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

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO PETERSON SCHOOL BROWNIES clasp hand) schools united for Dad-Daughter Girl Scout Week, March II to 18. to right: Margaret Foutz, Gloria Foutz, Roselyn Royse, Diane Parker, Paula Sabo and Diane Royse. Twyla Ferguson and Shssta schools were also included in the neighborhood dinner honoring fathers. Skits were given by each troop for entertainment. 1 Brumbaugh Photo tm NOTF: Th IfrrsIA and Newt It not rftiaiill fur Ul minute cbaiijrrt J tht radio nd TV artardulm. Tbr sr putillthrd mrrrly at a public irri t nrl ir ftirniiht d by the various U' lion Involved.) KFLW -'BS A ABC. 1430 Kf U'cdiirsday Kvnninjr, March 14 BOO Today's Sports HiKtillRhta DOORS OPrTN 6r30 P.M. 25 TODAY ONLY! COLOR CARTOONS TOMORROW Patricia Michael Hub NEAL RENNIE MARLOWE ; fxittraentl Advenltiril Thtlllsl Allien Goo. MONTOOMIRY V, iL DOORS OPEN f-.AHAZINGI . CI TODAY & TOMORROW! !"A JOY 8 ii SCREAM!" - Crowther, N. Y Times The Incamparablt FERNANDEL in a delightful "tour de fane' ( "the smi? "The Year's Funnies! Film!' til jMogoiin traditional dinner at Altamont School as Girls above are part of Brownie MS towU Thomat CBS 6 .10 Amoi 'N' Anay Muilc Rail CBS -3 NtWI tUS 7 00 Munic 7 03 Blue Ribbon BouU ABC i fiM) NW4 LtiS R:t)3 Curt Maisty Show CBS 8.30 What On You Think 8 4.1 Bing Crosby CBS 9 Of) Sound Mirror ABC 0:;i0 Preiidenllal Report CBS fl 45 N'ruimnkrn CBS 9 .3.1 This I Brlieve CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:13 Johnny Dollar CBS in ;! t Time fr Rela.-Jilton 11:00 Smn Off Newa Summary 11:03 Sign Off Thursday, March 15 6 00 Minnie New Summary 0 01 Amerlra's Favorite Mune h:13 Minutt Ncwa Summary 6.18 America's Favorite Mualo 8.10 Minute New Summary 8 ill America'! Favorite Muiie 11.43 Minute New Summary 6.40 America'! Favorite Mutlr? 7.00 Newi Breakfast Kdltioa 7:1.1 DiiRan and Mrt Show 7.0 Frank (ion CBS 7:0 Harrv hnbbltt LRS 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Better Living 0.1.1 Brown Stamp Qui Time M Mi Helen Trent CBS 9.43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Wendv Warren CBS 10:15 Ma Terkina CHS 10:30 Young Or Ma lone CBS DOORS OPEN r30 P.I TODAY! Ihtllllnt lUt-Aciti, ftttutt! IITIEEST TECHNICOLOR , FEDBO ARmENDARIZ - JOSEPH t'AllflA ' tODCHFO ACOSTA A - ANDRES VElASQUiZ 1 f 'ttiftsatiS? 6:30 CIANO Mlif tNTItNAffOMai Ctirtcs amh mia mrrvAi BV V-rt71AL SVtaV I ; UUGH i rill- scouting manner when fou a prelude to observance of troop No. 27 and are, left 10:43 Guiding Light CBS j 11:00 Marian ftom Mlller'i 11:10 Muilc 11:13 Aunt Mary CRS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 Aunt Jennie CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newa 12:13 Payleu Sidewalk Show 12 . Home Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrev CBS 2 :t0 Hank Henry Show 3 fiD KUHS v LitiL-uin Baiketball 4:1.1 Basin Briefs 4::t0 Today'! Top Tunea 5 00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 3:!.1 Weather Roundup 3:TO Tom Harmed CBS 3:4.1 Frank Gost CBS 5'.V"i Hometown News 6 00 Today'! Sport! Highlight! 6:13 Lowell Thomai CBS 6 30 Aiiiqi 'N- Andy Muaie Hall CBS 6 3.1 Newt CBS 7:00 3Ut Precinct CBS 7::t0 News CBS 7 :t5 Jack Carbon Show CBS 8 r,o Newi CBS 8 0.1 Curt Mnssey CBS 8::i0 Tiiter in the Pkv 8 43 Bing Crosby CBS 9.00 Sound Mirror ABC 9 :to FBI in Peace and War CBS 10.00 10 PM Edition 10 13 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Timt for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Oft Newa Summary 11.0.1 Sign Off KFJI MBS A DLB3. 