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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY". JANUARY 31, 1958 Local NAACP Central U.S. "DENNIS THE MENACE" (Radio -JU Jjoq PAGE TWO it By Snow 48 The Klamath Tails Chapter of (he NAACP will hold a meeting Saturday. February 1. at 7 p.m at the Klamath County Library lecture room. Mrs. William G. bi mon will speak on "The Contrl but ion of the Negro to American Culture by co-authors Albert e. Baustein and Clarence C. Fer guson Jr. New officers expected to be pres ent for the meeting include Mrs. Muriel Colley, president: William Barnett, vice president; Johnnie Moore, secretary; Mrs. J. Roderick liinman, assistant secretary and Mrs. William G. Simons who will also serve as finance chairman. Committee chairmen will include Mrs. J. R. Hinman. publicity: Ken neth Lambie, legal redress: Wil liam Barnett, labor and industry, veterans and housing; Floy John ion, education; Mrs. William G. Simon, entertainment; Rev. James V. Overdorff, youth work: Rev. Marshall McKinnie, community co ordination. The retiring president, William Barnett and the retiring secretary, Mrs. Barnett. have served the lo ci I organization for neuriy 10 years. ' - SCARE DELAYS NEW YORK (UP)-The drpar ture of a Northeast Airlines DC-3 with 19 passengers aboard was held up one hour and 25 minutes Thursday night because of a bomb scare. Airline officials said an anonymous caller telephoned say ing "a place going to New Hamp shire" had a bomb on it. A search of the delayed plane, bound for Keene and Lebanon, N il., failed to uncover any explosives. .ML I aWl RUSSELL PENGELLY. gen eral science instructor at Fremont School, will be one of the panel members at the forthcoming National Convention of Science In structors to be held in Den ver on March 26-29. The latest science teaching methods end materials will be featured at the session. SPEED SAVES LIVES JERUSALEM, Israel (UP- Quick action by two hospitals was credited today for preventing any deaths among 300 schoolchildren who contracted food poisoning from school lunches. Doctors and nurses from the Bikur Holim and Hadassah Hospitals rushed to the school with stomach pumps as soon as the alarm was sounded Thursday. They set up clinics and treated the children on an assem bly line basis. DOORS) OPEN tSO P.M. ON TMi J' UST6DUT WPJr A csw.nx MMiTini Gar 1 J- I ' ' I II f I JOHN UKSON IOC MMIOHt Feature Titnen Friday 7:00 I 10:20 Sat; 12:45-3:55-7:15-10:30 ENDS SATURDAY Doors Open 12:30 P.M. Sat. n N ClNMutkOpf MM aa w,u The body and tout tory of youth! SAL MINEO SUSAN KOHNER 1 Feature Times: Friday at 8:45 Only Sat. 2:20-5:40 & 8:55 ROARING, SCORCHING, WILD! , I . ZTZT i ? rtr. : t L' JOEL VIRGINIA McCREA - MAYO THE' GQOA av ok luxi PLUS pWsVx 5 MAN FROM GOD'S COUNTRY l:lj;iiyMtlJ:,BlgliJ.lJJWH!W!WlWl By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A snowstorm swirled in the cen tral portion of the nation today, dumping 2 to 4 inches of snow within the span of six hours. The storm was concentrated in the area including the western portions of the Dakotas and por tions of Nebraska and Iowa. Weather Bureau forecasters said the storm would become even heavier during the day in eastern Nebraska and Iowa. There was also light snow in the general area extending from the eastern Great Lakes and Ohio valley into Pennsylvania and the nortn Atlantic Coast states. Shareholders Name Leaders LAKEVIEW - Three directors whose terms expired in