Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 15, 1956, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 19 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (Radio oq a I NOTE: The Hsralt anal Nt ( ttpilblt far sn Inula ckaafta in ibm ratfi and TV scnaenlea. 1ta art publUhtd mrrfly bllr rvii an ere furnisaan1 bj U veriaBS U tlene iaveiea) ej KFLW CBS ABC. C Wednesday livening, Feb. 15 , 00 Today's Sporu Highlight 13 Lowell Thom CBS 6 30 Amot N' Anojr Music Hall CBS 6 ,3 New I CDS 7;00 Music 7:03 Blue Rihbon Bouts ABC BOO rews L'riS 8:05 Curl Maury Show CBS 8.T0 What I0 You Think 8 45 Dm CrOsoy CliS BOO Sound Mirror ABC fi :i0 Prmdrnlial Report CBS 9 45 Neuimikrn CBS 9 55 This I BHirve CBS 10CO 10 PM Edition in ft Johnny Uullar C BS K'o't T,me fnr ttnax.-inn )1:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. II 00 Mlnuie Ntwi Summiry 6.01 America's Favorite Music 13 Mtnule Newt Summary 6 Iff America's Favorite Music 8 30 Minute News Summary 6.11 America's Favorite Music 8 Minute News Summary 6 46 America Favorite MiMle 7.00 News Breakfast Edition 7:19 Onsen anrl MpM Show 7.30 Frank (.oil CBS 7.45 liariv MauMti C" 8 00 Breakfeit Club ABC B.og Mime For You 913 Belter Living 30 Helen Trent CBS fi 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 10 13 Ma I'er:ins COS J0?J Yours: Dr. Malt" CBS 10 45 Guiding Llg'it CBS 11:00 Marian from Miller's ir-io nuiic 11:13 Aunt Mary CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 Aunt Jrnnle C3S 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Payless Sidewalk Show J2:.'i0 House Party CBS 1:C0 Arlhur Godfrey CBS 3 30 Hank Henry Show :i:00 Ruth Ash ton CBS .TM S'oo 'N' Slum 3 13 Easy Matenlnr 3:43 Ted Malone ARC J.no Whispering SLreete ABC Tl l5 Bavin Briefs 4::i0 Toflay'a Top Times ' 3-00 Edward H. Murrow CBS , A:I5 Weatlirr Roundup 8- Tom Harmen ens 3 43 Prank Goss CBS fi-.'S Hometown N-w flOOTorfav'i Sports Hlehligttui 8 13 Lowell Thomas CBS 30 Amo( N' Andy Music Hall CBS 8 55 Nf ws CBS 7:00 21st Prerlnct CBS 7::t0 News CBS i 7:15 Jnrk Carson Show CBS 8:00 Newt CBS B:05 Curt Masse? CBS 8:."10 Reserved for Vnu 8:43 Bing Crosbv CBS B OO Sound Mirror ABC M dlbs ; Time : DOOP9 OPEN 6:30 f.M. laLHilllLI NOW PLAYING! oosct ii- breok CinmaScop POORS OPBN 6:30 P.M. EXTRA! TO HI CUT hfoipoiint MAJOR studio' TECHNIC010RQ Ol The Wide $,ee. 0n of th Year' li9 STAR PACKED WESTERN Act! HiMeLUS ENDS TONIGHT ! immmSWNTO Jo MacMURRAY v. fl 10 FBI In Prare and War CBS looo 10 PM Edition 10 13 Johnny Dellar CBS 10.10 Time for Relaxation 11 oy Sign Off News Summary 11 03 Sign Off KFJ1 MRS A ni.BV 115 KC Wednesday Kvenine;, Feb. 15 6 00 Pob tireene DLBS fi 13 Warren Bunysn Sports Report 6 25 Hollywood lligiillgntt 8 to First Federal Newt 6 43 Sam Haves DLBS ft S3 Harry Wismer ULM 7 00 Gang Busters DLbS 1M Public Prosecutor DLBS 8 00 Weird Circle 6 :i0 Hob and Bay 8 M Lei Paul ai.d Marv For ' DLBS (XI Gabriel lleatter DLBS. ft 15 Fulton Lewii Jr. U .10 Bob Inch (show 0 45 ls Paul, and Mary ford DLBS 9 y Bob Inch Show 10 00 Edward P Morgan Nawt ABC 1- 13 Hob Inch Show 11 00 Five Minute Finals DLBS 11.03 Sign Oil Ihurfcday, tea. jb 8 00 Early News i03 Sun.ise Serenade with Lucas ti .to Sons of tup Pioneers 6 43 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:.",Q Todays Best Buys 7:43 Btmytin News 8.1)0 Cliff Lngle DLBS b:!5 Morning Melodies with Lucas 8:43 yoigcr'i Morning News ft CO Morning Mrlodies with Lucas P. 15 News DLBS 9 20 Morning Melodies with Lucas 9:45 Basin Bcuuuet 10 no Newipaper of tht Air DLBS 10 1J Tello Test DLES 1030 Visit to La Point es 10 43 Vuickie Oui 1100 Tune Ten DLBS 11 23 Sam Haves Nrwi DLBS 1 1 :(0 Queen for a Dav DLBS 12:00 Mutual Pr-ports The News 12:03 Record Mrrry Go Round 12.15 Butiyan Nomi News 12 30 Bea on Record 12:45 MLJ's Town and Country 1:01 Ct.