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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1956)
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1958 PAGE TWO HRRALI) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALUS. OREGON : Ml Ill (RcuLuD &) tr.li NOTK: Ths HtrtM and Nsws U ast raspanslbla Ur Usl minuts change to thm radU and TV scoedulM. Thcj art published merclr public ssrvlrt mi are furnUbcd by lb vsrlsiHt st tlans Inrolvcd.i KFLW-CB3 A ARC. 1B KC Wednesday Evei.Ji.tf, Feb. 8 6 00 Today ' Sports illKhhfiiU 15 Lowell Thomas CBS 6 30 Amos 'N' Anay Music flail CBS 6 M Newt CBS 7:00 Muilc 7:05 Blue Ribbon Boutt ABC it 8 00 Kcwi CBS A OS Curl Masse? Show CBS 8:30 What Do You Think 8 43 Bmg Croiby CliS :00 Sound Mirror ABC 0:'M Presidential Ilcpnrl CB3 P 4.1 Newsmakers CBS B.S5 This I HMtev Cii 10:no 10 PM Edition 10:15 Johnny Dollar CPS lu.yi Timt for ReuucHifm 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:09 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 9 6 00 Minute Ncwa Summary 6 01 America'! Favorite Muiie h IS Minute Newt Sumnwv 6:16 America's Favorite Muiie 6 30 Minute Newt Summary 6:31 America's Favorite Muilo 6:42 Minute New Summary 6:40 America'! Favorite Muiie 7:00 Newi Break fait Edition 7:15 Dugan and Mel Show 7:30 Frank Con CBS 7:4.1 Harrv Babbitt CI 6:00 Breakfait Club ABC B OO Muiie For You 9:13 Better Living 8: JO Helen Trent CBS V 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10.00 Wendy Warren CBS J0:13 Ma f'erkiiu CBS 10:30 Young Or. Melon CBS 10:43 Guiding Light CBS 11:00 Marian from Miller's 11:10 Muiio 11:13 Aunt Mary CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CRM 11:43 Aunt Jennie CHS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:13 Payleis Sidewalk Show 22:30 Mouse Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Hank Henry Show 3 00 Ruth Ashton CBS 3:10 Stop 'N' Shop 313 Easy Listening 3 43 Ted Malone ARC 4 00 Whispering S tree Is ABC 4:13 Basin Brief 4:30 Today's Top Tunes 6 00 Edward A. Murrow CBS 6:13 Weather Roundup 0:30 Tom Harmen CRS 5:43 Frank Uou CBS .A B 33 Hometown New 6 00 Today's Sports Highlights fl:I3 Lowell Thomas CBS 30 Amos 'N' Andy Music Hall CBS DOOWS OPEN 6:30 .M. LAST TIME TODAY! coumu ncTuni obm in m mm , MATURE MADISON PRESTON 3 OnsmScop cow rr ncHHKoum TOMORROW tllllfcs J kissed L r I ykoi j j ?r THREE STRIPES Aido RAY-phii CAREY'DickYORK MTSUM UfcTlU 6 35 News CBS 7:00 2) st Precinct CBS 7:30 News CBS 7:3-1 Jack Carson Show CBS 8:00 News CBS 8:03 Bobby Swain Orch. 8:13 Curt Mascy 8 :i0 Guest Star 8.13 Ring Crosby CBS 9 00 Sound Mirror ABC 8 30 Treuury Show 10:00 10 PM Edition 1013 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Tims for Relaxation 11 oo Sign Off New Summary U 03 Sign Off KFJ1 MRS DLBS. IlM KO Wednesday Evenltif, Feb. 8 8 00 Pob Greene DLBS 6:13 Warren Bunyan Sports Report t:Z1 Hollwood lllghlignu 6 30 First Federal News 6:43 Sam Hayes DLBS fi .VJ Harry Wismer DI.B1 7.00 Gang Busters DLBS 7 30 Public Prosecutor DLBS 8.U0 Weird Circle 8 30 Bob and Ray 8 .1$ Let Paul and Mary Ford DLBb 8 00 Gabriel Heattrr DLBS. 8.13 President Eisenhower's Press Conference DLBS 8:30 Chamber of Commerce Tax For um 0 43 I-es Paul and Mary Ford DLBS 0 30 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Five Minute Finals DLBS 11:03 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 9 6 00 Early News t;U3 Sunrise Serenade with Lucas b:.io Sons of tne Pioneer 6 43 Farm Reporter 7.00 Hemingway MRS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Todays Rent Buys 7:15 Bunyan News 8 ii0 Cliff Cngle DLBS 8:15 Morning Melodies with Lucas 8:4.1 FlKer's Morning News p oo Morntnfl Melodies with Lucas 0:15 News DLBS 9 20 Morning Melodies with Lucas 0.43 Rnsin Bouquet 10:00 Newspnper of the Air DLBS 10:1.1 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 Visit to LnPolntes 10.45 Ouickie Quiz 11:00 Tune Test DLBS 11:25 Sam Hayes News DLBS 11:30 Queen for a Day DLBS 12 00 Mutual Reports The News M 12.03 Reroid Merry Go Round DLBS 12:15 Bunyan Noon News 1 2 . 