Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 12, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KFLWCBS ABC 1451 KO Mo'idty Evening, Dec. 00 Todiv't Spoilt HifhliihU 6:13 Lowell Thomn CBS t 30 Affloi N' Andy CBS . 6 53 fVvs CBS , T 00 uoarey Talent Scouts CBS 1.30 Ni CBS . f.35 Jack Car tea ShoW CBS 8 00 Newt CBS 8.03 Tenneitiea Emit 8 .U) You Wv Thr 8:43 Bin Crotby CBS 8 00 Sound Mirror ABC B 30 Volra Of Firetton ABC 10:00 10 P.M. Edition 10:13 Johnny Dollar CBS , 10:30 Time for FIaxtfon 11:00 sun Off Nawa Sununarjr J1:0J Sun Olf Tuesday. Dec. 13 SOOMInut News Summary 6.01 Aminct'i Favorite Mmie 815 Minute Newa Summary 6 16 America's Favorite Mustt 6 30 Minute Nws Summary ji 6 31 America's Favorite Mutle 6 45 Minute Newt Summary 6:4A America' Favorite Muile TOO Newt Breakfait Edition 7:15 Duan and Mt Show 7 M Frank Gol CBS 1 43 Harry Babbitt CBS 100 Break fait Club ABC 0:OO Blue SKiea 9:13 Better Living 8 30 Helen Trent CBS g 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS -10.00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:13 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Youn Dr. Matone CBS 10:46 Guiding Lifht CBS 11:00 Marian from Miller I 11:10 Mutlc 11:1$ Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CUS , 11:43 Aunt Mary CBS 13.00 Noon Edition News 12:13 Payleta Sidewalk Show 12:30 Housa Party CBS 100 Arthur Godfrey CB0 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3.00 Serond Mrs. Burton CBS ' 3:13 Miller's MtMnee a as stop 'N shop 3 30 Ruth Astiton CBS 3:40 Mutle 3.43 Ted Malont ABC 4 00 Whiaperin Streets ABC , 4 20 BaMn Brlefa 4:30 Today's Top Tunes ft. no Edward R. Murrow CBS !:1S Bill Stern ABC 30 Eaty LUteninf 8:40-Weather Report 3.43 Funk Goaa CBS S'33 Hometown Newa 8:00 Today'a S porta Hiffhlifhla 6:13 Lowell TTiomas CBS 8 30 A mot N' AnoV CBS 6 33 Newt CBS T 00 Sutpenat CBS 7 30 Newa 7:33 Jack Canon fftiow 8TSf 8 00 Newt CBS 8 06 Tenneite rnfe rtl . 8:30 Preview of imoacw 8:43 Bin Crotby 8:00 Sound Mirror 8 30 Life la Wonh LlvlrHfe 1000 10 P.M. Edition 10:13 Johnny Jsoilar mff& 10:30 Time, for Rrlaxjkfnn 11:00 Sign OV Kevat nmary 11.05 Sign Off KMI MfSS HI&Sk MGO KO Monday Evening;, Dee. 12 6 00 Bob Greene DLBS 6. IS Warren Bunyan Sports Report 6.23 Hollywood High 1 1 (his 6 30 Firtt Federal Newt 8 43 Sam Hayea DLBS 6:33 Harry Wltmer DLBS 7.00 True Detective Mvttery DLBS 7:30 John Steel DLBS , 8:00 Bob and Rav DLBS 8 23 Let PaulMary Ford DLBS 8 '30 Richard Hayea Show DLBS uo iahnel Heatter DLBS 6 IS Fulton Lewla Jr. DLBS 9 fUt Evening Serenade 43 Lea Paul Mary Ford DLBS 9 30 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Dec. 13 6 00 Flrtt Newt (13 Hunrlte Serenade with Lucas 6:30 Som of the Pioneer 6 45 Farm Reporter 7:06 Hemingway MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Todays Bett Buys 7:43 Bun) an Newa 8.00 Cliff Engle DLBS 8:13 Morning Mrlndiea with Lucai 913 Newtcatt MBS 9:43 llaain Bouquet 10 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 1013 Tello Tett DLBS 10 30 Vitlt to La Polntea 10:43 Quickie Quit 11:00 Kraft Newt DLBS 11:03 Vitlt to Dont 11:10 Jolly Roger Show 11:30 Queen for a Dav DLBS 12:00 Tipa from the Town Shop 12:15 Bunyan Noon News 12 30 Beit On Recoari 12:43 MU Town and Coantry