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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1956 PACK TWO , (Radio KFLW CBS & ABC, 1450 KC Friday Evening Jan. 1J t, 00 Today BtxirU H fhllfhU 6 IS Lowell Thorn ! CBS 8 30 Amoi N- Andy Alusit Hall CBS 6:53 News CBS , , , 7:00 KUHS Newa NtugcU ChrUunu 7 00 21t Precinct CBS 7:30 Nrwi CHS t 7 35 Jack Carioo CBS : ; 8:00 KUHS vs Med ford Baikal ball 0 30 Treasury Show CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition J0:15 Tima -for Relaxation 11 00 Sinn Ofl Kcwa Summary 11:03 Sinn Oli Saturday, Jan. 14 6 00 Mlnuta Nwa summary 6.01 Amarica'a ravorita Muile 6;1S Minuta Ntwt Bun. mar y 6:16 America's ravorita Muilo 6 j0 Minutv Nawa Sum.nirv 0:31 America'! ravorita Muaia 6:43 Minuta Nawa Summary 6 46 America's Favorite Muale , 7.00 Newa - BkM Enition 7:13 Dug in St Meit Show 7:30 Prank Gn CBS 7:43 County Agent 7 33 Galen Drnke CBS 00 No School Today ABC 30 Ciunimoke CBS 0 55 Surprlae Theatre CBS 30:00 New. i ABC 10 03 Story Mailer CBS 10:13 Root. Q Lewia CBS 11:00 Metropolitan Opera ABC 2:00 Newa ABC 2:03 Saturday Platter Show ABC 2 30 H a Time ABC 2 35 Saturday Platter Show ABC ;i i0 Newa ABC 3.03 Saturday Platter Show ABC 3:30 Ifa Time ABC 3 33 Saturday Platter Show ABC 4 00 Newa ABC 4 05 Saturdny Platter Show ABC 4:30 Basin Briefs 4:43 Chanilnu Times CBS : ' D 00 News CBS S.03 News St Analyifa 5:13 Weather Roundup 8.30 Tom Harmon CBS 3 4.1 Frank Uom CBS , , 5 33 Hometown News 600 Tod a v 'a Sports Hlfhllfhti 6 13 KUHS Newi Nujnteta G:30 Changing Times CBS 6 43 Words of Life 7 00 Bedtime Slnriea 7:.JO Jimmy Wakely CBS . 7:35 Newa ' B 00 KUHS vi Medford Basketball H .to uuv HoaDttai IBS B 55 This I Believe CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:15 Time for Relaxation ' 1100 Sign Off News Summary 11:03 sijn Off KFJ1 MBS A DLBS. mt.KC Friday Evening. Jan. 13 6 00 Bob Orstns DUBS ' 0:13 Warren Bunyan Sports Report 6:23 Hollywood Highlight . .... 6 30 First federal News ' 6 45 San) Hayes DLBS 6 55 Harry Winner DLBS ' 7:00 Cnflntcrnpy DLBS 7:30 Bob and Rav DLBS 7:53 Lea Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 6 00 Evening Serenade' 6:15 KUHS va Medford BaikatbalU 0:45 Gabriel He a tier DLBS 10 00 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Five Minute Finals DLBS 11:03 Sign Off Saturday, Jan. 14 ' A 00 First News 03 Sunrine Serenade with Lucas 6 30 Sons of the Pioneers 6:43 Sunrise fiereude with Lucai 7:00 News DLBS 7:13 Break fas Gang DLBS 7 30 Todays Bast Buys 7:45 Bunyan Newa 8 00 Beat on Record R:1B Morning Melodic! With Lucai B 50 Social Security 6 53 Uned Car Mart 00 Beit' ntr Record S 13 Tips from Town Shop P . TO 4-11 Club 837 Firtflghteri D:43 Basin Bouquet 10:00 Newapaner of Air DLBS 10:13 Storyteller in 30 Morning Melodies with Lucas 11:00 Changing Timet DLBS 11:13 Morning Melodies with Lucas 11:30 Wheel of Chance DLBS 11:35 t Paul Mary Ford DLBS 12:00 Record Merry Go Round DLBS Lrorai news 12 :0 Record Merry Go Round 1:00 Serenade In Blue DLBS 1:13 Winner Stand By Sports DLBS i .i; matinee fticioaics i 8 00 Marine Corn Melody time 8 23 Tommy Orfen 8:33 Lea JauUMnrv Ford DLBS 6 00 How It Happened 6:13 Loral Eveninf Newa 6 23 Hollywood Highllhta 6 30 Shell Rr queil Mulc Hour 7:00 Masio of Music DLBS 7 30 Sammy Kava Show S:00 Eveninf Serenade 8:13 KUHS va Medford Basketball 0:43 Changing Times DLBS lo oo Jack's Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off Sunday, Jan. 15 7 .TO Oral Roberts 800 Klamath Temple Hour 8 ; Bac to God DLBS POO Radio Bible Class DLBS 30 Youth Soldiers for Christ P 43 Frank and Ernest DLBS 10 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:13 Christian Science Heals DLBS 10 30 Lutheran Hour 11:00 Haven of Rest DLBS 11:30 Wings of Hea'W DLBS 12 00 Record Pets