Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 10, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO (Radio . KTLW lttl E FIT Friday Evening, September 10 :0O Jack Canon CBS :25 Nbwi CBS :30 Codfrty Dignt CBS 7:30 The Lone Ranfer ABC V:U Let Griffith ABC :0O To be announced 1:30 Lowell Thomas CBS S:45 Tinnuui Ernie CBS , :O0 rootball forecast ABC t:30 Tha World We Live In ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines . 16:15 BUI Sterna ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 S1 Off Newa Summary 11:09 Sfffn Of! KFLW 14M Ko P8T Saturday, September 11 M Early Bird New OA Alarm Clock Club :45 Ride the Bus 55 Muslo 7,00 News-Bkbt Edit I on 7:15 Charlie' Houndup 7:30 Frank Coaa CBS 7:45 Coffee Time ABC :00 Tunes for Tola ABC 05 No School 1-day ABC :30 Spice Patrol ABC 10:00 Robert Q- Lewla 1 11.00 Stars over Hollywood CBS 11:30 Farm News CBS 11:45 Garden Gate CBS 13:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Operation Muilc CBS 12:30 You Were There 12:45 Music 12:55 News CBS 1:00 Music 1:05 Chautauqua Symphony ABC 2:00 News ABC 3:05 Pauline Carter ABC 2:15 Pop Concerts ABC 2:30 It's Your Business ABC 2:45 James Crowley ABC 3. 00 News ABC 3:05 101 Ranch Boys ABC fl;30 Basin Brief 3:45 Music 4:00 News 4:05 Spin with Wynne ;00 City Hospital 8:25 Galen Drake CBS 1:10 Today's Sports HifhIIghU. :45 Frank Goss CBS . S:5S Hometown News 00 Let's Pretend CBS (1:30 Church of Christ 45 Words of. Life 7:08 Two for the Money CBS 1:M Charlie's Bedtime Stories 1:51 Newa ABC 1:00 Capital Concerts ABC :30 Cocoanut Grove ABC :00 News ABC :09 Dancing Party ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sim Off News Summary -11:04 Sign Off . KFJI 11B Ke. PiT Friday Even I nr. September 10 00 Gabriel Heater MBS KUmttfi fmU, Oraj oa AMERICAN CHINESE Faods f Hitlr bastl Ian B. Lea, Mgr. 4U Orders To Taka Out we still have a good selection left from our recent carload purchase! modern styling in a good selection of finishes . . . Walnut, mahoqony, bleached mahoqony, limed oak and others. There't a style and six to fit your rooms, and a price to fit vour budget! LUCAS "Our Location Saves You Money" THE TRUCK THAT CAN GO WHERE OTHERS. CAN'T WHYS rCttAT STAMINA MADE GREATER 53r.1CE ItJOW HAS ft MORE Power. 'I rdbw-WaVi Mm OMtfoa, WIUYS PARKER MOTOR CO. tOt So. 6tb Klamath Falls, Ore. og 6:15 Evening Local News 6:25 Hollwood Hlfhhfhti 6:30 Virgil Pinkley MBS 6:45 Sam Hayes OLBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton . 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 Timber Tales 8 00 Cisco Kid OLBS e (0 Counterspy MBS 9.00 News MBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0 30 Moonlit Melodies 0 55 News MBS n;00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:10 Shidyslric of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off KFJI 1159 Ko. PST Saturday, September H B 5.03 Si 5:30 First Regional 5:35 Sunrise .Serenade 6 00 Sunrise Edition Local 6:10 Sunrise Serenade 6::t0 Pewe Stldham 6:45 fair arm Roundup 7.00 Frank Hemingway Ntws D 7:11 Breakfast dang MM 7:3 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Morning Local and Regional 7:ft3 Music g 00 Vest as Record g:I5 Melodic Interlude 8:20 Furniture Fair 8:25 Public Service g:30 Breakfast Gang OLBS 8:45 Used Car Markrt . 00 Best en Record :15 Tips From the Town Shop fl::w Public Service S 35 Social Security Program 0:45 Music of Manhattan 10:00 Tan O'Clock News 10:15 Morning Melodies 11:30 The Story lelier 11:45 Fire Fighters . 12:00 Local News 12:1.1 4-11 Club li!:30 Baseball 3:20 Scoreboard MBS 3 25 News DLBS , 8:.'J0 Top Tunes DLBS arm Forward March 4:16 rrank Hemingway News DLBS 4:30 Proudly We Hail 5:00 Music 3:10 Pcewee Slldham 5:43 Jack Brickhouae MBS 5:55 News MRS 6:60 How It Happened 6:lSEventng Local Newt 6 25 Hollywood ftlghltgnts :M Aseesnbly of fied 7:00 Tommy Oden ; and nil Wei Rhythmmastert 7:30 Klamath Tempi. 8 00 Music 00 Newiparier of the Air DLBS :13 For Dancer's Only 10:00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sign Off . KCNO 510 kc. D9T Saturday, September 11 Alturas, California 6:30 Sign On and Top 0' Morning 7:30 Newa 7:45 Top o Morning 8:30 News 8:33 Band Music 8:45 Look To the Skies B:00 Freddy Martin 9:13 Small Fry 0 30 Book Revue 0:43 The American Story 10:03 The Continental Gypsies 10:30 20th Century Serenade 11:00 Veterans 11:15 Broadway In Revue 11:30 Modern Program 11:45 Serenade in Blue 12:00 Sports 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 News 12:13 Newa 12:30 Farm Forum 12.40 Personality Tims 1:00 Top Tunes 1:05 Lake County News 1:10 News 1:20. Record Revue BEDROOM VALUE S ' 2-pc. Sets as low as 7895 Easy Terms Furniture 195 E. Main ONE TON 4-WHEEL-DRIVE TRUCK POWER Will (jet your payload through mud, sand, ice, snow and up 60 grades. This is the great NEW 6-cylinder, 1H HP, Super-Jmr-Hvrw L-Head en gine that NOW gives the Willvs Truck COME IN AND SEE THIS GREAT WIUYS TRUCK MADE IT THE WORLD'S LARGEST MAKER OF 4-WHEEL-DRIVE VEHICLES MOTOtS, INC.