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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH TAUJS. OREGON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1955 PAGE TWO (Radio KFLW-CBS ABC, tUI KO ThurscUy Evening:. Dec. 28 6 00 Today' Sports lllghllghu i u Auiall Thnmll CBS :W Amoi N Andy Mutlc HU CBk b ewi Loo 7 00 Godfrey Ilfst CBS 7 :w Record Derby B-oo KUHS vt Redding BatkelbsJI y 30 Boife Chrhtmat Candle Ugni 8.43 University of Ntbraik Madrigal Singers tn . 10 00 10 PM Edition Newi 10:13 Johnny Dollar CBS 10-.T0 Tim for Relaxation 11;00 Sign Of Nwa Summary Friday, Dec. 23 t 00 Mlnuto Newt Summary 6 01 America KvoriU Mune 6 IS Minute Kewi Summary b:iu America'! Favorite Muie (i:30 Minute Newi Summary d .ll America' Favnrltt Muic 6 45 Minute Newa Summary tt.48 Amerca's Favorite Music 7:00 Newa Breakfast Edition 7:1.1 Dusn and MmI Show '" 7:30 Frank Oose CBS IAS Hurry Babbitt CBS 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC 6 00 Blue Skies , 0:19 Better Living B :tO Helen Trent CBS S:4S Our Gal Sunday CBS 10 00 Wrndy Warren CBS )(:1S Ma Perkins CBS 10:;10 Young Dr. Mlon CBS 10:43 Guiding Light CBS 11:00 Stop 'N' Shop 11:11 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 Aunt Maty CBS 12.00 Noon Edition Newa 12:13 Paylesa Sidewalk Show House Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3 00 Second Mm. Burton CBS .lis Miller's Matinet 3:23 Stop 'N' Siop 3-.:w Ruth Ashtsn CBS Merrill Moose Start Carlift Merrill Moose Lodge No 308. will cooperate In a nationwide "Oper p.tlon Christmas Carllt." Inaugur nted by the National Moose Civic 'Affairs Department, on Christmas Day. according to Tommy M Slaughter, civic affairs chairman of the Merrill lodge. "Operation Christina Carlift" Is being offered by the Moose to all persons who, through Illness, dis- nblllty or similar cause, might be 'innble to attend trvK church of their choice on Christmas because of laric of transportation. National headquarters of the Moose at Mooseheart, III., the fra ternity's Child City, estimate 'that more then 40.000 automobiles will be placed at th disposal of these pcrsrms In the more than 1.700 com munities where there are Moose lodges. Civic affairs chairman, Slaugh ter, with the help of Ills commit tee. Is now contacting every clrgy ' man In the community to deter mine how many parishioners might : require transportation. If any local residents desire a ride to and from 'church on Christmas, they are . urged to contact Charley Bright man In the Malln area, O. L. Thompson In the Merrill area, and j Tommy Blaughter in the Tulelake area. j "We believe many more persons will attend the church of their choice this Christmas if only they have transportation," said Carl A. Wels, national director of civic af fairs for the Moose. "This opinion was confirmed last April when Moose lodges throughout the en tipo country conducted a tremen dously successful Operation Eas ter Carlift.' " He explained that the Moose fra ternity, whose precepts are based on the "Fatherhood of aod and the Brotherhood of Man" wants to e the North American people brought closer to Ood during these troublesome times. "If we Moose ran help, in a small way. to bring is about. 