Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 06, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO (Radio Zditor'i Note: The radio and TV Stations servtnr this area are arced to correct these nrocram logs daily prior to our presa deadline. Fre quently, network chance occur too late for publication, me iieraia a Newi carriea thii information at a reader service but cannot be re sponsible (or the accuracy of all entries (or the reasons siaiea. KFLW CBS & ABC, 1450 KC Monday Evening, December 8 6 00 Perry Como Show CBS 6:1ft The Choral irs CHS 6:30 Amoi 'N' Andy CBS CM New CBS 7:00 Mr. nd Mrf. North CBS 7:30 The Lone Ranger ABC 7 55 Lea Griffith ABC K OO Tenneskee Ernie CBS 6.30 Lowell Thorns CBS 8 45 Bin Crotby 91)0 Voice of. Kiri-Atonr ABC 8:30 Preview of Tomorrow : Henry J. Taylor ABfJ 1C 00 10 p m. Hesdllnee 10:t5 Bill Slrni ABC 30:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summery 11:05 Sun Oil Tuesday, December 7 6 00 Minute News Summery 6:01 America'! favorite Muiltf 6:15 Minute Newi Summery 6:16 America's favorite Muilc 6:30 Minute News Summery 6:31 America"! 'evonte Muilc 6:4ft Minute Newi Summary 6:46 America'! Kavonte Muuic 7:00 Newi Bkfit Edition 7:13 Charlle i Roundup 7:30 frank Cot CBS 7:4ft Ilerry Babbitt Show CBS 6.00 Breakfait Club ABC 6.00 Blue Skiee 0:15 Better Living 8:30 HHen Trent CBS 9:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS . 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:ir, Ma Pcrkinj CBS 30:M Younff Dr. Ma lone CBS IP 45 Marian From Mi lief 10:35 Whuperlnf Strrrta ABC 11:15 Perry Maion CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS 32:00 Noon Edition Newi 32:15 Paylen Sidewalk Show 12 30 Sam Hayei ABC J2:45 Houie Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 30 Hank Henry Show 3 00 Ruth Alhton CBS 3,05 Mujic 3:30 Ted Malone ABC 3 4ft Bum Brtefi 3.55 Sheila Graham ABC 4:00 Spin with Wynne 4:30 Second Mn. Burton-CBS 4:45 When A Girl Marrlei ABC 6:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 8:13 Easy Listening 6:30 Today! SporU HighUfhti 0:45 Frank Con, News CBS 8:35 Hometown Newi 6:00 Marine Corp, Pgm CBS 6:15 The Choralien CBS 6 30 Amoi 'N Andy CBS 6 35 Newi CBS 7:00 Stop the Muaic CBS 6:13 Tennetiee Ernie CHS f:30 Lowell Thorn a CBS 6:43 Bin Croiby CBS 9:00 America'! Town Meeting ABC 1:40 Music 43 At the Cnniole 10 00 10 p.m. Headlines 30:15 Bill Stern ABC 30:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sinn Off Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI MBS A DLBS, 1150 KC ' Monday Event or, December 6 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS Movie Money Will i REDEEMED at each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES NOW PLAYING! PI asthelnjun-Lover'in DEt-MER .DAVES' DRUM M-GMiBpubleHopfopsHow SMRFACEO JpTtLj SHEDEVIU f -"v W mo t& V"A Jr MM Ml ta Jn JOAN CRAWFORD A Wo"U ,F sMOMwiHn,it4fiMNi I ALL.TIMf I I csnttoe r 04041 cuhom I 1 ewM t ncroa tAvtiu VORiAIslJ fDOORsT)PfJ"':l36t I Jfjog C IS Evening Edition of Newt .Z5 Hollywood Higniifnn C:3U Virgil Pmkley DLBS 6.45 Sam Hayes Newa DLBS 6:35 Bill Her.ry MBS 7 00 Red Section 7.25 Musical Interlude 7 30 Sporti Report 7 40 Timber Telei 7 45 Radio Camera Club : 00 Boradway Cop MBS fl::iO Let George Do It DLBS 5 00 Nrwipaper of the Air D1.BS S, .15 Fulton Lewti Jr. MBS t)::t0 Moonlight Melodic fj :3 Headline Newa DLBS Jo 00 Mutual Newireel MBS 10:10 Moonlight MelodlCa 11.00 Words St Mutlc 1 :tn Shadyslde of Midnight I2.0B Sign Off Tuesday, December 7 f 00 Sunrlae Edition of New to 1U bona ot the Pioneers 6 on bom of tne Pioneers 45 Farm Reporter 7 00 IIeminRW4 DLBS 7 15 Breakfaat Gang DLBS 7.30 Today Beit Buys 7:45 Local Newi. 7:33 Something 10 Think About f, 00 Cecil Brown MBS f .13 Bob Greene News DLBS S 20 Time Out S 3 Johiuon Wax News DLBS S JO Morning Melodies fc.45 Strictly Feminine 9.00 Morning Melodiea 9:30 Carnation Milk Tim 9.43 Muaic of Manhattan 10:00 Newipaper of the Air DLBS 10:13 Tello Tet DLBS 10:ri0 A Visit To Weisfleldi 10:35 A Visit To McConkejs 10:40 muiical Interlude 10.45 A Visit TO La Polntei 1):0U Florida Calling MBS 11:23 New 11:30 Queen For A Day DLBS 12:00 Tips From The Town Shop 12:15 Noon Newi 12:30 Beit On Record JK 43 Town V Country Time 1:00 Cedrie Foiter MBS 1:13 Luncheon at Sardi'l MRS l::i0 Luncheon at Lopez MBS 1:55 Headline News DLBS . 