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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1956)
PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1956 (Radio oq KFLW-CBS k ABC, 14M KC ; Friday Evenlnf, Sept. 11 00 Today 'i Sporu Highlight! 6:13 Lowtll Thomas CBS 6:30 Binf Crosby CBS 6:45 Johnny Dollar CBS 7 bO Nwi CBS 7:05 Robt. Q. LWll CBS ' 7:30 CB6 Columbia Workahop -8:00 Muaic for You 8 15 Trtaiury Show CBS 8:30 So They Lay CBS 8 .15 Thil I Bfltevt CBS fi:00 Myitery Time ABC 6 25 Music Fill 35 Amos N' Andy CBS 10;00 10 Dm. Edition 10:15 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sim Off Newe Summary Jl;05 Sua Ot1 Saturday, Sept. It 00 Minute Niiei Summary 6:05 America'! favorite Mul 6:15 Minute Newa Summary 6:16 Amtrlca'a Favorite Mull 6:30 Minute Newa Summary 6:46 Amarlca'a Tavorltc Muafe 7:00 Newi Breakfait Edition 7:15 Top 0' the Mornin' 7:30 frank Com CBS 7:45 County AierH 7:55 Muiie 8:00 rorward Mirch 6:15 Treasury tiueit Star CBS 8:30 Gunimofc CBS 8 55 Weather, U.I A. CBS 6.00 No School Today ABC 10:30 Robt Q. Uwla CBS 11:15 Mut 1120 Story Master CBS 11 30 Cardan Gate CBS 11:45 Man Around the House CBS !2:00 Noon Edition Newa 12:15 Trtaiury Show CBS 12 30 Treasury Show CBS 12:45 KUHS va Reno root ball 4.05 Mui'o 4:15 News Reporter ABC 4:a0 World Tourist ABC 4:30 Music 4 45 Basin Briefs 5:00 News Reporter ABC 6:05 Music 8:15 Weather Roundup 8.30 Tom Harmon CBS 5 45 rrank Coea CBS 5:35 Hometown News 6:00 Today'i 8 port Hlffhllfhta 6:15 KUHS Ntws NuggaU 6:30 Music fi 45 Word! Of Ufa 7.00 News ABC 7:05 Lawrence Walk Army Show ABC 7:30 Speaklni of Sports ABC 7:35 Cocoanut Orove Orchestra ABC u na NEWS Renorter ABC National June box Am. rort Laramie CBS News Reporter ABC Imagination ABC Btiln Street Jaat CBS Today's Record CBS 10 Dm. Ed (Hon News Samuel Friedman Address CBS Time tor jtciaxauon Slin Off News Summary Sian Off B 01 8 30 6:00 9:05 9:30 6:55 10:00 10:15 10:30 11.00 11:05 KFJI MBS DLBS, 1150 KC Frlfliy Evenfn;, 8ept. Zi 6:00 rulton Uwti. Jr. DLBS 6:15 Bunyen Sports Report 6:2 Hollywood Hif hllihts 6:30 first Federal News 6:46 Sam Hayes News DLBS 6 55 W lamer Sports Tune DLBS 7:00 Counterspy MBS 7:30 City Editor MBS 8:00 Freddy Martin Orcheetra 6:30 Bob and Ray DLBS 6:15 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 6:30 Bob Jnck Show 10:00 tdw, p, Morgan Newe DLBS 11,06 sign off Saturday, Sept. it I M First Newe 6:05 Sunrise fteranado 6.45 Bast On Record 7:06 Newe DLBS 7:18 Break fail Gang DLBS 7 30 Todaya Bast Buys 7 U Bunyan Newe 8:00 Percolator Patrol 6:25 Network Ntwa DLBS 6:30 Percolator Patrol 6.56 Social Security 6 55 -H Club 6 06 Beet on Ro6or4 6:16 StoryWUer 6:30 K reft Newt DLBS 6:35 rireflthtere 6:40 Morning Melodies 10:25 Game of the Day DLBS 1:00 Kraft News DLBS 1:05 Local News !: Matinee Malnrllaa S 00 Renfro Valley Barn Damo DLBS j:w first i new uuu , 9:05 Matinee Melodlee 4:15 Network Newe DLBS 4 30 MaUne Melodlee 6 00 Marine Corp Melody 6:23 Tommy Oden 6 55 Kraft Newa DLBS 6 00 How It Heppened 6:16 Werran Bunyan Sports Keport 6 35 Hollywood Hiihllehta 6:30 Local Evening: Newa 6:45 Bob Crosby Snow 7:00 Malic of Music DLBS 7 30 OTf va Yakima JC Tootball 10:00 Jacks Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off Sunday, Sept, t 7 3 Oral Robarta 6:00 Klamath Temple Hour 8 30 Back To God DLBS 6:00 Radio Bible Claae Dl.RS 6.50 Youth Soldiers for Chnat 9 45 rrank and Ernest DLBS 10 00 Network Newa DLBS 10:16 Chi istlan Science Heala DLBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour It 00 Game of the Day DT.BS 1 20 4B rs vs Eagle root be U 4 Kraft News DLBS 4 25 Sunday Favorites 5:40 Ruisla Today 5.53 Hollywood Highlight 6 00 Walter Wlnchell DLBS 6:15 Tomorrow a front Page Head-' lines DLBS 6 25 Evening Melodies 6 :to Loral Evening News 6:45 Bill Cunningham DLBS 7:00 Guy Lorn ha r do DLBS 7:30 BIW Week 8:oo Hawaii Call DLBS 8;30 Proudly we Hall 8;U0 Network News DLBS 8:15 William Hlllman DLBS 6.16 Chamber of Commerce 6:45 This Tabled World DLBS 8 50 General Sports Time DLBS 10 00 Hour of Decision DLBS 10:30 81m Off K0T1-TV Channel S California-Oregon Television Inc. Friday Evening, Sept. 21 12 00 Brighter Day 12:16 Secret Storm 12 ;t0 Edge of Nlfht 1:00 Klamath Geme Camera 1:30 Sign Off Until 0:30 p.m. 6 30 Local film 0:45 News and Weather 6,00 TBA 6:45 Dr. Hudson'a Secret Journal 7:15 Musical Treasures 7:30 TBA 8 00 Man Called "X" 8:30 Highway Patrol 8:00 Undercurrent 9:.'rt Mayor of the Town 10:00 Premier Theater 10:30 Sign Off Saturday, Sept. 2 . 