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PAGE TWO C.ll-RRILLAS ALGIERS 1 French troop": nd police spent the Feast of Mouloiid. anniversary of Moham med's birth, combing the Aures region of eastern Algeria for an estimated 3,000 Nationalist guer rillas. DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. Mil' NOW PLAYING! JVIRYTHINCTHATIS GOOD AND BAD... AlOHGTHl DOCKS! M CJi Hi? iH Bonmruiu J1 -Iff .i AJUVK-l WUItl(llBK lUI. UBI 'mam wmmm EU CYA HUE SAINT htjWH SAN JWttfl scMhtrkf Mnn Mix kriiMm HMirn iwtdM hj an out ENDS TONIQHTl ..nr urvtl IK) I ROCK HUDSON? 1 BARBARA RUSH X u anM uvrfiHMUt -TBCHNICOLOPi TOMORROW! EVtRY CITY . V ii THEStl Shelley SWSS winters Q:-u3W3 Barry SULLIVAN 7LVS f DOORS 0fN PClCan IMS P.m MCI I ft e.r" BIG MATINETE a a lC THURSDAY , nov. nth Jja At Requlor Prices fV 771 OF YOUR jS? ! liU FAVORITE 1 T- TS) WR TKRILLS! p3v5 EXCITEMENT! Aji&Q S!i2-Z---' "THE OYROGERS 8ffLDiN, (Radio Editor's Note: The radio and TV stations serving this area are urged to correct these program lots daily prior to our presa deadline. Fre quently, network chanrc, occur loo late for publication. The Herald It Mom Money Will I REDEEMED g ot eoch of Your KLAMATH THEATRES DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! tHORTS -CARTOON -NEWS DOORS OPEN 6:30 ENDS TONIGHT! MAM s HOPE RODItff -warn WEDNESDAY ONLY! -0MO- mm T coots omn towh n$ m. I Jim -.:w v ii HERALD &)f New carries this Informal. on as a reader aerrlce but cannot b re sponsible for the aeciracy of all entries for the reasons staled. KFLW-t'BS A ABC, 145 KC Tuesday Evening-, November 9 0 00 Marine Carp, Pgm CBS f 15 The C'horaliera CBS 6..HJ A mo 'N' Andy CBS t 55 New CBS 1 00 Slop the Music CBS B 13 Tennette Ernie CBS C JO Lowell Ihomii CBS f .U Mr. Or Mr. North CBS puo American Town Meeting ABC 0:40 MitftiC 8:43 At the Console 10 00 10 PM Headline 10 15 Bill Stern ABC 10.10 Kilocycle Klub 11-00 Sign Off Newt Summary ll.os Sim Off KH.W ( BS A ABC, H50 KC Wednesday, November 10 C OO Early Bird Newt .ui Alu m Clock Club -. - b.iO fUfter Almanac t 43 Ride The Bua f 55 Hune 7 00 New RkM Edition 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7 JO Bob Garred ABC 7.40 Belty Ciocker ABC 7:43 Harry Babbitt Show CBS COO Breakfast Club ABC fl OO Blue Skiet 9:15 Belter Llvinf 0 30 Helen Trent CBS 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10 00 Wendy Warren CBi 10 IS Ma Perkinj CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 1C.45 Maiaiine Newtand Theslro 10.55 Whupcrmi street! ABC 11:15 Perry Ma.on CBS 1130 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS rJ:on Noon Edition New 12:13 Pa) left Sidewalk Show 12:30 Sam Hae ARC J? 4S Houw Party CBS 1C Arthur Godfre CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Ruth Aahton CBS 3 05 Wutr 3 13 The B it B Show . 3 30 Ted Malone ABC V. 43 Bann Brief 3 55 Belty CrocVer ABC 4 00 Spin With Wjnne 30 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 4 43 When A Girt Marnei ABC 5.00 Edward ft. Murrow CBS 3 13 Eu LUtening 5 .TO Today Sport i High) if.hU 5 45 Frank Goaa. New CBS 5 55 Hometow n Newt f 00 Perry Coma Show CBS S:13 The Chorahers CBS 30 Amot -N" Andy CBS C 55 Newt CBS 7 On Wednesday Night Storytime 7 30 FBI In Peace and War CBS 7.55 Doufttaa dwarda V the N(in) CBS f 00 Tfnnewf Errle CBS S 30 Lowell Thomas CBS 43 Mr. and Mn. North CBS HM What Do You Think? 