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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1954 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (Radio Editor's Nate: The radio and TV stations serving this area are urged to correct Uiese pros ram Iocs daily prior to our press deadline. Fre quently, network chances occur too late for publication. The Herald L News carries this information as a reader service but cannot be re sponsible for the accuracy of all entries for the reasons stated. KFLW CBS ABC, 1150 KC Saturday Evening December 18 6 00 Space Patrol ARC 30 This Week in Washington ABC S 45 Word! ot Life 7:00 Two for the Money CBS 7:30 Lawrence Welk Army &how ABC 7 55 Chevrolet Newi CBB EOOGunimokt CBS C.'JO GangbUiten CBS II .00 New ABC 0 OS Dancing Party ABZ 10:00 10 p.m. ilradhneft 10:15 Dancing I'arty ABC 11 :30 Newi ABC 10:35 Kilocycle Klub ll:(0 Kign Off Newt Summery U 03 Sign Off Sunday, December VJ 1 00 Salt Lake City Tabernacle CBS 6-30 Church of Chrnt fc.45 You Were There boo lh World loinurrow ABC 9 30 Nowf ABC 8:35 How Christian Science Heali DM Muaic 1(:00 Newt ABC 10:05 Negro College Chnlr ABC 10:30 Univenity Explorer CBS 10:45 Record Show CBS 10:55 News CBS 11:00 Flnt Prcsuytcrlan Church 12.00 New York Philharmonic CBS 1:00 Old Fashioned Hevivnl Hour i (HI Vniff nt I'n.nhn v ABC 2 30 Greatest Story Ever Told ABC 3:00 Hour or Decision ABC 3:30 Newi CBS 3:35 Treasury Show CBS 3:45 Phil Norman CBS 4:00 Christmas CaruU 4 30 Amoi 'N'Andy CBS fl.00 Our MUi Brooks CBS 8.30 CBS Newsroom CBS ' II. 00 Edgar Bergen CBS 7:00 Gene Autry Show CBS 7:30 Boy's Town Choir ABC G 00 Radio Hall of Fame CBS 8:30 My Ltitle Margie CBS 0.00 Two Tickets to Broadway S:30 Jack Benny CBS lo mj io p m. Headlines 10:15 Monday Morning Headlines 1C:30 Revival Time ABC 11:00 Sign Off News Summery 11:05 Sign Off Monday, December 20 B OO Minute News Summary 6.01 America's favorite Music . 6:15 Minute News Summary 6:16 America's Favorite Music 6:30 Minute News Summary C:31 America's Favorite Music li:15 Minute New Hnmmnrv n:4A America's Favorite Music 7:00 News - Bkfnt rid It Ion 7:15 Charlie's Houndup 7:30 Rob Garrcd ABC ARC 7:40 Betty Crorker ARC 7:45 Harry Babbitt Sho ow CBS ft 00 Breakfast Club ABC B.oo Hiue bkirs 9:15 Better Living . 0-30 Helen Trent CRS 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CRS 10:00 Wendy Wnrren CBS 10:15 Ma Perkins CRS 10:30 Young Dr. Ma lone CBS 10:45 Stop and Shop 10:55 Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Perry Mason CDS 11:30 Nora Drake CRS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS 12:00 Noon Edition New 17:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Sam Hayes AHC 12:45 House Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3 00 Ruth Athlon CBS 2:05 Home Extension tV You 315 Christmas Carol 3:30 Ted Malaria ABC 3:45 Basin Briefs 3 55 Betty Cromer ABC 4 00 Spin with Wjnne 4 30 Second Mrs. Burton CB. 4:45 When A Girl Marrits ABC fl 00 Kriward R Mtirrow CBS M5 F.asv Listening R:.T0 Today'! Sports Highlirhta . 