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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, loss IV Is?- $ V I 'A, ' V .,7", . - -Vj AN OLD LANDMARK moved slowly up Eleventh Street Saturday afternoon on this truck. It was formerly the "Chicken Shack" on Twelfth and Main Streets. The building was moved by W. M. Chambers to make room for the new service station which is to be built on the lot, It had been on that location for almost 30 years, and was used as a church at one time. Chambers moved the structure to Washburn Way, where he intends to use it as a storage shed. Directing traffic at right is Patrolman Ray Howard. (Editor's Note; The radio and telerlsipn aUtionf scrying this area aYe urjrd to correct these program Injrg daily prior to press deadline. Frequently network chanf-et occur too late for publics tion. The Herald and News car ries this Information as a puoni service but cannot he responsible I for the accuracy of the logs for the reasons stated above.) KFLW CBS AtfC, 145C KG Tuesday hvenlnr, August 16 :ou Suapensa CBS DOORS OPEN 8:30 P.M SHE HAD THE FIRE AND FURY , Of TOE WEST! i. Shorts J$W 'Cortoor1, M"iS 6 25 Monitor Views th News ABC 6 JO Today'! Sporta Highlights b U Lowell Thomu, Newa COS 7 oo Sporti Roundup CPS 7:03 Tennessee Ernie CBS 7: Bmg Crosby CBS fl 00 Ant of the Atom CBS '.5 Preview of Tomorrow ft .10 Godfrey Talent Scout i CBS 9:00 Burgie Muiic Box ABC fl .'W Music 0:.')3 Amos 'N' Andy CBS 10.00 10 PM Edition 10.13 Strange ABC 10:.10 Kilocycle Khih 11:00 Sign Off New Summary 11:03 Slim Off Wednesday, August 17 A:o0 Minute Newa Summary 601 America's Favorite Muilc 8:13 Minute News Summary A1S America's Favorite Music ;0 Minute News Summary A :il America's Favorite Muiie 5 43 Minute News Summary 6 46 America's Favorite Musle 7.00 Newi - Bkfat Edition 7:13 Dug An & Meat Show 7:30 Frank Goia CBS 7 43 Harry Babbitt CBS a 00 Breakfast Club ABC 9 00 Blue Skies t:13 Ma Parkins CBS , :30 Young Dr. Melon CBS DOORS OPEN 6:30 mm Wji--:M- s'iS5 : i STANWYCK-REAGAN CINI IVANS UNCI rimlK FREE CART RIDES FOR THE KIDDIESI DOORS OPFN WTTTU LAST TIME TODAY 39BjBBE AMll vyy. num. p3 & IllUlt BETIT SHFRfF Ml CRABIE NORTH CUMMINGS MARIES COBURN -tommy NOONAN CiNemaScoPEH' ' HATDLN RALSTON BRIAN (MM llUCaXM TOMORROW! Riding for REVENGE! mm "Warncrcolou eOHOTNr MAIONI HOOII CAITU ItoGORCtY-HunraHALl DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P M LAST TIME TODAY 9 If I KLJ mi I "wind CONE WITH THE WIND MUIU.i.,i,k HOVAWIblUMUAND I Challenge lo a Lawless West! 101 MITCHUM mm TOMORROW! 1 James STPWADT ! mm Annt Bt.i 9:43 Belter Living Hi 00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Perry Maaon CBS 10 .10 Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Magazine Newaatand Theatre 10:53 Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Aunt Mary CBS 11:30 Helen Trent ABC 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newa 12:15 Paylexs Sidewalk Show 12:30 Houae Party CBS 1.00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Hank Henrv Show 3:00 Stop and Shop 3:05 Miller's Matinee 3:13 Time Out 3:30 Ted Malon ABC 3:43 Stop and Shop 3:50 Basin Briefs 4:00 Guiding Light CBS 4:13 Second Mra. Burton CBS 4 30 Spin With Wynne 5:00 Charles Collingwood CBS 5:15 Bill Stern ABC 3:30 Eany Lintening 5:45 Frank Goas CBS 3:55 Hometown News 6 00 FBI In Peace and War CBS 6:25 Chev. News CBS 6:30 Today's Sports Highlights 6 45 Lowell Thomas CBS 7:00 Sports Roundup CBS 7:03 Tennessee Ernie CBS 7 45 Bin Crosby CBS 8.00 News CBS fi:15 Stand by for Milsip 8:30 What Do You Think? 