Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 16, 1956, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, SrJPir.MttKtt Id. Imju PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON t (Radio EFLW CBS k ABC. MM KC Sunday, September U TOO tnviuuoo (O l-ernjnf LBS 7 30 Salt Le Cil Taoeroacfce LJJ4 g 00 Hymn History ft 15 University Eilporer CBS ft 30 Newt Reporter ABC t A Cnrlstian in Ac-two ABC 00 Voice Prophecy ABC 30 Weekend New ABC 9 3i Romance In Uu( ABC 10.00 Weekend Nwi ABC 10.05 Romance in Muaw ABC 10 30 Mood tn Melodr ABC 11 CI New Reporter ABC 1105 Pilgrim ABC 11 JO run Presbyterian Churca I2i0 rt'oojwonn Hour CBS 1:00 News CBS 1 05 Sammy Kay ABC 1 30 Greatest Story ABC Z 00 Hour of Decision ABC 2 JO Freddie aUrtia CBS 1U Muui 3 wt Old Fasmoned H- ABC 4 00 Hollywood Muile Hal) CBS 4 3i CBS N'ewn--m- Swdas Uea 5 00 Changing Tide CBS 3 OS Ueei Corliss Archer CBS s :-,rt Two (or the Mono CBS C OO Nrwi CBS -03 FBI tn Peace and War CBS fi .0 GuntBKi CBS Vi New CBS 7 00 Proudly We Hail 7 30 Juke Bo Jury CBS t 30 News CBS , 25 Muj ' 8 30 Claude Thornhill OrthUa CBS 5 This 1 BHiv IBS 9 00 New CBS V Mitch Miller CBS t M Music 10:00 10 PM Edttien 10rl3 Family Alburn 10 30 Revival Tim 11.00 S:m Off News Summary 11:05 Si"n Off Monday. September 17 6:00 Minute Newa Summary 6 01 America' r'avonte Musie 15 MinuU New Summary IS America1 Favorite Muaie 30 Minute Newt Summary 31 America t Favorite Music 45 Minute Newt Summary 44 America Favorite Musi 7 00 Breakfast Edition News 7:15 Top O" the Mornin' 7:30 Frank Cou CBS 7:45 Harry fiaobitt CBS ft OO Brcakiait Club ABC 0 00 Nora Drake CBS 015 Brown Stamp Quia Show 0.30 Young Dr. Malrme CBS t 45 Aunt Mary CBS 1000 Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 10 30 Strike It Rich CBS 10:45 Pat But tram Show CBS 11:00 Slop 'S' Shop 11:10 Muite 11:15 Helen Trent CBS 11:30 Our CaJ Sunday CBS 11:45 Aunt Jennie CBS 1200 Noon Edition News 12:15 PaleM Sidewalk Show 12 30 Houe Party CBS 1:00 Music 1:15 Arttiur Godfrey CBS 3 30 Backstage Wife CBS 3:45 Summer Serenade 3.00 Ruth Ashton CBS 3:10 Weather and You CBS 3:15 Meet the Band 3:30 Easy Listening 3 40 Tell Me Doctor 3 45 Ted Malonc ABC 4.00 Whispering Streets ABC 4:15 Bairn Briefs 4 .10 Your Prescription for Listening 4:35 Todays I op runes , 4:45 Jack Paar Show ABC 3:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:15 Weather Roundup 0 25 Behind the Headline S 10 Tom Harmon CBS 5:45 Frank Gosa CBS 5:55 Hometown Newa 00 Today's SporU Highlights 0:15 Lowell Thomas CBS 30 Btng Crosby CBS 45 Johnny Dollar CBS 7:00 News CBS 7.05 Robert Q. Lewis CBS 7 30 Voice of Fire ton ABC 8 00 You Were There S.15 Treasury Show CBS m Capital Cloakroom CBS 55 This I Believe CBS fi no Godfrey Talent Scouts 30 Music :33 Amos N Andy CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition Naw 10:15 Reserved for You 10:30 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off Nawa Summary 11 f5 Sign Off KFJI MBS ft DLBS, 1IM KC Sunday, September IS r Oral Hooerta 00 Klamath Temol Hour 1 30 Bark to God DLBS 09 Radio Bible Class Dl.BS 30 Youth Soldiers (or Chrurt 45 Frank at Ernest DLBS 1000 Network News DLBS 10:1 Christian Science Htal DLBS 10 30 Lutheran Hour 11:00 Game of the Day DLBS 1:30 Sunday Favorite 3 00 Comic Weekly Man 3 30 Sunday Favorites 3 00 Sunday Symphonies DLBS 3.25 Kraft News DLBS 3 30 Sunday Symphonies DLBS 4 00 London Studio Concert DLBS 4 30 Bsnd Concert DLBS 00 Record