Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 16, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATUR DAY. OCTOBER 16. 19.54
Radio
Saturday Ewo'nr. October H 1
XW Lei Prtn4 CBS
Thu VNk in WninjTlOo, ABC
4ft Word of Lii
T 00 Two for the Money CBS
T SO Lwrnr Walk Army Saow ABC
1 U Chevrolet N CBS
S 00 Guiwnok CBS
JO Gangtmilert CBS
00 Nw ABC
Gridiron Victory Duvr ABC
1 10 p.m. JleadhnM
IP 15 Gridiron Victory Xac ABC
H 30 Nci ABC
10:35 Kiioc.vclt Klub
11 oo Sim Off Nc Summary
U 0 .r Off
KFXW 145 Kfc F6T
SuuUr, October 11
Concert triew ABC
T 21 N ABC
1:30 O. L- Jueri ABC
-00 ft It L City Taber&acls CBS
1 30 Church of Chnrt
4S Vniied Fund Pirn
00 Th World Tomorrow ABC
30 Ntwi ABC
1 11 How C&roUaa Scte&c Hel
Hum
100 Ktw ABC
10.-M Nerro Collen Choir ABC
10 J0 Vmrcrutr Explorer CBS
10.41 Record Show CBS
10 U Mew CBS
1140 TM Smphonrtte CBS
11 30 TnX Prb wrun Church
JJ.0 Hew York Pailhumontc CBS
1-00 Old r"a.honed Revival Hour
i.-OO Vole of Prophecy ABC
S JO GrcAtost Story Brer Told ABC
W Hour or Doculon ABC
3:30 Nrwf CBS
f U Cimpiirn "M CBS
4 00 Juke Bos Jury CBS
4 30 Amos TTAndy CBS
40 Our Win Brook CBS
30 CBS Vtwftreom - Sunday Vttk
TAfT ' Brfn CBS
TrOO Gent Auiry Show CBS
t HaJimark Badio Ball ef fame
, CM
r My little Varglt CBS
0 00 Two Tlckeu to Broadway
:30 Jack Benny CBS
IP 00 10 p m. Headline
10 IS Monday Morning Headlines ABC
K 30 Nevlval Time ABC
11.00 Si rn OCf.Ncwi Summary
ZI O Bin Off
' KJTLW 145 Ke FST
, . ( Monday, October II
0arty Bird Nwa
' 0.O4 Alarm Clock Club
0 30 Haftar'a Almanac ;
. 6.45 Ride tbt fiua , .
C MuiK
.. Nti - Bkfit Edition
1:15 Charlie's Roundup
t-34 Bob Garred ABC
...X:0 Betty Crocker ABC
A Uarrv Babbitt Show
ooBreakfait Club ABC
9 no Blue a it
15 Better Uving !
M Helen Trent CBS
t: Our Cd Sunday CBS
100 Wendy Warren CBS
, 10. U Ma Perfctna CBS
IT 3 YMins Dr. Malone CBS
: 10.45 Stop and Shop
, 10,55 Wbiaperjni SUrt ABC
1 11:1 rVrry MaKm CBS
11;J0 Kora Irake CBS
i 114$ BrifhJen Day CBS -150
oOn Edition New '
