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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1954 Radio &)q VAilnr Vnl! Th radio and TV Stations servinr thii area are urged to correct lhe program Iocs daily prior to our prew deadline. Fre quently, network changes occur too late for publication. The Herald 4 News carries this information as a reader serrice but cannot be re sponsible for the accuracy of all entries for the reasons stated. KFLW CBS & ABC, 1450 KC Monday Evening, December 13 00 Perry Como Uliow CBS 15 The Chorlicr CHS 6:30 Amo N Andy CBS f.;55 New CBS 7.00 Mi. and Mm. North CBS 7 :jo Th Lone Ranser ABC 7.31 Grillilh ABC ' a 00 Tonne Emit CBS b:'M Lowell Thoma. CBS C 45 Bins Crokby B OO Voice ot Hrestone ABC ;i0 Preview of Tomorrtw MS Chrulmaa Seal Pgin 1L:00 10 p.m. Headline. J0:IS Bill Stern ABC 1C:30 Kilocycle Klub )l:oo Sign Ot( Newi Summary Jl:05 Sign Off Tuesday, December H 0:00 Minuta Newt Summary 0:01 America'! favorite Music 6:13 Minute Nwi Summary 6:10 America's Favorite Miulc 0:30 Minute Newi Summary 6:Jl America'! J-dVonte Mihic 6 43 Minute New Summary ' 6:411 America! favorite Muue 7:00 Newi Bkfit Edition i 7:13 Charlie Koundup 7:30 Frank Goi CHS 7:4.1 Harry Babbitt Shnw CBS COO Break fat Club ABC fc.00 Blue Skim S:13 Better Living 9::i0 H-lrn 'i'mii CBS S 45 Our Gal Sunday CBS J0:00 Wendy Warren CBS JUiir. Ma Perkina CMS 10:1.0 Voung XJr. Malont CBS in-45 Marian From Miller J0:53 Whispering Streets ABC 11:13 Perry Maon CHS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS ' 11:43 Brighter Day CBS 22 00 Noon Edition News 12:13 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Sam Hayes ABC ' 12:45 House Party CBS , J:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 5 30 Hank Henry Show ' 3:00 Ruth Aihton CBS 3:03 Music .!::) Ted Mnlone ABC 3:43 Basin Briefs 3..13 Sheila Graham ABC 4:00 Spin with Wynne 4:40 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 4:43 When A Girl Marries ABC A 00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 6:13 Kitty Listening ' 11:30 Today's SporU Highlights :43 Prank Goss, News CBS . 5:33 Hometown News f:0O Marine Corp. Pgm CBS 0:13 The Chorallers CBS 6:30 Amos 'N' Andy CBS fi:33 News CBS 7:00 Stop the Muilc CBS 0:13 Tennessee Ernie CBS . f:30,Lnwjl Thomas CBS 0:4a Ring Crosby CBS p oo America's Town Meeting ABC 6:40 Music , 0 45 At the Connote 10 00 10 p.m. Headlines 30:13 BUI Stern ARC . 10:30 Kilocycle Klub ' 11:00 Stun Off News Summary ' li:os sign off KFJI MBS & PLUS. llfiO KC Monday Evening, December 13 0:00 Gabriel Heatter MRS ' fl:IA Evening Edition of News . 6.23 Hollywood Highlights 0.30 Virgil Plnkley DLBS 0:43 Sam Hayes News DLBS fi 33 Bill Henry MBS 7.00 Red SkeMon ' 7:23 Musical Inlerludt . 7:30 Sports Rrport 7:40 Timber Tales 7 43 Radio Camera Club 1 fl.OQ Boradway Cop MBS . 0:30 Top Secret Filet MRS 0:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS B:lfl Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS . 0:30 Moonlight Melodies . 0:33 Headline News DLBS 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS . 10:13 Sharlyftlrfe If Midnight 12:00 Sign Off Tuesday, December M 0 00 Sunrise Edition of Newi 0:10 Sons of the Pioneers -0:0(1 Sun of the Pioneers 0:43 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway Dl.RR . 7 13 Breakfast Gang DLBS t 7:30 Today's Bcl Buys 7:43 Loral News 7:33 Something to Think About , 0:00 Cecil Brown MBS 0:13 Bob Greene News DLBS 0 20 Time Out 0:23 Jnhruon Wax Newi DLBS 0 30 Morning Melodies fv43 Strictly Feminine 9:00 Morning Melodies Movie Money Will Be REDEEMED at each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES m r .NOW SHOWING! DANr OOROTMV AND V j'LARK PATRICK DEVINE JffftARGE 0-3O 0:43 10.00 10:13 to :to 10.33 10 40 10 43 11:00 1123 11:30 12:00 12:13 12:30 12 43 1:00 2:30 3: 3 23 3 30 3:45 4 00 4 13 4:30 4 45 5 00 3 :l 5:33 0 00 (i.13 0 23 t:30 ft 43 6.33 7:00 7.25 7:30 740 713 0 00 B Mi il 53 9 00 f:l3 930 0:35 10 00 10:15 1Z:U0 Carnetlon Milk Time Music of Manhattan Newspaper uf the Air DLBS Telio Test DLBS A Visit To Weisllelds A Visit To McConke A Vint To uon A Visit TO La Polntes Florida Calling MBS News Queen For A Dav DLBS Tips From The Town Shop Noon News Best On Record Town Sl Country Time Yulellde Shopping Guide tjikrilrw JtoUlldUD Madeline Carol St-rv Time UBS Sam Hajes News DLBS Behind The Story DI.BS Tcllo Test DLBS Glen Fox Hemingway News DI.BS Heres The Anwer DLBS Sam Hayes DLBS Sgt. Preston of the Yukon S .Uth Sixth Varieties Cecil Brown MBS Gabriel Heatter MBS F.venifir Edition of News Hollywood Highlights Virgil Plnkley DLBS Sam Hayes DLBS Bill Henry Ncjvb DLBS Red bkeiton Time Out Sports Report Timber Tales Mukical Interlude John Steele MBS Treasury Agent MBS Headline news DLBS Newspaper of the Air DLBS Mutual Melodies Moonlight Melodies Five Minute final DI RS Fulton Lewis Jr. MRS Shadynlde of Midnight Sign Off 7:30 7:33 7:43 0:15 .;to b:00 r:!3 D..I0 1000 : 11:03 1 1 . 