Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 31, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31. U PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON EuJrd (Editor! Note: The radio and television stations servini tbii area are urged to correct these program lop daily prior to preia deadline. Frequently, network chanfea occur too late for publica tion. The Herald and New car ries this lnlcirmation as a puoiic service but rannot be responsible lor the accuracy of the logs (or the reasons stated above. KFLW-CBH ABC. 1450 T Wednesday Kveninr, August 31 00 FBI in P-c ind War CBS ttiSChev. New CDS ft'lj Tid'i S-iorti iiitMMghU 6 43 tiwell Thom CBS 7 00 Sfrtnoae in niur 7.11 Hurricane Jickon Char." ABC 7 45 Bins Crosby CBS S (HI Newt CBS f. ;m Wr.it Du You Think? S 45 Uurt Star S no B uric it Muiic Box ABC S.:io Muic 0 M Amo 'N' Andy CBS 10.00 Ut PM Edition . 10:15 Singing with the Stan ABC J0;l Time tor Rrlaxatmn 11:00 Sign Off New Summary 11:05 Sign Off Thursday, Sept. 1 :00 Minute Newi Summary fl 01 America's Kavnrilr Music 615 Minute Nwt Summary 0:16 America's Favorite Muile 30 Minute Newa Summary :.H Amcnca'i Favorite Muilo 6:43 Minute Newi Summary rt:4H America's Favorite Muiic 7.00 New - Bkfit Edition 7-13 Dugnn A Mcst Show 7 30 Frank Com CBS 7 43 Hnrry BalJlKtt CBS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 8.00 Blue Sklfi S:lb Ma Pprkim CBS V illi Yniina 1) Maiune CBS 0:45 Better Llvinjc 30.00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Perry Mason CBS K):30 Nora Drake CBS 10:45 Mlllcr't Morning Shnw ' J0:33 Whirring Slrreta ABC 11;15 Aunt Mnry CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 1:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News . 12:15 Paylesi Sidewalk Show J2:30 Hnijhc Parly CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Hank Henry Show .1:00 Slop It Shop 3:05 Miller s Ma line 3:15 Time Out 3.30 Ted Malona ABC 3-43 MukIc :i VI Basin Briefs 4:uU Guiding Light CBS 4 1.1 Fin-nrta Mr durtuil CBS 4 30 Charlie' T.V. 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS (Radio ofjog DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M. LAST DAY! vm jmr eraiqs V tOQfly YQMQ nina foch KKn Starts TOMORROW On THE SCREEN' "Mister Roberts' CinemaScop wabnirCxob ncNii WARNEH0BOS iii'niiy .TAirti uiniuf iondacagneypomi JACK AfJ)(0MJ-FHILCA1LY ' DOORS OPEN :30 P.M. mom MURglY-Uast Day! AND 'THE SLEEPING TIGER TOMORROW! . TONY CURTIS c;. COLLEEN MILLER C7 GENE BARRY-DAN n'Hraiiuv I ANGELA LANSBURY w rw u UNBELIEVABLE j!) lOt lltltl VIST FOR THE HOST CITY UtH urn th htt t4 DANA 1 1 'MftjEi. Ml Bill Stern ABC 6 :ni Kasv i-i'tenin-5:43 Frank Go CBS 5 53 Hometown New 6 (JO Hc-rord Derbv 6 23 Late New ABC 8 M Todav' SiorU Hfrhitrhtt fl 43 Lowell Thomas. N CBS 7:00 Sports Roundup CRS 7 03 1 nneiw f.rm CBS 7:43 Bing Crosby CBS 8 00 CBS News 8.13 Church at Work 8 .(0 Terrible Rain CBS 8 .15 Thii I Bvlievc CBS BOO B'jreia Music Bo ABC 9 .Hi Music 31 Amoi N" Andy CBS 1000 10 PM Edition 10:13 Strange ABC ll Xt Time for Relaxation II 00 finn Off New lunmtrr 11:03 fc.in Off KF.fi MBS A DI BS. 1151 KC Wednesday livening, August 31 fl:fJ0 Rob Gren DI.BS 8 IS World Of Snorts H23 HolJvwood Hifhllfhts fl ;i Local Kveninif Nhi 6 43 Sam Haves UI.RS fi .3 Harry ttl.mrr iLBS 7 00 Sport Report 7.10 Timber Tain 7:15 Musical Moments 7:30 SRt. Predion DLBS 8.