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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1957
Many Celebrities Appear On TV Show For Ailing Lad
LAKEVILLE, Mass. M-Up un
til yesterday, little Francis X.,
pathetically ill with muscular dys
trophy, had never had a visitor
at the Lakeville State Sanatorium.
His mother ii dead and his fa
ther is in prison for killing her.
The youngster, also known as
Little Boy Blue, thought nobody
wanted him.
Facing a lonely birthday, he
lold Dr. Kurt Jcllinek last week
he didn't want much, maybe four
or five cards.
The story of the lonely young
ster got out and it touched the
heart of the nation.
On his ninth birthday yesterday
he learned how many friends he
really has.
Comedian Jerry Lewis dedicat
ed a million-dollar television show
exclusively to the ailing young
ster. More than 150,000 cards and
letters were mailed to him and
they were still coming today. .
An estimated $10,000 was mailed
to him.
Offers of help jammed the hos
pital switchboard.
Toys, candy, games. ' radios,
television sets and other gifts
were delivered to the hospital by
the truckload.
Little Francis could hardly con
tain himself when Jerry Lewis
appeared on the television screen
in the closed-circuit telecast and
dedicated an all star show to ".My
one-boy audience."
Performers included Tennessee
Ernie Ford; Eddie Fisher; Eddie
Cantor; Hugh O'Brien, TV's Wy
att Earp; Jim Arness, the Mar
shal Dillon of the Gunsmokc TV
show; the Mouscketecrs of Walt
Disney's Mickey Mouse show, the
Skylarks singing group and an
18-piece orchestra.
Jerry Lewis, who is the nation
al chairman of the Muscular Dys
trophy Assn. of America, ar
ranged the private show with Gen,
David Sarnoff, board chairman of
the Radio Corp. of America.
Although he doesn't have much
strength, Francis managed to
blow out the candles on his birth
day cake and to open a few of
the hundreds of presents he re
ceived.
The youngster shared his birth-l
day and the presents with an esti
mated 75 other hospitalized chil
dren, some of them wearing casts
from the neck down.
Little Francis, whose name was
withheld by the hospital, request
ed that many of his gilts be dis
tributed to the other children.
The money he received will be
placed in a trust fund tor him.
More important than anything
else to the boy was the comment
of Dr. Jellinek that "this has
done wonders for the boy. A week
ago he wouldn't respond and now
he has a will to live."
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS V
BIHTIIS
BOWLES Born to Mr. and Mri.
Donald Bowles, October 7, In the
Klamath Valley Hoipital, a ton, weigh
Inc S lbs., II1 a on.
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Benny Quits
Quiz EarSy
NEW YORK 1.1 Comedian Jack
Benny climbed just one rung on
The $04,000 Question financial
ladder last niqht and decided it
was a dizzying height. He quit
and left the show just $04 richer.
Benny, whoso closeness with a
dollar is one of his theatrical
trademarks, insisted on stopping
with $04 even though quizmaster
Hal March lold him such a thing
had never been done helnre.
Traveling expenses alone for Ben
ny to come (rom California had
cost $.W(), March said.
But the dry-witted comedian in
sisted. And since the show was
not prepared with a check. March i
and other members of the cast
dm.' up $01 from their own wallets.
Benny won the money on the
one and only question in his cate
gory, the violin, lie gave the first
name of the violin mak'-r Stradi
vari (Antonio) and his birthplace
(Cremona, Italy i.
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not retponiidie for J;ut minute changes
in the radio and TV schedule!. They
are nuniisnea merely as a dudiic nerv.
