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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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t 00 Stop the Mtuif CB
S 1 Ttnnkr ILrnie CBS
t JO Lowell Thorn CBS
S 45 Bine Crob
00 Americana To MaeUnJ ABC
S 40 Music
B 44 At the Crnoa
10.00 10 PM Hed)ins
10;15 Bill Strru ABC
10:35 Kitoeyrl Klub
11:00 S.jn Off New Summary
11:03 Sixn Oli '
Wednesday, December 1
r AO Minute Niwi Summary
COt America Favorite sIumc
C 13 Minute New Sumnw)
ft 1 Ajncrvi tavoril Musi
. Minute New Aunman j
C 31 America's Favorite Kuilc ;
43 Minute Newt fcunui.trr j
6.46 America's Favorite vuc
7 00 New Bkiit tuition
7:1J Charlie i Roundup
7 30 Bob Gar-red ABC
7.40 Betty Crocker ABC
T Harrv BabMlt Sbn CBS
8 00 Breakfast Club ABC
S.flO Blue Sxir
: MS Better Livinf
' Helen Trent CBS
S 45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
lo.oo Wendy Warren CBi
10:15 Ma Perk.na CBS
10JW Younr Dr Maione CF
10 43 Mavatln Newitend Theatre
Jfi.iS Whiftpcrirf Street! ABC
11:15 Perry Wawra CBS
11.30 Nora Drake CBS
31.45 Brighter Day CBS
Jl'rfXi Noon Edition Nei
12:15 PaMea Sidewalk Show
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12 45 House Partv CBS
1 Arthur Godfrey CBS
2 30 Hank Henry Shw
3 00 Ruth Aahton CBS
3 OS Stop fc &OOp
3 10 Muuc
3 19 The BAB Shw
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13 The Choraiwrt CBS
6 JO Amoa 'N' A&dy CBS
55 News CBS
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7 FBI In Peare and War CBS
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30 Lowcil Thomaa CBS
45 Bin Cro6
frOO What lo You Think'
V 13 Eileen Barton fnow
5 30 Network Orch CBS
10 00 10 p m. Headline
If 15 Bill Stem ABC
!0 Kilocycle KluO
11 m Sn Off News Summary
11 05 Sin Olf
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COO Gabriel Heatter
t 15 Evening :tion Newi
C 25 Hollywood Highlt(hU
t 30 Virgil Pinkly DUiS
6 45 Sam Have New DLBS
( 55 Bill Henry Newt MBS
7 00 Red Saelion
7 23 Uuiiral Interlude
7:30 SiorU Bepon
7 40 Timber Taes
7 45 Muatc
O0 Jr;hn Steele MB5
t 30 Treasury Agent MBS
V U0 Newspaper of (he Air DLBS
fc 15 Mutual Neireel MBS
t 30 Coke Time MRS
f 43 Moonlight Melodies
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U-00 Sign Oil
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C 00 SunriM News
C iU b'jnrue Sere
1 30 Sons of the Pioneers
6 45 Farm Beporter
7 00 Frank Hemuigway News DLBS
7 13 Breakfast Gang DLBS
7 30 Todas Best Buys
7 45 Local St Regianal New
55 Something to Think About
00 Cecil Brown MBS
15 Bob Green News DLBS
r 20 It Hspper.s Every Day MBS
C 25 Johnson Wax Newt MBS
( 30 Mom in g Melodies
ft 30 Carnauon Milk Tim
V 45 Mutie of Manhattcn
10-00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10,15 Tello Test DLBS
1K30 Visit to Weufield-s
ir35 Visit to MrConkcj'a
K 40 Vmt to Don i
1U45 Visit to La Polfle
11 00 Florida Calling MBS
11.23 Johnson New MBS
1! 30 Queen for a Day DLBS
12 00 T-.ps from itm Town Mi op
1? 15 Noon News
12 30 Best on Beeord
12 45 Town at Country Time
