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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1955)
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1955 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWO (fladio KPXW CBfe ABO, lilt fcO Sundnr Dec. 18 8 00 Hymn HUtory 8 IS Church of Chrtit 6 30 Sail Lkt City Tabtrnaclt CBS 0 oo Vle of Prophecy ABC B M Invitation to Learning CB1 a 5 Muiic 1U;U0 Weekaiid Wtwa ABC 10 05 Negro College Choir ABC 10::10 Weekend Newt ABC 10.M Ptlgrimaia ABC 11:00 The S mphonetta CHS 11;:K Tint Preihyterian Church 12:0 New York Philharmonic CBS 100 Woolworlh Hour CBS 1:00 Newa CBS 2 ( On A Sunday Afternoon CBS 5 'M Greateit Story Ever Told ABC JI M) Hour of Dfriiton ABC 3 :J0 Army of Stari 4 00 Old raihloned Revival Hour ABC B 00 Hollywood Music Hall CBS 6:30 CBS NlWirtnm 6 (H) Vignelte CHS 6 OS Our Min Broolu CBS 6 :i0 Two for the Money CBS 7:00 Ncwi CBS 7 05 Cent Autry TBS 7 30 Gummnke CBS T:S5 Newa CBS H 00 Boy's Town Choir ABC fl::i0 The Meiatah CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition Niwf . 10:15 Kamily Album 10:30 Revival Time 11:00 Sim Off Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Off Monday, Dec, 19 1:00 Minute Newa Summary (l ot America' Favorite MuiJc 6 15 Minute Newa Summary 6:16 America's Favorite Muile :.H Minute Newi Summary 0:31 America's Favorite Muiic 6:45 Minute News Summary 6:45 America's Favorite Muiic 7 00 News Breakfast Edition 7:15 Dugan and ftient Bnow 7:30 Frank Gobi CBS 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS SOU hreatcfast Club ABC B00 Blue Skies S IS Belter Living B:.'M Helen Trent CBS C 45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Ma Perkini CBS 10::t0 Yoiina Dr Melon CBS - 10:43 Guiding Light CBS 11:00 Stop 'N' Shop 11:10 Music 11:15 Perrv Masnn CM 11:10 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Aunt Mary CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Home Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey Time CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 3:15 Miller's Malinea -3 25 Slop "N Shop 3 ;m Buth Ashton 3:40 Music 3 45 Ted Malone ABC 4 00 Whispering Streets ABC 4 20 Basin Briefs 4:.'t0 Today's Top Tunes ft OOF-ri ward R. Murrow CBS 515 Bill Stern ABC 6 .10 Weather Roundup 5:45 Frank Gobs 6:35 Hometown Newa 6:00 Today's Sports Highlight 6 15 Lowell Thomas CBS ' 6. Amtia 'N" Andy CBS 6:55 News CBS 7 00 Godfrey Talent Scouts CBS 7:30 News CBS 7:35 Jack Carson Show CBS Jt OO News CBS 8 0S Tennessee Ernie CBS 6 .10 Yon Were There IMS Blng Crosby CBS P 00 Sound Mirror ABC 0 .10 Voire of Firestone ABC 10:00 0 PM Edition 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off XFJ1 MRS A DLBI, 111! K0 Sunday, Dec. II 7:30 Oral Roberta 0:00 Klamath Temnle Hour S 30 Back to God DLBS .U0 Radio Bible Class DLBS 0 30 Youth boldien for Christ IMS Frank and Ernest DLBS 10:00 Newspaper or the Air DLBS 1015 Christian Science Heals DLBS lfl:;io Lutheran Hour 11:00 Haven of Rett DLBS 11:30 Wings of Healing DLBS 12:00 Join The Navv 12:13 BUI Cunningham DLBS 12:30 Jimmle Fuller 12:45 Ha In Bouquet j:iki comic weekiv 1:30, Richard Hayea Christmas Show' DLBS i S 00; Runda Favorites ' 4:00, NNllonal 1055 Christmas Tree lighting DLBS 410 Sunday Favorites 8:55 Les Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 6 .00 Walter Winchell MBS o i.i i.orai news 6:25 Hollywood Highlight 030 Rln Tin Tin MRS 7 00 Wild Bill Hlrknk DLBS 7 25 Tomorrow's World DLBS 7 30 Hnpalong