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:1S Horn Town Ntws
i 35 World - Ntws Summary
30 Suburban Serenade
: Headline Edition ABC
1U Champ Boll Call ABC
. Y OO Gillette FlffhU ABC
) 9 00 Richard Diamond ABC
B.30 Thta la Your FBI ABC
00 Otzle and Harriet ABC
0 30 Concert of ravorlte
10:00 10 P.M. Headline
10:19 Clarcmont Orcn. ABC
J 0:30 Insomnia Club
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.-OS Corn in the Morn
:45 Farm Fare
7:00 Newa Brkftt Edition
' T:1S Charlie's Roundup
- Vi Bob Carred, New ABC
' f -40 Top of the Mornlnf
T:55 Saturday Football Preview
B:00 No School Today ABC
:O0 Matinee Melodlea
' 9 30 Space Patrol ABC
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10:15 Trad Wind Tavern
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Pan. Amer. Union ABC
J 1:30 Noon Edition News
11:45 Kentucky XJ. vs. Tenn. ABC
3:SO WUmer's Scoreboard ABC
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3:30 American Farmer ABC
4:00 Faith for Future ABC
4:15 Errands Of Mercy
4:t Requestrully Yours ,
5 30 Red Nichols Sbow ABC
5:43 It's Movie Time
6 00 Sports Hlghliahts
615 Home Town News
0:25 World News Summary
6:30 Science Editor ABC
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v-oo Mr. DUtnct Attorney ABC
f 35 Music
T:30 Barbershop Harmonies
T:45 Adven. Is your Heritage
a 00 Lone Ranfer ABC
8 30 Defense Attorney ABC
00 Dancing Party ABC
10 00 10 P.M. Headlines
10:15 Dancing Party ABC
10:30 Insomnia Club
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60 Gabriel H caller MBS
:15 Quit Show
6:30 Around Town
:45 Sam Hayes News ABC
6 55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Football Prophet
T:15 Stars on Parade
7:30 Chco Kid MBS
S OO Magazine Theater MBS
8:30 True or False MBS
:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
:30 Crime Fighters MBS
9:55 5-Mlnute Final MBS
10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS
10:15 John Steele Adven. MBS
10:45 Stars on Parade
11:00 Nlfht Owls Edition
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Saturday, November 14
00 Musical Reveille
6:45 Farm Reporter
t:35 txK-al News
7:00 Hemingway News MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:30 News
7:45 Best Buys .
8 00 Morning Melodies
13 Breakfast Gang MBS
1 30 Haven of Rest MBS.
S.-oo Emit s Saturday Specials
IS Dance Tunes
30 Saturday Swing
6:43 Farm Reporter
tOW News MBS
10:13 Name Bands
10:30 4-11 Clubs
10:45 Concert
10:50 Currins
10:55 Social Security
11:00 Platter Part,'
13 00 Speaklna of Sports
12:15 News Headlines
13:30 Rickys
1:13 Oregon Vs. OSC
4:15 I'SC vs. UCLA
500 Airforce Hour MBS
5 30 Christian Science
5:45 Proudly We Hall
6:13 Quit Show
6:30 Around Town News
6:45 Football Scoreboard
6:55 Local New
7:00 Hawaii Calls MBS
7:30 Klamath Temple
6:00 Dude Ranch Roundup MBS
8:30 Guy Lombardo MBS
9:00 News MBS
9:15 Jimmy Dorse y
9 30 Family Theater MBS
9 55 5-Mtnute Final
10:00 Les Gardiner Orch
10:30 John Steele Adven. MBS
11:00 Night Owls Edition
11:03 Ntght Owls Club
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JOB OPENING
PORTLAND, Ifl Gov. McKay
said here Wednesday he would soon
fill two vacancies on the state
board of conciliation which is ex
pected to have as its first job an
attempted settlement of the Good
Samaritan hospital strike here.
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Veteran Diver
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SAN FRANCISCO, W Trapticd
almost live hours in lev ocean wa
ters, William Wood directed his
own rescue Iron) one of tits closest
scrapes Ui years ol dcepsea dlv
ing.
The 48-ycar-old Wood worked two
ordinary auto lacks to lilt Iron
bars that pinned mm to Uie wreck
aue ol a sunken bamo near the
uoiuen uale.
Searchlights were played on the
scene. mile off Land's End.
and scores watched from shore as
wood was lilted aboard his ship.
uie salvager, at 1:30 last nluht.
