Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 08, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text" PAGE TOO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON "DENNIS' THE MENACE" ; 0m IF 1 GOO BLESS SOME KIDS VOU OONf UKt?' Prowler's New Story Backs Version Given By Widow MINEOLA, N. Y. Wi A prowl er, who at first denied bemB on -the estate of . William E. Wood ward Jr. the ' night- of. his shotgun death, now says he was -breuking Into the houso at the lime. ; Paul W. Wirthii' now version of his activities ,ln the early morn- Ins of Oct. 30 was reported by Nas sau County, police officials yes terday. The new . account support on : some point! the' story (ilvcn by . beautiful, blonde Ann Woodward who said she. thought alio wits - shootiUK at a prowler when . t,he killed her wealthy sportsman . Husband. Mrs. Woodward, 30, who has . been In a hespitnl under a doctor's care for shock and grief since the . day of the shcotln'?, told police a tiolso woke her around 2 o'clock that Sunday morning and docp- ! .seated fear of a prowler panicked her into shooting blindly into a darkened hall. Her 35-year-old husbrmd was Ktanding across the hall ut the ' door of his bedroom and caught a blast of gunshot on tho side of his bend, dying almost Immediately. Two days after the shooting, Wlrths, a '.13-year-old Ocrman ret- OOONS OPEN 6:30 P.M. NOV SHOWING! SIX-FOOT- SIX JIM BOWIE Gambler, knife-fighter, he fought a fiery battle for freedom! g tum"' nntitn.n STDfUNE Umm MARIA XLBEKGmTI SHORTS - OR1DOW - NIV13 J lAtJ DOORS OPEN rSO P M. NOW PLAYING! 1 :'JL ixnoois with 0l6 ' f7M IXCITtMtNT! TKHNCOIOR-MAI ZETTEKIIKG , JOHNHX WEISSMUUER I t'H'l.'..'.!HJ ftjP Adams j ugce, was picked up as a prowler known to have been operating In the estate-dotted section of Long Island's North Shore. Ho was held on a burglary chorge not connect ed Willi tho Woodward case. He first told police he broke into Ihe Woodward Barase and swim ming pool bathhouse several days before the shooting but on that imjht was creeping around a near by country club. Then yesterday Wlrths asked to speak to a detective and authori ties said he told this story: On that Saturday night Wlrths hung around the 12-room Wood ward house at Oyster Bay. occa sionally peering In the windows. He didn't keep close tabs on the Utile, but figured it was sometime bclwcen 1 and 2 a.m., that a man and woman drove up and walked from the garage to the house. nils was very likely me Wood wards who relurncd from a party for the Duchess of Windsor around 1 a.m. Wirths then saw lights go on hi various part of -the house. This would fit Mis. Woodward's report fomeono might break In, had In spected all parts of the house be fori retiring in separate bedrooms with loaded shotguns at hand. After all lights wers out tor some time, Wlrths climbed a tree onto the roof terrace directly above tne woodwards' first floor bedrooms. A branch of the tree broke under his weight, he said, and police reported finding the broken branch when Wirths was taken back to Ihe 60-ncre estate to reenact his movements. Bins. I.ANZA HKCOVEI1S HOLLYWOOD Singer Mario Lanza's wife Betty Is recovering today In Cedars of Lebanon Hos pital from bronchitis and a slight fever. Doctors say her condition Is not serious. She was admitted yesterday. . DOORS OPEN :SO P.M. ILgjgj jJLLI III NOV PLAYING THE EXCITING TRUE LIFE STORY OF ' AUDIE MURPHY AMERICA'S MOST DECORATED HEROI Mb OPf N OAILV i30 P. H. ON Our GIANT SCRttNJ ... ' r i NIMASCOPE , mo (APTAlNf. ). JGHTFOOT . RKK HUDSON BARBARA U$H f TUESDAY. NOVEMBER a le. Radio og KFLW CBS AtfC, 1459 RO Tuesday Evening, Nov. 8 6. 