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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1954)
PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 27. 19si Auto Insurance rates have been reduced. . gee Hans Norland, '637 Pine St. ENDS TONIGHT! TOMORROW! ft? K'" tro'nntj Wenddl CORtr Vera RALSTON i PLUi i - 70 Colo o CuRTaous Radio Jjog 6 00 tt.L'5 e 30 7;: 7:35 H 00 r ;io 8:4!S 0:00 t(::i(J 10 00 10:13 10:.'(O 1 1:00 11 05 KFLW U59 ft. FBT Friday Even. nr. August 27 Jack Carson CBS New CBS Godfrey Dxgeti CE5 The Uwi r-uiiRpr ABC Le Griffith ABC Mr Keen CBS Surprise Theatre CBS Lowcil Thomai CBS Tennessee Ernie CBS Football Forecast ABC Concert of Knvoritet 10 p.m. Hearflinti Bill Sterni ABC Kilocyrle Klub S Off Newi Summary Sign Off Movie Money Will Be REDEEMED at each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. NOW PLAYING! O VJUi"-4 ST JANE WYMAN fe ROCK HUDSON iy . CLOYD C DOUGLAS' ....TECHNICOLOR M AGNES M00REHEA0 OTTO KftlfOFR.r.RTOr, PAI MER SUNDAY! Re 5 DSTONGT Wk I l TOMORROW! -IB MCI 7 ST"-t?t HITS I IV Stereophonic Sound if IwSMSWI KFLW - li5 Ko PRT Saturday. August 28 6 00 Early Bird Newi C 05 Alarm Clock Club 6 43 Ride in But K .15 Muile 7:00 Newi-Bklt Edition 7:13 Charlla'a Rounnup 7:30 Frank Gan CBS 7:45 Coffee 'lime ABC 8.00 Tun i for Toll ABC b 03 No School isfda.v ABC 6 .10 Space Patrol ABC 10:00 Robert Q. 'Lewii 1100 Start over Hollywood CBS 11:30 Farm News CBS 11:45 Garden Gate CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Nev,i 12:13 Syncopation Piece CBS 12 .10 You Were There 12:43 Music 12:53 Newt CBS 1:00 Newi ABC 1:05 Chautauqua Symphony ABC 2 00 News ABC 2.03 Pauline Carter ABC 213 Feature Horse Rare ABC 2M It'i Your Businefft ABC 2.43 James Crowley ABC 2 00 News ABC 3:05 101 Ranch Boyi ABC rrDO Rfn Brief 3:45 Muiic 4:00 Nevvi 4:03 RDin with Wvnnt 6:00 City Hoapltal 5:30 Today's Spurt IfifhlighU 5:45 Frank Goti CBS 5:35 Hometown Newi 00 Let's Pretend CBS 0.30 World Council of Churchea Report ABC 6 43 Worda of Life 1 7:00 Two for the Money CBS 7 .10 Charlie's Bedtime Sterlea 7:55 News ABC BOO Ozark Jubilee ABC - 8:25 ABC Late Sports ABC 8:. to Cocoanut Grove ABC 8:00 News ABC f.;03 Dancing Party ABC 9:0 Maddox Broil. c Rose 1():(!C 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 10.:i0 Kilocycle Khib 11:00 Sign Off News Summary I 11:03 Sign Off I KFJ! 1150 Ke. P8T Friday Evening, August 27 6:00 Gabriel Heater MBS 6:15 Evening Local News 6:25 Hollywood Highlights 8:30 Virgil Pink ley MBS 8:43 Sam Hayes DLBS t:35 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton 7:25 Music 7:: Sports Report 7:40 Timber Tales 7:45 Pro Football 10:30 Shadvside of Midnieht 11:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Ke. P8T Saturday, August 28 5:00 Banln Headlines 3:U5 Sunrise Serenade 5:30 First Regional :t:3!i ftunriir .Serenade fi:0O Sunrise Edition Local 6:10 Sunrise Serenade 8:30 Pewe Stldham 6:45 Farm fle porter 4 7:00 l-rank Hemingway News DLBS 7:11 Breakfast ttang MM 7 :M Tealay's leal Suva 7:45 Morning Local and Regional 7:33 Music 0 Bast el) Record 1:15 Melodic Interlude 8:20 Furniture Fair 8.23 Public Service 1:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:45 Hed Car Market 1 00 Best on Record 9:13 Tips From the Town Shop 0:30 Public Service 8:35 Social Security Program 0:40 Music 9:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Ten O'Clock News 10:13 Morning Melodies 11:30 The Story feller 11:43 Fire Fighters 12:00 Local News 12:15 4-H Club K'.:30 Baseball 3:20 Scoreboard MRS 3-25 News DI.BS 3:30 Top Tune DLBS 4:00 Forward March 4:11 Frank Hemingway Nws BLBS 4 30 ProudW W Hall 5 00 Lei Hlgbia News MBS 5:0ft Something to Think About MBS M0 i'Mvee Stidham 5:35 Music 8:43 Jack BHrkhouie MBS 3:33 News MRS 00 How It Happened fl:13Evenkng locnl News f 15 Hollywood lllghhgnis :M AsMtnlil of God 7:00 Tommy Odan and his RhythmmaHteri 7:30 Klamath Temole B:00 Counterspy MBS 9 00 Newipaper nt trie Air DLBS 9:15 For Dancer's Only 10:00 Shady Ride of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off