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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1956)
SUNDAY, MARCH 18, m PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS'. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON tt9 NOTfi Tas Hirst at Km It reill far lad Mlaalt u Ik reel ana IV scfeaelalfS. tkt are pa ells 4 mttr as a fustic aireice 4 ere faralihti kj Us earieaa ala lia a tateUatU JTW CB 4 ABC, 14&4 EC Sunday, March 11 I 00 Hymn Hnlorv 15 Church of Christ I SO Salt Lalte Citv Tabernac CBS 9 00 Voir of Propnecy ABC JO Invitation ut Laarnlng CBS SS Music 10.00 WMiand .lews ABC 10.05 Negro College Choir ABC !0 .JO Weekend Nwi ABC 10 Pilgrim! ABC 11 00 The Simphonette CBS 11 .10 Firt Preibnertan Omrch 12 00 New York Philharmonic CB3 J 00 Wool or th Hour CBS 3 OU Ntwi CBS J. 00 Romance in Mule ABC 2 30 Greatest Slorv tver Told ABC 300 Hour of Decmon ABC 3 JO Voice of Greece 4 00 Old faahloned Revival Hour ABC 100 Holljnood Mutic Hal) CBS 5 30 CBS Newiroom 6:00 GaJen DraXe. CBS 05 Our Mis Brooks CBS C.30 Two for the Money CBS 7 00 News CBS 7 09 Jutt Entertainment CBS 1 JO Gunimoli CBS T W New CBS SOO Facta or Fantasies CBS Bui Much Miller Shu cfiS 8 35 This I Believe CBS 9 00 News CBS 9 05 Edgar Bergen Show CBS ' 10 (JO 10 PM Edition News I 10 15 rmilv Albcm j 10 JO Revival Time I 1100 Si an Off Newt Summary 11.05 Sign Off Monday, March 19 0:00 Minute New Summary " ui. o.c.on OPEN EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINESE Foods mt their bast! M. 4494 For Ordors To Toko Out Ben B. Lee, Mgr. OP NOW! HEAR BETTER FOR LESS THAN EVER rmwL 50-X HEARING AID ONLY COMPLETE omaxinqly small, compact, effictenf ... the latest and greatest achievement in iemrh's famous Crusade to Lower the Cost of Hearing. Oporatn for about 10c week on o stnglo miniature battory, voilablo ovorywhar. 10-day Mony6ack Guarantto! 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Doesn't Cost It Povt Pay Nothing Down Aft Little A $1 Week Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Refunded ! 91 America's Favorite Mustr IS Minute Ken Summary 14 America's Favorite Muil f 10 Minute Ntws Summirj Jl America s Favorite Musia 6 45 Minute Newt Summary 4 45 America! Favorite Mune T M Newt Breakfast EditiM 7 13 Dugan and Mett Show T JO frank Goat CBS T O Harry Babbitt CBS Hreflsl Uinii ABC 9 00 Munc For You 9 15 Brown Stamp Quia Time tVJO Helen Tient CBS 45 Our Gal Sunda CBS 10 00 Wendy Warren CBS 10 15 Ha Perkins CBS 10., V Vuun Ur Melo- CBS 10 45 Guidu g Lignt CBS 11 00 Slop ( Shop II 10 Music 11.15 Au-u Marv CB II M Nora Drake CBS I 45 Aunt Jenny CBS I1UU Noon Edition N(w 13 15 Paless Sidewalk Show II (0 House Pri CBS 1 00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 W Hank Henrv Show 3 00 Ruth Athfn CBS 3 10 Stop -N" Shoo IMS Ea List-mng 3:40 Tell Me. Doctor 3 45 Ted Malona ABC 4.00 Whispering Streets ABC 4 15 Basin Briefs 4:.!0 Today's Top Tunes SOOEdHard It Murrow CBS 5 13 Weatfier Hound no 3' JO Tom Harmon CBS 3 45 Fiai.k Guu 3 55 Hometown News 00 Todiv'i Sports Highlights 4 15 Lowell Thomas CBS Amo 'N' ,nd CBa 15 News CBS T OO Godfrey Talent ScOyti CBS 7 30 News CBS 7 35 Jack Carson Show CBS B W News CBS I M Curt Vr.uey Show CBS 8 JO You Were There I 13 Btng Croioy CBS 00 News ABC IM Sound Mirror ABC 9 . Voice of Firestone ABC 10 00 10 PM Edition 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10 :) Time for Relaxation 11 00 Sign Off News Summary 11.05 Sign Off fcFJl MBS DLBS. 1159 KC Sunday, March 18 7:30 Oral Hooerut '00 Klamath Temole For 30 Bark to God DLBS 00 Radio Bible Clasa DLBS 30 Youth Soldiers for Christ University Singers Mills School Thursday, March 22 PAY NOTHING DOWN ONLY SI A WEEK 12 I HaoMtn- Mean be wn I a mm ma win i J I aachttel ! hsift ! i 1 1 YOUR CHILD... Success or Failure? Sometimes the only rhinq that keeps a child from tops in his class is inadequate vision. Make certain that your child it not handicapped bv Dr. William T. Hodson Opfomefriit With Otfittt At SfanilavcLtfc fatMy. 