Tim 1 00 BUI Lively Rounds 1:45 Wayne Loerke fiow 323 Kraft Newa DLBS 3 10 Behind th Story LBH 3 45 Tello Tett LBS 4:00 Glen For 4:13 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Here's The Antwer DLBS 4 43 Sam Hayes DLBS 3 00 Bunyan't Timber Tales 3:0,3 Jnhnnie't Traffic Jam 8:00 Bob Greene DLBS 6 13 Warren Bunyan Sports Report 6 23 Hollywood Highlights 6 30 Firtt Federal Newt 6 46 Sam Hsvea DLBS 6.33 Harry Wlsnvr DLBS 7 00 Treasury ent DLBS 7:30 Bob and Ray DLBS 7 33 Lei Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 11.00 Evening Serenade 6:10 OTI va Seattle Pacific - Basket ball DQORS OPEN 6:3Q p.ff . , i Miliar. 1 'jil.lll'U!,"1'' NO PLACE TO HIDE... EXCEPT IN HER ARMS I TRUCOtOI if CtrWrrfefW Him frWwirrfA AfaWrlna marPmprphy Km mm li n nrtf r t bt n n u. - unu v Wk ft nJi L 1 Ht88T 1 ITHTB 9 S 1:30 Coke Time with Eddie Either ' DLBS 9:43 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 10:00 Bob Inch Show 11.00 Sign Off K BE 9 TV Chanael ft CBS, NBC, ABC Monday Evening, Dec. 12 11 30 Devotions 12 00 Matinee 1.00 Uarden. Home and Farm 1:13 Secret Storm 1:30 World ' Mr. Sweeney 1-43 Gary Moore 2:00 PlnKV Lee 3 30 Howd.v Doody 3:00 Feminine Fanctea 3:30 Afternoon Theater 4:43 TBA 3 00 Uncle Bill Show 3:.U IV Uuetllnn Box 8 43 Adventures In Literature 6:15 Newt 6 23 Weather a ia UnlitwAAil At hum 6 43 Shopping for Fashions and Gifts 7:00 stuoto una r od Bums and Allen 8:30 Badge 714 9 00 I Love lAiey 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Firestone Theater 10:33 Beat Theater 12:00 Newa and Sign Off Tuesday, Dec. 13 11:30 12:00 1:00 1:13 1.30 1:43 3:00 Devotions : Matinee Mimic Hall Secret Storm World of Mr. Sweeney Val Rogue Camera Pinky Lee Howdy Doody Feminine Fan Me Afternoon Theater TBA Uncle Bill Chow TBA Mutle end Ma0e News end Weather Boston Bnackle 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:43 5:00 8:30 6:00 6:13 604.000 Question 7 30 8:00 aw 9:00 9. M Celebrity IUahrtfA i, i Deface TBA FamoL 10:00 10:30 Beat 'hhda- 12.00 News an &kn Qui! Suspect RENO (U)-iw. police for wafilcd n Bi.itx ttav, Iowa, auth oi'KIm Wa9sy Hue fnclure of a man helri m a Jwafl-'tt 1m the brutal rapc-skr at -war-old Donna Sue Oa My 10. The inVf vSntm Reno police re fuse t. uatitay. c".n-sscd to the crime MMw fm mkm Saturday niRlit Aottlerly conduct cnare. Rcni Ke eref Theodore R. Bcrrimi srAi ot tire msyect, "There la reass.H m keUew he Is mentally unba4amed." In Sl.wc Cty. Police Detective Lt. T. Warstalt aHt Reno auth orities MM klm the suspect has "bached ) . M confession" and had "jHWVicted M alfel." "Bat Ire's aWH' being questioned and he's the West soxped we've had In a time," Warnstadt said. "Urn iccWpMoH (Its and Ren. nra wrting his pic ture fr m sttow wftaesses." The saopeet eiHImi he was at Dcs irtaaes tanking ktvt wki his father .a iatf i. The (Ul. chwdMr at Mr. and Mrs. ifnam Donrs, wax matrtoid (rem her ru ta bey feu-ram' h.mc. Bar tnewnrat toay m, foud Jik n gr-tnvt vmt nent s.mh aww Otty, Rnsft., ujy n, New ywB ( rta CojuMitnji ecclKsive ft'iuPion onfcr wi(& Judy Gurhnid. Ttae stta vrtn ttppmr .n th network otrc a Ttvj ttjo-oapb 1, tle ufeodjo mxtt mre ori'Wpgr day. Thii tiroiv writ h (mdacad by Sid ttdt, M,3 OBrUunfs bn bHxst, Tin ten mvoh(d m