-nat'on "lilk Time 1:13 Join The Navy 1 .10 Slnndarrl School Hour DLBS 2 00 t;icn Fox Show 2: '3 Wavne L-ierkc Show 3.00 Bob Greene Newi DLBS 3:0.1 Wnym-' l.oerke Show 3 .10 Behind thn Storv DLBS 3.45 Tfllr. Test DLBS 4 00 Dlnrlple Serif 4 IS llrmingway DLBS 4 .10 Here's the Amwer DLBS 4:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 5 00 Bunyan s Timber Talea 5 05 Johnnie's Traffic Jam 5 25 Lei Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 3 30 Johnnie s Traffic Jam 3:45 Bill Brundigi Sporu DLBS 3:33 News DLBS 8:00 linn Green t DLBS 8:13 Warren Bunvan Sports Report 8 23 Hollywood Highlights H:30 Pint Federal Newt 6.43 Snm Hnves DLBS fl.35 Harry Wismer DLBS 7:00 Official Detective DLBS 7:30 Crime Fighters DLBS 1 B:00 OTI vs Yellow Cab of Medford flaxkethjill 8:30 Cnke Time with Eddie fisher PLUS 0:43 Gabriel Header DLBS 10 00 Edward P. Morgan Newi iir.i.i i) jo jnrn anow 11.00 Five Minute Finals DLBS 11.03 Sim Off KBKSTV Cbinnel CBS. NBC. ABC Wednesday Evening;, Feb, n:.'w ievoiiona 12:00 Matinee 1:00 Gardnt Home it Farm 1:13 Secret Storm 1:3' Aftrt-noon Theater 2:43 A Visit From Your Veterinarian 3:00 Feminine Fancies H .'to Mrdford City Schooii rgm. 4.00 TBA 4:30 Uncle Bill 3:i0 IMnhv Le 8:30 Andy's Gang 6:00 TBA :I3 Nrwji 8:25 Weather 6 30 Hnpnlong Cantldy 71X1 IfS Sieel Hour B 00 Dunpyiand 00 Follow that Man 0 :io Science Fiction lo oo Tales From The Texas Rangers 10::t0 Bet Thpatrr 12.00 News and Sign Off , , Thursday, 1 cb. 16 11:30 Devollona I2:oo Matinee 1:00 Medford CHv Police 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater a a vai neeue 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Weflern Theater 4:30 Uncle mil 3:00 Plnkr Lee 3 : Hnwdv Dnody 6 00 Ore-Cal Panorama 13 News r- Weather fi .10 Ore Cal Panorama 7 00 Sherlork Unlinks 7:.in star and the Story 8 00 G roue ho B-30 Lei Kirk It Around 8:43 Talent Time 9:00 Alt Star Matinee 9. .to Ford Tuenler 10 00 I Led 3 Lives I0.:m Bent Theater 11-30 The Clue 12:00 News and Sign Off KCNO AMura CulifnriiU, 570 Kllo ryeles 1000 Walts I'ntRrani log for Ihe intinlh nf February. (Monday through Friday) Inclusive 7 110 Sign On 7 01 Top O The Morning 7 23 I'nder The Capitol Dome 7 30 News 7.4.1 Top O' The Morning 7 33 Pl mouth Star Time 8 00 News 8 0.1 Tup OThe Morning B .-to Ton O' The Morning B 00 News 11 03 Swan Slum !) 1.1 Coin "DENNIS THE MENACE" - ' Jc' 'I'LL BET I GOT WE KEYS AND LESS LOCK'S THAN AMQOW IN "THE WHOLE tWU?1 ABC IS Malin Cubs Hold Court Of Honor; Awards Presented MALIN The boys of Malin Cub troop for the second year. This Is given for having 40 per cent firs class scouts in Uie troon. Elmont Kenyon, explorer advis er, presented explorer ratings to Melvin Kenyon and Edwin Stastny Jr. and the bronze explorer award to Stanley Petrasek. Edwin Stastny presented year pin 10 blarney fetraseK, Edwin Stastny Jr. and John Hope; scribe tjadge of office to Ron Mullanix; senior patrol leader badge to Don Stastny: and perfect attendance bars to Stanley Petrasek for four years and to Edwin Stastny Jr. for three years. To complete the evening. Mr. Hale showed the film of the 1953 Boy Scout World Jamboree in Call foi nia. Scout Pack 33, Boy Scout Troop 33. Explorer Post 133 and their families met at the Mnlin Com munity Building Monday, Febru ary 13. for potluck dinner. A court of honor followed. Approximately 140 attended. . t After welcoming the group, Cub master Rex Wagner presented the following awards: Bobcat pins to two new cubs, Douglas Drpuy and Bobby Street; wolf badges to Dav id Rogers. Bobby Bauer, Dwa-yne Tofell, Philip Petrasek and Glen Derra; lion badge to Tommy To fell; Gold and silver arrows and year pins to Tommy Tofell and Steve Spolek; den chief cord to Don Stastny; den chief star to Stanley Petrasek. Cubmaster Wag ner and four Cub Scouts present ed a graduation ceremony tor Phil ip Hale and Mike Wagner. Scoutmaster Edwin Stastny Sr. then took over and led the scouts and explorers In an impressive in vestiture ceremony for Philip Hale and Mike Wagner. Merit badges were presented to John Hooe. Melvin Kenyon, Ken neth Hope. Don Stastny and Jerry Adamec bv Scoutmaster Stastny. Charles Hale, neighborhood com missioner, presented a first class pin to Kenneth Hope and a second class to Bob Cox. He also pre scnted the governor's award to the 12:13 Noon Newi 12:30 Farm Ferum xxxxx 12:33 Bent On Records 1:00 News 1:03 Music For Dreaming 1:30 Musis For Dreaming 2 00 News 2:03 Listeners Choice (Popular 2 :mi Listeners Choice (Popular) 3 00 News 3 03 Listeners Choice iWeslernt 3:30 Listeners Choice (Western! 