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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1954
Editor'! Note! The radio and TV
Mitloni serving this area are urged
to correct theae program logs dally
prior to our press deadline. Fre
quently, network changes occur too
late for publication. The Herald A
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reader service but cannot be re
sponsible for the accuracy of all
entries for the reasons staled.
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JO Lowell Thomas CBS
8 43 Mr. and Mn. Norm CBS
00 In the Ptor's Study
8 15 Mike end Buff's Msl)bf CBS
V JO Western rooibell ABC
10.00 10 p.m. Headlines
10.13 Bill Stems ABC
10 TO Kilocrle Klub
11 oo Sign Off Ntws Summary
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KFLW CBS 1 ABC, 1450 KC
Friday, November 12
r 00 Minute News Summirv
1 01 America's Favorite Music
H i5 Minute News Summary
i 18 America's Favorite Music
d 30 Minute News Sumnisry
f 31 America's Favorite Music
1143 Minute News Summary
6 40 America's Favorite Music
7 00 News Bkfst Edition ,
7:15 Charlie s Itounaup
1:30 Bob Uarrrri ABC
7 40 Betty Crocker ABC
7 45 Harry Bfbbitt Show CBS
6 00 Breakfast Club ABC
0 00 Blue Skin
6:15 Better Living
:30 Helen Trent CBS
9. 43 Our Gal Sunday CBS
10.00 Wendy Warren CBS
10:15 Ma Perkins CBS
10:30 Young Dr. Melons CBS
10:45 Stop & Shop
10:59 Whispering Streets ABC
11:13 Perry Mason CBS
11:30 Nora Drake CBS
11-45 Brighter Day CBS
12.00 Noon Edition New
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12:30 Sam Hayes ABC
12 45 House Party CBS
1:00 Arthur Godfrey CB5
2:30 Hank Henry Show
3:00 Huth Ashton CBS
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S:3Q Ted Malone ABC
3:43 Baffin Briefs
3.53 Betty Crocker ABC
4:00 Spin with Wynne
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5 00 Edward ft. Murrow CBS
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6:33 Hometown News
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6:15 The ChoreJiers CBS
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Thureday Evening, November 11
:00 Gabriel Hcatter MBS
615 F.venlng Edition News
C 15 Hollywood Highlights
ti 30 Virgil Pinkley DLBS
0 45 Sam Hayes News DLBS
B 55 Bill Henry MBS ,
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711 Musical Interlude
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00 Crime Fighters MBS
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It 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
9 15 Mutual Ncwsreel MBS
t 10 Coke Time MBS
43 Moonlight Melodies
C:33 Headline News DLBS
10 00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
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Friday, November 12
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ft 45 Farm Reporter
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7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS
7:30 Today's Best Buys '
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7:53 Something To Think About
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10:35 Visit to McConkey's
10:40 Visit to Don's
10:43 Visit to LaPolnte's
11:00 Florida Calling MBS .
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11:30 Queen For A Day DLBS
12:00 Tips From The Town Shop
12:15 Noon News
12:30 Best on Record
12:45 Town St Country Time
1:00 Cedrlc Foster MBS
1:15 Luncheon At Sardt'l MBS
1:30 Matinee Melodies i : '
3 00 Lakevlev Roundup
3 23 Headline News DLBS
3:30 Behind the Story DLBS
4:00 Todav's Best Songs
4:15 Frank Hemingway News DLBS;
4:30 Here's The Answer DLBS
4:43 Sam Hayes News DLBS
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Friday. November 13
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7:25 Capitol Dome
7:30 World News
7:45 Top o' Morning
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11.45 Andy Parker
H:53 Thought for the Day
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13:40 A Man and His Magic
12:45 Farm Forum
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3:15 Voice of Deliverance
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4:15 Mountain Lily Willy
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Thursday, November
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4 00 Feminine Fancies ,
4:30 Robert Q. Lewis
4:45 Val Rogue Camera
8:00 Uncle Bill Show
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f:30 Soldier Parade
7:00 Greatest Football Plays
7:30 Sportsman Club
7:43 Sportaoholar
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9 00 All Star Theater
9:30 Ford Theater
10:00 ravorlte story
10:30 Weather ,
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Friday, November U
3:30 Devotions
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4 30 Val Rogue Show
5 00 Uncle Bill
1V30 Superman
6:00 Smtlin' Id's Gang
C:30 Don Winslow
7 00 Cavalcade of' Sports
7 45 Greatest Moments In Spent
p oo Pappy Coleman
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KF Chamber
Names Leaders
neurits of the election for five
new directors of the Klamath
County chamber of Commerce to
serve three-year terms starting
January 1. 1MJ were announced at
the board of directors meeting at
the wine ma Hotel Wednesday noon.
Nrw directors are Carrol Howe,
Ernest Taylor. Jlin Patterson. Ho
mer Ellis and Alice Vitus. Mrs.
Vitus is the first woman to be
elected to a chamber directorship.
OutgoliiR directors will be Les
ter oilield, Truman Kunyan and
Otto Smith. Alter this year, un
der the completed chamber reor
uanliatton. there will be five In
coming directors and five outgo
ing each year.
llarrv Molatore was elected a
director to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation of Bob Thompson.-which
will carry through 195V
Chsrlie Mc was elected vice
president, to replace Thompson In
that of Ilea (or the remainder o(
this year. Charlie Mslln reported
the results of the election to the
directors on behalf of the counting
board.