5:15 Eileen Barton Show 30 Cmdr. Tice ABC S 45 I' W C A. Fellow-thip ABC 10 oo 10 p m. Hear) line 10:15 Bill Slemt ABC 10:30 Kikv.tcle Klub 11:00 Sign Off Newt Summary ' 11:0 Sum orr KFJI MBS & DLBS, 1150 KC Tuesday Ereninf;. November 9 COO Gabriel Hratter C 15 Kvemng Edition News 25 Hoi Iv wood Highlight e-30 Virgil Pinkly DLBS f 45 Sam Have Newt DLBS f 55 Bill Henry Newt MBS 7 00 Red Skelton 7 25 Muiiral Interlude 7:30 Sportt Report 7.40 Timber Talea ' 7.45 Camera Club " - , 00 John Steele MBS , ' f 30 Treasury Agent MBS S-00 New-knaper of the Air DLBS 13 Mutual J4ewreel MBS 9:30 Coke Time MBS 8:45 Moonlight Melodic , 10:00 Fullnn Lwl Jr. MBS 10:13 Music Box Medley . 11:00 Words Se Miulc 1' 30 Shad) side of Midmifht 12.00 Sign Off KFJI MBS St DLBS, 1150 KC Wednesday, November 16 6 00 Sunrivt New MO Sunrise Serenade 6 30 Sons of th Pioneers 45 Farm Beporter 7 00 Frank Hemingway Newt DLBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7.30 Today Bent Buy 7 45 Local A Regional Newt 7:55 Something to Think About B OO Cecil Brown MBS 8 15 Bob Grreno Newi DLDS f 20 It Happens Every Day MBS $ 25 Johnson Wax Newt MBS fi 30 Morning Melodies f :30 Carnauon Milk Time S-45 Music of Manhatten 10:00 Newspaper of tha Air DLBS 10 15 Tello Test DLBS 1030 Visit to Weisfield's 10 35 Visit to MrCoikey 10:40 Visit to Don a 10 45 Visit to La Point' 11 00 Florida Calling MBS 115 Johnson News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day DLBS 12. (o Tip from the Town Shop 12:15 Noon News 12 30 Best on Record 12:45 Town sic Countrv Time 1.00 Cednr rotter MBS 115 Luncheon at Sai di's I 30 Matinee Melodies 3 no South Sixth Street Varieties i 23 Headline Newt DI BS 3 30 Behind the Story MBS 3 45 Tello Tet DLBS 4 00 Today's Best Songi 4 15 Frank Hemingway Newt DLBS 4 30 Here't the Answer DLBS 4 45 Sam Have News DLBS 5:00 Lakeview Roundup .V30 Wild Bill Hirkok MBS , 6:55 Cecil Brown MBS t :00 Gabriel Heatter MTS ti:15 Evening Edition Newt 23Holhw.vi Highl'thi 630 Virgil Pinkly DLBS 45 Sm Haes Nw DLBS f 55 Bill Henr-. MBS 7 00 Red Skelton ?25MuiraJ Interlude 7 30 Snorts Report 7 Timber Tale 7 45 Vltman for Confret 7 50 Kl'HS Sports Album 5 00 Sentenced MBS 30 Top Secret File. MBS tro Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9 15 Mutual Newireel MBS 30 MoonhrM Melodies S 45 Neuherger for Senator t. 50 Muor 10 00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS It, is Music Bax Medley Tima 1) 00 Words A Music II 30 Shady irie ot M.dnLfht 12 00 Stcn Off KCN'O Allnras. 5Tf KC Altnras, Caiiioniia Wednesday, November II 7-00 Sipn On and Top o Morning 7 SoorU 7 25 Capitol TVme 7 30 World New. 7 45 Tap o' Morning l 00 World News 05 Ki. NO's Swap Shop 13 Harmony Sihp ! 30 Wret the Artit t 45 Women a Club and New 55 New If. 00 Arcenl on SafetT 11 00 Mime You Want l'-30 Meet the Band 11 45 Andi Parker 11 55 Thought for the Day 12 00 Sporu 12 itt Lake Ctmnty New 12 10 Vodoc County Newt 12 15 Noon New 12 .W All Time HlU 12 35 My Neighbor 12 40 A Man and His Mmr 13 45 Farm Fonim and Farm Newt 1 im Matmee Melodiet 1 30 Concert Time 2 00 New Jr Comnpntar - io ArcoMliig to the Rarecd 2 15 Mar Sing 2 30 Li'tener a Choice :. 