Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 23, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON KFLW 14M Kc. MT Thursday Evening, September 23 6:00 A mot N' Andy CBS 6:25 News CDS ... :.TO Record Derby 9:00 Headline Edition ARC 7:15 Richard Rendell ABC 7:30 NIghtwatcr, CBS firOO Eisenhower Address CBS B 30 Lowell Thomn CBS Tennessee Emit Show CBS ft 00 In the Pastor's Study 9 IS Dwight Cooke'i Guet Book CBS 9:30 Western rootnau Attw 10:00 10 p.m. Headline 10:13 Bill Stern ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off New Summary 21:06 Sign Oil KFLW 146 Ka. PHT Friday. September 24 fH) Early Bird Newt OS Alarm Clock Club 6:30 Hafler's Almanac 6:43 Ride the Bui fl:35 Ed's Shoe Shop 7:00 Nsws-BkfJt Edition 7:15 Charlle't Roundup 7:30 Bob G aired ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:48 Harry Babbitt CBS 00 Breakfait Club ABC DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.I Adults 1.00 - Kldi a$o" TOMORROW! VAT REGULAR PRICES! BUBBLING WITH FUN. And Four Academy Award Winners! HUMPHREY BOGART for "The African Queen' AUDREY HEPBURN for "Roman Holiday" WILLIAM HOLDEN f "Suu, 17'" S 5 may v iuo TW Um WhW SuUf ir W MX Walter nwofy-ms miuams MHTIU II Yl R - FMN OU 4 7 DOORS OPEN 6:30 P M WOW! HOW MIAMI SMASHED GANG RULE! j i i.i i COtUMBK FILMED UNDIR WtlCl fMTlCTION! John A Goy Gllrrorlna. Cae LAUGHS! Hrn A I m FUN! VCrVMLLinJC ROMANCE! John Corroll . Mala Power. . Stan Freberq 00 Blue Skies 9:15 Ma Perkins CBS 9 30 Young Dr, Malonst CBS 9:45 The B Be B Show 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC U':15 Perry Mason CHS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Stop Ac Shop 10:55 WnUpclnf Street ABC 11:13 Brighter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newi 1:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12.30 Sam Ha yea ABC 12:43 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:15 Ruth A sr. ton LBS 3 30 Phil Norman CBS 3:30 House Party CBS 2:00 Better Living Z 15 Hank Henry Show ,!:45 Basin Rrleff 3.53 Betty Crocker ABC 4 00 Ted Maione ABC 4:15 Spin with Wynne 4 43 When a Girl Marries ABC 5 00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 315 E.v.y Listening 9:30 Today's Sport Highlighta 5:43 Frank Unit CBS 5:55 Hometown Newa C OO Amos 'N'Andy CBS 6 25 Newa CBS 6:30 Godfrey Dmest CBS 7 00 Douglao Edwards CBS 7:05 Mr. Keen CBS 7:.l0 The Lone Hauler ABC 7:33 I,e Griffith ABC B:ro Mr. A Mrs. North CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomai CBS 8:45 Tennessee Ernie CBS 0:00 Sammv Have ABC fl 2-1 ARC l ate Ni 0:30 The World We Live In CBS lb 00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Bill Stern ARC; 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary ii:05 sign uir 4 KFJI 1ISI Ke. PST Thursday Evening;, September 23 g oo Gabriel ntatler UBB 6:13 Evening Edition Local Newa 6.25 Hollywuod Highlights OPEN h.UV NOW SHOWING! a wAiMt mo, netva Way, MORRIS Joan VYEIDON S VMTS P TOO a u-i.i.i e-tiy PICTURES prntnlv Baer-Adele Jergens iltVsl mmim PLUS! Loaded Comedy! Ptisipn Musirr 6 30 Virgil Pinkie News DLBft 6 43 Sam Hayes .Jews OLBA ' 3d Bill Henry UBS 7 00 Red Skellon Show 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 1 imher Tiles 7 43 Sports Forecast ft fKi Crime Ftyhters MBS C 30 Official Detective MBS 9 06 Newa paper af the Air DLBS 9:13 fill ion Lewis Jr. MBS U.iO "Coke" Time ft. MMonllBht Melodies ' 6.33 News