Caistdy DLBS 8 00 City Editor DLnS 0 30 H read wa y Coo DLBS II 00 Newspaper of Air DLBS 015 Bob Considlne ,:vns p ;;0 Chamber of C.tmnierce 0:45 I-es Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 0 50 General Sports Time DLBS 10 00 ivimorrow a Front Paga Headlines DLBS 10:15 Wayne King Serenade 10:30 Sign Off Monday, Dec, 19 6 00 First News V" J 9 I lf f BY BUD BIJRSINO The Christmas holidays offer a real challenge to anyone with a camera. It s a memorable time . . . espec ial).'; In families with . children. Memories fade . . . b'.it pictures you take today can preserve that memory bright and clear. The finest pic tures are those with "human Interest" whether they're portraits that catch a Rlmpso ot character or snapshots that tell a story about people. The holidays oiler un told opportunities for pictures with this human Interest ap- I peni . . . u you Keep your ca inera eye open. I Here ar- some random plc ' lure Ideas ... the tiee-tnnv nuiiR episode ... or Dad strut- (tlina to untangle the wiring for ne tree Hunts . . . Mom worle liiff at midnight Christmas Eve to wrap the final present (with ribbon mid paper strewn all around her! . . . The kids dur ing the unwrapping ceremonies on Christmas morning (espec ially u you can catch the ex- pre.sslons on their faces). Pre Chrisimas p'ctures can tell (he story, too . . . SUch as the dav Dud conies up the walk with the Christmas tree ... or an evening when Mom arrives at iie door laden with parcels. You'll Hunk of other ideas . . . but the main point is to pack thoie ChriMmas pictures vllh human interest. Make them tell a story about your finuly! . , . And don't forget In sec us about those photo graphic gifts, too. Whether It a Mm, an accessory or a brand njw camera, we have it for yiiu. "To remember the pa it In the future, give a photographic 111." Bl'D A CHARLOTTE'S NEWS A PHOTO SERVICE 1001 Main St. rhona 4J:S Ilf Jjoq 0 08 Sunrise Serenade with Lucas 9 jo sons of tne noneera 6:45 Faim Reporter 7.00 Hemingway MBS 7:1ft Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Todays Best Buy 7 45 Bunyan News 000 Cliff Enne DLBS 0:15 Morninc Melodic with Luct 6.15 Kraft Newscast MBS 0.20 Morning Melodies with Lucal 9:45 Basin Bouquet 10 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:16 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 A Vlait lo La Pointtl 10 45 Quickie Quiz 11:00 Kraft News MBS 11:05 Visit to Dons 11:10 Jolly Rogers Show 11 30 Queen f or A Day DLBS 12.00 Tina Froi The Town Shop 12:15 Bunyan Noon News 12:30 Rest On Record 12:43 MU's Town and Country Tim 1:00 Bill Lively Roundup 1:30 Rutgers University Glee Club DLBS 2:00 Wayne Lorrke Show 3:25 News DLBS '3:30 Behind the Stnrv DLBS 3:45 Tello Test DLBS 4 00 Keyboard Ksprrs 4 15 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Here's The Answer DLBS 4:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 5:00 Bunyan's Timber Tale 5:03 Johnnie's Traffic Jam 6.00 Rob Green DLBS 6:15 Warren Bunyan Sports Report 6 25 Holljwood Highlight 6 30 First Federal Nwi 6:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:33 Harry Wtimer DLBS 7.00 True Detective Mystery DLBS 7:30 John Steel DLBS 8 00 Bob and Ray DLBS 0:25 Les Paul Marv Ford DI.BS 6:30 All Start Meet the Press DLBS B.45 Gabriel Heattcr DLBS 10:00 Lei Paul-Mnrv Ford 10:03 Bob Inch Show ji.uq sign ori KEFS TV Channel I CBS. NBC. ABC Sunday, Dec. 18 12:00 Crater Hi Band 12:43 America The Beautiful 1:00 Wide Wide World 2:30 The