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SUNDAY. AUGUST 28. 1955
PAGE TWO
HKRALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
USAF Cancels Slated Ouster
(Editor's Notel Tht radio and
attrition alaliona serrinf tola
area ar urged tm correct theae
By Bud Bucslnf
If vou're looking for movie
camera, whntll you have
1mm or 16mm? The initial
cost is about the ame, but tile
cost of operating
the 8mm Is about
half because of
the smaller pic
ture frame. Jiow
hw about the
different uses of
these two cam
eras?
The 16mm picture faame has
about times the area of an
8mm frame ... so It goes
without saying that more de
tail can be packed Into the
larger frame. Is this detail
necessary? The answer is "yes"
when you're making the long
shots where distant detail is
needed, or when you want to
project the dim to large size
for viewing by a large audience
But In close-up shots on a
small projection screen, min
ute detail loses Its Importance
in movies.
This gives you an important
clue on which to base your
choice between the two camera
sizes. If your work will be
confined to home showing on
small screen, and confined
mostly to close-up shots of fam
ily, friends and Interesting
scenes from your vacations,
then an 8mm motion picture
camera might serve your needs
admirably. If you have any
thought of doing a lot of dis
tant photography where detail
is Important, or If you might
show your films on a large
screen, then a 16mm camera
and projector Is your best bet.
(And If you ever wanted to
market movie film, It would
have to be 16mm.)
we. have both 8mm and 16-
mm models In our stock of
Bell As Howell, Keystone, Kodak
and DeJur movie equipment, at
HUD Si CHARLOTTE'S
NEWS A rilOTO KKItVlt'K
1004 Main St. rhone 4825
The firm listed in this
f the Sabbath there is
offer.
1
SHOPPING CENTER
OPEN EVERY
SUBURBAN DRUG
Glrn SIH Grata Stampi
Phena 1445
Pelican Cafe
end
Candy Jar
Open 7om-9 pm
Dinners
From 11 A.M.
Phont (855 (or large
family rviarvatiena
722 Moin
8rh & Pine
9 A.M. TO 6
THE LOWEST
I prof-ram loirs daily prior to pint
deadline. Frequently, iillirl
chances occur too late for public
lion. The Herald and mwi car
ries this Information as a puauc
service but cannot be responsible
for the accuracy of the logs for lb
reasons staled a bore. I
KFUV CBS I ABC. lit EC
(Sunday, August 28
7 00 Concert Hall IUVUW ABC
t oo Salt Lakt City Tabwnwl CBS
Bi.tU C'tlUTch ot Christ
8; You Wer Tritr
9 00 Ttio Leading Question CBS
9:2i This 1 Bflicv IBa
s Great Moments with Great Com-
19 Ma Perkins CHS
ii:J5 Pilgrimage ABC
15 Minute News Summary
e ifl America Favorite Muile
TO Minute News Summary
6.11 America's Favorite MuiiC
43 Minute Newt Summary
48 America's Favorite Muic
7:00 News - Breakfast Fditioo
7:15 Dugan Meat Show
r-oseja AttC
9:3S Sunday Melodies ABC
7:30 Frank Con CBS
7 45 Harry Babhllt CBS
8 00 Brrakfait Club ABC
WOO Blue Skies
10:03 Nrgro College Choir ABC
10:30 News ABC
11:00 It's Time ABC
11:03 Romance In Music ABC
1 1 :."io First Presbyterian Church
12 00 Woolworih Hour CBS
1:00 Old Fa shinned Revival Hour ABC
3:00 Voice of Prophecy ABC
2 Mi Proudly W Hail
3.00 Hour ot Decision ABC
7:f;u Summer in St. L-.un C'BS
31 Sunday News Feature CBS
7:30 Gary Crosby Show CBS
4:00 Our Mus Brooks CBS
4:30 CBS Newsroom CBS
6 00 Gent An try CBS
8:30 The Whistler CBS
B ro Jul: Bo:: Jurv CBS
00 Family Album
8:15 Doing the Truth ABC
CLOSING OUT SALE
continues
KLAMATH FURNITURE CO.
221 Moin
SUNDAY
KLAMATH 'ALLS. OMOON
Phone 6496 For
directory recognize that even along with observance
a community need tor the commercial services they
1800 So. 6th St.
DAY FROM 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M.