WHS 10.00 Vutua.1 rre MBS ic 10 Shady Side of Midnight 11 00 Sign Off KFJI 115 Ke. rST Friday, September 24 5 00 Basin Hearlllnei 5 05 Munrife Serenade 5:30 Kirat Regional fi:33 Sunrise Serenade 6 0l Sunrise Edition Local 6 10 Sunrise Serenade b ;io Suns of the Pioneeri B 43 Kann Reporter 7 oo rranic Hemingwav News MB I 7:18 Breakfast Gang MBS 7 30 Today's Beat Buys 7:45 New 7:33 Something to Th'nk About 8:00 Ct'ril Brown MBS 815 Bob Greene News DLBS 8:20 Time Out 8 2o Holland rngle News 8 30 Morning M?ldlea 9 30 Carnation Milk rime KbS 9 43 Music of Manhattan I COO Newspaper of the Air tL.BS 10:13 Tello Tea DLBS 10:.;'l A V'-H to Wr'li-ld's 10.35 A Visit to McConkev'a 10 45 A Vint to La Pointc 11:00 Florida Calling DLBS 11:25 Morning Final 11:30 Uueen for a Oav MB.S 1200 Tips From the Town Mnp ii:ia noonaay tauion uoca: newi 12:30 Best on Record 12-45 Town and Country Time 1:0(1 Game of the Day MRS 3 25 fiain Hayes News DLBS 3.10 South tilh St Vnrieties 3:43 Tello Test DLBS 4 00 Todays Best Songs 4:15 Frank Hemingway Newi MBS 4: t0 Here's Hie An-wer Dl PS 4 46 Sam Hayes News MBS 5 00 Headline New.i DLBS b 03 I.akevlew Roundup 5::i0 Wild BUI Hickok DLBS 5 53 Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel Healer MBS :15 Evening Local News 625 Hollywood Highlights 6:30 Virgil Pinkley MBS 6:43 Sam Hayes DLBS F:33 BUI Henry MBS 7 (Kl Pelican-ncddlnR Football C:0O Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:13 Sport Report 9:2, Timber T.iles O-.-n H-rl Skltrn !(: Mutual Newireel MBS 10:10 Shady Side of Mtdniaht 11:00 Sign Off KCNQ 570 Kcs. DST Alturas, California Friday. September 24 6 30 Sign on and Top o' the Morning 7.23 Under the Cayitol Dome 7:30 World News 7:43 Top o' Morninf 6:2.1 Mv Neighbor 8-30 Top o" the Morning 8:45 A Man and His Magic 8:50 Top o' the Morning 0 00 World News 9 05 KCNO'i Swap Shop 9:13 Hnrmony Shop 6:30 Melody Club ' 9 45 Women's Newt and Club Notices B 53 news 1000 Vacation Varieties 11:00 Music You Want 11:30 Meet the Band Movie Money Will Be REDEEMED at eoch of Your KLAMATH THEATRES FRIDAY! lilWPIIlUilllliaKfflLliL AND SATURDAY . 4V.4U HRINGWWV ,oiO ' ALL TICKETS 1.00 M 1 1 1 1 1 d ; 1 DOORS OPEN 6:30 PIIMIO 1HI mi R1' rv . . ijunoji . ?T BURT LANCASTER Ms Majesty Joan RICE X A V V V v X .v.V .v ,v ThtMoonlighttr it i' 1AKEIT0FF f i'CASBH MfillW 7 W M SuSlSMHlM- tt 5ti mi I V f J EVERYTHING From fur coats to baby shoes will be welcomed as donations for the KUHS rummage sale September 24-25 at 127 South Sixth Street. Sponsored annually by Parents and Patrons, proceeds pay for the senior banquet, last big social event before graduation. Modeling some of the merchandise are II to rl, Jeanne Condrey, Jackie Murphy and Roberta Matthews. Rummage may be taken to 1938 Fremont; or call Mrs. George Condrey, chairman, 4336 for pickup. , - 11 '43 1 1:35 V2 00 17:10 K':15 17:30 12.40 1:00 1 OS 1:10 1:20 i.:to 1:33 2 00 Andy Parker Thought lor the Day Sports Modoc County News Noon Newt Farm Forum Personality Time Top Tune Lake County News World News and Sports Oreifon Farm News All Time Hits Concert Time News and Commentary According to the Record 2:10 2:1.1 2:30 3:00 :r05 fl:00 5:30 S:.'