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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1958)
PAG TWO "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'Jfc6 AiQH B 6ICK, so to WW' m UNOW W WINS! (Radio -JO rsTD NOT: The Herald nrl Newt It not reepontlbla (or lut mlnuM cbtr.Iet U, tha redio and TV tchedulea. They are published merely ai a public Mrv loa and an fumltned by tha various atauona tnvolvea.1 KFLW-CBS ft ABC, 1450 KC Monday, Jan. 27 : Sportt Hlfbllmtl :H Muilo for Dining T:00 NWI CB 1:05 Lowell Thomai CBS 7:M Sporti Time CBS . 7:25 People In the Newt ABC 7:30 Amo V Andy CBS 1:55 Muilo S:00 Newt CBS 1:09 Mulen of Melody CBS t M Robt. O. Lewll CBS 1:00 Newt CBS :OS The Bob Ineh Show 10:00 The Richfield Reporter CBS 10: IS The Bob Inch Show 11:00 Sinn Off Tuesday, Jan. 28 C:0B Ctrly Momtnff Newt .IK inurlM'i Favorite MUlle 7:00 Breakfott Edition of the Newt 7:1B wcamereasi 7rt9 Breakfatt Broadens 7:30 Frank Goti CBS 7:45 Herry Babbitt CBS 00 Mutlcal Variety Show CBS OS Youra for a Happy Day 15 Shopplna Newt 90 Haven of Iteit SOO Breekfait Club ABC 10:00 Newt CBS 10:08 PeUr Llnd Htyei Show CBS 1:1S Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Mllone CBS 10:45 Hoed of Life CBS 11:00 Muilo for Enjoyment 11:4S Jutt Entertainment CBS 1IM Nooe) Edition Newt 11:11 Payleta Sidewalk Show 11:30 BeniM Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey Time CBS 3:30 BtcktUje Wile CBS 1.45 Helen Trent CBS 3:00 Our Gel Sunday CBS 3:15 Nora Dreke CBS 3:30 Becono aire, turwn idb 1:45 The Couple Next Door CBS 1:00 Bum Brlefl :1S Holldey for Mutlc 4:35 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Edwtrd B Murrow CBS . S:1S Weather Roundup 5:35 Northwett New Report S:30 Tom Harmon CBS 1:45 Prank Goal CBS B:5S Hometown Newt 00 Sportt Hlhll(htt 05 Muilo for Dining 7:00 Newt CBS 7:05 Lowell Thomai CBS 7:30 Sporti Time CBS 7:15 People In the Newt ABC 7:30 Amot N' Andy CBS t:O0 Newt CBS 3:05 Mitten of Melody CBS K M Dobt Q Lewll CBS 1 00 Newa CBS :05 The Bob Inch Show 10:00 The Hiehflrld Reporter CBS 10:15 The Bob inch 8how 12:00 Sign Off KFJI-MB9 ft 1)1. BS, 1150 KC Monday, Jan, 17 eae Edward P Morgan Newa DLBS 9:lm woria or sporti M rirtt Pederal Newt 43 Newt DLBS :50 BUI BrundlRe Sportt DLBS 7:00 Llvet of Harry Lime DLBS 7:31 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 7:3 True DetecUve Myitery MBS 7:3 Headline Edltloa DLBS :00 Main Street 30 Newt DLBS :35 Dan The Midnight Men 1:00 10:00 PM Headline! 10:10 BUI Stern Sportt DLBS 10:15 Dan The Midnight Man 11:00 Newa Summary 11:05 Dan The Midnight Man 13:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Jaa. 21 1:30 Newa Summary :3S The Cow Hour :30 Newl Summary :11 Tha Cow Hour :30 Sporti Roundup i poem open )SO f.m. Hl.IMI.r1M NOW SHOWING! WANT , faotura At 7:00 t 10:10 PLUS SAlrt IKHIinsQa com iinm Skoii At 8:35 Only ODOR! 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Tello Taet DLBS 4:45 Traffic Jam 4:51 Bob Greene DLBS 1:00 Traffic Jam 1:30 Newt Report DLBS 1:45 Chevron Headline Newa DLBS 1:00 Edwtrd P Morgaa Newt DLSI e:ia woria or aporie :M Plrtt Pederal Haw :43 Newi DLBS fl:50 Bin Brundite Soortt DLBS 1:00 Adventure! of the Scarlet Pimp ernel ULB! 7:15 Gabriel Heattar OLBS 7:30 Squad Room Mils 7:55 Headline Edition DLBS 8:00 Din The Midnight Man B:30 Newi DLBS :35 Din The Mldnleht Man 10:00 10:00 PM midline! 