ice and are furnished by tha various
station involved. i
KFLW-CBS & AJ1C, 1450 KC
Wednesday Evening. Oct. 9
6:00 Sports Highlights
6:05 Music for Dininr
7:K News CBS
7: Or. Lowell Thomas CBS
1:W Spurts Time CBS
7.25 People in the News ABC
7:.J0 Amos 'N' Andy CBS
7:5") Spcakinfi of Sports AHC
8 IIO JWws CHS
8 05 Masters of Melody CBS
8;:) Robert O. Lewis CBS
1) 00 News CBS
0:05 The Botj Inch Show
il.M) News. ABC
ii:.ir The Bob Inch Show
) .55 Late News ABC
!0.l)0 The Boh Inch Show
1100 Sign Off
Thursday, Oct. 10
6:00 Early Morning News
ti 15 America's Favorite Music
7:00 News Breakfast Edition
7:15 Weathercast
7:1!) Breakfast Broadcast
7:30 Frank Goss CBS -
7:-;." Hitrry Babbitt CBS
H no Musical Variety Show CBS
8:05 Ymirs for a Happy Day
8:25 Shopping News
B :0 Haven of Hem
I) (H) Hreiikfast Club ARC
10.00 Wendy Warren CBS
10:15 Ma Perkins CBS
!:) Young Dr. Ma lone CBS
10:45 Hoarl of Life CBS
11:00 Shipping News
11:05 Music for Enjoyment
11:40 Hun McCoy News CBS
11:45 Just Entertainment CBS
12:00 Noon Edition News
12.15 Pay less Sidewalk Show
12:;i0 Mouse Pal tv CBS
1:00 Arthur God'rry Time CBS
2::tO B.nkslage Wife CBS
2:45 Helen Trent CBS
3:00 Our Gal Sunday CBS
3:15 Nora Drake CBS
AM i Second Mrs. Burton CBS
3:45 Strike It Rich CBS
4.00 Forward March
415 I;ihin Briefs
4:30 Music
4 30 Arthur Godfrey CBS
5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS
5:15 Weather' Roundup
5.25 Behind the Headlines
3:30 Tom Harmon CBS
3:45 Frank Goss CBS
5:55 Hometown News
BOO Snorts Highlights
6:05 Music for Dining
7.00 News CBS
7:05 Lowell Thomas CBS
7:20 Sports Time CBS
7.25 People in the New ABC
7-30 Amos N' Andy CBS
7 55 SpeaKinn of Sports ABC
8.00 News CBS
8:05 Masters of Melodv CBS
8 ;t0 Hubert O. Lewis CBS
!):00 News CBS
t) 05 The Boh Inch' Show
9:30 News ABC
0:35 The Bob Inch Show
0 55 ABC Late News
10:00 The Bob Inch Show . .
11:00 Sign Off
KFJI-.MIJS & DLBS, 1150 KC
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9
fi:00 Edw. P. Morgan News. DLBS
6:15 World of Sports
6:30 First' Federal Nws
6:45 News DLBS
6.50 Bill Brundige Sports DLBS
7:00 Horatio Hornhlower DLBS '
7:25 Gabriel Heattcr DLBS
7:30 Gang Busters MBS
7:55 Headline Edition DLBS
8 00 Mostly Music
8:30 News DLBS
8:35 Mostly Musir
10:00 10:00 PM Headlines
:010 Bill Stern Spoils DLBS
!0:15 Mostly Music
11:00 News Summary
1 1,05 Mostly Music
12:00 Sign Off
Thursday. Oct. 10
h:30 News Summary
3:35 The Cow Hour '
fi.00 News Summary
6:05 The Cow Hour
6.30 Nws Summary '
6:35 The Cow Hour
6:50 Sports Roundup
7:00 Heinmeway MBS
7:15 Breakfast GanR DLBS
7:50 Today's Best Buys
7: 15 Local Morning News
8:00 Cliff Eimle DLBS
8:13 Over The Coffee Cup
8:30 World Series Broadcast
2:00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS
2 05 Town and Country Tmit
2:15 Local Noon News
2.30 ueen Kor A Day DLBS
1:15 Meet The Artist
1 30 Nfws DLBS
I 35 The Wax Works
2:30 News DLBS
2.35 The Wax Works
330 Kraft News DLBS
3. .15 The Wax Works
4 .on Fulton Irfwsis Jr., DLBS
4:15 Hemingway MBS
4-30 Tello Test DLBS
4 45 Tt affle Jam
4 55 Uoh Greene DLBS
5 00 Traffic Jam
5 30 News Report DLBS
5 45 Chevron Headline News DLBS