8:45 Frank Goss. News CBS 8:55 Hometown News 6:00 Perry Como Show CBB f.:15 The Choral ters CBS f! 30 Amos 'N' Andy CBS f-55 News CRS 7:00 Mr. & Mrs. North CBS 7:30 The Lone Ranter ABC 7:55 Les Griffith ABC 6 00 Tennessee Ernie CPS .10 Lowell Thorns-. CBS 6:45 Blng Crosby CBS 00 Voire of Firestone ARC S:30 Preview of Tomorrow 0:45 Christmas Seal Pgm UPSTAIRS FOR RENT OVER SPENCER'S 619V MAIN Suitable for business or office Inquire Drews Manstore 0 aKe iT from tnc . KUMATH tiSM GRADED ' A Lhien to "nil HAS AU. THE WGREttENT$ WEEpep to give Yby a team or HtoDHM6lH(, ViTAMW MINERALS AND J I WHICH W0CK R5K Voul? HEALTH J Victor Borgc in "Comedy and Mus ii ic 'Two Tickets on KFLW - 9 P.M. - SUNDAY &) 1C 00 10 p m. Headlmes 1 111 15 Hill Sterns ABL 10 30 Kilocrle Klub 11 00 Sign Off New Summary U 05 Sign Off KFJ1 MBS DLBS, 11H KC Saturday Evening, December II 6 00 How it Happened ti.15 Local Evening News 6.25 Hollywood Highllgnu f 30 Assembly of Goo 7 00 Tommy Oden Show 7 Klamath Temple Hour 1 00 Red Skeiton Show 6 25 Time Out ft 30 Strictly Dixie DL BS b 00 News DLBS 015 You Never Know 9 30 Juke Box Saturday Night 10 00 New England Barn Dance 10 .0 Magic Valley Jamboree 1100 Shadyside of Midnight bunday, December 19 7 30 Oral Roberts t 00 Wings of Healing 6:30 Buck to God 0 OQ Radio Bible Class V .Hi Youth Soldiers for Christ 0 45 Music 10 oo Newspaper of the Air 10 15 Frank St Ernest 10 to Lutheran Hour 11:00 Comic Weekly 11 .'iO Baun Boquet 11:45 PS Program 1 11.00 News DLBS 11 15 Bill Cumintnghtm DLBS 12 '10 Jimmie Fidler I? 45 PS Program 1 00 Guy Lorn bar do DLBS I 30 Andre KostelaneU. 5 00 Reviewing Stand DLBS 5:30 Family Theater DLBS ft OO Walter Winchell ABC 6 15 Local Evening News li.-JA Moll' wcod Highlights C 30 Youth Views the News 7 00 True Detective MBS 7:20 Cecil Brown DLBS 7 30 Nick Carter DLBS ft 00 Hot Considine DLBS 6 15 Siorts Time-Harry Wumer DLBS C 30 Stale or trie Nation olbs 0 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 015 Your Chamber of Commerce 0 30 Chicago Theater DLBS 10.30 Sign Off Monday, December 20 600 Sunn.e Edition of News 6 10 Sunrise Serenade ti:30 Sons of the Pioneers 6 45 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway DLBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang DLBS , 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7.45 Local News 7 55 Something to Think About -2 00 Cecil Brown DLBS IMS Bob Greene DLBS 8 20 It Happens Every Day DLBS (, 25 Johnson Wax News LBS 8:30 Morning Melodies 9 30 Carnation M-lk Time f) 45 Bailn Boquet 10 00 Newspaper of the Air UBS 10 15 Tello Test MBS 10.30 A Visit to Wtefie1ds H':35 A Visit to McConkeyi 10 AO A Visit to Don If 45 A Visit to La Pointes 1100 Florida Calling DLBS 1! 25 News DLBS 1):T0 Queen for a Dav DLBS 12.00 Tips from the Town Shop 12:15 I,oral Noon News i: :30 Best on nerord 12:45 Town 6c Country Time 1 oo Yuletide Shopping Guide J 30 Interview Round up 3 00 Storv T.m DLBS ? 23 News DLBS 3 30 Behind the Story MBS 3 45 Tello Tt MBS 4 00 Leo's Camera Shop 4 a5 Today's Best Scngi 4 15 Hemingway DLBS 4 30 Here i the Answer 5 00 South Sixth Varieties !. .V) Wild Bill Hickory DLBS 5:55 Cecil Brown DLBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6 15 Local Evening New t 25 Mollvwond Highhsht 6 3T. Virgil Pinklev Dl.BS f 45 Sm Have DLRS 6 IS Bill Henry DLBS 7.00 Red Skelton Show 7-TO Soorts Report 7 25 Time Out 7 40 Timber Tales 7 45 Music 8 00 Broadway Cod MRS 6 30 Top Secret File MBS too Newipsper of the Air MBS V .TO Moonlight Melodies ( 15 Mutual Newsreel MBS 55 Five Mnut F'nal PT ES lflOO Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS 10 15 Shadsid of Midnnf.t 11 on .Vords & Ma;' nrys' of Midnight IS 00 Sign .Off A It oris, California KCSO Alturas. 