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HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FA LI A OREGON
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
BY
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Now
Although he never pinned a
murder on a shifty-eyed butler,
discovered a rich millionaire was
knocked off with a rare type of
Oriental poison nor performed any
of the other feats attributed
to fictional detectives, neverthe
less, City Policeman Leonard
Clark deserves a story.
Clant, former superintendent of
thr Nebraska State Crime Bureau
and erstwhile chief of police in
Seward, Alaska, started his ca
reer as a rug salesman in Min
nesota. "And I had it all over on any
Armenian rug peddler that ever
came over the piko," he said.
"1 sold rugs all over Minnesota,
Nebraska, North Dakota and Mon
tana. I'd probably still be doing;
it if It hadn't been fur the Big
Depression."
In the early 1030s. the kliHe
Ttutf Comnnnv nf Minnnannlis.
closed its branch in Omaha and
Clark found himself in the great
rmy of the unemployed.
It wns at this juncture that Clark
decided to enter the law enforce
ment field. His first job was pa
trolman on the Scottsbluff, Ne
braska Police Force. While in that
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LEONARD CLARK
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fair city, Clark was married to
Mildred Duncan.
In 1939, determined to advance
in bis new profession, Clark be
gan an intensive study of crimin
ology and spent three months at
the FBI National Police Academy
in Washington, D.C.
Clark was employed by
the Nebraska State Crime Bureau
and soon was named superinten
dent. TRAVEL BUti
As he looks back on it now, he
is convinced that the travel bus
which bit him when he took up
rug selling struck again. He quit
his job in Lincoln, Nebraska and
with his family headed west.
After touring the Pacific Coast,
he look a job as internal security
officer at the Japanese Relocation
Center in Tulclake. When the camp
was closed, Clark accepted a job
as chief of police at Seward, Alas
ka. He spent three years in the
I north country and then came to
Klamath Falls.
"Crime patterns have been
changing in recent years almost
as rupidly as' Pans styles, he
said. "Some types of lawlessness
have gone out of style. For in
stance, you hardly ever hear jA a
confidence man operating ' any
more, llus type ol crook has
found nut that Barnum was wrong.
There isn't one born every minute
these days."
BLAST CHECK AKTISTS
Clark has nothing but contempt
for bogus chock writers who now
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tors. "The average bogus check pass
er who tries to make a career of
it," fte declared, "is usually too
proud to beg and hasn t got nerve
enough to steal."
Clark also said that 90 per cent
of all felonies are perpetrated by
persons under the influence of
liquor.
"We've had a dozen murders
in the past couple of years in
Klamath County," he added, "All
except one or two of the killers
were drunk at the time the crimes
were committed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, who reside
at 129 South Henry, have two sons,
John, 20, serving with the U.S.
Murines in the South Pacific, and
Charles. 14, a student at Klamath
Union High School.
(Listen to l.roiiurd Clark Sunday
10:15 p.m., Radio Station KFLW.)
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PHILIP W. GOVEDARE of
Madera, California, comet
fo the school of allied arts
and sciences at Oregon Tech
after several years of high
school teaching, in Madera
and other California cities.
He received his BA In 1945
from North Central College,
Naperville, Illinois, and his
MA in English Literature at
the University of Illinois in
1946. Since that time he
has taken advanced studies
in Chaucer and Literary
Criticisms at the University
of California at Berkeley,
Mr. end Mrs. Govedare live
on the OTI campus.
Newsboy Visits
With President
WASHINGTON - Newspaper
boy Andy Williams of Ames, Iowa,
was Invited to visit Saturday with
President Elsenhower who says
Andy and fellows like him "per
form a valuable service lor your
neighbors.
Andy's call at the White House
was arranged in connection with
National Newspaperboys' D a y.
Andy. H', delivers the Ames
Tribunes, lie was chosen by the
National Circulation Manag
ers A.sn. as being typical nf the
country's euo.ouo newspaperboys.
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LONDON if Prime MinMer
Kdcn and his wife both were con
lined to a hospital Saturday. Eden.