9:45 Baseball Previews 10:00 Baeball 1:00 TBA 3:uo Sporu Parade 3:30 Local rtlm 4:00 Treaaure Travels 4:30 Show Time 8:30 Faith for Today 7:00 Honeymoonere 1.M Stage Show 8:00 Crunch and De ' H::W Hey Jeannia 9 00 TBA 10:00 Wrestling , 11:00 Slsn Off KBES-TV Channel I CBS, NBC ABC Friday Evenlnf, Sept. 21 10 50 Devouons 11 00 NBC Matlnea 12:00 Brighter Day 1:13 secret storm 12:30 Edge of Night 1:00 Comedy Time 1:30 BandtUnd 3:00 Bob Crosby 2:30 The Way 3.00 feminine rancies i.TO Vnrlt Bill T.00 Treasure Travels 4:30 Search for Tomorrow 4:45 Mualcal Moments 5:00 Wild Bill HfckoK 5 43 "Your TV Weatherman" 5:50 News e oo Cavaicade of Sports 6:45 Dr Hudson's Secret Journal 7:15 Heeth's Medical Hill. 7:20 Hollywood Album 00 Men Called X g;3o Highway Patrol 9:00 Undercurrent 9:30 Mayor of the Town 10 00 Premier Theater 11:30 Newa & Sun-Off Saturday, Sept. 22 9:45 Baseball Preview 9:55 Buebell Game of the Week 12:45 Pacific Southwest Tennis Tourna ment 1:30 United Nation Handicap 2:00 Treaiiuro Travels 3:00 Saturday Sports Parade 3:30 Mr. Wizard 4:00 On the Trail 4:30 Saturday Showtime 6:15 Easy Valley Golf Clinic 6:30 faith for Today 7:00 The Honeymoontri 7:30 Stage Show 8 00 Crunch it Des 8:30 Hey Jeannle: 9:00 Encore Theater 9:30 Peoole Are Tunny 10:00 Chicago Wrestling 11 on Newa and Sign Off KVIP-TV Channel 7, Reddlnf California Friday Evening;, Sept. 21 4:00 Armed Forces Present 4:15 The Northerner 4:30 Early Show "Ninth Guest" 5:30 Jerrio'a Jamboree 6:00 News 8:15 Organ Moodg 6:30 TBA 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:00 unaacaae nportscope 8:00 Badge 714 Big Gangster It 8 30 Dr. Hudson Ann Talbot Story 9:00 Man Behind the Badge Case of the Long Dark Nights 6:30 Star Performance TBA 10:00 Late Show The Doctor Takes A wife 11:45 Lata News Saturday, Sept. 22 11:15 football Game Michigan vs 1:45 Scoreboard 3:00 Pacific Coast Conference Hi-Lltea 2:30 All American Game of the Week :ik) western reature TBA 4:00 Jerrto's Jamboree Serial, UvO children's show, Cartoons 6:00 News 6:15 Labor Management film 6:30 Bar - 7 theater Saddle and aageoruan 7:30 People are Funny 8:00 Perry Como Show 8:00 Caesar'a Hour 10 00 Encore Theater- 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11:00 Dateline Europe 11:30 Lata Newa KCNO-ARC. 570 KC, daylight time . Saturday, Sept. 22 6:15 Sign On 6.16 Lktile Western Show 7:00 Newa ABC 7:15 Martin Aaronsky ABC 7:30 Top O' the Morning 6 00 No School Today ABC 0 HO Hit Parade 10:00 News ABC 10:05 Listener's Choice 11:00 News ARC 11:03 Navy Hour 11:30 American Parmer 12:00 News ABC 12:05 MuaiL-al Interlude 12:10 Modoc County News 12:15 Best on Records 1 00 News ABC 1:05 Lake County Newa 1:10 Top Tunes 2 00 News ABC 2 03 Saturday Platter Show ABC 3:00 News ABC 3:03 Saturday Platter Show ABC 4 00 News ABC 4 05 Sslurday Platter Show ABC 5:00 Newa ABC 5.05 Saturday Serenade 5 M Dinner at the Green Room ABC 603 Marine Band ABC 6 .to Sunset Serenade 7 OO Newa ABC 7:13 Sign Off "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'How om that x pipe don't mz SOU SICK ? Summer Bows Out Today, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today was the last full day of the lummer season and chilly autumn weather already moved in over most of the eastern half of the nation. Frosty air extended over the lower Great Lakes region and lower Mississippi Valley eastward to the Atlantic Coast. The summer season ends offi cially it 1:36 p.m., EST, tomorrow. Temperatures were in the 30s from Virginia and North Caro lina northward with some places reporting readings below freezing. Church Plans Rally Rites The Ml. La III Community Church will observe Rally Day. Sunday. "The Entire Family, At Sunday School and Church," will be the theme of the service. There will be promotions and a special rccoRnition program fur the Sunday School