2 00 Ted Steel Show MBS 2::i0 South Sixth Varieties 2:43 United Nations MBS 3 00 Madeline Carol Sfry Tim MBS 3 25 Sam Hiyea New DLBS 3:30 Behind The Story DLBS 3:43 Tello TMt DLBS 4:00 Glen Fox 4:15 Hemingway News DLBS 4:30 Herei The Answer DLBS 4 45 Sam Hayes DLBS 5 00 Sgt. Preiton of th Yukon 3 :t0 Lakeview Roundup 8:35 Cecil Brown MBS " ft. 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6.13 Evening Edition of Nws 6.25 Hollywood Highlights t:30 Virgil Pinkley DLBS 6 45 Sam Hayei DLBS 6 S3 Bill Henry News DLBS 7:00 Red Skelton 7:23 Musical Interlude 7:30 Sporti Report 7:40 Timber Tilei 7.45 "Coke" Time MBS fl:(0 John Steele MBS 0:30 Treasury Agent MRS fi 33 Headline newi DLBS 9:00 Newspaper of th Air DLBS 8:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Moonlight Melodlei 10:00 Mutual Newireel MBS 10:10 Moonlight Melodlei ll:0O Words V Music 11:30 Shady, Me of Midnight 13:00 SlgnyDff KCNO Alturai, 510 KC Tuesday, December 7 Sign on and Top o' Morning Sporti News Capitol Dome World Newi Top o Morning Haven of Rent P.T.A. Progrim Harmony Shop Meet th Artist Women's Newi .and Clubs Newa Accent on Safety Clanatclfl in F DS. Meet the Band Musical Roundup Thought for th Day Sporta Lake County Newa Modoc County News Noon Newa All Time Hits Farm Forum Personality Time Matinea Melodies Concert Time Newa & Commentary .' ' According to the Record Voice of Deliverance Listener's Choice New Llitener's Choice Spina n1 Needle Mountain Lily Willy News Slen Off KBKS TV Channel 5 CBS, NBC, ABC Monday, December 8 , Devotions Feminine Fancies Val Rogue Camera Uncle Bill Show Western Theater Time for Beany Ore. System of Higher Education 7:00 7:20 7:25 7:30 7:45 P:30 9:00 9:15 H-30 9:43 9:55 10:00 11:00 11:30 11:45 11:33 1200 1?:05 12:10 12:15 12:30 12:35 12 45 1:00 1:30 DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! (M yt ... ATHENA COLOR staging Jane POWELL Edmund PURDOM DebbieREYNOLDS VicDAMONE i kimi rniucDw lvui vnLiikiiii m Short. Cortoons - Newt SPENCER TRACY '" BERGMAN LMnft lUnNLK IN. at itf Vh V HALF'MAX! "fRSf MONSTU! HERALD s r"m ,Tz: --J l, tr rf mtf ..-z r,;.: ,,,, 1 ... t . Sikh - . yy . . j ,yrM . - fc! 1 -Se';" THREE HOMICIDE EXPERTS are pictured conferring before they took the witness stand in 1 the Leon Gale Pearson first degree murder trial. Shown (left to right) Dr. George H. Adler, Klamath County Coroner; Ralph W. Prouty, , Portland firearms expert; and Dr. H, H. Harris, director of the Oregon State Crime Laboratory. 7:30 Life with Elizabeth f :0O TBA E:30 Badg 714 f 00 I Love Lucy 8:13 Hollywood Album 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Hollywood Album 10:30 Dollar a Second 11:00 Weather 11:05 News 11:15 Sign Off Tuesday, December 7 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rofue Camera 8:00 Unci Bill Show fi:30 Armchair Theater b:30 Garden, Farm St Horn 0.45 Industry on Parade 7:00 Big Picture 7:30 Hollywood Album 7:45 General Sports Tim 8:00 Milton Berle S:00 This li Your Music 8:30 Inner Sanctum 10:00 TBA 10.30 It i a Great Life Rural Health Meet Planned The Oregon State College at Cor- vallls will host the Fifth Annual Rural Health Conference on De cember 13 and 14. , J. H. Stewart, M.D., chairman of the Oregon Rural Health Council, will open the meeting with the presentation of the theme -Prolonged Illness The Community and You. The council extends an Invitation to all persons interested In rural health