Chrhtophers 3:00 Colltge Hour 3 30 Army-Navy Fontbll 1994 4:00 Sunday Matinee 5 00 College Hour 5:30 Fashion Review 5:45 This la the Ltf fl.00 Pacific Pioneers 6:13 Christmas Style 7:00 Jack Benny 7:30 Waterfront 6 00 The Ed Sullivan Show B 00 G. E. Theater 9 30 Weekly Newa In ItfVtffW B 45 Musical Magic 10 00 Loretta Young 10:30 Break The Bank 11 00 Musical Travels 11:30 Midget Movies 12.00 News A Sign Off Monday, Dec, 19 11:50 Devotions 12:00 Matinee 1:00 Garden, Farm and Mom 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 World ot Mr. Sweeney 1:45 Val Rogue Camera 3 00 Pinky Lee 2.10 lfowdv Uoody 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theater 4 45 TBA 8 00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Spirit of Christmas 6 00 Musical Travels 6:13 News 6:23 Weather 6:30 Hollywood Album 6:45 Shopping for Fashion and Gift 7:00 Studio On 8 00 Conrad Nagel Theater 6:30 Badge 714 9.00 I Love Lury 0:30 December Bride 10:00 Drive-in Theater 10:30 Lawrence Welk 11:30 M Idiot Movie 12:00 New and Sign Off Kiwanis Plan Annual Party The Klamath Klwanla Club will play host to Santa Claus and all the memberR1 children at iheir regular meeting 13 noon nuns day, December 23 in the Wlllard Hotel. President Joe LaCIalr has com municated with the "old white bearded gent" and has been as sured that all of the children pres ent will be in for s special gilt. The committee handling details and assisting Santa Claus Is com posed of Tom Oarrett, Walter Fleet, Howard Austin, Keith Cobo and Bob Bonney. The Sacred Heart Madrigals will provide a music program of Christ mas songs. The Madrigals are un der the direction of Sister Ceclla Francis and have been well re ceived by the children and Kiwanis at past Christmas parties. Kiwanis members are reminded that they should Invite neighbor's children or other children if their own children are grown or cannot attend. Klwanlan John Houston will lead the children In the singing of Christmas songs. New Church Funds Received DUNSMUIR Subscriptions and gifts from MO families totaling J45, 331 have been received from the i members and friends of the Metho dist church toward the $50,000 . building fund campaign, It Was an ! nounced by the drive committee on i nursaay. The campaign leaders believe their goal is attainable since a number of calls are yet to be made. They report a particularly heartening response from those not uctually members of the church but participating In the church pro gram and also noted that a hiuh percentage of those people contact ed either pledged or made dona tions. Solleltallon teams are headed by Percy Llndt, Robert Pev. Dur- ward Oafs and Karl Nelson. The campaign Is being directed bv J. Eugene Cecil, a fund-raising spe cialist. Bl'ROLARS LONDON M B irclara broke Into the London apartment of Ital ian film actress Pier Angell Fri day night and made oft with Jewelry worth $28.0.10. WANTED LATE MODEL USED CARS You Will Hort A Pleasant Surprise Whan Yob Gtt Our Offer On A New OLDSMOBILE DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th tni Klamath Ph. 410) "DENNIS THE MENACE" 12-17 1 . 1 SWAPPED W LITTLE OCdClZ fOR K. COUftSB I'LL, HAVgTAFIX IT UP "SOME. Crash Victims' Rites Held MOUNT SHASTA Funeral services were held in Mount Shas ta Tuesday afternoon, December 13, at the Methodist Church for Virgil Van Hough. 