10:10 Bill Stern Sportt DLBS 10:13 Den The Midnight Man u:oo Newi nummary 11:05 Din The Midnight Man 12:00 Sign Off K0T1 TV Cfcaaul I Calirrala-OrcfB TeUvletM hi Monday, Jan. 27 3:00 Girry Moore 2:30 Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Dotto 4:00 Feminine Fanclel 4:30 Uncle BUI 4:43 Search for Tomorrow 5:00 Klamath Extenilon 5:15 Joe Pilooka 5:45 Come In School :00 Newi ind Weather 0:15 Doug Edwardt :30 Boott and Saddlea 7:00 Burnt and Allen , 7:30 Talent Scoute 8:00 Danny Tnomet 8:30 December Bride S:00 Studio One 10:30 Pimport 10:30 Adventure! In Knowledse 10:30 Heldelhera Newi Tuesday, Jan. 28 11:40 Rev. Jnnei 11:50 Cartoon Time 11:55 Newi 12:00 nig Payoff 12:30 Verdict li Youri 1:00 Brlihter Diy 1:13 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Nnht 2:00 Garry Moore 2:30 Arthur Oodfrey 3:30 Dotto 4:00 Feminine Fanelea 4:30 Uncle Bill Show 4:43 Seirrh for Tomorrow 3:00 10 Sportirlub 5:30 Tech Tllkl 6 00 Newi and Weather 8:15 Doug Edward! 8:30 Name Thet Tun 1:00 Phil Silver! 1:30 Whlrlvblrdt 00 To Tell The Trul 8:30 Show of Month 10 00 I Spy 10:30 Heidelberg Newe 10:38 Chemplomhlp Bowllns 11:31 Sign Off KBES-TV Ciaaiwl I CBS, NBC, ABC Monday, Jan. 17 3:00 Garry Moor 3:30 Godfrey Tim 3 30 Dotto 4:00 Feminine Farelei 4:30 Garden. Firm At Horn 4:43 Search lor Tomorrow 8:00 TV Qiiettton Box 5:15 Joe Pilooka 5 43 Gateway :0O Your TV Weatherman 05 Newa :13 Doug Edwardt and tha Maws :30 Booti and Saddla 7:00 nurni and Allen 7:30 Talent Scouts 8:00 Danny Thomli 8:30 December Bride 0:00 Studio One 10:00 Your Nivy 10:30 Newi 10:33 Adventure! In Knowledge 11:05 Sign Off Tursday, Jan. 21 11:40 Chaplain! Corner 11:50 Cartoon Tim 11:51 Newi 12 00 nit Pavnff 13 30 Verdict It Your l:oo Brighter Day ns Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Night 3 00 Cirry Moore 3 30 Godfrey Tim 3:30 Dotto 4 00 Feminine Fanclet 4-30 Video Scope 4:43 .Seirrh for Tomorrow 3 00 78 Sporticlub 00 Your TV Weatherman 03 Newi 13 Doug Edwardi and tea New 30 Name Thai Sun 7:00 Phil Silver! 7 OPEN 6130 P. M. place Building Up In Montague MONTAGUE According to Beulah Gordon, city clerk, there has been a considerable increase in the construction of new homes, building additions, and remodeling projects in Montague. Figures show that permits to taling $78,955 were issued during las, over S3e,i87 in 1958. One -permit was issued to the Pacific Telephone and Teleeranh Company for $14,000 for construc tion of a new exchange building for Montague. The second com mercial building permit was is sued to -Donald Gordon for con struction of a building where he sells John Deere farming equip ment. The third permit of im portance was issued to the Ar eata Lumber Services, Inc., Sisk iyou Division, for the erection of a new drying shed. There were 10 new homes con structed and many were remodel ed completely. Mrs. Gordon stated that the last special census taken in 1955 disclosed that Montague had 715 residents but believes that it is closer to 800 at present. The city arrives at this figure by mul tiplying the number of water con nections by two and three-fourths. Jjoq 7:30 Whtrlyblrdi 8:00 To Ttll Thr Truth 8:30 Show of Month 10:00 I Spy 10:30 Newi 10:35 Championship Bowling 11:85 Sign Off KVIP TV Channel 7, Redding California Monday, Jan. 27 11:30 Luncheon With Jcrrlo 12:00 Matinee Theater 1:00 