M. was slruken with a feer
triday while he was visiting
his wife in I nivrrsity College Hos
pital. She had been admitted a
lew hours e.irlier for a dental
checkup. Thf disclosure Eden was
ill came today from No.' 10 Down
ing Strert, hn ollicial residence. I
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Sunday, October 7
1:00 InviUtlon to Learning CBS
Salt Lake City Tabcmackl CBS
Voice of Prophecy ABC
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1 30 News Reporter ABC
9:33 Christian In Action ABC
10:00 Hymn HUtory
10:13 TBA
10:30 Treasury Oueit Star CBS s
10:i5 Mclnuich At the Fair CBS
10 53 Thia I Believe CBS -
11:00 Klamath Lutheran Church
12:00 Newi Reporter ABC -
12 03 Pilgrimage ABC
12:30 Mood in Melody ABC
10 Wool worth Hour CBS
2 00 Ncwi CBS
2:05 Dorsey Bros. Orcheitra CBS
2:.'JO Gretteat Story Ever Told ABC
3:00 Hour of Decision ABC
3:30 TBA
4:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC
3:00 Hollywood Music Hull CBS
3:30 CBS Newsroom Sunday Desk
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6:33 Vignette CBS
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7:03 FBI in Peace & War CBS
7:30 Gunsmoke CBS
7:33 Sunday News CBS
8:00 Our Miss Brooks CBS
6:30 Mitch Miller CBS
9:23 Too Tunes CBS
9:30 Juke Box Jury CBS
10 00 News CBS
10:03 Music
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11:00 Sign Off
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6:00 Minute News Summary
6:01 America's Favorite Music
6:15 Minute News Summary
6:16 America's Favorite Music
6:30 Minute Ncwi Summarv
6:31 America's Favorite Music
6:43 Minute News Summary
6:46 America's Favorite Music
7.D0 News Breakfast Edition
7:15 Top O' The Mornin'
7:30 Frank Gon CBS
7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS
6:00 Yours for a Happy Day
8:30 Blola Time
9:00 Breakfast Club ABC
10:00 Nora Drake CBS
10:15 Ma Perkins CBS
1030 Young Dr. Malone CBS
10:43 Wendy Warren CBS
11:00 McKay far Senator
11:03 Stop 'N' Shop
11:13 Second Mrs. Burton CBS
11:30 Strike It Rich CBS
11:43 Pat Buttram Show CHS
12:00 Noon Edition Nws
12:13 Pay I ess Sidewalk Show
12:30 House Party CBS
1:00 Brown Stamp Quir Time
1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS
2:30 Ruth Ashton CBS
2:40 Weather and You TBS
2:45 Backstage Wife CBS
3:00 Helen Trent CBS
3:13 Our Gal Sunriav CBS
3:30 Aunt Mary CBS
3:45 Whispering Streets ABC
4:00 Jack Paar Show ABC
4:15 Tell Me Doctor
4:20 Basin Briefs
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4:33 Today's Top Tunes
3:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS
5:15 Weather Roundup
5:25 Behind The Headlines
8:30 Tom Harmon CBS
3:43 Frank Goas CBS
5:33 Hometown Newt
6:00 Today's. Sports Highlights
6:13 Lowell Thomas CBS
6:30 Amos 'N Andy CBS
6:35 News CBS
7:00 Music
7:03 American Music Hall ABC
7:23 ABC Late News
7:30 Bins; Cronby CBS
7:43 Johnny Dollar CBS
8:00 News CBS
8:03 Robt. Q. Lewis Show CBS
8:30 Voice of Fires tons ABC
9:00 You Were There ''
9:18 Democratic National Committee
0:20 Bandstand In the Park
9 30 Spokesman for God ABC.
6:33 ABC Us Nrwa
10:00 Imagination ABC
10:25 Sign Oft
KFJI-MBS & DLBS, 1150 KC
Sunday, October 7
T:M Oral Roue.ta
8:00 Klamath Tcmnie H-t.