'Operation Christmas carlift' will be well worth the ef fort," he said. DOORS OPEN 6:3J l.M. TONIfJHT IS PELICAN SURPRISE NIGHT! m THREE , WORLDLY ' AhlCDirikl J cmi aVlS W IN LOVE, SW IN ROME I COIlISf SmudLi DOORS OriN w r i rijT i FomnAiH FOR LAUGHS! MUSIC AND FUN! "HERE COME THE GIRLS" Who! A Show With BOB HOPE o ROSEMARY CLOONEY In Technicolor With Huge Cast! &oq 3:40 Mtislr 3:4S Ted Malont ABC 4:00 Whlipenni Stratla ABC 4:L0 Bailn B'lttt 4:30 Today'a Top Tun.a S;00 Edward It. Murrow CBS 9:1S Bill Stern ABC 3:0 Weather RoundUD 9:45 Frank Com CBS 5 33 Hometown Newa 6;ix Toriay'a Spona Hlfhhfhta i ll Ij,u'II Thomas CRS 6-y Amoa 'N' Andv Mmlc Hall CBS S.33 Chevrolet Newa CHS 7:00 KUHS Newi Nuflela - Chrllt mu Program 8-00 KVHS va Rrridfnr Batkelball S.rjt Treemjry Show CBS 10.00 10 PM Fdltlon 10:13 Johnny Dollar CBS I0:?.o Time for Rr'axation 11:00 Slfn Oft Newa Summary 11.03 Sun on KFJI MBS A DI.BS, list KC Thursday Evening, Dee. 2J S on Bob Greene Nea DI.BS 6.13 V.'nrrtn Bunyan Spina Report S V'3 Hollywood Hichllghta 0 30 Fim Federal Newa :45 Sam Hayea DLBS S.33 Harry Wlamer DLRS 7:00 Official Detective DLBS 7::m Boh and Hay DLBS 7:33 Lea Paul - Mary Ford DI.BS 8:00 Co.-e Time with Eddie Flatter DLBS 8:13 flno lei Heatter 8:30 KUHS va Reddlnc Hi:rto PatHa Claua Lane 11:00 Sun Off Friday, Dec Baiketball 25 ft:00 rirtt Newa 6:ii3 Sunrlae Serenade wiih Lucas 30 Son of the Pioneer .4S Farm Reporter " f0 Hemingway MBS T:1S Breakfast Ganjt DLBS 7::t0 Today's Best Buys 7:43 Bunyan News B 00 Cliff Engl DLBS 8:13 Morninn Melodies with Lucas Vail Rutaln Knlinul 10 00 Newsoauer of the Air DLBS 10:13 Tello Test DLBS 10..T0 Visit to LaPointti )U:i: (Quickie Qu i 11:00 Sam Ka ei MBS 11:03 VUit tn Don! 11:10 Jolly Rner Show 11:30 Queen or a Day DLBS 17:00 Tips from Town Shop 12:13 Bunyan Noon News 12 30 Best On Record 12 43 MLJ's Town and Country Time 1:00 Hill Lively jiounouo j 1:30 Beltv Boren High School Chorus of Miami. Fla. 3:00 Wayne Loarke Show 3 23 Five Star Newscast MBS .1:.10 Behind the Slorv DLBS 3:43 Tello Teit DLBS 4:00 Keyboard Kapera 4:13 Hemingway MBS 4:10 Here's the Answer DLBS 4:45 Sam Hayes DLBS fl:00 Bunyan's Timber Tales fl:0fl Johnnie Traffic Jam Newscait MBS 0:00 Bob Greene DLBS K:I9 Wa-ren Bunvan Sonrt Report 8:2S Hollywood HiMhlffhta fl:.'IO First Federal News 64S Sam Have DLBS 6:33 Harry Wlsmer DLBS 7:00 Counterspy DLBS .10 nop a no nsv iilhs .13 Ls Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 1:00 Evening Serenade fl IS Ciahrfel Heattor DLBS it .10 KUHS vs Reddlm Basketball 10 .10 ob Inch Show 11:00 Smn Off KBrg TV Ckaaael I CBS, NBC, ABO Thursday Evening, Dec. 11:30 Devotion! 3:(X) Matinee :00 Muaie jfan :13 Secret Storm 30 World or Mr. Sweeney 43 Vl Rfwns Camera, :00 Pinkv Lee 2 .10 Howdy DornJ.V a:iw Keminine ranriei ,1 ,10 Afternoon Theater :00 Uncle Bill Show no Lei i Se the world 00 OreCal Panoramt 00 Sherloek Hnlmee ' 30 Star and the Story 00 Groueho 10 Ouy Lomharrtr 0:00 All Star Theatr TO Tord Theatre 10:0fl Favortla Slftry 10:.to Pamnn itunyan f 11:00 Bif Pfeture V 11:10 Mi rlire I Ma v let IJ.00 News 12 M Sign Oft Friday, Dec. 23 IPSO Devollena 12:00 Matinee l:OUeLiarden Horn it Farm -1:13 .crt Slorni yM World of Mr. Sweeney 1:43 Arts St Crafts 2:00 Pinky Lf 2 ;10 Howdv Doorfv ,1:00 Feminine Fanriei . H 30 Afternoon Theater 44.1 TBA 6:00 Aunt Polly i Birthday Party ,V: WtM mil H'rknk ft no Canadian Capera 11:1 A NfiVf :28 Weal her f .10 Mimrfcl Travels :4S Winrnm Time 7:00 Cavalrade of Sporla 9:4. Life o( Riley B IS On the Trail K;0 Indii'lrv 01 Parade :4S Medical Hutnrv 8 30 Hollywood AlhMm ll.oo Highway Patrol fl 30 TBA IMS Talent Time 10:00 Tlie Line Up ltl:.t Premle-e Theater II'M Sky Pilot 11:00 Ntwa Sign Off POORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. TTrT 6:J0 P.M. Now -s Playing DENNIS THE MENACE" i ou sure must have hid aw TV Christmas Repeats Of Old Favorites By AUNK MOSBY l:nltrd Tress llnllyu-ood Writer HOLLYWOOD ( UP) Christmas shows on television, like old carols snd last year's tree decorations, are becoming repeats of well-worn favorites. Many TV producers can win themselves a few days vacation by dusting off last years show for another performance. Audiences, according to the fan mail, get sen timental and like to watch the pro grams again. Jack Webb, hero