00 New 3 05 Listener's Chc"ie 4 00 Srtni n Nee-dlr 4 15 Mountain Lsly illy 4 30 New 45 Siir Off KBI S TV Channel S I RS, NBC, ABC Tuesday, November 9 r V TV-oton 4 00 ff-TOinirte Fancies 4 . V! K -ere camera 5 00 I r,c.e Bi!! 5 W W ttf'n Teat X l.A-ori Tatrn 4 flr.mt s l"rtu.i' r" Parade B:r r-cture 7 4 C-mptil Swn Time f no V -ior. Bere V 7 hi i Your Music t T liner Sanctum lOO TR. lr w "r i a Great Life 11 -tw Weathe !1 05 New 11 15 .rn Oft KBt TV Channel I t BS. NBC, ABC Wednr4Uv, Nvrember II Deoi.ont 4 39 a: R-f-ue jmew AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON "DENNIS THE MENACE" tfwrMMzm, WINK! if m cent find a baby sitter foR THEMnCHEU'S. THEYU 6WNS HW OVER HERE J Wool Support The U S. Department of Agri culture recently announced shorn wool incentive price of C2 cents per pound of wool, grease basis, and a mohair support price of 70 cents per pound, both for the 1966 marketing year. If aver age prices received by producers for wool and mohair fall below these levels, payments will be made to producers. Church Guild Holds Meeting BONANZA Mrs. Owen Pepple entertained the Guild of St. Barn abas Church at her home the af ternoon of October .28. with presi dent Dale Smelcer in charge. Fi nal plans were made lor the an nual turkey dinner and bazaar to be given at the Bonanza school cafeteria November 13, Saturday evening. Serving to start at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Owen Pepple is gen eral chairman of the dinner as sisted by all the members. After the meeting ladies finished up sewing for the bazaar. Mrs. pepple served refreshments late in the afternoon to Mrs. Bisbee, Mrs. Walter Ritter, Mrs. Hoa-rey Rob erts, Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Mer rill Stewart, Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Mrs. Lester Jones, Mrs. Charles Partridge. Mrs. Roy W h 1 1 1 a c h, Mrs. Orace Blaser, Mrs. Marion Lindsay. Mrs. Bill Cunningham. Mrs. Reg Thomas, Mrs. Homer Roberts, Mrs. Doug Smelcer, Mrs. Bob Dehlinger, and Mrs. Cecil Haley. The guild will not nave its monthly card party on November 13 because of the dinner. Date of the next card party will be an nouced later. S 00 Vndr Bill Show 5:30 Armchair Theater 6:30 Flash Gordon 7 00 Hopalong Catiidy 7 30 Liberace 9:00 1 Married Joan 9:30 Movie Quick Quiz t 45 Walt's Bulletin Board P 00 The Goldbergs 9 30 Touchdown 10 00 Weather 10 05 Newt 10 15 Sign Off tAV! XT r 1 1, -,r VaW Price Given The wool incentive price is equi valent to 106 per cent of the Sep tember 15 wool parity price Ad the mohair support price for the marketing year beginning Apru i, 1955. have been established under the provisions of the National Wool Act of 1954. Tills act provides for a shorn wool incentive price of up to 110 per cent of parity as may be required to encourage an an nual production of 300 million pounds of shorn wool. In establishing this oojecuve, the Congress recognized wool as an essential and strategic commo dity which is not produced in uie United States in sufficient quantity to meet domestic needs. Shorn wool production In the United States has been consider ably below the goal set by the act passed this summer. Production has suffered a sharp decline ol about 40 per cent in recent years and is at the near record low level of approximately 230 million pounds. tulelake Fair Meeting Planned TULELAKE The 1955 Tule- lake-Butte Valley Fair will open at noon Sunday, September 4, day before Labor Day and continue through Tuesday, September 6. it has been announced by William Whitaker, iair manager, and mem bers of the lair board. The annual 4-H and Future Farmers ol America Junior live stock show will be held Monday. September S. Th: sale will be held the imal night. A meeting has been called at 8 p.m. Monday, November 18, in the veteran's building at the high school when suggestions lor im proving and expanding the fair may be made. I 0 L EVERY WEEKDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. US Marines WASHINOTOM m A back- staee battle over the future status of the Marine Corps 13 reported to be boiling in the Pentagoa. 