1 OO Yuletide Shopping Gu.de
2 30 Lkev;ew Rounaup Time
3 00 Madeline Cairo;! Stories MBS
3- 25 Headline News DLBS
2-30 Behind the Story MBS
3 45 Tello Test DLBS
4- 00 Today's Best Song
4 15 Prank Hemingway News DBS
4 30 Her s the Aruwcr DLBS
4 45 Sam Haves News DLBS
5- 00 Suth 6lfc Street Vartettes
5 30 Wild Bill Hickok UBS
5-55 Cecil Blown MBS
r-OO Ctbriel Heatter HM
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4 30 Virgil Pinkly DLBS
45 Sim Haves N a DLBS
f 55 Bill Heiry J.TBS
7-00 Red Skelwm
";:25 Miniature Musical
7 30 Sport Report
7 40 Timber Tales
T 43 KUHS Sports Album
oo Sentenced MBS
30 Top Secret Filet MBS
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53 Headline News MBS
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11 30 Shadsid of HidoifcDI
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7 23 Cspilol Dome
7 30 World News
7 43 Top o' Morning
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13 Harmony Shop
1 30 Meet the Artist
45 Women a Club and News
ft 55 News "
10 OOyAcccnt on Safety '
11 00 Music You. Want
11:30 Meet the Band
11 45 Andy Parker
11 55 Thought for the Day
12 00 Sooru
1? 05 Lake County News
17:10 Modoc Count News
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12 30 A 11 Time Hit
12 33 My Neighbor
12 40 a Man and Hit Marie
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1 .30 Concert Time
2 00 News it Commentary
2 According to the Record
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30 Garden. Farm, it Horn
6 45 Industry on Parade
7O0 Big Picture
7:30 Hollywood Alrjm
7.43 General Sports Tun
8 -no Elfin Hour
oo This is Your Music
Inner Sanctum
in 00 TBA
H 30 It t a Great Life
1 1 o Weather
11-05 News
11:13 S:en Off
Wednesday, December 1
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4 30 Val Rogue Show
5 00 Uncle Bill Show
3.30 Western Theatre
30 Flash Gordon
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
'XDU GOTTA PICK UP AFTER MY DM)
LIKE HE WVS A IITTLE KID.
Archery Shoot
To Be Held
Former Klamath
Resident Dies
Word ws received here Mon
day titernoon o( ibe death at Su
perior, Wisconson, of W. R. Min
ion who has been superintendent
lor ine ureat Northern here from
July 1. 1943 to January 1, ins.
Molc Money
Will B ,
REDEEMED m
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ofYoiir
KLAMATH THEATRES
CLOSED
WE ARE CLOSED
FOR THE WINTER
THANK YOU
and the best of
The Holidoy Season
to you . . ,
Klamath Theatres
Road Race Win
Announced Wrong
Klamath Sportsmen's Association
is planning ils annual archery tur
key sbool for Sunday, December
,7V, oummg u.ne ;He was about 64. Death resulted
" '" lirom a heart atuck.
A novelty feature on the pro-i h'.t. and Mrs. Minton and their
giam uus year wm oe oaiioons daughter, who had been gradual-
us';" ' "u " irom KUHS in 1M4. moved
moving to Whitefish, Montana, and then
;to Wisconsin.
Icr I In addition to his widow and
Oregon Wheat
Men To Meet
PORTLAND W The Oregon
Wheat Growers League's annua
Peers Hear Queen Declare
For Close Ties With U.S.