problems to at tend. . Representatives of the Oregon State Orange, Oregon Farm Bu reau Federation, Oregon State Farmers Union, Oregon Extension Service, county farm agents. Ore gon State Medical Society, Oregon State Board of Health, Oregon Tu berculosis and Health Association and the Oregon Heart Association will be present as speakers, panel members and resource persons. MARRIAGE WASHINGTON ifi Chairman Harold H. Velde (R-Illl of the House Un - American Activities Com !ii 1 1 tee will be married Wednesday to his former secre tary Mrs. Do 1 o r e s Anderson Velde's first wife died in 1832. WEEK'S SEWING BUY Beginner-easy jiity-sew no waistline araml Popular deep yoke fashion for Jr. Missl Strictly the race tills season the blousrd bodice eased Into fullness by soit gatnersi Nlp-in the waistline with your favorite waist-clncher! Perfect for Informal occasions. Pattern 9389: Jr. Miss Sites t. 11. 13. 19, 17. Site 13 takes 6 yards ny-incn fabric. Tils easy-to-use . pattern Blvei perfect fit. Complete, illustrated bow Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add S cents for ench pattern for lsl-ciass mailing. Send to Marian Mxrtln. care ol Nriald and News, Pailcrn Dep! , ?i Wot isih Si., New York II, N V. Print plainly Titmf. addrM Hh tone, tut and at;li number. AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON a "DENNIS THE MENACE" Why oo you qui nMV bedroom if i cant EVEN LOCK THE VOOtZ?' . . Oregon Corn Awards Won WOODBURN 1.41 Oscar Mc- a state winner in the best 10-eav Carty of Echo, who averaged 192 bushels .of' corn per acre on his Umatilla County farm, Saturday won the sweepstakes award at the annual State Corn Show. It was the second highest yield In the 13-year history ol the show, topped only by the 205-bushel set last year by Rcnnlc Larson of Hermiston. . Mccarty grew 16 hybrid varieties. James Webber, Canby. was the 4-H Club winner with 123 bushels from an irrigaled field. John Thiol, Adrian, wbs the FFA winner with 151 bushels from an in gated field. Larry Falsi, Canby, was the Western Oregon irrigated field winner with 143 bushels. He was a regional winner last year, and Southbound Mainlinoti leave at 5:15 P. M. SAN FRANCISCO . 3 hrs. LOS ANGELES . J', hrs. Notthbound Mainllntrl,. Ltovt ot 10:45 A. M. 1 PORTLAND . . ,2V, hrs. SPOKANl, e . .5') hrs. SEATTLE . . . .3V4 hrs. Foif, luiwrievi fipMi te "oil rht fair" Fer travel Intern at ien, coll of write United. Airport Terminal. Coll 2-2357 or your travel ogent. COMAUf IHt fAt AND YOU'LL 00 $Y AJ -' Mi N S , I UNITED exhibit. James Hadlcy, Aurora, was the sweepstakes winner, in- the 10-ear exhibit. The 4-H winner was Harold Kraxberger. Canby. and the FFA winner, Larry Faist. Western Oregon non-Irrigated winners: Open class, Paul Sollie, Canby, 103 bushels; 4-H; Tommy Wanner. Canby, 96 bushels; FFA, Roy Rider, Canby, 100 bushels. Hans Norland Fire Insurance. 627 Pine St. Battery Operated Portable Radio-Phono The Majestic Music Mate SO NEW . , , wi don't have a picture, and words Just can't describe its compact beauty. 89 95 Made in Germony and htrt for the tint time, a portable radio phonograph that opororti com pletely on barttrios (or A.C. currtntl. You can ploy records or radio . . . ANYWHERE. Automatic push-button control for complete operation. All this plus the "borrery saor" and storage for 45 RPM records. Tqko it oyerywhert. It weight only 12 lbs. Radio & Electric 401 S. 6th Ph. 6920 It's HERE! The ONLY BUST HOMEMAKtRS ..... , th. Bv! 10 at the Henley School. We decided to have 13 cents dues v.bicb will be paid at eacn meet ing. Five members were present. One member, Mary Rodrequiz, was absent. Mrs. Horsley was our guest. Carol Horsley brought cook ies and dixie cups. She and Jisy Martin served them. Kay Martin BUSY IIOMEMAKERS Five members were present at the fourth meeting of the Busy Ilomemakers. Back among us Is Michele