715 Main St. 45 Frank and Ernest DLBS 10.00 Newspaper of trie Air DLBS 10.15 Chmtian Science Heals DLBS 10 -10 Lutheran Hour 1100 Haven of Rest DLBS 11:50 Wings of Healing DLBS 12 00 News DLBS 12:15 Bill Cunningham DLBS 12 JO Jimmie tidier 12.45 Ba-un Buaueta 1 00 Comic Weekly Man 1 30 Sunday Favorites 2.00 Festival of Opera DLBS 3 .13 Sunday Favorites 5 00 Richard Haea Show DLBS 5 SO Sunday Favorites 3 50 Les Paul . Mary Ford DLBS 5 55 Hollywood Highlight 00 Walter Winchell MBS .IS Tomorrow i Front Paga Head lines DLBS 30 Local Evening Newt 4 45 Standby (or Music 7 BotmarTs BandaUnd Dt B 7 25 Tomorrow's World DLBS 7 TO Reviewing Stand DLBS SOU Hawaii Calts DLBS 8 .10 Proudly We Hail 9 00 Newspaper of Atr DLBS 15 Bob Considme DLBS .10 Chamber of Commerce 45 Les Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 50 General Sporta Tim DLBS 10.00 Wayne King Serenade lorM biarn off Monday, March 19 00 First News a 05 Sunrise Serenade with Lucas : Sons of me Pioneer 43 rum Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS ( 7:15 BreaKfaat Gang DLBS 7:30 Todays Best Bu 7 45 Bunj an News 00 Cliff Engl DLBS j 8:15 Voi nine Melot e with Lucai j 8:43 Mid-Morning News i 900 Morning Melodies with Lucas : 9:15 Kraft News DLBS 9 JO Morning Melodies with Lucas 9 45 Basin Bouquet 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10 13 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 A Visit to La Polntes 10:45 Quickie Quiz 11:00 Tune Test DLBS , 11:23 Network News DLBS U.jj Wueen eor A Day UiuS 12:00 Mutual Reports The Newt DLBS IJ:03 Record iierry Go Round DLBS 12:13 Bunyan Noon News 12 30 Beat On Record 12:45 MLJ's Town and Country Time 1:00 Carnation Mtlk Time 1:15 Here s to Vets 1 30 BandsUnd. USA DLBS 2:tX Wayne Loerke Show 3.00 Network News DLBS 3;03 Wayne Loerke Show 3:30 Behind the Storv DLBS 3:45 Tello Tut DLBS 4:00 Keyboard Kapere 4:13 Hemtngwtv MBS 4:30 Here s The Answer DLBS 4:43 Sam Hayes DLBS 5 OO Bunyan s Timber Tales 3.03 Junnnie s Traffic Jam 3:15 Calling All Drivers 5.20 Johnnie's Traffic Jam 5:43 Bill Brundtge Sports DLBS 3 53 News DLBS 00 Bob Green DLBS :13 Warren Bunyan Sporta Report :25 Hollywood Hlfhlignta 30 First Federal News 45 Sam Hayes DLBS 6 53 Harry Wlsmer DLBS 7 00 True Detective Mystery DLBS 7-30 John Steele DLBS :00 Family Theater DLBS 8:30 Bob and Ray DLBS 8:33 Les Paul and Mary Ford DLBS 00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS IS Tulton Lewis DLBS 9 30 Bob Inch Show 9 43 Lea Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 9:50 Bob Inch Show In ?? Edwaf p MorIn Nwi DLBS 10:15 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Five Minute Finals DLBS 11:08 Sign Off aVBES TV Chaarael ft CBS. NBC, ABC Sunday, March 18 12:00 Face the Nation 12:30 Sundav News MM) Hallmark Hall of Fame 2:00 The Christophers 3:00 College Hour 3:30 Secon4 Hundred Years 4.00 Sunday Matinee 3 30 Fashion Review 5:45 Rep. Harris Ellsworth 8:00 Bob Cummlnga Show 1:30 It s A Great Life 7 on Private Secretary 7:30 Waterfront oo The Ed Sullivan Show 9 00 G. e. Theater :30 Weekly News In Review 9;45 Modes of the Day 10 00 Loretta Young 10 30 Break the Bank 11:00 This la the Life 11:30 Social Security and the Farmer 11.40 The Clue Order Now For - Spring