Queen For A Day 1:43 Modern Romances 2:00 Comedy Tim 2:30 Truth or Consequences 3:00 This is the Life 3:30 Do You Trust Your Wife 4:00 American Bandatsnd 5:00 Inilde Your Schools 5:15 Western Wonderland 5:30 Komlc Kami val Cartoons. Little Rascals. Serial "Commando tody ' and Jerrlo the clown 6:30 Kit Carson "Widow Indian Wells" 7:00 Our Miss Brooks TBA "Cure That Habit" T:30 Dr. Hudson TBA 8:00 Silent Service "Tha Sea Lion Story" 8:30 Wells Fir go 8:00 Tv.enty One 0:30 Lawrence Welk's Top Tunes and New Talent 10:30 Late Show "Beloved Vasnbond" Maurlca Chevalier, Margaret Lock wood 12.00 Late Newa Tuesday, Jan. 28 11:30 Luncheon With Jerrlo the Clown Cartoons, Little Rascals, Serial "Commando Cody" . 12:00 Matlne Theater Color 1:00 Queen For A Day 1:45 Modern Romances 2:00 Comedy Time 2:30 Truth or Consequences 3:00 Mission at Mid Centtirv 3:30 Do You Trust Your Wife 4:00 American Bandstand 4:4!. Shasta College 8:00 Shasta College TV Geology Lecture 8:90 Komlc Kami val Local live with Jerrlo the clown, Little Rascals, Serial "Commando Cody" 6:30 Wnstern Marshal "The School Teacher" 7:00 28 Men "Panic at TJIsbee" 7:30 Wagon Train 20DB 8:30 San Francisco Beat TBA 9 00 Dick Powell Show "High Stakes" 1:30 Pbllco Playhouse "Mysterious Mr. Moto" also Girl In 313 Kent Taylor and Florence Rice 12:00 Late Newa Summary x : 12:00 Late Mews Summary ' Basin Briefs Chlloqutn A drivers license ex aminer will be on duty at the Chlloquln City Hall on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Klam ath Falls office will be open as usual on that date. tied Clothing is being collected by the Montague Seventh Day Ad ventlsts for the Welfare Depot at Watsonville. Contact is Mrs. Law rence P. Dunlap at Montague. Dom Favero of Yrcka & con ducting a Cub Scout training pro gram for loaders once a week at the high school. Thoso partici pating include Mrs. Don Davis, Mrs. Dick Luttrell, Mrs. George Bourdon and Mrs. Bud Toiier of Fort Jones; Mrs. George Eastlick of Greenview: Mr. and Mrs. Orval Clay.' Douglas Horn and Mrs. George MacMulUn of Etna. Yrrka Adult sewing classes slart at 7 p.m., January 29, at Yreka High School with Mrs. Edytlie Foster, instructor. Memorial Erected To Actor Hersholt GLENDALE. Calif. CP - A bronze and marble memorial to actor Jean Hersholt' was Unveiled in F0re.1t Lawn Memorial Park, yesterday. Danish officials- were among the 500 persons who attended the serv ices. They heard Copenhagen newspaper editor Lcif Hindi, eu logize Danish-born Hersholt. ' Hersholt, who died in 1!4. head ed the Motion Picture Relief Fund for many years and was presH dent of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 194i. Indian Greets Austrian Actress HOLLYWOOD 1 Austrian actress Homy Schneider. 19, who had expressed a wish to see the western United States as it ap peared to the pioneers, got her wish. I'non her arrival at Los Angeles International Airport yesterday, she was met by lroneyes Cody, a full-blooded Cherokee Indian costumed in feathered headdress and buckskins. .MLs Schneider was fitted with a similar headdress and was made an honorary Cherokee. RAILWAY KINDLING YAZOO CITY. Miss. (l'P- Scott Nichols was in jail today because he started a (ire to keep warm. He used a railway boxcar for fuel. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Rainier May Lose Powers MONTE CARLO. Monaco 'UP'1 Prince Rainier III today faced a serious challenge to his abso lute rule of tiny Monaco. Sunday Monegasque electors chose a Na tional Council pledged to clip his powers or resign. Strictly speaking, the Council cannot change the constitution of this 470-acre, tax-free municipal ity. Rainier, 34, and his princess, former American film star Grace Kelly 28, are absolute rulers here. But the council can write con stitutional amendments and bring pressure on Rainier to accept them by threatening to quit. Results from Sunday's election showed that an 11-man anti absolutist majority had been swept into the 18-member Council. The men on the winning ticket were pledged to reform the 1911 constitution and give real, law making powers to the National Council, up to now a sort of rub ber stamp group. Dr. Joseph Simon, 52, is the leader of the "anti-absolutists," whose official title is the "national Union of Independents." He resigned from the Council in 1955, when he wanted to protest the Prince's handling of the crash of Monaco's precious metals bank. Dr. Simon is hardly a radical. But he and his partners want to give Monaco a British-style con stitution instead of the absolute rule it has had for 400 years. Sunday 931 of this principality's male electors went to the polls, and apparently most of them de cided they felt the same way Dr. Simon did. 25 Trade-in For Your Old Water Heater Regordless .of Size, Shape, Model or Condition! On A NEW GAS Water Heater . Terms, of Course! Calif. Pacific Utilities Your Gas Co. 1011 Main TU 4-5175 TOES SHOES shoes AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS!! "Dress Shoes" Patents, calf, suede Both high and little heels. 2 Pair 4 95 "Boys" Boys 0 1 forth Svcrol Stylta Sue i 51 1 to 8 2 6" "Girls" Girl'i Oifordt. Red, whit. imoVt, .li. patents. Sim 3 1 1 to 1. 2 6" pair w Polio Drive Heads Named TULELAKE Guy Fagg, own er of the Corner Grocery and Har ry Galloway, Tulelake rancher, have accepted the co-chairmanship for the 1958 March of Dimes fund campaign, kicked, off Janu ary 20. Community-wide coopera tion has been pledged to complete the drive. Canisters have been placed in all business establishments. A $150 dime board is partially filled in the Sportsman s Hotel, canisters are being passed in the Marcha Theater and proceeds from a Tu lelake High School Honker-city team basketball game that is planned will be turned over to the drive. 1 Teams of mothers will make a block to block appeal in the city and also the surrounding commu nities during the Mothers March on January 30. Mrs. LeRoy Coy- ner and members of the PTA will conduct the march. SEAMAN DIES ON SHIP NEW ORLEANS (UP) A New Orleans seaman died Sunday on a military transportation ship in the Gulf of Mexico when he could not get medical aid for in juries he suffered Friday, a ship captain reported Sunday. Captain Charles Larsen said Seaman War ren Ralphael was injured aboard the'USNS Laurentia. A helicopter was unable to put a doctor aboard the Laurentia because of rough weather and the seaman died' be fore the ship docked Sunday. NEED TO BORROW MONEY? Always plenty of parking space when you stop in to make a friendly loan. Savings Pay 3 Bank of Klamath Falls INDEPENDENT - LOCALLY OWNED 6th & Klamath Ph. 4-3114 ous brands in Remember it's Leon's 2 for 1 . . . Bring a friend and split the cost. All sales final. "Casuals" Odds & ends in better casuals. Not all styles or sizes. 