'Ul Rett on Record 12:43 MIJ'i Town and Country Time 1:00 Larnat'on MIIK lime 1:13 Join The Navy 130 Standard School Hour DLBS 2:00 Glen Fox Show 2:13 Wayne Loerke Show 3.00 Bob Greene News DLBS 3:03 Wnvne Loerke Show 3:30 Behind the Story DLBS 3:43 Tello Test DLBS 4:00 Nai l Children's Dental Health Week 4:03 Keyboard Kapers 4:15 Hemingway DLBS 4:30 Here's the Answer DLBS 4:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 8:00 Bunyan' Timber Tales fl f)3 Johnnie's Traffic Jam 5:43 Bill Brundigt Sport DLBS A .13 News DLHS 6:00 Rob Greentf DLBS 8:13 Warren Bunyan Sports Report 6:23 Hollywood Highlights 8:30 First Federal News 6:43 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:33 Harry Wismer DLPS , 7:00 Official Detective Dl.'fS 7:30 Crime Fighters DLFl 8:00 Playhouse of Favorilf, 8:30 Bob and Ray DLBS 8.13 Lea Paul and Mary rrd DLBS 8:00 Gnhriel llentler DLBS 0:13 Fulton Lewis Jr DLRS 0 30 CoMe Time with Eddie Fisher DLBS 8:43 Bob Inrh Show 11:00 Five Minute Finals DLBS 11:03 Sign Off K.BES TV Channel I CBH. NBC. ABC Wednesday Evening, Feb. 8 30 Devotions 12:00 Matinee 1:00 cinrcien Home at Farm 1:13 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater 2 43 A Vint From Your Veterinarian ;i:u reminine rancies 3:30 Mrdford City Schools Pgm. 4:00 TBA 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:00 Pinkv m 3:30 Andy' Gang 6:00 TUA :!. News 6:23 Weather 6:30 Hopalong Casiidy 7:00 20th Crntury fox Hour 8.00 Disneyland 0 00 Follow that Man 0:30 Science Fiction 10:00 Tales Front The Texas Rangers 12:00 News and Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 9 11:30 Devotions 12:110 Matinee 1:00 Mrdford Citv Police 1:15 Sefrct Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater "DENNIS THE MENACE" l I WISH DADDy IV0UIP HURRY AND GO TO WORK SO y?U AN' ME CAN GO SACH TO BSO A2AIH ) YOUR CONGRESSMAN SAYS by Rep. Sam Coon 2nd District It was a great shock to all of us to see the life of such a weir loved man as Governor Paul Pat terson end so suddenly at the height of his brilliant career. I served wifh Paul in the Oregon Senate when he was Us president, He was a most capable legislator, He was honest, sincere end untir ing in his efforts for the best Interests of our stale. Oregon has lost a great citizen. The Patterson family has lost a dearly beloved husband and father. I have lost a real friend, I attended the fourth annual prayer breakfast for . President Elsenhower and his cabinet last Thursday. The President spoke at the breakfast. It made me feel good to see how well he looked. I can report real progress on my VYapinitla Irrigation Project Bill. It has been reported out fav orably by the full Interior and In sular Affairs Committee of the House This bill would provide wa ter for 2,100 acres near Maupin. My bill to authorize construction of the Crooked River Reclamation Project near Prineville is getting a lot of my attention the.e days. Last week I conferred with assis- 2:43 Val Rogue 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:.I0 Western Tlmatcr 4:30 tlncle Bill 5 Pinky Lee Si Howrtv Doody 6:00 Oie-Cul Piinorama t ! ti:IR News St Wenther v 6 30 Ore Cal Panorama 7 no Sherlork Holm 7:30 Star and the Story 8 00 Groucho 8:30 Let's Kick It Around 8 43 Talent Time 9 00 All Star Matinee 0::iU Ford Theater 10 00 I Id 3 Lives t0:30 TBA 11.00 Big Picture 11:30 The Clue 12:00 News and Sign Off DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. TODflYf lAucwreir aid tucitvniHi DEAN AND JERRY TAKE OVER THE CIRCUS ... . A IN THE MOST HILARIOUS SHOW ON EARTH! V f ML ? ' tnnt secretary of the Army Gecrge H. Roderick and with Budgei Bu reau ollicinl.i to expedite action on the necessary reports on this bill. Soon alter the departmental re