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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1954)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1954 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (Radio Jjoq ZFLW 14W Ke. PST Thursday Evening, August 13 00 On SUge CBS 30 Record Derby 7:00 Jack Carton CBS 1 25 Munc 7:30 That ! Rich CBS 00 Meet Millie CBS 8 25 Surprise Theater CBS 8 30 Lowell Thomas CBS :3 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 00 In the Pastor Study 9 13 Dwicht Cooke's Guest Book CBS 6 :t0 Euphrata Park Concert ABC 10 00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Bill Stern ABC CAN YOU TAKE IT? MIDNIGHT FRIDAY THE 1 3TH 1 NOW PLAYING! ' BOB HOPE. mDAHL !) MARTIN bsa)CL0ONY jcRE STHIffiniC SHO RTS -CARTOON NOW SHOWING! THE TECHNICOLOR KIRK1 iKBlB.MTOimim -an n yJA Dennis MRRHiN Patricia NEAL Steve COCHRAN COLOU CARTOON . NEWS ADULTS r : . . 75c KIDDIES . . . . 25e I ALL TICKCTj 50t ) yLi3PEN DAILY 7 OO m - MniTni nn UUUbLHb KyMM CihemaScoPc fAf? ill N"HMun snuopiwoK oi r i 10 .T0 Kilocycle Kiub 11 00 Sicn Off News Summary 11.US Sign Olf KFLW lttt &. PST Friday. August 13 00 Early Bird News 03 Alarm Clock Club 6 30 Halter's Almanac t Ride the Bus l 55 Music 7 00 Newt-Bkt Edition 7:13 Charlie's Roundup 7.30 Bob Garred ABC 7 40 Betty Crocker ABC 7 43 Htrry Babbitt CBS t 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Blue Skies 9 13 Ma Perkins CBS 930 Young Dr. Valine rBS S 45 The Penney s Show 10 00 Cliel Huntley ARC lt-13 Perry Mason CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10 43 Stop & Snop 10.55 Wnuperuig Streets ABC 1115 Printer Day CBS 1:30 Helen Trent tea 1 45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12 00 Noon Edition News 1? 15 Payless Sidewalk Show 1130 Sam Hayes ABC 12 A5 A"hur Godfrey CBS 2 15 Ruth Ashton CBS 2 2o Phil Norman CBS 2 30 House Pany CBS 00 Better Living 15 Hank Henry Show S 43 Basin Briefs 3.55 Betty Crocker ABC 4 00 Ted Malone ABC 41.15 Spin with Wjnne 4 45 When Girl Marries ABC 5 00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5 15 Eajv LtitrninK 5 JO Today's SporU Highlights 5 45 I'ran G-m t"RS 5 35 Hometown News 6 OO Jack Caron CBS B 25 News CBS 6 30 Godfrev Durst CBS 7 30 Tne Lone Ranier ABC 7 53 Les Griffith ABC 8 00 Mr. Keen CBS 8 2-5 Surprise Theater CBS t JO Lowell Thomas CBS 8 43 Tennessee Ernie CBS 9 00 Football forecast ABC 9 jO Concert of Favorites 1(, 00 10 p.m. Headlines 10 15 BUI Stern ABC IC.30 Kilocycle Klub 11 on Sign Off News Summary 1105 Sn Off KFJI I15t Ke. PIT Thursday Evening;, August 12 m Gssrtei Raitrr MSS 13 Evening Edition Local Newt 8 15 HJlJywCKVi Kighlignu 8 VirgU Pinkie News DJI 8 43 Sam Raves ,ii OLBA 6 M Bill Hearj UBS 7 00 Red Skelton Show 7.30 Sports Report 7 W Timber Ta 7 45 Eddie F-jner Show fctBS f Cri-re Furhters MBS R M Official Detective MBS tot Newsoapee ef the Air DUI 9 13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 JO Moonlit Melody Time S 55 News DLBS 10 00 Mutual Newsreel 10 !0 Shady S:de of Midnight a oo sum o KFJI 11 SI Ke. rST I Friday, August 13 5 no New 5 '.15 Stirvist Serenade 5 30 News 5 53 Sur..-e Serenade 00 Fir: News 6 "IB Sunrise Serenade 8 JO Sons of the Pioneers 43 Farm Reporter IS Franc Htia.niwtT KlWS MX 8 T il Breakfast Gaag MBS 7 M Teday s Beat Buys 7 U First Edition Local News to rlamath falls Movie Money rprc Cash1 tickcts ot COOPS CEN 6 30 P I Ewri mort dangtrou II NOW no es a oruntua. 