Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 14, 1956, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Herald and news., February 14, 1956, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1956)

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1956 PACK TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON dlcudw otf (TO NOTr: Th HrrH an Newt la r opt ". ff Uit miotiU cfcngt the rasU n4 TV vbadnlea. Ihtf r publlibtol mtrrlr public tnltt ne r furn lib t4 bf lb viiiiii ! lima lavaivcd.) KFLW CBS hC, 1451 KC Tuesday Kvrnln, Yrh. 14 S 00 Today'i Sport HilMiiiili 6::i0 Amoi 'N' Andy Mum Hall CBS 6 55 Chevrnlfl Nrwi LDa 7 00 pupen CBS 7 30 Nwi CBS 7 ;i3 Jack Crnn Show CBS ft no Newi CBS 6 fW Curt Maey Show CBS 8 .10 Preview ol Tomorrow 141 Hint; Cm-.hr CBS BOO Sound Mirror B tO Lift U Worth Living BC 1 00 0 P M Edition JO. 15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10. .TO Tim for relauttton 11 00 Sim oft Ntwi Sun.inary 11. 03 Sign Off Wrdnrftday, I eb. 15 eOOMinuta Nflwt Summary 601 Ameriii'i Favorite Muilc 8:15 Minute Nawa Summary 6.16 Amenra'a Favorite M.HC 6 : Minute Newi Summary 6 ;tl America' Favorite Music C iS Minute Newi Summary 6 46 America a Favorite iliule 7 00 Newa Breakfast Edition 7:15 Duian St Meat Show 7.30 Frank Com 7 43 Harry Rdboilt CPS 6 00 Breekfant Club ABC K 00 Miimc For You f 15 Better Living S M Hrlen Trent TBS V 4.1 Our Gal Sunday CBS li00 Wendy Warren CBS 10 15 Ma Perkma CBS 1:.W Ynun Dr. Malnn CBS 10:45 Guidinf Light CBS 11.00 MflRazir.a Newf.teU.cJ Theater 11:10 Muilc 11:15 Aunt Mary CRS 11:30 Nora Drake CHS 11:45 Aunt Ji nny CHS 1J..00 Noon Edition Newi 12:15 Pavlesa Sidewalk Show 12 .10 Mouse Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Ciodfrev CBS 2:30 Hank Jlenry Show 3 00 Ruth Ann tun CBS 3 10 Stop 'N' Shoo .1:13 F.ny Llitemng 3:4.1 Trd Malone ABC 4:00 Whlipering Street ABC 4:13 Bo in Briefs 4 .10 Today t Top Tunei 5.00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 9:13 Weather Roundup 6 30 Tom Harmon CBS 6:45 Frank Gnaa CBS ft 33 Hometown Ntwn 6 00 Todav'a Spnrti HlghlighU 6.15 lowell Thomaa CBS POORS OPFN 6:30 P.M, ENDS TONIGHT! THE ItlAKED irittma HAT0IN mum OOTH TOMORROW COMMUNITY CONCERT 30 Amoa "N Andy Mune Hall CBS 6 35 New CBS 7 00 Miuic 703 Blue Ribbon Bout ABC 6 00 Newt CBS 6 05 Curt Maaey Show CBS 6 30 What do you Think; 6 45 Bmg Crob CBS goo Sound Mirror ABC B.JO Presidential Reoort CBS B 45 Newsmakers CBS 9 M This J Hrlteve CBS 10 00 10 P.M. edition 10 15 Johnny Dollar CBS to 30 Tim for Relaxation 11 00 Sign Off Ntwi Summary 11:05 Sign Off KIMl-MBfl A DLBI. 1UI KC Tursday fcvrninf, Feb. 14 6 on Boo Gret N DLB8 6 13 Warren Bun)in SporU lit port 4 23 Hollywood Highlignta 6 :tt) First Federal Newa 4 4.3 fiaiis Haes HLBK 6 Harry Wumer DLBS 7 00 Treasury Agent DLBS 7 TO Squad Room DLBS 8 00 Haunting Hour 8.30 Bob and Rav DLBS 1M 1, Paul and Mary Ford DLBS V iio (jrnei Hen tier ui.nt ILiS Fulton Lewia. Jr. DLBS O.'M Coke Tunt with JEddi Flahcr in. us 0 43 Bob Inch Show 10 Oil Kdward P. Morgan Nwe ABC 10 13 Boh Inch Show 11 00 Five Min. rtnaU DLBS 1105 Sign Off Wednr&day, Feb. 15 4 00 First News B 03 Sunrise Serenade with Lucaa 6 :io Sons of the Pioneera B 43 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 715 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7. :i0 Today 's Best Bua 7 43 Bunjan Newi It m t l'ff F.ngle DI.PS 8 15 Morning Melodies with Lucaa 8 43 F.lger t Morn mi Newa 0 00 Morning Melodies with Lucaa o 13 Kraft News DLBS B at) Morning Melodies with Lucaa P 43 Hniin Bouquet 10 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10.15 Tcllo Test DLBS lo.io A Visit to La Polnlea 10 43 Quickie Quiz 11.00 Tune Test DLBS 11.23 Kraft Newi DLBS 11.10 Queen For A Day DLBS 12.00 Mutual Reports the Newa M 121)5 Rerord Meny Go Round DLBS 12:15 Runyan Noon Newa 12 .10 Best on Rerord 12:45 M. L. J't Town and Country Time 100 Carnation Milk Tim 1 IS Look To the Skies 130 Bandstand. USA DLBS 