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PAGE TWO KFIW 14S Kc.-PST Wednesday Kvennir, Oct. 21 COO Report on Conelred CBS .M Meet CorllajArcher ABC tM Turpln v.. Ol.on HJhl CBS 00 ml In Peace W" " : Lowell Thomil CBS :S Fimlly Skeleton CBS 0.00 Beuleh CBS 0 15 Junior Miu CBS B:30 Phllco Playhouse ABC 10:00 10 pip Headline. 30:15 Lum 'N Abner ABC 10:.10 Kilocycle Klub 11;M SKn Oil ri,W 14Jt Hi. PUT Thursday. Oct. 22 SOOIarlr Bird New", t Oft Alirrn Cloea clu s 30 H.lter'a Almanac u rire Hlnutti with an , tw ll1. T:M New realej 7:11 Charlie's Kotwdep T:Jt Bob Gerred ASC 1:40 Beth Holland ABC t.U Berry BeBDlll CBS ee Breekf.it Cluk ABC :M Blue Sklee 9 19 Chel llunller ABC 9:30 Hflen Trent CBS IAS Our Gel Sunday 30:00 Maearine Newstand Theater 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS . 10:30 Younl Dr. Malone CBS DOORS OPEN 6:30 LAST DAY! EXOTIC 10VE... Batching the Fary of the SOUTH PACIFIC! SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWj MATINEC 9-ZQ EVENING 6:30 LAST 2 DAYS! FAME, FORTUNE, ROMANCE . U VHP ' m inc. BIG LEAGUES! 2W iasBssiBHr ' ffltJrOSSn And u: TERROR ON A TRAIN (inn (mo mi mm DOORS OPEN 6:30 TfttJI A a- SURPRISE NITE U 1 A FREE i("TurSt,T,n.a,,,! 30IMENSI0N TICHNICOIOR ROBERT MITCHUM LINDA DARNELL m viDii nnnni no th ninn uuuulho TV cm I assAlf : Lt-i.r i&jfr fry Mil? i imrmimV 1 ENDs T6NIGHT!. I TOMORROW I L m wen IuomrceV-JI (Radio &oq 10 43 Marlon From Miller'f 10.M Wnitprin Slrteu ABC Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 BriBhter Day LBS 13.00 Noon Edition Ntwii 1215 payleif Sidewalk Show 12:30 Howe Irt)V,?.S 1.00 Sam II aye ABC 1:15 Arthui Godfrey CBS 143 Hank Henry Show 2 00 Arthur Godrev CBS 2:43 Ted Malone ABC .1.00 Wizard of Odrti CBS ,1:13 Rulh Anhton CBS ;:.2l Beth Holland ABC 3:25 Kalph Slory'a Backyard CBS :i:45 Hank Henry Sliow 4 00 Double or Nothing ABC 4:25 Basin Brief?. 4 30 Spin with Wynne 4:00 Edward Murrnw CM :15 Lto's Photo chool 8 30 Today'! Sport Hiinl.fhta I 43 frank Gou CBS 5 54 Hometown New 8:00 Meet Mr. MrNutley CBS 6:30 Record Derby 7:00 The American Way CBS 7:30 Rogen of the axeU CBS 8:00 Meet Millie CBS 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:43 Family Skeleton CBS 9.00 Brular. CBS :15 Doctor'! Order 0.30 Mystery Theater ABC 10:10 10 p.r.' Ileadlinti .(. ix i ,im 'N' Ahner ABC Id :': Kilocycle Klub u na Burn off News Summary 11 : lign Oft KFJI 115 rBT Wednesday livening, Oct. 21 I'M Gabriel Meatier MHS 6:13 Final Edition Local New 6:25 Hollywood HlghhBhti 6:;i0 Virgil Plnkley News DI.ES H 43 Sam Hayes Newa DLl.5 f 31 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Dcndlinc MBS 7:30 Behind the Story DLBU 8 00 I Waa a Commumil for the FBI 8:30 SporU Report A 40 Meet Your Nelfhbori 8 45 The Woods and You 8 33 Accordmi to the Record 9 00 Newspaper of the Air MUS 0:15 Mutual Nrwtreel MBS 9:25 Weather Time ::) Klamath Armory Boxinf n ik ii,,rrv IV I nm. r Snorts MRS 9:5.3 Five Minute Final Newa DLBS 10:00 Fulton Lewi, Jr. Hrn in-15 Miinc Box Medley Time 11:00 Nieht Owl Club 11:30 Sim Off A J 1130 ivr. r.ii Thursday, Oct, 22 6:00 Sunrise Serenade (1:30 Farm Reporter (i:43 Son of the Ploneera 7:00 Frank Hemingway Ne-.v DLBS 7:13 Brei.kfnBt Gang DLBS 7:30 Today'. Bail Buyi 7:43 First Edition I.mal Newn 7:35 Something to Th'nk A Dull t DLBS 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Bob Greene New DLBS 8:20 Melodic Interlude 8:25 Holland Enfle Newi MBS fl:.'IO Break fait dung DLBS B:43 Here's In Veternna 