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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KEJIALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY. MARCH 15. 1956 "DENNIS THE MENACE" (Radio Jjog TV Critic Recalls Early ' My DON'T WE JUST TgU HEf? THAT WE'RE HOT GONNA EAT EVER AWN?' MC jrt Lnkfefter To Keep Emmy Ceremony 'Light By AI.INK' MOSBV I'nllrii Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) When TV hands out Its Emmy Awards Sat urday night, mustcr-of-ccrcmonies Art Llnkletter will keep the event light and funny 10 It won't be "pompous" like the Oscar rites. Some 2,000 celebrities and work ers of the TV industry will put on DOORS OPFN 8:SO P.M. ENDS TONIGHT ! "AJ0Y!"c?-X' IIKXIXIHI .. THE SHEEP HAS 5 LttX' "Explode with Mirrlmentl" an unusual motion picture GOIPEN POORS OPrN 6 30 P M " i J"HTt alMj MAN FROM ANOTHER WITH NEW, GREAT POWERS! Y3 an "untouchable" theme I I OttO I Preminger's f The MANf WiTH THEi A3 i i vklllllllJV r PLUS" ONfOf am( rf (UTWtlTiKu) Merrtne U I iH lid ' 4 I I J ' ifj G'9t Meitjemiry Mory Hiwnrd TOMORROW SEGO MILK DOORS OPEN 12:45 Q y m A4Z TV: i-4 -y. . iz. their best minks and black ties to welch (he Emmy statuettes be- inpr hanaed out on a converted Ice rink, the huge Pan-Pacific Audi toriuin. The senior award-givers the movies Oscars conduct their af fair with seriousness. But Link let- itr thinks, "the nicest thins about the TV Academy Is It's a young group and has not yet become pompous." The Emmy show has Its em phasis on humor instead of on tear ful acceptance speeches by serious .stars an at the Oscar ceremony. JOIN C AST The Oscar crowd usually has se rious actors and actresses to pre sent the awards. But the Emmy group hopes to keep the TV au- lence smiling by having comics as presenters. Including George Gobel, Jimmy Durante, Bob Cummings, Martha Rave and Sam Leven&on. Also unlike the Oscars, most of the Emmy nominees plan to bhow up for the show both here and In New York. Oracle Allen, Eve Ar den. Walt Disney, Loretta Young, Barry Bullivnn, Robert Young and Danny Thomas are among the 208 nominees who made rewervations Link letter ottered to emcee the event after a spirited squabble over the Emmy nomination bnllot. One group tried to cancel the event Jcrrv Lewis and Dick Powell were among stars who turned down the cmcoe ob. GIVE ADVICE 'A lot of friends told me shouldn't have taken It because It has been turned down by others." he grinned. "That's a fetish in this town to keep face. I feel the TV Academy needed help." LinkU;tter emceed the Emmy's second awards, but the evening was nearly catastrophic. The cur tain failed to go up. the microphone conked out and a plaster column on Urn stase fell over and knocked a vtollonlst unconscious. DOOR9 OPEN 6:30 P.M. i iM.'.ii.q.i LAST TIME TODAY! TOMORROW Rno WALT DISNEY'S , It MM4 TUNIDHT IB PELICAN SURPRISE NIGHT! PATRICIA Ml MICHAEL RENNIE HUGH MARinwr iai ... .,.,,,, MATINEE . .... m. m i CI I'M (TD .S'OTK: Tbt Htrl aaa Ktwa It rasptaslali far Uit mlayt .a tag is i taa ri4l ana TV srasdalss. tktr ar VBkllth4 mtflj m Battll rr(, a ara farnnasa fcf tat tsr.aa ( Usas iavsKta.) KFTW-CBS ABC. Ui KG Thursday Evening, March IS 00 Today's Iporti HifMighu IS Lowtll Thomas CBS i.to Amoi 'N' Andy Music Hall CB CM nwi LOB 7:00 31st Precinct CBS T JO News CBS T:35 Jack Canon Show CBS 00 Nw CBS ua Curt Mauiy Show CBS JO Tifer in lha Sky 14 Bing Crosby CBS 00 Soundmirror ABC :tO FBI la Pear and War CBS 10 00 10 PM Edition Nwi 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10. JO Tima for Relaxation 11 oo Sifn Off