THRIFTY VARIETY ROBERTS HDWE.
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liana 5566
BROCKMAN'S
DRIVE-IN
PAINT STORE
1815 Moin . Ph. 4462
(In Front of Swimmina
Pool)
Your PABCO
Poinr Dealer
Open Sunday
8 A.M. to 10 P.M.
For Your Point Needs
SAFEWAY
TWO LOCATIONS
Store S. 6th
P.M. 9 A.M.
PRICES EVERY DAY OF
30 Two Tickets to Broadway
10 00 10 PM Edition
10:15 Phil Norman CBS
10 30 Revival Time ABC
11:00 Sign Off News Summary
11:05 Sian Ott
:01 Americas Favorite Musts
Monday, August 29
Ot Minut Nes Summary
V . JO Young Dr. Malona CBS
43 Better Living
10 00 Wendy Warren CBS
10:15 Perry Mason CBS
10 30 Nora Drake CBS
10 45 Stop aV Shop
10 i Whispering StreeU ABC
11:15 Aunt Mary CBS
11:30 Helen Trent CBS
11-45 Our Gal Sundav CBS
12 00 Noon Xdltion News
12:15 Payleaa Sidewalk Show
12:30 House Party CBS
1.00 Arthur Godfrey CBS
2 10 Hank Henry Show
3 00 Stop At Shop
3 05 Miller's Mslinea
S15 Time Out
3:30 Ted Melon ARC
3 43 Stop and Shop
3 30 Basin Briefs
4 00 Guiding Light CBS
4.15 Second Mrs. Burton CBS
4-:in Charlies TV
5 00 Edward R. Murow
5:15 Bill Stern ABC
5:30 Easv Lutening
5 45 Frank Coji CBS
5.55 Hometown News
6:00 City lio'ntal CBS
25 News CBS
30 Today Sports Highlighta
43 Lowell Thomas CBS
7 00 Sports Roundup CBS
7:03 Tennessee rnir CBS
7:45 Bing Crosby CBS
fi OO News CBS
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8:30 Voire of Flreatone ABC
8:00 Burgle Music Box ABC
8:30 Five Minute Mystery
13 Amos -N' Andy CBS
10.00 10 PM Edition
10:15 Strange ABC
10::i0 Time tor Relaxation
11:00 Sign Off News Summary
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Sunday. August 28
7 30 Oral RoberU
8 00 Wings of Healing DLBS
B::iO Back to God DLBS
B OO Radio Bible Clara DLBS
9..S0 Youth Sold if rt for Christ
9:43 Frank and Ernest DLBS
10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 1
10:15 Christian Science Heal DLBS
10:30 Lutheran Hour
11:00 Haven of Ret
11:30 Manhattan Melodies
11:43 Across The Blut Pacific MBS
12:00 News DLBS
12:30 Jimmie Fldler
12:45 Basin Bouquet
1:00 Comic Weekly
DINNERS
Food At- lis Best
AMERICAN and
CHINESE
DINNERS
Served From
12 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Orders To Go
Glvai SIH Graan Stamai
Phana 6006
Mallory's
Y
MARKET
Sunday Hours
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Marrill-Lakeview
Junction
You Con Buy Cheaper
at Your Independent
Store!
St.
TO
Store
9 P.M.
THE WEEK
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A MAMMOTH SCREEN which is One of tho largest in Oregon will be placed in service next
Tuesday at the Shasta Drive-in Theater for the showing of James Stewart's hit, "Rear Win
dow." Bert Henson, manager of the Klamath Theaters, said the new structure equals the Wil
lard Hotel in height. The screen cost more than $16,000.
1:30 Sundav Favorites
4.00 Sunday Favontrs
6:00 Korbe RfDort DLBS
6:13 Loral Newt
R.2T, Hollywood Highlight!
B::tO Rin Tin Tin MBS
7:00 Nick Carter MB?