0:00 Record Rhapsndy DLBS 0:15 A Visit to Curnn'i 9:20 Gabriel HenMer MBS 9;;i0 Carnation Milk Time KBS fl:45 Mualc of Manhattan 10:30 Edward Arnold, Storyteller MBS 10:35 It Happens Every Day MBS uau Jot King, bpoiiigni nn aiars mna 0:45 A Visit to La Polnle'a 1:00 Ladies Fntr MBS 1:23 News MBS 1:.'I0 Queen for a Dav MBS 12:00 Tips From the Town Shop 12:15 Noonday Edition Local Mews 12:30 Beit on Record 12:43 Horn Kobblera :on Music By Hoin 1'30 Standard School Broadcast DLBS 2:00 News DLBS 2:05 Northwest News DLBS 2:15 Music DLBS 2:25 Bob Greene News MRS 2:30 South Sixth Street Varieties :t:30 Kirk wood Show DLBS 4:00 T.iwn and Country Time 4:13 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 4:30 Curl Masiey Time UHR 4:43 Sam Hayea Newa DLBS 5:00 Sergeant Preston MBS A:30 Sky King MBS 8 83 Cecil Brown News MBS 6:00 Gahrlel Header MBS 6:13 Final Edition Loral Newi. h 23 Hollywood Highlight! fl:30 Virgil Plnkley Newt DLBS i an in nayes news a U Bill Henry MRS 7:00 Official Detective MBS 7:30 Behind the Story DLBS 7:43 Touchdown Talk H 00 Nlfflilinare MILS 8:30 Football Prophet 8:43 Ilarmonalrej 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:15 Mutual JVewsreel MBS fi 23 Weather Tin e 9:30 The Three Sum with Betty Clooney MBS fl:45 Harry Winner Sporta MBS 9:33 Tltiti Moody MBS 10:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 10:13 Hawaiian Lullaby 10:30 Cake Time MBS 10:45 Music Box Medley Tlmt Take Me To Town, GREAT PLAINS INDIAN WARS I sioUX JEFF CHANDLER FAITH DOMERGUF L SHORTS-CARTOON STARTS FRIDAY!!! TOMORROW! 8 li-rrrxiZ O i J I I m i i i i n InSS UlTTulliliiLj u mmwmw QflhH.j.MM fix: mwmm mm 1 ".r. "'"aaaaaaaaaajaJi T It 00 Nlsht Owl C!ub 11: JO Si(0 Off KCNU bl9 Ke. PST AUnrai. Callforn'x Tbursdty, Oct. 22 1M Newa 7:45 Farm Markets I 00 Bulletin Board :15 Holbwood Serenaders 8 30 News Mid Mormni I 31 Band Music 8 45 Harmony Shop I 0 Music With Your Meal! 1:15 American Folk Music 1 M 301 h Century Serenade la M News 18 6 SporU la: II Cisib Meetings 18:Jt Coaetrt Time ia:U Fieau Time U M Western News 1n Brief 11:05 UP Commentary 11:18 Names In the News 11:15 This Rhylhmfe Age 11:30 Muileal Roundup 11:96 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Spo.-ts Page 12:05 Lake County Newt 12:10 Modoe County News 12:13 World Newt Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 12.40 Under the Capftel Dom 1.1.45 Alger Theatre 12:33 Mystery Tune 1:00 Lake County Agent 1:11 Pastoral Call 1:30 Orgsn Moods 1:45 Melody Club 2 00 Newt 2 05 Listener's Choice 3.00 Newt-Sporls 3:10 According 10 the Record 3:11 Jan Garner 3:34 Meet the Band 3:45 King Cole Trio 4:00 Niws 4:13 Stories frnm the Sports 4:30 Pop Preview 4:43 Frank DoVol Orcb 5:00 Sign Oft KCN'O Itailio Monday-Friday A I tit ra. Califarnla, Wednesday, Oct. 21 B IO Top O' The Morning 7:30 World News 8:00 Record Rnnm 8:15 Melody Club ft 30 News 8:43 Pastoral Call 9.00 Variety Soiree 9:0 Melody Club R:.I5 Hawaiian Music 9:43 Peggy Lee Club Meeting!. 10:00 Music by Maupm 10:30 Juke Box Review 11:00 Music We Remember 11:30 Club 570 12:00 Noon Prayer 12:00 Sport News 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc News 12:13 Noon News 12:30 All Time Hits 12:35 Through the Years 1:00 Farm Forum 1:30 Concert Hall 2:00 News 2:113 The Stars Sing 2:30 Listeners' Choice 4:00 News 4:05 Sports 4:13 Popular Piano 4:30 Rhythm on Review 4:13 American Folk Musis 3:00 Waltz Time 5:15 World Newa Final 5:30 Sign Off TWO-COLOR X.MAS TRANSFERS By CAROL CURTIS Mnke your own Christmas cards, enliven party tablecloths and nap. kins, dress up plain packages and package ribbons by simply Ironing off these gay red and green trans fer motifs I Twenty-seven designs ranging from I'j to i'i inches of snowflakcs, pine cones, holly, poinsettia and reindeer. 