Niwi Summary 11:04 Sign Off Friday, March 16 00 Minuia Nwa Summary a. oi Amenca i ravoritc Music 13 Minute Ncwa Summary :I8 A'nercai Favorite Muaie :30 Minute Ntwa Summary :il America Favorite Muaie 6:43 Minute Niwi Summir" Amarca'a Favorite Music T OO News Breakfast Ediuon 7 15 Dub "1 and Meit Show 7:00 Frank Goaa CBS 7:43 Harry Babhltl CBS CO Breakfast Club ABC 9 U0 Better Livini 9.13 Brown Stamp QuU Timt ;tO Helen Trent CHh 9:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10 00 Wend) Warron CUS 10:13 Ma Perkini CBS 10 .TO Youn i Or, Malon CBS 10:43 Guiding Light CBS 11. CO Stop 'V Shop 11:13 Aunt Mary CRS 11:30 Nora Draha CBS 11:43 Aunt Jenny CBS la rw Noon Eoition Newa 12:15 Payleia Sidewalk Show I2::t0 Houae Partv CHS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Ruth A-iiiton CBS 3:10 Stop 'N' Shoo 2:13 Easy Listening 3:40 Tell Me. Doctnr 3:45 Ted Malonc ABC 4:00 Whlipering Street ABC 4:15 Basin Briefa 4:30 Today'a Top Tunes 3:00 Edward K. Murrow CBS 5:15 Weather Roundup 5:30 Tom Harmon CHS 5:43 Frank Goii CBS 5:35 Hometown Newa 8:00 Today'i Sports Hifhlifhti 13 Lowell Thorn i CBS 30 Amoa 'N' Andy Mutto Hall CBS 33 Chevrolet Newi CBS 7:00 CBS Radio Workshop 7::Ht Newa CBS 7:33 Jack Carson CBS 8:00 News DBS 8 03 Curt Maaaev CBS ' 8:30 Showboat Round the. Bend 8:43 Bing Croshy CDS 0 00 Sound Mirror ABC 8:30 Dupont Awards for Radio and TV CBS ir.:00 10 p.m. Edition 10:13 Johnny Dollar CRS 10.30 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI MBB DLB8. 11SI KC Thursday Evening, March IS 8:00 Bob Green News DLB3 8.15 Warren Bunyan Sporta Report :2S Hollywood Highlifhta 8 30 rirat Federal Newa 45 Sam Hayes DLBS 35 Harry Wiamer DLBS 7:00 Official Detective DLBS 7:30 Crime Fighters DLBS 8 00 Playhouse of Favorites 8:30 Bob and Ray DLBS 8 55 Les Paul Mary Ford DLB1 :00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis. Jr.. DLBS 9:30 Coke Timt with Eddie Fisher DLBS 9:45 Bob Inch Show 10:00 Edward P. Morgan News ABC 10:15 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Five Mmul Finals DLBS 11:05 Sign Off Friday, March 16 00 First Newa 8:03 Sunrise Serenade wllh Lucas :30 flans of the Pioneers ;4ft Farm Reporter d T:00 Hemingway MRS ' 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS Mrs. Ted Crocker Elected PTA President DUNSMUIR Mrs. Ted Crocker was elected presidfnt ol the ele mentary school PTA at last week s meeting. Other officers next year are Mrs. David Benkosky, vice president, Mrs. Earl Sweetwine. secretary; Mrs. Bob Dewey. Iinancial secre tary- and Mis. George McKeogh, Entertainment at the las,t meet ing was provided by the Mathcv- slngers led by Mrs. Reva Coon. SEW-EASIKST! '9389 Beginner-easy JIKy.jew no watMline seam! Popular deep-yoke ta.thion for the Jr. Miaat Strictly the rage this season Ihe bloued bodice eaed Into fullness by "oft Sther! Nlp-ln the waislllne with your favorite bell ! Sew It, wear II riar.t twayl Pat'.ern KM:' Jr. Miss Sires (. II. 13. 15. 11. Sue 1 takes yard. 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. 8end thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-clas mull ing Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and Nc, Pattern D;p: , WJ West lih St.. New Yora II. N Y. Print plainly name, address ith lone, site and ile number ly I -1T VV II 7 30 Today's Best Buys , , 7:45 Bunjjn Newt 00 Cliff Engle DLBS 13 Momtng Melodies with Lucaa 8 43 Mid-Mornint: N'hs U:iK Morning Melodten with Lucas 0 13 Kraft News DLBS 9.20 Mornirg Melodies with Lucas 9:43 Baain BouqucI 10 w Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:15 Tello Test