56, and Robert Mark Kidwell, 28, with the Rev. N. P. Knudsen officiating. Both men were killed in an auto accident on Highway 97 north of Weed early Saturday morning De cember 10 when their northbound auto skidded on icy pavement and collided with an oncoming truck. Virgil Van Hough was born In Mississippi February 25. 1899. and was a resident of Mount Shasta for 19 years. He was employed as a watchman for the Mount Shasta Pine Manufacturing Company. Sur vivors Include his widow, Hazel Hough, one daughter. Mrs. Geral dine English, and two granddaugh ters of Mount Shasta: one son, Govan Hough, Pennsylvania; two brothers, George Hough, Mount Shasta and Chester Hough, Plo nker, T.oulsiani and two sisters. Mrs. Bessie Thompson, Forrest, Louisiana: and Mrs. Estcll Garret, Oak Grove. Louisiana. Robert Mark Kidwell. was born in Arkansas November 9, 1927. Survivors Include his widow, Bar bara and one 18 month-old daugh ter, Robbie Elaine, Mount Shasta; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kidwell, Wilmot, Arkansas: one brother. J. T. Kidwell. Wilmot. Arkansas; live sisters. Mrs. Hazel Hough, Mrs. Florie Hough. Mount Shasta: Mrs. Evelyn Wolf, Duns, mulr; Mrs. Vernle Bean. Ander son, and Mrs. Dorothy Franklin, Missouri. Kidwell had been a resident of Mount Shasta for the past 10 years and was employed as a timber taller for the Smith Lumber Com pany. Kindlv Motorist Aids Runaways NEVADA CITY (UF1-A kindly motorist bought hot soup for a bedraggled pair of youthful hitch hikers last night unaware they were Uie object of a widespread search by officers who believed them armed and dangerous. Pete Ingram, Nevada City news paper reporter, picked up the pair, a boy 15 and a girl 13, on his way to Washington, Calif. He bought them hot soup in Washing ton and then started back with them for Nevada City. Officers stopped him at a road block and tnld him his compan ions were wanted for escaping from the Yuba County Detention Home In Marysvllle, for stealing a car, for burglarizing a ranch house and taking a shotgun. Ing ram look the pair on to Nevada City and turned them over to authorities. Drunken Driving Charges Filed DUNSMUIR Two drunken driv ing fines were levied In Dunsmulr Judicial court last week. Albert U. Ketchum of Dunsmulr and Jack Rodine of McCloud both paid $293 fines upon being found guilty of driving under the influ ence ot, alcohol. Judge A. A. Smith also recommended license suspen sions for both men. Alturas Banks Extends Hours ALTURAS Two more hours of Dancing service are being offered customers of Alturas' Bank ot America branch, according to N. Q. Mathews, manager. The bank is now remaining open until 8 p.m. on Fridays Instead of closing at i p.m. Arctic Cold Hits Canada Prairies EDMONTON. Alta. fi The Canadian prairies, still reeling from a fierce billiard early this week, wre locked Salurday in the grip of arctic cold with tempera tures dropping swlflly from above sero lo 20 below. Winds gusllng up to 40 miles an hour accom panied the cold front. The arctic air moved into Al berta during the night and bv early morning covered all of Al berla and much of Saskatchewan. Light snow fell and the winds caused driftir-TIus would ham per ihe J-jC7 unplugging hish wavs and .11 lines, closced wiih drifts a huh as 34 leet duiuig tha earlier bliuard. 