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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 27. 19si
Auto Insurance rates have been
reduced. . gee Hans Norland, '637
Pine St.
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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
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Movie Money
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at each
of Your
KLAMATH THEATRES
DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M.
NOW PLAYING!
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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
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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
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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.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTION!
KIDDIES "BLUE GRASS of KENTUCKY"
"GUNFIGHTERS OF THE NORTHWEST MOUNTED'
-FREE TICKETS - FOLLOWING MERCHANTS
Emil't Super Morket
9th t Pin,
Suburbon Drug Co.
3950 South 6th
Superior Troy
Loundry & Cleaner,
400 So. 6lh . 236 KlomotS
Eair Side Pharmacy
80S E. Main St.
Schitfman Suparmort
3803 Altomont Dr.
Bill Davij Richfield
2551 South 6th
SKoop t Schultt,
Service Station
Main & Spring
The Big "Y" Market
4710 So. Sioh
Buy low Food Center
1338 Oregon Ave.
Grigg'i Superior Foodi
I Carl', Superior Meat,
Shalt. Way 1 Oi.iiion
Soroptimist's
Plan Meeting
First fall meeting of the Sorop.
tiniist Club will be held Thursday,
September 2 at the Winemn Hotel.
Luncheon hour will be 12 noon.
Speaker will be Mrs. Ann
Spiague, Lakevicw, Lake County
school superintendent who will
speak on education.
Mrs. Alice Lamm, new president
elected last tall and the other
members of the new board will
be In the chairs.
For reservations for the lunch
eon call Mrs. Ruth Ray 2-1094 or
Mrs. Lucille Busewell. 5370 by
Tuesday night, August 31 or Wed
nesday morning, September 1.
.- Reg. Now
HIGH .GLOSS ENAMEL
colon only gals. 8.01 4.40
SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL qts. 1.88 1.00
, colors only gals. 6.51 3.60
tLEAR SEMI-GLOSS and FLAT
ENAMEL, which we can qfs.. 1.56 .80
color for you gals. 5.15 . 2.10
PORCH & DECK ENAMEL qts. 1.88 1.00
gals. 6.40 3.40
TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT ENAMEL qts. 2.06 1.25
' pts. 1.11 .75
PAINT I VARNISH REMOVER pts. .67 .38
Vs-pts. .49 .26
EXTERIOR GLOSS ENAMEL pts. 1.30 .95
qts. 2.35 1.30
gals. 8.00 4.50
HIGH GLOSS ENAMFI. -pts. .44 .20
exterior or !2-pts. .75 .31
Inferior use. pts. 1.26 .64
qts. 2.36 1.01
OIL STAINS '2.pts. .50 .30
pts. ' .76 .45
qts. 1.31 .75
VARNISH STAINS 'j-pts. .60 .35
pts. 1.01 .65
qts. 1.81 1.05
AUTOMOBILE ENAMEL qts. 2.86
stock limited to 2.35 1.40
GENERAL'S EXTERIOR
House Paint
White and Colors
4.10
4.30
1.35
Per Gal. in 5 Gal. Container,
Single Gallons
Quarts
SPECIAL ON WALLPAPER .
20c Single Roll
Superior Book Only
SPECIAL ON WALLPAPER
75 OFF LIST PRICS
This Paper Is Rre-Trimmed And
Washable, 35 Patterns
Birge Book Only
General Paint 100 Pure
HOUSE PAINT
Brick Red Color Only
5.59
NOW PRICED
Gallon
REG. NOW
385
50
Shingle Paste
1-Gallon, Green 6.41
Shingle Paste 1 Q
. 5-Gallon, Green 31.55 I W
Shingle Paste 65
1-Gallon, Red 6.06 W
PERFECT EXT-HOUSE PAINT
White Only (slock limited) gallon.
OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT
3"
REG. NOW
French Gray color, 5 gal 29.50
OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT
Colors Only quarts 1.91
OUTSIDE PAINT
SASH and TRIM, gallons 8.30
quarts 2.32
LINOLEUM PASTE
Gallons 1.50
KF Musician In
Music Group
A Klamath Falls musician, Tom
Uptngton. Klamath Falls, was one
of five younir musicians who pre
sented Moznrt's A Major Quintet,
August 23 in the Columbia Club,
Boise, when the Vacation Serena
des presented a musical concert.
Younir Upington. son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. M. 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?
RAINBOW FIGURINE 29
Enamel Sets 4.00
14B0
.80
470
.75
.05
.18
2 FOR 1 SALE
FAB SPRAY
1.20
Reg. 2.95-12-ox. NOW
Pay Only le for 2nd Can
Reg. 3.95 Quart NOW
Pay Only le For 2nd Can
Stock Limited
1.98
MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION -FIRST COME -FIRST SERVED
ADDITIONAL SAVINGS
S&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN ON SALE ITEMS ABOVE
mire & h mm sums
GIVEN SAT. ONLY ON ITEMS NOT ON SALE ABOVE
CC C M
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