tAv cdd tUo cJVoWo rcaerL&sv tf fnn cibogtman. psuilcmi ctf She partinnft Ju&id Cbnmtana ecf CfcanniBrcv, tc4d a maut4iui tit jAywii state tatxen here Bunco-7 tbJil OnesoA Is plan ning fo wend it tmurt 100 repre somnlJTWi to tba uraor Chamtjev mvnDAj eKomaixto& alu;)) ,JH5w9 SfS OriStt P.m. LAST Z ID AYS! TWA1 as?etss ii oeiBD?i mm BETTY f)EUJ a CRtAT HIT k vr.W.'t " "strait ' I "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'G05HI EV0?y0OO'6 A5LEEP BUT ME'" Los Angeles Mercury Up By UNITED PRKSS Desert winds made it feel like summer in Los Angeles today, but wintry weather gripped most of uie rest oi me nation. The Southern California "heat wave" was wafted in on desert winds which hit gusts o( 39 miles Florida Con Dies In Chair RAIFORD, Fla. IPi Florida's electric chair Monday ended the 20-year bandit career of Samuel Hornbeck. The 36-year-old tobbtr. Jail brenker and convicted murderer died for the 1953 slaying of a Jack sonville police officer who aomoHy was shot by someone rave. The switch was thnnvii a 835 a.m. and Dr. Ifhu-h intern;, nris.n physician, pr.nooaecd Btordbeek dead at 8:43. Dewitt Sinclair, prisen mpntn tendent, said the condemned nan was calm as he went to the ofemir and made no statement. He asked for a cup of coffee, a few minutes before he was taken to the dvoth chamber. The Jacksonville officer. Thomas A. Robinson, was killnt by a bul let fired by Hoimbeck's pal, My roa Goldman, but Florida law mutes all participants in a rob- riy guilty if anyone Is slain dur hM to commission of the crime. Uoldxnnd was slain in the Dec It Fnm battln on the edge of Jack' anmlto after police surprised Jiurattvrf. and Goldman in the act oi ngtbng. a tavern. )KKFAGA,M)A MEW TOttTK ifi Russia's Sast europaii satellites have stepped Rp their propaganda campaign afouna Western radio broadcasts, Bado Free Europe reports. The increase has been evident since the Ueocva Mimmlt mcelinff last July nxnl includes intensified attacks in oev..papcr and magazine articles raori ia official radio broadcasts. Ttvt Sarope said yesterday. TOl'tit L cesmo. Calif. I Char- hmn U.mr.s, 17, was scheduled to plnj lxn lcl in hrr high school pbi.f cruitlmj; a "tomboy who luted iooKbll." A few hours be fore eurtanj tlmu. how.T.r, Char lene whs aatetODea wKh a broken linger . "Pm isiheib: uta bokc it to iui otAncWe umnsb ta a ntsdM CuotbalV jrums Xlevergal pVi 'm a1.1aa tfd. v&t Oaaxn way my C.T.I te tor Inuas w ort. Tae oi Soi top bsnony. cwnpaiiBi atemt v kVn aafrats ami hin BW nta Cr! 91k Aftsan aal pp fem io on ew or) nb Biiao Jj teomiK t. It tai.es her bad) to tucanbi at ley. bsa gstt&i Ani wo'eyoi totavaa joat who hasn't comircrJ i)S our boutiful wood flos. My Carol and heBrucf3 Cloning Wax really makeeasy work of a hardj,ioh. I'm mighty pleaded with both of them. s and tirf, Carrt Bruct Floor Cleantr, "1 my Carol !" HKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH per hour in the canyofts. The tern' perature rose to 77 degrees at hos Angeles and more of the same wife predicted today. More warming was enCt(Jl in the plalps and western Hlitiqtr, but there was no relit) in slgfitJor me vast area lanner east. The temperature dropped to. 45 below zero at. Orentsbutg, Wis., early today and- Syracuse, N