Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 16, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text:W :23 30 , 7:30 7:35 S:00 25 :tt 00 :30 lt;M 16:15 10:30 11:00 11:04 IM tj.03 U M 1:00 7:1S Tt30 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1954 (Radio og inW MM Esj PST frM&r Evening, July 16 Jack Carton CBS Ntwi CBS Godfrey Digest CBS U Griffith ABC Xuphrau Park Concert ABC Mr. Kn CBS Surprise Theatre CBS Lowoii Thorn aa CBS Tennessee Emit CBS American SporU Page ABC Concert of Favorite 10 p.m. Headlines B1U Sterna ABC Kilocycle Klub S' Off titvt Summary Sim Off , JLFLW 1459 Ko PST , , Saturday, July 17 Zarlr Bird Newt Alarm Clock Club Ittde the Bua Music News-Bkfst Edition Charlie'a Roundup Frank Goaa CBS 7: 1 00 fc 05 6:30 10:00 11:00 11:10 11:45 13:00 r.':13 12 tO 1:00 1:05 1:20 1:30 8:00 2:03 2 30 2 AS 3.00 3:05 .1:30 3:45 4 00 4:05 5:00 5:30 8 43 Coffee Time ABC Bill Shadcl V the New CBS No School laday ABC Space Patrol ABC Robert Q. Lewis Stan over Hollywood CBS Farm Newi CBS Garden Gate CBS Noon Edition News Syncopation Piece CBS Festival ABC Newi ABC WiUon Handicap ABC Paulena Carter ABC Pan American Union ABC Newa ABC Tea St Crumoeta ARC It's Your Business ABC Jitnei Crowley ABC Newa ABC 101 Ranch Boyi ABC Baiin Briefs MuxIC Newa Spin with Wynne City Hospital Today'i Sporta Highlights Frank Gosa CBS Hometown Newa Let's Pretend CBS r?mKIDDIES iia mj M 1 1 fay aaBBMBBMaMMBjaaH OPtH SPECIAL ATTRACTION! "FANGS OF THE mil SHOW! "6UMf IGHTERS Of THt MORTHWtST MOUKTtD -FREE TICKETS FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Imil's Super Morkot tth Pino Suburban Drug Co. 3950 South 6th Superior Troy Laundry 4 Cltantri 400 So. th - 236 Klameth East Side Pharmacy 108 I. Main St. SchiHmen Suptrmart 3103 Altamont Dr. ' Bill Davig Richfield 2551 South 6th Shoop I SchulUt Service Station Main & Spring The Big "Y" Market 4710 So. Sixth Buy Low Food Center 1338 Oregon Ave. Grigg'i Superior Foodi t Carl's Superior Mtoti Shasta Way & Division IT BEGINS WHERE "TheRoW LEFT OFF LAST i DlMIW6!WSn IWf 2 iiIBDDBBI6R8 f7 gar b, IICHNICOIOI If DAYST - m ..U. kw lltMMIMHOt (Cinemascope II SUNDAY! 12:45 CONTINUOUS mm i , 'j nai-na - m if S M-G-M's gay musical m the glory ol - . color and grandeur ol Cinemascope Starring Ann BLYTH Edmund PUROOM John ERICSON Louis CALHERN will) EDMUND GWENN S. 1. "CUDDLES" SAKAU BETTA ST. JOHN Win Willumi (vdyn Viidm Mario LANZA . m W A. S1 m BK MIDNIGHT TONITE! and c ATimn AVI sr e-i w n i Soma Tlmef AtL TICKETS 1.00 30 pjn. SEE II! fSflSiSffS. nil"' i . s KjUmZ! f. .INM ' it. t J' ' ' tNSAT10NAL UABINO HIT 20.000 WOMEN' ' C 30 You Were There 6 45 Wordi of LUC 7:00 Two for the Money CBS , 7:30 Charlie'a Bedtime Stoncf 7:35 Newa ABC 8:00 The Lone Ranger ABC a 25 ABC Late SporU ABC 1 ' - 8:30 Hometown Jamboree CBS t:55 Thia I Believe CBS b:00 Newa ABC I):05 Dancing Party ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Dancing- Party ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Off KrJI U5 Ke. PST Friday Evening, July 16 a 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS US Evening Edition Local Ntwa 34 Hollywood HighltghU 30 Virgil Pinkley Newa ULBS tM Sam Hayes New DLZft , 53 BUI Htnry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sporta Report 7 40 Timber Tales 7:45 Music 8:00 Official Dtteclive