DLBS 12:18 BUI Cunningham GUINEA FOWL SUPPER Moil Famous 01 All Birds Malin Masonic Hall 6:30 to 8:30 Saturday, Jan. 14 52.50 per plat. . Cordi PUBLIC INVITED ohi! oh!! oh!! oh!! Those '56 Oldsmobiles! The Town Will Be Buzzin' .... LIBERAL 7th and Klamath mm r ocf 12:30 Jlmrnft Fidler 12:43 Basin Bourjuet , 1:00 Comic Weekly Man 1:30 Sunday Favorites 8:50 Ls Paul Mary Ford DLBS .1 : ML Hnllvwood Hlfihllht 8 00 Walter Wlncbell MBS 6:13 Tomorrow's Front Page Head- lines DLBS 6:30 Local News . , 6:43 Stand By for Music 7:00 Wild Bill Hick ok DLBS 7:25 Tomorrow's World DLBS 7:30 Richard Hayes Show DLBS 6:00 City Editor DLBS 6 30 Slate of the Nation DLBS 9 00 Newsnaper of Air DLBS 9:13 Bob Cnnsidine tV.K) Chamber of Commerce 9:43 Les Paul Mary Ford DLBS 9:30 General Sports Time DLBS 10:00 Wavne King Serenade 10:30 Sign Off KB KB TV Channel ft CBS, NBC. ABC Friday Evening, Jan. 13 II:. Devotions 1 12. JO Matinee .:00 Garden Home St Farm 1:15 Secret Storm 1 30 TBA 1:45 Arta and Crafts 2 00 Pinky Lee 2 30 Howdy Dowdy 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theater 4:43 TBA 5 00 Aunt Polly 8 30 Wild Bill Hlrkok 6.00 Canadian Capers 6:13 News 6:25 Weather 6:30 Musical Travels 0 43 Warm Up Time 7:00 Cavalcade of Snorts' ' 7:43 Dr, Hudson's Secret File 813 On the Trail it.'Mi Industry on Parade 8:43 Vesical Hiat-rv 8:30 Hollywood Alhum fl 00 Highway Patrol 0:: TBA 9:43 Talent Time 10:00 The Lineup 10:30 Premier Theater 12:00 Newa 6c Sim Off Saturday, Jan. 14 12:00 Bir lo Basketball Purdue at Mich State ' 2 00 USC vi Ore Stat 4:00 Mr. Wizard 4 30 Our Heritage 5 oo Bowlinn 600 Faith for Todav 6 30 Ford Star Jubilee 8:00 The Great Gildersleev ' 8:30 The Honeymoonera , 9:00 Eddie Cantor 9.30 Look Ins at the. Worlrf 10:00 Geo. Gobel 10:30 Wrestling From Hollywood 11:30 Midaet Movie 12:00 Newa St Sign Off JIFFY JACKET ! 9144 SIZES I2-J0 J0- Stunning and sew-easy! See the diagram even a beginner can make this new spring Jacket In Jiffy time. Oraceful flowing lines perfect for a soft pastel wool, bright new tweed. "Qo-everywhere" style tops everything, casual to glam our fashions! Pattern 9144: Misses Sizes' 1J. 14, 16, 18. 20: 30, 32, 34. 36. 38. 40, 42. Slie 16 takes 5, yards 54-lnch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perlect fit. Complete. Illustrated Sew chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept , 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N Y. Print plainly name, address with tone, siio and style number. l7U ) back V about the good deal you can make during the months of January and February on the new '56 OLDS! TRADES during We'll see you ot the Auto Show Januory 28-29 - Armory . mum co. OLDS-CADILLAC "DENNIS THE MENACE" IF THATS MR. WILSON . ... California's Lieutenant Governor 'Born To Politics' TULELAKE . Lieutenant gov ernor of ualllorma, Harold J Powers, who will speak at the annual membership banquet of the Tulelake Potato Growers Associa. lion on Tuesday, January 17, was born In a politically minded, fam ily, the son of Franklin J. Pow ers, active in the state assembly ana state senator for one term, 1923-1925. Harold Powers functioned as a minute clerk of the Senate in 1925, became slate senator in 1932 and in 1954 was elected to the second highest post in the state of California. He la 55 years old. The lieutenant governor owns Men Arrested For Murder NEW YORK 11 Police sav the mystery of missing Jacqueline Smith has been- solved with the arrest of two men on charges ot homicide. But authorities must now go through the gruesome process of finding the 20-year-old girl's Dotty. Held without ball yesterday for hearing next Thursday were Thorn- as. O. Daniel, 24, the pretty blonde's boy friend, and .Leo Pl- juan, 4(i, accusea 01 periorming a fatal abortion. Both