Y measured nine Inches of snow on the ground, five inches of It de posited in a 12-hour period. Utica N.Y., had a four-inch snowfall. A warm-up in the Pacific North west was accompanied by heavy rains which pelted Astoria. Ore, with nearly three Inches In 24 hours. Seattle waa doused with a 1.37-Inch rainfall. In the Southwest, Icy highways were blamed (or one of the worst traffic weekends of the year in Oklahoma, with 12 dead counted. High winds overturned a helicopter In Louisiana and the plane's whirl lag blades killed an oil company worker. Fan 'Too Early On Pre Award v LOS ANGELES Ifl The Los Angeles Rams had Just finished roaring into the dressing room after th:ir Western Division title win Sunday when Coach Sid Gill man held up a gold cuff link lor nosy reporters. It was Inscribed: "Chicago Bears, 1955 FootbftM Champions." Glllman said a friend In Chicago had sent it to him during the week. "Someone back there," said Sid, "Jumped the gun." He's returning it, gladly. CONFAB MANILA CP British Ambassa dor George L. Clutton left by plane for Singapore today to at tend the annual conference i of United kingdom diplomats in southeast Asia. REPOVT NEW YORK (r A special re port by Columbia College says that 200,000 of the nation's brightest high school graduates are not go ing to college Uhs year. , ' BT BOtV KatSING 'iteb jwtr millions of am atuur yimvnivtoem take aim t lt txmxtj Christmas tree axad m hbk mmm eut of ten, ttopy'r sty dhsppolnted with tlw rewklts. A straight flash picture will be flat and lifeless, and a long time exposure over-exposes the tree lights. Try this tech nique this Christ mas. Buy a roll of medium speed nanrhromatic film and three No. 23 mbT flash bulbs. Mount your camera firmly on a tripod or other solid footing. Focus carefully, nut make sure the entire tree is included in the scene. Max tore time exposures of eae-secos deration each, woo to? 'caavai P e. aeeture 5l alf.ll, f.lS ae f.22. Fla ea hojb for eact) oxoesure whOe ate seotta- aseB. T f .16 eepntire slieeh) 0 nbtnt right, ear ttib or poaarn are aasnox Bao what lofnro . . . Uocat. as Mioacaap: wmoaay. tte das Christmas treat &Ko tio to raceitt th.ir 10 t Oa fm. Tte woobn ftnast g lotAt l.n tap tknanbCb mora Ab re Hoalf and the kpn) it. Tb brilliant flasB 10it arias causes hundreCfe of hiarilifihts mi the tinsel and tnGXftiojQ to be recorded. And 9ne other caution g . . Be suw all room lights ae turned iSit. And to be sure you have the right film, stasia bulbs ... or anything else in photographic equipmerfft .a. . Ljje sure to stop in and see us. T. remember the past tn the future, give a photographic jlft." BID CHARLOTTE'S NEWS FHOTO SERVICE 1004 MaiaL rhooe iKS FALLS. OREGON Red BossTells Indians They Are Being Exploited White At US Built Village By HAROLD K. MILKS NEW DELHI, India I Vikita Khrushchev Monday told Indian peasants in a model village being unproved with U.S. help U-t they are victims of "exploitation and discrimination." The excited crowds at Sonepat. 