January were reelected for three -year terms at the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Lake view Federal Savings and Loan Asso ciation, held on January 15. Those reelected were E. G. Kavell. B. C. Robinson and M. M. Barry, who will serve until llMil. A. M. Denio submitted his resig nation as director and P. C. Qui- senberry was named to fill the unexpired portion of his term un til lilliO. Denio became a director in 1942, and since that time has served as president three different times, including the past year. A meeting of the directors fol lowed the shareholders meeting and officers were elected as fol lows: M. M. Barry, president; B. C. Kobinson, first vice presi dent; R. E. Harlan, second vice president; E. G. Kavell, treasur er; and .Marguerite Nelson, assist ant secretary. A 3'i per cent dividend was de clared by the association for the last six months of 1957, which, with the 3 per cent dividend for the first six months, made an av erage for the year of 314 per cent. The group was Incorporated In 1932 and, in 1937, declared its highest' dividend of 4 per cent. In 1933 the average was 3'i per cent, in 1945 a 2'4 per cent, and in the other years the dividend has consistently been a 3 per cent. Home Ec Club Conducts Meet SIJMMKK 1 AKf Mr Millin Grisel was hostess to the llome Economics Cluh when it mpi Wednesday afternoon, January 22. New yearbooKs were presented to the members and Mrs. Dolores Smith was asked to bring patterns to be used In a flowers-of-the-month quilt, which the club will make, lo the February meeting. Officers nf thp elnh nrn . Mrc Boyd Claggctt, president: Mrs. Dean Cannon, vice president; Mrs. William Smith, secretarv. and Mrs. Vera Maw, treasurer. Other memhprq whn warn nroc. cnt at the meeting are Mrs. Har vey Reel, Mrs. Frank Graves, I Mrs. Fvnn fnrlnn Mi-q .lim for. Ion, Mrs. Leroy Fuller, Mis. Del mar Hand. Mrs. Jess Penington, sirs, .nm hnyder. .Mrs. s. D. liar 'ris. Mrs. Jeremiah O'Learv. Mrs lAlvin Weaver. Mrs. Jud Harris and the hostess. 9 l-JI 4 ft! UAffNIN HIM EVERYTHING 1 KNOW J Court Records YRKKA JUSTICE COt RT Paul Fuller. Yrrka. drunk driving no driving on wrong iiae Of roaa $J42 or OS dayi. Henry Stanley Swan, Gazelle, speed ing, forfeited X21. Wllliwm Bebington. Vancouver, B.C. iDecfiinfi. forfeited S16. Ian David Denim, apeedfng, forfeit ed io. KLAMATH FALLS MCNICIJ'AL COURT Roderick R. Bazlnet, charged with drunk and disorderly conduct, fined SlOO and 30 day in the city Jail. James C. Nelson, drunk and disord erly conduct, fined $100 and 30 days i me city jail. Thomas B. Prince, drunk. S100 tine and :i0 days in the city jail. Milton Lotches, arrested on a dis orderly conduct warrant issued by Chil oquin police officials. Held for transfer io unuoquin autnortites. ; KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Morris Ray Pennell. tandem axle overload, M ball forfeited. Robert Lerov Hanson, violation of basic rule. $7.50 ball forfeited. James blltotl music Jr., violation or ii rule. $15 bail forfeited. Gundalup Gonzales, tandom axle overload. $27 bail forfeited. Roy fcdward Mayers, combination overload. bnil forfeited. Emanuel Kazes, failure stop at stop en. $5 paid. Theodore Marshall Ross, excessive length, $15 bnil forfeited. lneotiore Marshall Ross, tandem axle overload. 