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FROM THE IMPASSIONED saBWsaaBBBB-eaaaaar HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ml READYING FOR CAMERAS Cbrlstiane Mar. tel. left. Miss Universe, sits with sister, Georrette, in Burbank, Cal., where she is studying English for Hollywood film debut. Film Censorship Loosening, Producer Haas Claims HOLLYWOOD Ifl The lUm In dustry's censorship code has loosened up, mm macr Hugo that it still has further to go. Haas Is that amazing Czech who gave up a fairly lucrative career of playing what he calls accent parts in Hollywood movies. He scraped together his savings and financed, wrote, directed produced "Pickup." The picture was a suc cess, and he has made six one- man productions since then. He starts his seventh soon. The Haas films generally deal with basic human situations such as the eternal triangle. He has thus come to grips many times with the Breen office, the Indus try's self-censorship bociy headed enough, he is a fan of the office. -"They have been very consider ate and helpful," he remarked. "I argue with them that my pictures cannot have the big stars and pro- auction oi major stuaios. m i must have some other asset to offer the public. That Is often sex. "The Breen office understands Town Waits To Be Gassed HORSE CAVE, Ky. W) This area is gripped In one of the worst droughts in its history, but nobody prays for rain here. It could turn the community's biggest problem Into a killer. Officials rmve been seeking a solution for four years, but who wants 45,000 gallons of arsenic trichloride? The chemicals, stored in large tanks along the LouisvUle fc Nash ville Railroad, were left behind after the Shaw Oil Co. closed Its offices. There were no complaints until last summer when leakage from one tank killed vegetation In an area almost a mile wide. Startled residents is this community of 1.545 were told that moisture re acts on the chemicals by produc ing hydrochloric acid fumes and a worse byproduct, arsenic oxide. The city tried to get rid of it but could find no agency to do the Job. It even tried the Defense De partment. . Only July 9. the County Health Board issued an ultimatum to the railrond and the oil company to rpL rid of the chemicals within six days. Northing hnppencd. Both were indicted later on charges of maintaining a common nuisance but that was no help since the case is yet to be tried. "We don't know what to do," says Mayor L. H. Vensel. "We've ' been .safe enough in this dry weather, but we don't know what will happen if it ever rains." Cordon Reservations Must Be In Today Reservations for the dinner, spon sored by the Klamath County Re publican Club, Thursday nlsht. Oct. 23 at the Wlncine Hotel, honoring u. b. sen. Guy Cordon of Oregon, must be made bv Wednesday nicht. Oct. 21 by phonliiR 7263 , 3241, or die ivuiema note! 4181, A cocktail hour, starting at 8:30 p.m. will be followed bv dinner in me oanquet room at 1:15 p.m. Everyone Is Invllr-H in hr n. Senator speak on world problems. PAGES OF THE BOLD BEST-SEUERI my problem. They give In a little and I tzive in a little. On my last picture, 'Bait we went around for three days on the scene where Clco Moore gets out of the bath- Ub and into a nightgown, we ar gued over the shot tome by frame and finally armea at a compromise." Haas observed that the Jode has loosened up in the past year or so. He cited "Prom Here to Eter nUy" as evidence of that. He said "The Moon Is Blue," which did not receive the code's approval, was a fluke. 