Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 30, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KFLW 1430 Kc. - PSf Monday Evening August 30 6 ;W Address by Pres. Elsenhower ABC 7:00 Headline Edition ABU 1:1 Turner Callmf ABC 7:30 Th Lone Ranger ABC :55 Lei Griffith ABC 8 00 Meet CorlU Archer CBS fl 30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:43 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS U0 Voire of Firestone ABC 9:30 Preview ol Tomorrow fl.43 Henry J. Tavlor ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headline! 20:13 Bill Sterne ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summery 11:03 Sign OK KFLW 1450 Kc. PST Tuesday, August 31 8 00 Early Bird Newe 8:03 Alarm Clock Club f ACH WEEK! I &B3S3SL Posse Club Mceti Speciol Western Feotute Kidi JOc DOORS OPEN 8:30 P.M. NOW SHOWING! (CD 333 am-. " JANfwva1??.. LLOYD C DOUOLAO TECHNICOLOR AONES MOOWtHfUO OTTO HHllOf SHORTS -CARTOON-NEWS DOORS OPEN 6r30 P.M. HILDERARDE NFFF" IM ' . os the Sinner in (&UNDERIH ' THI STORY OF A SINNfR WwHSRTHORC. k liiiHil :,:,V"" , WEDNESDAY ONLY! r mmim-nm m mm ww TONIGHT ONLY! TOMORROW! nIAKCAIIYIKA AM y t y'OPEN e):3Q P M. 30 Hefter'e Almenee f:4S Ride The Bui 6 V) MuilO 7:08 Newa Breakfast Edition 7:13 Charlie'' Kounriup 7:30 Frank Cost CBS 7:43 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Blue Skies 0:19 Ma Perkina CBS 0:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 9:43 The BAB Show 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC lii:l3 Perry Maion CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:45 Marian From Miller'a 10:55 WhKperlng Street ABC 11:15 Brighter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:43 Our Cat Sundy CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newe 12:13 fayieae Sidewalk Show 12:30 Sam Hayei ABC 12:43 Arthur Godfrey CBS 213 Ruth A in ton CBS 9 20 Phil Norman CBS 2:30 Home Party CBS 3:00 Better Living 3:13 Hank Henry fallow 3:45 Railn Brief! 3:53 Doreie Bell ABC 4:00 Ted Malone ABC 4:13 Spin With Wynne 4:45 When a Girl Marrlei ABC 3:00 Edward R Murrow CBS 3:15 Kany Listening 5:30 Today'! Sports Highlight! 6 45 Frank Goia CBS 0-35 Hometown New 6:00 NiRhtwatch CBS eM Stop the Music CBS 7:30 Silver Eagle ABC 7:55 Les Griffith ABC 8:00 Two Ticketr to Broadway 0:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:43 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 0:00 America'! Town Meeting ABC P:45 At the Console 10:00 10 p.m. Headline! 10:15 Bill Sterna ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off Newa Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1158 K. fST Monday Evening, August 30 , 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MUt 8.15 Evening Edition Local New! 6:23 Hollywood Highlight! 8:30 Virgil Pinkley News DLfil 6:45 Sim Heyea News DLBS I II Bill .Henry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 Timber Tale! 7:45 Radio Camera Club 8:00 Under Arrest 8:30 Let George Do It MBS 0:00 Newspaper of the Air Ol.Bl 0:19 Fulton Lewli Jr. MBS 0:30 Moonlite Melodies 0:33 Newa MRS 10:00 Mutual Newireet MBS 10:10 Shadyside of Midnight 11:09 Sign off KFJI U50 Re. PST Tuesday. August 31 3:00 Basin Head lines 9:03 Sunrise Serenade Ji:3IJ i" I rat Regional 3:33 Sunrise Serenade K m Sunrise Edition Local 6:10 Sunrise Serenade li::wi Sons of the Pioneer! 6:43 Farm Reporter 7:00 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 7:15 BreaKfast Gang DLBS 7:M Today's Best Buy 7:45 Morning Local and Regional 7:55 Music I N Caell Brown MVS 8:13 Bob Greene Newa DLBS B-a0 Time Out 8 26 Holland Bngle Newa MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS 8:43 Strictly Feminine 0:00 Morning Melodies 0:30 Carnation Milk Time UBS 0:43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Nrwininrr of the Ate DLS1 10:19 Tello Teat DLBS 10:30 A visit to Weiftflelri's 10:33 A Visit to McConkey'a 10:40 Music 10:49 A VLIt to LaPolnte'i 11:00 riorida Calling DLBS 11:23 Morning Final 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Tlpa from The Town Shop 12:13 Noonday Edition Leca I Newa 12:30 Beat on Record 12:43 Town and County Time 1-Ofl Game of the Day MBS :25 Snm Hayes News DLBS 3:3(1 South Sixth Street Varieties 3:43 Tello Test DLBS 4:00 Glen Fox 4:13 Frank Hemingway Newt DLBS 4:30 Here's the Answer DLBS 4:4.1 Sam Hayes Newt DLBS S:0O p.m. Boh Greene New DLBS 1:03 Something to Think About 8:10 Music 3:30 likevlew Roundup 08 Cecil Brown MBS 10 Gabriel Mestter MBS 6:13 Evening Edition Local News 6:23 Hollywood Highlights Movie Money Will B REDEEMED ot each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES POORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. NOW PLAYING! HURRY! HURRY! 