00 11:05 1 1 :55 i:oo ir:05 12:10 111:13 12:30 12:33 12:43 K'OO 203 2:13 1:30 3 00 3:03 4:13 4:30 4:45 3:30 4:00 4-30 5:00 5:30 0:30 7:00 7:30 0 IK) P:30 P 00 0:13 fl::U) 1P:00 10:30 11:00 1 1 :03 11:13 3:30 4.00 4::tO C:0O ?,.:io b.m n.43 7:00 7:30 7:45 B-no 0:00 o::io 10:00 10:30 KCNO AHuras, 570 KC Tuesday, December 14 Sign On and Under the Capitol Dome World News Accent on Safety Top o' the Morning Haven of Rest PTA Program Women's News and Clubs Morning Melodies News Morning Melodies News Morning Melodies Thought for the Day Sports Lake County News Modoc County News Noon News All Time HIU Farm Forum and Farm News Matinee Melodies News Matinee Melodies Voice of Deliverance Listener's Choice News Listener's Choice Mountain Lily Willy News Sien Off KBKS TV Channel 5 CBS, NBC, ABC Monday, Dcccmbcre 13 Devotions Feminine Fancies Val Rogue Camera Uncle Bill Show Western Theater Time for Beany Ore. System of Higher Education Life with Elizabeth Burns A Allen Badge 714 I Love Lucy Hollywood Album December Bride Hollywood Album Dollar a Second Weather News S'-n Off Tucftday, December 14 Devotions Feminine Fancies vL R0"ue Camera Uncle Bill Show Armchair Theater Garden, Farm at Home Industry on Parade March On Hollywood Album' General Sports Time Elgin Theater This Is Your Mustp Inner Sanctum THA It's a Great Life Sctlk Vaccine To Be Offered NEW YORK VK The National Foundation lor Infantile Paralysis intends to make the Salic vaccine available (or ail of the nation's llr.st and second'Ri'ade, pupils il last bummer's tests show the drug Is cttcctivc. The announcement was made by (he loundalion yesterday. The Unl vci'Mty of Michigan is conducting evaluation of the tests and the re port on the study is expected next aprine. The Inundation ul.-.o said It had removed pregnant women from its original list, of those scheduled to receive the vaccine. They were re placed by the second-gradere, wlu have a hlRher polio attack rate. 'DENNIS THE MENACE" 'fl I (ejWjTu.s,vq.a,c .. 1LLL 72PZ5gbtqxo oh wiwreR nightstoo' Santa Claus Awaits Calls WEST LEBANON, N. H. 11 "Hello, Santa, can you hear me? Thanks for all the gifts last year. Now this year , . ." Prom now until Christmas, tele phone operators all over the coun- try will be channeling "calls for Santa Claus" to big-hearted Jo seph Schanbier at his home here. This Is the sixth consecutive year that the 37-ycar-old Veterans Ad ministration clerk has taken over the role of "6t. Nick." From 6 until 9 p.m., EST, chil- Rome Becoming Film Capital ROME Ml Rome Is rapidly be coming the Hollywood of Europe but Hollywood U.S.A. Is making Jliuney 111 limy. The situation is "unique In the world." says Eitel Monaco, presi dent of the Italian Motion Pictures Assn. He explains: Hollywood U.S.A. Is sending over fewer pictures yet "American dis tributing companies doing business ir. Italy are making more money than ever before." Box office re ceipts for American films rose from 48 million dollars in 1949 to 84 millions in 1954. In 1953 Holly wood producers took 15 millions out of Italy in net expo: table earn ings, an increase of five millions over 1949. Movies have attracted an est! piated 800 million people In Italy this year compared to 600 million In 1949. The Italian industry, now turn ing out 160 films a year, is' be coming an Important factor in the country's economy. This year Italian pictures are netting 10 million dollars in foreinn revenue compared to two mil lions five years ago. dren can call the "North Pole" ;ust by telling the telephone oper ator "I want to talk to Santa Claus at west Lebanon, N. H." The operator will put through the call, providing Mommy or Daddy pays we toll charge. The S-foot-6, 125-pound schanbier volunteered to be Santa in 1948 when the nearby White River Junc tion, Vt.. VPW post decided young sters should have fin opportunity 10 pnone cnrisimas requests. This year three VPW posts are sponsoring the venture. The tele phone company has installed a spe cial switchboard. Last year 3.500 youngsters called Schanbier. This year he expects twice as many calls. His wife Prances, 44 .and four neighborhood children his "helpers' assist him. Youngsters calling Schanbier re ceive the full "Santa workshop" treatment.' Santa's cheery voice greets them: a music box plays: reindeer bells tinkle; and a 100-year-old bell peals. Some parents write Schanbier In advance, so when the youngster calls Santa he Is either congratu lated or admonished regarding his pre-yuletide behavior. IMPRISONED CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Wl John Madison, 11. and John Lasofskv. 