAS NEVER A MAN UKE Ho wag all Man,.. a Gunfightor! . 1 sssggsBssssamaesssaaaBST 6' nfx mm r t - AN ENGLISH SETTER owned by Bill Hunt, 305 Hilliide, turned up missing ten days ago while Hunt was on a fishing trip up the Sycan, The dog is shown here with Bill, Jr. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of the dog is asked to contact Hunt. Producer For Abbott And Costello Faces Problems By HUBBARD KEAVV (For Bob Thomas) HOLLYWOOD OP) Howard Christy has great admiration Jot me t&iems ana earning power ot Abbott and Costello, but I gathered he does not like some of the things trey do off the screen. Christy is the comics' producer. R is his job to find new back. grounds to put them in and to see that the films are made economi. oily. They cost S79O.00O each and gross two million or belter. It hurts Christy when, as hap pens during the filming of some pictures, the boys do not speak to each other. Right now they are very palsy. He thinks they are foolish to use routines on television from unreleased pictures: when the films come out the stuff looks old. And he wonders out loud too why they don't save their money. 'Bud and Lou ougnt to nave two millions each," Christy says, "but I'll bet they haven t saved any thing like that. How can you save money with 120-foot yachts and stables of race horses? ' A and C today are completing their 40tn picture, au out mree i have been fantastically successlui. A and C Meet the Killer ' was the least profitable of the 37 Universal-International has made. Christy says the wo.d "killer" killed it. Bud and Lou, with the urce to. be bosses Instead of em. moves, each produced a nrai in. dependently. These were "Captain Kidd" and Jack and the Bean stalk" both failures. Vet. says Christy, the boys are aaain talkimr about being their own producers. Maybe they figure to hit the jackpot, using tne lormuia Christy has worked in the IS years they have been stars, and get'out of a financial noie. The A and C formula Is old gags i new dress, and sometimes not so new. The film In work now has them meeting the Keystone i-ops. Nm that doesn't strike me as be ing very funny, but Christy dis agrees. Politely indicating uai i am no A and c Ian, ne expismca You either like the boys or you rfon't. There's no in-between. Their comedv is slapstick tails ana chases and such. So was mat oi tne Kevstone Coos. They were the first slapstick comedians, comnine tne Soil Expert Gives Advice Farmers who are Interested In good Irrigated pastures, grazing rotations and fertilising may be overlooking one good practice says John Berg, local soil conser vationist. Many ranchers through coopera tion with the Extension Service have seeded dryland grass-legume field trials. Results of these look very favorable. For areas where rainfall Is around 11 to 12 Inches, such as Yonna and Foe Valleys, crested wheatgrass and Ladak or Nomad alfalfa are showing good results. In areas where moisture Is above 14 Inches, such as the Sprague River district, alternate row seedlngs of pubescent wheal grass and Ladak or Nomad alfal fa should give a higher yielding pasture than the crested wheat grass. Berg stated. For the past several years the local A8C office has shared the cost ot dryland seedlngs. Ranchers who are planning on seeding dry land grasses next spring should consult with L. A. Bruner at the ASC office to find out what their specifications are. For seeding In formation farmers may contact the county extension agent or the local ASO office. Negro Woman Acts As Texas Judge WICHITA FALLS, Tex. OPI County Judge Charlys Farrls was in her second day In office today and was serving without a hitch. The 35-year-old Negro woman was the choice ef the Wichita County Bar Assn. yesterday when a fill-in was needed for the regular county Judge, Ouy H, McNeely, who Is out of town. A graduate of prairie View Nor mal School in Texas and Howard University in Washington, DC, the woman attorney was picked to serve yesterday and today. HOT DAY t.oa Atjnrr.ra m n. a here yesterday the hottest day of the year and more of the same Is forecast for today. I two and what have you got? Slap stick to top all slapstick." Christy got the Idea from a com petitor of movies: TV. It seems that TV is full of Keystone Cops these days. Seed Group To Tour Basin A lour of Butte Valley and the southern. purl of the Klamath Ba sin will uo held Monday July 13. when the board ot directors and official-, of the Cnl-Approved Seed Growers Association will bo here to mrel with local seed growers and cleaners. Following the all day tour a meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m. (DSTi, at the Sportsman's Hotel In Tulelnke. The C.illlomls group coml.stlng ot seven board members and four ofliclnls havo toured the southern mid central teed growing areas of California and their trip here will be for the purpose ot getting ac quainted with local growers and seed cleaners, as well as looking over the area. Discussions at the evcnlnu meet, log will include recent legislation. CCC policies, and tht trend ot seed purchasing In eastern United States. The production of Kenland Insects Reported In Basin Crops With warmer weather prevail ing, a large number of weevil and Lygus bugs are showing uu in clover Ileitis, according to Exten sion Ant wall Jendreejewskl. Aphid ure also making their ap pearance in potato fields and coun ty officio's advise farmers to watch their crops closely and spray or dust If necessary to con trol tne infestation. Klaawrit rolls, OragM AMERICAN CHINESE M ml tkir hetfl Ban B. La. Mar. IK 44N to Oram Te Tel. 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