2 0ii Wayne Loerke Show 2:30 Pope Piua XIl-Lnten Message DLBS 2 43 WaMie I-oerke Show 3 00 Kraft Newsrast DLBS ;t03Wjyne Loerke Show 3 30 Behind the Storv DLBS 3:43 Tello Test DLBS 4.00 Disciple Series 4:13 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Here's The Answer DLBS 4 45 Sam Hayes DLBS 8:00 Bunyan'i Timber Talee 5.0,1 "Johnnie'a Traffic Jam" 6 30 Klamath Sports Album 3 43 Bill Brundige, SporU DLBS 5 S3 Newa DLBS 6 U0 Bob Greene Newa DLBS 8 15 Warren Bunyan SporU Rtport 623 Hollywood Highlights 6 30 First Federal Newa b 45 Sam Hayes DLBS 8 S3 Harry Wltmer DLBS 7:00 Gang Busters DLBS 7:30 Public Prosecutor DLBS 8 00 Weird Circle 8 to Bob and Ray DLBS 8 S3 Les PaulMary Ford DLBS BOO Gabriel Heattcr DLBS 6 13 Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS 9 :n Hob inch Show 9 43 Les Paul Mary Ford DLBS ft SO Bob Inch Show 10 00 Kdward P. Morgan Newi 10 13 Bob Inch Show U no Five Min. finals DLBS ii.ua atgn uri "DENNIS THE MENACE 1 1. 'OENNIS.TmS ISA LITTLE TOKEM OF AAV... CVAIT 'TIL I GIVE IT TO YOU, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE J Cecil B. DeMHIe, 74, Has No Inieniion Of Retiring By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Cecil B. De- Mltle. the fabulous film maker who will be 75 in August, declared to dpy he has no Intention of retiring. There had been rumors that the director's swan sons to his long career would be "The Ten Com mandments," by far his biggest and costliest epic. He even added fuel to the reports by hinting that his age might preclude any further films. But when I saw him in his Pars- mount Studio office, he seemed as vigorous as ever. No. I don't suppose I will ever quit unless I am forced to." he Garcia Fails To Get Letter DOORS OPFN -30 P.I NH1V PIAVINftf ""Til VI raw BARBARA STANWYCK fred MacMURRAY joan BENNETT Errxa Snotzr Scn KCXO Alluras California. Kilo cycle 1000 Witts Program loj lor the month of February. (Moodaj , Ihroufh Friday) tncluajte 7 00 Sign On 7 oj Tcp OTh Memtr.g i " U I'nder TTe Capital Dome ' 30 N I Too o Te V, r 1 iS P mMiUi aiar Tiiae g 00 Nes gas T;'0 OTTie Slwnin 6 30 Too O Tn Morstr " 00 News 9 03 So Shoo 9 13 Corr.e And Gel Tl 6 Jii Homina Me.aoies .JS Morning Wrdodie Mod or Ctin ril PTA 15 min. LJt Koo day of Month- ft 45 Morning Melodies 'Your Health Outlook la mm. WedneaU)B vtiit in oo News 10 03 Luteners sChoice Wee term 10 .to Llstenera Choice (Western 11 00 News II OS Morning Melodies I 1130 Morning Melodies 11 33 Thought For The n ou newa 12 03 Lake County Nrws 12.10 Modoc County New I 12:13 Noon News 12. .'10 Farm Forum xxxxx U 35 Hett O . Ittcordt 1 OO News 1:03 Music For Drfamtng 1 30 Muilc V Dreaming 2 00 Neu 2:03 Listeners Choice 2 Mi Llfiteners Choice 3 00 News 3 03 Llxtrnera Choice tW 3 to LMcnera Choice iV 4 00 News 4 03 Sunset Serenade 4 30 Sumet Serenade 3 00 Dixie IJind Jan 3 13 News. World. Local, 5 10 Organ Melodies 3 33 Western Messenger 3 43 Sign Off 1 SAN ANTONIO. Tex. f The Air Force is iryicg 10 find ou: what haoperted to orders for Pvt. Joe V. Carc:a. 30, wbo has wa;ied 1 10 year for word 1 report for du;y. 1 A j- Force ci:u:-i.s where admitted. "The movies are auch a Kictfi iiicuium oi communication the greatest the world has ever known. If you are a good story teller and Mrs. DeMille and I be lieve that I am I think you should stick at your trade as long as you are able." It his been reported that his next project will be a remake of "The Buccaneer," the Jean Lafltte story which starred Fredric March in 1938. I asked why he had chosen it. 'T haven't.' he replied. 