1150 KC Wednesday Evening March 14 6:00 Bob Greece DI.BS 613 Warren Bunyan Sports Report 6:23 Holt) wood Highllghu 6::i0 First Federal Newt 6:4.1 Sam Hayes DLBS 6M Harry Wimer DI.R 7:00 Gang Buster! DLBS 7 ;10 Public Prosecutor DLBS 8 00 Weird Clrrle B ;io Bob and Ray R:.Vl Le Paul and M.irv Ford DLBS S:no tiaiiriei tteatter DLBS. i':15 Fulton Lewis Jr. 9 :t0 Bob Inch Shnw 9:4.1 Lei Paul-Mary Ford DLBS fl .10 Hob Inch Show 10 00 Edward P. Morgan Newa ABC 10:1.1 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Five Minutt Finals DLBS 11:03 Sign Off Thursday, March 15 6 00 Early News 6:0.1 Sunrise Serenade with Lucas H-.W Sons of the Pioneers 6 45 F.irm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7 10 Todays Best Buys 7:4.1 Bunyan News 8:00 Cliff Engle DLBS 8:1.1 Morning Melodies with Lucas 8:4.1 Mid-Morning News 9.00 Morninc Melodies with Lucas 9:13 News DLBS 9:20 Morning Melodies with Lucas 9:4.1 Basin Bouquet 10.00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:1.1 Tello Test DLBS 10:.'l0 Visit in LaPoir.tei 10:4.1 Quickie Quii 11:00 Tun. Test DLBS 11 2.1 S.mi Haes Nryi DLBS 11-30 Queen lor a Dav DLBS 12:00 Mutual Reports The Newi M 12:05 Record Merry Go Round DLBS 12:1.1 Bunyan Noon News 12:;WI Best on Record 12:43 MU s Town and Country Time Loo Carnation Mtlk Time, l l.l Join The Navv t::i0 Standard School Hour DLBS 2:00 Glen Fox Show 2:1.1 Vane lerke Show 3.00 Bob Greene Newa DLBS Jn.t Wane Loerke Show 3 .10 Behind the Storv DLBS 3:4.1 Tello Tet DLBS 4 00 Keyboard Kapet- 4:1.1 Hemingway DLBS 4:io Mere s the Answer DLBS 4 43 Sam Haj e DLBS 3 00 Bunyan a Timber Tales 3:0,1 Johnnie s Traffic Jam 3 4.1 Bill Brundiga Sport! DLBS .1 VI Newi m.HS 6 00 Hob Green DLBS 6 1.1 Warren llunvan Sports Report 6 23 Uri;woort Highlifhta B-.10 FlrU Federal News 6 4.1 Sam Hates DLBS 6 VI Harry Wmmer DLBS 7.00 Official Detective 1)1. PS 7::tO Crime Fighters DLBS 8-00 Playhouse of Favorites 8 :w Rob and Rav DLBS fl .M Les PauLMary Ford DIBS 9 00 Gabriel Hen Iter DLBS 9 1.1 Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS 9.30 Coke Time with Eddit Fisher DLBS fl 4.1 Boh Inch Shnw 10 00 Edward P Morgan News ABC 10 13 B,.b Inch Show 1! 00 rive Minutt Finals DLBS 1:03 Sign Off RBES TV Channel I CBS. NBC, ABC Wednesday Kvrnlne, March 14 tl -V Devotiona 12 00 Matinea 1 00 (.arden Home St Farm 1 13 Secret Storm Afternoon Theater 2 4.1 A Visit From Your Veterinarian 3 00 Femtnirt Fancies 3 ,;to Medford City Schools Tim. 4 Oil TBA 4 Ml V'n. le Rill 3 tw Pitikv Lee 8 30 And'i Gang 6 (X Dance Time 6 1.1 New 6 23 Weather 6 .TO Houalong CiMidy 7 on f S Steel Hour 6 00 Dine land 1 00 Follow that Man b o clenc Fiction 10 DO Tales From The Texas Rangers ! U00 Newi and Sign Off ' IhuTsdiv, March 15 11 30 Devotion! 12 OO Matinee 1 00 Medford Cllv Police 1 1.1 Secret Stoi ni 1 0 Afternmn Theater 2 4.1 Vat Roxue 3 00 Feminine Fannei .1 .) Wetem Theater 4 .10 t'nele Bill .100 Pmkv lee 3 TO Bin Tin Tin 00 Ore-Cal Panorama l. News A( Veafer t.VlOte Cal Pan.trann 7 00 Sherlof h Holmes 7 in Q-.!: K.Ai 6 00 (iroucho 6 M l et s Kick it Around 8 4.1 Talent Tune n0 Star and The Story ft w Ford flieaier 10 00 1 Led 3 Lives 10 :w Mr X 11 00 Plavwrifhts Pla hovist 12 00 Newi and 5'tn Off KINO Altura California. 570 Kilo- fvclM 1000 Wall rrogram log; (or the month of March. (Monday through r rtdan lncluW R W .Vfn On it T,.n O The Mot rung 1 00 News JIERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Light Rain. Fog Prevail By TIIK ASSOCIATED TRESS Blustery March weather, wet fogKV, an(1 cloudy, extended over broad areai of the country today. The only bright spots were in the Southwest desert region and Florida. Light rain and fog prevailed over the Middle Atiantlo - Coast slates, southern sections of the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and north ern parts of Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi. t There was some fog and, snow or snow mixed with rain In south ern and central Illinois, Missouri, central Indiana and northern Ar kansas. Snow fell to a depth of 2 to 4 inches in northern Missouri, with light falls In sections of Illi nois and Indiana.' " .' Heaviest rain fell : in .western Tennessee and Kentucky, "with falls of more than an inch in some places. Light snow fell In the northern and central Rockies and In widely scattered areas of the Great Ba sin. Warmer weather was reported in most of the country except in the Northern Plains and northern Minnesota. Another batch of cold air moved southward from Cana da and sent temperatures tumb ling to zero and below. At Grand