02 CLYDE J) EATTY A MB HI! AIA1.MTIF MING CIRCUS' MICKEY" SiPILLATJE Himself! His fins! His iris! iGnemaScopE M Warner Bros, xojtJ I! WarnerColor I Stereophonic Sound j " vuniui umj (Pbup Glut SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS Kidnappm", courrin' and l.issin'1 M-G-M's "SEVEN BRIDES lor Seven Brothers" tells how even village jals ire earned away by seven red-headed brothers! With its songs, dances, color and CinemaScope you get carried away too! st.t. THURSDAY? jj mm Virgil Pinkie News DLBS Ssm Mayes News DLBS Bill Hairy Utih Red Skelton Show Sports Report Timber Tele Eddie Fisher Show MBS High Adventure MBS That Hammer Guy MBS Newspaper of the Air MBS Fulton Lewis Jr MBS Moonlight Melodies Mutual Newireet MRS Shadyilde of Midnight. Sign Off KCNO 570 KCS Tuesday, August 31 6 30 7:13 7:25 7:30 7:4i 0:00 0:15 :30 0:43 0:35 10:00 11:00 11:30 11:43 11:33 1200 12:10 12.13 12:30 12:40 Sign on and Tup o the Morning sport rewa Under the Capllol Dome World News 'iod u' the Morning P T A. Program Harmony Shop kins fntt Women's Newi and Club Notices News Vucation Varieties Master Works of Music Meet the Band Musical Roundup Thought for the Day Sport News Modoc County News Noon News Farm Forum Personality Time Top Tune Lake County New! , World News and Sport! ' Oregon Farm Newa All Time Hit! Concert Time Newa and Comment arv According to the Record 1:00 1:03 1:33. 2:00 2:10 mars sing Listener's Choice News Listener's Choice Great Moments in Sporls Jan Garber Show News Sons of the Ploneeri Sunset Serenade Dance Time Newa Waltz Time Sign Off New Charges Against Huk Chief Seen MANILA SUtp nm:prii&nr! today said they were preparing Communist Huk leader Luis Taruc, tne wily rebel wno was sentenced VesterdflV ' tO 12 VParH ImnricAn. ment and a $10,000 line tor re bellion. Government prosecutors said Ihey were not satisfied with the sentence Imposed on Taruc by Judge Gregorlo Narvasa of the Ma nila Court of First Instance. Taruc was convicted only of charges ot rebellion. He had pleaded guilty 10 a xi-couni indictment Including murder, kidnap, arson and rob bery. The prosecution earlier asked (hat life sentence be imposed on me lu-year-om dissident, who sur rendered last Mny. The defense said they wore satisfied with the sentence. Taruc, who eluded government forces lor eiaht vears. marl an impassioned appeal for scoial Jus tice in a 25-minule address to the court 'last Fridnv when hp. was arraigned. He was listed by the army as me tnird-ranked leader in the Huk hierarchy At (hp llm. nr hie surrender. The Manila Evening News, first newspaper to comment on the sen tence, called it -a disErace to the nation and indicated a "deal" mny have been made between the government and Taruc. Taruc surrendered to the kov- ernmcnt of President Elpidio Oui- rino on June 21, 1948. and was granted amnesty. But two weeks later, he again fled to his moun tain hideouts, denouncing the Qulrino government. WKKK'S SKWINO Bl'Y Beginner-easy liffy-sew no waistline seam! Popular deep yoke fashion for Jr. Musi Strlctlv the rag, this Fall the Moused bodice eased Into fullness by soft gathers! Nip-m the waistline: with your favorite waist-ctncherl Perfect for back-to-school I j Pattern 9389: Jr. Miss Sizes . U. 13. 15. n. Size 13 takes 5 yards1 39-inch fabric. j This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated, Sew Chart shows you every step, i Send Uiirty-five cents In coins i for this pattern add S cents for each pattern for lst-clas mailing. Herald and News. Pattern Dept.. fend to Marian Martin, rare of P O. Box 6740. Chlraao 80, III. i Print your nainp. address, aoue; ; fit, atyle number. 6 30 6 45 I 3 7:00 7:30 7:40 7:45 8:00 8 30 0:00 0:13 0 30 10:00 10:10 11. -00 try llTfeilffcitfH IIKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH 'DENNIS THE MENACE" ftfSONAUY. 