Allhouith he was rushed uncon
scious to a decompression chant'
ber for treatment against the
bends Wood was found suffering
omy irom shock and exposure.
He told reporters he had started
salvage operations he thought
might net him "some money for
Christmas" for his wlfo and two
dnuitliters In Santa Barbara, Cnlif.
He was seeking to recover brass
and copper from a barge that
sank off Land's End years ago.
About 3:30 p.m., tlio tide pushed
Iron bars over him and pinned his
legs and feet. Wood was wearing
lull divers' equipment. He was 35
leet below the surface.
After an hour's struggle, he
phoned the Salvager crew to send
distress signals.
The coast guard brought tne
eight-pound Jacks. They were low
ered according to instructions irom
Wood. Afte- hours of careful ma
neuvering. Wood dislodged the bars.
only to be caught by other de
bris on the way up.
The veteran diver moved that
and the crew hauled him up. tak
ing 10 minutes because of the
prsure difference.
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worst," he said afterward. "I came
closest to eternity oil Africa one
unie. H did not relate that t
pcrlence.
This time, he added, "I Uiought
rti mate it back up.
Wood said he has spent sever
al years hunting lor sunken ships
front which to salvage metal fit
tings. Last summer he hunted (or
llio wreckage ol a Spanish ship
which has been at the bottom of
uie ocean Sod years.
Announcer
Gets Apology
TOKYO, Ml Gen. Matthew B.
Rtdgway'a information ofllcer to
day apologised to Klchard Kendell.
American Broadcasting Co. corre
spondent for Uie Times of London,
protested when he was asked for
the source of a etory he wrote
October 39 saying the air force
had requested the navy and ma
rines to Join In dog fights against
enrmy Jets.
ne
endell wrote that neither the
navy nor marines had replied. He
declared his story was obtained
irom an air force spokesman and
was cleared through censorship.
Brig. den. Prank Allen, chief In
formation officer for the supreme
United Nations commander, sent
regrets in a letter which said:
' I trust that you will accept for
yourself and (or vour colleagues
of the press media currently ac
credited to the theater my assur
ance that this lapse In procedure
was not in keeping with the policy
of this office. I trust that it will
not be repeated."
PEACE TALK
FRANKFURT. Germany. MTt-In
a Thanksgiving day message to
200.000 American soldiers In Ger
many, their commander. General
Thomas T. Handy, declared "we
serve the cause of peace and free
dom, which we wish to share with
all men of all nations."
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Gable-Lady Sylvia Divorce
Battle May Hit Headlines
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD. (NBA) Tin
Clark ("I'm from Nevada, son")
Uable-Lady Sylvia battle can turn
Into lurid headline stud at any
moment unless one ol them yields.
There's talk that both have new
accusations up their sleeves.
Robert Taylor's wordige on a
possible reconciliation with Bar
bara Blanwyok befor their di
vorce becomes Ilnal In February
ol l3:
"I wish I did know the answer.
There's no answer (or it. I haven't
the faintest Idea."
Sunbaked notes from Palm
Springs:
Hollywoodites can't escape "tel
evision" even In a town where
there la no TV.
There's a 90-lnch screen and a
hidden It mm. movie projector in
a Palm Springs bar to simulate
television. The same heroea and
badmen are shooting it ud In old
western thrillers. No commercials
tnougn, and nothing gets out of
focus except the customers.
Betty Hutton. whooping It up In
a cashmere sweater trimmed with
mink at Charley FsrreU's Racquet
wiuo. wm.iperoi mat paramount
can count her out of a rumored
co-starring dim with Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis.
She walled "There Isn't a nlot
th.t will hAM .11 thru A, .
Current howl: A Hollywood.'.
man covered with bandages showed
up at his studio and sheepishly
vxpjamea to mono :
"I mas on my way to Barbara
Payton'a house and a lunny thing
nappenea.
Audle Murphy will stsr In UI's
'Claim Juniuera." Hie storv was
a Colorado setting In the 1810's.
Orson Welles and Uncle fiam
have agreed on how he'll pay too..
two in oaci income taxes. The U.S.
will lake 76 percent of his sslary
(or future movies until all Is paid.
Luxury note: Dixie Crosby's fav
orite perfume costs 1110 for a two
ounce bottle.
The late Robert Walker's foreign
csr b up for ssls. His estate hss
been completely cleared of debts
outstanding at the time of hla
death and his sons are In posses
sion of his stocks. Investment snd
other assets.
