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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1954)
,: PAGE TWO fuadw v ir w -11 tui li pgr Friday fcvenjjnir, Heplember 3 Ott Jack Carson CBS :23 New CBS ft30- Godfrey Dijejt CBS ; . , LAO The L-ne fUngrr ABC 7:53 Le Griffith ABC fl OO Mr Keen CBS 23 Surpne Theatre CBS 8 30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:43 Tennessee Ernie CHS 8 00 Football Forecast ABC 0:30 The World We Livt In ABC 10 00 10 p.m. Headline! 10:13 Bill Sterns ABC ' 10.:i0 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 8! Off Wewi Summary ll.Oi Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST 1 Safurday, September 4 6 00 Early Bird News MONDAY, CONTINUOUS SHOWS DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. mm NOW PLAYING! ' la MuhlM COLOR "x ' Cinemascope MGM'S lint Howard POWELL- KEEL with Jeff Richards j Timblyn Tommy Rill' i 'PLUS" Cinemascope Short Newt Cartoon noons open 6?3Q p.m. ENDS TONIGHT! n Brave Warrior ; y;.',r.''.ON .HALL . j 10UIS JQUKDAN PERU A TOMORROW! CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P.M wEtGGESTwtNS. Of LUrHS HUNTZ HALL AN DOORS OPEN 8:30 P.M. LAST 2 DAYS! WYOMING indmn wiiiUB'j! WARS! 3 -miYlEllOV Tomahawk fiorr CALHOUN SUNDAY! YOU LL SEE HOW DEVUUNG A REAR WINDOW CAN BE! flpffiv.'., sTt3rV mm 1 It-OS Alarm Clorlc -Club ?; fl:43 Ride the Bus V 8 33 Millie 7:00 News-Bklit Edition 713 Charlie' Rouiiuud 7:30 Frank Con CBS 7:43 Coffee Time AFC 8:00 Tunes for Totn ABC ts.05 No School Today ABC 6:30 Space Patrol ABC w 10:00 Hobert Q Lewis 11:00 Star over Hollywood CBS 1 1:30 Farm New CBS 11:43 Garden Gate CBS 12:00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Syncopation Piece CBS 12:30 You Were There 12:43 Music 12:35 New CBS 1 f'U News ABC 103 Chautauqua Symphony ABC i::0O New ABC 2 05 Pauline Carter ABC 2:13 Pop Concerts ABC 2 30 It's Your Business ABC 2:43 James Crowley ABC A (10 Nowi ABC 3:03 North Carolina Apple Festival :t:30 Basin Brief 3:43 Music 4:00 News 4 03 Snln with Wvnne 5:00 City Hospital 5:30 Today's Sport Highllfhtl 5 45 Frank Gois CBS 5:35 Hometown News fl .00 Let's Pretend CBS 6:30 World Council of Churches Report ABC 8 43 Words of Life 7:00 Two for the Money CBS 7:30 Charlie Bedtime Storle 7:33 News ABC 00 Capital Concerts ABC 8:23 ABC 1-ate Spurts AHC 8:30 Cocoa nut CJrove ABC 8:00 New ABC (i.05 Dancing Party ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:13 Dancing Parly ABC t 10.30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Friday Evening-, September 3 ft 00 Gabriel Healer MBS t:15 Evening 'Local News (J 25 Hollywood Hij(hhhli 6:30 Virgil Pinkley MBS 6:43 Sam Hayes DLDS 6:33 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Bed Skelton 7:25 Music 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 Timber Tales 7:45 Pro Football 10:30 Shadyiide of Midnight 11:00 Sign OH KTJl t 115 Kc. PST Saturday, September 4 5:00 Bafn Hr-ndlinr . , 3:05 Sunrise Serenade' 3:30 First Ilciiional . . ' 1 5:33 Sunrise Serenade fi OO Sunrise Edition Local. , 6:10 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Pewe Slidham 6:43 Farm Reporter Movie Money ' Will Be REDEEMED ot each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES Kinnim V V SHOW! "CIINFI6HTEHS OF THE MOBTMWEST HOUHTtD" FREE TICKETS - FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Imil'i Super Market 9th A Pint Suburban Drug Co. 3950 South 6th Superior Tray Laundry & Cleonen 400 So. 6th - 236 Klamath ait Side Pharmacy 808 E. Main St. Schiffman Supermert 3803 Altomont Dr. ENDS rSinners nmiH 'Wl Is rS -jftSl 4Wi tsfiirZM mlk SATURDAY... ANOTHER MAMMOIIL I dana Andrews Wjiimaf K9? ALL UBURIESOUE 'KIT CARSON SSEEKE55S CfiGUEY Gieat BUM rWlBr FrH -tiimmiiMwm Jjoq 7:00 Frank Hemingway Ntwi DLBS 7:13 Breakfast Otng MB 7:34 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Morning Local and Regional 7:33 Music S o (( nn Record 8:13 Melodic Interlude 8:20 Furniture Fair R 23 Public Service 8 30 Breakfast Gang DLBS fl:43 Used Car Market 8 00 Best on Record ft 13 Tips From the Town Shop 9:30 Public Service 0 33 Social Security Program 9 40 Music 9 45 Music of Manhattan 10 00 Tin O'clock News IrVIS Morning Melodies 11:30 The Story ielier 11:45 Fire nhter 12:00 Local News 12:13 4-H Club i:::30 Baseball 3:20 Scoreboflrd MBS 3 33 Nrws DLBS 3:30 Top Tunes DLBS 4:00 Forward March 4:18 Frank Hemingway New DLBS 4 HO Proudlv