Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 01, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1, i9Sl Movie Money Will B. 1 REDEEMED t each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES WW m mm V LAST TIME TODAYD Mem or the FlGHTIKO lm TOMORROW! ShORTAC DOORS OPEN 0:3O NOW SHOWING! THE GREATEST BEST-SELLER OF OUR GENERATION! mm mum -m mm , feHORTS-CAHTOON-Nir poows ocv s ir? w NOW PLAYING! Put Up A Reward and He'd Put On His Guns! 'AHUM MOft.TT.nVVAItMKIlCOLpR I jifuiiiMO" m w .wn Sw'iiiow two) BHORTS-CARTOON-NEWq DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! a mm tm MM M rtf men PABSAGEMgr mi frm jtmi i hifi .mm rirua Mull II III II Kings m "PfW i ft si m rot-urn IT'S CREATI J( J1N VAN yV -PO-lTHU-HtFLIH i in.n.ylt', UBMasbiMaaaaU (Radio og KFLW 1450 PST Monday fcveninf, November 1 1:00 Perry Como Show CBS :15 Music 6 30 Amoi N Andy CBS C 53 News CBS 7 00 Meet Cor Mh Archrr CBS 7:30 Trt Lon fUnfer ABC 7.55 Lei Griifith AUC 8 00 L'llman for Senator 8.03 Mutlc . fc 30 Lowell Thomas CBS 45 Mr. At Mrs. North CBS B 00 Voire of Firestone ABC V.30 Preview of Tomorrcv Henry J. Taylor ABC It 00 10 p m. Headline 1C:15 Bill Stern ABC 1( 30 KilOCcI Kiub li rio Sign Off Ntw Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW US9 PST Tuesday, November 2, 1954 8:00 Early Bird Newi t OS Alarm Clock Club fc 30 Hitter t Almanac C 45 Ride The Bus C S3 Muitc Fill T OO News Bkfit Edition 7:15 Charlie s Roundup 7:30 Frank Con CBS 7:43 Harry Babbitt Show CBS 0.00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Blue Skies 0:15 Better Living B :i0 Helen Trent CBS fi 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:r, Ma Perkins CBS 10; 0 Younf Dr. Malone. CBS 10 43 Marian From Millers 10:15 Whuperinf Streets ABC 11:13 Perry Mason CBS ll:.tO Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS 12 00 Noon Edition Newt 1215 Pay less Sidewalk Show 12 30 Sam Hayes ABC 12 45 House Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS S 30 Hank Henry Show 3 00 Ruth Aiftton CBS 3:03 Music 2:13 The B it B Show 2:30 Trd Malone ABC 3:43 Basin Briefs 3.35 Sheila Graham ABC 4:00 Spin with Wnne 4 30 Second Mr, Burton CBS 4:43 When A Girl Marffea ABC 3:00 Edward ft. Murrow CBS f:15 Election Preview 8 30 Today's SDorta HlfhllfhU 5.45 Frank Com. News CBS 3.33 Hometown News fl 00 National Election Returns ABC f:Z3 Local Election Returns 8:.H Nat l At Local Election Return! 10 00 10 PM Headlines IK. 13 Nai l Sc Local Election Returns Until Conclusive KFJI 1150 KC PST Monday Evening, November 1 0:00 Gabrlei Heatter MBS 6:13 Evening; Edition of Newt P 25 Hollywood Highlights 30 Vligll Pmkley DLBS e 43 Sam Hayes News DLBS 0 33 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Red Skeltnn 7 25 Musical Interlude 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 Timber Tales 7 45 Radio Camera Club C 00 Boradway Cop MBS 830 Let George Do It DLBS 9 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS S 19 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8 30 Moonlight Melodies fl 33 Headline News DLBS 10 00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10 10 Moonlight Melodies 11 00 Words Mustc 13n Shady side of Madmjht 1X00 Sim Off KFJI 1150 KC PST Tvesday. Ncvember I. 1934 00 SunriM EdiUon ee" New Mil Sona of ta Pxar t.'W Son c( tft P'cors t.9 Farm Reporter 7 'JO KeiruRC? 