Tribal Meet
Set Thursday
KLAMATH AGENCY A special
meeting of the Klamath Indian tri
bal council baa been called lor 10
a.m. next Thursday at the council
hall here by 8. E. Kirk, council
president.
Matters up for discussion are:
I. Amendments or specific rec
ommendations regarding the pend
ing federal bill to allow members
of the tribe to withdraw, so thst
a departmental report may be
made to congress when it recon
venes next January.
7. Council action on the matter
of state Jurisdiction In lieu of fed
eral Jurisdiction as applicable and
as authorised by the tribe and by
congress.
3. Council action of concurrence
of the. tribe with the governor's
convention approval of repeal of
the federal Indian liquor prohibi
tion. .
A lunch Is to be served it the
council hall at 11: JO a.m.
Timber Sale
Battle Set
OREGON CITV, Itl A suit
against the government designed
to force distribution to It Oregon
counties of about M.tOO.OOO In fed
eral funds his the support of Click
amas county.
The county court agreed to Join
Lane county In the suit over the
funds from the sale of timber from
Oregon and California lands In 11
western Oregon counties. County
Judge W. R. Telford said.
A Jurisdictions! dispute between
the forest service and the bureau
of land management has resulted
in the accumulation of tne money
since Ml, he said. Both agencies
claim administrative 'Jurisdiction
over the timber.
County Commissioner Bob Jones
said that a meeting of district at
torney, and representatives of the
It county courts soon would be
celled to try to determine a uni
fied policy. Recently the Marlon
county court declined to Join Lane
county in the suit.
Jones said that most counties
prefer administration by the bu
reau of land management. This Is
because the bureau would pay
counties IS percent of the money
In lieu of taxes while the forest
service would distribute only 25
percent less administrative expen
ses, he said. The pereentsge though
hss been subjeot of congressional
talk and measures to reduce It to
10 percent are on file.
Washington Prxy
Takes Ftdcral Job
SEATTLE, ' lit The president of
the University of Washington has
resigned that post to take over the
not-yet-vacant Job ai director of
the government's psychological
strategy board.
H is Dr. Raymond B. Allen,
48, who came to Seattle In 1048
from the University of Illinois,
where he was dean of the college
of medicine. He announced yester
day he has accepted the $18,000
a year Job directing the govern
ment's cold war against Russia
snd her satellites.
Gordon Gray, president of the
University of North Carolina and
former secretary of the army, now
heads the strategy board. It Is
known, however, that he would like
to return to his Job at North Caro
lina. His resignation has not been
announced and It Is presumed that
President Trumsn Is withholding
appointment until Oray formally
retires from the picture.' '
The Washington educator, said he
expects to assume his new Job on
Jsn. 3. leavimt Seattle lata In De
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello uivi
their future films will be tailored
100 percent (or the kids and Hint
they'll produce a series of (mi
tasles aa a follow-up to "Jack and
the Ueanslalk."
Bruce Cabot's been telephoning
hU soon-lo-be-ex, KranchrM'a de
Scaffa, from Houston, Texas. No
reconciliation she vows.
The ad campaitn (or a new
novel by Art lbn-Znhav tilled
"David and Uathsheba," due soon,
haa movletownors ganplug. Olio
line of advertising will rend:
"Positively not bnsed on the
movie of tlie snme name."
The word Is out Hint Kay Young,
estranged wile ol Michael Wilding,
will wed Douglns Montgomery, tlw
one-time film 'tar, when Hie sheds
tlie British actor.
There have been blasts at lledy
Lamarr In Uie Mexican ureas and
the climate will be chilly If she
returns to Acauulco. lledy a re
marks about the schools of Mex
ico to American newimen did tlie
damaue.
Yvonue de Carlo, meanwhile,
snsgged the Irsd In Fidelity's "The
Scsrlet Flame." which Hedy want-
ed as her next movie. Tlie mm
will be made In Mexico City next
May as a Joint Amerlcnn-Mrxlcnn
film venture.
Hollywood enn sill! kid Itself.
Two movie writers, eritutng about
a film plot, corner Richard wicl
mark for a seen In "The I don't
Care Girl." "What do you think
Dlek?" aiks one. "Should a movie
always have a happy endUis?"
"Sure." asya Dick, "In my next
picture I Play a Confederate eol
dler so we're gonna let the South
win Uie Civil War."
Tlie Joe "Klngerii" Carr of Cap'
lula bar-room piano records is
loll Busch, hU'band of Margaret
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