We Han 3 no Les HiBh'a N'ews MBS 3:03 Something to Think About MBS .e stidham 5:33 MuMe 5:43 Jack Brir-khouse MBS 5:33 New MBS 6 00 How It Hapnened 6:15Evenmg Local New 23 Hollywood Illiniums CIA Aoimhli nf Cad 7:00 Tnmms Ocen and hi Wetern RhylhmmPsters I'M KlamAth Temnle E:00 Counterspy MBS P OO Newmaper ol ne Air DLBS B:13 For Dancer's Only 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 S'-n Off . KCNO 510 kc. (DST Saturday, September 4 Alturas, California 8:3C Sign On and Top o Morning 7:30 New 7:43 Top o' Morning 8:30New 8:33 Band Music 8:43 Look To the Skies 9:00 Freddy Martin 0:13 Small Fry 9:30 Book Revue 9:43 The American Story 10:03 The Continental Gyp'lei ld:30 20th Century Serenade 11:00 Veterans 11:15 Broadway In Revise 11:30 Modern Program 11:43 Serenade in Blue 12:00 Sports 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 News 12:13 News 12:30 Farm Forum 12:40 Personality Time 1:00 Tod Tunos J:05 Lake County News 1:10 News 1:20 Record Revue 1:30 All Time Hits 1:33 Little Concert Hall 2:00 News 210 According to the Record 2:13 Forward March 2:30 Listener'! Choice 3:00 News 3:03 Listener's Choice 4:43 Flying Time 5:0O Keyboard Date 5:30SDorts News 5:43 Jan Garbcr 6:00 News 6:15 Show Time T:15 Dance Tune ' 8:00 Sign Otf So. ihn pw Smith Corona Port able Typewriter at Voighta' Key board set tabulator tree trial & terms. 629 Main. SPECIAL ATTRACTION! "fighting fury Bill Davig Richfield 2551 South 6th Shoep & Schulrza Service Station Main & Spring The Big "Y" Market 4710 So. Sixth ' . Buy Low Food Center 1338 Oregon Ave. Grigg'i Superior Foods t Carl's Superior Meet! Shasta Way & Division TONIGHT! DffliKS ACROSS nvn Com tarlu 1 I nun Wild yy bbbw sthw"t.. CISCO Oincon feoo 3l ilium HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS; OREGON HOLD IT GALS!! not he pose but the merchandise! Hold It for the AAUW rummage sale, September 10-1 1 in the Pelican Theater Building, Eighth and Klamath. There less "glamor, ous" and more capable AAUW sales personnel will take over. The three "lovelies" above, modeling the fetching headgear, are Mrs, Len Surles, left; Mrs. Charles Larlcin and Mrs. Robert A. Thompson. Articles clutched by them might be Ir to I!, a "husband persuader": and if that mirror's still a mirror the lamp shade will hide any nichs and bruises from item "one." Seriously, the sale's for a good cause; all funds realized are converted into scholar ships and awarded to qualified college women for advanced study and research in various fields of learning. . J i .1 ii6.--.. mi- -t-'m JANIE DATA, WEED, is one ff five contestants trying for the crown of queen of the Weed Italian Carnival to be held in Weed September 4, 5 and 6. The winner nets an all expense paid trip to Hollywood by air and a tour through film studios. NEW TUCKED YOKE 9044 UVi 24V4 Half-slzers! H;re is the dress you've been looking for the wardrobe "must" of the season! You've asked again and again for the yoke with long tucks. Easy tucks add interest, long becoming lines. No alteration worries cut to fit the shorter, fuller figure. Pattern 9044: Half Sizes 14'i 16i, 18'i. 20"j, 22',, 24'a. Site 16'i takes 4' yards 39-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every siep. Send thirty-five cents in corns for this pattern add 5 cents tor eaoh pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740. Chtcaco (0. III. Print your name, address, zone; size, style number. Deputies Hold Young Wetback LOS ANGELES IF A Mexican wetback, hardly dry behind the ears, is being held today for a trip back to his homeland. Deputies said Salvador Gomez Sanchez- is one of the youngest il legal Immigrants ever arrested In California. The 12-year-old orphan said he had walked nearly 150 miles in three days but sprained an ankle vhrn he leaped from a train on which he had jumped I vifflmiM'.Wii i4 Ji e ?'4 Nehru To Visit Communist China NEW DELHI, India Wi Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament to day he will make his first visit to Communist China in October. Foreign Ministry sources said Nehru is scheduled to leave Oct, 16 for a two-week stay, returning the visit. Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lai paid him last June en route home from the Geneva con ference. ! 