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Newspaper Page Text,2J!Q FRIDAY. MARCH 23, 1956 HKRAI.n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TWO SERVICE CLUB CALENDAR Monday Barber Shoppers, S p.m., Pine Grove Room. Klamath River Commissions, t a.m. 5 p.m., luncheon In Paul Bun van Room. Automotive Parts and Service, 1 p.m., Spruce Room. Bar Association, noon, Paul Bun van Room. Tueaday Toastmasters, e.30 am., Spruce Room. Pacific Telephone and Teleuraph Co., t a.m. -5 p.m.. Cedar Room. Lions, noon. Pine Orove Room. Klamath River Commissions, g a.m. 5 p.m., luncheon In Paul Bun yan Room. 20-30 Club, 7 p.m., Cedar Room. Wednesday Pacific Telephone and Teletrnph Company, a.m. -i p.m., Cedar Room. Rent a Spinet Piano Real ri(t b applied fr a r Mnabla llmt toward pHtrhatt. I.arf. tt piano itMlt In ttaii pari ( lat ftaaL Manr lcftdiaf make. LOUIS R. MAHtl PIANO CO. ita Na. lia HaaMB Otfu Ckrd Oraa LONG PLAY RECORD SPECIAL ! With the purchase of any 3.98 Long Play Album, you get any 10" Long Play Album in stock for - Vi PR. fiephqk Music Co 126 N. 7th 7 x J UOHT- ' 4 WIIOHI 7 aaioot a f tTRATTON " 4-CYCU J in ami "RIVIERA" rj53S2W ROTARY a 1 1 Tim j w. V -" 1 Mom. VeTTXhtimma' a iii iiMBM ii 12 reel ond rotary modeli priced at low at 71.9S B&B Raclio&Electric 316 So. Sixth FRATERNAL ORDER of EAGLES Annual Crab Feed SUNDAY. MARCH 25, 5:00 p.m. $1 PER PERSON Aerie and Auxiliary Members Having Birthdays in March Admitted FREE! Realty Board, noon, Spruce Room. , Sojourners, 12:30 p m.. Pin Grove Room. Thuraday Kiwams Club, noon, Pine Orove Room, l-'riday Rotary Club. Pine Orove Room. WINEMA HOTEL Monday I.E. and Health Association, noon. Empire Room. Chase Bag Company, noon, Cam as Room. Owlhoots, :30 p.m., Empire Room. Tueaday Exchange Club, noon, Empire Room. KFLW, 3 p.m.. Crater Room. NOMA, 7 p.m.. Empire Room. Texas Company, :30 p.m., Cam as Room. Consumer's Healing, 7:30 p.m., Spanish Room. Wednesday Lions. 6:30 p.m., Empire Room. Thursday Soroptimists, noon. Camas Room. NO COMMENT ALBANY. N.Y.. I A used-car dealer here has advertised a 1955 automobile for 16 cents an hour. That would be $115.20 a month. The ad did not say bow many months. Ph. 5121 $ 13.95 down $ 2.50 week U.um aW. " .:" PLUS MANY OTHER WONDERFUL FEATURES New filrtit-dii nitty ilutch Frta-flooting, shock-fret hoiKflt ' 4-Cyclt Brlggt t Strotlon engine ' Retail itorttr and lileirl muffltr Trltss clt, belli fide end heal See Us HOW! Phone 6920 EAGLE DANCES FRIDAY - MUSIC BY DON PHELPS TRIO SATURDAY - MUSIC BY THE SMOOTHIES For Mtmben and Their Guejfj im NOTF: Tha ftaral 1" Ntwi It ai rrtpBila far mlnula tainin i lha ratjia nd TV Mbadulea. Ihrr published mtrclr at a public crvlw and arc furnish d by U laitaua tUaa loralttd-i KFLW CBS V ABC, 1C0 KC Friday fcvcninj, March 23 (OOTodav'i SporU HifhllfMa t-lft Lowell Thomii CBS ft M Amos 'N- Andy A4uii Hall CBS 5ft Newt CBS 1 00 CHS Radio Workihop 7 :itl Newi CBS 7 ffl Jirk Carton CBS S 00 Newt CBS B Oft Curl Matter CBS 8 :tO Show Boat Round thd BentJ B 4ft Bins Crosby CBS 0 00 Sound Mirror ABC 30 John foster Oullca Addre CBS 10 (XI 1U FM Edition 10 15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10.30 Time for Relaxation 11. IX) Sicn Off Newi Summary 11.03 Sign Oti Saturday, March 