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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1955 (Radii) i)q (Editor'! Note: The radio and ftelerision stations aerying this area are urged to correct these program Injrs dally prior to press deadline. Frequently, network changes rur too late for public tlon. The Herald and News car ries this Information as a public ' service but cannot be responsible for the accuracy of the Iocs for the reasons stated ahove.) KKLW CBS a ABC. 1451 KG ' Thursday Kvening, August 11 00 Hecoro Derby $ 23 Lata Ncwl ABC 30 Today's Sporla Hif Mights 85 Lowell Thoma CBS 7 00 Sports Roundup CBS 1 0S Tennessee Ernie CBS 1:45 Bing Croshy em Join th Navy 0:15 Church t Work 0:30 Ale of the Atom CBS S 45 Rfd Benson' Hideaway ABC 55 Newi ABC S 00 Burgle Muilo Box ABC 9.30 Mlwic DOORS OPEN 6:SO P.M. FRIDAY! 35 Amos N Andy CBS , loou lo fM Edition rj 10:15 Strange lo:iO Kilocjile Klub li:oo SiKfi Off News Summarr 11:05 Sign Off Friday, August 12 00 Minute News Summary 6 01 America's Favorite Music 6:15 Minute Newt Summary 6:1 America' Favorite Music 0 30 Minute News Summary 0 :il America's favorite Mime 6 45 Minute fitwt Summary R 4fl America'! " Favorite Muile 7 00 Newi Bkfst Edition T IS Duan and Mm Snow 7 30 frank (ion CBS 7 45 Harrv Babhjtt CBS 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC ft. 00 Blue Skie 9:15 Ma Perkmi CBS 9 Young Dr. Melon CBI 9 43 Better Living Id 00 Wendy Warren fB3 1013 Perry Mai on CBS 10 ;i0 Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Stop it Shop 10:53 Whispering Slreetf ABC 11:15 Aunt Marv CBS 11:20 Helen Trent CBS 11:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Ertllinn News' 12:13 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Hnue Parly CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 .T0 Hank Henry Show 3.00 Slop and Shoo 3 05 Miller Matinee 3:15 Time Out 3:30 Ted Melon ABC DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P-M.j TONIOHT IS PELICAN SURPRISE NIGHT! " "uwuis ' " FRUDI ncn mm ru mmt TRACr-W1DMARK PETERS WA6N BROKEN MIKE LINDA DARNELL HENRY FONDA ', VICTOR MATURE S 45 Stop and Shop 3 M Bakin Brief 4 00 Guiding Light CBS 4 15 Second Mr. Burton CBS 4 : Spin With Wynne 5 00 Chas. Celling wood CBS 5:13 Bill Stern ABC 5:'J0 Circus Interview! 3 45 Frank Go is CB.S , J U Hometown News 00 Godfrey Digest CBS 6 25 News CBS JO Todav's Sports Highlights 0 45 Lowell Thomai, CBS 7:00 Sports Roundup CBS 7 05 Tennektee Ernie CBS 7 43 Bing Crosby Show CBS 8 00 TBA 0 15 Washington Heport 8 .10 Axe of the Atom CBS 0 45 Red Benson's Hideaway ABC 0-55 News ABC 9 no Burgle Miuic Box ABC 9 30 Music , 9 33 Amoi N" Andy CBS 10 00 10 PM Edition 10 13 Sirange ABC 10 :H Kilocyc le Klub 11.00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI MBS Dl.BS. 115 KG Thursday Evening, August 11 0 00 Gabriel Heatter Mfia 0:13 World of Sports :2S Hollywood Highlight! (I .SO I.O'-al Newt 0 45 Sam Have DLBS 6.35 Harry W timer Sports MBS d: BS 7 00 Family Theater MBS 7,30 Sports Report 7 40 Timber Tales 7 43 Sporu Forecast 0 U0 I am Brady Kav 0.10 Official Detective t (W Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 M Coke Time ft. 45 Jl Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off Friday, August 12 S 00 First Local News 3,05 Sunrise Serenade 5:.'M) Second Local News 8:35 Sunriie Serenade - t . 6.00 Third Local News 6.05 Sunriie Serenade 0:30 Sons of the Pioneers . - 0 45 Farm Heporter 7:00 Hemingway DLBS 7:15 Breakfast Ganc DLBS 7:30 Todays Beit Buys . , 7:43 7:43 Morning News 7:35 Something To Think About 0 00 Cliff Kngle News DLBS b lfi Morning Melodies - 8:25 Kraft Five Star Newscast MBS 8:.'10 Morning Melodies 0:43 KASH Box 9:15 Kraft Five Star Newscast MBS 'JO Morning Melodies t 43 Basin Bouquet 10:00 Glen Hardy News DLBS ir:13 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 A Visit To Weisflelda 10-35 Melody Time It 40 A Visit to Dons 10:45 A Visit To La Point! 