Planting From Stark Bros Nurseries 1 STARK BRO'J LANOSCAPI ARCHITECT will . you moiy, and privtnr many piaalina. aisoppolnrm.nri. 1 Plan, art ABSOLUTELY FRtE nd r Customer Tailored to fit your homo. 2 With your STARK BRO'S plan you can toko savaral yoart to aompltta your planting. Buy from STARK BROS NURSERIES on EASY PAY- 4. MINT T.rmi. Bob Kraft JJ Na. th St. Phona 341 Phon 8322 'DENNIS THE MENACE'! AH.Tr.ATo MUO tOO KNOW IT VVA 12:00 11:50 12:00 1:00 1:15 130 2:13 3 OO 3:30 4:30 3 00 5:30 fl OO 13 8:25 30 7:00 81X1 8:30 00 News le Sign Off Monday, March 19 Devotions Matinee Garden. Home and Farm Secret Storm Afternoon Theater Garry Moore Feminine Fancies Western Theater Uncle Bill Pmky Lee TBA TV Question Box News Weather Adventure in Literature siuaio une Racquet Squad Badge 714 I Love Lucy December Bride Duugliia Fairbanks Present Lawrence Welk Treaaure Travela The Clue News and Sign Off 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:30 11:43 U:00 Alturas California, 570 Kilo cycles 1000 Watts Program log for the month of March. SATURDAY 6:30 Sign On 8:31 Too O' The Morning 7:00 News 7:03 Western Messenger BPW Club, first and third Saturday 13 minutes. 7:13 Top O' The Morning 7:23 rner The Capitol Dome 7:30 News 7 45 Too O' The Morning 8 00 News 8 03 Too O The Morning 8:30 Haven Of Rest 9 00 News 9:05 Kiddles Kaner 9:13 Ktddi-s Kaperi 9:30 Hit Psrade 9:43 Hit Parade 10-00 New 10:05 Listeners Choice tPno 10:30 Listeners Choice (Western) 11 00 News 11 05 Morning Melodies lt:15 Look To Th Sklei 11:30 Join The Na'"" 1143 Bob Crosby show 12:00 News 1205 L.ike Countv News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 N,.on New 12 30 Western l4iie I Oil News 7 t 05 30 Too Tdrie 1 30 .TO Top Tunes 2 no New s 2:03 50 Top Tunes 2:30 50 Top Tunes 3:00 News 3:05 50 T"D Tunes 3 30 50 Top Tunea 4:00 News 4 03 Diini-e Time 4:30 Sunset Serenade 3 00 News 3:03 Sunset Serenade 5:30 Sunset Serenade 8:00 News. World. Local. Sport :13 Sign Of Sunday. March U 8:30 Sign On 9:31 Sunrise Serenade 7 00 Nfws 7 03 Sunrise Serenade 7:25 I'nder the Capitol Dome 7 Ne-vs 7 43 Sunrise Serened 8.0.1 cnmiopher Pronram 8:13 Calvary Echoes 8 30 Mu-ue Serenade 9:00 News 9-1)3 Wfsiern Messenger 9:13 Ministerial Prociam 9:. 1(1 Church Directnrv 9:43 234th Army Band Show 1001) News 10:03 Populnr Mimic 10: 13 Reserved For You 10 .10 Chaoel In The Sky 11 00 News 11.03 Concert 1130 Conceit 12-00 News 12:t3 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County Newi 12:13 Noon News 12:30 Wax Factory 1 00 News I 05 Wjv Factorv 1 10 Manhattan Melodies 1 3 Guest Star 2:(HI ,'tvv 2:05 Popular MuiUc 2:30 Children's Bihle Hour 3:00 News 3.03 Mump 3:.tn Prounly We Hail 4-itO News 4 05 Music 4 15 Lei There Pe T mlt 4 30 Sundny In Hollywood 3 il vs 5.03 Ornnn Music 5. .Ml I. gut Cldsticrfl Misic -W News. World. Local, Sport 13 Sun Off American Legion Auxiliary, first Sat urday of lIHllllIt. "ONE OF THE YEAR'S BEST! A powerful story Frank Sinatra is unforgettable!" - Tim Magazine "A SHATTERING DRAM A... Sinatra lives the best performance of his career. Make way for more Academy Awards!" -.... "A STRIKINGLY GOOO MOVIE with a perform ance by Frank Sinatra that will b: hard to beat whan ACADEMY AWARD time comes around!" .N.wro,kN.rowrr.bun. Q32SIsi2!?aS' AIL RIGHT. OiW'f RAINING Yreka Women Discuss Plans YPEKA The Yreka Business and Professional Womens Club met Tuesday evening at the home ol Brenda Gamble with Olive Young presiding. Final plans were discussed for the northern district conference to be held in Yreka April 14-15. Ruth Church Gupta, San Francisco at torney, will ijive the Saturday night banquet address on legislation. La Oocia Ellis of Chico. BPW state vice president, will speak at the Sunday luncheon and install new district officers. The Lu-Tu-Ami has been chosen as conference theme and will call attention to the Klamath River Indian, tribes, their customs, dress and handicraft. Elizabeth Hammond. 