40 miles north of New Delhi, hailed the Soviet Communist Party boss and Premier Bulganin with shouts of "long live the Russian emper ors" as they walked for nearly a mile along lines carpeted with rose petals. The village is the showplace of India's ' community development program, a joint lndian-U.S. tech nical cooperation plan. Three Killed In Wild Shooting '' DETROIT, tin Three persons were killed and a fourth wounded in a wild shooting spree Sunday by a husband-father in the home of his estranged wife. Police said Afthur Jackson, 4t, a factory worker, put a bullet into hia own brain after killing his wife. Vera, 36. and her brother, Harold Bjenner. 28. Jaokson's 15year-old danghter. Barbara, was wqpnded hi the right leg by one of oht kullets her father sprayed ahem toW ter-ror-atrichen household pre re loading his automatic d firing a ninth shot into his own tai VOTE . TJEV VOHK ii The executive bWf of the Transport Workers 'Uinqn ha voted 37-7 in favor ot neMamr$ in, fee merged AFL OIO effcfgihtk 6Un President Mich ael CUiM's cMppanM.n to the merg er. TO UMt had been a CIO iteMneti. 4M sort he weuld sui pnnt the rmj.nxv. eTMsi.nt which must ue ttaunau by the uni.n's ICCvOW menWevs. i "To Romember The Past In The Future, Give A Photographic Gift" LEO'S CAMERA SHOP "Exclusively S3D Main "the best place to shop after all". 1C X, Jn Fjirtetirjus eitseuiLle l; 0i ' " mueh-lJ ytM tricot l & ' lltij!WyMm'&J Crmnia curvem cnaajJ Lined, uu-tced embroidered bodices ' '. f . . . a!niLVlcUfjbp frttUUiOlt UBtMUrit he jj 56CONORCOR i " M?$lm w f I i - Tl 7 L ' Wok. whin TSj? 1 1 ? 'M -I i . Ki ,p"k' r- J o ft f v'T; ') W0g I? r' 'LI . o. ' V Q ' t 0 O c r o USE YOUR CHARGECCOUNT 0 0 0 8 Khrushchev told the applauding crowd, who listened to a "transla tion in Hindu, that "peasants everywhere have been deprived of education and other facilities, of life." But the peasants In Russia, he asserted, "have political power and have built themselves mater ially and spiritually to the great est extent possible.'' The Red party chiel recommend ed "the collectivisation of agricul ture and its speedy mechanization so that you may have more leisure for studies and other enjoyments." More than 100,000 Indians from the surrounding area packed Sone- I pat to see the Russian visitors, who returned to New ueini sun day from Kashmir. , The Soviet leaders met Prime Minister Nehru later in the day for what informants said was the second discussion oi the wording of a communique to be released before Bulganin and Khrushchev leave for Afghanistan Wednesday. Bulganin and Khrushchev have if you or planning en a n ear tMi montfr ' See Us Before You 'Buy! Your Prtstnt Car Is Worth Mart On A Ntw Otdsmobile! Wi Need Used Can!!! Dick B. Miller Cff. 7th ft Klamath Ffc t0 PtotogneFpra' scheduled a news eonlerence tor Tuesday. They will answer only 1 it iTMjaaTiii 'ff ' 1 DzvTI snvflui Sylvanico Halolight glows softly and reduces the eye straining glore of the picture. Only Sylvania can give you the restful eye comfort of HALOLIGHT. See the brand new Fontaine-21" table model with Halolight silver screen "Si" picture tube -powerful custom 3 chassis. V A COMPLETE HOME INtEftTAiNMENT SET ONLY COMPLETE T.V. - APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE TEUANCE CENTER lltb and Walnut I II FX. 1-3331 - I MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19,15 1 selected questions submitted In icl vance. Holiday Special! 19S6 with HAIOLIGIIT Phere 7709 y