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PAOP! TWO , ' KFIW 1450 Kc. PST Monday Evenlnr, Oct IT too Today'. Sporti HllhllfhU S:19 Horn. Town N.wi- 23 World Ntw Summiry IK rm. ArU Qu.rl.1 ABC THE IDOL OF -tfJLlA WIU0I(S -AND FOR THRILLS! 11' 7hnCAJtT00NJWS CenHnuoutTrom T:45 TO ZER(X 0rt3( i'OO tM. STARTS t M LOST IN ALASKA bdii it sum nni . Tmtfk- hi Wnmi 6:3C -I ' S3 jrilJPN- Charles McBM STARTS TUESDAY wf I the ' vvflv;. JLotdii) Jjog t:w ins i-on nmirr - I.TO Lux Radio Thtalrt CBS BM Music ThMlw 45 Lwrnr lk Show 00 Supna CBS B JO Prvvicw of Tomorrow 43 Muilc 10:00 10 p m. Hedlini 10:13 Dream Harbor ARC 10:30 Chaa Anitll Thealr ABC 10:43 Bill' Bandstand a Br U:IU Sign Ott KFLW 1450 Kc PST Tuesday, Oct. U ) 6 a.m. New I Buck? Bate tt Hu Bojt Com In tha Morn I New. Breakfast EdtUOtt i Chirli Roundun I Bob Gamd ABC I Bettv Crocker ABC Babbitt's Second Cup ot Cofft CUID IBS Bivakiatt Club ABC Hem v show l Break the Benk ABC l Chel Huntley ABC I Younf Dr. Mi lone CBS l My ITU aiory du 1 Whispering SlrtMU ABC . oiop ai onop l Romance of Helen' Trent CBS i Our Gal Sunday CBS Noon fcdition New i Pay less Sidewalk Show I Houe Party CBS I Bill Ring Show ABC Paul Harvey a I Standard School Bdcst l Betty Crocker ABC I Battn Briefs Arthur Godfrey CBS Better Living I Arthur God trey CBS I Ted Malone ABC I Arthur Godfrey CBS I Cal finney ABC i Betty Crocker ABC l Radio Auction Time ( The THe Show CHS 1 Mr. Information CBS Ruth Ashton News CBS . When a Girl Marrica abu Spin with Wynne I Chet Huntley ABC I B & B TV Today's Soorts Humixnu I Home Town New i World News Nummary My Friend Irma CBS ) Charlie's Bedtime Stories i Life with Luiai CBS I Build the Basin i Democratic iai I uhdd. lui I Music i 10 p.m. Headlines I Stewart Craig ABC I Bill's Bandstand Town House orcn abc I Kewa Summary i Sign Oil KFJI 115 Kc 1ST Monday Ereninj, Oct 27 40 Gabriel Reatter MBS S-lft KLamath Theater Quia t Around Town Newa 40 Something to Think About 45 Sam Hayea. Ntw UBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I was a Communis! tor FBI T 30 Hardy Family giW Let George Do It MBS 8:30 Sen. Joseph McCarthy 9O0 Newspaper of the Au- DLBS 15 rulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Pot. Speech-riod Wynne 45 Sports Final 33 PoL Speech. Dick Maguire 10-00 Mutual Kewsreel MBS 10:13 Political Talk 10:30 Reporters Roundup 10:53 Mght OWU IStwa 1140 Nicht Owl Club 13.00 Sign Off Guard Seeks Lost Plane MIAMI. Tin. W The Coast Guard continued its search today for Gordon Clauser, 40-year-old Norman, Okla., man who reported his plane was running out of fuel over ,water east of Miami Saturday night. Four planes and assorted sur face craft carried on the search for Clauser, who may have been the vicUm of a hurricane he tried to tame with a secret formula. Clauser's wife told the Miami Herald by telephone from her home in Norman her husband had come here to fly into the storm so he could scatter pellets In the turbu lent clouds, confident he could stop the hurricane passing east of Flo rida. "He didn't want anyone to know what he was doing," she said, "because he wanted to test bis theory." She said he operated a hail prevention company the past two years ana oenevea ne naa iwppru a tornado near Plain view, Tex., last year. MOM! A SEW-EAST. 9329 Save money! Sew that cute cor duroy, winter cotton, or wool out fit daughter needs! Thl pattern Is so basic you'll whip It up easily even If you're beginner! 