1 Captain Roger Hlnkson, 167 -pounder from Hempstead, N.Y., is Ihe only senior on Yale's wrestling team. , SKIES" 'MANDY" y llernng BING Si CROSBY 5 WhB. Y 2'C IRVING BERLIN O - 6 y5-'-- ) Y0U'LL SING 0UT: v4 I w IRMG BERLINS ( j I MORE THAN YOU'VE EVER SEEN lfl 8 IN A MUSICAL... ffcaA i m BRINGING TO THE BIG SCREEN CLARITY, J i " I 'J- BRILLIANCE, FULL-STAGE IMPACT J. JlJjljI U NEVER BEFORE ACHIEVED I J ZjU-4r I HlTE CHRISTMAS" "GEE,' I WISH I WAS BACK IN THE : LM'E VANETOREN KEENAW MNN KATHLEEN CASE Long-Bell Plans Party WEED Long-Bell Lumber Company, Weed Division, will be Santa Claus again this year to the eligible children of the Weed, Tennant and Etna, Long-Bell Lum ber Company employes. In Weed Tuesday night, Decem ber 20, at the lawn area adjacent to the Long-Bell Lumber Company office, the Long-Bell Company will he host for selected Christmas stockings packed full of choice candies and prizes to be given to 1,000 children under 12 years of age who are of Long-Bell families and have official tickets for the affair. Tickets were Issued to the employes this week. In Tennant 125 children of the Long Bell em ployes there will receive the same kind of packed stockings and at Etna the party will be for 22 children. This will be the seventh annual Christmas party for the children of the lumber company employes given by the Long-Bell Weed Di vision of which John Mantle Is the general manger. Jack Calkins heads the party committee for thls year and with the assistance of numerous Long-Bell employes has planned a bigger and better party this year. . The holiday affhlr will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Christmas lighted lawn area of the Long-Bell Com pany office on main street of Weed and musical entertainment will round out the party, evenf. Haw "COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS INSTEAD OF SHEEP" DAW ROSEMARY KAYE CLOONEY' Color by TECHNICOLOR ' DEAN JAGGER Llillil; BGsaaaaatesi CONTINUOUS FROM I2:4S P. M Doort Open 12:45 ' ' ' " PAUL KAELIN. foreman of a crew digging a deep pit at Fort Smith, Ark,, is near col lapse shortly after ha clawed his way to freadom after the walls of the 15 foot deep hole caved In. Two others fought their way to safety while two more are believed to have been buried alive under tons of earth. Rescue efforts continued for mora than 24 hours in an attempt to fref the victims. AP Wirephoto VERA ELLEN N;: -. ARMY "SNOW" STARTS TODAY! .'-' TJ Navy Ask Bids ; On KF Jet Base: SEATTLE W The Navy-said Saturday it was accepting bids on two projects In the Klamath Falls area. One Is the construction of a run way extension and installation ot inTN 1 iiLi HEEE3 fTrthnMM two CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P. M. ALL THE FIRE AND FURY...L0VE AND ADVENTURE.. OF THE FABULOUS BEST-SELLING NOVEL! GAILi o. you III. JT J t.kjStifjl. M&li him-rough-ond-reody ff '-f " 'Vr''fS XT&Smlk. man ol mriteryl V'& V 5 Michael RENNIF-Tom TULLY Htm MOM MWM Mem moki tiAumvt EARV COOPER T memo ifiiBakwTi ii gm ami's ffr1&L, SB Am nmSll& CARTOON MEWS tfJj ta YOUR FRIENDLY MERCHANTS Christmas Show SATURDAY DEC.24 ALL DAY AT THE ... ESQUIRE PELICAN STOWER THEATRES Herald and News Balsiger Motors KFLW Ernies Bicycle Shop Dick Reeders KFJI The Broiler Carlson's Mattress Baraboo Electric Lucas Furniture. Louis R. Mann Superior Troy Big Y Market Suburban Drug Jayhawk iAi) jS anvtuath Kgtimif at the Klamath Falls Air Force Base. The other. Is lor the resettlement of Klamath Project facilities, U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation at Klamath Falls and Tulelake, Calif. Tiia sealed bids will be opened Dec. 29 In the Public Works of. fice of the 13th. Jftfval District here. Great Lovo Ttoms! ?L50- "airT 'S ! Service mmm,"iA '-v te TM W'