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Prtiwn of tiie) Tak5 3 -W Larn-w Raurf-i 3 M Cecil Bro-wn MBS a 00 Gabriel Hatr MBS t 15 Evening Edrion sf Newi f Hollywood Higr.;:frs t 30 Virgil Pink ley DLBS fi 43 Sam llayea DLBS 6 35 Bill Henry News DLBS 7-Od Red Skelton 7:23 Musical Interlude 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 Timber Tales 7 45 "Coke" Time MBS II 00 John Steele MBS li.:t0 Treasury Agent MBS b 00 New paper of the Air DLBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 30 Moonlight Melodies ! 35 Headline News DLBS 1C00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:10 Moonlight Melodies 11 00 Words it Muiir 1130 Shsdj.iria of Midnight 12 00 Sign Off KCN'O 5:0 KCS Tuesday, November 2, 1954 7.00 S.gn on and Top o' Morning 7 20 & port i News 1 25 CapitOi Dome 7 30 World News , 7 43 Top o" Morning F 30 Haven of Rest fr 00 P T A. Program 13 Harmony Shop V 20 Meet the Artist 9 43 Women s News and Clubs 9 .V3 News 10 00 Accent on Safety 11:00 Clatairti in S n 11.30 Meet the Band 11:43 Mltairal RnnnriMn 1153 Thought for the Day w aporis 05 Lake Pflimtv Kf 12 10 Modoc Cmintv M.u,. 12:13 Noon News 12 30 All Time Hits l: :i3 Farm rnrun. U 43 Personality Time 1 w matinee Melodies . 1:30 Concert Time 2 00 News Commentary 2 0 According to the Record 2 13 Voice of Deliverance 2 30 Listener'! Choice : 00 News 3.03 Listener's Choice 4:00 Spina n' Needle 4:13 Mountain Lily Willy 4 30 News 4:43 Sign Off U. S. Airmen Held In Turkev 1 IZMIR. Turkey PV Four can Air Force men were held In mrush prison Mondav-charcprt un msuiiin? uie Turkish flag In an ader-midnight escapade. The scn icemen. attached to the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza tion's Southeast Europe headquar. tera here are to be tried Nov. 8 Under Turkish law they can be jailed one to three years If found guilty. Witnesses tcstilied at a prelim inary hearing they saw the mm pull down a Turkish flag from a downtown building and step on it at about 1 a.m. Oct. 30. The flags were flying in celebration nf th 31st anniversary of the Turkish Republic the day before. The air- man denied any Intent to Insult jic nag no lesimea It was pulled down accidentally in a friendly oiuiup uemeen mem. A rATO spokesman identified the four. They Included Airman J C Henry R. Dunn. (1616 Ocean ixingview, wash. 9329 So A Oregon CO Unionisis Aim At Helping Workers' Status EUGENE (Pi The Oregon CIO. payment of state unemployment WEEK'S SEWING BUY Save monevl SEW that rut r. duroy, winter cotton, or wool out- in daughter needsl This pattern is so basic you'll whip it up easily even If you're a beginner! Blouse, Jumper, Jacket mix-mates tnat double her wardrobel . Pattern 9329: Child's Sizes 2, 4, 8. 8, 10. Size 6 Jacket and jumper, 2?i yards 35-Inch nap; blouse, 'i yard 35-lnch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Pew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care ofi Herald and News. Pattern Dept.. i P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, HI. I Print your name, address, zone; ; size,, style number. i ended its annual two-day conven tion nere Sunday after selecting Portland for next year's convention site and approving a number of resolutions aimed at improving the status of union workers. Speakers included Richard L. Neuberger. Democratic candidate for U. S. senator; Charles Porter. Democratic candidate for the House of Representatives from the fourth district: and Al Hartung, president of the CIO-Voodworkers. A major resolution called lor Repeal of the state antl-plcketing law. Broadening the state conciliation act to permit consideration of certain cases in Interstate com merce over which the National Labor Relations Board has refused to1 