of "Dragnet." appears tonight f o r the third Christmas in a filmed story about the theft of a statue from a church. ''People asked for it again so we used II." Webb explained. "We think the story is appropriate for Christmas police show. There s no definite crime, but it has the 'Dragnet' flavor." Webb is also proud of the fact that the 1993 airing of the show marked the first time color film was seen on coast-to-coast televi sion. That first year the faces came out green and the scenery red, but by now the color trans mission has Improved. "W make a new color print ol the film every year to keep up with new developments In color TV transmission," Webb adds. For the second Christmas, "Med ic" used its startling program that condemns the American institution. Ihe office party. Sponsor and fans asked for a repeat. Last year, says producer Frank Latourette, reaction among view- HALF-SIZE GADABOUT HV4 24Vi tValtvrl It's a house-dress, town-dress! 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The big plane, carrying IS passengers and a crew of five, cov ered the 3.450 miles at an average speed of 395 miles per hour. It landed i San Franriseo Inierna tlonal AH pu at t 18 p. m. y - T i J -V 'A oiai -nr.-r1 CHRtStaws ptt&m gcodi' Shows Become ers was "terrific." The program was cited by the National Safetv Council for pointing out dangers of driving noma alter an office soiree The reaction this year has been disheartening to the "Medic" staff. "American National studio (where the series is filmed) is naving a big Christmas office par ty Saturday and they didn't invite us," the producer sighed. CBS repeated Dickens' "Christ mas Carol" last week. The show, starring rrederie March and Basil Rathbone. was filmed a year ago. Fluttery Spring Byington used a 1954 film on "December Bride." a story about how she hauled snow from the mountains so her daugh ter could have a white Christmns. 'Babes in Toyland," a color spectacular with Wally Cox and Dennis Day. will be repeated on Christmas Eve. Christmas night, another live show, "Amahl and the Night Visitors," the Menotti opera, will be staged for the sixth year. Two things that The first and most important thing is you -the driver. As the highway safety or ganizations and law enforcement agencies point out, the courtesy, care, and common sense you show count more than anything else. You can drive any car safely or foolishly. The second thing is the car itself. All cars are safer today. That's shown by the number of accidents in relation to the number of miles passenger cars are driven. The figure's been going down steadily and sharply. Chevrolet engineers and designers have always made your safety a major consid eration, introducing many such features as the all-steel top, safety plate glass all around, and windshield-wide defrosters into the low-price field. And this '56 Chev rolet is th safest one ever built. 410 So. White Merchant Acquitted In Death Of Negro Laborer HEATHSVILLE, Va. I.tl-A 44. year-old white storekeeper as ac quitted yesterday or. a charge he murdered youitf Negro laborer. ' The all-nhite male jury returned Its serdlet In Northumberland County Circuit Court after 14 min utes deliberation. Ira D. Kinton Jr. had been charged with the pistol slaying of Howard Bromley the night of Nov, 5 after an1 argument in Hinton's country store. The prosecution contended the ?3-year-old Bromley was gunned down as he (led the store, located on the Northumberland-Lancaster County line in the Northern Neck area of Virginia. Prosecution at torneys placed emphasis on early testimony that each of three bullets that struck Bromley entered his body from the rear. Tne defense rnsintalned Bromley died of a pistor shot fired acci dentally as he and Hlnton