533 bail forfeited. Edwin Wallace JLawver, no opcrat s license. S25 bail forfeited. Chaunccy Carlyle Chapel, fail drive i riRiu sioe. so pata. Eva Mae Childeri, no operator'i li cense, $5 paid. Lawrence Reuben Rowell. larcenv. re quested to waived preliminary hearing: ordered held to grand Jury: bond set at $2 000: remanded to custody of sneritr. Signup Set For Meeting Pre-reeistration for attenrlanee at the 19th annual North Amer ican Christian Convention to be held in the Northwest for the first lime this year, begins Sunday, February 2, at the First Christian Church. The convention will be held July 9-13 in Portland's Civic Auditorium. The North American Christian Convention is a preaching conven tion, its theme "God's Word for God's World." Present will be many Christian leaders from all parts of North America. Reuben Anderson, minister of the First Christian Church, Long Beach, California, is president; Harold Hockley of Cincinnati, vice president; William Jessup, pres ident of the San Jose Rihln Col lege in California is registrar; Jess Johnson, St. Johns Christian Church, Portland, local chairman. Oregon has a goal of 3.500 ree- istrations. POORS OPEN TONITE 6:30 Continuous Shows Saturday and Sunday From 12:45 THE PEOPLE OF PEYTON PLACE ARE ON THE SCREEN! Every emotion they have ever known... every hunger... every fear... every triumph. ..every shame is part of ft 'f0- S'M RECOMMENDED frS rVKAUVLIi I .Will.1 J I ui mm asm' cckor t, oe Luxe CINEMASCOPE at-:..,. ' Sc. I LAiiA f S IIIDMCD- iuoiiui hope rm iiuovd ioiv( ytm truss m mmhmmmm Bmy Fibd-Miiimd Cimx Hex Amis los:.t Grelu ADMISSION: ADULTS (inelud ftderol tax) 1.25 CHILDREN 5oe i nuiii SOU ToniU'i Fotur . 7:00 MS Saturday Feature M0-4:00-6:50-9;40 Broken Window Cases Reported Just what goes through a win dow doesn't seem to matter ... as long as it is knocked out. Eleanor Ball of 1335 Crescent Street told police Wednesday eve ning that one of the front windows in her home was knocked out when an unidentified person threw a bag of cookies through it. At just about the same time, a large trout window in the Rose Schnable home. 326 North Tenth Slreet, was broken out when some one threw a large chunk of ce ment through it. Printed Pattern BPW Members Attend Confab ALTURAS - The Northern Dis trict convention of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of California was attended by four women from Alturas. Those at tending were Mrs. F.slher Shnnll district chairman of career ad vancement for the northern dis trict; Mrs. Nettie Burrichter, pres ident of the Alturas BPW Club; Mrs. Esther Essex, recording sec retary of the Alturas club, and Mrs. Duetta Soares. Mr.S. Shoillt7 Wt a nnnot mom. ident of a legislative discussion Sat urday afternoon which was planned by Nelda Shanahan. dis trict program coordinator. .Moder ator was Rheba Moore, legislation chairman. ReD0rt nf the rnnvontinn ui a a given to the Alturas club Monday night when it met at the home of Mrs. Clara Eddie, second vice president of the northern district. IT.O NOTE: Tk ! Mi Nawi 1. not rcipanalblc far U.I mlnt cbaf. la ui raai and TV tcntaaitt. ,Tay ara aabli.haa maralT ai a Kabila aarv. ic and ara furnltba bj U. varlaai tiatiani invaivaa.) KFLW-CBS ABC, 1450 KC Friday. Jan. SI S 00 Sports Hlghllfhti 6.US Muilo for Dining 7:00 Nawi CBS 7 0S Lowell Thomaa CBS 7:20 Sport. Time CBS 7:23 Feopla In the New. ABC 7:30 Amo 'N' Andy CBS 7:55 OTI vt. Portland State Bukct ball 9:53 Music 10:00 The Richfield Reporter CBS 10:13 The Bob Inch Know 12:00 Sign Off Saturday, Feb. 1 6:00 Early Morning Nawi 6:13 America's Favorite Mu.le 7 00 News Breakfast Edition 7:13 