Solon Sees Approval Of Asian Pact
WASHINGTON 11 Sen. Wiley
(R-Wis) today forecast quick Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee
approval of the Southeast Asia de.
fense treaty om ooisiea a cauuoa
lost APPerm? in: VIrs. Wiusctfo KrracN.
Army Recruit
Policy Told
The U. S. Army is accepting e
listment of qualified high school
graduates under the provisions ol
the "Reserved for You" program.
according to the local recruiting
officer, M-Sgt. Claude Miller.
This program makes It possible
for the high school graduate to se
lect the course of his choice prior
to his enlistment. After completion
of basic training the enlistee Is
guaranteed attendance at the
course of his choice.
Courses offered Include such di
versified subjects as dlesel engine
repair, watch repair, Army hell
copter maintenance, guided mis
sile maintenance, various types of
atomic subjects.
Courses offered to young women
include pharmacy, medical and
dental courses as well as steno
graphic and personnel courses.
Interested young men and worn
en may contact the U. S. Army
Recruiting Office, room 308. Foat
Office building, or phone 8401
signal on the new oerman -ereignty
and rearmament agree
ments.
Wiley Is chairman of the com
mittee. Neither he nor oeo. o
field (D-Mont) foresaw any major
obstacle to a committee recom
mendation that the Senate ratify
the Asia defense alliance treaty
lirst thing In January.
Secretary of State Dulles was
scheduled to go before the com
mittee today with an appeal from
President Elsenhower that commo
te. tudv be completed during the
current special Senate session so
k.t ih. ireatv could be taken up
by the Senate. Itseu soon sucr un
nr rvmffrms convenes Jan. 6. Sen-
hnn to confine the
present session to the Issue for
which It was called the move
tn censure Sen. McCarthy ik-wisi
The new eight-nation iretuy
vides for consultations among me
united states, the Philippines, raa-
lstan. Thailand, Australia, rr"r
Zealand. Britain and France to the
,. r p.rt attack In Southeast
Asia. It also provides lor consumr
rn int-mal subversion.
Mansfield was a member oi uie
U. S. delegation which wrote the
treaty in Manila last summer. In
an interview today he described it
the second-best step" toward
collective security tn the pacific
area. The "Best, ne saia, would
be a pact Including also India, Bur
ma and Indpnesia.
Wllev told a newsman that the
Senate should hold off ratifying the
new German settlement until a
least France and Germany nave
done so, an opinion uansiieia
shares.
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CHILOQUIN The second annual
country fair will be given by the
Women Society ot cnristian -serv
ice of the Chlloquin Methodist
Church Friday evening at the
youth center. The event will begin
at 5:31) with hot dogs, salads, des
serts, coffee and soft drinks being
served at the food booltl.
Mrs. Paul Herron, president oificatlori of religlous prejudice
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; DECISION :
SAIGON, Viet Nam W) French
authorities here have protested
strongly against a Vietminh deci
sion to bar French mercy ships
from North Viet Nam waters.
Russians Ease
Church Attack
MOSCOW Ifl Soviet Commu
nist party chiefs told Red propa
gandists today to continue their
tub-thumping for atheism but to
stop rough stuff against the
churches.
"Insulting attacks against believ
ers and the clergy can only lead
to strengthening and even intensi-
the group, announces the following
committee heads: general chair
men, Mrs. Walter Zimmerman and
Mrs. Glen O'Neill; lancy work,
Mrs. Herron and Mrs. Elton Ro
mine; fish pond, Mrs. Gerald Wolff
and Mrs. Edmond Stanton: used
clothing, Mrs. Cyril Shiffbauer and
Mrs. Floyd Ctfiles: farm ana coun
try store, Mrs. Bert Bickers; food
booth, Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs.
O'Neill; fortune telling, Mrs. FTied
man Kirk; picture drawing, Mrs.
Joseph Adamo; Christmas card
sale, Mrs. Layton Hooack ana Mrs.
Robert Mezger; games, Mrs. John
Jaderholm and Mrs. Earl Hall.
Picking up donations for the fish
pond, country store or rummage
sale are Mrs. Robert Mezger,
Klamath Agency; Mrs. Glen
O'Neill, Modoc Point; Mrs. Ed
mund Stanton and Mrs. Lewis
Jones.
Proceeds from the evening will
be used to meet the expenses of
the current year for the group,
which helps the Methodist church
organization in numerous ways and
makes - payments for overseas
work.
among the people," declared a de
cree of the party's Central Com
mittee.
The unexpected order, signed by
Party Secretary Niklta S. Khrush
chev and published in the official
party newspaper Pravda, followed
a Soviet press campaign against
religion,
The campaign, which began sev
eral months ago, apparently got
out of hand in some places with
local officials resorting to persecu
tion of believers and the clergy.
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CAIRO, Egypt Wl The news
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can get a divorce from her present
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PROTEST
DAMASCUS, Syria W About
8.000 students walked out 0 their
schools and paraded the streets
of Damascus Wednesday in pro
test against the "French imper
ialist" military campaign against
nationalist guerrillas in Algeria.
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