'T haven't made any decision yet. I have a number of things in mind, and "The Bucc&.ieer' is ,one of them. It is a good story and a fascinating time in. our history. "I haven't had time to think of the next project. I still have five months of work to do on 'The Ten Commandments.' I have the scor ing and editing, plus some techni cal sequences like the pillar of fire, the parting of the Red Sea and the clash of storms from the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. "The picture wiU be released as soon as I can get the work done. X w as hoping to get it out by Octo ber, but there is so much process ir.g to do that I may cot make it Schoolman Seeks Delay For Course WEED Start of 'Behind the Wheel Driver Training" program In the Siskiyou County high schools will not be possible In the near future because various high school principals in the county consider that It is not practical to institute the program at this time, report ed Paul Fisher, assistant county superintendent of schools, at the February meeting o the Siski you County Peace Officers Asso ciation. The training program has been Investigated and encouraged by the association which gathered statis tics throughout the state to show that students who received this program in their high school years have . better drivers' rating than those not receiving such training Substantiating the program possi bilities was the fact that during 1955 a total of $7,245 was assessed In fines in this county which are. by law. earmarked for the driver training program. The fines are sent by the county treasurer to the state treasurer and from there pro-rated to various high schools In the state which have the pro gram In effect. Resolutions passed by the as sociation at their Thursday night meeting in Mount Shasta were: (1) a resolution to be sent to the two houses of the California Legis lature that proposed legislation to grant a five per cent Increase to state-employed law enforcement officers be considered' favorably; i2i a resolution be sent to the Siskiyou County board of supervi sors and the county personnel committee recommending an ade quate salary increase for all county-employed law enforcement offi cers, justice court judges and their clerks, and also that a like resolu tion be sent to the various city police department and the police protection district of Weed. These resolutions were for the purpose of increasing the salaries of the above-mentioned employes in line with salary increases grant ed in the Industrial field. Arrangements for the March 8 association meeting to be held at Weed will be handled by Police Chief Harold Barnum of Weed, game warden William Auman and Judicial Court Judge Kenneth Stone. Wasiu-g-i v v.., ,v ,.. ,, too taie orsStrM LKi.icd Airt . c T -,.,. Force. Base o.'i.i to try brj , ,v. wld. .. .d ij-vj;. n- oce to be ba:es. He added thai the C;v-J War epje raa i bou--s arxl 47 misses. The p;c:ure is sa:d to cost 10 WARSHIPS DUEL TAIPEI. Formosa, i.Ti Na tionalist Chinese warships dueled for more than 10 minutes Tuesday with artillery of the Chinese Com munists on Lusze Island, navy headquarters here reported. RICHARD MARION KEENE. ton of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Keens of Bieber, California, was installed as master coun cilor of Modoc Chapter, Order of DeMolay, on Febru ary 7. Tom Smith, outgoing master, was installing officer. Photo by Charles Goulden 7956 Oscar Nominees To Be Revealed Over TV Saturday By ALINE MOSBV United Tress Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) The 1956 Oscar nominees will be unveiled on television Saturday and this year the show has been remodeled to guarantee "no embarrassment." Last year any star who had a remote chance to cop a nomination sat In on the telecast.' When the nominees were announced, the cameras caught the disappointed faces of the losers. This time kind- ly NBC-TV will not let that happen, i "Not one prospective nominee j will be on camera unless actually j nominated," resolved Alan Hand-, ley. producing the show for the network. "This way there Is less chance lor embarrassment. NBC started telecasting the nom inations only last year. Sandley admits he then didn't think It would be much of a show. But it snared one of the highest ratings of any 90-minute "spectacular." For this year's show the pros pective