Weathercut 7:10 Breakfast Broadcast 7:30 Frank Goss CBS 7:45 County Agent 7:53 Yours for a Happy Day 8:00 News CBS S .05 Changing Times CBS 8:20 Treasury Guest Star CBS 8:30 Cunsmoke CBS 8:53 Weekend News ABC 10:00 Music 10:05 Robt. Q. Lewis CBS 11:00 Metropolitan Opera 2:25 Weekend News ABC 2:30 Speaking of Sports ABC 2:35 Saturday Platter Show ABC 2:53 Musical Variety Show CBS 3.00 Saturday Platter Show ABC 3:35 Amos 'N' Andy Music Hall CBS :uu Musical variety Show CBS 4:05 City Hospital CBS 4:30 B i.sln Bricis 4:45 Stars for Defense ' 5:00 News CBS 5:05 Music J 5:15 Weather Roundup 5:25 Northwest News Report 5:30 Tom Harmon CBS 5:45 Frank Goss CBS 3:55 Hometown News 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:05 Music for Dining 7:00 News CBS 7:05 Johnny Dollai CBS 7:30 Words of Life 7:43 Music 7:53 OTI vs. Portland Stale Basket- nan 8:35 Weekend News ABC 10:00 The Bob Inch Show 10:55 Weekend News ABC 11:00 Bob Inch Show -12:00 Sign Off KFJI MBS & DLBS, 1150 KC Friday, Jan. 31 00 Edw P Morgan Newa DLBS 1:13 World of Sports l:M rirst rederal Newa - :45 News DLBS 1:30 Bill Brundige Sports DLBS :00 The Queen's Men MBS 25 Gabriel Heatter DLBS :30 Exploring Tomorrow MBS :55 Headline Edition DLBS 1:00 Dan Midnight Man Teen- Age Jamboree :30 Merrill-Sacred Heart Basketball Game :00 10:00 PM Headlines :10 BUI Stern Snorts DLBS :15 Dan The Midnight Man Teen Aee Jamboree 11:00 News Summary 1:05 Mostly Music 12:00 Sign Off Saturday, Feb. 1 5:30 News Summary 5:35 KFJ Eye Opener 6:00 News Summary 6:05 KFJ Eye Opener 6:30 News Summary 6:35 KFJ Eye Opener 6:50 Sports Roundup 1:00 News DLBS 7:15 Changing Times DLBS 7:30 Todays Best Burs 7:45 Local Morning News 8:00 Changing Times DLBS 8:13 JI's Morning Show 8:00 News DLBS 9:05 Changing Times DLBS 9:20 JI's Morning Show 10:00 News DLBit 10:10 Frnnkie Frlsch DLBS 10:15 Chancing Times DLBS 10:30 JI's Morning Show 11:00 News DLBS t 11:05 JI's Morning Show 11:30 News DLBS 11:35 JI's Morning Show 12:00 News DLBS 12:05 JI's Afternoon Show 12:15 Noon News 12:30 JI's Afternoon Show ' '' 1:30 News DLBS TWO INJURED PARIS (UP) Two Americans were in the hospital today with broken legs suffered when an as cending elevator faltered and plunged two stories to the ground door at U.S. Air Force Headquar ters. Injured in the mishap Thurs day were Air Force Major Edward Gladue, 4C, of Watertown, Mass. and Mare Sunia, 45, a civilian, of Scranton, Pa. 1 33 2:00 2:03 2 30 2 33 3:30 3:35 4:00 4:03 3 00 3:05 3:30 5:33 00 6:13 30 tiS e is 7:00 7:30 7:35 7:33 11:00 11:03 12:00 JI's Afternoon Show News DLBS JI's Afternoon Show Newa DLBS JI's Afternoon Show News DLBS JI's Afternoon Show Newa DLBS JI's Afternoon Show News DLBS JI's Afternoon Show Newa DLBS JI's Afternoon Show Evening vurio .,u.ndup World of Sports Sports Flashes - DLBS Local. Evening News Leatherneck Jamboree Word of Life DLBS News DLBS Evening Music Malln vs. Pelican JV's Basket- ball Game 10:00 PM Headlines Dan The Midnight Man Teen Age Jamboree News Summary Mostly Music News Summary KOTI-TV Channel X. Klamalb rills Friday, Jan. 31 3:00 Homemaken Intermission 2:30 Garry Moore 3:30 Dotto 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Uncle Bill 4:43 Search For Tomorrow 3:00 Wild Bill Hlckok 3:30 Sports Highlights 5:45 Museum 0:00 Weather and News 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:30 Passport 6:45 Homes on Parade 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:50 Sportsmen 8:00 Adams and Eve 8:30 