take Jurisdiction. Legislation to provide time off for voting. George Brown, state secretin was elected delegate to the nation.! Angelej CIO convention at later this month. Los compensation to striking workers who have made a formal offer to arbitrate a labor dispute. The convention also urged amendment of the present regula lions t o permit payment o f compensation to strikers who have found, but later lost. Jobs with other employers. The present law deprives strikers of unemployment benefits and does not permit a striker to receive compensation If be refuses to return to his original Job. On national matters the conven tion approved resolutions urging: Estaonsnment of farm parity at 100 per cent; continuance of the fight for a high dam at Hells Canyon; an increase in the present BAN FRANCISCO J. - '" ""r..n?n.,mum N.UoVnr,U1?m 'J" "cr "com; S h5ed: &POSU,on "emotions; an expanded houstog hi , ma a, return 10 uie Livestock Show Winners Told f.. - Utah, chinmion r cut hr. Pr&m xo eliminate Peony what the convention saTd wa den. Hereford registered bulls; & Jrf8 Uamillnn Mm. i f a it . w - w-irr. Big Spring, Texas, chanwwo !! . ".,so PPvea resoiu- Hereford. i1 uu Hogs i Albert streilf. pscm "erson to stimulate the wasn.. cnampioa pen wntte Barrows. Horse show results Included: Fine harness horses: I. Muriel ta Lass. Carol Virginia Smith. of Chester 50n Development Committee ;mto action to save the Doern- w.ier Manufacturing Co. plant In Portland. A world fair to ba held in San Dieso: J. Stone wall's Golden ""'and in 1959 l ight. Flint Farms. Layton. Utah: I Tn stale public utilities Edgemorr Quality, by Tunber-; commissioner to set rates for log hill Acres, CorvaiUs. Ore.' REDEPLOYMENT TOKYO. WV The U.S. 23th In fantry Division's headquarters and naming and not grant permits unless a need can be shown. A measure to require sawmill and logjing operators to post bond to guarantee payrolls. Creation of local and community one ol its regiments wiU be trans-!?e lopment committees to work ferred here from Korea this month 'orI!nre "?d JiversUted industries, marking the final stages of the P""'' hearings by the Stale Army's redeployment of ' troops iAcf"ient Commission on all fatal from the war-battered peninsula. jai accidents. s"woii 10 proviae netter regulations for handling explosives. GREAT STAMINA MADE '1 UKEIllFv l A -i 53 f.lCilE'powiR ONEjTON WHEEL-DRIVE TRUCK MWS THE TRUCK THAT WILL TAKE YOU THROUGH WHEN OTHERS CAN'T e ereat NEW 6-cvlindee Super-Hurricane L-Head en- now Rives the Willys Tnirlp MORE Power. COME IN AND SEE THIS GREAT WILLYS TRUCK MADE BY THE WORLD'S LARGEST MAKER OF 4-WHEEl-DRIVE VEHICLES fESIrN L This is th ftifi IE Bine that I! r J WKyt Uh Mkv WHITS MOTORS. INC PARKER MOTOR CO. POOLE'S 222 So. 7th The Yeor 'Round TOY STORE 606 So. 6th it. Klamath Falls, Ore. City Wages War On Starlings CINCINNATI 11 Abandoning psychological warfare, thi city of Cincinnati was ready to resume Its shooting war against starlings today. Shotgun blasts yesterday dis lodged the enemy temporarily, at lenst. The psychologists had tried un- suocessluHy strands of tinsel stretched between trees, stuffed owls which only looted other stuiled owls, Roman candles and phonograph records. Oris E. Hamilton, the city's di rector of safety, estimated today that his eight marksmen bagged 200 to 300 birds. They shot from atop two downtown buildings about two DiocKs apart. "We're not striving for numbers, however," Hamilton said. "We are breaking up the flocks and dis-1 couraging mem irom commg