LONDON, Wl ?ueen Eliiabeth II
Her reference to the United
. JL ' nf Pni-lia- i elates means tuuiuiw u ua iirm-
meeting will have advance regis-i""'. "",',. .So-.ation of Brit- partnership to promote peace.
iraln here Wednesday i t laT'J!f ,'! ' The Queen also stressed that the
committee meetings the next day; "u " - !government will give wholehearted
and the general session starting ioe young moiian." luupport to the united Nations and
J1UII1 MJC
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One or the tans of special ana goia spieuuur i w -
interest is expected to be that on Lords chamber. She spoke the
the program of the Foreign Agri- words prepared for her in accord
culture Service given by Ed Bell, ance with parliamentary tradition
the Oregon Wheat Commission by Prime Minister Sir Winston
adminlstrator-on-leave. Robert B. Churchill, today celebrating his
Taylor, Adams rancher, becomes, (Oth birthday.
acting administrator Dec. 1 under
appointment made at a commission
meeting early this month
peers
Robed
say:
My government
Other talks Friday will be-by!hih..t imrrt.nr. to maintaining
Fisher Flouring Mills, on Boulgour
wheat in foreign markets: Kenneth
Hendricks, 6traUord, Texas, presi
dent of the National Assn. of Wheat
Growers, on government subsidies:
Walter Johnson. Portland, o r.
commodity stabilization
in the Northwest.
and strengthening close and friend-
ly relations with the United States
ot America. It Is upon this inti
mate association that world sur
vival depends."
She said that in the session
ahead, a short meeting ending Dec.
activities. 23 her ministers "will strive unie-
miltinnli. t nrnmntn thff IL'Pll.hpinC
At the Friday bannuet. R. K.L. .h. nf ih
ie leagues execuUve
SfUf'!0betn?the! "Mv government Is convinced
East for several months, w 1 1 1 a slon lnd united common
report on promotional ttforts .i,k ,,w . irfin- nart
'-,.. in the councils of nations," she
program will he -,,--.,
dMX i..i -;;ucciarcu.
reports.
the North Atlantic alliance.
In foreign affairs, she continued,
the cabinet also will:
1. "Continue their efforts to pro
mole security and prosperity In
Southeast Asia and to uphold the
Indochina settlement concluded at
Geneva."
Queen, 2. "Persevere in their efforts
to conclude an Austrian state (In
attaches the dependence) treaty."
3. "Seek to give early eilect"
to the London-Paris agreements
calling for the rearmament ol West
Germany and inclusion of a free
West German republic in NATO.
heard the
Baum.
there.
Saturday's
other event will include
helium-filled balloons.
Squads will be arranged
youngsters as well'as adults.
The association asks that those
having light bows from 20 to 30
pound pull which they will loan
for the day, to bring them along
tor the beginners. Some bows
are available at the club. Arrows
will be sold at the clubhouse.
Hot coffee and doughnuts will
be svailable. ,
The road to the club has not
been graveled but freezing weath
er or snow will not impede travel.
In the event of rain, however,
the shoot will be moved to the
indoor rifle range where It
was held last year. Some So arch
ers participated in that event.
In addition to turkeys and chick
ens, sporting goods Items will be
'daughter, a. son survives.
JUAREZ, Mexico Pi Lincolns
Won first and second nlftj- to
the big stock car division of tbel0TI
Pan-American Road Race, with a
Cadillac third. The race ended
Nov. 23. The first Associated Press
dispatch on the finish incorTeetlv
stated that a Cadillac was first in 'put up for the shoot.
the division. The club Is about one-half mile
Ray Crawford of Pasadena. from Carl Frei's store or the 97
Calif., cashed in S17.JO0 by winning Trailer Camp. Markers to the club
ine oig sloes car oivision in, hi.; 'are bemg put up this week
i-incoui. nia unoincaj elapsed
time was 20:49.19. Chuck Steven
son's record, set last year, also
in a Lincoln, is 2031.32.
Walt Faulkner of Long Beach.
Calif., in a Lincoln, placed second
in the division, with Keith Andrews
of Colorado Springs, Colo., third
in a Cadillac.
Andrews won the final lap
the race, which gave rise to the day, December 5.
Revival Series
Continued
The revival Id Droeress since
Water Problems
Laws Criticized
MANHATTAN. Kan. I The
president of Montana State Col
lege Monday termed congressional
legislation in regard to the de
velopment of major river basins
as "sporadic" and "piecemeal."