11:00 Keeping Company 11:25 Kraft rive Star Newscast MBS 1130 Queen For A Dav MBS 17:00 Tips From Tha Town Shop I:1S Noon News 12:10 Beit On Record 12:45 Town St Country Time 1.00 Game of the Day MBS 3.00 Western Roundup 3:25 Kraft rive Star Newscut MBS .1:30 Matinee Melodies 3:45 Tello Test DLBS ' - ' 1 4:00 Todays Beit Songs 4:15 Frank Hemingway DLBS 4:30 Here's Th Answer DLBS 4:43 Sara Hayes DLBS 5:00 Sftt. Pre ilon 5:30 Boh Greene 3 43 Bill Brundaee Sports DLBS ft 33 Kraft Five Stir Newsrait MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 615 World of Sports 6:25 Hollywood Highlights 5 ;w Local News 6 43 Ram Haves DLBS 6:35 Harry WUmer Sporls 7 00 Proudly We Hall 7-3'i Snorts Beonrt 8:00 Take a Number 8 :Ml Musical Caravan 9 00 Newspaper of th Air 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS "DENNIS THE MENACE" ' VtA 7r? 'Sov. yoom gonwa imwmsn i TEH YA HOW THIS HAfFgNEDI".. crrrv rrdrip SHEREE NORTH ff I nnn niiiiiniinp ' t duo tumminu) CHARLES COBURN TOMMY NOOHAN As SATURDAY MIDNIGHT of the Shasta Drive-In BIG MIDNITE GHOST CONVENTION! 2 TERRIFIC THRILLER-DILLERS You'll Scream! You'll Shout! You'll Shudder! You'll Laugh! You'll Howl! Make Up a Party Now For The Time Of Your Life! Regular Admission Gates Open 10:30 P.M. NO WOMAN EVER HAD A GREATER RIGHT All til TO LOVE THAN THAT LADY! From the great novel and slago ploy.. .a magnificent lory of adventure, intrigue and romoncel wv Jzzg hi ma 9-30 JI Jamboree 10.55 Five Minute Final! DLBS KCNO Allurai. 57 EC , Friday, August 12 6 10 Sign on Top o" the Morning 7:30 World New 7:45 Top o the Morning 8 11 Under the Capitol Dome 8:30 Top o' the Morning 9 00 World News S.os swap Shop , 9:15 Women's News At Clubs 9:30 Morning Melodies 10:00 News 10:03 Musie of the Masters 11:00 News 11:05 Morning Melodies 12:00 Thought for th Dy 12:05 Sports 12:10 Modoc County News 12:15 Noon News 12:30 Farm Forum ' 12:40 Personality Tim l:0O Sports 1:03 Lake County New! 1:10 World News 1:!5 Beit on ReroVds 1:25 All Time- Hits 1:30 Matinee Melodie 2:00 Listener's Choice 3:00 News 3:05 Listener's Choice 4:15 Mountain Lily Willy 4:30 News 4:45 National Guard Tap 5:00 Mood Music 5:30 Musif on the Upbeat 6:00 SporU. Local World News 6:15 Rep. Sam Coon 0:30 Sunset Serenade 7:00 Dance Time 7:35 News 8:00 Sinn Off KBES TV Channel S CBS, NBC, ABC Thursday Evening-, August 11 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Robert Q. Lewis 4:45 Val Rojjue Camera 3 00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Seaion in the Sun 0:00 Ore-Cl Panorama 7.00 Groucho Marx I 'M Outdoor Show 7:45 Baseball Hall of Fame Woman Clear In Fire Death LAKEVIEW Mis. Betty Job, whose 18-months-old daughter, died ot suffocation In a house lire here on Aueust 3, was exonerated of Eny criminal negligence. The de cision was handed in by jury members at the coroner's inquest held this week. The decision stated the child, died as a result of the lire and not as a result of negli gence of the mother. Mrs. Job had left her three children, Deborah, 18 months: Kalhy, i months; and Kenneth, 4. locked in the house with no adult while she did some errands in town. The small boy told fire men he and a neighbor boy, who climbed in the bedroom window, started a fire in the bedroom. Members of the Jury were Jack Pendleton, Leslie Shaw, John King Lon Denio, Jerry Alger and Rev. Charles W. Julier. Witnesses were Dr. M. P. Vogel, Ross Duke, Jr., Donald Clause, Roy Dickinson, Richard Cagle, Frank Andrei. Herman Arzner, Ted Schaer.. Julian Herndon, Lake County district attorney, and Wil liam Arzner, fire chief. Help Needed To Battle Polio Cases BOSTON (UP) Massachusetts appealed lor 43 nurses today to care for the mounting number of victims of a polio epidemic that has stricken 1,060 persons. The number of victims Jumped over the epidemic mark of 1,000 Wednesday as 134 cases were -reported. At this time last year there