'That involved a successful stage play that was transplated almost intact to the movies," he said. "The controversy' was over the use of certain words, without which the picture would not nve been as effective." Haas feels the code should be loosened up some more. "I think it should be changed in regard to punishment," he said. "The ending of a Hollywood pic ture is always prearranged. The bad must die or be punloned ana the good must triumph. There can be no suspense or no surprise about what is going to happen. "But life is not like that. The bad very pften are not punished, and the good can suffer. Why can't we make movies that aie true to life?" I (SEHLTJp COATS I Every Coat has the Miracle... Lining Light in weight ... yet so WARM . . Fleeces .. Suedes . . Cashmere Blends . . Zibelines Lhamas Hoover, Advice Sought WASHINGTON I?'! SehsSdXo(he.d. ..u.i e sievenstm snd Carcnoe B.nd.U d'chjc.... laeiii u ------ USPOWWho Changed Mind 'Had Enough SEOUL W -' An American war pSer who quit the Communists and was returned to the u. n. Command today told ference, "I had enough of their "fcp'l. Edward S. Dickenson. 25. of Big Stone Gap. Va., refused to answlr almost every Wd question about why he fust elected . i,h tVlat Pet-C. ..r 5m not want to stay with the communists any more, he ld when asked why he hac changed his mind. )oq amnnr 23 Amer- ,can war prisoners who originally refused repatriation, Klomoth Foils, Oregon AMERICAN CHINESE Food! ot their belt) Ben B. Lee, Mqr. Mi. 496 For Orders To Take Out Don't buy a ..Ml. MM KlIU Adlai PLYMOUTH for as low as COME IN AND GET OUR DEAL! DIMBAT MOTORS YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 239 Main Phone 7763 Use . . The The The At Leon's... Blues . . Nude . . Mink Grey . . Red . . Mauve Sizes 8 to 18 scheduled hearings' behind closed ked foTtestlmony during th two days by Republican Paul O. Hoi -man and Democrat W. Averell Harrlmn former foreign aid ad Statatwlors in the Truman admin- KFJI YOUR STATION NEWS News . M)p.m, Northwest News 2:05 p.m. Bob Greene 2:55 p.m. Frank Hemingway 4:15 p.m Sam Hayes Cecil Brown Gabriel Heatter 6 Final Ed. LOCAL News I Virgil Pinkley 6:30 p.m. I lam Hayes 6:4!) p.m. I Bill Henry 6:55 p.m. I Newspaper ot the Air 9:00 p.rrh I Mutual Newsreel 9:15 p.m. Five Minute Final 9:55 p,m. Fulton Lewis Jr. BUY AN ALL NEW, 1954 PLYMOUTH HI -STYLE MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER! 64 NEW "High Priced" CAR FEATURES 1953 ... when &t MM nil now 10.1 ' . Layaway. Plan Credit Plan Cash Plan WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER , Islratlon. Sen. Bush(R;omi) , of the groim. will open Its doors r,.? public testimony v S oievenson, the 1953 "i? presidential nominee, .l 7-flfl A m Fl-anlr U. - " i luim nanw 7:45 a.m. First Ed inm J) a.m ;, . r fail Brc Bob fin 8:15 a.m. 8:25 a.m. 9:20 a.m, 10:00 a.m. 11:25 a.m. '. Holland y ; Gabriel y newspaper of Hd ju mar 11.1 C kl... CJ .... Ni u:u luii. nuuit ctj. LUtAL Nil YOUR FAVOlJ REPORTER AND 4:45 p.m. comment 5:55 p.m. p.m. THROUGHOUT THE KFJ 5000 WATTS 1150 On Your&J CUP FOR Mill 1895 I III . t,4 i OK Main Klamath Foil