nominees all will gather In NBC's Burbank studios. Susan Hayward, Spencer Tracy, James Cagney, Ernest Borgnine, Glenn Ford, Marlssa Pavan and Frank Sinatra are among those expected to be Dominated. Other stars will help announce the nominations. The technical awards will be flashed on the screen on cards while clips from last year's win ning films are shown. The top act ing nominees will be revealed by a surprise method when clips from their movies appear on the screen. To master tills complicated set up. Price-Waterhouse, the account ing firm that counts the votes, had to let somebody In on the results for the first time. Veteran film cutter Bill Horn beck was sworn to secrecy. Horn beck is editing clips of the winning acting roles. The can of film will be sealed and opened only on the telecast. Prlce-Waterhouse is pre paring the cards that announce the other winners. "We have no idea about the nom inees," Handley insisted. "Some people always think this Isn't on the level. But It Is. The secrecy makes five times as much work for us." MICE DAMAGE TRICK FORT ROCK Mice were re sponsible for a $45 repair bill Thursday on Dick Schaub's pickup , truck. The vehicle was getting j more and more sluggish each day ' and finally the motor turned over so hard it had to be towed to start. Taken to the garage for repairs it was discovered that mice had J taken pi ddlng from the cushion ' and completely filled the clutch housing, causing enough drag to use up most of the motor's power. Schaub is buying poisoned grain . for better truck performance. j KLAMATH FALLS. OSESOI, OPEN EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINESE Faeds at their bettl fa. 4494 For Orders To Take Out Een B. Lee, Mgr. ANNOUNCEMENT! POOLE'S BICYCLES and SPORTING GOODS 222 So. 7th has been purchased by FRANK FLEET who will continue to handle the same high quality lines of fishing tackle and sporting qoods, famous Schwinn bicycles, and complete, year 'round stock of toys and games, . hobby and model kits and supplies. POOLE'S 222 So. 7th BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS Phone 5520 Popular (Popular, Grc. records up to di.e dt.erro: tcuoc aCwLd be Grc. .. tit:ooed a; Lack Ucd for a year but in IMS spent two mon:iis at Brocice Army Hos pital convalescing from mjur.ea received in a tavern fieai. He sa:d when be returned to ! Lackland, his old outfit had been I transferred along with bis records ; and personal be!or.g:r.2S. After I three days of futile checkinz. a lieutenant told Garcia to sro home and iaid the Air Force would get in touch with him In several da vs. Garcia, then 19. did as he was ordered. Since that time, he has been staying In San Antonio, working as a truck driver. A Lackland official said Garcia would not be entitled to any back pay for the 10 years becau.e he has been on a "nonduty status." rnii.;on oo.iiTS, and uns may not be too much of an exaggeration, considencii the scale on which De Mille operates. But he doesn't stress its enormity. "Mere spectacle is not enough." he said. -The public will be bored by bigness aione. You've also got to give them a story, and I think I have a great one." Sport Trl. Morning Melo- RMt Mon . Wed (lira. Tue. and Thurt. Havvn Of Mo. Social Srountv, Tui turn PTA -13 min 3rd Wed of Mo. Odarvtlit PTA LmiU K. Mann i min. Wed only Tit and Thur. Beat On Rec. orU DOORf? OPFN 30 P M : NOW PLAYING! ALAN LADD AND edw. g. Robinson AND JOANNE DRU AND SHOCK AFTER SHOCK Qr' ON Frisco buy Shorts Cartoon. OnbmaScopI; . WarncrColor nit fcr I V" 1 r M h 1 1 4 ' KrU;S TV Channel I ( BS. NBC. ABC TufMlay Kvcnlni, Feb. 14 i 12 r0 Matinee j 1 ( Medford Clly Police 1 l.i Sr-rl Storm 1 M Afternoon Theater ! 2 1.1 Val Rotf.ie Travel Time i .ItiO Ferritin.. Fannr. j ,tn uMrtn Theater 4 OT I'nrle Pill S 10 Pinkv lee 5 .10 Hody Dnodv . h on Simple and Muilc ! n Newi A earner j mi nr.t im Disaster Pgm 7 m iM.imn QueMtcn ! 