back." Ponderosa Pine Planting Made U.UM1UX5E l.f Some 12.000 i-vccerosa pine seedlinas were planted near here Saturday in the second annual Oakndge Tree Planus Festival. Wore tfcaa 1.300 persons parti eipusitd In tile event, sponsored by iu.!T voamoer ot Com merce. Sneaiers uuriuriert s. Wajne li,ir: George Spaur. state forester; Al Wetaendangtu head of ir Keep Orejno Green orgariza. .u ceo iijoerheide. tupemsor of the Willamette satracai Forest. Tie trees were piamed In the Scr-pnon Creek area. Falls CLOSED MONDAYS Ben B. Lee. Mar. Photo dreetings jSSjk! made from your Jj i own snapshot & Ji$&?f Ve - -rJA Storl 5tandbllj Standby KKOVHlMUi TRUCK LOAD SAL Due to the terrific response, we're continuing our sale Through Wednesday Stock Up and Save LOOK WHAT A $1 BUYS AT BIG Y! Ph. ' taking your pictures right now to yau'll hova your cords in planry of time! You'll like tbt parsonol touch of our photographic great ngt ... a wide selection of ntw dttignt. end ot vary moderate cost. LEO'S CAMERA SHOP "Exclusively Photography" 2"3331 836 Main Also Available from Your Nearby Dealers: Currin'i for Drugs Klamath Falls Tulelake Druq Co., Tulelake. Merrill Druq, Merrill Thornton'g Rexall Store Hart Druq, Lakeview Indian Art and Gift Shop, Chilaquin Keno Store, Keno MacDoel Grocery, MacDoel Sycan Store, Bly Green Beans Standby, No. 303 cans Peaches Standby, sliced or Vis, No. 303 Cranberry Sauce, Standby, No. 300 Catsup, Standby, 14-oz. bottles Grapefruit, Standby, No. 303 Mixed Vegetables, Standby, No. 303 Peas and Carrots, Standby, No. 303 Hominy, Standby, No. 2Vi cans Apple Sauce, Standby, No. 303 -5 Full or ! Mixed Case of 24 Only I 4.69 , fesCH Shoe Salon Street Floor fa tor iSr ! Corn, Standby Cream Style Fancy Peas, Standby I Tomatoes, Standby, Solid Pack : Grapefruit, Garden No. 303 tins ' for $U Co1.?,24! i Diced Beets, Standby : J Diced Carrots, Standby ' ; !; Fancy Spinach, Standby ; i Cream Corn, Garden No ;i Tomatoes, Garden j Fascinating Foot Flattery Snake Handler Suffers Bite DURANT. Okla. -Pi Jerrv Oulrk 39-jear-old snake handler, bitten by one of the worlds most poison- J qus snakes Saturday, ' was recov-! erlng today and considered out of ! danger by his physician. ' An Indian hooded cobra he wa displaying for only a handful of spectators at his reptile garden 1 near here nipped him on the thumb. t "These snakes have to bite or ! chew the venom in, unlike other .makes. Quick knew to turn the i isnake over on its bk so It would ' turn loose quickly. Then he incised the wound." Swelling in Quick s forearm hd subsided and he was able to get out ot bed after recovering from nausea. A veteran of SO years at snake handling, Quick declined to make a trip to Dallas for an antlvenom Injection for fear "the cure would be worse than the bite." TOKYO W Prime Minlsler Shlgeru Yoshlda plan to discuss with American officials this week the possibility that Japan will be come friendlier with Red China. h told Japanese newsuancrmei i.-M W W 1 x , d... cleverly fashioned. 7 I If I ke simplicity I II If 14.95 X17 V Sizes available to 12 . ; U A Special unit and case prices on other Standby Fruits, Juices, Vegetables and Sea Foods. SAVE! Cheese Fisher's Syrup Corned Beef 2 Lb. Loaf Nalley'g Lumberjack Swit'j 12-ox. Tin The "tty ... a pi elatici: in lady. Center Cut Pork Chops 49L 5? 5 lb. Tin 47' US "Good" Grade Rib Steaks 55L ' Country Style Sausage 2.5il SMOOTH SOFT CALF . . . Caribbean Broiun, Navy, and Red.' SUEDE... Deep Black. PATENT LEATHER ...Jet Black. mx?. LJ 4710 So. 6th Monday. Phone 6875