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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HAS mint star .
DO Hollywood Etaa Playhoui ABC
:30 Concert of Europe ABC
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10:13 Club Can Di ABC
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Friday, Jan. 11
8:00 Sign on News
8.-09 Corn In the Morn
8:45 Farm Fare
7:00 News Bkftt Edition
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7:40 Top of the Morning
7:M Jean Conte Sinf ABC
8:00 Braakfait Club ABC
8:00 Hank Henry Show
t:30 Break the Bank ABC
10:00 Chet Huntley. News ABC '
10:19 Lone Journey ABC
10:30 My Trua Stcry ABC
10:99 Edward Arnold ABC
11:00 Batty Crocker ABC
11:19 Stop It Shop
11:30 Against the Storm ABC
11:43 Musical Roundup
11:93 Market Report
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DON'T FORGET KIDS!
Die Cat Contest Saturday 10:00
Brine Your Cat (on leash), lie
Hay Win One of the S Prizes
courtesy MCflPIIY'S Seed Store
1:00 Paul Harvey ABC
1 13 Better Living
l::w Mary Margaret McBrlda ABC
2:00 Basin Briefs
2:13 Accent on Melody
2:30 Jyc Jordan. M.D. ABC
2:43 Rom. Evelyn Winter ABC
3:00 Ted Malona ABC
3:13 When Girl Marrtaa ARC
3:30 The Perfect Husna .d ABC
4:O0 Mary Marltn AQ-
4:13 Requestfully Youra.
.S:l run Factory ABC
9:30 Chet Huntley ABC
3:43 It's Movie' Time .
6:00 Sports Highlights -
6:13 Home Town Newa
6:23 World News Summary
6:30 Suburban Serenade
6:43 Headline Edition ABC
6:33 Si lk NW4 Roundup ABC
7.00 Gillette Ftr.hU ABC
8.00 Richard Diamond ABC
8:30 This Is Your FBI ABC
9:00 Ozxi and Harriet ABC
9:30 Cone, of Favoritea
100 11 P V. Hi-''ll"
10:13 Dr. Glno's Musicals: ABC
10:Ji Insomnia Cluo
11:00 Newa
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Thursday Evening. Jan. It
8-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:13 Klam. Theater Quia.
6:30 Around Town News
6:43 Sam Hates News MBS
6:33 BUI Henry MBS
7:00 Harmony Time
7:13 Snorts album
7:30 Bobby Benson MBS
K: i .: .-.-:
8:30 Adventure la Your Heritage
6:3 HeioelDerg tiarnioiiaires
8:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
6:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 Rod & Gun Club MBS
9:39 3-Mlnute Final MBS
lo.-on 1 Love A Mvftery MBS
10:19 Stars on Parade
10:30 Family Theatre MBS
11:00 Nlgnt Owls taition
11:03 Night Owls Club
12:00 Sign Off
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Friday. Jan. 11
6:00 Muslcai Reveille
ti-M -ai e ' tuileun Board
6:99 Local New,-
7:00 Hemingway News MBS
7:19 Breakfast GiM MBS
7:30 Newa
7:49 Best "-US'!
8:00 Cec. Brown MBS
8:19 Ii.vakfast Gang MBS
8:30 Bible Institute MBS
S no Honem'er Harmonies
9:13 Platter Party
9:49 Favorite oi Yesterday
10:00 Newa MBS
10:19 Tello-Tett
10:30 LaPotntes
10:43 Concert
10:90 Currlns
10:99 Ken Carson
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11:29 News
11-30 Queen for a Day MBS
12 00 Name Bands
12:13 Headline Newa
12:30 Dan-: Tunes
12:43 Market-Livestock
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1:30 Tune Test
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9:00 Twilight Time
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6.-00 Gabr'el Heatter MBS
6:19 Quiz Show
HDAYCARSOM X
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THE AMAZING
ADVENTURE
of tlx man on
a raft across
the Pacific . . .