4-H All Star Girl, advised the clnb she will attend the state convention in Berkeley from March 25 to 29 and thanked the members for sponsor in? her trip. . The next dinner meeting will be held on March 27 with initiation of new members and a short busi ness meeting. - . Court Records KLAMATH FAM. MLN1LIPAL COl'RT Clay Thomas, meter ticket warrant 21 violations'. $32 forfeited Merrill Felton. drunk. S35 or 12l.t days. Clarence F. fCarr, drunk. S23 or 12'i days. Howard Emm, drunk. 20 day. Lindaey Pompey, drunk. 325 or 12' t days. Randolph Tupper, drunk. $23 or 12'i days. Paul Schrieher. drunk. $25 or 121 days. Parl Ray. drunk. J23 or 12' a days. Richard Arthur Smith, drunk. $23 or 12 'a days. Wendell L. Wood, meter ticket war rant '20 violations 340 forfeited. James D. Buck, meter and traffic ticket warrant mine violations 319 for feited. KLAMATH COCNTY DISTRICT COURT Harry Howard Chapman, railing to stop at stop sign, Sti bail forfeited. Dxiton Reed Parker, inadequate foot brakes. So paid. Stanley Ehier Johnston, violation ba sic rule, S7.50 paid. Robert Howard Anderson, no tail liiiht. S3 paid. Etiwnrd Arthur Hoagland. violation ha.-iic rule, S3 paid. Vernon Henry Gauthicr, violation ba sic rule. $R 30 nnid. Vernon Henry G an truer, violation ba sic rule. 517 30 paid. W;iiter Cornelius Killlan. violation ba sic rule. SO paid. William Harvey 1 Francisco, passing on crest of hill. S3 paid. Gerald Richard Domick. vagrancy. 30 days county Jail: committed. James Edward McMahnn. violation basic rule. 510 bail forfeited. Raymond Wendell Clark, violation ba- j sic ru.e. 57 30 bail forfeited. 1 Phillip Erwm Menges. no operator 1 1 license. 57 ,10 oaid. Arland James Christ, violation basic rule. 53 hail forfeited. I Nonn.in Kellv Cuddle, violation basic i rule H bail forfeited. ! Robert Elbert Leifeste. no operator's license. S7 30 Daid. Marley Clinton Thurman. fsjiling to ston at stun st:i. S3 bail forfeited. ! Jerry Charolette Rogers. improper I muffler. $3 paid. I PLANE TRASHES ! DAKAR. French West Africa A French military transport ; plane crashed dunnir a takeoif deep ui French West Afvica Satur-I dav. killing all eight persons aboard. DOORS I F 1 J 11 LLLlJ ! Mrs. Byron Johnson Relaies Interest In Red Cross Work A lifelong interest in swimming and a desire to help in the com munity programs motivate Mrs. Byron (Arlie Mae) Johnson of Ma lm to serve as a Red Cross volun teer. Mrs. Johnson says: 'I had my first Red Cross swimming training in Dallas. Ore gon and earned by Ufesavlng badge when I was 16 years old. I came to Maun as a bride IS years aao. My husband has a farm imple ment business and we live on a ranch east of Malin. I have four boys. David 13, Richard 11. Van 4 and Douglas 3. "Some years ago our town built a' park and swimming pool and TT i if " Vs s MRS. BYRON JOHNSON community leaders recognized that we must have trained people to conduct the swimming program. There is a lot of difference be tween Just knowing how to swim for personal pleasure or Demg capable of assuming responsibility for the safety of a group of chil dren in a pool, plus understanding the techniques of teaching them to swim. "This is an important part of the training which the R e d Cross gave me. The Klamath chapter paid my expenses to a National Red Cross