1 1& TO SIT WITH HIM. HlS fOLKS HAVE TO PA DOUBLE IN ORDER TO 6ET AlftONE. ; Writer To Co-Produce Film Version Of Firsi Novel By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD lift How to make a fortune out of misfortune in one remarkable lesson. Our subject is Joseph Hayes, a bright, lean, 37-year-old writer from Indianapolis. He is well on his way to fame and fortune, and all because his. son got sick. Hayes had been earning a aood living for 10 years. He would write anything magazine articles, short stories, TV scripts. With his red haired wife, Marrljane. he wrote 20 plays for high schools and ama teur theaters. One of them was based on "Mister Peepers." He even had one play on Broadway, Leaf and Bough," with Charlton Hcston. It flopped in a week. Last winter, the Hayes,' red- haired son, 8-ycar-old Gregory, fell ill. He was in the hospital three times with pneumonia. The doctor despaired of his chances if he stayed in the cold climate. So the Hayes family picked up their belongings and left for Flor ida. Hayes decided to use the time to write a book he had been think ing about. He turned it out In six weeks of intensive writing. He wasn't happy about the re sult. As they were packing, his wife noted his glumness and said, "I won't be able to stand driving all the way to New York with you in that mood. You'd better let me read it." She rend the jtory, which con cerns three escaped convicts who terrorize a family, and said, "I Japan, Russian Fish Pact Eyed TOKYO Ifl Russia Is willing to conclude fishery agreements with Japan "if the Japanese govern ment offers direct negotiation," the newspaper Asahl reported. The paper quoted a cablegram to the Japan-Soviet Friendship Assn. from Yoshitaro Hirano, a member of the association now in Shanghai. Hirano is on route home from Moscow, where he and three ether Japanese negotiated with Scvlet authorities in fishery mat ters in northern Japanese waters. Since the end of World War II a number of Japanese fishing boats and their crew members have been seized by the Russians. 54 Missing After Launch Capsizes MANILA Wl The Philippine News Service reported todav that 54 persona are missing after a motor launch capsized and sank yesterday in Illana Bay off Zam boanga del Sur province. Sixty persons were reported aboard and six survivors were said to have been picked up today. loughler, music, voices LIVE AGAIN with a Wonderful ZENITH Hearing Aid from STANDARD OPTICAL COMPANY 10 DAY EASY TERMS ... iili Our 20th Annivenory Ytor 715 Main Street .AspWSfca StawfQrcL H It s7 FALLS, OREGON 11 think it's wonderful. If you don't mail It, I will." The author selected a title, "The Desperate Hours. So off it went to Hayes' agent. By the time the family arrived back in New York, it had already been sold to Random House for publication. That weekend, Col lier's bought it as a serial. TO Reader's Digest Book Club and Literary Guild took it as a selec tion for their readers. And that isn't all. Hayes went to work on a play version of the story. It will go into rehearsals Dec. 15 with Hayes as coproducer. Hollywood soon started clamor ing for "The Desperate Hours." Virtually every studio in town and a flock of independents bid for it. Some were taken aback by the author's terms. "I know a lot of them said. "Who the heck does he think he is?'" Haves remarked. "My terms were stiff. I wanted a percentage of the gross right off the top. Most of the studios wouldn't go for It." But producer-director William Wyler did. He met the provisions, including the services of Hayes as script writer. The author is here now to write his baby for the screen. EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER YOU MAY HAVE A BEAUTIFUL 5x7" PORTRAIT OF EACH CHILD NOT OVER 12 YEARS NO LIMIT! 1 7J STUDIO 704 MAIN PHONE 4526 KIAMATH FAUI, OMOON 'man- 'ROYAL-T" HEARING AID Now you con heor belter for 15c o month . . . imagine such low operating col . . . one 15c battery losli a lull ixonth!! ZENITH "Roval-T" only $125 . . . ff4ufficA Acctllftritf n4rf ilr tll FREE TRIAL . . . ARRANGE PAY ONLY $10 A MONTH Sah iaW City Klamath Falls Churchmen Declare Against EVANSTON, 111. Ifl The mo mentous second General Assembly of the World Council of Churches neared its end today after ringing declarations calling for "the .liv ing together" of the East and West and placing the church adamantly against racial segregation and use of nuclear weapons. This assembly of church leaders representing 163 denomina tions from 48 countries ends to morrow after almost continuous sessions since Aug. 15. The prin cipal major task remaining was that of the "oneness in Christ," or church unity. Over the weekend, the assembly accepted reports which: Appealed to Communist and non Communist nations to