24 8 M Ulnutp Nawt Summary 01 America TavoitU Muatc :1ft Minute Nwa Sunmaty 1 America lavonta Muill C ?,0 Minut Ntwa Sumnarv 1 11 America'i Tavorlta Mum B4S Mtnuie Neva Summary 4 Amenca'a favorite Muilc 7 00 News BkfU Eoition 7:1ft Dufan Mett Show 7:30 rrank Gou CBS 7.4ft County Ajrent 7 55 Gaien Drake CBS I 00 No School foci ay ABC .10 Cummoke CBS 9 55 N'wi Hrorter ABC 10 00 Metropolitan Ooera ABC 2.4ft Pod uonceri aui. j ;tO ta'ewi ABC a OS Saturday Platter Show : ift Ii'k Tima ABC n :ift Snturdav Platter Show Anc 4 00 News ABC 4 OS Saturday Platter Show ABC 4 .10 Bain Brief 4:45 Guert Slar ft 00 Newi CBS ftOft New Ac Anahsit ,'i 15 Weather Roundup , 5 30 Tom Harmon CBS ft 4j Frank CBS ft . Hometown Newi It 00 TodaVi Sport Hirhliht 6 15 KUMS New NusgeU 0 :w fiardrn Gate CBS (i 45 Wnrdr. of Life 7 00 Bedtime Slon 7 :t0 Jimmy VHakeiy CBS 7:55 Newi fl llO Urr iKifin, H:U) Indictment CBS 8:55 Thlt 1 Believe CBS fl 00 Fort Laramie CBS ;30 Romance CBS 0:55 Thia I Believe CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:15 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI MBS A DLB8. 1150 KC Friday Evening, March 23" 0 00 Bob Greene DLBS 6:13 Warren Bunyan Sporti Report :2ft Hollywood Highlight 30 Flrat Federal Newi 4ft Sam Hayea DLBS 55 Harry Wlsmer DLBS 7:00 Counteripy DLBS 7-:til rilv Kriitor DLBS ft 00 Serretary of State TJullea DLBS 8 30 Bob and Ray ULHS 8:55 Lei Paul-Mnry Kord DLBS 9:00 Gnhriel Meatier DLBS 015 Fu ion Lewis Jr. DLBS 9:30 Bob Inch Show 9 45 Lei Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 9.50 Bob Inch bhnw 10.00 Edward P Morgan New ABC 10:15 Bob Inrh Show 11:00 Five Minute Final! DLBS 11:0ft Sign Off Saturday, March 24 6 00 Flnt Newt 05 Sunriie Serenade with LuCll 0.30 Sons of the Pioneeri 0.45 Sunriie Serenade with Lucai 7.00 Newi DLBS 7:15 Breakfast Ganff DLBS 7:30 Today Best Buj i 7:4ft Bunyan New 800 Beit on Record 8:15 Morning Melodies with Ludl 8 25 Krnlt Newi DLBS B .'IO MornlnA Melodies with Lucas 8 45 Sorlal Security 8:50 Uird Cor Mart 0 00 Bent on Record 9:15 ChanglnR Time DLBS !t;:tO Kraft Nrwi DLBS 9:35 4-11 Club 9:10 Firefighter! 9:4ft Bamn BonoAiet 10:00 Ncwannoer Of Air DLBS 10:15 Storyteller 10:30 Symphonies For Youth DLFJP 11:23 Krall News DLBS 11:30 Wheel of Chance DLBS 11:55 Leu Paul Mary Ford DLBS 12:00 Mntlnee Melodies 12:15 Local News 12:30 Changing Times DLBS 12:45 Matinee Mrlnriiei 1:00 lntrnnl Revenue L15 Winner Stand By Sports DLBS 2:50 Mallnee Melortlrs 3(K1 Kraft Newi DLBS 3:ift Mullnee Melodies 4 45 Renerved For You B OO Marine Corn Melody 5:23 Tommy Oden S:50 Kraft Newi DLBS ft 55 Lea Paul-Marv Ford DLBS 8:00 How It Happened 8:13 Loral Evening News 8 25 Hollywood Highlight! 0:30 Shell Request Muilr Hour 7:00 Magic of Music DLPS , 7:13 News Roundup DLBS I 7 30 Ted Heath Band DLBS A 00 Cap Bailey Show i R ;w I-ombardolj.nd. USA DLBS 1 9 (XI News Dl.ns 0 13 Boxing from tht Armory ; 10:00 Jack Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off Sunday, Man-h 25 7 30 Oral Roberta BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THl HAPPY urnt DOG TOPS N QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE goo Klamath Tempi Hour 1 8 jO Back to God DLBS 00 Radio Bihla Class DLBS 30 Youth Soldiers for Christ 9 45 Frank and Ernest