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1.M Lux Radio Theater CBS
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10;1S Sam Other Shew
30:30 Btll'i Banditand
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11 M Sin Oft
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Tuesday, Dec. 23
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4S Earlv Bird
:M rive Minute with an Open Bible
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7 Babbitt s Second Cup of Coffee
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00 Brcakfart Club ABC
8 00 Hank Henry Show
30 Helen Trent CBS
0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
10:00 Chat Huntley ABC
10:15 Younc Dr. Malone CBS
10:30 My True Story ABC
10:i3 Whtapennr Street ABC
11:13 Stop Js Shop
11:30 Nora Drake CBS
11:43 Adair's Musical Fair
12.00 Noon Edition New
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12:30 House Party CBS
12 Paul Harvey ABC
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1:15 Carl Smith CBS
1:20 It Happen! Xvtry Day CBS
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130 Mary Margaret McBride ABC
2:00 Betty Crocker ABC
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IS Henry J. Taylor ABC
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:15 Klamath Theater tiuu
:30 Around Town News
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:45 Sam Hay, News MBS
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7:00 I Wai a Communist for FBI
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9:30 Freddy Martin Show
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10:43 A Visit to LaPointe's
11:00 Ladies Fair MBS
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49 Something to Think About
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:M Bill Henry UBS
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00 Count of Mont Cruto MBS
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Tuesday, Dee. 23
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15 American Folk Musie
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113 Pastoral Call
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145 Melody Club
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Broadcast Due
For UHF TV
YORK Pa. Hi The tirst com'
mercially equiped ulira high fre
quency television station to (to on
the air the Susquehanna Broad
casting: Company's station WSBA
TV hopes to start telecasting pro
grams in 10 days.
An affiliate of the American
WSBA-TV beamed the first test
patterns for an hour and 34 min
utes earlv yesterday. Later the
pattern was run again lor three
hours starting at noon.
While the York station ts the
first on the air. station WFPO-TV
in Atlantic City. N. J., hopes to
be the first to send regular pro
grams. Officials of the station
wanted to send their test pattern
Saturday but were delayed by
transmitter trouble. Thev finally
succeeded on the air yesterday and
hope to transmit programs start
ing at 5 p.m., EST, today.
Two other stations picked up
their equipment the same day as
the York and Atlantic City sta
tions from the Radio Corporation
of America plant at Camden. N. J.
Stations WERE - TV of wiikea-
Barre. Pa., and WSBT-TV of South
Bend. Ind.. hope to be In opera
tion shortly.
Hollywood Newshens Tell
Pet Loves, Hates For '52
HOLLYWOOD (i This week the
gals of the Hollywood press listed
their prt loves ad hates among the
film stars III 1BS3.
That cozy twosome, Junet Lilgh
and Tony Curtis, drew the bouquets
as the most co-operative playere.
The Hollywood Women's Press
Club i rapped Rita Hayworth and
Main) Lams as tha most unco
operative. These annual selections are
sometimes confusing to outsiders.
The poll does not represent the
entire press of Hollywood. Malea
are excluded from voting. The
press club is composed of many
women who have little or no con
tact with the slurs. Many of the
members are press agents, who
could have an ax to grind.
A good section of the club con
sists of fan magazine, writers,
Thus, stars who won't submit to
the scrutinising fan mag routine
are often chosen for the most unco
operative tag.
Let's look at the "unco-op" win
ners of the past:
Female OtnRCr Rogers, Jean
Arthur. Joan Fonlalnc, Sonja He
me. Greer Oarson, Ingrld Berg-
Rnrivt RiinrflM In at Mn. Hand
Laundry by 9:00 a.m. are out at !
3:45 p.m.
Fremont Log
Cut Reported
Approximately 83 million board
feet of timber, mostly pine, was
logged off the Fremont National
Forest during this past cutting sea
son. according to the year-end re
port oi me r remoni administra
tion. Tile Fremont Sawmill Company
of Lakeview had the largest cut
on the forest, over 30 million board
feet. Weyerhaeuser Timber Com
pany of Klamath Falls and the
American Forest Products Cor
poration or Lakeview each logged
about IS million feet.
The White Pine Lumber Com
pany of Lakeview cut about 13 mil
lion board feet In the Dor Lake
vicinity, and the Spangler Lumber
company oi Biy cut approximately
nine million board feet in the Dem
lng Creek and Swede Cabin areas.
Other outfits longing on the Fre
mont included the Adams Lumber
Company of Paisley and tho Silver
Lake Lumber Company.
During the early part of the sum
mer nearly 600.000 trees were
planted on 1.169 acres, mostly In
burn areas. Aerial seeding to pine
tried early in the season was re
ported not successful, because
when the snow left last Spring
birds congregated and picked up
mucn oi trie seea.
A total of 13.384 head of cattle
and 40.314-sheep were allowed to
grate on the Fremont by permit
this summer, and the year was
considered an excellent one by
rangers lor torage growth.
During the summer there were
134 fires reported on the national
forest, only 13 of them man-caused,
and the total burn was Just 56
acres.
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DAYTON, O. Harvey D
Oeyer. retired chief engineer cf
the Inland Manufacturing Division
of General Motors Corp. and who
was responsible for Improvements
m several World War II weapons,
died tn a hospital here last night.
The 61-year-old Geyer. who held
more than 250 patents, was recog
nised as one of the world's leading
authorities In the field of rubber-on-metal
applications. f
While serving as a lieutenant
colonel at Maryland's Edgewood
Arsenal during World War n, Gey
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HAVANA. Cuba I Tile Cuban
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an armed revolt acaln.il President
Fulgencio Batista have been re
leased from miliutry prison but
still are under house arreoi.
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Christmas with their families.
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lop commanders, had been dis
missed from service soon after
Batista overthrew the government
of Carlos Prio Socarras last March.
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a lew hours slter police in Msni
aroneck. N. Y seised a store of
arms there that they said were
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revolt" in Cuts.
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for several months that "bad Cu
bans" had been buying up arms
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being used for this purpose.
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as meaning that It was not con
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