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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1956
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
(Radio oq Bob Hope Switches Show To Escope Phi7 Silvers
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County School Supervisor
Tells 322 Enrollment Gain
A marked Increase of 322 stu
dents are a part of the Klamath
County school system this year,
report! Superintendent Carrol Howe
of the county system.
The superintendent explains that
one of the most significant aspects
of the enrollment expansion is that
there are now 2,155 .elementary
students within the county system
who will in future years be part
of the rapidly expanding student
body at Klamath Union High
School. The figure Is the tolal of
students now attending Peterson,
Ferguson, Falrhaven, Shasta. Alia
mont elementary and Altamont
junior high schools.
Whereas there were 4,730 stu-
SHIMMY?
HAVE TIRES
, BALANCED
175 k
ach
Dugan & Mest
KFLW CBS ft ABC, 145f KC
Thuriday Efenlnf, Sept. II
8: 00 Today' Sports Highlight
15 LowtjlJ Thoma CBS
6:30 Bint Crosby CBS
8:43 Johnny Dollar CBS
7:00 Newt CBS
7:05 ftobart Q. Uwli CBS
7 30 Tht Farmer and Civil Daian
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8:05 Muilr
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9.'M Adlal Stevenson CBS
9:00 Mystery Time ABC
9:25 Music
:M Amos 'N' Andy CBS
10:00 10 P.M Edition
10:15 A Bandstand In the Park
10::t() Time for Relaxation
11:00 Sim off News Summary
11:05 Situ Off
Friday, Sept. 14
6:00 Minute News Summary
6:01 America'! Favorite Muslf
6:15 Minute News Summary
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6:30 Minute Ntws Summary
6:31 Amerlca'a Favorite Musi -6:45
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9:45 Aunt Mary CBS
I0:U) Wendy Warren CBS
10:15 Second Mrs. Burton CBS
10;.'f0 Strike It Rich CBS
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11:00 Slop 'N' Shop
11:15 Helen Trent CBS
11:30 Our Gal Sunday CBS
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12:00 Noon Edition News
12:15 Paylest Sidewalk Show
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310 Weather and You CBS
3:15 Meet the Band
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10:00 10 o.m Edition
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10 40 Time for Relaxation
11:00 sign Off News Summary
11:05 Sign Off
KFJI MBS & DLBS, 1130 KC
Thursday Evening, Sept, 13
6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., DLBS
6:15 Bunyan Sport Report
8:25 Hollywood Highlight
6:30 First Federal News
8:45 Sam Hayes DLBS
6:95 Wismer Sports Time MBS
7:00 Official Detective MBS
7:30 Farmer and Civil Defense
8:00 Playhuus of Favorite
8:30 Bob and Ray DLBS
9:18 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher
DLBS
9:TO Adlal Stevenson Speech DLBS
v.ta una men snow
oimic iiunintiKiuii viait uy i i inn; . iv. 10 ooo men snow
dents enrolled in the county schools
outside the immediate Klamath
Kalis area last year, there is an
increase of 152, bringing the total
to 4,802 this year. Citing a slightly
lurger increase within the subur
ban area schools, Howe said there
are 2,155 students in the suburban
classes this year, of an increase
of 170 over the 1 .985 students last
year.
The combined enrollment at coun
ty and suburban schools within the
county system is 7,037 this year,
an increase of 322 over the 6,715
of last year.
All schools had increases with
the exception of Bonanza which
lost 50; iMalin, down 27; Merrill,
a drop of two: Henley, decrease
of 15; Altamont elementary, 14
loss; Crescent Lake, down 1.
POSSIBLE VISIT
TOKYO W Kyodo news serv
ice said today Japan's ambassa
dor to Washington, Masayuko Tani
is sounding out U.S. government
sources in connection with .a pos
a Ik radl TV k fasti Us Thtj
ar Bk)liihs1 Merely as a bile eer.