(5 S .45 C:0C (i:15 7:00 7:30 7:35 8:00 Stars Sing Listener's Choice News Listener's Choice Aunt Edith's Story Time Great Moments in Sports Sports News Jan Garbcr Show Sunset Serenade Dance Time News Walt Timt Sign Off YMCA To Open 'Fun Club' A new YMCA program feature for boys is scheduled to start Oc tober 2, Bill Cornell, program sec retary, said this morning. The new feature, the "Y" Fun Club, will gel underway at noon Saturday, October 2. Meetings will be twlca weekly from 12 to 3 p.m. Saturdays and 4 to 5:30 p.m. Thurs days. Program will-include field trips to interesting places, educational films, all in season sports, tum bling .and trampoline, games, stor ies and shower period. On Saturday meetings, boys are urged to bring a sack lunch and 10 cents for pop. Other Items need ed are a bathing suit or shorts, T-shirt, tennis shoes, towel and 15 cents club fee for shower and other program expense. Full informational brochures may be obtained at the YMCA front desk or details may be had by calling Bill Cornell, "Y" program tecrctttry, at 979. All interested boys are asked to ign on the YMCA lobby bulletin noard before Saturday, October 2 HALF-SIZES 9058 You're wcll-drecd every day wilh a hcparatcs waidrcbr! Pru poitioncd to fit and flatter your shorter-waistcd. fuller iigme no alteration problems 1 Whip up this smart ensemble now! ratlcrn 90J8: Half Sizes 14'., 16'.'. 18'a. 20'2, 2J'a. 24'2. Size lfi'a skirt, 1', yards 54-inch: wos kit. 7, yard; blouse, 3 yards 39-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Bend thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care o( Herald and News. Pattern Ucp! , P.O. Bo tj"40. Chicaso go. m. Print your nanve, address, zone; si:e, ttyla number. lilt Lower Freight Action has been taken by Acme Fast Freight, Inc., to reduce freight rates being paid by Klam ath Falls merchants and shippers, according to Newton J. Mundlin, general agent for Acme Fast Freight, here. Reduction is expected to amount to at cents per hundredweight In some classifications, up to $2.19 in others, depending upon the type of commodity and the rate it now carries. His announcement, made this week, states; "We have realized for a long time thn problem confronting lo cal shippers in having to pay high er freight charges than firms in key terminals; however, because of cost factors and rate structures of the forwarders, we have not been able to eliminate the arbi trary. "Now. in view of the changes In our basic rate structures which be came effective with Modilied Rule 10. we immediately started check. ing to see whether or not we conld eliminate the arbitrary and we are happy to say that Acme Fast Freight has taken definite not the schools! As millions of children rrturn to school, the Ladies' Home Journal offers a full review of the problems that beset educators and parents! What do we want of our schools? "Our school problems, finan cial and philosophical, must be soli ed by informal citi zens. We offer these stories and articles, not as a cross section or endorsed solution, but to stimulate those uho must grapple uith similar situations in their own com munities" This month, in a round-table discussion with Journal editors, six important educators, headed " hy A. Whitney Criswold, Presi dentof Yale, speak out frankly on questions tike these which plaf tie their profession, and endanger the future of our children. What raund thf mounting rriaia in public education? ' Do rhiMren really fail lo Irani to read? Should all childrto be pro moted every year, regar dle of progreM? Should all hihrhoot course Ik watered down to the lowest level? lite Journal brings this challenge ing and controversial forum to you and millions of other Amvi can women because women have more influence on our educa tional svstem than men do much more. You'll want to read this entire October issue which features many articles and Merits dis cussing problems affrcling paj. ents and educators today. 