Forks, N.D., it was -13. a drop of 34 degrees compared with 24 hours earlier. It also was on the cold side In the Great Lakes region with read ings far below freezing. FORGER ERRS BUTTE. Mont, in0) A convicted forger, put on probation in Feder al Court, made a mistake when he tried to pay for a steak dinner with a check. The mistake, Police Chief B. J. Riley said, was signing: the name of Bion W. Hall, fpderal probation officer, to the check. Po lice, called to the cafe by the cashier, pave Gordon M. Craw ford permission to finish his steak before they took him to jail. 7 03 7:15 7:2.1 7:M 7:45 7:.V 8 00 8:0.1 B::iO 9 00 9.03 9:15 9:.'t0 9.33 9:43 10:00 10:0.1 10:10 11 to 1 1 .03 11;:W Western Meienger Top O" The Morning Under The Capitol Dome New Top O' The Morning Plymouth Star Time News Top O' The Morning Top O' The Morning News 1 Swap Shop Come And Get It Morning Melodies Morning Melodies tModoe Council PTA - 13 min Last Monday of Mo. Morning Melodies 'Your Health Outlook - 13 min. Wed. onlyi News Listeners Choice iWeterni Listeners Choice (Western) News Morning Melodies Morning Melodies Thought For The Day News Lake Countv News 1 1 :.V 12 00 12 03 12:10 12,13 12:10 12::t3 1:00 1:05 1 30 2:00 205 2:10 3:00 3:0.1 3:: Modoc County Newa Noon News Farm Forum Rct On Records News Music for Dreaming Music For Dreaming jvewa LUteners Choice (Popular Listeners Choice (Popular I News Listeners Choice (Western) Listeners Choice (Western! News Dance Time Sunset Serenade 4:00 4.0.1 3(H) News 3:0.1 Sunset Srenade , 3::t0 Light Classical Muilc 6 00 New a. World, Local 6:10 Sport News 6.13 Ski. Off Mon "Wed.. Frl., Morning Melodies liie. and Thur.. Haven Of Rest Mon. Social Security. Tue. Alturaa PTA - 13 mil. 3rd Wed. ot AIo. Cedamllc PTA Louis R. Mann - S min. Wefl. only Tue. and Thur. Best On Hecords I V 'TV t ...... i lltSFl t-Jl k Tom savs he wouldn I trade me tor a dozen M.inivn Monroes, tie just marvels at how I manage to keep our house shining like a new penny and yet have lime for so many other things. Really, it's simply a mailer of finding faster, easier ways to get my housework done. My wood floors are a good example. I used to cringe at just the thought of all that messy, hard cleaning and waxing until a friend told me about how Bruce Cleaning Wax cleans as it waxes. Imagine, no floor washing at all. And my wood floors are just beautiful. , ou should try Bruce Cleaning Wax on your wood floors. It's ically wonderful! Vlncitleitillh. r t found othrr Brmt prtHlllitf htlji n,r, loo. 1'lHrti P'tt,e iw ( If oner tor clromnz and i-ihler m.uie. Bruit Ttl'f M'tfv, B-iu f Anthill Tilt drtvter. Brute ivhalt Tilt SclJ-Fohshmt ltd. and t.f new Bruee Ml-Polihint M Jr. ,!, for Hiirs II ' I Brmt! Tom thinks I'm tops!" i Kim Novak Ponders Decision To Marry Wealthy Mac Krim By ALINE MOSBV I nud Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) Kim Novak has decided she'll make up her rrind about marrying wealthy Mac Krim by the end of summer. But her friends are bet ling those old cupid'ktllers career and a big movie studio are conspiring to make her say (no. The romance of the new star and the handsome investor has 'become a -real-life Romeo-Juliet story in the tinsel town of heartbreak. Kim says, "I'm going to the Cannes Film Festival next month. Within a few months after my re turn I'll make up my mind about Mac." But the story behind this, has a HALF-SIZE SUNDRESS 9350 14' 24Vi Step-ln sundress with a slimming side-buttoned line: designed espe cially to flatter Uie shorter, fuller figure! You'll find this neat, smart fashion the perfect answer for warm summer weather; Jiffy-sew several cool cottons for each day of the week! Pattern 9350: Half Sizes 14'i, 16'2, 18i,, 20',i. 22j, 24"a. Size 16' 2 takes 35, yards 35-lnch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 tents 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 zone, size and style number. with MIRACLE-MOTION You'll feel this smazing new freedom "he moment you try on this unique bra! Twin controls over cup sections keep shoulder straps on your