McNoise. Two members were absent. They RCAF Flier Freed From Red Prison HONO KONG 'A Sauadron Leader Andrew R. (Andy) Mac Kenzle, a Canadian flier shot down in the Korean War and just freed trom Imprisonment in Red China, says the Chinese are still holding some American war prisoners in his prison camp. The 34-year-old air ace reported upon reaching Hong Kong yester day that the Americans he knows about all All- Force fliers had been allowed to write home and it was known in the United States that they were prisoners. He said they do not include any of the 13 .Americans recently sen tenced by yelping on spy charges. Canadian and U. S. officials did not permit disclosure here of the number or names of the captured men. The location of the camn aiso was witnneia. , In Washington, an Air Force casualty officer said three. Ameri cans were known to have been in ne camp with MacKenzie. They were Capt. Harold E. Fischer. Swea City, Iowa; Lt. Lyle W. Cam eron, Lincoln, Neb.j and Lt. Ro land W. Parks, Omaha, Neb. MacKenzie reached freedom two years to the day after he was shot down near the Yalu River In North Korea while flying as an exchange officer with the U. S. Air Force. Canadian diplomats had asked about him when they met the Chi nese Communist delegation at the ueneva conference last June on Korea and Indochina. The Reds promised at that time to release him. Appearlnir thin but otherwise healthy, he arrived In the custody oi tnree tied Chinese guards. He wore a blue, padded Chinese uni form. , YOUR NEW Dodge, Plymouth, Dodge Truck Dealer Cunningham S Rickey Motors 7th & Commercial Ph. 8104 Big Y Saves You Money!! Effective Thursday morning, December 9th, Big Y will no longer redeem Movie Money. However, if you have Movie Money books after that time you can still redeem them at the other outstanding Klamath merchants who still give Movie Money. Best Foods Mayonnaise 49' Tomato Juice s 'n 11 sz 23' Swansdown Cake Mixes n 19' Red Emperor Grapes u 10c Sweet Potatoes 3 n 25' Lumberjack Syrup Campbell's Tomato Soup 10' US "Good" Grade, Fancy Sirloin Steaks 49c,, Remember, Big Y Pays Half! 4710 So. 6th v.ere Carol Horsley and Mary Ko- d.equiz. The next meeting will be then as there will be no further meetings after December until afier New Years Day. Kay and Peggy Martin served refreshments. Kay Martin SPICY spirts The first meeting of the Spicy Spices was brought to order by laa Sohrakoff. We nominated club olficers, who are: president, Marjie James: vice president, Sandy Sohrskoff; secre tary, LaRena Vetkos; news report ei, Iris Stone: song leader, Evelyn Vetkos. We had refreshment which the first-year club members cooked, and the meeting was adjourned. Iris Stone THE THREE COOKERETTES OP MERRILL The main attraction ot the Three Cookerettes meeting on November 22 was the kitchen table. We each demonstrated one of the following: how to make a ham loaf, a sweet sour sauce to pour over the ham loaf, and a lemon sponge pudding. Names were also drawn for Christmas presents. The gifts are to be a kitchen gadcet that we don't have. We are looking for Ideas of what to serve at the Dollar Dinner and .frtii Wain CLOSED MONDAYS Ben B. Lee. Mgr. Complete UPHOLSTERY Service . . beautifully 6one at honestly LOW prices, too. Full selection of fine fabrics to 91've old furniture 0 ' wonderful lift. Also restyling, remodeling and refinishina. ac complished with a finesse you'll appreciate. We're Proud of our Produce! The Best Meats In Town! Fresh Ground Beef 29clb. MONDAY. DECEMBER 6, Ibm I bow to make the dinner taste toot lori Balnea ive and fast mixing J Shrimp Cocktail with Blue Plate CANNED SHRIMP FRESH iWthe-sea FLAVOR Blue Plate Shrimp from the sunny Gulfttof Mexico, home waters of nature's best tatting shrimp. Enjoy their fresh sea flavor in cocktails, salads, main dishes. 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