Roland R. Renne in a speech
before a forum on water problems
and policies held at Kansas State
College said present administra
tive actions and intrr-a g e n c y
agreements are "inaiequate."
He said "A national water re
sources policy law controlling ac
tivities of government departments
and action agencies is very need
ed."
SACRED HEART
NOTEBOOK '
By BEATRICE WALSH
As a tribute to Our Lady during
me Marian Year,, all high school
erroneous impression that he had
also won the entire race.
Not ember 24 at Pilgrim Holiness j students made niirim.... t n,,.
of Church will continue through Sun-Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in
IChitoquin. After reciting the rosa-
Evangelist for the revival series iry during the trio. th ermm ncr
Is the pastor, the Rev. C. 0. Jack- j several Marian hymns and the
son. The revival is being spon-!Rev. William Stone gave benedic
sored by the Young People's So- ti0n
i Last of the fall Keriea nt r.lce
special services include a recitals was held todav in the
REFISED
n D4tui lorn cniei ciety
Justice. Lord Goddard, has refused I n,.
to send iback to Communist Poland variety of musical numbers by the auditorium
. .""" -"-"" c.u.ii .Young Peoples Choir, solos, duels, -por the Love Of Rusiv " mn.
against the master of their fishing tTicsni quilrleu by members. vie showS to the beMfi't
trawler and sought asylum in this, services are held at 7:30 p.m. !.r,H. Jiik ' 1
nightly including Saturday. The by the grade school 'Monday; the
public is invited. jhigh school saw it today.
country,
freed.
He ordered the seven
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Woman Blocks
Robbery Try
SANTA MONICA, Ciilif, IJI A
waitress refused to be awed when
a holdup man entered a cafe and
demanded money Monday night.
She handed over a roll of nickels
and grabbed the man's gun in re
turn. Mrs. Claire Irene Ray. 34. then
found the weapon vm only a toy
cap pistol. The bandit fled.
Later patrolman Joe Soares
spotted a man meeting the
Description given by Mrs. Ray. He
arrested David Ott, 25, an unem
ployed welder of Ocean Park.
Calif., and booked hint on suspi
cion of robbery. Soaies reported
Ott bad 13,88 in nickels and pen
nies and 2.000 rounds of ammuni
tion 40 rolls of caps.
Ott was also booked on suspi
cion oi anotner robbery attempt
that failed earlier in tne evening.
Theater cashier Nancy Polleck.
16, said a man pointed a gun at
her. He fled when she told him.
"Just a minute, here comes the
manager."
The Queen's speech represents
I the basic policy Churchill's Con
jservative government will follow.
; During the next few days it will
ibe analyzed and debated in parlia
ment.
PRISONERS' PAY
TOKYO Ltl Japan Tuesday
agreed to pay $12,600,000 In com
pensation to 13 nations whose sol
diers it held as prisoners in World
War n. The United States has
voluntarily relinquished its claim
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Psychiatrist
ITo Be Heard
Dr. John Watterman, psychia
trist with the Oregon Slate Board
of Health, will hold his seminar
:at the offices of the Klamath Coun
ty Health Department, tonight at
8 p.m. for all doctors in the com
munity who are interested.
Several doctors met for lunch
eon Monday with Dr. Watterman
and Dr. Henry C. Schumacher,
San Francisco, United States Pub
lic Health Service and director
of mental health In the nine West
em States. Alaska and the Ha
waiian Islands.
Dr. Schumacher was In Klam
ath Falls Monday for the first sn
inual meeting of the Klamath
County Child Guidance Advisory
Council.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olin 1755 Fremont Street war the lucky winners of th FREE NASH at FORTUNE DAY AND NIGHT
STATION". Mr. Olin is a long time resident of the Klomoth Basin, having lived here for 28 years and hoi been em
ployed by tht city police department for tht post 21 years. When asked for a comment, Mr. Olin stated "It doesn't
teem possible. It's tht first thing I have ever wen in my life."
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