were only 98 cases. Thief Gives Himself Up SAN FRANCISCO (UP) A con science stricken robber turned him self in to Hnyward police yester day, saying he wanted to get "straightened out." He was George C. Fraleigh, 40, a transient cook, who confessed to three recent holdup. Fraleigh said he . ' a Vallejo Western Union office of S320 on July 1. Two weeks later, he said, he robbed a Sacramento Western Union office of $225. and last Sat urday night he held up a San Fran cisco Western Union office and took $40. He said he spent all the money on liquor. Ke handed over his holdup wea pon, a toy pistol. Fraleigh said he turned himself in once before 20 years ago. when he was in the "same kind of trou ble" In Massachusetts. He said he served five years in a reformatory. Hayward police turned him over to San Francisco police, who booked him In City Prison on a robbery charge. t for additional nurses went out, hospital adminis trators prepared for the worst from Hurricane Connie. Emergen cy generators were borrowed to keep iron lungs operating in the event ot hurricane-caused power failures. Ten iron lungs lent by the Navy Wednesday boosted the total res pirators in use in Boston to 52. We have reached the bottom of the barrel as far as nurses are concerned." said Dr. Roy F. Feen ster, Massachusetts director of communicable diseases. "The nurses now handling polio patients are tired and need relief," Lake County Elks To Hold Picnic LAKEVIEW The annual Lake view Elks lodge picnic will be held Sunday, August 14.' starting at 1 p.m. at the Rehart Park on Salt Creek. Families of Elks and out-of-county houseguests are invited. 'A roast ham dinner - will be served by the lodge. Each family is asked to bring a salad and table service. Russians Deny Submarine Activity flTorKHmif Sweden Mt Rus sia says no Soviet submarines have been operating in sweaen s territorial waters or their vicinity. SumHich niithnritie.q have report ed sightings of unidentified foreign submarines on tne oweaisn coasi five times during the past four wpir. The local nress hinted the uhft u'pi-r Russian. The Soviet denial was contained p a note made public yesterday by the Swedish Foreign Ministry. BERSERK KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya I An African soldier sprayed ina-j cnineuun bullets through a crowd ed Singapore-bound train today, ! killing six Asians and wounding 1 12 others. He then shot and killed! himself.. . . I he said. There is no question but we win necu uuises snortiy from' the National Foundation for Infan tile Paralysis." The community nursing commit, tee met Wednesday and deter, mined that 43 nurses would be the minimum number needed imme diately to fill vacancies In four Boston hospitals. These hospitjjj are caring for many patients from outside the city. , The state Nurse Association sent 4.000 letters to trained nurses askinz their help. In Washington, Rep. Thomas J Lane D-Mass) asked the Army surtreon general for military nurses and Medical Corps personnel to help fight the epidemic. Dr. Joseph P. Reardon of thf state Health Department said it was a "mild epidemic." ABSENT MOSCOW Ift Western observers have noted the continued absence from public gatherings of Nlkolil Shvernlk. former President of th, Soviet Union. Recurring reports say that he is ill. Shvernik is now chairman of th Central Council of Trade Union, of the U.S.S.R. When the body opened its third plenary meetin; here recently. Vice Chairman L N Solovyev presided. '55 CHEVROLET M845 DUGAN & MEST 410 So. 6th Ph. 4113 a in 00 ::to 10:00 10:30 1 1 on 11:05 ' 3:30 4:00 4:30 3:00 3:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:15 7:45 0:00 a "in 9-Ofl 9:30 10:00 10:03 11:05 11:10 I'nrrl Thaatar All Star Theater ' waterfront Favorite Storr Damon Runyan Theater News - Sign Off triday, August Vi Devotions Feminine Fancies Val Rofue Camera Aunt Polly's Birthday Party Wild Bill Hickok sporia