MBS 8:30 Miulc 9:00 Newspaper ol the Atr DLBS 1:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS 8:30 Moonlight Melodies 9:55 Robert Hurleigh News MBS 10 00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off KFJI 115t Ke. PST Saturday, July 17 8:00 Sunrise Serenade r&PEN DAILY 7:OQ P.M. wr r IT uasvr TAZAT CON OF, COCHISE Rock HUDSON rvr Short a Color Cartoon TOMORROW! nOHN WAYNE 1 "JEAN ARTHUR I0H NEW PRICES . CA ADULTS JUW DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. TRVWOtASV itiiuno Mnciofi scon HAYDEN KcCAMBHD6E BMOT STARTS TOMORROW DONALD O'CONNOR -Mi New Pricei AJulH iOc DOORS OPEN 8.30 TONIGHT ONLYI I Cur'ClllAMrtllA " mm T0M0RR0H IHIIUS n sJSVan K01FN Wia AOAMS mm Qtf 'ar fMsifwrtfyaMj COlOtl I heaCali MHrv ksvM e:30 Farm Beporlcr 8 45 Pee Wee stidham and the Rain bow Melody Boa 7 H rrank Hemingway News DLBS 719 Braakfaat Oaag MM 7:88 Tedaj'a Beat Buya 7:48 first Seitiae of the News 7:88 Something te Think About 9 08 Beat M Itecerd 8:19 Melodic Interlude 8:38 News MBS 9:38 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:45 Used Car Market 0.99 Beet on itecerd 9:19 Tips from the Town Shop 9:30 Headline News DLBS 9:33 Social Security Program 9:40 Music 9:49 Music of Manhattan 19:00 Ten O'Clock Newa 16:19 Morning Melodies 11:30 The Story lellar . 11:49 Fire 'ighters 12:99 4-H Club Program 12:15 Noonday Edition Local News IHJO Baseball 3:30 Scoreboard MBS 3:35 News DLBS 3 30 Woody Woodpecker Show MBS 4:00 Forward March 4:19 Frank Hantlngwa Mews DLBS 4:30 Proudly We Hail , 9:00 Lea Higbia News MBS 5:05 Muale 1:05 The Baptist Hour 1:33 Pee Wee Stidham and the Rain bow Melody Boys 9:49 Jack Brick abuse MBS 9:59 News MBS 9.09 Row ft Kan oen td 9:13 Pea Wee Stidham end the Rain bow Melody Boys 9 38 Hollywood Highlight a M Assembly of Cod 7:00 Tommy Oden and his Western Rhythmmasters 7:30 Klamath Temple 9:00 Club 1130 9:00 Nsvioaper of the Air OLBS 9:15 For Dancer's Only 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off 3:20 3:30 4:00 4:30 8:00 8:30 6:00 9:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 9:30 9:35 0:40 10:40 2:30 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:30 8:00 6:30 7:00 S00 9:30 9:00 10:15 10:30 10:23 11:30 Channel 5 Friday Evening, July 16 Devotions On Your Account Feminine Fancies Val Rogue Show Uncle Bill Show Super Circus SoorUreel Mobllgas Fights ' Rogue Rod and Gun Club Southern Oregon Roundtable TBA Viceroy Theater Weather Newa Best Theater Sign Off Saturday, July 17 Devotions Faith for Today Angus Bowmer Western Theater Melody Wranglers That's May Boy Spotlight on the Y Stage Show Amateur Hour Break the Bank Bast Theater (Double Feature) weatner Newa Best Theater Sign Off FLOOD VIENNA W) The Danube flood Friday threatened the Hungarian city of Oyoer, a low-lying indus trial center. Radio Budapest re ported that the high water sweep ing; eastward behind the Iron Cur tain after taking a heavy toll of life and property in Germany and Austria, had burst dams in two vi tal places near Gyoer. s m m issj Vi . mmmmm LARRY B. MULVANEY, form erly with California news papers, has joined the local display advertising staff of the Herald and News. A na tive of Idaho, he has spent most of his life in California. He was with the Redding Record Searchlight for some 15 years and more recently with the Ventura