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KFJI 1150 Kc. - PST Tuesday, Otl. 28 ( 00 SunrUa Serenade 6 45 Five Minute With the Open Bible 30 Farm R porter l.oo Hemingway New MBS MS Breakfakt Gang MBS T 30 Today Bt Buys 1.45 Sam llae BkdL Newa MBS 7 35 Firtt IMihon Local New 00 Cecil Brown MBA 815 Mmic by Roth ;(0 Breakfahl Gang Dl BS 8 43 Notes fnm the Scooper 00 Club 1150 13 Frank t l-alne Show 9 M Freddy Martin Show 45 Muic ot Manhaiun 10.U0 Newtpaper of the Air MBS 10:15 TeUo iMl MBS 10 30 LatVlntes 10 43 Answer Man MRS 11:00 Lad it Fair MBS 11:23 Newa MBS U:o0 Queen for a Day MBS 13 00 Name Bands 12:13 Noon Day New U:;tO Dance Tunes 13:45 Farm and Market Reports 12:30 Klamath Note 12:55 Currtiis 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MRS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch DLBS 2 00 Two at 2 200 Sun River Dave 3:03 News DLBS 3:13 Ricky Request Time 3:43 Paula Stone Show MBS 4 00 Col tee With Katie 4:13 Hemingway News MRS 4 50 Curt Massey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Haea MBS 5 00 Sergeant Preston MBS 3:30 Sky King MBS S:55 Cecil Brown MP,3 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MRS 6:13 Klamath Theatre Quia 6:;i0 Around Town New 40 Something- to Think About i 43 Sam Haea Newa MBS 8:55 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebastian Show 7:13 I Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Peter Salem MBS 00 Klamath Sports Album 8:13 PoL. Speech-New bry 8:30 PoL. Speech-Stevenson 8:43 Heidelberg Harmonaires 00 Newspaper of the Atr DLBS 15 Fulton lwis New MBS 30 Magic Carpet 43 Sporta Final 8:53 Titus Moody Speak 10:00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:13 Let's Go Tc Town 10:30 Magazine Theater MBS 10:53 Night Owl News 11:00 Night Owls Club , 12.00 Sign OU KCNO S70 Ke. PST Attura California Tuesday, Oct. 28 13 Sign on and Newa 6 20 Hal Herton 6 25 RFD Roundup 30 West Tuttle 8:43 Jars ClaaaJCS 7 00 News 7 os in Your Nefghborheod 7:10 Livestock Review 713 Top O' The Morning 7:30 New 7:45 Bulletin Board 00 Polka Tune 8:15 Hollywood Serenade! 30 News, Mid Morning 8:33 Band Music 8:43 Harmony Shop 00 Your PTA On Tte Alf 13 American Folk Music 30 Broadway Parade 10 00 News 10 03 Sports 10:15 Club Meettnga 10 30 Concert Time 10 43 Fiesta Tim 11:00 Western News tn Brief 11:05 UP Commentary 11:10 Names in the News 11:13 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Muical Roundup 11:35 Eddie Lamar 12 00 Sporta Page 12 03 Lake County Nrwe 12:10 Modoc County New 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 Farmers Exchange Markets 12:43 Spotlight On a bur 12 53 Mystery Tune 1 00 Lake County Agent 115 Pastoral Call 1 JO Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 2 00 New 2:03 Listener's Choice 3:00 New 3:10 According to the Record 3:15 Jan Carbcr 3:30 Meet the Band 3 45 Off the Beam 4 00 News 4 13 School Day 4:30 My Serenade 4:45 Broadway Paradera 5 00 News 3 05 Sport 5:13 Dinner Musie SJO Sisn Off For breakfast lunch or dinner It's the TIK-TOK : DRIVE IN 2241 South ith Opes tram 5 m.m. 'HI Mienrf MEET THE JACK ROCKWELL Jack is the personality-plus announcer on KFJI hand ling ad lib and special event shows. He is mar ried with one child, Mike 5. Jack has been with KFJI since last year. You hear him on "Notes from the Scooper," the early morn ing show which uses KFJI's mobile unit to query peo ple on the question of the day, on "Klamath Theatre Quiz Time" at 6:15 each evening, and on "LaPoInte's Fashion Show" each morn ing at 10:30. ItKRALT) AND NEWS. KLAMATH VAUS. Nixon Strikes At Truman In Stepped Up Campaign CHICAGO in-Sfn. Rlrhurd M. Nixon hcuclrd bv pln0 for Trxiis today lo addics.i scvnl nudlruces In 10 hours s n stepped up tnr lriiiK ot his whirlwind campaign tor the vice presidency. The Republican runuliiir mate ol Oen. Dwlyht D, Klsenhower, poicesinan sia, will answer me Democrats' claim, "You