DLBS 10 00 Newipaper of th Air DLBS 10 15 Christian ftrtenca Heals DLBS 10 30 Lutheran Hour 11 00 Haven of Jteit DLBS ll..:ii Wings of Hcailng DLBS 12 00 News DLBS 12 )5 Bill Cunningham DLBS 12 30 Jimmie Fidlex 13 45 Basin Bouquet 1:00 Comic Weekly Uu 1 M) Sunday Favorites 2 00 Fettival of Opera DLBS 4 45 Sunday Favorites ft 00 Richard Hayes Show DLBS ft 30 Sunday Favorites ft 50 Les Paul Mary Ford DLBS 5 55 Hollywood Highlights 00 Waller WincheU MBS b.lft Tomorrow'! Front Pag Head lines DLBS 30 Local News 45 Stand By for Musle 7. 00 Bosman's Bandstand DLBS 7 25 Tomorrow's World DLBS 7 30 Double Date DLBS 8 00 Hawaii Calls DLBS 8 Proudly We Hail fi 00 Newspaper of Air DLBS 9 15 Bob Coniidlne DLBS 9 30 Chamber of Commerce 9 43 Les Paul - Mary Ford DLBS 9 50 General Sports Time DLBS IO.iio Wayne King Seranada 10:30 Sign Off KBES TV Channel f CB8, NBC. ABC Friday Evening. March 23 II :M Devotions 1? JO Matinee '.:00 Garden Horn 1 Farm 1:15 Secret Storm 130 Queen For A Day, 2:00 7 HA 2 ;io Val Rogue Camera a 00 Fminine Fancira 3:30 Western Theater 4 30 Umle Bill's Show 3.00 Pinky Lee 5:30 Wild Bill Hick Ok a oo Industry on Parade 15 New; 0 23 Weather t.:xi Walt i Workshop 7 00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Fila 8:13 Medical History 8.20 Hollywood Album 8 30 All Star Theater 00 Highway Patrol 9:30 Mayor of tha Town ' to O't Tlie Lineup 10 30 Premiere, Theater 12:00 News 0c Sign Off Saturday, March 24 12:00 Big 10 Banketball Nat I Invl luilon Tournament 2 00 Florida Derby 2:30 Afternoon Theater 4:00 Mr. Wliard 4:30 Western Theater 5:30 Melody Wrangieri 8 30 Failh for Today 7:00 People are Funny 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 8.00 Jackie G lea son Show 8:30 The Great Gildertleeve 9:00 Eddia Cantor D:0O Id Always Jan 10:00 George Gohel 10:30 Wrestling From Hollywood 11:30 Sky Pilot 11:43 The Clue 12:00 News & Sim Off A Ultra i California. 570 Kilo cycles 1000 Watts Program log for the month of March 8 30 Sign On 6 31 Aches and Payna 7 00 News 7:05 Western Messenger 7:13 Aches and Payne 7 25 Under Tha Capitol Doma 7:30 News 7:45 Aches and Payna 7:35 Plymouth Star Tima 8:00 Newi 8:03 Aches and Payne 8:30 Arhe and Paint 0:00 News 9 05 Swap Shop B:15 Come And Get It 9:30 Morning Melodies 9:33 Morning Melodies (Modoe Coun. ril PTA 15 min. Last Monday of Mo. i 9:45 Morning Melodies Your Health Outlook 15 mm. Wed. Only 10 00 News 10:03 Listener! Choira (Weitern) io::;o Listeners unoict iwastarn) 11:00 Newa 11 05 Morning Melodies 11:30 Morning Melodies 11:35 Thought For Tha Day 12:00 News U:at Lake County Newi 12:10 Modoc County Newi 12:13 Noon Newi 12:30 Farm Forum 12:33 First On Records 1:00 Newi 103 Music For Dreaming 1:30 Muhic For Dreaming 2 00 News 2:05 Listeners Cholca iPopularl 2:30 LMenera Choice (Popular) 3:00 News 3 03 Slim Jim's Matlne 3 30 Slim Jim's Matinee 4 00 News 4 03 Dance Time 4 30 Sunset Serenade 5 00 News 5 a Sunset Serenade 3:30 Light Clasncal Mm it 6 oo News, World, Local fl 10 Roort News 6:13 Sign Off Mnn Wed.. Frt., Morning Mel odies Tue. and Thurs . Haven Of Rest or Mo. Cedarville PTA Mon. Social Security. Tut., AU turaa PTA 15 mm. 3rd Wed.. Louis R. Mann S min. Wad. only Tue. and Thuri., Beat On Rec ord! SATURDAY B ?0 Sinn On fl :t1 Arte and Payne 7:00 