assertedly ad mitted they dissected tho girl s body and dumped the dismem bered parts In trash containers. The case broke wide open with the questioning of a young Mexi can doctor, Ramiro Morales, who said he was called In during the course of the alleged abortion In Daniel's Manhattan apartment, pronounced the girl dead and left. Police said Morales, only recent ly arrived In this country, did not know it was the law to report the death himself. Morales technically was placed under $25,000 bond last rrfght and released to custodv of police so long as he cooperated In the In vestigation. General Sessions Judge John A. Mullens emphasised that the phy sician was in no way accused of any part In the alleged crime. In the event that Miss Smith's body never was found. Morales' tain TiZml::::ZZ. two defendants. jj..r ; Miss Smith came here from Leb anon. Pa., about a year ago with ambitions of becoming a fashion designer. She met Daniel last June and dated him steadily. She was never seen again alter a Christmas Eve rendezvous In Daniel's apartment. January and February r Ph. 4103 ITS NOT TRUE ' and operates a cattle ranch In Modoc County. Title of his speech, to be broad cast from 8:05 to 8:30 p.m. over station KFLW, Klamath Falls, has not been announced. The speaker will be Introduced by Floyd A. Boyd.. Tulelake Implement dealer who has known the official for many years. Ben Reimer, presi dent of the association will emcee the program. Newly elected officers will be Introduced during the evening, and past presidents, Chester J. Main. 1942-'47; Sam Anderson, 1948-'49; Ivan Rose. 1950-'31: Ed Duckett, 1952: Charles K. Wiese. 1953: Stan Buckingham. 1954, will also be presented. Other guests will be Rep. Henry Semon. Rep. E. A, Geary, Charles A. Henderson, Klamath. County agent and their wives. 'The dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room' of 'the Newell elementary school 5by members of the guild of the Tulelake Community Pres byterian Church. Mrs. A. E. Ryck man will be dinner chairman. Mrs. Earl McFall. president of the Tulelake Garden Club will be in charge of decorations. Tickets may be had by calling Tulelake. 7-1501. Adventist Church Elects Officers Newly elected officers of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in clude Bruce Campbell, and Ival Taylor, elders and Mrs. Jess Brown. Sabbath School superin tendent. The new olficers took over their duties on Saturday. January 7. The financial report for the church for the year 1S55 revealed that $17,930.12 .was given in tithe and offerings, to be forwarded to the treasurer of the Oregon Con ference of uhich the Klamaft Falls church is a member. A total of $5,276.09 was addition ally raised for the support of the local work.- making a total of $23 206.21 raised by the Klamath Falls church membership for the year 1955, NO PROTEST ..TOO "' Minister: Shigemitsu said Friday Jjpan can not protest theL'nited Slates' new Pacific hydrogen bomb tests, buti It will demand compensation in J event of damage to Japanese. I ENDS TONITE: Good J Doors Open! 2.45 P-M- 1 M State Tax Commission Relates Aid On Reports Samuel B. Stewart, commission. er-ln-charge of the valuation di vision of the State Tax Commis sion, today announced that the commission has Issued a group of rules and regulations that will help personal property taxpayers to take advantage of a new "monthly-average" method of re porting this type of taxable prop erty. , Under the new 1nw passed by the last Legislature, personal property -taxpayers have the choice of making their tax returns either on the monthly-average bas is, or on the January 1 dale as In prior years. This option, in effect for the first time this year will give relief to those taxpayers who carry a large inventory of goods, livestock, or merchandise on Jan uary 1, but a smaller amount dur ing the balance of the year. Pastor Lebeck Sets Services "Twelve Reasons Why I Believe in Divine Healing" will be the subject of Pastor C. E. Lebeck at the Assembly of . God Church. Eighth and Oak streets, Sunday evening. 