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That law set a mini mum Marine establishment of three divisions and three Marine air wings. - A special study of the organiza tion ot the Navy headed by Parents Plan Fathers' Night It will be Fathers' Night at the Parents and Patrons November meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 at Pelican Court in the Klamath Union High School. It was an nounced by Buz Larkin, president. Under the auspices of National Education Week, the fathers will present a program including an all-father Jive band, singing num bers, square dancing and inciden tal lather-talented entertainment. The October meeting ol Parents and Patrons was one ot the larg est attendances for visitation of rooms of students, Larkin said, with over 550 mothers and lathers on hand. There will be a short business meeting preceding the entertain ment schedule and refreshments will be served later in the cafe teria. Larkin urged all mothers and lathers of KUHS students to make this one ot the largest meet ings yet. 700 Main St. For onh a week! tefnificent tJt3 j0m utmost xjgr fM For sporkling entertoining end delightful fomily use orronge to own your service now . . . poy only nationally advertised price no down payment, interest or carrying charge! 2-pc service includes 8 5-pc. ploce settings ond 2 serving spoons in prevent-torniih chest. Choose from 1 6 exquisite International Sterling patterns. CHOOII ttCMt kit NT HQuitlTf S1TTIIN1 met mvict ot i wuuM . l tOH IKX4M lCwOO0 tiOISO t-l l'C"lnlu 259 COutrnti euttx act lUtfl rifttiai Ml M.((i M<ti ti ssniie, J15 Rickvt r o C tv.-f, I, S"d " IS. " I -i'l ft TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1954 Thomas S. Gates reported in April that the navy secretary nao is. sued policy directives making it clear that the commandant of th, Marine Corps was considered dj. rectlyf under the control of Um Nsvy secretary. Since then, pro-Marine sources say, an effort has been made to get ' Thomas to issue an order bringing all aspects of Marine ac tivities under control ot uie Navy chief of operations, Adm. Robert B. Carney. The reported purpose is to giva the Navy chief greater leeway la the use of appropriations. Gen. erally speaking, funds for the Ma rines are Included in the Nivy budget. Cancel the Mortgage on Your Home Let me show you how Standwft low coil Mortgage CaoceUauoa plan guarantees to "bum the mon gage" in case anything happeni to you. Under this plan, your hom would be turned over to the family dear of debt a home if they want to live in it, aa ' income if they want to rent it, 1 cash if they want to sell it. i Phone or writ, - me for more iofof. mauon. No obb- gation of count. I Stmidottd INSURANCE COMPANY LYNN ROYCROFT 1037 Moin St. Phone: Office 7176, Home 4652 Phone 3151 $075 T iMCivtl 111 tit ranitm HAOI IN USA j.M. ini,meoal Sierlifo itnxt - .porem. D r"nt ; M .!.... 1)75 a ...t. 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