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California
By ALINE MOSBY I Hod . still faces another ob- he's nuttinff movies in the moth-! the family In show Dusiness, ne
Channel 7, Redding. Vnlted Piw Hollvwood Writer lsucle going on less than once balls and for Hope this is prac-' quipped. '
iTi , up ' Tne a month. For each show, he ad-tically idleness. Linda is a beautiful 17-year-old
scrarnbe of the stdrs on television 'mas, he has to "build up new. "i'm laying off pictures because! blonde who resembles Grace Kel
goes into lull swing this fall sea-; excitement." U won-t have to get up at 7 a.m.." ly. Ever since she appeared brief-
son-ven the mighty Bob Hope is; m$ year we-u keep tryinjJ for he said .., won l nave an as.jlv with ner father m a New York
switching to another night to es-a rresn aDDroach hv havinc cuest distant director milline on mvitheater she's been turning down
Thursday Evening, Sept. 1)
4 00 Hlfh" Schools
. 4:30 Early Show
8:00 News
6:15 Ray Milland
45 Chanflni World - fashion Show
7:00 My Little its rue
7:30 Waterfront - Farmer's rood Store
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B JO Drarnet
8:00 People s Choice
:: Ford Theatre
10:00 Eddy Arnold Show
10:30 Late Show
11:45 Late Show
KCNO ABC, 570 KC,
Daylight Time
Friday, Sept. 14
6:15 Sign On
6:16 Slim Jim' Early Riser Show
7:0U Top O" The Morning
7:30 John McVane News ABC
7:45 Top O" the Mornlnf
8:15 Swap Shop -
8:25 Mornin Melodies
8:00 Breakfast Club ABC
10:00 Bob Garred News ABC
10:16 Listener's Choice
11:00 Grand Central Station ABC
11:15 Jack Parr Show ABC
11:30 Morning Serenade
11:55 Thought for the Day
12.00 Paul Harvey Mews ABC
12:15 Moooc County Neww
12:20 Best on Records
12:30 Easy Listening
1:00 News ABC
1:10 Muslo for Dreaming ABC
1:30 When a Girl Merries ABC
1:45 Whispering Streets ABC
2:00 Hank Henry Show
3:00 Listener's Choice
4:00 My True Story ABC .
4:30 Wall Street Final ABC
4:35 Platter Time
5:15 Late News ABC
5:20 Mel Allen Sport ABC
8:30 Local porta News
9:35 Piano Serenade
5:45 Bob Garred New ABC
6:00 Sunset Serenade
6:30 Dance Time
7:00 Sign Off
cape rating-Kuier rn.i auvers. igtars and sta ing -snowg di(.
ratines were not as hie'h as thev! lor his first show Oct. 21. Hope
Bing, Harris
Show Sunday
leash. My neck was getting a lit- movie and TV offers.
tie sore." "She has college first." he said.
Hope's -TV contract has four i "After that, I don't object to her ;
could have hwn on nnnih.r nioht present Ulana uors, not in, more years to run. ana alter uial'gomg into snow Business, i uiiin .
.."i-iL-.: lner. ni?S! a swimminB dooI. and Lucille Balll"! Hnn't know whether I'll still I could helD her a lot. In lact.
who pore over thou ratings i"d Desi Arnez. His future guests bo interested in doing TV." He maybe by then she could get me
So Hope drew a new tinie thus!he s keeP'nS ret. Imigltt let his daughter Linda lead a few parts!"
year following Steve Allen on: Tnis "?sn TV will be Hope's ,
Sunday night on NBC. In the CBS main . activity, for nine momns
enemy cainp will be "GE Thea
ter' and ("AJfred Hitchcock Pre
sents'almost as heavy compe
tition, and following the top-rated
Ed Sullivan show.
"We have been up against a
Tnaclalf nlnM kl..l k.. U..MI
against us on CBS," Hope said.1
"On NBC I followed a weak line-i !
up. Whatever I got I had to build
tor my sen. Luckily 1 had a spon
sor who didn't care about rat
ings. STEVE ALLEN PRAISED
"Now we follow Steve Allen.
He's doing a great job."
THE EDDY DUCHlN STORY
oratuje, . .
IT IS THE
STORY OF A MAN
WHO FOUND A
Minister Ichiro Hntoyama. Kyodo
said ilntoyama hoped to visit
1 11:00 aim oh
America en route home from
proposed trip to Moscow to nego-
time a pcaco settlement.
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CBS, NBC. ABC
Thuriday Evening, Sept. IS
10 SO Devotions
11 OO Matinee
12 00 Brighter Dav
12 l. Sr.-ret Stoim
12 30 Edge of Night
1 00 i omcdy Tuna
1 ;w Band Stand
3 tt0 Val Rogue Show
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S :m) Church in The Home
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3 JO I'ncle BUI
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4 .to Search For Tontmorrow
4 43 On the Trail
3 00 Hin Tin Tin
3 ;W Ore Cal Panorama
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7 oo Oroucho Marx
7 .at Value Swing Tim
7 n Talent Time
BOO Olebritv Pis y house
Mi I ord Theater
9 00 Susie
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10 no t Led Three Lives
IU JO News and Sign Off
Kriday, Sept. U
10 30 Devotions
1 1 on Matinee
13 oo Brighter Dav
Ii' 13 Serel Slorm
12 30 Edge of Night
1 10 Comedy Time
1 to Hand Stand
2 00 Ht.b Croshv
2 13 Vl Rogue Show
2 .XI The Way
3 "0 Feminine Fane tee
4 1X1 Treaiure Travels
4 W Search for Tomorrow
3 IX) Wild Bill Hlckol
3 43 "Your TV Weatherman"
3 .V) News
in Cavalcade ( Sports
I 43 Dr Hudion
7 13 Heaths Medical Hist.