- "DENNIS THE MENACE" Mi THEy SUP DOfiT MAKE CDOKIB 1:30 All Time Wis 1:35 Little Concert Hall 2:00 News 2:10 According to the Record 2:15 Forward March 2:30 Listener's Choice 3:00 News 3:05 Listener's Choice 4:45 Flying Time 5:00 Keyboard Date ;t:::o Snort News 5:45 Jan Garber 6:00 News 6:15 Show Time 7:15 Dance Time 8:00 Sign Off Crop Control End Urged TWIN FALLS. Idaho Ul Sec retary of Agriculture Benson said Thursday he hoped that crop con trols can be ended ultimately un der flexible price supports. Speaking In Idaho's richest farm county, he criticized rigid, high supports, saying: "It's Just as wasteful to spend billions on out dated farm programs as on out dated planes, ships and guns." Hie secretary's remarks were prepared for a rally in which Ida ho's Republican leaders fired the opening gun in their 1954 election campaign. "If we want to keep America strong," Benson declared, "we cannot afford the luxury of pro grams that weaken the self-reliance and the gumption of pro ducers." Saying he wanted to "make iny position clear," Benson declared "I am for aid to agriculture. I am for price support, I am for a fair share of the national income for agriculture." , "I am unalterably opposed to programs that substitute govern ment aid for reasonable self help," he said. "And that is the biggest danger we faced had we decided to continue the present system of price supports and thereby committed ourselves to building up even more of the un manageable surplus stocks for which there were no outlets." Benson said he hoped flexible supports eventually would do away with the need for all acreage con trols. But controls are still neces sary in sonu areas, he said, be cause of "years of wartime In centives In peacetime" and sur pluses "acquired under high rigid supports." Sl'RI'LICE BODICE 9028 ! Wondertully-wcarable casual desiiaird especially for the short er, luller, half-size fieure! Wear It momma or afternoon marketing or visiting! Button-collar treat ment accents smart surplice bod ice! Soil skirt, flares gracefully to hem. leal in soft crepe. Pattern SOL'S: Half Sires 14V l'i. 18',. 30',. 33'-, J4'i. Sire 16'- takes 3'a yards 39-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. 8cnd thirty-five cents in corns for this pattern add S cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to 'Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Depl , P.O. Box 6740. Chicaso SO, III, Pr.nl your name, address, lone; nERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I 'ID It7l JARS LIKE THEY USED TO. " Gamma Gobulin Made Available BERKELEY, Calif Mfi Cutter Laboratories of Berkeley has an- nounced that gamma globulin will be available to physicians through normal cnanneis starting Oct. 1st. Heretofore, gamma globulin has been allocated only to polio dan' ger areas or to exposed persons through the Office of Defense Mo bilization and the National Foun dation for Infantile Paralysis. The serum has been used for the prevention or modification of polio and measles and for protec tion against infectious hepatitis. - SPEAKER PORTLAND Wl The principal speaker at the Democrats' Jefferson-Jackson dinner here Oct. 9 will be Oscar Chapman, secretary of the Interior in the Truman cabinet. Howard Morgan, state Democratic chairman, made the announcement Wednesday. FREE TICKETS - FOLLOWING MERCHANTS TMtr Emtl's Super Markir 9th It Pine Suburban Drug Co. 3950 Seuth 4th Superior Troy Laundry I Cltonors 400 So. 6th 236 Klomoth fait Side Pharmacy 101 E. Main St. Schiffman Suparmart S03 Altamont Dr. TODAY! ...... The Most Exciting Adventure That 4 Ever Spanned The 2400 Honolulu and San Francisco Bay ! DAN who had lued up hi. line um, U1U Jf .tarting fff on ten! falAKUY SMtCY BLKMUR Ki k wmsue! laws mmm m w v. Hi mi M " SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS Italian Movie Actress Not Impressed With Hollywood By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD UP) This may come as a blow to Hollywood's ego, but Italy's sexy stars are not clamoring to come here. I gleaned this information from one of the Italian beauties