7:30 p.m. A mixed quar tet of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fuller will sing. The choir alto will sing av me Sunday evening service. At the Morning Worship hour 11 a.m., the message is entitled: "The Secret Place." There will be music by the choir. A group of Intermediates and seniors will present a skit at-the Sunday school hour, 9:45 a.m. KFLW presents "Revival Time eacn Sunday meht at 10:30 D.m This Is a direct nation-wide broad cast originating from Springfield. Missouri. Rev. C.' M. ward is the speaker. POLICEMEN INJURED BARI, Italy I Eighteen po licemen were Injured Thursday trying to break up a demonstra tion by hundreds of unemployed in the town of Bitonto, southwest of here. The demonstrators car ried away their own Injured. whose number was not known. Four were arrested. BACK IN BUSINESS TOKYO Wl Japan is bock in the tcrpedo business with a model that chases Its target. The Mit subishi Shipbuilding and Engineer ing Co. said Friday its Nagasaki yard has turned out a $278,000 pilot model of a 26-foot torpedo which hunts down Its target with supersonic sound waves. stSkIDDIEST ill Hi riiAufi A -FREE TICKETS - FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Big T' Market 5710So.6th Suburban Drug Co. 3950 So. fh Superior Troy Laundry & Cleaners 700 So. 6th 336 Klamath JAMES DEAN IN "REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE" n anoiher She's America's new sweetheart in a honey of o picture! (orninQ,Mi8s y COLOR t Di Li C-Ilrrif ROBERT STACK OIt Added Cartoon Sport Late The new law will be of particu lar Interest to owners of logs, lumber, livestock, and a few other types of .businesses that maintain a high seasonal Inventory during the winter months. The January 1 reporting date is still in effect 'the taxpayer has until March 2 R make his report to the county assessor, but the return is based on his taxable property on the January 1 date. The change in 'the law' permits this January 1 report tp be either the actual physical'inventory as of that date, or an average of fnonthly inven tories for the previous year. The regulations issued by the Tax Commission govern the meth ods by which the monthly-averaKe option can be exercised. The prin cipal point of the recommended procedure is that tile taxpayer must keep adequate records to enable the county assessor to de termine the value of the stock on hand at the end of each month. Commissioner Stewart points out that this monthly average value shall be calculated by taking the true cash value of all the stock, as defined by the law. that is owned by the taxpayer on tho last business day of each month, add ing these monthly values together, and dividing the total by the num ber of months that the taxpayer was engaged In business dur ing the year. If a taxpayer elects to use the monthly average op tion, this method of reporting must be used on all types of personal property owned by the taxpayer ui any one cuuuiy. Options can be different, how ever, from county to county. If the taxpayer has taxable property in more than one county, he may report on the monthly - average basis In one county, while using the January 1 annual inventory method In the others. Once the option has been selected. It can not be changed for the tax fiscal year, but can be changed on the following year. January and February are the months in which most personal property taxpayers will receive a reporting form from their county assessor. If the taxpayer