1 YOU It Costs Nothing To Try NEW MASH "METRO" HARTOP Awarded Free! By Fortune Stations Sept. 20 NO NEED TO BUY TO GET '-' tree iiv-rvci , WINNING NUMBERS POSTED 7 DAYS FORTUNE Is The Finest Safety Council Urqes Caution CHICAGO lPI Summer's last Ions weekend lured millions of Americans to the highways, rails, waters and skies today. from the big cities there was a general Labor Day exodus to beaches, mountains, national and state parks and similar tourist at tractions. Railroads, air lines and bus companies added special equipment and crews to carry the holiday load. The National Safety Council es timated that millions of automo biles will choke the roads and that 390 persons will be killed in traffic mishaps in the 78 hours between 8 p.m. today and midnight Monday. The council urged every motorist to use caution, drive at reduced speed and observe the rules and courtesies of the road. In Michigan, where license plates proclaim the state a "water wonderland" for tourists and va cationers, Gov, G. Mcnnen Wil liams has declared a state of emergency over the weekend to keep traflic deaths down. National Guard units are helping patrol the roads.' WE GIVE Northern STAMPS AND MOVIE MONEY Take Your Choice! LEE HENDRICKS YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGIST 2212 SOUTH 6TH ST. rffflrPl? Could -Be The : 5 Across From GINO'S Hollywood 'Finds' Famed Saga Of Lewis . By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W Hollywood Is discovering those famed discover ers Lewis and Clark. It never rains but what it pours. For SO years, the movie lnaus-try virtually ignored the saga of Lewis and Clark, one of the great ad ventures in American history. Then suddenly everyone hops on the bandwagon. The Motion Picture Assn. which records suggested titles to' avoid conflicts among the studios, re ports that no less than 18 titles have been registered tor Lewis and Clark movies. Warner Broth ers announced plans for such a film in Cinerama and laid aside five possible titles or it. Walt Disney registered two titles, as did Howard Welsch and Clover Productions. Columbia, RKO, MGM, 20th-Fox, Harold Hecht and Joseph Bernhard have reserved one apiece. Of course, all of these films won't be made. But movie audi ences will be getting a sizable sup ply of the Lewis and Clark lives and legends. First of the films will be "Two Captains West." with Fred MacMurray and Charlton Heston as the famed explorers. Those canny producers Pine and Thomas kept the project secret so they could get the film to the market before their competitors. Here are some of the interesting facts uncovered by research for the production President Jefferson bought the Louisiana Territory for $23,213,000 irom Napoleon, wno needed the money. The President made an ideal selection for the two men to explore the vast region. Mert wether Lewis had been his secre tary. The 33-year-old Virginian was a lieutenant in the Army. He had served jvith his good friend, Capt. William Clark. 29- year-old Kentuckian. Jefferson ap parently meant Lewis to be in command of the expedition. But Lewis accepted Clark as his co leader, saying. "Your situation will be in all respects precisely such as my own." The cost of the trip: $2,500. Con gress appropriated that minor sum for supplies. Most of the men were on regular salary with the Army. The group "left St. Louis May 14. 1804, returned there Sept. 23, 1806. The crew: Lewis and Clark. ' CLIMBERS LONDON lB Moscow, radio said today a group of Kirghiz moun taineers have climbed a peak in the Pamir Range which never had been scaled before and named it "The 30Oth Anniversary of the Ukraine's Reunion With Russia." FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE GINUS WILL BE OPEN Labor Day SEPT 6 CLOSED TUESDAY, SEPT. 7 a ; t if-' - - - AS Klamath Falls Grade Major DAY & NIGHT . STATION So. 6th & East Main St. FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1954 And Clark . ..Hi. 1" q Hnrsan C 91 nt-tVRtae -,... Negro servant York,, PIANO LESSONS HOW The most important . decision you may ever make for your boy or airl ... . A HAPPY, SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Thi, you can help to insure for your children throuqh early piano training. GET IN TOUCH WITH A TEACHER NOW! If you do not have a piano you may RENT ONE!. Later if you wish, you may apply rent for a reasonable time toward purchase. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 N. 7th VM1 ' f A r I: Winner DRAWING SEPT. 20 TO BE HELD IN Gasoline ride. i ''t'""';v'-