Milly Vitale who has been lured to these shores. But it's only a tem porary stay. She'll probably head right back to her homeland. Milly. ' a wasp-walsted, curva ceous lovely of 21 years, is playing Range Bull Sale Planned Eighly-five bulls have been con signed to the 11th Annual Modoc County Range Bull Sale to be held at .the Modoc County Fair Grounds in Cedarville October 9, and 10. Sale Manager R. J. Christiansen stated that the grading and sifting of these bulls will be held on Oc tober 9 with Brunei Christensen of Likely, Sedge Nelson of Yrcka, and Harry Lingren of Corvallls, Ore gon as the graders. The sifting committee will be composed of W. T. Rodman of San Francisco, Dr. M. A. Horning and Dr. Robert Gouldlng, both of Alturas. A buffet will be held at the Fairgrounds Saturday night and will be followed by the Bull Sale dance. Music for the dance will be by the Rhythmaires. Sunday at 11 .-'clock the big barbecue put on the the Cedar ville Rotary Club Will start and. will be followed by the sale. How ard Brown of Woodland, California will handle the auctioneering. Anyone Interested in this sale or in obtaining a sale catalog can get one from Manager Christiansen at Cedarville. Movie Money Will Be REDEEMED jg at each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES 9:30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! COUNTY FAIR' -6UHFICHTERS OF THE NORTHWEST MOUHTED" I Bill Davig Richfield 2551 South 6th Shoop & Schultxo Service Station Main & Spring Tha tig "Y" Marker 4710 So. Sixth Buy Low Food Center 1338 Oregon Ave. Grigg's Superior Foodi & Carl's Superior Meats Shasta Way & Division NELL still burning with honeymoon fever! AVIDON MfitN SHUtft WHN SMITH 4ltY who i i ti the mother of seven children op posite Bob Hope in "Eddie Foy and the Seven Little Foys." She was here once before to piay wiin Kirk Douglas in "The Juggler. I asked her if she would stay on after the Hope picture. "Perhaos." she replied, "if some other pictures come up. Otherwise I will go back to Kome. What s this? Isn't Hollywood the land of opportunity for actresses the world over? sne inaicaieo otherwise. .... "I can make more money in Italy," she said. "The taxes here take half my salary. I don't know what amount I pay in Italy, De cause my father handles the busi ness matters. .But Uie tax Is very Utile." She discussed a report that Ital ian actresses Rossana Podesta and Eleanora Rossi-Drago were being considered for a movie here with Rosalind Russell. "I doubt if they will come,1 Milly .remarked. "In Italy, they are stars. Why should they come here to play in a picture where Rosalind Russell is the star? "Take Gina LolTobrigida, for ex ample. There is ho reason why fhe should come to Hollywood. In Italy, she Is the tops. Here, she would be iust another star." Why did she come here for the Hope picture? " A "Because they sent me the script and I liked It," she replied. "And Bob -Hope is such a world-wide favorite that it is bound to do me good.' Although she Is not overwhelmed by Hollywood, Milly admitted that she admires American men. "They are very beautiful." she commented. "Of course, we have handsome men in Italy, too. But there seems to be so many more of them here. I don't know why it is. Maybe it Is all the milk they drink.." DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. LAST 2 DAYSI TOUU SEE HOW REVEALING REM WINDOW CAN BE! 1st arts SUNDAY! SHIRLEY HOC) I H ROBERT RYAN MRJIt MILUR tf WCOl Miles Between WALLISl CHILDS a wealthy collector MAY of other men'c strictly a night-time woman! HI 'fib wives! EVERY SEA RING MOMENT it ..ti nothing t ult H"B,I Norland, 627 r.M 10 CLQ CtoS ENDS TONIGHT! IJOHNNY tomorrow"" IPS II CARNIVAL OF PORTLAND NOW PLAYING THROUGH SUNDAY At CHILOQUIN SNAKE SHOW CONCESSIONS MODERN RIDES "LOTS OF FUN MERRY-GO-ROUND FERRIS WHEEL ROCK-0-PLANE MINIATURE TRAIN SPECIAL Saturday 1:00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED OKI for An Oregon Owned and Operated Show With a Reputation for High Class ' Outdoor Amusement! Sponsored by CHILOQUIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. flsf LYDIA who was as low as high society could get! 1 l? I i m INEmaScoPE OF THE TWO-YEAR BESTSELLER SENSATION I fRlDAY. SEPT. 10, 1954 "DOORS OPEN 6:30 ENDS TONIGHT, ; SATURDAY ALL DAYl THRtLLS all the way! WUfHTHi J0N HAIL FOR EVERYONE" OCTOPUS MIDGE-O-RACER BULGY-THE WHALE MATINEE- and Sunday to 4:00 10' RinrC illC WARNER BROS MMOEllllffl'S "THE AND THE iLC " IN Sipw-aKobr -AND maim mm WarnerColob and Stereophonic Sound sue, style number.