IMS Pa? ten Sidewalk Sbow
I 13-30 Sam Have ABC ,
1S:45 KmiH Party CBS
1 Q Arthur Godfrey CBS
1.30 Hank Henry Show
3-00 Ruth AiMob CBS ,
1 35 Wuilf
a IS Tha B A- B Show
3:30 Ted Malone ABC
t Maim Rrifi -
s!iS Bettr Crocker ABC
A. rv Smn ith U'vnne
1 :30 fcrrend Mr. Burton CBS
$; -4 45 Whm A Girt Mama ABC
, 0 Kdward R. Murrow CBS
$15 Kai LUtentni
1 SO Today! Sports HijrhlnhU
. 5 45 Prank Go. Newt CBS
S 53 Hometown Ne-1
0 ftO Perry Cmim Show CBS
4 1 The Caorlier CBS
ri0 A mo N' Andy CBS
55 New CBS
-0OMet Corluw Archer CBJ
V Th Lone Banfer ABC
t-4tt Vn Griffith ABC
0 Truth about Neuberfer , .
C 30 TUtwell Thoma CBS
: lUMr Mr. Norrh CBS
0 vfM of Firestone ABC
30 Prrvrw of Tomorrow
45 Henry J. Tai Jor ABC
CBS
f
.e-00 10 pnv Hdlin
. 9 i
Bill Strmi ABC
1.3 Knoccle JOuh
110 Sm Off New Summary
11.05 Sim Off
KFJI m Kc PST
Sainrdar Vrrninr, Ortober
0 How It Happened
HEAR
STUDENTS FROM
HENLEY
HIGH SCHOOL
SUB
f IS Kveninf Kwa
4 25 Hollj wood Hirhhfhtl
30 Aucrnblv of God Hour
1V0 Tommy Oden eitem
T 30 Klamatli Tempi Hour
roOOTi Lover Columbia rootbaU
100 &hadide of Mmtailit
KFJI USS Kc PST
Sunday, Ortober 17
TOO Oral Robert
a.u Wting ot riealmf DLBS
a Bark to God DLBS
( 00 Radio Soldier Clau DLBS
30 Yt-Jih Sciaien for Ctxrat
fr 44 Devotional MuK
It- oo NtwtMp'r ft me Air DLBS
IP 15 Frank 4r tme.l DLBS
10 30 Bill Cunr::nc.1m MBS
ir. 45 Muk DLBS
10 Pro roc!:i DLBS
2 00 Comw Weekly
3 30 Bam Booqaet
3 45 Mutie Local
4 00 Jimmj Ficier
4 15 Muc Local
i 00 Ret tewiivc Stand DLBS
Lutheran Hour DLBS
r0 WMer WincheU AfiS
C 15 Evemnf New
1 ZS Holhwood Hifjilifht
C 30 Youth View The New
70 True Detective Mtcne MBS
T 20 Cecil Brown DLBS
130 Nick Carter DLBS
t0 Bob Conudin DLBS
I 15 Sport Time t)LBS
30 Sttte of the Nation DLBS
V 00 Sepaper of the Air DLBS
IS Your Chamber of Commejco
a JO Chtfr Tfta:re DLBS
KFJI US Rc.-PST
Monday, October IS
40 Sunn Edition ef New
t 10 Sarj-u Serenade
C .TO Sons of the Pioneer
4 45 Farm Reporter
Frank Hemmrway DLBS
7 IS Brekfat Gan( DLBS
7 30 Tod) Bet Bu
7 45 Local At Rer.ior.al New
T Si Someihtnf lo Think About
I 0 Cecil Brown MBS
15 Bob Greene MBS
. It Happened Every Dy MBS
5 25 Johnson W ax New DLBS
I 30 Morninf Melodie
30 Camati&n Milk Tuna
45 Bain Bouqurt
10 00 Newpaper of the, Air DLBS
IP15 Teilo Tet DLBS
10 30 A Vnit To Weiiield
10-25 A Vu.it To MrConkej
It 40 A Vuit To Don
K 45 A Vint To La Jfn
110 Florida CUhlif DLBS
115 New DLBS
11 30 On For A Day B
i;0 Tip From The Town Anop
1S15 Noon N
?,'tnBt on Record
12 45 Town At Country Tun
li Cednr Poter DLBS
1 IS Luncheon at Sardi DLBS
130 Matinee Melodiei
3 00 South Sixth Vanetie.
123 New Sam Haye DLBS
3 30 Brmnd the Siory DLBS
a 45 Tello Tet DLBS
4 00 Today" Beit Si-n
a uminrwy DLoa
a Here The AntweT
4 45 Sam Haye ILBS
DLBS
5 30 W ild Bill Hickok DLBS
. teen "
6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
f 15 Fveninf New
2 Hollywood HifMiaW
30 ViriJ P.nkle DLBS
t U Sam Haye Df-Bf .