7 JO Holts wood Alubm
I no Man Called X
41 Hiihwa, rstrl
iXl t'ndereurrent
t tn Mai or of (he few
' 11 lO Nfi and Sun Off
j 10 00 Premier Theater
j KOlt FKEDKR SENTENCED
I NEWARK, NJ. U!P Mrs
Dorothy Peterson ran afoul
Wednesday of a city ordinance
that's strictly for the birds. Shej
was convicted and given a susl
ponded sentence for feeding birds'
on the ground outside her home.'
! Cited was a little-known ordinance
which prohibits feeding birds or
animals "in such a manner that
the tood is u altered upon the
ground and allowed to remain
I there whertA it 11 accessible to
rati. j
An estimated 10.000 persons are
expected to pack the stands at the
McArthur, California Fairgrounds
Sunday lo enjoy the Bind Crosbv-
Phil Uof-i. UArnifnl U,.CH .1
....... iiwpivcii w ciil snow, nrn- ne . h ,r frnm
wnicn oegins at 1 p.m. Promoters iim n
Water Users
Pact Studied
NEW PINE CREEK-Water us
ers in the New Pine Creek area
located between Alturas and Lake
view are in the process of sign
ing a water agreement designed
tn in.llrp ihoir watoi ricrhtc nn
Pine Creek, Mill Ditch and the
MM Tail Ditch. j
Irvin Faris, one of the residents'
of the area, points out that the
agreement designates the portion
of ditch maintenance to be borne
by the users, the cooperative meth
ods to be exercised with regard to
other water users in the area, the
GREAT LOVE
BETWEEN THE
BLUE NOTES
nf ih. chnu, ,ni!oi;... .... j I M"i Ian uuen can De usea
crowd on the basis of advance tick-
the method of
and
determining the
et sales quantities 01 water 10 oe useq.
. ' ... ., . Under the terms of the agree
Funds received from the show ment tne town watcr users wm
this year are expected to complete be responsible for one seventh of
drai lurnisn tne new a room nos- ,hp ditch maintenance costs and!
will have use of the
pital. It is expected to be in oper
ation by November.
Adding luster to the star-laden
show will be June Valli from the
hit parade; Lucille Norman, con
cert soprano: - the Collins Kids.
western rock and roll sinaers: the
acrobat team of the Amin Broth
ers, Comic Shecky Greene: the
Shyrettos, three wonders on
wheels; die Martin Brothers, jug
glers; Fred Sanborn the comic
xylophonist and Jil Adams, the
well known lap dancer.
There will be 14 acts and more
than 80 entertainers in the variety
type show, with music bv Buddv
Cole and Bing's studio orchestra of
top Hollywood musicians. The Or-
cnestra will play for a public dance
Saturday night in the main inter-
.Mountain Fair Building at McAr
thur.
water one
full day each week. The ranch own
ers having rights on the Creek
use of water will have six full
days use per week and will beat,
six-sevenths of the maintenance
costs.
Fourteen water users had signed
the agreement by Monday. Follow
ing signing of the document, it will
be forwarded to the state water
master's office in Sacramento.
If the agreement is accepted by
the office of water management a
concrete hcadgate dam will be con-1
structed in Pine Creek at the head
of the Mill Ditch, in which case
the state of California will bear
80 per cent of the construction
users paying 20 per cent of the
cost.
Defense Cost
Cuts Cited
HAMILTON. Ohio '.fl A tup
Pentagon official said today that
increasing costs of defense can be
offset in part by further cuts in
military manpower.
Deputy Secretary of Defense
Reuben Robertson declared: "Our
present defense program puts
ereat weialit unnn thp ua nt ttiJ
most modern weapons and should,
ol course, eventually reduce our
requirements for manpower."
He said some of the "increasing
costs" of new weapons have al
ready been offset by reducing the
number of people in uniform and
that still further adjustments in
this direction should be possible."
KODertson made his statements
in a speech prepared for the Na
tional Society ol Property Casual
ty Underwriters. He said that in
the over-fall field of guided missiles
and in the development of systems
to employ them "the United States
is taking second place to no na
tion." In the current year alone.
he said, the military services are
buying missiles valued at more,
than 2i billion dollars. j
He reported that the develop-1
ment programs for both intercon
tinental and medium-range mis-'
siles are moving "on schedule and
on a basis that is well coordinated
within the services."
OWN HOME ABLAZE
NAPLES. Fla. UP Manager'
Bill Ryan of Radio Station WNOG
rushed out of his studio Wednes
day with a tape recorder for a1
first-hand account of a fire on
Gordon St. He found his own home
ablaze.
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son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. , gK tlr AND L0ST ,T IN
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enlistee i. now oversea, in rRA THE LONELY
Korea. He entered the serv- j . W ' J Jhtr
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