6, were imprisoned for 26 hours in gubfreeeing weather in a bi tool chest before their pounding jwas heard yesterday and they wcic rebcuea. me na leu ana latched after they entered the chest. Neither required medical treatment. Red Chinese Answer To UN Meeting Proposal Awaited ,houBht the Chinese would agree Ug hands off. mltfc . full confidence to the trip. State Department of- in the course t U. N. secretary licials indicated they were keep- general was taking. UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. '.) U. N. Secretary General Dan Ham-' marskjold and his aides settled I down today to a spell of watchful i waiting for an answer from Red i iniiui on Hammarsklold's nro. posed free-the-fliers trip to Peip ing. There was no comment Imme diately from U. N. ofiicials on a Perping radio broadcast early to day asserting that the United Na- Lattimore Move Planned WASHINGTON I Owen Laltt more's attnmpv niir.v.t in Arguments today to knock out a ..cw twu-cuuiH inoictinent against the controversial Far Eastern spe ck.list. TheV COIltPmlpH In oHvan.. briefs that "the sole issue . . . would be Lattlmore's opinion of his opinions," but U. S. Dist. Attv. Leo A. Rover replied that the le gal attack on the Indictment "can be reduced to an objection to the mere fact that he was indicted." The hearing sent Rover once more before Dist. Judge Ltitlur W. Youngdahl. whom he had ac cused earlier in an affidavit of hav ing "a fixed personal bias and prejudice" In favor of Lattimore and against the government. Youngdahl struck Rover's affida vit from the record as "scandw- lous" and refused to disqualify himself from hearinir the case. The new indictment alleges that Lattimore lied when he told the Senate Internal Security subcom mittee In 1952 that he (1) had nev er been a follower of the Commu nist line and 121 had never been a promoter of Communist inter ests. , It was returned after Judge Youngdahl had dismissed as too vague the key count of an earlier indictment which charged that Lat timore lied in denying that he was a Communist sympathizer or pro moter of Red causes. The U. S. Court of Appeals upheld the dis missal by an 8-1 vote, but rein stated two other counts which Youngdahl had thrown out. Lattimore has denied allegations of procommunlsm. U.S. University Rolls Increase CINCINNATI W Attendance at the nation's colleges and universi ties is on the upswing. Dr. RajTnond Walters, president of the University of Cincinnati: said last night the full-time enroll. ment Increased 6.8 per cent this autumn over last He based his figures on a survey of 846 four year colleges, which said they had 1,383,750 full-time students. lions "has no right to interfere with China's sentencing of the American spies.' 1 The broadcast, monitored In Tok yo, made no direct reference to Hammarskjold's cable to Premier Chou En-lai Friday night proposing that they meet in Peiping soon after Dec. 2b to discuss the case of the lliers and all other U. N. personnel still held captive. The radio blast repeated Pclp ing's previous charges, which the Soviet union had aired in the U. N. Assembly, that the Jailed Ameri cans had "sneaked into China by air to carry out espionage" and that "it Is China's . . . sovereign right of punishing spies." The U. N. Assembly has ap proved the U. S. contention that the fliers were prisoners of war entitled to release under the Ko rean armistice. Regarding Peiping's failure so far to reply to Hammarskjold's cable, a U. N. spokesman said last night that the secretary general would not be disappointed if sev eral days elapsed before a formal answer came. "The answer may come direct ly, It may come roundabout," the spokesman said. He added that it was too soon to think about setting a deadline for a reply. Some diplomats in Washington Motor Courts Stage Price War DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. IT A motor court price war with rooms free begins tomorrow unless all operators here along u.t. l take down price signs. J. E. 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