(W Sentenred 8::!" Trup Detf-live Mv'erla . DO Gabriel Heatter MRS P:I5 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS P:r JI Jamhoree 11.00 Sign Off Thursday, Sept. 1 5 00 Sunrise Serenade ft : ."to Sons of tlie Pioneer 6 45 Farm Reporlrr 7fl0Heminway MRS 7:15 Breakfabt Gang OLBS 7::0 Todays Best Buy 7:45 Morning News 7 33 Morning Melodic 10 00 Newspaper of th Air 10:13 Tello Test DLRS 10::kj A Visit to Wcitfleid Hl .ll i-ul-l; e (Jiiir 10:40 A Vliit to Don 1043 A Visit to La Pointea 11.00 Musical Manor 1 1 :.'t0 Queen for a Dav DLBS 12:0" 'iins from the lown Shop 12:15 Noon News 12:30 Rem on Record 12:45 Town S Country Tim 100 Game of the Dav 3:00 Western Roundup 3 30 Matinee Melodies 4:0- Glen Fox Shnw 4:13 llrminitway MRS 4:3 - Tello '1 .m! DLS 4 45 Sam Haves DLBS 3 00 Trnffl- Jam 6:00 Bob Greene DLRS fi 13 World of Spnns . 6 25 Hollywood Illghllfhti 0:30 Local Evenin New 8 43 Snm Have DLRS 8 33 Harrv Wlsmer DLBS 7.00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7 13 Coke Time with Eddl Fnher DLBS 7 30 SrI. Preston DLBS 8 00 Hrady Kv MBS 8 30 Offirial Detective MBS 0:00 Gabriel Heatter MRS fl:IS Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0:30 JI Jamhoree 11:00 Sien Off KCNO Alturai. 87t KC Thursday, Sept. 1 8 30 Sln On Ar Top o' Iht MorrJrlff 7:30 World Newa 7:43 Top o' the Mnrnlnf 8:23 Under the Capitol Com 8 30 Hsven of Rest B OO World News 9.01 Swan Shop 9:15 Women Newa Ai Club 0:30 Mnrnini Melodic 10:00 Newa OPEN 6:30 P.M. ON THE -Giant Screen! 5 temmy SwiNPOwS H Wenilill COREY ipjtl chn.coi0 Ig 5 .'i.-N. amilMtfteirl r circus Technicolor I hHM 9t . lis its M INDOORS OPEN 6:36 P.U. I NOW PLAYING! Clm IjiIiki hiri C. ford -stanwyck -robinson l Mem & m MARLON DRANDO Hoti - caioon"- nidi Arfwln iU . KlUiM lit "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'Guess we'll have to goto a restaurant tonight BOY ! DOSS HE LIKE LEFTOVERS'" Navy Department Employe's Firing Probed By Senators By JOK HALL ' ,ing today-Sumner under sub-, The departnent slid the two men secuniy orncr s usea to 'Wl. J o -. in; IMffl he was not In any true sense a JI curity risk. nnpnu. hl; mnln.f nt hpr nun rf. wpm nut OI town ana unaiiui:. WASHINGTON tfl Senators in- j quest. Johnsion aafd he will issue aub- vestigathig the federal employe se-l Sumner told newsmen alter he'poen" (or them to appear later, curity program turned today 10 the was lired aj a Navy metalsmith's Other witnesses listed lor today case of a Rhode Island Navy De- helper at Quonsel Point, R. I., last : included: uu-.j George it. nounipn ui v.imj.. I np in it m. T una a Eoriiritv n - . .... .mnrnv.1 parents' alleged Communist ! i-isic . Tliev told me ihev have noth- w.. i..t.i Mnrnhv ramobeU of ins aRainst me. It's my parents." Washington, Veterans Administra Sumner's parents denied belong- tj0n employe reinstated after se in? to a subversive organization. curity ch a rites were broughs The fubcommi'.tee. headed by!aKau)3i ner. aI)(i Abraham Cba'sa Sen. Johnston (D-SC). planned to nov former Navy Department wind up its current series of hear- j WOr'ger who won a lengthy security ings today. clearance battle with his agency Among the missing witnesses Dut smce nas gone into private em yesterday were two Agriculture De-1 payment. parlment officials connected witlii Edward R. Dixon, former Gov the case of Wolf Ladejinsky, the crnment Printing Office employe, lar.