8 patf of arnof Id irrar or fail OCTOBER LAD IKS IIOMK A CUtTIi aUCAONI Rates Told action to correct Us tarilfs, elim inating the arbitraries to Klamath Falls. "We cannot right now give the effective date, but it usually takes more than 30 days before the ICC will make a supplement effective, so it should become effective about November I." Mundlin emphasized that Acme Fast Freight is acting independent ly of other public carriers in this application pending before the ICC. NOW... TIME TESTED AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY APPROVED! C0iTIiU0US VIS10i Dr. ALVA T. CUSTER, 0. D. Awkward, uncomfortable . strain your bifocals ... Or undreamed comfort and convenience with CONTINUOUS VISION! DR. ALVA CISTES!, RK Opi WITH OFFICES AT StsiiielaviL . n niM BLY ... i..h hi!d their reg- 1 lit: UH.UE.t ular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon September 16 at the . r..e n,,H Patrice. Roll call was answered by telling What Is Still Blooming in ij Garden." The short business meeting was Missing Youths Returned Home rr. .e..a..n. vnnth ffhD sought adventure down south have been returned home Dy uie pi enu of one of the boys. The youths, Brownie Atkinson and Bill Lewis, both of Klamath Falls, fot as far as Tehema, Cali fornia, just south of Red Bluff, when the report reached home. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Atkinson, nnrpnfs nf Brownie, drove to Te hema today and broURht the boys home. Mrs. Atkinson reported the only "mishap" which befell the boys was a minor attack of hunger. Friday Sept. 24 8:15 P.M. ait with l-fX 00 n (If) (inn fin nnnnnnnnnn ,. I GUARANTEE: ... The ip.ciol troinin9 end t.peri.nc. of Dr. Alv. T. Curt.r, O.D., o9tther with the preciiioi, end ik.ll of e.oert crofttmen who uie only the linen quohty n,ot.riol .i,bl. ,0 m,k, Up 01)P jnaiyiouol prescription . . . thii constitute! your surety of cnmnl... SATISFACTION! ... I mil led bv president Elizabeth Camp bell. Mrs. D. O. (Gerda) Hyda 'came from Chtloquin to discuss j the topic "Putting Flowers to Sleep." Colored slides of the Gar I den Club Annual Flower Show I iq i-thA first flower shnw ever held in Bly) taken and do- A 4ho rluh bv Bill Hftt-H iiiiiru iv - ;- ehnwn and exDiamed bv Fli- jzflbeth Campbell. Refreshments and ft social hour closed the meeting. Klomorh FsjIIi, Orfaj AMERICAN CHINESE Foodi at their btttl Ben B. Lee, Mgr. A494 fot Orders To Tska Ota) MILLS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Student Molinee Fridav Afternoon 6s Ifow If your vision balks at performing arm's-length tasks you are a victim of "Bifocal Blur!" . . . your bifocals just aren't doinq the job your eyes need. Since the introduction of Con tinuous Vision in 1951, many thou sands have enjoyed the untold com fort and convenience of COMPLETE vision at home and on the job . . . results have been an amozinq 98 absolute satisfaction! Have skilled optometrist Dr. Custer set your Con tinuous Vision prescription in a friol frame . . . and SEE for yourself. SEE CLEARLY AND DISTINCT-' LY AT ANY DISTANCE WITH CONTINUOUS VISION . . .