DLCS 10-30 Visit to LaPolntes 10:43 Quickie Quu 11 (Jl Tin, Tt ni.ns 11:25 Kraft News Sam Hay eg DLBS li:JO Queen for a Day DLBS 12 00 News DLES 12 03 Record Merry Go Bound DLBS 1:15 Bunyan Noon News 12 30 Best On Record 12 45 MLJ's Town and Country Timt i w Liiiiiua miiK time 1.13 Forward March 1 30 Bandstand. L'SA DLBS S 00 Wayne Loerke Show 3 00 Bob Greene Newa DLBS 3 03 Wavne Lierke Show 3 TO Behind the Siory DLBS 3 43 Tello Test DLBS 4 03 Keyboard Kaoers 4 15 Hemingway MBS 4 .M) Here a trie Answer DLBS 4 45 Sam Hayes DLBS 5i0 Bunyan' Timher Tales 5.05 Johnnie's Traffic Jam 5 15 Calling All Driver! 31!0 Johnnie's Traffic Jam 5 45 Bill Brundice SporU DLBS 3 31 Newscast MBS 100 Bob Greene DIBS 15 Warren Bunvan Sport Report 23 Hollywood Highlight "pori ' First Federal News 45 Sam Havci DLBS 33 Harry Winner DLBS 7 00 Counterspy DLBS 7 30 Cilv Editor DLBS 8 00 True or False DLBS 8.30 Bob and Ray DLBS 5 35 Lea Paul-Marv Ford DLBS ft 00 Gabriel Hentter DLBS 915 Fulton Lewis. Jr., DLBS 0 30 Bob Inch Show ' L'e5. puui "rv 'ord DLBS 0:.-50 Bob Inch Show !n ?? nd'rd Mrn News DLBS 10.15 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Five Minute Finals DLBS U:U3 Sign Off KBES TV Channel I CBS, NBC, ABC . Thursday Evening, March 15 11:30 Devotions 12 :W Matinee 1:0J Medford City Police 1:13 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater 2:45 Val Rogue 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Western Theater 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:00 Pinkv Lee 5:30 Rin-Tin-Tin 6:00 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:15 Newi 6 25 Weather 6:30 Ore-Cal Panorama 7:00 Sherlock Holmei 7:30 Quiz Kids 8 00 G roue ho h?Y Klck Around 8 43 Talent Time 9:00 Star & The Story 9 30 Ford Theatre 10:00 I Led Thr T i.a 10:30 Mr. X f.lj,v Wrint Playhouse 12 00 News and Sign Off Friday, March 16 11 '30 Devotfnna 12 00 Matinee i wj garden Home Farm 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater 2:43 Val Rogue Camera 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Western Theater i iiS Uncl Bi,1' Show 5 00 Pinky Lee 5:.i0 Wild Bill Hfcknk 6 00 Industry oh Parade 613 News -6 23 Weather 6 30 Walt a Workshop i valcade of Sports ntK ,r'ji Hudson's Secret Journal 8:15 Medical Hlstorv -"nai 8:30 AM Star Theater 8:00 Highway Patrol 9:30 Major of the Town ' 10:00 The I. in. Ii Wn 10:.! Premier Theater .w ntwi &n Off ' ' KCNO Alluras California. 570 srn cycles-1000 Watts Program In, for the month of March. (Monday through 'Friday) Inclusive 6:33 Sign On 6:.'ll Tnn n' Th. 7:00 N.W. 7:(k5 Western Meenj.r i V'Ji T.no ' Th Mnrnlni 7:M Under Th. C.pltol Domt 7...0 New. S IOD ' Th' Mornlnf 7:M Plymoulh Star Tim. 8:IMI Newi :0.1 Tod O" The Mornmi a JO Top O' The Mornlnc H on New. 9:03 Swap shop :1S Come And Get It 9..T0 Mornlnc Melodie. .3S Morninn Melodie. Mode Counrll , ., - 15 " L.t Mond.y ol Mo. t.ii Momma Melodiej iVour Health . Outlook - IS mln. Wed. only. 1000 News 10:03 Listeners Choice iWenterni IO.."tO Listeners Choice tWeaierni 11 00 Ncwa 11:03 Morning Melodies 11:30 Morning Melodies 11:33 Thought For The Day 12 00 News 12 Oil Lake Countv News IXIO Modoc County Newi 12:13 Noon News 12:30 Farm Fortim l2:Xi He-it On Record! I:(M1 News 1:03 Music For Dreaming 130 Mulc For Dreaming 2:(H1 Newa 2:3 Liatenem Choice iPopular, 2:30 Listeners Choice (Popular! 3:00 News : Lbtenera Choice W.ternt A:M Li Meners Choice iWesternl 4:oo News 4 03 Dance Time 4.30 Sunset Serenade 5(10 Newa 3:03 Sunset Srende 5- io Light CiasMcal Mime 600 News. World, LocaJ 6: lit Stmn Nws 6:13 Siei. Off Mim,, Wed., Frl , Morning MHodies Tue. and Thur.. Haven Of Rtrl Mon. Social Security. Tue. Alturas PTA - 13 min. 3rd Wed. of Mo. Cedarvllle PTA Louis R. Mann - 3 min. Wed. only Tue. and Thur. Beat On Records BUY AT STARK'S . . . Enjoy the difference! Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner WITH ATTACHMENTS STORE HOURS 9 10:30 to 5:30 We.kdoyi Open 'til ?:00 Friday Termi to fi your budget Vacuum Cleaner RENTALS ! S 1 Per Week j V. ' v ni i: 1 i FREMONT PTA OFFICERS who are guiding this year's program above, left, Mrs., J. E. Swansen, 1 703 Lekeshore Drive, presi dent and right, Mrs. William DePew, 430 Main Street, vice president. Lower, same order, Mrs. Ann Federhart, 22 1 0 Ore gon Avenue, secretary and Mrs. Oliver Moen, I29I Lakeshore Drive, treasurer. Photos by Ferebee Ike's Statement On Nixon Foreshadows WASHINGTON Ifl president Eisenhower's statement that "I would be happy to be on any ticket" with Vice President Nixon was Interpreted by senators of both parties today as foreshadow ing Nixon's renomination. "That ought to end any rumors the President might have another running mate." Sen. Mundt (R SD told an interviewer. He said the Republicans are now in a po sition to pu.sh ahead with their campaign "while the Democrats don't even know who their head man will be." I ltKSII PKAI.SE Elsenhower made the state ment, and accompanied it with fresh praise for Nixon, in com menting at his news conference yesterday on the New Hampshire primary in which more than 2'J.OOO Republican voters wrote in Nixon's name for GOP vice presi dential candidate. Eisenhow'er said the vote indi cated "lots of people" in New Hampshire "agree with what I have told you about Dick Nixon." Nixon didn't commit himself on running again, although friends said there is no doubt of his avail ability. He issued a statement saying: "There could be no greater re ward' for a man In public life than to have the President speak so generously as he has of my work on several occasions during the past three years. AH I can say is SAVE YOUR JOB Don't have your Waqei Garnishecd! If Today is Payday Make Your Bi-monthly Payment to Carters Collection AGENCY Medical Dental Bldq. Ph. 2-3424 FREE HOME TRIAL Our 1-Yr. Free Service Warranty Included! PHONl 713 TODAY OR COME IN AT 122 SOUTH lS Liberal trode-in allowance TJ 122 South th. KlomolK Foil. r t 't' ' '- -; -" K 1 - V. " ! - fI ! V; f ! : X ov-- : Veep's Namihg , that I shall try to continue day ! by day to do the best Job I can in behalf of the Eisenhower ad- ministration." In another statement, Nixon said "no one could have been more surprised than I was" at the size of the write-in vote for hiin in New Hampshire. NEW CHAIRMAN Sen. Schoeppel of Kansas, new chairman of the Senate Repub lican Campaign Committee, said, "I am glad to see the President make that statement because many of us on Capitol Hill feel the same way about it The New Hampshire write-in demon strates Nixon's - popularity with the people. ". . , .- , Senate GOP Leader Knowland of California and Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) said Eisenhower's state ment appeared to be an endorse ment of Nixon for renomination. WORLD'S FIRST RAfJOE WITH AN AUTOMATIC BROILER i GEGH3 GB533B 133333 "bROHS MEAT ON BOTH SIDES M ONC inholHhe.ime-ou.oma.uallyes broilingeven shuts -ell done 'Just f', your family s taste. new kind J eJ 5,uU ilf when meat .s done, ee moss. Automatic . cooking on i surface u tic oven for baking r choice of col- regular Drone., ors green, pink. I? M.4.1 t - 11th and Wolnut Days Of King Bv C'HARLKS MERCER NEW YORK I The