Ehotographtd
y th man
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hlU l f MUHlPflhl MalaV III J
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They Chopped
Down 9 Trees
And Floated
l.sa Thet
4 nbiu i tie
Pacific!
mm
" SECOND HIT I
The amatini
iaa oi six men who
deliberately risked
their Uvea to prove a
theory! On a primi
tive type raft of balsa'
loga they drifted
over uncharted seai
from Peru to the -(ilea
where the hula
girls wall! 101 days
and 4,300 mile of
storm, sunshine,
peril and peace. No
contact with civiliza
tion. No sight of ship
or shore. Nothing
but themselves and
their astounding ad
vent ures with strange
man-ealing monster
of the deep and
their heroic eflorti '
to keep busy, alive
and afloat! . . . An
epic of daring
hailed as the greatest
aea adventure of
our times!
Dimes Fund
Boost Eyed
Siskiyou County received mora
financial aid from the national
polio foundation than was collected
in the county's March of Dimes
campaign and a determined effort
is being made this year to Increase
campaign- collections.
in last year s Siskiyou drive, the
March of Dimes received about
S2.700. Total bill for the county's
DOlio cases amounted in nvr 47 nno
rand the national foundation made
up me auierence.
'mis year, the Dimes March is
being directed by Bud Kohn, Mount
Shasta.
A major feature of this year's
drive is a Dorris dance, Jan. 12,
at the Red Barn, with music by
the Oregon Hillbillies. The dance
is being sponsored- by the Dorris
VFW and Auxiliary. Members o.'
the two organizations- are Rollins?
tickets house-to-house and tickets
will also be on sale at the dance.
6:30 Around Town News
6:43 Sam Hayas News UBS
6:M Bill Henry MBS
1:00 Adven. o( Malil MBS
l:.. i ..r.. ' .
8:00 Bkitbl. KUHS vs. Med ford
BM i;lti t ha . New ttts
:13 Bkitbl. KUHS vs. Medford
6:43 Fulton Lewis Jr.
1ii:iO I L -ve ir-y MBS
101.1 tt. S Navy Band
10:30 Proudly We Hail
11.00 Nlgnt Owls F.uition
11:09 Nisht Owls Club
12:00 Sign Oil
Jernstedt
Will Head
Seed League
PORTLAND Ml L. R. Jern
stedt, Sherwood, was elected presi
dent of the'Oregou Seed Growers
League Wednesday at the conclud
ing session of the League's annual
meeting.
Jernstedt succeeds J. F. Short,
Redmond.
Tom Ruckman, Imbler, was
named vice-president, and Rex
warren, Oregon Slate college Ex
tension P"rm Orot- Soeclnlit, wis
elected Secretary-Treasurer, suc
ceeding K. K. uackmnn.
Jackman, also an OSC crops
specialist, had served as secretary
treasurer since the League was
organized 11 years ago. He de
clined another term.
Because of a nitrogen fertilizer
shortage, Arthur S. King. OSC soil
conservation socialist, dv!1
farmer-seed producers to buy
early.
The League endorsed a resolu
tion by State Sen. Howard Belton's
federal government to halt foreign
seed imports at less than domestic
supported prices.
A resolution favoring a 1953 bal
lot measure limiting state taxes
on property to six mills was also
passed.
Japs To Survey
Fishing Waters
TOKYO (IP) Japan's llsheries
board announced Thursday it plans
to send a survey team into northern
Pacific waters soon to Inspect pos
sible areas for obtaining salmon,
trout, crao and lur seal.
Japan has reached an agreement
on North Pacific fishing rights with
the United States and Canada.
When the pact Is ratified the Jap
anese expect to resume fishing in
the Aleutian, Bering and Okhotsk
waters.
LEAP YEAR
WINNIPEG, Ont. 11 Mary
Jackson Taylor and Henry Charles
Reynolds admitted their marriage
this week was a leap-year affair.
Yes. said the blusmne. timid
bride of 73, she had "popped the
question" to the groom, 74.