8:30 Back to God DLBS
9:00 Radio Bible Class Dl.BS
9 30 Youth Soldiers fni Christ
0:45 World Series DLBS
1:23 Ram.i vs. 40er's Football - DLBS
4:30 Christian Science Heals DLBS
4:45 Frank & Ernest DLBS
3:00 Sunday Favorites
3:35 Hollvwood Highlights
6:00 Walter Wincheil DLBS
6:15 Tomorrow's Front Page Head
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6:23 Local Evening News
6:30 William Hillman DLBS
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7:45 Evening Melodies
BOO Hawaii Calls ULBS
8UJO Proudly We Hail
9:00 Network News DLBS
9 15 I've Been Reading DLBS
9:30 Opportunity is Yours DLBS
9 33 Chamber of Commerce
9:43 This Fabled World DLBS
9:30 General Sports Time DLBS
10.00 Hour of Daciaioa DLBS
10.J0 aUg: Otf
Monday," October S
6:00 First News ,
:05 The Cow Hour
6 43 raim Reporter
7.00 Hemingway MBS
7:13 Braakfast Gang DLBS
7 JO Todays Best Buys
7:43 Bunyan News
1 00 Cliff r.njne DLBS
8:13 Jack White JJ
8:30 Gabriel matter DLBS
8:43 World Series DLBS
11:43 Newspaper of Air DLBS
12:00 Beat On Record
12:13 Bunyan Noon News
12:30 World News Roundup
12:45 Town and Country Tim
12:55 Kraft Newt DLBS
1:00 Carnation Milk Tim
1:13 Jack White JJ
1:53 Sam Hayes News DLBS
2:00 Queen For A Day DLBS
2:45 Accent On Women
3:00 Bob Greene Newt MBS
3:03 Jack White JJ
3:30 Don Lee Newsreel DLBS
3:45 Tello Teit DLBS
4:00 Jtmmie Fidler
4:13 Hemingway MBS
4:30 Hera's The Answer DLBS
4:43 Sam Hayes News DLBS
4:35 Bob Greene DLBS
5:00 Bob and Ray DLBS
5:43 Bunyan Sports Report
5:33 Hollywood Highlights
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ti.30 First Federal News
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6:33 Kraft News DLBS
7:00 Gabriel Heattar DLB5
7:15 Behind The Story DLBS
7:30 True Detective Mystery MBS.
8:00 Danger With Granger MBS
B:30 Bob Inch Show
10:00 Medo-land News
11:15 Bob Inch Show ,
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KOTI-TV Channel I, California
Oregon Television lc,
Sunday, October 7
12:30 Grand ol' Opry
1:30 Pro Football
4:30 Tom Harmon
4:43 This Is It
5:00 This Is the Life
3:.t Teleohone Time
B-iyi Weekly News in Review
6:15 Industry on Parade
;:.;0 Sherlc.-k Hclmes
7:00 Jack Benny
7:20 Waterfront
8:0) Ed Sullivan
9:00 GE Theater
9:30 Alfred Hltchkok
10:00 I've Got A Secret
10:30 News and Sign Off
Monday, October S
12:00 Brighter Day
12:15 Secret Storm
12:30
1:00
1:30
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3:45
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7:00
8:00
8:30
0:00
9:30
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10:30
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Sign Off Air Until 5:30 p.m.
ireasure Travels
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Sunday, October 7
12:30 Grand Ole Oorv
1:30 Fooiball Game NY
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r rancisco
4:30 Tom Harmon Show
4:45 Jackson Co. Public Health Pro
gram 3:30 Telephone Time with John
Nesbttt
6:00 Weekly News in Review
S:L Treasure Travels
tVro -Sherlock Holmes
7 03 Jack Benny
7:30 Waterfront
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 CE Theater
930 Alfred Hitchcock Presents
i ;:rn Loretta Young
10:30 I've Got a Secret
11:00 News and Sign Off
Monday, October 8, 1958
10:30 Devotions
11:00 NBC Matinee
12:00 Brighter Day
12:13 Secret Storm
12:'.'0 Edge of Night
1:00 Corned- -Time
1:30 Band Stand
2:00 Garden Farm and Home
2:13 Val Rogue
2:30 Strike ft Rich
3:00 Feminine Fancies
3:"0 Afternoon Theater
4:00 Same at Above
4:43 Search for Tomorrow
5:00 Uncle Bill Show
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SHAME WAS THE SAME!
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. ) shameful past. Could an
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help her now?