Nrwi 7'IW Arhei and Payn 7:25 Under Tht Capitol Domt 7 :iO Nws 7:41 AehM and Payna R 00 Nrw fl 0 Achr and Pavnt B :I0 Haven Of. Beit 00 Nrwi pai Kiddie Karen t) 1 K i dd tea Kapert fl:no Town and Country Timt 41 lht Parade lOOn NVwa 10 at Utnr Chftire "Pnpl 10::W Listener Chlce iWat 11 (to Newt II. M Morninn Meloditi II l.l Look To The Stttti 11.10 Join The Navv 11 Mornini Melediea 12 00 Nw 13 OA Lak Countv Newi 12 10 Modoc County Newi 12 II Noon New 12 :wi Western Mime 1 00 New 1M M Too Tunet 1 :wi Too Tunes 2 00 Newi 2 n.l .10 Too Tunei 2 :io W Top Tunea ,T OO Newt ;i 0.1 W Too Tun .1 .10 SO Top Tune 4 00 Newi 4 tt Dunce Time 4 :io Simet Serenade 00 New 5 ftl Sunet Serenade .1 to l.Hht Classical Muaic oo New i, World. Local. Sport 6 15 Sim Off American Lemon Auxiliary, lit Sat. of Mo. 10 Mm. Demo Candidates Set For School PORTLAND if Democratic 1 randnlaies lor the stme Lrgisliv lure will be ndusrrl on cmplt niocedurcs. Mate affotrs and titn evM ballot measures in a oneday iraminK school art ior Saturday here. And m tftlins netlca of thu fhiKil tiom Hcnard Morgan. mr p.xny chairman, the dele atp a'!o goi this advice: Don't pl'dsr jupport to any Republican sei-kint the Senate presidency or the House speakership. The reason: "The Democratic Party rxpecu to win a majority of seats in at least one house and to exert con"lrierable Influence in the oisanlratton ol tha other." I es ulative veterans. Mornan said, will spend Saturday discuv ire toi the brnelit of all candi dates campaign techaiquea aoti i problf dis. . "DENNIS THE MENACE'1 55 Mm V0U INOWDNt HIT VOUR OWM KID, IVOULOyOU Van Heflin 'Wiser But Poorer1 After Play Run By A I. INK MOSBY , United Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) So you ge'. richer in a hit Brondway play? Van Hctlln confessed today he came home wiser but poorer Irom his. Heflin lost part of the family for tune in his appearance on the New York stpge last fall in "A View From The Bridge." Most of the critics iave an approving nod to the work, which ran lor seven months on Broadway. "But from a financial standpoint I came out a little in the hole." Heflin admitted today as lie settled down in a new home alter nine months away from the cinema city. 'It was a success from a critical standpoint, however. And eventu ally It will make a movie so we backers won't lose everything." HELPS FINANCES While in New York, Heflin made up for his financial loss .on the stage by starring in ft movie. These days the trend is toward film ver sion of television plays. Heflin ap peared in "Patterns." which may do for him what "Marty" did for Ernest Borgnme. The film was made entirely In New York with an eastern crew and producers. . yGGULLILLLLl KIDB1ESLTA1 OW! mm it FREE TICKETS-FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Big "Y" Market 5710So.6th Suburban Drug Co. 39S0 So. 6th Superior Troy Laundry & Cleaners 700 So. 6th TODAY! - I 1 1 1 1 V i i ti ifc i mm m mm iWi DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M. mm the ROSE TATTOO .tarriM MARISA P.WAN BEN COOPER it Viriim. Cr., j. v., "5tAPPEP SHORTS COLOR CARTOON "Patterns" tells ot a battle among business men, as in the manner of MGM's "Executive Suite" of two years ago. Heflin has faith that film fans will be attract