570 KC Sunday, December 19 7 30 s.'jt On 7 45 Evelyn Blarkledge I 00 Sunday Serenade t !0 Calvary Echoes 8 30 News 6 35 Organ Mutic r 45 Christian Science Program, 9.00 Piano Mood 0:15 Church of Christ 9 30 Church Dlr-rtorv 9-45 Muic for Sunday 10 1)0 News If 15 Navy Show l(i.;to Chapl in the Sky 11 00 Concert Hall 12 00 Sports 12 05 Lake County News 1210 Modoc futility News 12:15 Noon News PRpwctRS ASJOCWfON to Broadwoy" "DENNIS -THE MENACE" Anything you vwte 12:30 All Time HiU 12:35 Wax Factory 1:30 You Were 'Ihere 1:45 Guejt blr 2:00 News and Sports 2 10 According to the Record 2:15 Voice of Deliverance 2:30 Mantovanl L.OO News i:05 Pop Concert Hall 3:15 Burl Ives 3 30 Proudly We Hail 4:00 Your Chamber Speaks 4:15 Favorites of the Famou 4:30 News 4 45 Sign Off Monday, December 20 7:30 Sign on and Under the Captiul Dome 7:33 World News 7:45 Accent on Safety 8:15 Top O' the Morning 0:00 World News 9:03 KCNU's aw,in Shop 0:13 Women's News and Clubs 0:30 Morning Melodies 10:00 News 10:03 Morning Melodic 11:00 News 11:05 Morning Melodies 11:55 rhouihl for the Day 12:00 Sports 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County News 17:15 Noon News 12:30 All Time Hits 12:35 My Neighbor 12 40 A Man and His Mrfgjc 12:45 Farm Forum and f aim News 1:00 Matinee Melodies 1:30 Your Home 1 35 Matinee Melodies 2:00 News 2:05 Matmee Melodies 2:15 Voice of Deliverance 2:30 Listener a Choice 3:00 News X03 Listener's Choice 4 15 Mountain Lily Willy 4:30 News 4:45 Sign Off KBES TV Channel 5 CBS, NBC, ABC Saturday Evening;, December 18 3 50 Devotions 4 00 Faith for Today 4 30 TBA 5 30 Western Theater 4 30 Melody W ranglers 7 00 That a My Boy 7 .30 Hollywood Album 7 45 Tee Pee Dance Time hflO Jackie Gleaon V 00 Place the Fare f 30 Break the Bank 10 CO Wreithng 11:00 Weather 11:05 News 11:10 Rev. Balcomb 11:15 Sign Off Sunday, December 19 1 00 The Christophers 2 30 TBA 2:0U This is the Life 3:30 Sunday Matinee 3 00 Jackson Co. Public Health. 3:30 TBA :30 So. Ore. Koumltable 7:00 Private SecrctHr 7:30 People are Funnv fi:0O Toat of the Town 1-00 G E. Theater 0:30 Weekly News in Review 0:43 St Mary's Academy K 00 Loreita Young Show 10-30 Weather 10:35 News 10:45 Sign Off Monday, December 20 3 50 Devotions 4 00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera C:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Veterans Administration ti;00 Central Point Jr. Hi 6:30 Time for Beany 7.00 Oregon System of Higher Educa tion 7 30 l.ue with Elizabeth fl 00 TBA 6 30 Badge 714 t. 00 1 Love Lui'V 0 30 December Bride 10 00 The L-tiie Show 10.15 Hollvwoixl A I hum 10.30 Dollar a Second 11:00 Weather 11.03 News 11:15 Sign Off French Troops' Fate Discussed PARIS W The government says the fate of 20.801 French Union troops who fought In the Indochi- nese War has not been determined dclinitcly. Some are believed still held as prisoners of Uic Commu-jon nist-led Victniinh, in defiance of the Geneva armistice terms. The figure was announced yes terday to the NnUonnl Assembly by Jacques Chevallicr, secretary of state for war. Some of the sol diers, he said, may have been de serters; many probably were killed In battle and their deaths not reg istered. Others may have died in prison camps. "No doubt a small number Is till living and in held In camps if the Vietminh,' Chevallicr de clared. Under the armistice auree ment, all prisoners were supposed to have been returned. The secretary nid France has relumed 69.700 internees and 8. Mil war prisoners to the Victinknh. In return, the French got back 19.181 prisoners, including "10 civilians. Klamath Falls, Ort.on AMERICAN CHINESE foods at their btif! Rrn R Lp.. Mar. Ph. 44 rr Ordtn T Ttkt Out id ask Him for you? Confidence Vote Asked In France PARIS Oft Premier Pierre