6 00 Fdv. P. Morgan News DLBS
615 World of Sports
6 .10 Fir-t Federal News
6 15 Kraft News DLBS
6 50 Bill nrundice Snorts DLBS
7 03 Theater Ku al DLBS
7 25 Gabriel Heatter DLBS
7 ::o Secrets of Scotland -Yard MBS
7 ."." Headline Edition DLBS
8.00 Coke Time With Eddie Fisher
DLBS
8 15 Klam.nh Snorts Album
11:30 News DLBS
H .15 MolJ Music
moo 1(1 uo PM Headlines
m 10 Bill Stern Sports DLBS
10.15 Mnstlv Music
I I 00 News Summary
1 1 05 MiMh- Music
:2:00 Sign Off
KOTI TV Channel 8
Wednesday Kvening, Oct. ff
1 op Comedy Time
1 :) Truth or Consequence
2 00 Garrv Moore Sliow
2 to Arthur Godfrey
3 io Strike It Huh
4 00 Feminine Fanci
4 ,;i fmle Bill
4 45 Search for Tomorrow
5.00 W-'j-ld Passixn t
5 15 Kl.itn.ilh Museum
5.1(1 Ktaicalh Flco-iOH
5 45 TV Quest im Box
6 00 News and Weather
6 15 Doug K.dwards
6 :ai lnititr on Parade
H 45 Boo B a i.a.ir
7 00 The Big Record
7 !0 American Legend
8 00 The Millicswirv
6 .10 1 ve Got A Secret
0 i0 Armstrong Circle Theater
:0 tut TV Header's Digest
0 it) News
10:35 Western Marshal
Tlmrsdny. Oct. II
8 33 t'hnnlnin s Corner
H ,t!t Cartoon Tune
il 15 World Series
1 00 Matinee Tn.-ater
2 00 Brighter Dv
15 Sccrci Stoioi
.2 :"0 Filce o Nivht
1 00 I'omedv Time
.to Truth or Consequences
Me.
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2 00 Coih-,1
2 30 Ai ilmr Godfrev
2 30 iiarrv Mooi-e Show
:i 30 Strike It Rich
t W Feminine Fancies
I iO 1 nele Hill Show
I 45 Search For Tomorrow
S fXi Km Tin Tn
.in Otr Cal Panorama
S (V News
S W Weather and News
11 l).m Fduards News
S to Voi id Passport
7 IV) P:,i h.uie
t Damon Kunxnn Theater
t) H.titvT Master
S at Clim.iv
4 .41 Sfierift of Civhie
no Ttu Wvck in Sports
.tl Nt s
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KBFS TV Channel S
CBS. NBC, ABC
Wedin-sd.iy Kveninif. Oct. 9
1 on C otv.edy Time
1 .;n Truth Or Consequences
2 m G.orv M.'ore
T OO Life With Elizabeth
7:30 American Legend
8:00 Millionaire
8 30 I've Got A Secret
9:00 Armstrong Circle Theater
10:00 Gateway
10:30 News
10:33 Lawrence Welk
11.35 Sign Off
8:33
8:39
8:45
11:00
12:00
12:15
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:30
4:00
4:30
4:45
5:00
5:15
6:00
6:15
6:30
6:45
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
0 30
10:00
10:15
10:0
10:30
10:35
11:03
Thursday, OcJ. 10
Chaplains Corner
Cartoon Time
World Series
Matinee Theater
Brighter Day
Secret Storm
Edge Of Night
Comedy Time
Truth or Consequences
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Strike It ich
Feminine Fancies
Gateway
Search for Tomorrow
Rin Tin Tin
Ore Cal Panorama
Your TV Weatherman
Doug Edwards
Purucker Piano House
Pappy Coleman
Ray Milland
Playhouse
Harbor Master
Climax
Sheriff of Cochise
This Week in Sports
Pill Box
World Passport
News
This Is Your Life
Sign Off
1 KVIP-TV Channel 7, Redding
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9
1:00
1:30
2 00
3 00
4:30
5:00
3 15
5:30
6:30
7.00
7:30
8.00
0:00
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
Comedy Time
Truth Or Consequences
Studio Party
American Bandstand
Frontiers Of Faith
Inside Your Schools
Adventure Time
Komic Karnival
Star Performance
Frontier Doctor
Cartoon Time ' .