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"You'll appreciate the early American atmosphere we're giving this place!" i 7 39 Something te Think Anut wm ntu Brown news hub 8.15 Bob Greene News OLrvft 8 20 Time Out 8 33 Holland Ingle Mews 8 0 Brafai ang UBS 8 45 Morning Melodies 8 30 Carnation Milk Time tCksS 9 45 Music of Manhattan If- 00 Newspaper of the Alt tiLBS 10:13 Telto Test DLBS 10 30 A Visito to Weisfield's 10 33 A Visit to McConkey'a 10 i Music :0.45 A Visit to La Potnte's 11:00 Florida Calling DLBS 11 2i News 11:30 Queen for Day MBS 1200 Tips From the Town Simp 12:15 Noonday Edition Loeaj Newt 12:30 Best on Record , 12 45 Town and Country Time 3 25 Sam Hajes News DLBS 3 if) South 6th St Varieties 3.45 Tello Test DLBS 400 Lake view Roundup 4.18 Frank Reaaiagwa; News UBS 4 30 Here the Answer DLBS 4 41 Saaa Kayee Haws Mil 5 00 Bob Greene News DLB 3 05 Something to Think About 5:10 Hollywood HtghllghU 3 13 Virgil Pinkley 5:30 All Star Football 8:30 Evening News 8:40 Red Skelton 910 Sports Report 9 20 Timber Tales 9:25 Newspaper of Ihe Air DLBS 9 40 Fulton Lewis MBS 9 S3 Robert Hurlefgh News MBS 10:00 Mutual Newsreel DLBS 10 10 Shady Side of Midnight 11.00 Pie Off KBES TV Channel ft Thursday Evening;, August 12 1100 Big Pay Off 1130 Bob Crosby 11:45 Roberf Q. Lewis 3.05 Devotions 313 Garry Moore 3 30 Betty White Show 4 00 reminlne Fancies 4 30 Val Rogue Show 3 00 Uncle Bill Show 5 30 Western Theater 6:30 Dinner Serenade 7.00 Groucho Marx -7 30 Sportscholar 7 45 Baseball Hall of Timt 8 CO TV Tunes 8 30 Ford Theater 9 0O All Star Theater 9 30 Dangerous Assignment 10 00 Favorite Story 1C 30 Weather 10 35 News 10-40 Sign Off Friday, A must 13 3 20 Derrotums I M Betty White Show 4 on Feminine Fancies 4 30 Val Rcgue Snow SCO Uncle Bill Show 3 rO Superrran 00 Sooctareei 4 Greatest Moments fat Sports 8 45 Mse-.as Tisu 7 R&f- Bod At GttB O-ib 7 30 Scuuiatra Oregon Rouadtabt 800 TB A 9' V-.t-enyr Titer 9 30 Baseball Hall ot Fane 9 45 Weatnex 8 50 News 9 55 Bert TVeater ltX53 Sign Off Unity Fish Limit Raised The recently announced liberal ization of Uie bag limit on Unity Reservoir In northeastern Oregon has raised a question in the minds of many of the sportsmen of the state. Though it was not specifically stated in the news release, this increase in the bag limit includes the tributaries of Unity Reservoir in addition to the reservoir. Bag limit was raised to 30 fish per day since the reservoir is to be chemically treated in the near future to rid it of rough fish. Kittredge To Attend Meets Oscar Kittredge. whose candidacy for state senator from the nth sen sorial district of Oregon was con firmed Tuesday by the Republi can State Central Committee, is finding busy days ahead. He has accepted an invitation to attend a meeting of supporters at Bend Friday evening. Saturday he will go to Madras to attend the Jefferson County Fair and the 4-H Club show. On Sunday he has an engage ment to meet with friends at Prine ville and will return to Klamath Falls Sunday evening. Farm Spray Uses Reported TULELAKE Scientists have found they can boost the killing time of insecticides up to 1.000 per cent by using chemical "Extend ers" according to Ken Bagho'.t. farm adviser. DDT used in an oil solution wis effective less than 15 days, ento mologists found. By adding methyl f thvl ketone they boosted the lethal period to 60 or more days. Aldrm and Lindane were improved even more. In normal oil or emulsion spray they killed flvs less than 10 davs in outdoor weather conditions. Using the extender in place of the oil or emulsion, scientists obtained nearly perfect fly control for more thn 10S days an increase of over 1.000 per cent. The reason why oil-based sprays do not last is that the oil. carry ing the DDT. penetrates the leaf. When a highly volatile solvent auch as methyl ethyl ketone is substitut ed for the oil in DDT apravs. it quickly vaporizes, laving a residue of DDT on the foliage surface. The tewdue doe, not wash or weather SOMETHING NEW! 