chooses to use the monthly-average option for reporting personal property, he must supply the county assessor with adequate records to support his report of the monthly aver age. He must also indicate on the personal property report form that he has elected to use this monthly average system. Commissioner Stewart points out that the valuation division has copies of the rules and regulations available for Interested taxpayers. County assessors throughout the state also have copies of the regu lations and can help the taxpayer make out his personal property lax return. 9:30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! "LET'S GO NAVY" Perils ot the Wilderness No. J Many Splendored Triumph! Dime DOUGLAS HOCY KNUDStN MI5HU tHOw'SQN World Newt "GOOD MORNING MlSS DOVE," beginning at the Esquire Theater Saturday, stars Jennifer Jones in the role of a favorite sehoolmarm of a community. The film co-stars Robert Stack and features Robert Douglas and newcomer Kipp Hamilton. King Of The Boudoir' Makes Beds For Movie Sets By A LINE MOSBY I'nitcd Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) Tor 22 years a man named Henry Frace has held one of the most Import ant, delicate and envied Jobs in the cinema city making; beds for Grace Kelly, Lana Turner and otl). er beauties to climb into. The king of the boudoir Is a set decorator at MGM whose special ty is fashioning beds for movie sets. He has made beds of roses. beds to dance on, beds for beauties to sob on and. lie upon. Recently he composed a high point in his career: A record num. ber of five beds for Lana Turner to slip Into for "Diane.',' In the film, Lana plays a famous courtesnn of 16th Century France. When she first arrives at the pal ace, she sleeps in a narrow, sim ple bed. As she acquires a proces. sion of royal lovers the beds are elaborate four-poster, canopied af fairs' "A bed can be a very important part of a plot," explained Henry DELEGATES MEET CANBERRA, Australia "PI - Military representatives of the Aiv zus Defense Alliance Australia, New Zealand, the United States- will meet In Melbourne late this month, following the Jan. 17-21 conference of SEATO military ad viscrs. Defense Minister Philip McBnde announced plans for the meeting Friday. DOORS OPEN 6:90 P.M. TOMORROW! PERSONAL and REVEALING! BARRY SULLIVAN BETSY PALMER RNb' SHE KISSED fw THEM ALL GOOD LUCK! JOHN IRELAND L MARIA FHGIISH CARTOON - NEWS THET BLASTED THEIR WAY INTO HISTORY! tern u no BKA1NOII ROM I SHELLEY I GILBERT CALHOUH ' WlHTtRS ' ROLAND THE TREASURE CF PANCHOVILLA TICMHICOIOI I XfSCOM m tjfo Stinging FSiitf' Ptrformonctl i I J f " TV V 7 i ,V' today as he held forth on the sub ject in his bedless office. "In 'Young Bess' to show the change in Jean Simmons' age we started her in a narrow, simple bed, suggesting a virginal quality As she matured the bods widened." Decorator Henry's bed-making goes back to Joan Crawford's "Sadie McKee" of the '30s. Her bed was in that "cornball modem style of that time." In Henry's office hang phot graphs oChis other famous beds the huge white ruffled organdy bed Jeannette MacDonald slept on for "The Merry Widow" ... the pad. on-a-block bed for Norma Shearer In "Romeo and Juliet" . . . Greta Garbo's deathbed with its huge, ruffled square pillow for "Ca mille." The bed-maker's biggest head ache: Keeping the stars cool in bed. "For many scenes thev have to get into bed, as Grace Kelly did in 'The Swan." " he said. "Un der those blankets and hot lights, it's a tremendous heat problem. We make the blankets and com forters thin." Henry's bed is simple and mod ern. He never has Insomnia. DOORS OPEN 6:30 TM. LAST DAY! Sf&mf DANA ANDREWS iAVP FIPER LAURIE CINemaScoPE? SATURDAY ! TOMMY C00K.K3LUE McCART also SIM great saga ,-r'3 CF THE WEST) yx.u6-