aquatic school in Brem erton. Washington, asking only that I volunteer some time each year to the swimming program in my own community. In addition to this I have attended the training courses which the local chapter BUM Forester To Leave Job John C- Warnke. forester for the Bureau of Land Management in charjre of the southeast unit of the Medford Forest District, has re signed to accept employment with the logging and lumber concern of Puckett and scherer in Klamath Falls. Warnke is a graduate of the School of Forestry at Montana State University. He served three and one-half years in the Army Air Force, one year for Lockheed Aircraft Company in Burbank, Cali fornia and two years for the U.S. Forest Service in the state of Washington before commencing work for the Bureau of Land Management in Medford in June, 1950. Walter Gavin is serving as act ing unit forester in the vacancy created by Warnke'3 resignation. Gavin is a graduate of the School of Forestry of the University of California, and commenced work with the Bureau of Land Manage ment in Medford in June, 1952. BOLD THIEF 3LOOM1NGTON, 111. I UP) Po lice said today a thief stole the witness stand microphone from the Circuit Court room. a v i v w l Blazoned in Fiery splendor ...across the screen V.. - - , t it V 4tlLv m-:M.J I I I' V U w"n - tferWA'? IV"T55. .till, ftfA TS&I high Falls. usually in charje of a represent- . .. 1 r B.hn live 01 me nauonai ivcu tuna w conies to the chapter each year to train swimming instructors. All of the Malm pool workers have been trained without charge by the Red Cross. Willi the eicep- tinn of tin ver I hie served each summed as . volunteer the Malta pool. Use of the pool not restricted to Malin resident., course, and children from Tule holds each spring In the school pool In Klamath ie. .Merrill, . - , A(, Wor,d w,r , Bonant. have .11 partic.pated in ; J(.llotur,e and ner , the swim training program. AH, . critici7ed , teacher material n c1'ncate ' Cornrounist acUviUes are lurnisnea a uie -'- Mrs. Johnson also holds an in structor's rating In Red C r 0 s first aid, and has taught classes for the chapter in Malin, Bonanza and Tulelalce. "The swimming program and the i irst aid classes are my volunteer service to the community." Mrs. Johnson says, explaining tbat f am liy responsiouuies iijim ner atuvi - ties. "In addition to the satisfac- tion of doing something worthwhile and important, i enjoy wonting 1 1 with the children in the swimming . , nPn.T.am T lilo thn nnrt and in fact I have Just as much fun the children: n. J,; IT - i i.W? m.t f, A ; ; ffi f mOLLOBRIGIDA 1220. li$&B Irl loved HerToo. J fmJn it Irene Curie Dies In Paris t-.-.n:s --. iren. Curie. Nobel prue innin cist mid daughter o the .n nt raritnm rtfH c.... ! She died m a Parts hr,... I The announcement did mt cUscwJ the cajse of death. She wsTTl daughter of r, l-l rierre anrt I '" "uu i,'.. or'a renor " " -':iv or radio, wi'h tneir discovery of at 'n "nd. prMer, is ri fn Z'"6ti of ! "" ''try.. a She pnd ner husband. - j,;activitv. icui ti- alltgta 1 Th, French eovPmm.. her from its atomic energy 3, s 1 mSsj0n in 1351. Her huibsrui been removed as head ol th. a year earlier because of bis Cott I munlst associations. I In 1954. the American Ch,mi. I j cal society rejected Mme. Jolim. I I Curie's application !or memh., I - ; ship on belief she was a Commu. I 'niM. j when he was detained brUBi at Ellis Island in 1948 upon rei arrival in me unuea states tnr . : lecture tour she said she was i. I nntherii tn rnmmnnic "i- I as I things, but she denied she m ouiiuiiuiuat. 3 iTfTnTift 2 Terrific Hit.' ' mmm ST