ed by the unusual story "because American people always are under estimated." "There's a cliche that a movie has to have a great love story. You can find yourself in the middle of the Sahara Desert with the Foreign Legion and they'll drag In a dame," he said. TERRIFIC STORY "This is a terrific story. Black-and-white, ordinary-sized screen. Color and wide screens have helped certain stories such as musicals, but they aren't necessary for all. Can you Imagine 'On Trie Water front in color? " 'Patterns' having been on TV won't hurt the movie boxoffice," he added. "TV only scratches the sur face." Back in Hollywood Heflin Is scouting for a new movie and any new play that comes along. Having gctten his bankbook burned hasn't discouraged him from trying Broadway agein. he admits. "I'd do it again if I could get as good material," he said. E3U 9:30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! OF TEXAS" p"" 01 WilderncHNoI3 336 Klamath Besr Art OircctionL Best Set BURT LANCASTER -ANNA MAGNANI L v-rrr- ... NTT- w TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' Eastern Storms Probably Boosted Television Vieving NEW YORK 13 In areas of the ,i in i..tH hv the DIE nui uich. ......... - j - snow last Monday more people must nave looaea av uiuic vision than has been the case In any 24-hour period in quue a while. Certainly it must nave oeen true in the New York Metropolitan area. For one thing, I've heard various fellows muttering mm they spent most of Monday loolt- TM onH Un't riBVttme DrO- graining something, and so forth. For another tning, pracucaujr body went to worlc and they must have been doing something; meaning, watching television. Personally I don't know what happened on TV Monday daytime. Personally (and I don't mean to be smug about this, you guys) I went to work. Without rubbing It in r must, nnint nut that the trains were running though a mite late. There was little mecnanicai iau ure; there was only human fail ure. At peril of sounding churlish, one must point out that any Ca nadian and practically anybody living north of the New York lati DOORS OPEN 6:30 " LAST 2 BIG DAYS! ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! BEST ACTOR I BEST PICTURE! BEST DIRECTOR! BEST SCREEN PLAY! IRNIST SORGNINI Kl W. r Katl Katharine Hepburn SUNDAY! ANOTHER WINNER OF ACADEMY AWARDS! MANY-SPLENDORED V Richard TODD ,Jan PETERS BEST Wi J. , 'J.-M 14 MOT Direction! Best Block & White Hal Wallisr production LATE NEWS T iys IS'-' W I iW s J tudes would not have been stag, gered by Monday's weather. All you had to do was walk to the nearest moving transportation. The Northeast was gripped less by storm. I maintain, than by mass passive resistance to the old job. DOORS OPEN 6:30 P M LAST DAY! Cure UhniftUA II WW ia Through fioiiFGi: ATILE TO'VN SATURDAYONLV? CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P. M. i -cat' ' ,wc"nicoior H I Sumatra SUNDAY! wlit will g (ifivir ...fir Ifciyintlit pitplilUg t ... '.'it;: ACTRESS of the yeari) Cinematograph! (. "-tA-Hefiprocf : 'h V4 h anu nrjr '& V .1 LfM ' -irtt ro tattooed on my ' i cimj'- BVKT LAXCASTERmrnttiini Kt trumpet in "Ltrrmty" au( "iVba" ASSA MAGASt-"BlAtmt flf iW ) m,."-H. X. Urn Cnw If it 0 1 I ifeJOHN FORD PT wi Omrky dnpim I 'A Strwmr Drnn.