Men-des-France demanded a vote of confidence today after the National Assembly rebuffed his government on its Indochina budget. The vote, set for next Monday, may delay scheduled debate on German re armament. mcnaes-r ranee staked nis gov ernment on the budget issue at the end of an all-niRht Assembly ses' sion during which the deputies defeated the Premier 301-291 in one voting and gave him only slim majorities on two others. The ba. iotmg was on technical points concerning the Indochina budget. The adverse vote Mendes r r a n c e s nrst setDacK in six months In office left his position considerably weakened but his op ponents did not appear eager to throw him out of office on the In dochina Issue. They want him to be saddled with the responsibility lor pushing through ratilication of 'he Paris treaties to restore Ger man sovereignty and give her the right to rearm. Assembly debate on the pacts had been slated to open Monday and was expected to wind up late Thursday. Now much of Monday likely will be taken up by the con fidence vbtc. The linal decision on the Paris pacts may not come until Christmas Eve. when the deDuties will be anxious to return home. Parliamentary opposition to ; Menaes-Francc organized while he was tied up in meetings yesterday with ministers of the North Atlan tic Treaty Organization. He sched uled to talk with U.S. Secretary of state Dulles and British For eign Secretary Eden today on Southeast Asian problems. The Assembly debate rcllected mountlii'r criticism of the govern ment's handling of the Indochina i-ituation. Several deputies who re cently visited Saigon said tne West s position in South Viet Nam is deteriorating rapidly. Home Extension KliNO lly Mrs. Lane .Sinilli The regular meeting of the Kcno Home Extension Unit was called to order by the chairman Mrs. Marlon Padgett at the home of Mrs. Merle Anderson on De cember 15. The roll was called, and the secretary read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. K. E. Smith read the thought for the day. Treasurer's report was given. Mrs. Harold Simmers won the spe cial prize. Christmas gifts were ex changed, and the singing of Christ mas Carols was enjoved by all. Pot luck lunch was served at noon. "Embohsing Thin Metals" was 'augnt by project leaders, Mrs. jMcrlc Anderson and Mrs. Harold Isimmers. Most members finished ;0"c picture. The January meeting "Sewing New Fabrics" by Hope I Holbrook will be held at Mrs. Joe jDeGrandc's. Those present were Mrs. Marion Padgett, Mrs. Harold Simmers, Mrs. Merle Anderson, Mrs. Glenn Davis, Mrs. Mike Sohrakoff, Mrs. K. E. Smith. Mrs. Stanley Chap man, Mrs, Charles Martin, Mrs. Ray Htnshaw, Mrs. Dan Scherer. Mrs. Leonard Ramsey, Mrs. Rob ert Rowton. m'.rs. Doug Purkett, Mrs. John O 1 1 h o f f, Mrs. Lane Smith and Mrs. Cecil Howard. Former Klamath Resident Dies Word has been received here of the death in Santa Ciu on De cember 13 of Mrs. Lillian Panninu, former resident of Klamath Falls and mother of a well known Klam ath Falls man, the late Harry Pai'nint. Mrs. Tanning was 70 years old. tier son was mechanical super intendent of the Weyerhaetiser Tim ber Company for many years. She leaves no survivors. Mrs. Panning made her home here for several years following his dealh, then moved to Sacramento and for the pa, eight months had lived in Capitola, California. She was a member of the East ern S:ar nni Rrbrkah lodges of Se iltle. t uncial rmcrs were held on tVremhrr Is Hh finAl ril anri I interment In Oaiwcod Ctmetary. Canadian City VANCOUVER, B. C. The question of what blacked out a metropolitan area of 100.000 per sons remained unanswered Friday. A transformer olew Thursday night, apparently without reason, anu turned into an area of silence and darkness cities of Vancou er and New Westminster and Ve adjoining Burnaby, Noun Vancou ver and West Vancouver. Power was off fnr npnrlv three hours. The break came Just after 6 passengers and crewmen escaped ; Jean Shaver, 36. of Inverness, Fla. p.m. and lasted until 7:40 p.m. !