Room DLBS A 30 Sunday Favorites 5 55 Hollywood Highlight 00 Walter Winch 1 1 DLBS 013 Tomorrow's Front Page Head lines DLBS 25 Evening Melodies DLBS 30 Loral Evening New 45 Bill Cunningham DLBS 7:00 Counterspy DLBS 7 30 Family Rosary Crusade ftOO Hawaii Calls DLBS ft 30 Proudly We Hall 9 00 Network News DLBS B.I5 William Hillman DLBS 0:30 Chamber of Commerce ft 43 This Fabled World DLBS 50 General Sports Time DLBS 10 00 Hour of Decision DLBS 10.JU 8 en Oil Monday, September 17 8 00 First Newa 5 05 Dtnamil Jack Hour 45 faint Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7 15 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7 3BTodaa Best Buys 7 45 Bunyan News B no Cliff Enfte DLBS 8 15 Perrolator Patrol 15 Network New DLBS 0 30 Perrolator Patrol 9 no McKay For Senator Speech ifl Perrolator Patrol in 00 Newipaper of Air DLBS 10 15 Trllo Test DLBS 10 30 Vuit to LaPmnte t 10 45 Vi.il to Dona 10 50 Quirk le Qui It ifl Ac-rent On Women P 15 Queen For A Diy 12 00 Hlt On Rerord 12 15 Hunvan Noon Ne 12 30 World New. Rnundup 1 2 45 Town and Country Time 1 tW Carnation Milk Time 1 13 Matinee Melodies I'M !Urn Hates N DLBS 2 On Matinee Melodle 3 00 Rb (;ref( News MBS 3 115 Matinee Melrvtie 3.25 Bateball Scoreboard PIXS 3 30 nrhind The S'.irv DLBS 3 45 Telrn Tet DLBS 4 no Jimmte Fldlar 4 15 Hemingway MBS 4 30 Here The Amwrr HI BS 4 45 Sam Haves New DLBS 5 0 i Traffic Jam 5 15 Calling All Drivers 5 M Traffic Jam 5 45 Bill Rnindigr tn"Ms DLBS 5 V5 Kraft Ne MBS on Evening Metodtea to Wat ne Monte 13 Runt an RpOrt Report 2-1 HnllyMood Highlights .to Firl Federal New A 45 Ram Hayes Newt DI.R V5 W timer KporU Time MBS 7 00 True Detective Mxtsrv MRS 7 m Denver With r.rnrr MBS 100 Family Theater DI BS I M Rob and Ray Dl RM 15 Gabriel Heatler DLBS 30 Rob Inch Show 10 00 Edw. P Morten Nsws DLBS 10 II Rh Inrh Show 1100 Sign Off KBKR TV Channel t CBS, NBC, ABC Sunday, September II 10 00 Pre Beaton Football 12 45 CRS Net I ' Zio Parade 1 W On The Trait 2 00 Afternoon Theater OLD BILL PIKiVIDI-ACK. R.I. (. Fnrtv- four years ago Jesse R. Heath' used his horse and team to move iifMiimuiui nirxnniirr , uirniiure; to a warehouse. The charge was' J i. Alexander paid Heath M and promised to send the remainder from New York. So Heath re- ceiven a rnei-K iroin Alexander yesterday for (15. Alexander, who! iww mn in lorona, pi.i., wrme that he llll succeeded in learning l:rain s address. oq 4 09 College Hour 4 JO reicpr.one Time with John Nsbit 5 00 Tn.it Is The Lile 5-J0 Treasure 7 ravel Ou Private Secretary a ju water rrom 7:00 Ed Sullivan a CO GE r neater 30 M Hero 9 OU LoretU Young Show y.30 Wej News In Review 945 BiiJ Perl Prrienu 10 00 Best Theater 11:30 News and Sign Off Monday, September 10 50 Devotions 11 00 NBC Matinee 13.1W Brighter Day 12:15 Sec . el Storm 12 30 Edge of Night 1 00 Comedy Time 1 -JO Band Stand 2.00 VaJ Rogue Show - 2.15 Garden. Farm and Homo 2 30 Sacrwd Heart 2 45 How Christian Science Heals 3.00 Feminine Fancies 2 30 Uncle BUI 4 00 Treasure Traveb 4 30 Serch For Tomorrow 5 00 Adventures in Literature 5:30 Dane Time 5 45 Your TV Weatherman 5 50 News 6 on Studio One 7 00 Burns and AUtn 7 Badge ?1 9 go Lets Kick It Around 9 30 Vic Damon 9 O0 Treasure Tavela lOOO Croaa Current I 10 30 Lawrence Welk i 11:30 News and Sign Off KVIP-TV Channel 7, Reddiflf California Sunday, September U 12 30 TBA 1 00 TBA 1: S0 TBA 2 OOZoo Parade 2?.Q Cutlook 3 00 Meet the Press 3 30 The Way 4 00 Thts