paper. Legal Notice Basin Swim Classes Held Trf Cross swimming classes; opened July t T" sPr1" Blunge with 80 children enrolled . t .M.tiAn rMGB now in lur progress include beginning nd in- TL, Weed Air Reserve Meet wrn The Tulelake Air Force Reserve Flight hd t Joint meeting with the Weed Flight here Wednesday evening. Major Woodle ChamDers, cap tain Paul Christy, Captain Harold (Tex) Barrett, Captain Carl Voor hees. and First Lieutenant Tom my Slaughter, all ol Tulelake, at tended. Lieut. Col. Lloyd Madsen made a presentation of promotions to the o-rade fo caotain for the following officers: First Lieut. Delbert Staf ford, Weed Flight, and Lieut. Tom my Slaughter of the Tulelake Flight. Lieut, col. Maosen is me squadron commander from Chico of the 937st Volunteer Reserve Souadron. Colonel D. D. Todorovlch, air flight surgeoun, gave a talk on the effects of nerve gas and the use of the hypodermic needle to com bat its effect on the human Doay. termediate swimming with Mrs. Joe BnM.ri-k instructing. Children from the Bonanza, Lor ella and Poe Valley districts are participating in the program. Mrs. Potucek reports mai uic group is from the 7-year level. A iHih ph Cross water safety instructor, is teaching be ginning. Intermediate and swim mers classes ai ine vamp Girls camp at Lake of the Woods where sne is serving a -affront director. Reports from the first series of -i - H.Un nnnl KhnW that classes ait pw-. 65 beginners, 36 Intermediates and 8 swimmers nave oeen ucsicu awarded Red Cross certificates. Francis Kolkow is pool manager at Malin. Lifesavlng classes and adult swimming instruction is now under way at Malin with Mrs. Equltv No. 34.136 au.-uftiufts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Isabel Vlramontes. Plaintiff, vt. Er nest Martinez Vlramontei. Defendant. Tr: Ernet Martinex Viramnn'-i. r)e. fendant. In the name of the State nf Oregon, greeting: Your are hereby ordered to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you on or before the 13th day of August. IPS and If you fall to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her comDlalnt against you, to. wit! for divorce from you on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treat ment. Your attention il specifically di rected to the complaint on file in the above entitled cause. This summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above entitled Court, said order being dated July 12. 1954. and by publi cation thereof for a period of four con secutive and successive weeks '4 in sertions). The date of the first publica tion is July 16. 1934. and the date of the last publication Is August 6, 1954. ' R. F. McLaren Attorney for Plaintiff Suite 10. Melhaae Building . Klamath Falls. Oregon July 16, 23. 30 August 6 No. 30 WARNING BONN, Germany Wl Chancel lor Konrad Adenauer Friday warned France for the second time this month that Europe will not wait much longer for her to ratify the European Defense Community. Let me prove to you that we can save all "good risks" money on both Fire and Auto Insurance. Hans Norland, 627 Pine St. LAWNS De yea want a good lawn er Just a low prlc? Vou can't always have both. Ws do quality work and fur nish everything. We guarantee a good aland ef grass! Phena 4296. LAKESHORE GARDENS NURSERY 0T CSHAt Klameth Fells, Ofeeo. AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at