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Don DUBBINS - Edward ANDREWS
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9:00 I Love Lucy
9:30 Political Telecast
10:00 Cross Current
10:30 Lawrence Walk
11:30 News and Sign Off
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CaUfornia
Sunday, October 7
1:00 This is the Lift
2:30 The Way
3:00 Meet the Press
3:30 Zoo Parade Little Known Facta
About Birds
4 OO Mr Wizard
4U10 Show Time If You Could Only
COOK
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8:00 Steve Allen
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4:00 TBA
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3:30 Jerrio'g Jamboree
6:00 News
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6:45 Changing World Fashion Show
7:00 Headline Baby Story
7:30 Frankie Carle
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Sunday, October 7
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7:30 Concert Hall Review ABC
8:00 Alturas Baptist Church
8:15 Calvary Echoes
8:30 Morning Serenade
8:43 Christian Science . ,
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9:30 News ABC
9:33 Church Directory
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10:05 Popular Music ,
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11:30 Baptist Hour
12:00 News ABC
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12:10 Modoc County News
12:15 Western Hit Parade
12: JO Dr. Roberts ABC
12:45 Organ Serenade
12:33 Lake County News
1:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC
2:00 News ABC
2:05 Sammy Kaye ABC
2:30 High Moment
2:55 Sunday Melody
3:00 Billy Graham ABC
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3:43 Bob Crosby Show ,
4:00 Disaster ABC
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4:45 Music By Mantovanl
5:00 Monriav Morning Headline ABC
3:15 Overseas Assignment ABC
5:30 Quincy Howa ABC
5:45 Bryson Brash News ABC
3:35 Speaking of Sports ABC
6:00 Paul Harvey News ABC
6:15 Dance Time
T:00 Newa ABC
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6:13 Sign On
6:10 Slim Jim's Early Riser Show
7:00 Top O' the Morning
1-Q John McVanc News ABC
7:45 Top O' the Morning
8:15 Swap Shop
6:23 Morning Melodies
9:00 Breakfast Club ABC
10:00 Bob Garred ABC
10:15 Listener's Choice
11:00 Grand Central Station ABC
11:15 Jack Parr Show ABC
11:30 Morning Serenade
11:33 Thought for the Day '
12:00 Paul Harvey ABC
12:15 Modoc County Newa
12:20 Best on Records
12:30 Easy Listening
1:00 Newa ABC
1:05 Lake County News
1:10 Music For Dreaming ABC
1:30 When Girl Marries ABC
1:43 Whispering Streets ARC
2:00 Hank Henry Show ABC
3:00 Listener's Choice
4:00 My True Story ABC
4:30 Wall Street Final ABC
4:35 Platter Time
3:15 Late News ABC
5:20 Mel Allen Sports ABC
5:30 Local Sports Newa
3:35 Piano Serenade
5:45 Bob Garred ABC
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'I'M WOT IN THE MOOD FOR A BATH
Window
Display Wins
WEED The Weed Mercantile
was named winner of the window
decorating contest sponsored by
the Weed Business and Profes
sional Women's Club last week as
a special local event of the na
tionally observed BPW week, Sep
tember 23-29.
Mrs. Mary Young, club presi
dent, presented the cash award to
ltfrs. E. Holley, manager of the
Mercantile Ladies Department,
who arranged the prize winning
window. Second place award was
given to Ganim's Men's Store and
third to Santini's Apparel Shop.
Mrs. Gerold Moore, local BPW
member was chairman of the con
test. MEM
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CD Television
Programs Scheduled
Arrangements for television pro
grams were made by Don Dill,
state publicity director and spe
cial education officer for Civilian
Defense, when he was in town this
week.
Starting October 10. the Civilian
Defense programs will appear at
6 p.m. the first, second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month. Pro
grams for the Ground Observer
Corps are scheduled for the third
and fifth Wednesdays of each
month at H p.m.
The 15-minute programs will fea
ture local personnel and will origi
nate at KOTI-TV.
COLLAPSE
MATHURA, India tfl A two
story building jammed with spec
tators watching a religious pro
cession collapsed Friday, killing
9 persons and injuring 50. Mathura
is 80 miles south of New Delhi.
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