fteei Hollywood Album - . Pappy Coleman Show Desert Venture Talent Time Life at Rllov 4-Siar Playhouse Under Current Lucky Sportstim Weather Best Theater News Sim off 1HJ 111 I miss weea Contestant Up WEED Sandra Hughes, 18, high school senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, was selected this week by the Weed Chamber of Commerce to com pete as Miss Weed in the Miss Siskiyou contest to be held at the i county fair in Yreka on August 19. She was president of her junior class last year, has been an honor . student, a member of the student, council, GAA, English W. Califor nia Scholarship Federation, Dou- ble o and the YMCA. At present! she is the honored queen of the ! Mount Shasta Bethel 130. Interna tional Order of Job's Daughters and is employed at the Weed Theater as cashier. Her favorite sport is swimming and she rides, skis and plays ten nis. The winner of the Miss Siskiyou contest will be flown to Sacra mento to compete for the title of Maid of California. Mrs. Ralph Santini was local chamber chairman lor the Miss Weed selection. rr L?i!llMAScOPe ifSira-. k. -; V w a7 - W -r. WtSf OUVIA t. - 'O GILBERT Diluxi m deHAVILLAND ROLAND DENNIS PRICE FRANCOISE ROSAY end introducing PAUl SCOFIEID TODAY short . cartoon - s I i i . ,i i , ... . i 'I CRIDAY ONLY! BOOR OPFN SO F M Lake Almanor Fly-In Scheduled WEPT) A flU.in l T sL-a Almanor by members of the Sis kiyou County Airmen's Associa tion WA Lptlnlivolv c.hurltilA 'he Labor Day weekend in plans made at a dinner-meeting ot the association Friday night, August & at the Bur-Bel Resort. TwentV-OnP m-mluri ,in Ihe meeting with president Walter Jones presiding. Bill Crawford was appointed chairman to make accommodation arrangements for the members making the trip. , M. I OPEN OAILY 7:00 P. NOW ON THE MOTION yv V PICTURE JSlejiipBjr Shortt Cartoon JECHNICOLOR FESS PARKER BUDDY EBSEN FREE CART RIDES FOR TME KIDDIES' SPECIAL! POWER PLANTS Output over 400 Watts! "Briggi and Stratton" Model 1, 4-cyl- t inder, 2700 RPM gas engine. 110 Volt, DC. Compound wound generator, Runs 3 hours on half gallon of gasl Original Government Cost- $300.00 Brand S11Q50 NEW 11 l-Stop Shop & Save at- the ARMY STORE 320 So. 6th Ph. 9206 Dog Used As Carrier In Bay Area Dope Ring SAN FRANCISCO (UP) State narcotics agent and police arrest ed eight men yesterday in breaking up a ring that used a dog to col lect money from addicts and to deliver heroin to them on the street. The doe, a Dobermann-Pinscher named Butch, was taken to the shelter maintained by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, His master, Quincy Cannon. 48, was booked on a charge of main taining a place to sell narcotics and tor conspiracy. He is already under a June indictment for seven counts of violation of the narcotics law. The arrests came after police had watched Cannon's apartment lor several days. Narcotics Inspector Louis Noel said Cannon sold heroin at his i apartment but to keep the traffic from becoming noticeably heavy, he trained Butch to do some of the work. Noel said when a trusted cus tomer would show up at the corner near Cennon's apartment. Butch would walk up to him and open his mouth. The customer would place a live or 10 dollar bill In II. Butch would then trot off lo Can non's apartment. Climbing three flights of stairs. Butch would scratch at the back door. A cello-Thane-wrapped packet of heroin would be placed in Butch's mouth. Then the dog would climb down the stairs and return itj his cus lomer. wno would remove the pack et from Butch's mouth. Arrested with Cannon were his roommate. Frank W inborn, 41, who I was bonked on the same charges; j Fred D. Webber, 3-vear-old dish washer, who was accused of pos-, session; and five other men, who were charged with addiction. i KILLED I WIESBADEN. Germany Ml TJ. S. Air Force headquarters said Thursday thst 1st Li. 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