7 :m llf. You Tru.i Your Wilt I 8 (X) Phil Silver Show " in l elehntv pa houi P on l.iherare B .0 Confidential file in tin rmoui Plavho.Me i 10 ,W Championship n.iwllng li 00 Neu, A Sun Off Wednesday, Feb. IS ' ll'W Devotion! , 12 "0 Maline I mi r.ardrn Home at farm 1 IJ Secret Siorm 1 to Ann noon Theater 7 J A Veil rrorn Your Veterinarian 31 feminine fanrirt 4'iiui'0rd C'ly &cno01' Pm I 1 -u-le Bill S i Pinkv l ee S f And a Uanf "0 im 1 Nei :. Weather to Hnpalonf Camdr T 1 s steel Hour 'HI Ilnnf i land no Fmiow That Man ? K' Senr. FicHon 10 00 Modem T.lti of The Texaa Ranieri in TO Bed Theater U 00 Ne and Sign Off Mrs. Jerry Scott Dies In Arizona TUI.FI-AKE Mrs. Jerry BMtv Scot!. 26. dird in Vumi, Ariion on ,Inury 31 following surcrry. Shp w brlievrd lo bt rccovfring ratl.sfclorily w h e n compllcntion devrloprd. Results of n aulopj-y hsve not irn revived st this date from Yum. FMneml services were held on r'cbniarv 3. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott and son Lyle left at once for Yuma upon rec-lunir word of her death They went accompanied home by the widow er and three young chil dren. Bil'y 8. Steven, 4 and Mark, one year old. Jerry fcott has lived In Yuma since he drew a homestead in 1M8. He la a citrus rancher. ;f Extra Work Made Easy Renr o Typewriter or Adding Mochino Last month's rantal is pplitd ro purchata prka VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY tZi Main rhone 7412 ROMANCE OF HELEN TRENT Should a lovely Hollywood rfri daigntr 'ar her heart on her tletvtt KFLW Monday - Fndov 9:30 0 m. D.ol 1450 CBS Radio f- I'a .at w " I m roRT iit.Mi i) 1 IONDON it, nit Colonial Of. lue Tuesday denied a report Irom Alliens that Oieek broadcasts to Optus !,,, jmmtd olhf. miti h tnlormanis 'aid weather conditions at this time o( vear nterfere with Cireelt bro.dcabta to the Mediterranean island. 1 TWO-WAY HOOKIP LONDON l.e Moscow and P.I. ping radios set up a two-way hook, up Tuesday la exchanse of reet- iiiks on the alxth smueiary of the aiRnlnj o( the Soviet-Coymiun-in Chinese Mutual iv.ante lieatv. IT'S THE Log Cabin Tonight THE BEST IN FOODS THE BEST IN MUSIC THE BEST DANCE FLOOR We Cater To Parties - Phone 4556 '56 DODGE Coronet it's j'our King Size Buy ! Luxurious new '56 DODGE CORONET is bigger by far than other medium-priced cars! Bigger in size, comfort, performance, style! Yet it is priced right down with the lowest-priced cars. A big Dodge Coronet & Y-8 Lancer hardtop costs only 95 cents a week more than "hnrdtops" in the snail-car field! Six it up with othera In the medium price Held Car "I" Dodgt a 41 ixkti longir Cor "M" Dege h S.i atari laager Car "0" Daagt is 7.7 jacket longer Cor "f" Oaagt is 14 ieriitt longer Price) It against small cars In the "low price) field" Cm "C" Dodgt is H 5 Bcbrt leeger Car "F" j Dedge b 13J ieckts longer Mert igroea front end ro H Mora htoroeA. ffenl and raort Widar deortf Graeiar i"-o vftW laeowff Mora nor dacft vm' Nw '56 Oodga h k'00t hwfa aid evtl ioall bg0rl lirfti bogri ft b'sgarl tim ht4 m 2.ana Yet Dodge costs only $4.11 a month more) (less than 95 cents a week!) Why Mtrlt for a imaR car. when o ntw '56 Oodoa CorOAtt bmai you to socA atora for m frfHa more.' Hara'i b.g-or hda end roowiiiou. big-cor Krr ond looks in fvl Rao of King Sto Coronart, oncod hgW dova wi tao mot cortf Push-button driving and record-breaking performance! At a touch of your finger, vou command the greotttt perform ing ear on the road ioiaybar none! The new '56 Dodrje shat tered every record in the book including world records held by expensive foreign models in its sensational 14-day official run on the Bonneville Salt Flats. The '56 Dodge V-8 holds more performance records than all other Americancarsfomitnfd'. .!. n At 4v Of t !hnr pi)n I. f tmtm aAat Vi 4o arw. a-j VoJira la War ol fna Forward loot Dod Dealers present: Danny Thomas ia "Mike Room tor 0My," Bert Parks ia "Break the Bank, Tits Lnttnct Walk ahow-sl m ABC-TV So. 7th & Commercial Cunningham & Rickey Motors Phone 8104 T""