7:.10 Public Prosecutor MBS
8:00 Count-rsoy MBS
f! .'O City Editor MUS
9:P0 Newspaper nf th" Air DLBS
IV 1.1 Flnh Cons id Ins DLBS
a. 30 Chamber of Commerc
10:30 Sif n Off
Monday, August 29
3 00 Sunrise Srrenade
ti::to Sons of the Pioneers
fl 4.1 Farm flrnorter
T OO Heminftway MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang DLBS
7:30 Todays Best Buys
7. 4.1 Morninc News
7 55 Something To Think About
B:00 Morninc Melodies
10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10 15 Tcllo Test DLBS
10:30 A Visit To Wcisfields
10:35 Quickie Quiz
10 40 A Vint To Dons
10:45 A Visit to LaPolntei
11:00 Musical Manor
11:30 Queen For A Day DLBS
12:00 Tin From The Town Shop
12:15 Noon News
12:30 Best On Record
12:45 Town and Country Time
1.00 Came of The Day
3:0') Western Roundup
3:30 Matinee MeJodtrs
?:15 Hemingway MBS
4:30 Telia Test
4-45 Sam Have
ft'OO Traffic Jam
B 00 Boh Green DLBS
i:l3 World of SoorU
6-23 Hollywood HighliM
6 30 Local Evening News
6:45 Sam Haves DLBS
fi 45 Harry Wtsmer DLBS
7:00 Sports Report
7:10 Timber Talrs
715 Musical Moments
7:30 Sut. Preston
11:00 Broadway Con MBS
B 30 Top Secret Filrs MBS
POO Gabriel H-atter DLBS
0 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS
930 Jt J am bore
11:00 S'n Off
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Alturss, California
Sunday, August 28
7 00 Sign on & Sunrise Serenade
7:30 News
7:45 Bible Hour
ft 00 Music Serenade
8:15 Calvary Echoes
B 30 Under the Capitol Dome
(1.3ft Music
8 45 Christian Science
9 00 Music
9:15 Ministerial
9 10 Church Directory
9 45 Band Music for Suaday
10 00 News
in 05 Poo Music
10 15 Reserved for You
10 30 Chnpel in the Sky
11:00 Concert
12:00 Sports
12;U) Modoc County New
12:15 Noon News
12:30 Wax Factory
1:05 Lake county newi
1:10 Wax Factory ,
1:25 Ail Time Hits
1:30 You Were There
1:45 Guest Star
2.00 Voice of Deliverance
2:30 Music of Montovanl
3 00 News
3:05 Music
3.15 Burl Ives
3 30 Proiidlr We Hall
4 00 Mood Music
! 4 30 News
4 45 Sunset Serenade
i 5 30 Let There be LlgM
i 5 45 News
3:58 Sign Off
! .Monday, August 29
(1 10 Sign on V Top o" the Morning
1 7 10 World News
7 45 Ton o Ihe Morntna'
i A 25 I'nder the Capitol Doi
m
fl .10 Ton o' the Mornini
! P 00 World News
, 9 05 Swap Shop
I 9.15 Women News Club
! B M Social Seruntv
l 9:35 Morning Melodies
I 10O0 News
10 05 Muslr of the Masters
II On Morning Melodies
, 12 00 Thought for the Day
, 12.ro Sports News
12:10 Modoc County News
12:15 Noon News
12 30 Farm Forum
12 40 Personality Time
1 00 Sports
1 05 Lake County Newi
1 10 World News
1 15 Best on Record!
1 25 All Time Hits
1 30 Matinee Melodlee
2 no Listener'! Choice
3 00 News
3 05 Listener'! Choice
4 15 Mountain Lily Willy
4 .10 News
4 45 Mood Muslf
5 3fl Mime on the Upbeat
n 30 Snnt Serensrt
. 15 Msnhatlan Meindiet
ftoo Snort. Local St World
7 00 Dance Time
Ntw9
7 M Dame Time
7: Si" off
RBFS TV ChiBjel I
CBS. NBC. ABC
Sunday, August 2ft
1.00 Pre-Sea son Pro Football
4:ers vs. Browns
310 Jat-kioti County Public Health
4 00 People
4 30 Srt. Oregon Round Table
3 IW You Are There
3 30 Fahlon Review
3 45 Mnnral Mlr
CN Private Stcreiary
5 .iii People are Fur-or
7 -no Toat of the Tow
II "0 G E. Theater
30 U s a Great Life
H 00 1 oretta Young
9 .10 Weeklv Newt In Bvltw
9 15 0tl Air Patrol Story
10 no Miricft Movie
IP .10 News
10 Sign Off
Monday, August 39
.1 VI p rMtnn
po Fminina Fanfles
4 in Val R"cue Camera
.1 00 Tncle Bill Show
.1 30 TV QufMion Bo
.t 45 Garden Home 4 Farm
d on Studio On
7 iv Toprer
7 m Modes in Maple and rashioa
7 45 Ames Broa
too Those Whiting Girls
g 30 Ethel Albert
9 00 Badge 714
.10 Secret File t'SA
1'.) iV Weather
to f Best Theater
11 05 New
U.10 Sign Off
coons displayi:d
STOCKHOLM, Swedrn IP
Prpmirr Tas Erlandrr opened
Mlockholm's annual St. Erut's lair
balutdav. Aniriican and Rus5ian
poods ar dt5playid side1 by ndf
tor th (lrat tune in Europg.