f M Bill Henry DLBS
7 00 Red Skelton Snow
7 S5 MuncaJ Inlerlud
7: Sport Report
7 40 Timber Tale
V45 Radio Camera Chib
H0 Broadway Coo DLBS
I 30 Top Secret Mm J -00
Newspaper of the Air DLBS
IS Mutual Newrel MBS
I 30 Orefon Salmon Conaenalion
45 Moonl-.rM Melodie
55 Five Minute Final
100 Fulton Lewi DLBS
If 15 Munc Bex Medio
110 Wffd Muc
11 3 Par ne ot Midmrht
U0 Sijn Off
AHuras, CattfornU
kcxo - - Rcs
Sunday. October 11
70 Sunriid Serenade
7 30 New
7 45 Ee)yn Blackledia
00 Sunaar Senc
r 15 Calvary Echcea
C 30 New
4 Jl5 Orcn Mufk
r. 45 Chnttian V enc Prorram
00 Piano Mooo
y 15 Church of Chrtt
30 Church Directory
45 Munc foe Sundaj-
If -00 New
If 15 Navy Show
IP 30 Chapel in tht Sky
II 0 Concert Hail
1J0 SporU
i;5 Lake County New
U io Modoc Countj- Nei
11- 15 Noon New
K All Time Hit
II :& Wax nnr
lCi BPtii Hour
1 30 You Were Then
1 5 G jcU Star
no N Snort
5 10 Accwdir.j to the Record
I 15 Voice of Deliverance
t M Mania ani
3 00 Newt
15 Pop Concert Hall
Jt 15 Burl Ive
a 30 Proudly We Hail
4-00 Favorite of the Famous "
0 Row Mansfield
i.30 Sitn Off
Altura California
Monday, Ortober It
C 30 S-rn On and Top O Moraine
7 30 RrKirt New
7 My NCitibnr
7 30 World Ken
tU Man and Hu MC
7 5 Top O MtM-niruj
00 World New
I 5 KCNO' Swap Shop
Roundup
ft IS Harmony Shop
JO Prgcy Lee
45 Women Newi a Club
55 New
in0 Accent on Safety
11. Muic You Want
1 1 JO Meet Th Band
1145 Andy Parker
1) 55 Thourhl For Tht Day
12 00 Sport
175 Lake County New
12 10 Modoc County New
12 15 Noon Newi
130 All Time Hit
11 35 Farm Forum aV Farm New
12 45 Personality Tim
100 Matmee Melodic
1.30 Concert Time
5 00 New At Commentarv
1 10 Accordmf to the Record
2.15 Voice of Deliverance
J 30 Littener'a Choice
30 New
2 05 Listener' Choice
40 Spin 'n Need:j
5 15 Great Moment in Sport
5:?0 5rorU
5 X Stfn Off
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
Suit Filed On
Wife's Estate
LOS ANGELES Suit to have i
ii eight million dollar lonuse ds
clarfd mholly his has bten tiled I
by Jacob iJayi Paiey. coloundcrl
o" the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-i
tern.
The suit as filed yesterday!
asainst the Bank of America asl
executor ol the estate left by Pa-1
lev's wife. Mrs. Lillian Paley, 62.1
ho died last Jan. J. '
Palev told the court the bank is lUlavinn
property standine in Ms name n
the ground that one half of proper
ty acquired outside California but
brought into the stale by a mar
ried couple becomes subject to
testamentary disposition by either
husband or wife.
Mrs. Paley's will di- posing of a
tl.757.6M estate made no provi
sion for ber husband on the ground
he mas enjoying adequate financial
protection. Tne couple was married
in 1906. Paley is the uncle ot Wil
liam S. Paley. present chairman
of the board of CBS.
Judge Studies Youth's Case
MONROE. La. (Ten-year-old ents began circulating a petition
Joe Cooper, who threatened school I for the ouster of Mrs. Tina Clark,
officials with a loaded shotgun to principal of the Ransom School,
sve his dog from the city pound, who locked the dog In a cioaet
is back in the reformatory while a when it followed Joe to achool.
West Monroe City judge ponders Judge Heard, who barred news
his fate. linen from the hearing and ordered
Judge Howell Heard took the . blackout on picture of the boy.
ease under advisement. Public d-'; ea!d ne was "seriously thinking ol
approval against tne speed wim ; releasing him." but first would
which be sent the sixth grader to have to study a tape recording of
Loukiana Training Institute Oct. : testimony. A decision Is ex
following the school yard incident j pd next week.
:rtXXehtt'ni l T,ppie. par, collie, part hound
Hundreds of telegrams and let-
the good character of both.
I Joey was led into the courtroom
by A. L. Swansn, superintendent
of the reform bchooL
ters poured in from all parts of
the country. Some sought to adopt
the boy, others wanted to impeach
the judge. An angry group of par-
doc, part mostly citizen of the
i world, was reunited with his young
' HUW UP, feWl WfS NCKS 15 WIS mi'
False Alarm Blamed
On Hearing Aid
CORPUS CHRIST!. Tex.
Patrolman H.J. Ekert Jr.
drinking coffee at an all-night di
ner Thursday night when David
Ballard rushed tn and said he had
heard a "muffled explosion."
Detectives and additional' patrol
men were dispatched. But Ballard,
a nightwatchman at a nearby shop
ping center, discovered the source
of the explosion.