other night I tuned In the TV set and there was mv old pal King Kong, he of the flaming eyes and monstrous apelike breed. It gave me quite a turn. There was a somewhat younger Bruce Cabot running around in puttees, and my old flame, Fay Wray, whom Kong coveted. I stuck right with It to that climactic scene, you remember, where Kong climbs the Empire State Building and those old World War I biplane Curtiss Hawks come slanting with that ah-ah-ah-ack of machine guns. It all took me back to 1933 be fore Hollywood ever had heard of television and "King Kong" stalked the neighborhood movie houses, fascinating or horrifying us adol- Horn Tooting Becomes Luxury NEW YORK (UPl Horn tooting became an expensive luxury in New York City today. The price: $10 and up. The luxury pricetag went on honking at 12:01 a.m. as part of a drive to bring quiet to the city's blaring, bustling streets. Police had orders to hand out summonses to anyone caught toot ing a horn. A summons automatic ally requires a trip to court and a fine ranging from $10 to $50 Mayor Robert F. Wagner pro claimed March 15 "Q-Day" in cele bration of the occasion and posed Wednesday with his forefinger to his lips while holding a sign with the legend: Don't be A Goose! Hold That Honk." CRONt'HI CONVINCED NEW YORK (AT Italian Presi dent Giovanni Gronchi says his visit to this country "has con firmed my deep conviction that friendship with the United States must be strengthened and main tained in all its aspects" through the North Atlantic Treaty Organ ization. Gronchi left by plane yes terday for his homeland. TO SAN FRAN. $11.25 Plus Tax .tsti. or whitc. euu 36.VI YOUR OLD RANGE iirl IS THE DOWN PAYMENT $1002 PER SEE IT! TRADE TODAY! Tele-Pliance CENTER Kong Film escents according to our 'natures. Personally I caught it at a movie house known as the Royal on a dark and rainy Saturday night Alone. Cursed by either cowardice or an overly active Imagination, i made my way uneasily home I through silent, rain-swept streets. The folks were out, I turned on a lot of lights and the radio and I was pretty brave for a while there until I heard the car In the driveway. Then I was ashamed of myself and haven't mentioned it till now. To be honest about It. I didn't just happen to tune the set to "King Kong." I heard people talk ing about it. The grassroots com ment I heard on the reshowlng of the old movie took two trurns.. First, many oldsters were Inter ested that youngsters who weren't alive to see Kong in his original movie lour are just as excited by him as the oldsters were when they were young. It was quite heart-warming to some to find that kids are still kids after all despite me warpea notions of some ad ults that they're an entirely dif ferent breed these days. I also heard one or two adults express the view that "King Kong" Just ain't fittin' fun for young 'tins. At lirst I was inclined to agree with him. And then I remembered my own experience with Kong and thought what a sanctimonious at titude to strike in my old age True, Kong had frightened me. But not enough to send me into a de cline or ever put me in the hands of a psychiatrist. ' In a way an old movie like "King Kong" probably does more good than harm. It gives us oldsters the pleasure of that old nostalgia. And it gives youngsters the pleasure of something brand new. University Singers Mills School Thursday, March 22 "I can take all the luggage I need on the Shasta Daylight" outhern . pacific TO PORTLAND $9.81 Plus Tox 100 SMOKELESS EVEN PREPARES COMPLETE BROILER MEALS BROILS WITH DOOR CLOSED MONTH Phono 2-3771