(rom a Trans-Canada Super Con- There was no report on her condl It caught Christmas s n o p p 1 n gKteJlati0n tnat crashed and burned Hon. crowds in large downtown depart-, g (arm near ner(, ust night. I The airliner was to have stopped ment stores. It caught the rush- were severely burned i over briefly at Malton and then hour traffic m electric-powered; . reVerai otncrs received less i headed for Montreal. There was trolley busses. ; injuries. no immediate explanation of why hg .C snowf'c'?: 01 Hom,'- The big airliner, bound from 'the plane could not land at the Sr.h h' ?UnlamO1VanC0Tr S .Ta.npa. Ha., to Toronto, snapped i airport. E? l? . Sku "" PPed' 10 off two trees and rolled on its side Provincial police reported at be started again by auxiliary pow. trM a belly landing in! first that the biS plane carried 50 Jn New Westminster a six-foot- e ni raln- A win of lhe Jour" ' Pcrsons- but airline said it had "ssSoun.' denial '.X '"''" "'" w ttmed 100 Icet-0Dly 16 PassenBC and "s U5Ual sr riheri .. hi. The 16 passengers and 7 crew- 7-man crew aboard. chance and wrenched free from mm scrambled from the wreck two police officers. He was stili age moments before It burst into at large. . .flames. Early theatre crowds kept their Tae accident occurred Just north seats as ushers patrolled the aislej o this town, about 14 miles north- Malta Grange Holds Dinner The Malin Grange 707 held their annual turkey dinner Tuesday eve- ntng in the new Community Hall. twenty nine members and 28 guests and children were present. Turkeys were donated by lhe grange and Ray Drake. After - the dinner a short pro- gram was put on by the children, banta Claus was present. Each direction as the plane started to person received a gift and Santa bum. Noboay had any trouble get passed out treats to the children, j ting out." A short business meeting was Campbell, returning from school conducted by the master, Don at St. Petersburg. Fla., for the Macken. A donation was decided j Christmas holiday, was only shak upon for the community Christmas en up. treats fund. Grange members vot-1 Marlene Stewart, Canada's 17- ed to hold future meetings in the new hall. It ' was also voted to use funds earned by the breakfast held in June to buy a piano for the hall as their contribution to this community project. ?4 J' 7& the iirls pronounced I e (Adventures of m IV 091 ta, m Photograph ife4 )tv 3y. Color by DE LUXE ut..,. A !i f.Sf? 41 V Hajji was the most roman- i WAUiq tjc barber (and masseur) fV- - i-l ! who ever lived, the joy-boy I h. 5 cf every beautifu babe wh J ' ''Vy s ; " V ever lost her veil, JafQrw, s ' V the hot'shot of every J M 4,4 -f55S harem from Ispahan t JOHN . "'"'ELAINE' "sMpS JSS 1 I OEREK-STEWARTifS jjS Short. Color Cartoon Nawa iSilfe7 wi! I COpM h Door, Open L' Kl ' m A rl'JLi ..12:45 S. 0 SPry JMgSlM $ ( KAiruT) Ju"N SUSAN RAY PAULETTE ;; -jraiiS Binu'D-Gogra ' rrtr, CTTrrTTTTnT!) IjWMDNO MftSSEY . RflBFRT PRFSTilM TrHiPl F S BtCKFORD . WALTER HUMPDHH Nr I l 1 Sham Celar Cartoon