Guy Lombardo
Show Slated
Guy Lombardo, known far and
wide as the purveyor of "the
sweetest music this side of hea
ven" makes his initial appearance
in Klamath Falls September 24
at the fairgrounds.
The famous maestro has had a
Horatio Alger-like career. He and
his Royal Canadians hold and al
most legendary place in the annals
of American music.
A native of London, Ontario.
Lombardo was launched on his
career with a four-piece band while
in grammar school. The orchestra,
which included himself as violinist,
Carmen Lombardo as flutist, Le-
ben Lombardo as drummer, and
Fred Kreltnor as pianist, are all
still with the band.
At first, the Lombardo group
played at church socials and other
community gatherings. Then an
American booking agent got wind
of Ihe outfit. He signed Lombardo
and his boys for an Elks conven
ion in Cleveland, Ohio.
Rv 1929, Lombardo had won
naional recognition. The band
wnct to the Roosevelt Hotel In
New York and they have played
the famous hostelry each fall and
winter since. Guy Lombardo is
credited with introducing at least
half of the country'3 Eong hits
each year.
Baldy Evans, who booked the
Lombardo band for Klamath Falls,
is innking elaborate preparations
for the dance in the fairgrounds
exnibil builoing. A new bandstand
end a special lighting system will
be installed. Evans said he is pre
senting Lombardo at the lair
grounds because of more floor and
panting space.
Church Guild
Meeting Planned
SUMMER LAKE The Guild
of the Church of Our Savior will
noid a regular meeting in the
parish hall on Wednesday, Sep
tember 14.
Members are asked to come
immediately after lunch for a
work afternoon during which the
church will be completely cleaned.
COMMUNIST VIOLATION
MUNSAN. Korea IP The Ko
rean Military Armistice Commis
sion will meet Mondav near Pan
munjotn to discuss allied charges
oi communist violations of the ar
mistice.
(gauntry
n ANTHONY ROSS
POUS !
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Police Arrest
Tree Surgeon
Clarence J. Agle. 40-year-old
Hood River tree surgeon, was held
in the county Jail Saturday on a
charge of vagrancy. State police
arrested him at the request of
Hood River authorities who said
he is wanted there for forgery.
RECRUITING
HEIDELBERG. Germany Ml
The U.S. Army in Europe report
ed Saturday that recruiting in the
first seven months of this year
nearly tripled that of the same
period last year.
CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P H.
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THE STORY TOKYO
COULDN'T HIDE...
WASHINGTON
COULDN'T HOLD
BACK!... How ihe
U.S. MDCI and the
Japanese Security
Police used a
Kimono girl to
smash the underworld
of the Orient!
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WASHINGTON tfl The
Force Saturday quashed ouster
proceedings against ii young re
servist who had been accused of
associating with his father, an al
leged former Communist or Red
sympathizer.
Secretary of the Air Force
Quarles ruled thai Airman 3C Ste
phen Brancovlch. 22, of Farrell,
Pa., is not a security risk. .
The ruling came virtually on the
eve of a Senate Investigation,
scheduled next week, Into the Eis
enhower administration's handling
of security risk charges. j
Among other things, the probe i
will look into several cases in i
which government agencies !
cracked down on employes, re-!
poitedly because they associated
with parents, husbands or wives
alleged to have links with Communism.
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to appear before a special board
next Tuesday to answer . ouster
charges. -
Quarles, announcing he had de.
termined after personally review,
ing the case that Branzovich'a con.
tinued membership in the reserve
"is consistent with the Interests of
the national security," said there
would be no hearing.
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