2 pir 6 95 1 'Oxfords" White Bucks Smooth Whit. Smalt. Soddlai 2 8" pair "Dress Shoes" Better dress shoes Johanscns, Amonos, Cerosse-Not oil siita or colors. 16.95 "Play" Odd! and Endt in Flats. Black and Colors. "Sno Boots" F I e lined Sn. Boots. Beth 1'PP.r nd snap type. Pain 4-H NEWS THE HENLEY RAZORBACKS The Henley Razorbacks met January 3. at the home of their leader, Don Manning. The meet ing was called to order by presi dent, Donnie Manning. The pledge of allegiance and the 4-H pledge was led by Jean Alexander, ni have a new member, Jim Adair. Roll call and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Stella Matney. During the meet ing, we discussed the type of uni forms we will wear at the fair. We elected Jon Krauss as our his torian for the year. Donnie Man ning and Jon Krauss will give re ports about pigs at the next meet ing. After the meeting we had a Christmas party, Greg Cheyne was our Santa Claus. We opened gifts, played games and had refresh ments, served by Ronnie and Sher ri Manning. Our next meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m., February 7 at the home of Greg and Jeff Cheyne. Sherry Alexander News Reporter BIRTHDAY? Toys Games Hobby Supplies The year 'round toy store FLEET'S 222 So. 7th . Ph. TU 4-5520 THREEPER CENT giving event of Womens . . . Childrens . . . and Infants Shoes . . "Dress Shoes" Some of our finest. Suedes, leathers and some colors. 2 18" t"ti" Girl saddles, all white, red, gray, slipons, patent pumps. Sites S'j ta 1. 10" pair "Boys" Bay's .a.fords. Several styles. Crepe) sales, scuff proof tM caps. Sites 8!i to 12. 2 10" - pair 14.95 Rotary Club Holds Drive LAKEVIEW The drive for funds for a garage for the Lake County disaster car is gaining mo mentum, according to William Castle, chairman for the Rotary Club which is sponsor. A total of S3.000 is needed and a third of that amount has come from individual contributions, he said. Rotarians have given more than a dollar apiece. A ben efit American Legion dance add ed S20. but the 81 members pledged one dollar each in addi tion and challenge other organiza tions to meet or better this mark. The largest single contribution has come from Dr. Garth Thorn- burg and the Lakeview Mining Company, giving $300. George Winefield. formerly of Lakeview, now of Reno, sent his check for $100. Thomas Jefferson, third presi dent of the United States, was born Aoril 13. 1743, in Shadwell. Virginia. He died July 4, 1826, in MonticeUo, Virginia. A casual cotton top this week only ot $.1.29. Al most 12 OFF the regular $5.98 price. Gold print on white mandarin neckline drip-dry everglaze! 1 11 Hiillllllllllllilllllll I dous . . . It's 1 Shoe Sale ... The the year ... All "Wedgies" Better Wedgies in several heel heights. Leathers & suedes. 2 p" 14 95 MONDAY. JANUARY 27, 1958 Th Vatican Library was found. ed by Pope Nicholas V in 1447. New Station! "RICHFIELD REPORTER" Now on KFLW -1450 10 P.M. West's No. 1 radio newscast now heard over CBS... offering you greater coverage of local, national and international news. Sunday thru Friday ft r II Terrific . . . Tremen the great 2 for BIGGEST VALUE Nationally Fam "Dress Shoes" Nationally Famous Brands. Good selections, terntic values. 2 par22 95 Handbags 2 for 1 525 Main St. r