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ABC Tuesday Evening;, Nov. 8 12 00 High Noon l.ou Music Hall 1:13 Hiv-ret Sturm 1 30 World of Mr. Sweeny 143 Val Rogue 2:00 Pinky Lee 2::iO Howuv Doodv 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Matinee 4:43 TBA 8 oo Uncle Bill Show 9 30 TBA 6:30 Boston Blackie 7:00 H,ik.u Quettion 7 30 My Favorite Husband 8 00 Phil Silvers Show 8 30 Celrhritv Playhouse 0 00 Llherare 8:30 Let a Kick It Around 8 30 Hollywood Allium t 10:00 Famous Plavhmiae 10:30 Highway Patrol 11:00 Best Theater 12.00 News fc Sign Off Wednesday, Nov. 9 12 00 High Noon 1.00 Music Hall 1:13 Secret Storm 1 30 World of Mr. Sweeny 1:43 Val Rogue 2.00 Ptnkv Lee 2 30 Howdy Doodv 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Matinee 4 43 TBA A.t'i- I'nc.e Bill Show 3 30 Andy's Gang 6 oo Our Heritage 13 Danre Time fi 30 llopalong CasMdy 7 on VS. Steel Hour 8 00 Disneyland POO Follow That Man 8 .30 Science Fiction 10:00 Weather 10. 03 Big Fights 1133 Midget Movie 12.00 News A Ssm Off Home Extension ' roN(ii:K-KiRt'li:w By Mm. c. I), lhurbrr 'PlCtlll-ft SrlfTtlnn inH inR." wns aptly discii.wd bv Mrv McConiir I, County 4-H Club 'leader. Ht the Concei-.FAfrview hnm v. tension units meeting November A A potlurk luncheon was aervni bv Mis Hratnli Tlinnn -.on used a Thanksgiving motlt lor the table decoi anon, alter which a round'lable di.irtiftalnn - hM concerning correct framing ami Kit'upmg lor tne ditierent tvpes ol pictures. Ml McConnel also shoueri in. leresting ldeai In aurnns. in nn Chiltmas stockings. There were 13 member meseni. itu-lilOinr a nru- mnii)ui M.a Beulah Klotocr. who al;o won the special prue. The ntxl meeting will h hein I -.it u -..p- i" ' 0-o 1 I n r ',.. , .ta. ..... 1 - I - A I'D: V 3 sx X CHARLES WOODKOUSE, CHAIRMAN, left, for American Education Week, which officially began Monday and extends through next Saturday, discusses the Parents and Patrons' partic ipating role with Ford Kimpton, president of the Klamath Union High School Parents and Patrons Chapter. The special week with its theme "Schools Your Investment in America" is sponsored under the combined efforts of the American Legion, the National Education Association, the Oregon Education Association, the National Congress of Parents and Teach ers, and the United States Office of Education. Twenty-four Klamath County schools will par ticipate this year with a "Klamath County Open House," November 9 in KUHS1 Pelican Court, climaxing the six-day affair. " . Photo by Dwayne Prather Snow, Winds Hit Rockies By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS ii rolrl and windy, with some snow, over most of the coun- trv today from the Rocky Moun tains eastward to the Atlantic Coast. c .. -11 in nartft Of WeSteril OMUW ICH ... f-- Texas, with Lubbock reporting one Inch. Snow flurries also were re ported in northern Texas and the Oklahoma rannanuic. o -chilly 33 with snow at Maria, in western Texas. Light snow fell over the northern half of the Mlawest, with the heav iest falls In southwestern lower Michigan. Grand Kapids reported three Inches. Coldest region was the Northern Plains with temperatures under 20 degrees. In the Midwest and east ward to New York readings were in the 20s and low 30s. Some 30s also were reported in parts of the South. Birmingham, Ala., was near freezing with 35. Early morning temperatures were in the 30s and 40s- In most of the West except .California where they w.r, f 1 50s and low 60s. . .m,. "8- Polo. 1 night m7ournTewaTnJ while scattered rain f.n i. ?Untf ern Washington and along the n,!!j Coast. Skies wer. ,l...S.yle 0 cloudy in other, areas 9Wly WALK Dunn, ueiinany in Chancellor Adenauer- is taking i? vantage of some late fall sunihw to take a dally walk, it wa, , ' nounced Monday. The 79-yearJ chancellor is now in his fifth wS of convalescence from bronchii tor Ih. B.lMlen "H.4, tna li m sataaraaiMi 'f i. s Dangerous 10 uverioaa Your Electrical Circuits Take that dangerous overload off. Have us install handy safe, modern outlets and switches. 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