ports on my bill are completed, I hope to Ret a hearing for It before the House Irrigation Com mittee. The bill provides for a dam near Prineville and water for about 20.000 acres. A Federal Highway Bill to com plcte our 40.0UU mile Interstate highway system seems to have a very good change of passing Con grc.ts this year. I favor it. Last year I voted both for Prcsi. dent Eisenhower's highway bill and the Democratic bill, but ncith er of tnem passed. This year. Republican and Demo cratic leaders have gotten together early in tne session. They seem to have Ironed out many of their diliercnces on highway legislation, They have agreed to a pay-as-you go program. It would be financed in part by a one-cent Increase in the federal gas tax. and an in crease in the tax on dlesel fuel The federal excise tax on gaso line used on tne farm will soon be a thing of the past. This week I voted for a bill to end this tax. The bill passed the House of Ren. rescntatlves. Quick action on it is expected by the Senate. it, win De another four years bclore we can Judge the economic possibilities' 01 electric power pro. ductlon from atomic energy. This is me opinion or a panel of ex perts who testified before the Joint House-Senate Committee on Atom ic Energy. Tile house adopted the confer ence report on the disaster loan bill. As passed, the bill Increases by 100 million dollars the amount of money available for disaster loans to businesses and home owners. President Eisenhower has signed the bill. PLVSTHiS FAST AC.TI0M Hit TECHNICOLOR You Screamed and Howled ar this Picture New Year's Eve SEE IT NOW mwM DOORS OPEN 6:30 P. M. at regular prices! Tom Eutell Sheree iM! -."'-V. - 3 the Lieutenant wore Skirts CINEMASCOPE: RITA MORENO Added "Behind the Big Top" - Cartoon - News 'Gyroscope' Openings Told Men with or without prior serv- Ice may now enlist at the local U.S. Army Recmillng Station di rectly for the U.S. Eighth Divi sion which will begin "gyroscope" operation to Europe beginning in August. It is anticipated the entire di vision will arrive in Europe be fore the close of the calendar year. Men with prior service w h o quality for reenlistmcnt in the first three enlisted grades may take their families with them. Housing will be available to all first three graders. Corporals with tour or more years of active service may take their families to their first duty station in the U.S. but will not be furnished overseas housing facilities In Europe. They will, however, bo permitted perm anent change of station privileges from the recruiting main station to their first duty station in con tinental United States. Youni men without prior service may enlist under the buddy sys tem" and be assured they will travel together to Europe with the division. Following eight weeks basic training at Port Ord. Cali fornia, they will join the unit, now stationed at Camp Carson. Colo rado. ' Those joining the division will have opportunities to travel in vai toils European countries during their off-duty hours or when taking otiirial leave. Travel rates are very inexpensive and men who accugiulate 10-30 days leave each year nave ample tune to visit Western' Europe. Interested men from the Klam ilh Falls area may coiuact the local Army Recruiting Station for further information. The station is located In Room 5, 61 M a 1 n, telephone 8401. Toastmistresses To Meet Thursday The Mt. Manama Toastmlstress Club will meet tor dinner at 6.30 p m. Thursday, Februarv t at the Willard Hotel. Eva Cook will give the Invoca tion. Mabel Hansen will be tonst mi?tres and Arlene Skaugsit will be topicmistress. Contest speeches will be given bv Fanny May Thompson, Isabel Jackson, Betty Boyle. Eva Cook. Dorothy Lowell and Alice Gallup. Edna Hall will be lexicologist. Margaret Davles pnd Lelfh Pen ning will be general evaluators The guest cvaluator will be Kat:e Andre Kostelanetz To Make