Disneyland
Kraft Theater
TBA
Senator McCarthy
TBA
Tonight
News Summary
Thursday, Oct. 10
Tax Problems
To Be Aired
Proof is piling up from every
section of Oregon that there has
never been a greater awareness
of the growing complexities of lo
cal, state and federal taxes, ac
cording to William A. Haggerty.
general chairman of' the 1957 Ore
gon Tax Conference, which will be
held in Eugene, October 25 and
26.
Many tax-minded businessmen
and their professional tax advis
ers from Klamath Falls will be in
attendance at the event sponsored
by the Oregon Association of Pub
lic Accountants, Haggerty reports.
"Special attention will be de
voted to the tax problems of small
businesses and agriculture," Hag
gerty promised.
He reported that eight outstand
ing tax authorities from Oregon,
Washington and California will ad
dress the conference and will then
participate in an all-speakers pan
el discussion which will answer
the "bread-and-butter" questions
presented by those attending.
Appearing on the program, in
addition to the tax experts, will
be Sen. Richard L. Neuberger, who
will discuss "Economic Crisis in
Oregon."
Haggerty invited any interested
executive wishing further details to
write to: Oregon Tax Conference,
230 East Broadway, Eugene.
8 45 World Series ilf same playedi
11.00 Matinee Theater
12:00 Queen For A DaV
12:45 Modern Romances
1:00 Comedv Time
1:30 Truth Or Consequences
2:00 Studio Party
.1:00 American Bandstand
4::t0 Mr. Wizard
5:00 Shasta College
5:15 Adventure Tima
5::i0 Komic Karnival
6:30 "70" Sports Parade
7:00 Federal Men
7::l Whirlvbirds
8:00 Qlondie
8:30 Dragnet
9:00 People's Choice
9 30 Ford Show
10:00 Lux Variety Show
10:30 Waterfront
11:00 DanRerous Assignment
11:30 Tonisht
12:00 News Summary
Court Records
KI.AMATH COIN'TT
IllHTKICT COURT
Ernest Lee Thaeker. no oDera tor's
license, $10 bail forfeited.
Rosene Douul.-ia Vaoderford. viol Minn
basic rule, $10 bail forfeited.
olaKe Alexander willnrd. no vehicle
license, S10 bail forfeited.
Owen Robert Storey, excessive height
(10 bail forfeited.
Paul A. Cox, non-support, asked for
ndditional lime consult an attorney:
October 10 at 10 a.m.. bond set at
2 000. remanded to custody of sher
iff. Charles Kdward Hollis. tandem axle
overload. S;il bail forfeited.
Boyd D. Wilson, combination over
load, $20 bail rorreited.
Mvles Forest MeCombie, excessive
length, $25 bail forfeited. 1
William Steiner, reckless driving,
$50 bail forfeited.
Gladys Ambers, drunk on public
hifihwuy. trial without jury held; found
guiltv. Fine $33. Paid.
Ortts Dale Mtino, violation of ba
sic rule. $7 30 paid.
Theodore Frank lin Bechte!. no ve
hicle license. $7.30. bail forfeited.
Kenneth Ray Cummings, fail stop
at stop sign. $5 paid.
Virgil Marion Piercey, drunk in pub
lie place. $50 paid.
Peter Edward Greene, failure stop at
stop sum, $5 paid.
VFW Plans
PTA Program
MOUNT SHASTA PTA Week
will be observed by Mount Shasta
Post No. 5288 VFW which will
put on a PTA program over KWSD
on Thursday evening, starting at
7:15.
VFW coordinator Ray Freeman
has arranged an interview with
Mrs. Dorothy Richardson, presi
dent of Mount Shasta High School
PTA: Mrs. Gladys Jensen, past
president of the elementary PTA
and .Mrs. Barbara Wilder, current
president of the elementary PTA.
The speakers will discuss the
membership drive being carried
on between October 7 and 13 and
the new approach to parent-teach
er relations. Hereafter there will
be round table discussions with
individual teachers at the teach
ers' desks.
High school Principal 0 r n e a 1
Kooyers and Harold M. Jenkins;
superintendent of the elementary
school, have joined in urging all
school patrons to join the PTA.
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It was Britain's first test of an
atomic weapon from balloons and
its 15th atomic weapon explosion.
It completed a three-test seric
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