fought over the weapon. Jury Foreman Robert M. Reimy drop a tf'Mr mow: Cascade 124 No. 4th Dugan & Mest Chevrolet Co. 6th St. a real estate man, told a reporter there was no disagreement among the Jurors over the verdict, which came after two days of trial. Hlnton tertifled yesterday he asked Bromley to leave the store because he was using "vile and abusive language." Hinton aaid he picked up the .33- j caliber pistol when Bromley began advancing toward him. He said he! fired a warnirg shot into the floor i but Bromley kept coming ana in; a moment they were struggling i over the weapon. 1 William W. Htnton, brother of the defendant, had testified Tues-j day Bromley had been drinking when he entered the store anu grappled with a third brother, Mead Hinton. According to his testimony, It was at this point Ira stepped in and ordered Bromley from the store. But two Neero prosecution wit nesses told different stories. James Tracv. who accompanied Srsmlev la the store, said there was no struggle. Just a "friendly" WE'LL BE OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. TONIGHT and FRIDAY Vern Owens' Home Furnishings make for SAFER driving I Its lively new power means safer pass ing. Its special Ball-Race steering-the oversize brakes with Anti-Dive control the Unisteel construction and safety door latches of its Fisher Body-the nailcd-to-the-road stability that comes from outrig ger rear springs, an advanced suspension system and better balance-the sweeping panoramic windshield all these things add to your safety. Scat belts with or without shoulder harness? Instrument panel padding? Of course, they're available at extra cost on your new Chevrolet. But the best protec tion of all is to keep out of accidents in the first place. And that depends mostly on you and the built-in safety of your car. As your Chevrolet dealer, we'll be glad to show you the many safety features of the '56 Chevrolet. conversation that turned into an argument. ' ' Camright King said he saw WANTED LATE MODEL USED CARS You Will Have A Pleasanr Surprise When You Get Our Offer On A New OLDSMOBILE DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th end Klamath Ph. 4103 ASK YOUR Santa For a New FRICIDAIRE APPLIANCE! Phone 8365 Phone ss 'ar-'at -rsCT w w Bromley pitch forward after the shots and Kinton was two or three feet away. J - aKe if -frown.!-. Bessy's pain pishes By Bessy, the Basin Bossy Tills is the week! You'll be wanting to get out the Tom 'n Jerry batter and other Yulotide beverages, betcha'. The gang and the family is due to gather round about, no doubt, and It's no time to be caught without some traditional servings. Of course, there should be that usual selection of the finest in fresh Grade "A" milk, served tall and refreshing with each Christ, mas serving. For those chilly wintertime oreakfasts while the family's about, try hot chocolate: or serve up shredded wheat bis. cults with hot milk, sugar and butter over the top. Here, though, is an egg-nog recipe, for quick serving: Beat together one well beaten egg, two tablespoons of sugar. Beat in a cup of chilled fresh milk and a quarter-teaspoon of vanilla lor a Jigger of bourbonl. Serve in a tall .snfiniru lightly with nutmeg. v Betty Crocker (who suseesi. most of the above recipe also notes that a fruit egg-nog may be made bv usimr two tahl fruit or a tablespoon of fruit-Juice In place of vanilla or liquor. And a chocolate eea-nncr m.v be made by using the same recipe and adding two tablespoons of chocolate syrup In place of the sugar. Which all goes to show, that at Christmas time, as In ail other times of the year, milk plays one of the most important (and often unsung) parts in making the fes tive season complete. Bessy, ! 11 a. v V 4113 reft