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He claimed the board's thinking was outmoded. "There have been many scenes In these animal pictures which have thrown out for reasons of taste," he remarked. "But I felt this scene belonged in the film. It was a clean birth and very fast. I don't see how anyone could be touchy about it. LEE ihrouqhQut the store o "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGIST" BRINGS YOU THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES loe bobbie 25c MARLIN PINS DoubI,Ed Ammoniated 4 for 3c BLADES Tooth Powder 13c 13c FRIDAY, THE 13TH ' ' ' FRIDAY, THE 13TH FRIDAY, THE 13TH 39eto2.89 er ' ' BOX i&h 10c Stationery SM ENVELOPES (Boxes Soiled) r'?5Wiwi5lp III" '1 " " 13c V'Sfiyf 2for13c FRIDAY. THE 13TH ' VJ rAY, THE 13TH ' 28c WM 98c KLEENEX BATHING 300 Sheet ' 2Sc Tiny Tots CAPS 13' PLAY BOOKS . - Limit 2 -JJg 13C Friday the 13th friday, the 13th Friday the 13th N TIKI C!1DWAY 8 HOUR SERVICE IN AT 9 A.M. OUT AT 5 P.M. "I think it should be good for children. I know it had a good ef fect on my daughters. They're 18 and 20, and one is married. The scene took the fear out of child birth for them. . . .. "I showed the picture to the Catholic Legion of Decency in New York, and they found nothing ob jectionable in it. They said it should be seen not only by every aduit, but every child, too. "Joe Breen (Hollywood's top censor) found nothing wrong .with the scene. He told me to keep it in the picture." The Disney studio pointed out that "The Vanishing Prairie" has been commended by the Parent Teachers Assn., General Federa tion of Womens Clubs and other groups. Each recommended It for family audiences. "I can't understand the New York board," said Disney. "I grew up on a farm and saw all kinds of births when I was a boy. I think it helps give you a whole some outlook on life." A tiff with the censors Is a rare I HENDRICKS ml INI M DC Birth In Real Life Movie ....... 1 ...... m lkl-1. fl event for Disney. He could recall only one or two others in the past. One time he portrayed a group of water sprites in a picture. The Johnston office raised an objection over the little fairies' navels. But Walt held his ground and refused tu erase. "I had to give in another time." he added. "I think it was in 'Dum bo." They objected to a winking navel." But he upheld the buffalo birth. "We didn't publicize the scene or try to sensationalize in any vay." he said. "It's all done in Lirceit stock Icid tnc mikt pimas IB hlt part l tht tL Beat Spin" lana. Rental par caaia plan. Hammond Organ Chord Organ LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th WE ARE PROUD OF OUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE And Of Your Confidence in U 2212 SOUTH SIXTH ST. I think it, belongs la the picture. PERMISSION j MEXICO CITY Vh Guatemala's new ambassador to Mexico says his government will grant ex-Pres. ident Jacobo Arbenz Guzman per. mission to leave Guatemala. Thi envoy. Mario Efren Najera Far. fan, made his announcement to reporters upon his arrival Wednesday. ' Klamath Falls, Orceaa AMERICAN CHINESE Foodi at thfir baitl Ben B. 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