-) reform specialist who wasltol(1 U)e senators the Eisenhower1 lired by the Agriculture Depart- , ment and hired with full security clearance by the Foreign Opera tions Administration. partment employe fired because ofj his associations. Paul E. Hadlick, counsel tor the Senate Civil Service subcommittee, said the case was like that of Eu gene Landy. the Merchant Marine Academy honor graduate denied a Navy commission because his mother had been a Communist. Both Joseph H. Sumner Jr. of Providence, the former Navy work er, and his mother Mrs. Pauline Sumner were called for quesuon- Voifht's jive Green Stamps, get your school supplied early. Raymond Blattenberger, the nub. lie printer, dismissed Dixon and GPO woman employe last year on the grounds they had committed adultery. Mrs. Dixon had named the other woman in obtaining , vorce in 1952. A security hearing board recora. mended the pair be reinstated but Blattenberger overruled this. Dixon said he had presented to members of the Senate-House Cora, mlttee on Printing a survey show, mg that GPO was wasting money in numerous ways. He said he be. lieved that Blattenberger sought to get rid of him for this reason. see what a difference C"'H makes ...IN CANNING AND COOKING SUCCESS 10 0 J Muile of th. Muttn 11:00 New. 11:05 Mornlnf Mtlorlfoi 13:00 Thought for th Oar 12.09 Sports Ntw. 12:10 Modoc County Ntwi 12:1S Noon Ntwi 12:.'M Per.onality Tim 1:00 Sporti 1:0S Lik County Ntwi 1:1 Btt on Ittcordt 1:25 All Tim. H1U 1:::0 f arm rorum 1:40 Matlnaa U.lodlaa 2:00 Ll.tcnar'l Cholc 3:00 Ntwa 3:05 Llitencr'a Choice 4:15 Mountain Lily Willy 4:30 N-a 4:45 Mood Muiic fl::i'l Muiic on ln Uobeat oo Local, Sporti i. World Nam 15 Senator Knowland .10 Sunaet Serenade 700 Dance Time T 55 Newa 8:00 Stan Off KBES TV Channel I CBS, NBC, ABC Wednesday Evening, August 11 3:30 Devotlona 4.00 remtnlne Fanclee 4:20 Val Rogue Camera S 00 Uncle Bill Show 5::io Andy'a Gany 6:00 tr S. Steel Hour 7:00 Hopalony Caaaldy 7 30 Seattle USA 8:00 Man Behind th Badae 8::w Conrad Nsael Theater :00 Watch Your County Grow 8:15 General Sportatlmo 8::0 Srlenre Fiction 10:00 Weather 10.05 The BIS Flint 11:0.1 Newa 11:10 Slfn Off Thursday, Sept. 1 X:50 nevotlena 4.00 Feminine Fanclea 4:30 Root. i. Lewis 4:45 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Shnw .V30 Thli U the Life 6:00 Ore. Cat panorama 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:30 Outdoor Show 7:45 Baieball Hall of rame 8:00 Guy Lombardo 8:30 rord Theater 8:00 All Star Theater B-.30 Waterfront to. 00 Favorite Story 10:30 Damon Hunyan Theatre 11:00 Newa 11:03 Slfn Off City Faces Yater Problem MERIDEN, Ccnn. I.fl Meriden has a plumbing problem because somebody 80 or 90 vears ago forsol to mark certain pipe on the man of the cily water system. as a result, manv of the cllv'.i 4H.00O peoplo didn't have any walei at an wnue otneis get only a trickle. It has been this way since Tues day. A construction crew was dig ging a hole to sink a gasoline sta tion tank. The drills ground Into something haid and water gushed out. 11 was a main water line. City workmen rushed to the scene but couldn't get near the broken pipe because ol the waler. The waler has been gushing out ever since. City oilliials tlsiircd it was a minor problem. They shut oil a line Ihey thought was running Into the main. Noinlng happened. Then they shut ott another line. Nothing nappened again. So somewhere In this clly