TV Debut On Sullivan Show " By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK Wl Next Sunday Andre Kostelanetz will make his American television debut con ducting a symphony orchestra playing Aaron Copland's "The Lin coln Portrait" on the Ed Sullivan show (CBS-TV). Kostelanetz himself commis sioned Copland to write it In 1942. Carl Sandburg, the poet and Lin coin biographer, will speak the narrative sections of the compo sition. Seven KF Doas ejsf Enter Show Seven lo:al dogs will be shown February 12 at Roseburg's firs'. American Kennel Club licensed point bench show. To date 300'dogs have been entered lor this show, R-oscbuig reports. fit. Bernards arc Sanctuary Wood's Oh Gorgeous and Sanctu ary Wood's Paulawan, both owned and handled by Tom and Mary Grigsby ol Old Midland Road. The only American bred Sealy- ham terrier in Oregon, Paulabob's Scaly of Klamath, owned by Mr. ana Mrs. R. E. Brattain of Lake- store Dilve. will be handled by Kathy McDonald. Tills dog was Judged best local at the bench show last September in Klamath Falls. Collies to be handled at the show by Kathy McDonald are Kay-Mac's Copper Hope, owned by Bob Petersen. 5133 Miller Avenue; Kay-Mac's Black Sambo, owned by Vir. and Mrs. R. E. Rackliff of West Oregon Avenue; Kay Mac's Country Gentleman, owned by Robert McDonald. OTI Road, and Kay-Mpc's Amber Adven turess, owned by Kathy McDon ald. OTI Road. Amber Adven turess was recent winner at the San Francisco Golden Gate do; show. Bob Petersen, owner of 10-month old Copper Hope, is a 13-ycar-old newspaperboy who saved earn ings from his paper route to be come owner of the registered col lie. This is the dog's first showing. It's good news when Kostelanetz, an outstanding conductor in radio and the recording field, says "I'd like to do all I can in television." He was quite amazed to learn that many people had the impression he was opposed to participating in the medium. "Television ha., the highest pri ority in my thinking these days," Kostelanetz said. "The great prob lem in any new medium is to find out Just how to do it." - He believes the nation's leading symphonic orchestras should ap pear regularly on TV not in long programs, to begin with, but In half-hour concerts. "A viewer must feel he's occupying a fine seat in a concert hall. He must get the musical message of the compo sition. The nervous camera work that often marks orchestral appear ances on TV is distracting to the audience. Thus when camera swings to a close-up of a tympanlst striking a couple of Inconsequential notes the audience is missing the over-all musical message. You would not be so distracted, he points out, if you wers sitting in Carnegie Hall. Last Sunday an intelligent bit of planning by the creators of Omni bus (CBS-TV) enabled viewers to see two fine programs. Omnibus did not begin the first of Its three part series on the Constitution un til Hallmark Hall of Fame had completed Its presentation of "The Good Fairy" on NBC-TV. "The Good Fairy." Ferenc Mol- nar's charming whimsy, proved to be grand TV entertainment, thanks In large part to the Interpretations of Julie Harris, Waller Slezak and Cyril R i t c h a r d under George Schaeffer's light-handed direction. Omnibus added another cluster to Its distinguished television serv ice ribbon by declining to fiction alize history. The Constitutional Convention of 1187 and the Virginia ratification of 1788 came glowingly to life in dramatic flashbacks prompted by that urbane and friendly Boston lawyer Joseph N, Welch. UU I iALt Now In Progress At Art-Needlework SHOPPE 412 Main KLAMTM OMGON OPEN EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINESE Feodl at thtir best! Pk. 649 For Orders To Talis Oul Ben B. Lee, Mgr. Mr. & Mrs. Car Owner! Why if's imart to bring your car to our Service Department ot: 7th and Klamath Ave. 1. 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