in the morning under the direction ol the pro gram committee, Mrs. Wallace l.liompsiin, .Mrs. Robert Hunt and Mrs. Buford Kaylor. Regular church services will follow. There will be a potluck supper al :30 for memhers and friend-, of the church and young people s groups, followed by the showing of a missionary film. "New llori Tons." Everyone Is welcome. In the Southeast, however, they were in the 50s and low 60s and in Florida, where the cold air had not reached, most temperatures were in the mid-70s. An increasing flow of southerly air brought a little warming to the central third of the country from northern Texas northward through the upper Great Lakes re gion and Northern Plains. Temperatures were in the 40s and 50s and edged into the upper 70s in the Southern Plains. Mostly fair weather was report ed east of the Rockies to the East ern Seaboard. Meg Tours East Colonies ' I.0ND0.V Princess Margar et flew smilingly oft today on a five-week official visit by plane and ship to British territories in the Indian Ocean and East Africa. Queen Mother Elizabeth waved farewell as the giant, four-engine Argonaut lifted her 26-year-old daughter into the overcast sky over London for the trip into the sunny tropics. Queen Elizabeth II and her fam ily were not on hand. They are vacationing at Balmoral Castle, in Scotland. The five-week tour is the prin cess' most important official func tion since the breakup last Octo ber of her romance with Group Capt. Peter Townsend. The handsome, divorced air ace is himself soon to leave for Africa by jeep on a round-the-world trip. For her departure the princess wore a form-fitting navy blue coal and a head hugging hat. Her mother, also in navy blue, said a brief private farewell in the plane, then stood on the airfield with Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox Boyd to watch the departure. As the big craft moved away, the princess waved gaily from a seat by a window. Margaret's plane headed first for Britain's Mediterranean rock bastion of Gibraltar. From there the royal route lay through Kano. on the edge of the Sahara, and Entebbe, in Uganda, to .Mombasa, the Keva port where the princess tomorrow afternoon will board the royal yacht Britannia, her home for the major part of her trip. Scout Training Courses Held LAKEV1EW A junior leaders traininz course for Boy Scouts of (he Lake and Pit River districts was held September IS and 16 at Cave Lake. New Pine Creek Can yon. The program was planned by Tom Burleson, camp and activi ties chairman. , Trnnh I IlirlllHpH Rnh MetZCll. George Remsen, Kirk Byington, Xlilro Putrir.tr Rrnr llnnlcinc. Ijnn lEfird. David- Morris, Mike Dem iing.' Rex Byington and Bob Frank, accompanied oy scoutmas ter Cecil Hopkins and assistant, Ralph Patrick. Ed Taylor, scoutmaster for Troop 12, took Robert Conway, Larrv Taylor. Harold DuBose, Ar thur Newcombe, Jim McNeley, Ronald Conway,' Dick Maxwell and Larry Decker. All the Scouts qualified and wen Issued certificates of junior leader training by Bob Dye, leadership 'training chairman, and are leaders I in their respective troops. THE ORAL ROBERTS film, "Five Things God Has Shown Me," will be shown Saturday night, September 22 at the Church of God of th Apostolic Faith, on the corner of Granite and Doug las streets in the Stewart Lenox Addition. Above is Oral Roberts. The Rev. Ray mond Edmonson is pastor. ACTRESS DIES LOS ANGELES (rP Virus pneu monia has claimed the life of Nanette Bordeaux, 38, stage and screen actress who recently re turned from Paris and London. The Quebec-born actress became ill a few days ago and died yes terday in a Los Angeles hospital. She began her career on the New York stage and later appeared in Hal Roach and Columbia Studios films. FLOWERS! SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th Special Fri. & Sat. Cash and Carry 2 75 2 75 CHOICE AFRICAN VIOLET LARGE CHOICE MUM PLANTS .... SELECT BEGONIA EXCITING NEW iS A Aaii Van ms" picture ana so vwhere In the room und only 29995 Th lnflH. Jt iq. In vitwabl arta. Phono-jock. ton control Modtl 2IT73I. ET r I This new console swivels to face you! 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