Captain David Grief 9:00 Llneun 8:30 Panspurt 10:00 TBA 10:30 News 10:35 Dugan and Mest Theater Saturday, Feb. 1 10:20 Cartoon 11:00 Pro Basketball 1:30 Hialeah Races 2:00 Big Picture 2:30 Passoort 3:00 Cartoon Carnival 4:30 Santa Anita Haces 5:00 Llberace 5:30 Get Set. Go 6:00 Flash Gordon 6:30 Ernie Ford 7:00 Casey Jones 7:30 Dick and the Duchess 8:00 Gale Storm 8:30 Have Gun, Will Travel 8:00 Cunsmoke 9:30 People Are Funny 10:00 Premier Theater 12:00 Sign Off KBES TV Channel S Friday, Jan. 31 2:00 Homemakers Intermission 2:30 Garry Moore 3:30 Strike it Rich 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 A Visit With The City Police a:43 searcn for tomorrow 5:00 Wild Bill Hlckok 3:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoon Time 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 News 6:15 Doug Edwards and the News 6:30 Passport 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:50 Pill Box 7:55 Sports Roundup 8:00 Adams and Eve 8:30 Captain David Grief 8:00 The Lineup 9:30 Damon Runyon Theater 10:00 Storiea of the Century 10:30 News 6009 GERMANS GET NIKE DUESSELDORF, Germany (UP) The West German nrmoH rorces announced today that the U.S. Nike air defese missile bases will be built in this Rhine - Huhr industrial area. The announce ment said the Nikes would not be eauiDDed with nuclear ivarhonrk They are to be operated by the uermans as part of their fighter and conventional anti-aircraft de fense system. Typewriter RENTALS 1.50 Per Week Amidon'sVuts'S Suburban Flower Shop's Week-End Special Unarranged BOKAY Of 1 Of Fresh Cut Spring Flowers $ 4 25 Cash & Carry 3614 So. 6th mf- ti ii Saturday, Feb. 1 10:20 Cartoon 10:30 Big Y Tex 11:00 Pro Basketball 1:30 Hialeah Racing 2:00 Big Picture 3:00 Cartoons 4:30 Santa Anita Race 5 00 Li bf race 3:30 Jackson County Publle Health 3:30 Get Set, Go 6:00 News 6:30 Ernie ford 7 00 Casey Jonei 7:30 Dick and the Duchew 8:00 Gale Storm 6:30 Have Gun, Will Travftl 9:00 Cunsmoke 9 30 People Art Funny 10:00 Sign Off KVIP - TV Channel 7, Redding Cullfornia Friday, Jan. 31 2:00 Comedy Time 2:30 Truth or Consequence 3:00 American Handstand 3:30 Do You Trutf Your Wife 4:00 Philco Playhouse 3:30 Komic Karnival Jerrio the Clown shows cartoons; Little Rascata and has children in the studio for the show 6:30 Death Valley Days "Lady with the Blue Silk Umbrella" 7:00 Cavalcade of Sport 7:43 Sports of the Week 6:00 Gray Ghost 8:30 Life of Riley 9:00 Boot 8c Saddle 9:30 Sheriff of Cochise "Escape" 10:00 S. J. Den ham News 10:15 Bob Albertson Presents "Flying Tigers" Stars: John Wayne, An na Lee and John Carroll 12:00 Late Newt Saturday. Feb. 1 11:00 Basketball Syracuse vs. Min neapolis 1:30 Races From Hialeah 2:00 Bar 7 Theater 3:00 Championship Bowling 4:00 Sheriff Bill's Theater 6:00 Wrestling From Chicago 7:00 Vagabond color 7:30 People Are Funny R:00 Perry Como Show color 9:00 Suspicion 10 00 End of the Rainbow color 10:30 Your Hit Parade color 11:00 Late Show "Key to Murder" 12:00 Late News 0LA BERON12 WERMU Fatigue Fighting OLA-EERON-12 epT VITAMIN CAPSULES WUn Crystiflintt B-12 Don't allow vitamin hunger to rob youi family of health. This amaz 1 ing energy vitamin product with B-12 can help build up rich red blood, combat fatigue for full ! measure of health and happineu; 7 Bottle of FIFTY with' the purchase of a bottle of 100 $8.88 Value!. WESTERN THRIFT DRUGS 635 Main Ph. TU 4-3563 9237 ' ' ' u.u SMART. 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