4:00 New 4.0.1 Sunset Serenade 4.30 Sunset Serenade 3.00 Dixie Land Jazz 3 13 News, World. Local, Sport 5 30 Ornan Melodies ,V33 Wefttern Messenger 3:45 Sign Off Mon . Wed.. Frt. Morning Melo dies. Tu. and Thur. Haven Of Rest Mon Sontl Securllv. Tttes. Al tura PTA-13 mln. 3rd Wed. of Mo. Cedarvklle PTA LouU R Mann 3 min. "Wed. only Tie. and Thun. Best On Rtc. ords F WO RITE CLASSIC! n ;'t Mm II nit Me.iHllr 9.33 Morning Medodlei i Mod or Conn cu J l A - 13 nun. Last Mon day of Monthi R 43 Morniiis MhxhA iVm, n..ik ! Outlook 1., mln. Wednesdays oillii 10 t'O New 1 10 03 l.iteneri Choice iWetemt I 10 30 l.iiicners Choice (Western ! 11 DO : It 03 Morning Mrloiltr 11 30 Morning Meltutiea 11 M Thought For The Day 12 00 Newt , 12 03 l ake Countv Newi ij 10 M.moc l ourtty News rOBS OPFN :SO P.M. to J ,Z$L I KINGS I I THIEF I Amu Idmvna BLYTH PURDOM NIVEM SANDERS V Roje- moor; I ViHJ BEAUTIES Ktl HUNGERED mm IS . vkuni VJClNl EmaScoP Starring UMrBorat: .. . ,WI Lit""" TONIGHT COMMUNITY CONCERT TOMORROW ff3 Tochhlbolor 1 ois.itftn on 5J JOEL McCREA pLUJ I MIROSLAV r. -ft T-'SW bH.j.i . - -.TP- 1 Gilchrist High News By MAX INK FLETCHER All over the nation people con tributed to the 1956 March o( Dimes Drive. Gilchrist alto took part. The drive was sponsored bv the Letterman s Club, during Jan", uary. There were donations and a basketball game to raise money Jor this worthy cause. .Vera Rochek, principal.- reported that the contri butions were as follows: Basketball same. $78.76: Grlzzliettes, $5; sen ior class, $15; faculty, $2f.40: freshman class, who sold pop at the game. $5.10; juniorettes. who sold candy at the game, $2.20; sev enlh grade. $6.40; elementary tirades. S2.33: making It a grand total of $186.19. Canisters placed tn the various business firms In Crescent and Gil christ bv the Lettorman's Club uere not opened for counting, bu. were turned over to the March of Dimes Committee In Klamath Falls with the above sum. "Geoige says I'm a genius ! - nf 9051 l2. -JO; )0- You're asked us again and again for vour favorite "good clns.slc." line It 1st Depend on it to go everywhere at the ring of the phone, to keep you neat and smart wherever ou go this busy season. If you're a Roller, sew It for a comfortable trolf dress too. 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In the old days Lipgosl was the star, the mad scientist who stirred bubbling concoctions, but on this set Basil Rath bone Is playing the looney doctor. Lon Chaney, John Carradlne and Akim Tamlroff also are in "The Black Sleep.'' Lugosi plays Rathbone's butler, a mute servant "who Just lets people in and out." "There is Basil playing my part," Lugosi said as we stood on the set. I used to be the big cneese. I have no dialogue because I was a bit worried whether I could do Justice to the expecta tions. I'm still recuperating. In the gloomy set. Rath bone was reviving a man in the coffin. But I shivered more from the off screen horror story Lugosi told me. "I began using narcotics to kill the pain of sciatica," he ' said. Finally the doctor said I used sc much I would die in Fix months if I didn't stop. ''I couldn't afford the sanitar ium. The only solution was to vol unteer to enter the county hospital There was no sense in trying to hide my problem. 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