He had bought new batteries for
,his hearing aid Thursday and for
I got to adjust the volume. A s!am
miig door sounded to him like a
i safecracker's blast.
master at the bearing, then taken
to a veterinarian by Atty. Murphy
Blackwell, who volunteered, his
services in defense of the boy.
The sad-eyed, spindle-shanked
dog sat quietly at the boy'a feet
while 40 witnesses, including a Sun
day School teacher, a grocery
W I clerk Vd a man who took Joey
was iisning on baturaays, attesiea to
Movie Money
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KLAMATH THEATRES
m
Caused
Deaths
By Flood
Paper Printed
Despite Storm
DOYLESTOWN. Pa. IB The
Doylestown Intelligencer put out
lis 150th anniversary edition today
and because of Hurricane Haiel,
much of the printing operation wis
the same as tnal employed i
years ago.
Newsmen on Hie old Bucks Coun
ty newspaper had to work 6a
hours bv candlelicht and kerosene
lamps lasV night to get out the
special S2-page edition
The hurricane brought about a
newer lailure at the newspaper
plant, as it did over much of Bucks
'.ountv.
"We used facilities that could
have been used 150 years ago to I
nroduee the same paper, com
mented Manasins Editor George
Thompson. "But that's what made
the ditiereoc between missing an
edition or maintaining a perfect
xecord of ISO years of publication."
Page forms were prepared by
band as were all other operations
except the actual printing, which
must be done on an electrically
operated rotary press. Power was
restored at 1:04 a.m. today in time
to roll the presses.
1AMPICO. Mexico ir Officials
said today floods and an unidenti
fied epidemic have caused the
deaths of at least 40 persons in
coastal towns near here. .
Five persons were drowned and
25 children died of the mysterious
disease that swept the area follow
ing the floods, officials say.
The storm demolished much ot
the towns of Panuco and Feven
tadero. officials, declared. Thous
ands of acres of land are inun
dated. Loss of livestock is said to
be heavy.
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Six Killed In
Midwest Crash
ST. CLOUD. Minn. IJT Six high
school sophomores returning from
a homecoming football game were
killed last night when a passenger
train smashed into their car, crum-
plint It "like an accordion."
Bodies were strewn lor a block
i along the tracks. .
Tl.e victims ere ldenutiea as:
Sharon Roder, Shirley Hmken
mever, Janice Johnson and Nancy
Miliars, all students at St. Cloud
Cathedral High School: William
Ehh, Duluth. Minn, and Larry
S'.oltman. Ardoch. N. D. The two
boys weie students at St. Johns
Hifh School In nearby CollegevUle.
Hospitalited here were James
Johnson, brother of Janice, 'and
Raiph Mahowald, Grand Forks,
N. D.
The youths, all between 15 and
16. had been spectators at the foot
ball game between De La Sail:
of Minneapolis and Cathedral.
Gay homecoming decorations
still fluttered from the li'.tered
wreckace ot the car. Persons who
viewed the WTeckase turned away
"crying and screaming." a witness
said.
Police idenUlied Janice Johnson
aa the driver of the car.
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MAJOR STUDIO FEATURE "
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Last time today!
4:30
p.m. Amos'n' Andy
:00 p.m. Our Miss Brooks
6:00 p.m. The Bcrgcn-McCa rth y Show
i
7:00 p.m. The Gene Autry Show
8:00 p.m. Hallmark Radio Hall of Fame
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8:30 p.m. My Little Margie
9:30 p.m. The Jack Bcivvj Program
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Controlled Deer
And Elk Season
Permits Offered
Applications for permits to hunt
tn any of the five remaining con
trolled deer or elk seasons sched
uled later this year are due next
Tuesday, October 19. in the Port
land office of the game commission.
They must reach this office before
10 a m. on that date.
Four of the hunts are for elk end
one for deer: the areas are de-w-nbed
on the application blanks.
Blanks are aaUable at game com.
irission license agencies end of
fice. ,
Ail applications must be eJi of
ficial blarJta and any not complete
ly fil'.ed out will automatically be
rejected.
Dravinrs for permits will be held
at the Portland headquarters of
the game commission on October
Jt. and Interested persona are ta
med to attend. No fame conunt
oo employes are avowed to apply
for the permit.
PHOV'ED
JAKARTA. Indonesia Eleven
pe-p.e drowned in souihrnrst Bor
neo when the Amoawang River
evtrflowed after a heavy rain.
flooe j.g three vuia;es. reports
reachuig ber today aaid.
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