Wtwt Darkened By with flashlights. Radio stations went off the air. They returned on emergency power a short time later, but no one but battery-se-. owners could tune them In. Passengers Escape Death As Big Airliner . ... .. I to,uDTnij ont All 23 iwest of Toronto and about seven miles west of Malton Airport. The pilot had circled the airport sev eral times trying to land i-weive oi tne injured were taaen to Brampton Hospital for treat- 'ment. Eleven others were treated jat Humber Memorial Hospital. une oi tne passengers, i.en ICampbell, 17, of Burnt River, On' said the crash came without warn- Mi!- I ''It felt like the plane hit a hump. There was a terrific bang. The neM thing I knew people were roll- ling in the aisle. Everybody scram- bled for the door and ran in every i year-old open golf champion, re- portedly suffered a slight hand in jury. She also was returning home from school at Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla. Trans-Canada Airlines listed it "Hotcha Bibs!") mm. with th revolutionary now anamorphic lent in Doom Open 245 Power Transformer Outage Citizens turned traffic cop to un snarl jams which, in one bridge sector, reached back two miles. Power to activate telegraph equipment was lost and the B.C. Crashes 11 . V. .. nauza among the other passengers Miss Merrill Grange Meeting Held MERRILL Master Alex Dun can presided at the December 13, meeting of Merrill Grange No. 717. Insurance agent reports two Pol- i jCjCS written since last meeting i Murray Howard reported on thenese team leaves Jan. 10 on a 71 meeting held regarding the com - ! ing March of Dimes diive. In oi - aer to neip aenay expenses oi State Grange meeting to be held in Klamath Falls In 195o, a bene fit card party will be held next month. Refreshments and dancing fol lowed the meeting, which was at tended by 21 visitors from other Klamath County granges. Movie Money Will Be REDEEMED ot each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES W . i ft 1 I"" HAJJ?NJ e most roman- tt Open 1 2:45 LTalii Baba,'lB telephone's radio-telephone com. inunlcation network went dead, Isolating many coastal points. Vancouver General Hospital switched immediately to auxiliary power. However, at St. Paul's Hos pital here, the auxiliary unit failed and nurses walked the wards with candles and flashlights Hospital officials reported there were luckily no patients In iron lungs, which would have had to be pumped by hand. In some stores, where elevators quit between floors, shoppers were helped out through the escape hatches. B. C. Electric Co. officials ex plained the break: There was an "outage" at Horne Payne sub-station Just outside Vancouver's city limits. It cut off the 248,000 horsepower which travel-, south 100 miles over a trans mission line from Bridge River, B.C. The disruption smashed into a transformer, throwing the entire 500,000 horsepower load Into small ei stations and transformers. Switches, over-powered by the sud tcn load, automatically cut out. WAR DEAD TOKYO OH An 18-man Japa- day tour ot bourn Faclllc Islands jlo recover remains of Japanese war dead, Kyodo News Service said Saturday. The delegation also will erect memorials on battlefield sites and hold services at sea. OPEN 12:30 frONIGHT ONLY! oh BRIAN KEITH I A riUiaowH) tXIUM starts SUNDAY! Across the Wcst...a Trail of Terror! WHITE MAN by Birth! SAVAGE . vj iimii: ' - i lECHNiCOLORtlJi AUDIE MURPHY J. ml DAN DURYEA K -M l 3 RED Mm 1 ARTHUR KENNEDY. JOHN IREUKO at r 3 mam-iiM.ama-uiaiienfviiM