KCN'O 510 kc. (DSTI Saturday, August 28 Alturas, California 6:30 Sign On and Top o' Morning 7:30 News 7:43 Top o' Morning ft:30News 8 35 Band Music 8 45 Look To the Skits 9:00 Freddy Martin I):15 Small Fry 9:30 Book Revue 0:45 The American Story 10:03 The Continental Gypxies 10:30 20th Century Serenade 11:00 Vet em ns 11:13 Broadway in Revue 11:30 Modern Program 11:43 Serenade in Blue 12:00 Sports 17:10 Modoc County News 12:13 News 12:13 News 12:30 Farm Forum 12:40 Personality Time 1:00 Top Tunes 105 Lake County News 1:10 News 1 20 Record Revue 1:30 All Time Hits 1:33 Little Concert Hall , 2 00 News 2:10 According to the Record 2:13 Forward March 2:30 Listener'! Choice 3 00 News 3:03 Listener's Choice 4:43 Flying Time XW Keyboard Date SanSnorts Newt 5:43 Jan Garber 6 00 News 615 Show Time 7:13 Dance Time 6:00 Sign Off 'DENNIS THE MENACE" I'VE NEVER SEEM A 27-INCH PICTURE. WILL y?U THL 'EM I'M OUK LITTLE 60? Federal Funds Aid Fisheries WASHINGTON Senator .Guy Cordon reports that $94,963 has beeu apportioned by the lederal government to Oregon lor sport fishery restoration projects during the current fiscal year. . The federal funds are made available to the state under the terms of the Dingell - Johnson act of 19b0. This program, now in its fourth year, is enabling the states to create new public fishing lakes, restore many unproductive wa ters, and put research findings to better use. The revenue for the federal share of the program comes from the 10 per cent excise tax oa fish ing rods, creels, reels, pftd artifi cial lures, baits and flies, paid by manufacturers. Under law, the federal govern ment will pay 75 per cent of the cost of approved restoration pro jects. Thus, if Oregon uses the full federal, allocation, its contribu tion to the projects will bring to more than $126,000 the total amount available for the work in the state. To provide a fair distribution of federal funds, each state's share Is based on the relation of its num ber of paid fishing license holders to the total in all the states, and the ratio of each state's area i. eluding coastal waters, to the irei of the entire country. Cordon for U.S. Senator Comml tee. W. H. Steiwer, Chairmsn jm Imperial Hotel, Portland 5, w ion. , HOT LUNCHES 65c Bunny's - FOUNTAIN LUNCH 530 Main Klamoth Falls, Ore AMERICAN CHINESE Foods ar their best? Ben B. Lee. Mgr. h. 49 For Order, To Take Oirt NOW APPEARING NIGHTLY . . . 4 Days Only THOSE FABULOUS FEMALE IMPERSONATORS LEE LEONARD & ROBIN RAY 97 SUPPER CLUB Phone 2-9352 Don't Forget Our $2.00 T-Bone Dinners Western am K.C. PAINT'S SUMMER ???? mil Odds and Ends - More Than 50 Off On Most Items -- Savings For -You -- Stock Is Limited So Come In Early and Take Advantage Of Our Sale. No Sales To Dealers. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ,,wc7Wa'iONi i ei.-i m mm 9:30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! 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Upington, 1M0 Port land Street, violinist was concert master. The Vacation Serenades are group of super talented college music majors, high and Junior high school musicians directed by Kobert Muzatko of Boise. Mem bers of the group have been re- crulted from Boise. Caldwell. Mountain Home, Mcrldan in Idaho and Klamath Falls. Young: Upington, who played with the Klamath Union High 1 School orchestra before graduat ing in 1930 Is a senior this year nt Western College of Education, Hclliugham. Washington. FOR YOUR ROOF GRAPHITE POWDER 80 16c Reg. 18c lb. NOW lb. 25-lb. BAGS ONLY RUBBERIZED WASHABLE TEMPO-LITE Self-Sealing One Coat Covers NO PAINT ODOR Dries in 30 Minutes For All Type of Wall Surfaces 16 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Now Priced At Only 3.49 1.09 Gallon Quart ALL PAINT BRUSHES, LADDERS, LADDER JACKS & ROOF JACKS 10 OFF EXTRA SPECIALS . .50 TEXTILE PAINTS Washable Colors, 1-oz. .. PACTRA LACQUERS For Ceramic Painting .60 FIGURINES, Reg. 1.00 to 3.00 ?NOW? 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