never had It so Rood," with a development ot the theme, "There are 110,000 boys in Korea who have never had It so bad." j Nixon spent yesterday afternoon and evening in Chlcaiio also readying- material on Communists In government for speeches at Tex arkana, Longvlew, Beaumont, Cor pus Christ!, Abilene, Midland and El Paso. His principal speech of the duy, In Cleveland square at El Paso, will be broadcast locally. His 30 to SO-minute talks will be Riven at the airports at other points on his route. The Nixon party will leave El Youth Faces Kidnap Charge CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. tfl - A Nashville vouth today faces a hear ing on federal chnrges ot kidnaping and car theft here bs police In three states hunt his partners In wild highway kidnaping spree. Virgil LeMay, 15, was placed under 112,000 bond In Nashville Saturday when arraigned belore U. S. Commissioner J. W. More. He protested that he was forced to take part In the wholesale high way kidnaping of 30 persons tn three days on penalty ot death. "I didn't kidnap anybody," he protested. "He forced me into It!" LeMay referred to James F. Hill, 39. of Framinsham. Mass.. who with Charles E. Hopkins, 19, ol Jacksonville, Fla., also Is charged In the case. Both Hill and Hopkins are Flori da ex-convlcts. LeMay has served time tn the state reformatory for purse snatching and truancy. The trio split up In Atlanta Fri day. Hopkins spent two nights at Scottsboro, Ala., before heading west toward Huntsville, using the nam Blllv Lauderdale the second night. Whereabout of Hill re mained a mystery to oltlcers. but he had been reported hiding out somewhere In Uw Atlanta area. At Scottsboro, some 45 airline miles southwest of here. Highway Patrolman Preston Bryant said Hopkins tiptoed out of a hotel be fore dawn yesterday and was last PFAFF IS HERE The New Miracle DIAL-A-SWITCH Sewinq Machine SEWING MACHINE SERVICE 422 Main Phone 6771 ATTENTION HOME OWNERS Home maintenance and Repair Service REMODELING NEW CONSTRUCTION Home and commercial repair, porches, patio, tile bath), roof leak, plastering, cement work brick or block laying, general carpentry. - , All Work Guaranteed Satisfaction FHA Financed Cliff McMillan - Contractor Phone 9035 Next Monday another "Meet OREGON Pn at II nm (EST) tollluht tor Citlirnrnla Aftnr scheduled arrival at 13:1)4 a.m. tomorrow at umario Airport, the parly will ilrlvo to Snn Bernardino to spena me mam. Nixon will sneak tn the Kan Ber nardino Municipal Auditorium to morrow noon. He declared vesterday that Gov. Adlal E. Stevenson, by his alienee, has approved "President Truman' injection of the race prejuaice sue" Into the political campaign. He called tilts "tactic ot desper lion." Ha had accused President TrU' man of "the lowest t.vne ot sutler politics" for sugKesllou that Elsen hower "was a proiaiionisi oi uie master rnce theory." "I should think Ihat Gov. Steven son should have disavowed Presi dent Truman's low blow," he told an audience of Chlcauo J"ws yes terday, "but he has remained alien I think that fact disqualifies him as leader ol united American peo ple." seen walking toward Huntsville. During their wild spree, winch bciinn at Valdosta, On., the trio stole four cars. All ot the victims escaped and none was Injured seriously. Most were robbed of relatively small mounts of cash and vaiuaoies. Sparkman Due In Oregon PORTLAND UU 8en. John J. Sparkman ot Alabama, the Demo cratic candidate for vice president, will give three campaign talks 'in Oregon Tuesday. He Is to speak at the University of Oregon at Eugene at 1 p.m. and In Portland twice at night, at ( and S o'clock. Two other Democratic congress men also