U the Life 4 30 Sunday Feature TBA 00 Newt 15 Cartoons ti ZO Early Show TBA 8 oo Steve Allen ft 00 Stage 7 "Night Ride" 9 30 Star and Story TBA 10 00 Loretta Young 10 30 Late Show "Gilbert and Sullivan" 11:45 Late News KCNO-ABC, 570 KC, daylight time Sunday, September IS 7 25 News ABC 7 30 Concert Hall Jtevlew ABC S CO Alturas Baptlit Church 815 Calvary Echoes 8 30 Morning Serenade 8 45 Chrtatian Science 9.00 Sunday Serenade 9:13 Ministerial Program 9 30 News ABC 9 30 Church Directory 9 45 Country Hoedown 10 00 Voice of Prophecy ABC 10:30 News ABC 10.35 Romance in Music ABC 11:00 News ABC 11:05 Romance In Music ABC 11:30 Baptist Hour 12:00 Newa ABC 12:05 Farm New 12:10 Modoc County New 12:15 Western Hit Parade 12 30 Dr HOberu ABC 12:43 Organ Serenade 12:55 Lake County Newa l oo uid rasnioned Revival Hour ABC 2:00 News ABC 3:05 Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade ABC 3:30 High Moment ABC 2:55 Sunday Melody 3:00 Billy Graham ABC 3:30 Let's go to Town 3:45 Bob Crosby Show 4:00 Disaster ABC 4:25 News ABC 4:30 Famous Momenta of Sports 4.45 Music By Mantovanl 5:00 Monday Morning Headlines ABC 5:15 Overseas Assignment ABC 5 30 Qulncy Howe ABC ft 45 Hryson Braih News ARC 5 55 Speaking of Sports ABC 00 Paul Harvey News ABC 15 Dance Time 7 00 News ABC 7:05 Sign Oft KCNO-ABC, 570 KC, daylight time Sunday, Sept. 7.24 Sign On 7 25 Newt ABC 7 30 Concert Hall Review ABC 8 00 Allures Baptlit Church 8 15 Calvary Echoes 0-30 Morning Serened 8:45 Christian Science 9 00 Sunday Serenade 9:15 Ministerial Program 9 30 Newa ABC 8 35 Church Directory 9 45 Country Hoedown 10:00 News ABC 10 05 Popular Muilc 10 30 News ABC 10 .13 Romanre in Music ABC 11:00 News ABC 11:05 Romance In Music ABC 11 10 Baptist Hour 12 00 News ABC 12 05 Farm Newt 12:10 Modoc County News 12 15 Western Hit Parade 12 30 Dr. Roberts ABC 12 45 Organ Serenade 12 55 Lake County News 1 no Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC 200 News ABC 2 OS Sammy Kaye ABC 3 30 High Moment 2 55 Sunday Melody 3 00 Billy Graham ABC 3 :w l.el's Go To Town 3 45 Bob Crosby Show 4 00 Duaater ARC 4 J5 News ABC 4 30 Famous Moments of Spdrti 4 45 Mu1r By Mantovanl 5 00 Monday Morning Headlines ABC 5 15 0ereas Assignment ABC 5 W Quincy Hone ABC 5 45 Bryion Braah News ARC 5 53 Speaking of SporU ARC lino Paul Harvev Newt ABC 15 Dance Time 1 00 News ABC 7 03 Sicn Off Monday, September 17 13 Sign On 10 Slim J lin t Early Riser Show 7 00 Top O the Morning 7 :m John Mo Vane New ABC 7:45 Top O' the Morning fl 13 Swap Shop 8 25 Morning Mr Indies BOO Rretkfatl Club ABC 10 on Bob Garred ABC 10 15 Ltatener's Choice 11 00 Grand Central Station ABC 11 15 Jack I'arr Show ARC 11 :W Morning Serenade 11 55 Thought tor th Day 12 OO Paul Haiver ABC 12 15 Modoc Count) Newt 13 2n Ret on Hrmrds 12 3 tlaty Liitemng 1 on Newt ABC I 05 Lata County Newa 1 10 Music For Dieaimng ARC 1 W When a Girl Marrie ABC 1 45 Whispering Streets ARC 3 0-1 Hank Henry Show ABC 3 00 Listener's Choice 4 OO My True Slor ABC 430 Wall Street Final ABC 4 13 Planer Time 5 15 Late Xr ARC 5 20 Mel Allen Sports ABC 5 30 Local Sports News 5 35 Piano Serenade 5 45 Bob Garred ABC onsuntet Serenade) Dant e Time 7 00 Sign Off PLUS COLOR PARADE r ! yj- lVa t7rutj two rJ I f jjrJI 1 ' jgfei DAY$ I li l.Ti3 I T I tSgsgSg ONLY! NOW OPENING AT 4:15 P.M. DAILY tt" ecre they hord could jT opI on international eri'. " Jf iiiw limelabl lor murderl j 7 THE MAN rV TOO MUCH I I . TECHNICOLOR J ' IBWtt4 r ALFRED HITCHCOCK "5 L "A "DENNIS THE MENACE" 1 1 VmWJ. i i -Tl ) MP J ) g9S.77? UL retVSr7ZSg. I I 6CL0HGS TO UI? PlAY IN A HUSILUf Mount Shasta Peter Chinca. i BASIN BRIEFS i U. S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs.'eryone welcome. Ray Chinca of Mount Shasta.' re- ceived injuries while playing in a Sl0rk show nonoring Mr5 looioau game accorumg io woru receiveu uy nis paienia uuin iia' pan, where he is stationed. He is in me nospuai ai jonnson .r Base, Japan where he wi 1 have to remain about eight weeks. His jaw was fractured in two places. Rotary Club of Mount Shas ta dance and barbecue last week end netted the club about $475. according to Bob Herzog. fund chairman. The proceeds go lo the scholarship fund to be awarded tol a Mount Shasta High School sen ior. The club plans to make the event an annual affair to main tain the fund. Returned Home to Roseburg were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cain who visited in Langell Valley with her sister, Mrs. Bill Burnett, and fam- To Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Art Monroe of Langell Valley left Wednesday for Rupert, Idaho, where he won a homestead. Mary Anne Leavltt of Lan gell Valley left Thursday lor Mountain View where she is em ployed in a florist shop and lives with her brother, Cal Leavitt and family. He is stationed at nearby Moffett Field. Returned to Langell Valley after attending rodeos at Walla Walla and Ellensburg in which he took part are Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Noble. Daughter Visits Mr. and Mrs. Ross B. Cole of Douglas, Arizona are visiting her father, John W. Cook, of Merrill. Mr. Ross is af filiated with the Southern Pacific railroad and Mrs. Cole is em ployed with the Phelps Corpora tion in Douglas. Merrill Visitor Visiting with the Pete McNeill's in Merrill is Mrs. McNeill's sister. Mrs. Judd Cuddy, from St. .Joseph, Missouri. GOC Meeting A meeting headed by Sgt. Bill Schrum for the purpose of the reactivation of a Ground bserver Corp post in Merrill will be held Tuesday eve ning. September 18. al 8 p.m. at the Merrill Recreation Hall. All In terested persons are asked to please attend this Important meet ing. Monlhy Pack meeting of Fort Klamath Cub Scouts, open to the public, will be held in the CI club house at 7 p.m. Friday. Septem ber 21. Kveryone is asked to wear 'hobo garb and bring a basket of llood lor the dinner, after which a ! surprise will be presented by jl'ubmaster Lefty Wild K.agle Wild er. Movies of Cub Scouts In In dian dances at the recent Pow LOAN JAKARTA, Indonesia Ki-Ruv ia agreed Saturday to lend Indo nesia 100 million dollars for de velopment under a technical and I economic agreement signed by the I two countries. SHORT AND CARTOON A1OTHER? DID SHE ' BAND? W'ow meeting will be shown. DonaI(J Ekun(, ,nee paU Hescockl will be given in the CI i clubhouse in Fort Klamath at 8 Thursday. September 20. an invitation'to an friends in the Klamath Basin to attend ex tended by hostesses Mrs. Harold Wimer. Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Richard Varnum and Mrs. Jack Thomas. Cooked Food sale sponsored the, cmc Improvement Club of Fort Klamath will be held in the clubhouse Saturday morning, September 22. starting at 10 a m Club members Mrs. JoAnna Tay lor and Mrs. Norman Van Ider stine are in charge. AU contribu tions will be welcomed. "Why more CtfTts)s)tft 6? i y j y m a-r I 4( ''V :h AA tnr-rr "Z? V4X l( ''r ' . g) 51Sr--- REX THOMPSON 'JAMES WHITMORE . shepperd strudwick o NtoevC' - T n I A V I I xrlA Kentucky Governor Tells Yhy National Guard Usee FRANKFORT. Ky. J-An an- wetks ago to kp order in strife; 'The tanks were taken along! He said it wai "absolutely un- gry mob slormed the courthouse stirred up by Ihe admission of Ne-ifor the proper psychological ef- true" that his triend.sh.ip witt at Lexington 36 years ago. bent groes in a previously all-white ' (eet. Some ir.en won't let a sol- Mayor Herman Z. Clark of Clay on taking a young Negro rapist school. S dier' with a gun jmsb them. No influenced his late movement of lo the nearest tree. Six men were, "That experience was in my: man a going to argue with a troops into that town after "taking killed. mind when the Sturgis trouble ' iaI over" in Sturgis from the outset. Gov. A. B. Chandler, then a broke out," he said. "But I would, ..." i,c .i,h it,, results Chandler then explained how se- student at Transylvania College, watched as officers turned back the raiders "As they with machineguns retreated, Chandler V Intat recalled in an interview today, "they left six or seven of their number sprawled on the ground, dead. "Federal troops were brought in from Louisville, but too late to save men's lives. They didn't act fast enough." He told the story in explaining jwhy National Guard troops and stale policemen were sent, on his ! orders, into Sturgis, Ky., two Feoturerte -I War nejM - "" -m - ' 4 .v Vl7f WARNEROLOR V is w . , as r 'Mil J6Ul aren't movies like this?" if fell C LJ AA C,,,N " MuEL tYLOR tTe r LEO OlIxVV cei.cio i'JERBy WL0 0'ecio GEORGE : have done as 1 did anyway. have obtained so far. After cret agents of the state kept "Mobs led by bad-tempered men. . u, u. hr, a .i ahroast of the situation in both were taking over. You can't let mobs enforce the law. The r'ghti ' nl lha nutni war a at l alra of the people were at stake. ; Streets were closed. Lives were in : danger. i "We had to act fast. We knew the situation, because we had the information from an air-tight in- telligence organization. i "My orders were to move in not to force people to do things, but to open the streets and give the people free movement. I gave ' instructions to take over in force. 9 Si 75 X & 'Wonders of Araby" there aU. body has been killed. Vn fan t ,he rev'erse might: H id painc0thes state detec- i r .. .... F . . . ... have been true u we had actea tives moved into bturgis when slower. I am convinced that the word first arrived that trouble trouble at Sturgis would have been was brewing. " ,' serious." I "They wore overalls and mixed Asked if he considered his ae-;wjtn crowds." he said. "They even tion "politically popular," he said attended the demonstrators' meet he was not concerned in the least :jngs. They, knew what was going over political implications. 'to happen as soon as anybody "At times like this, you don't: else did. In that way, we were consider politics," he said. "You I prepared for the proper action at do the job you are sworn to do. this thee: EDDY DUCHIN STORY K tCMEP .o iceo ot c.-is e.n.r. SIDNEY oc--i oOwci je. i tj COLUMB! PICTURE CINEMASCOPE COkOM I TECHNICOLOR Doon Ooenl2;45 P-M. .Sturmc and Llav. I the proper time. Je was 'Cash'Adams. He ran guns and, in the tight spots, used them. He could smell money a thousand miles away --but time he'd need a thousand lives to get it! DOORS OPEN 12:30 P.M. I :