Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 27, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1954 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON (Radio KFLW H5 Kc rST Wednesday Evening. October 27 00 Perry Com Show CB& 13 The Chorilier CBS 4 TO Amot N Aadjr CBS 54 News CBS 7 00 UnlnrfUy Nifht Swry Tim T 30 FBI mi Pc fir CBS 1-54 Dmj ti Edwrd a um Jfew CBS 00 I'llmu for Senator 03 Tennere T-rrue Show CBS 30 Lowell Thomas CBS 4S Mr. and Mn North CBS 5 00 What Do You Think? S 15 Eileen Barton Show 30 Cordon lor Senator Pjm IP 00 10 p m. tleadhrea 10 15 Bill Sterna ABC Mem Money Will I REDEEMED at eoch . of Your KLAMATH THEATSES DOORS OPEN g:3Q J the Big Broadway i Musical gomes DANCINGtO THE SCREEN in COLOR! M-G-M Stainae SKE KELLY -NHOH TENSION .to ft yowr trvtt firl V 1 .'rS5 .v JOHN PAYNE 12 : LIZABETH SCOTT j j OAN DDRYEA. i : SILVER ! LODE : ! TOMORROW! 1 ! TONIGHT! j Community j I. Concert! J TONIGHT IS TOWER CLUB SURPRISE NITE TONIGHT ONLY! IAMARR jy.vf OtohUCHHlCOlOR uooau ourrr IRtUUa SUSAN Mtrwut "TWt kin ,- SI i 'mmm J? f. n7rw. TOMORROW! og il to S.n Off Summary uiirt"-i -ft ThgrwUj. October St no Earlr B j N t 03 A Urn U Cluta 3D Harr Almanac 43 CouatJ Aceai lJ Muaac 7 Nr Bkfrt Ettitiaa T 13 Caarlie a Roundup 7 JO Frank Got CBS 7 45 Hairy Babbitt Shwa CBS rt Breakfast Club ABC too &ies a 13 BUf LivinaT. t Helen Trent CBS t 43 Our Ckl Sunday CBS loot Wendy Warren CBS 1C 13 Ma Perkins CBS IP JO Younf Or. Mikn CBS Manan Front Miller ir M Whupermc Streets ABC 11 1ft Perry Maioa CBS li JO Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Orhter Day CBS 12 OO Neon Edition New 12 14 Parlew SidewsU Show 13 30 Sam Hara ABC 12 45 House Part? CBS 1 w Artnur oodirer ln 2 JO Hank Henry Show 3 OO Ruth Aahton CBS 3 OS Minis 3rr9 The B fc B Show i 30 Ted Ma tone ABC 3 45 Basin Bre( 3 .15 Shetla Graham ABC 4 00 Spin With Wynne 4 30 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 4 45 When A Girl Marries ARC ft 0 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:13 Boy Aruff Show 30 Today a Sports Hifhlifbta 5 45 Frank Coas. Newt CBS ft 35 Hometown News a OO Rosemary Clooney CPS C 13 Coon for Congress Pgrn ( JO The Choralters CBS C30 Amot "N" And CBS 53 Nfws CBS 7 00 Record Dertre 1 W Suspense CBS , 1 4ft Douxias Edwards A tnt Kwt CBS BflO Your Vote U Important 13 Tennessee Ernie CBS ft 30 Lowell Thomas CBS ft 4 Mr. and Mrs. North CBS 00 In the Pastor s Study 15 Richard Neuberfer. 30 Western Football ABC 1010 10 p m. Hearf' ne 1' 13 B01 Sterns ABC IP Kilocycle Klub 1) 00 S-.m Off News Summary 11 S ia Off KFJI - 11541 K. PIT Wednesday Err nine October 27 00 Gabnel Rr after MBS OS ETcnirg Edition News 23 Hollywood Hifhlixhts 30 VirnJ Ptnkley DLBS 45 Sim Hajes News DLBS 35 Bill Henry MBS 7 CO Red Skelton 7 25 Mustcal Interna 7 30 Sporu Report 7 40 Timber Tale 7 43 I11man For Confress 09 Sentenced MBS 30 Squad Room MPS OO Newspaper of the A'r DLBS IS Mutual Newsreel MBS aOXichard L. 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October tt f D !rn On ft Ton O Morning 7 IS S-rort wt 7 23 I r,Ser t.he Capitol Dome 7 W-c.S News 7-43 To OMorrunr ft 3 Haven tj Rest 15 ,-c'a .f 1 a KCXO i Swap Sbe I Harmony S.Nop t W?i frveR Dixie 45 Wi-e i News V Clubs 33 News Vr.rrT7vg VflM.-et HO Matter VarKt U MjsjC i: f-t the R-a 1 43 w estem Caravan It 33 T-vxicM for the Day i:-.0 S.Nn Newt 13 .13 L-.lr Cc--:- News i: I County Ntwt 11 IS N-kw New 1J 30 Ait T;-e Hit 12 W Fa Forum 11 43 Frrtr.ti Te 1 Va-.-re MeloCiea 1 3C C-ert T -e 2 Nfiti A C r eiar- 2 ! Accced.r.g ta t!e Recort t'.i V.vt ef IV'eraacw 2 3 I -ite-srr a l hcct 2 - Stmt 2 tt l..r"'er C'f Sr:--et "V Needles 3 13 Ureal Vo esta lo Sports 3 X Srwt fi 3 JO Sn Of TOMORROW! tn r-' -I -Bia KBflnKig US GIYEMY LAST TIME TODAY1 Special Radio Show Planned a snM-isl trpftt for tlw &mall ir on eltction dy be ihe per sonal appearance of B17 Jon and Sparkle, sura of radio's. No School Today, which is beard every Bat uraay rr.omuig from I to .30 .m. owr suiion KFLW. Arrangemems rave been maae by the KUmalb Falls Lions Club 10 brine; these popular radio alars i a Kiimiih Faibi for three 10- pearances on Tuesdav, November 2. at Mills 8c boo I Auditorium. SLar-h norfnrmance last about one hour and IS minutes. They miU surt t 3 p m., t .iv p m. and 1:30 P m. on that date. In announcing the performances. r Ifallcfrnm nl th T.IOnc Clilh pointed out Uiat, although Big Joe gnH Qn3rki are nnmarilv chil dren's entertainers, their perform ances hate been enuiusiasucaiiy received tv adults everywhere. John Anhur. who Is Big Jon to nu. milliotis of radio fans, will arrive by United Air Unes on Mon day, November 1, with his fa mous electronic marionette. Spar kle. Tw-lret tnr the three nerfdrm- ances aie available at Derby's Music Store and the Suburban Drug Store. Vets Attack Cattle Grubs Veterinary scientists, searching lor better ways to control cattle grubs, have come up with another new angle of attack, the Ameri can Foundation for Animal Health announced today. Research veterinarians of the U.S. Department of Agriculture have reported encouraging results with daily intake of phenothiarine during the months when heel flies deposit eggs on the legs of cattle. The drugs are absorbed into the animal's blood stream so they can attack grubs before extensive damage is done. Treated cattle averaged some SO per cent fewer grubs than un treated animals, and some were completely free of infestation. Grubs are the larvae of the heel dr. They burrow into the animal !rom eggs deposited on the hide by the adult fly. Alter living within cattle several months, they punc ture their way out agam. usually through the bick. and in so doing cost the livestock industry mil lions of doilan every year m dam aged hides and prime meat cuts. 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