have scheduled talks. They are Rep. Harold Coolev ot North Carolina and Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota. Cooley. chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, w a to speak at Hood River and Nyssa Monday. Humphrey Is to talk at a dinner meeting I o P o r 1 1 a n d Thursday night. The Fine! UEDDNC PICTURES Are Made By STUDIO im mik 'Ho vtn J STAFIF Mutual Don Ue 5000 Watts 1150 on your dial the Staff" FBI Schedules Jamea B. Poster, apeclal agent In chaiRe ol the FBI' Portland Office, aunotiued today that an FBI Law Khtorcenteui conteience on auto Ihett problems will bo held Deo. 3, at t'oruana. Poster said I mil cunlerenres ot tills type have been scheduled by the FBI on regional u a I s throughout the Untied States, In view of the tact that automobile thelt ha become the nation's big gest crime against properly. Curs stolen In IBai had nn esllnuiled value of more Until IlllO.OOO.mm, 000. In aiUtillon, crime reports from more than 400 cities aimiyui'd at FBI Headquarters In Welling ton. U- C. rellecled Hint tliells ol articles from auiomlblles and ot automobile accessories comprised approximately 41 per cent ot all larcenies committed. The planned conlerencea are the tlrst step In a concerted nullonal drive on lui'h crimes, according to Poster. More than 100 conlerencea will be held throughout the country during Oclober, Nuvember, and December, 1063, They will be par ticipated in by representatives ol local, county, and stale law en forcement agencies, represents lives of state motor vehicle bureaua and other organisations concerned with the auto theft problem. Poster mid that the con ferences will provide Increased co ordination ot law enforcement agencies and utilisation ot the most effective techniques In deal ing with auto thells. Topics to be covered at the coh erences Include spoiling and re covering stolen automobiles, regit tratlon and title matters, FBI lab oratory facilities, examination of stolen automobiles, auto thelt rings, coordination ot law enforce ment agencies, training programs, and related subjects. The general public and automo bile dealers can both be of as sistance to law enforcement of ficers In combating such crimes, Paster said. The dealer should maintain close contact with law enforcement agencies and be alert to cara ottered tor tale under suspicious circumstances. In addi tion, ne should carciuuy cneci To Travel Liqht . . . It'f the 21 foot TRAYELEZE" with Bath TRAILER HOME en display at NEWLAND Trailer Sales 88 Main St. lMATM CALLS. AMERICAN CHINESE i Fm4i tt there km)! Mi. tt tt T. T.ki Out ln 8. Lee, Mor. SO FINE FOR ENERGY Whether it's play or work, this good bread is your mainstay of vitality. ONLY MORNING FRESH BRINGS YOU MONDAY, Auto Theft Conference the actual serial and motor num bers of automobiles which he handles and wnli'h for any vari ance between these numlicri and numbers uii the ownership docu ments ot the car. The private cltlsen can help minimize car then losses by mak ing personal check of the motor mm serial numbers ol the car he buys, especially In purchasing n cur from other than an estab lished and repuUibln denier, He should also take certain regular precautions when leaving Ills car: (II Lock both Ignition and doon. Rechet'k to be sure, 3i Where possible, avoid park- TONIGHT KFJI McCarthy 8:30 :00 P.M. WYNNE 9:30 :45 P. M. GORDON 10:30 . 11:00 P.M. Tt. Mr. Kl.m.lk IV rr Klisb.r CtMMlllft. Gt. II. fttrlii, Chslrmta OPENING at MOLATORE'S JPw HACKS' "Matter of Melody" MUSIC AFTER 9:00 P.M. nAolatore's 1112 OCTOBER 27, JOM lug In tinllgliled areas or ov muni nn iitn au-eni. 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