their best) Sen B. Lee. Mar. tk. (49t Far Order. Ta Take Out Arlle May Johnson and Mr. Ko. kow instructing. Kolkow reports a good response to the adult be ginners swim program, with 36 students enrolled. Classes vi held Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. For .Quality Supreme WURLITZER PIANOS Modern science applied to an old industry has created a new standard of excellence, Many beautiful styles and finishes from which to choose. LOUIS R. MANN . PIANO CO. 120 N. 7th i-flKWflY- YOUR STORE 721 Main St. . Klamath's Own Specialixed Department Store FOR DISTINCTIVE GIFTS JULY SALE of CURTAINS NYLONETTE A Nylon Marquisette of DuPont Nylon Made with 7" Ruffle Tot can purchase vtrr exquisite cur tela vstib entirely ef dnPent Nylon the same miracle fahrle from which your bsaatlful nylon stockings are made. gome ef the graai advantages ef this cartels srs: Practically oe shrinkage. Vsry strong the tiny nylon threads are is strong aa the same thickness of copper wire. Vary elcar the most transparent ef any marqulsstle. Btsls.s sailing dirt baa trouble clinging le ibe roan smooth aarface er nylon Absolutely mildew proof and no! by insects. BUY AT THIS LOW PRICE 41.11 7" ruffle reg. 7.95 NOW 4.08 70ill 7" rulll. reg. 11.95 NOW 7.50 l.al 7" ruffle rag. 14.95 NOW 1.49 41.11 Nylon Panels reg. 1.98 New 1.49 EXTRA CURTAIN VALUE 42x11 Fine raysn pan.l 77 f NOW ' ' C I harmed j.- mm ..... 3225211 Nylon Tien THE MOST AmACTiVf, , MACTICAl MEANS OF CONTROUINO PRIVACY, UOHT AND VENTILATION WITH WINDOWS OF ANY SHAPE OR SIZE WUrlJlffft ' "CTgsa il ii 'WITT I as II IBB RANCH TYPf WINDOW SPECIAL VALUES FOR JULY CURTAIN SALE 40i30 Tiers Finest Nylon Req. 3.00 NOW 2.25 40x36 Tiers Finest Nylon Req. 4.00 NOW 2.50 SHOP YOUR STORE FOR THE LOWEST BLANKET VALUES IN YEARS 100 oil pure wool 4-lb. Size 72x90 and they 4 QC came in all the popular colors. Reg. 14.50 I I value NOW 100 all pure wool 2Vi lb. Size 72x84 in o food rang of colon. 11.95 value NOW 988 25 wool Newton blankets. Made by the Peppercll Mff. Co. Reg. 9.95 Value .... NOW Six 72x90 695 100 finest pure wool blankets. North Star siie 72x90. Wide latin binding. Reg. 21.50 volue NOW 1795 JtaAi Wiiwh PECIALS! Reg. 653 Reg. 335 Reg; 19e Reg. 215 Reg. 229e Reg. 325c Reg. 425c Reg. 223c Dbg Food Playfair or Pooch Evaporated Applesauce Hot Sauce Book Matches Ivory Soap Jell Well Toilet Tissue Highway brand Taste Tells 50 books in every carton Medium Bars Gelatin or Puddings M-D 80 count 12 100 10 - 95c cans 00 14 .... 100 10 - I00 14 -100 20 loo 12 .. loo BUY 12 SAVE 6 c BUY 6 SAVE 14c BUY 14 SAVE 5c BUY 10 SAVE 45c BUY 14 SAVE 18c BUY 12 SAVE 25e BUY 10 SAVE 38c SUGAR Brown & Po1t. 19c MARGARINE Coldbrook Colored lb. 15c BABY FOOD 5c TIDE or CHEER Ciant Size Pkg. 65c MIRACLE WHIP Qt. Jar 39c CRISCO ROYAL SATIN 3 lb. eon 75C 3 1b. can 63C WESSON OIL MAYDAY OIL Qt. 49c Qt. 46c Watermelon Corn Lettuce Peaches Tomatoes Ripe Sweet Head Elbertas Ripe pi 329c 5c 15o 25c Low Price 17-b-,,ot Cantaloupe Mature 10c - SLICED BACON PORK SAUSAGE Swift's Oriole Crisp Morre'1's Pork 3 Mb. Rolls 55 $00 Rib Roast Stondinq Cut b 69c Grocery Prices Effective Through July 15th thru 25th Meof and Produce Prices ore Good Through Sunday, July 18th only Pot Roast Arm Cut Blodr Cut lb. 55c lb. 49c Swiss Steak Boneless ., 79c