NOW PLAYING
1 ,ha.evefhithe$treenlJR
I -10U'l.'M,0.j
jJiH. RITZ BROTHERS
QyNDREmSISTERSj
ViTILIS Coniioncs Meof JJ
Capitol Hill Spy Hunters
Dig Into Background Of
'Protected' Publication
By It. I LIVINGSTONE
WASHINGTON Vfl House spy
hunters dug decprr Thursday lino
why the Stale Department gave
votectlon to an American ptibllra-
.1 in Shanghai dcsptlo Chinee
t jrges It was a Communist front.
A "mystery witness" Identified
only as M. L. Appelmau oi Denver.
Colo,, was scheduled to appear be
fore the un-American Activities
Committee in its investigation of
Max and Grance uranlcli.
The Oranichs. who edited "Voice
of China" in Shnnghnl in 193B-37
before belntc forced to suspend, are
said to be living now at Wilming
ton, Vt. They have been summoned
to appear next week.
They have denied thov were
Communist when asked by con
sular authorities.
Tiie committee heard testimony
Wednesday that the State Depart
ment intervened to protect "Voice
to China" after Chinese authorities
twice confiscated Issues and 11.8.
consular authorities refused to go
to Urtmlch's aid.
A surprlso witness was John Car
ter Vincent, now State Department
representative at Tunglers, Moroc
co, who said he dialled Instruc
tions to protest the selturcs.
Vincent Is to appear next week
before the Senate Internal Security
Committee investigating the State
Department. Ho has also come un
der llro In attitcks by Sen. Mc
Carthy iR.-wis) on State Depart
ment security risks
Vincent testified he dratted the
consular officials on the "purely
protest Instructions to Shanghai
legal grounds" that confiscation of
Uranlch's paper was an "unwar
ranted Invasion of American Juris
diction" over American properly
In the International Settlement oi
Shanghiil.
Ho said lie also prepared two
KF Students
On Honor List
UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, B:u
geno (Special I Six students from
Klnnialli Kails are on tlio Honor
Roll at the University ol Oregon,
They are: Helen Elir.nbcth Jack
son, diiiitilitcr ul Mi', and Mrs, M.
H. Obrnchiiln, Illy, a Junior In
English; Ronald James Lowell, sun
of Mis. Margaret McLaughlin, 320
N. lutli St., Klamath Falls, n
sophomoro In liberal arts who In
also n 4 00 student; Paul Ktlgnr
Koake, City Center Lodge. Khun-
State Department memorandum.-
expressing the opinion "Voice o(
China" was not dissoinlnallng Com
munist propaganda.
Clnrence E. Gauss, former U S.
ambassador to Chliin and then con
sul itcnrral In Shanghai, told the
committee he "cllllered radically
with the Stale Department."
QitUHs Is now a director of the
EMiort-Imuort Bank. He testified
thai from the start of Granlcli's
publishing venture in early 11)30,
there avbs a "strong Indication ol
Its being a subversive publication '
. . . tlesluned to stir tin and loment
agitation among Chinese students."
alii rails, a nophoiuni'o In muslu;
Wesley Kay Robinson, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Fred D. Robinson, 1HI0
Croaccut St., Klnntutli Falls, a sen
lor lu speech; Patrlt'lit Klloulse
Ward, daughter o( Mr. and Mrs.
Wtluuin E. Ward, Keuo, a Junior In
general social science, and Wllllnui
Vernon Norval, Ron of Mr. and
Mrs. Veincm Norval, C'lilloquln.
Norval Is a Junior In law.
A Nludenl must Imvo a GPA of
lit least 3.50, based on not less
Ihan a. 50, to mako the honor roll.
The averaae Eunllshmaii Is la
tinned lo only about 60 pounds of
meal a year,
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Pa. 44 fei Orders Is Take 0a4
Bon B. L4, Mgr.
Deliveryman Is
Really On The Job
1NDIANAPOMM 111 William
nawllnnoii titai'letl out lo deliver
a refrigerator lor Drake's Refrig
eration Servlco Wednesday.
The trip look hint near hln home,
no ho stopped to sen his wllo Urtty,
Five mliiiilea later ho delivered
an eight-pound son,
Tito rerrlgerator never did rtich
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