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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954
HKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Thursday Evening, October 7
:00 Rosemary Clooney CBS
DOORS OPEN 6-SO P.M.
C.-IS The ChoralIrM CBS
l':.Ki Afiioi -N Andy CBS
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7:00 Hecord Derby
7::(0 Nightwalch CBS
8:00 Dtugli Edwards and th
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B:05 Suspense CBS
8 ;(0 Lowell Thon.M CBS
S 4.1 Mr. and Mrs. North CBS
9:00 In the Paalor'i Study
f. 1 5 J'ikn the Navy
U.tO Wcitcrn Foot hall ABC
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U:U5 Alarm Clock Club
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6 43 Ride the Bus
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6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
f:13 EeninK Edition Newt '
C 25 Hollywood HighllghU
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6:35 Bill Henry MBS
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0:30 Sons of the Pioneers
6:45 Farm Reporter
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7:15 Breakfast Gang DLBS
7:30 Today's Best Buys '
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A LONG RECORD of no hits and no errors puts Clarence Mathis, chauffeur for the Klam
ath Bus Company, in the safe driving class. Mathis is shown here with the new limousine put
inio service by the company for the enjoyment of Klamath Falls residents and out of town
guests.
7 43 Local & Regional News'
7:35 Something To Think About
8.00 Cecil Brown MBS
fc:l5 Bob Greene News DLBS
r:20 Time out
8:23 .1 ohm on Wax News MES
C:30 Morning Melodies
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10:15 Tello Test DLBS
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10:33 Visit to McConkey's
10:40 Visit to Don's
10:45 Visit to LaPotnte's
11:00 Florida Calling MBS
11:25 Sam Hayea Newx
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.TOO Madeline Carroll Story Time MBS
:i:J3 Headline News dubs
3:30 South Sixth Street Varieties
4 on Todav'a -lest Songs
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4 30 Here's The Answer DLBS
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1-r.tO Virgil Ptnklev DLBS
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10:15 Mutual Newsreel MRS
10:30 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
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11:00 Words & Music
11:30 Shady side- of Midnight
KCNO 570 Kcs. DST
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Friday, October 8
6:30 Sign On & Top O'MorninaT
7:13 Sport News
Bus Company
Adds Service
A luxurious Packard limousine
with chaulleur has been added to
service offered Klamath Falls by
the Klamath Bus Company.
The seven passenger car Is
available for sightseeing trips to
Mints of Interest, for sports events.
ior iormai evenings ana lor out
of-town trips. The car is available
ai any time, aay or night.
Clarence Mathis Is the driver.
Pied h. Joslen Is owner of the
bus company.
Red Cross Aids Victims
TULELAKE The Tulelake
Branch. Klamath Falls Chapter of
the American Red Cross is assist
ing families of five persons killed
here October-4 in one of the worst
highway accidents in years.
Burton Hoyle, chapter chairman
said today that 13 children of. the
dead and injured are being
checked on to determine need of
clothing, transportation and lood.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thornhlll
had two children, Russell Lyon,
two years and Patricia Gale one
year. Mrs. Tnornnm was Kinea.
Thornhill Is in critical condition in
Klamath Valley Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown,
both dead, were parents of Larry,
RELATIONS
'TOKYO 11 Red China and Nor
way have agreed to establish nor
mal diplomatic relations and ex
change ambassadors, Feiping ra
dio said today.
Negotiations were successfully
concluded Tuesday on the basis
of a common desire to promote
mutual relations, the broadcast
said.
five years old and Clifton, 10.
Mr. and Mrs. George Washing
ton Cofield were parents of three
children, Diane, Nancy and Brad
ley. Cofield was killed.
Mercy Cofield, also dead, and
hfc3 wife, had five young children,
Jerry, Norman, Ronald, Karen
and Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker
Tulelake, have a son Danny. Mr,
Parker is in Klamath Valley Hot
pital following the crash.
All of the dead and Injured
many of them from the Baker
field area, were helping in th
potato harvest.
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Ben B. Lee. Mar.
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