shoulden at all times. Special elastic inserts breathe right along with you . . . snug fitting band bottom slays firmly in place. Grcular stitched for natural, youthful uplift, firmer support and beautiful, sharply defined separation. A cup, 32-36. B cup, 32-40. C cup, 32-42. In white satin or broadcloth, '2.00. DTIqIVDLni7- better plot than some of her pictures. Kim. a quiet, sweet girl, from Chicago, met Krim. a fellow Chi cagoan, in Hollywood when she was an unknown. The couple, both Catholics, fell in love with family approval. Then her career blos somed when an agent got her a contract at Columbia Pictures. The beautiful blonde was given slar billing in her first picture, "Pushover." Then came "Phffft." Recently a true star was born when she splashed across the screen in "Picnic" and "The Man With The Golden Arm." Kim is an example of a star manufactured by a studio, as op posed to one who makes the grade first on Broadway or TV. The stu dio wants to protect its investment. And young females rise faster as single girls. "As far as publicity is concerned, it's better she's single and goes out with actors." one studio worker ex plains. "Naturally studio execu tives suggested she'd be wise to stay single for a while." Some times she rebelled against the studio. She asked Mac to be her middle-man In talks with ex ecutives about her career. And if one looks closely at the dressing room scene in "Picnic." he'll see "KN loves MK" carved on the wall. "Kim did that to needle the stu dio," a friend chuckles. But recently a new obstacle has complicated the problem. Since "Picnic," Kim has discovered she's a big star. "She's beginning to enjoy this new world." her pal sighs. "Now I think she figures it might be wise if she didn't marry him." Dulles Talks In Viet Nam SAIGON, South Viet Nam Secretary of State Dulles declared today that South Viet Nam has made "striking progress toward consolidation of a strong and free country" in the past year. Dulles flew in from Thailand for a 22-hour official visit with Presi dent Ngo Dinh Diem and Foreign Secretary Vu Van Mau. He is tour ing the Far East after attending a conference of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization in Pakistan. Speaking to a large crowd at Saigon's airport, he said the re cent election of a constituent as sembly in South Viet Nam "is a significant step toward develop ment of a constitutional repre sentative government." "These achievements," he said, 'justify the Vietnamese people in facing with resolute confidence the great tasks which lie ahead." Dulles goes from here to Man ila. To our friends and custo mers Hiqhway Grocery & Service Station, North En trance, WILL RE-OPEN tor business March 15. The Management O In white nylon, '2.50. 'DENNIS THE MENACE" 'THESES NO BURIED TREASURE Girl Holds Police At Bay ATLANTA iff A 16-year-old gill with red hair, a straight razor and a switch-blade knife held suburban DeKalb County authorities at bay for three tense hours yesterday before she wa disarmed. Police Capt. Harry Christian said siie placed the razor at her throat and the open knife at her side and warned officers: "One step more and I'll kill my self." , Christian and Juvenile Judge Murphy Chandler eventually per suaded her to put down the knife. Then the police captain grabbed the razor. He said his trouser leg was slashed open in the struggle. The girl was found in a wooded area near her home after chasing her stepfather and her mother across the street. They called po lice. Christian said she seemed to think her family was too strict. "She told us she'd been sent to an institution last December and stayed for six weeks. She said she'd die before going back." Juvenile authorities released the girl In the care of her uncle. Georgia's Juvenile Court law pro hibits publication of the names of persons 16 or under. I A handy guide to help you ! find the Services & Products I I V you need! J KEN'S FIXIT SHOP "If Ken Co n't Fix Wilding Lathe Work Brazing Outboard Motor Sales and. 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