recognize they must "live together" in order to head off their march toward a cataclysmic war. "However deep the conflict may be," the council said, "it is not necessarily an In superable bar to living together. Mankind is sick of it, and wants to be at peace." Urged upon nations of the world the abandonment of "force as an instrument of policy beyond exist ing frontiers." Termed communism a snare oil "false promises" but warned the West against "anti-Communist hys teria." Called on all nations to "pledge that they will refrain from the threat or use" of nuclear weapons agamst the territorial integrity or independence of any state. Urged new efforts for interna tional control, inspection and, pro hibition of atomic, hydrogen and other mass-destruction weapons to end "an arms race of unprecedent ed dimensions." Termed racial segregation "an unutterable offense against God to be endured no longer. It is the duty of the church," the report said, "to protest against any law or arrangement that is unjust to any human being or which would make Christian fellowship impos sible." Concerning East-West relations, the report to the assembly said that it purposely avoided the term "coexistence" because it first was used by Communist leaders. "We stand against submission to. engulfment by or appeasement of totalitarian tyranny and aggres- slon," the report stated. "We also "tand agamst the exploitation of any Positively the last week for AUGUST SALE SAVINGS Still great buys in DAYENO & Famous Biltwell with the guaranteed con struction, Kroehler, Simmons and others. Comfortable good looking living room pieces by day, fufl double beds at night, A wealth of styles ond coverings to choose from. Davenport sets and sectionals also included in this sale. Mattresses and Matching Springs With the exception of factory controlled prices, every mattress and matching box springs in our big stock is reduced. Full or twin sixes, extra firm to extra soft, wide choice of ticking colors. Save this week! wing famous and in only! CHROME DINETTES SPECIAL! Five piece sets, table and four choirs, with Micolite stainless tops, your choice of five colors In heavy plottk up ho I iter. Other styles In chrome sets, ond modern wrought iron tables and chairs alio reduced for this Aug ust sole. Save now! Late Arrival! Drop Front Desks Ths. arrived late lor our August Sail! Attract!., modern drop front desks with thr.t drewtrs and plenty of "pigeon hoi." spoci in th. drop front In mahogany, walnut and bleach finishis. Specially low priced far this last weak at Our Usual Low Terms Apply During This Early - Sale Ends Saturday LUCAS "OUR people ... and for the basic civil I r..i- rh,-lctifln must con- tinue to condemn totalitarianism as false In doctrine and oangeruua ra.Hp Thpv will be no less in p.... - j - firm in continuing to oppose atne- istlc materialism. One section of the international .If.ir. rannrt WAK Critical Of SOUie phases of American foreign policy. That section said: wnen mimi cal! foreign policy is determined primarily by the criterion of anti communism, it generally strength en, -.nncpruotivp And reactionary political groups in the east Asian (n iiiAalrnn the scene bhu icwua w ............ forces of healthy social reiorm. QaKe vtrom me. Milks Nutrition A ftWER' 1 CONCENTRATE- foOpI every department. Hurry " A Rugs and Carpeting Reduced.' Carpet your home wall to well before win ter for added warmth ond comfort! You'll find the rug of your choice in our big se lection . e new, modern designs, all pop ular colon, big reductions! Expert installa tion. Come in this week! CHAIR SETS DAVENOS IL IJjfSSSJ AS LOW AS Sf3SSr! jl 6995 BEDROOM SETS Still a good selection left from our Special Carload purchose! Walnut, mahogany, bleached mahogany, limed oak, ond other finishes. Modern styling, sites to fit your rooms. AS LOW AS $C750 comfortable SWING ROCKERS rocken, plottorm rackert, the molt comfort. ble chairs you ever sat in, by Biltwell and manufacturers! A big selection ol colors to us. in any living room. This AS LOW AS 49" LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEY" MONDAY, AUGUST 00, 1954 Segregation f tint,' jy CjP'O' . Klamath F Falh CLOSED MONDAYS Ben B. Lee. Mgr. - "V in before Saturday! AS LOW AS 2-piece sets AS LOW AS 78, S5 Down Nlvon Covered ROCKERS other styles, week 44 50 w SPECIAL 3375 Sale, But Come In Night! 195 E. 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