Is a lost pipe a pipe that Is lejtllng water into that broiten main. Bui they can't find It. They went over the water sys tem map several times but the pipe isn't there. II probably is one of the cross over lines, the otdcials said, and il they find it all they have to do Is dig down and shut It oil. Thev said most crossover lines have shutoff valves on them. In the meantime, the citv Is inakliiK arrangements to install a split sleeve on the broken pipe so n can be repaired despite the con tinuing waler pressure. Teamwork Leads To Men's Arrest CHICAGO lift Teamwork be tween Chicago newspapers and po nce rrsuuea in quick capture ol two of tho city's II most wanted lugittves. The city's four ma lor newspa pers printed pictures of the lugl lives in yesterday's editions. During the day oilier is select Edward Biirjew. 35, who was No 2 on the list, and Richard Srurgol 77. No. 4. Syuraot was arrested bv Sgl. Jo seph Meany, who said he' saw htm standing on a street corner and recognized htm from a newspaper picture. Ssurgot was wanted for questioning about a aliong-arni robbery. A irw hours later Burgess, sought lor questioning about rob beiy and use of narcotics and tor escape, was nabbed In a theater. Police said the tin annatenti. came from a theater emplove who naa seen ine newspaper pictures. MARRIAGE BEVERLY HILLS. Calif, .r Actress Lynn Bart, JS, and Dr Nathan Rlckles, Beverly Hills psy chiatrist, were .married last night in the doctor a home. It as her Hind marriate. Summer Lake Services Changed SUMMER LAKE Church serv ices through the month of Sep tember will be held on the second and fourth Sundays at the Church of Our Savior. The Rev. David St. George of Lakevlew will conduct services j starting at 8 p.m. Jw Gil . rXl&f can THE ONLY CANE SUGAR REFINED IN THE WEST! Nothing finer lot sweetening fresh fruits and berries who use nrri are sweet-tcmpcrcd on $ Vano docs a perfect Jf V 6 i u -vcry tunc. M Saves work... saves time. YVL can Buy tins Leg of Lamb orfo at iisi&m SB . -A ' if iK 1 1 l5 it&aQed j Every cut of lamb SaCcwr y sells is nothing less than CHOICE ) Ci' f fmr& aIAV-J -a- or one reason . . . as only Safeway can do it PROPER AGING is reason No. 1 why you'll find your best meat value at Safeway! For example: Each leg of lamb you buy at Safeway is aged so you taste its full natural tenderness and flavor. To assure you properly aged meat, Safeway built in this area a million dollar Central Meat riant. Here Safeway meats are : held in air-conditioned aging rooms, at controlled temperatures, the exact number of days required to develop peak goodness. CLOSE -TRIMMED, TOO! Each log of lamb you buy at Safeway is trimmed (trimmed before weighing, so you save money) to give you a maximum of fine-eating lamb meat. Sketch here shows you leg of lamb as Safeway sells it -with the long portion of shank bone remotprf...and excess fat along side of the roast also removed. Safeway meat-trimming means better eating and better value! ' ...AND TOP GRADES ONLY! Each leg of lamb you buy at Safeway is from U.S. Government top grades of lamb (actually, onlv meat of the top grades is improved by aging!). This tender, juicy meat is packed in sterilized boxes at our Central Meat riant and delivered to Safeway stores by refrigerated trucks. At Safcwav meat counters and at our self-service meat sections, you get the same qualityl if Qutees o'nd ss- :!