8:45 Guest Star 9 00 Burgie Music Box ABC 9 30 Music 9:35 Amos 'N Andy CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition t0:!3 Singing with the Star ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI MBS DLBi. 1181 KC Tuesday Kvciiinn, August 16 B OO Bod Greene News DLBS C:13 World of Sporta :23 Hollywood Highlights 6:30 Loral News fl:45 Sam Ha.vea DLBS 6 55 Harry Wiamer DLBS 7.00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7:15 Eddie Fisher Coke Time DU 7:30 Sgt. Preston 8:00 John Steele MBS E:30 Treasury Agent MBS 9.00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 30 J! Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off Wednesday. August 17 5:00 Sign On 3:(i3 Sunrise Serenade and Late Newt 6 30 Sons of the Pioneers 0 45 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Today s Best Buy 7:45 Local News 7-M Something to Think About 8 t)0 Morning Melodies lli.OO NewsD.uwr of the Air DLR 10.13 Tello-Tesl DI.BS 1C :i0 A Visit tn Weisfields 10 35 Quickie Quiz 10:40 A Vmt to Don 10 43 A Visit to LaPoinlf S 11:00 Musical Manor 11:30 Queen For A Dav 12:00 Tins Frnm The Town Shoo 12:15 Noon News 12:30 Beat On Record 12:45 Town and Country Time r.ou tinme or the Dav DLBS S:00 Western Roundup 3 30 Matinee Melndira 4.15 Hemingway MBS 4 30 Here's The Anwer DLBS 4 45 Tcllo-Tcst DLBS 3:(Hi Trafhc Jam ti;i)0 Bob Greene Newt DLBS 6:15 World of Sp"rM ti-25 Hollywood Highlights :i0 Local Evening New ti 45 Sam Haves DLBS b j j Harry WtMtier DLBS 7 -00 Sports Report j 7 15 Musical Moments ! 7 10 Ski Preston MBS I oo Sentenced Mns j B 3 True Detective Mvtenea MBS !00 Gabriel Header MBS ft IT, Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS I f.;"0 Jl Jamboree I 11.00 SlEll O'f KCNO Alt tin a. B1 RC Alturit. Callfernta Wcdnrndrty, August 17 I 30 Si -n on A l op o Hie Morning 7:30 World Newa m 7:15 Top u' the Morning i 8 25 I'niler the Capitol Dome A 3(1 Tnp o' the Morning 9 00 World Newa M 03 Swap Shop B 13 Women's Newa tk Cluba 9 :mj Morning Melodies 10 00 Louis R. Mann 10 03 Muic of the Masters 11 00 News I 11 03 Morning Melnritei 12 On Thnug.it for th Day 12 03 Sporta New 12 10 Modoc t ounty News , U 1 Nunn New 12 .10 Tatm Forum l: 40 Pernallty Tims 1 (W Sports l m I. ike County News 1 10 World Nsws 1 15 Beat on Records 1 23 All Time Hits 1 30 Matinee Melodies S 00 Listener's Choira 3 no News 3 05 Listener's Choira 4 13 Mountain Lily Willy 4 30 News 4 43 Mood Muile 5 :t0 Miuic on the 1'pheat BOO sPl,ru. local Jfa News e 15 WaMit Morns 30 Sun.et Serenade 7 00 Danc Time 7 VI Nws S 00 Sun Off I Rnrwrv hgnnn i RV NBC. ARC iiirviiiv i.vrnlni. August IS ? peoin.na 4 "O renunine fant et 4 VI al Rri'ie f aera 3 (XI I nele Bill Fhnw 3 in li,m Theater . Hine land 7 30 Medical Hutfre 1' Hnlhwiwi Album 9 00 Place the Face 8 to nif Picture on v.4.ono uxfition Mr. Mra. North 10 to In the MM 10 15 News HednMday. Augutt 1? 3 W Devoticnt 4 ix) renume ranrtra 4 t Koene 3 00 Cm-le RtH Si,nW 3 T Indmtrv nn Parade 3 i Hlhsood Album M IS Steel Hour Argentine Citizens Seized As Internal Tension Grows BUENOS AIRES, Argentina im Government charges that Catho lic nationalists" and opposition politicians had plotted to shoot President Juan- Peron brought Argentina to its greatest state of tension since the June Is revolt Police said more than 50 persons had been arrested. Other sources Indicated as many as 20 might have been jailed. Previous an nouncements of auch plota during the nine years f Peron's regime have signaled widespread round ups of his enemies. This could be. the end of the "pacification" campaign Peron launched after the abortive navy uprising two months ago. It also could mean a new flareup in the feud between the President and the Homan Catholic Church mostly dormant since the revolt and a new crackdown on the opposition parties which have re fused to go along with the pacifi cation campaign unless the gov ernment ends Its restrictive meas ures. Adding to' the unrest were new antigovermnent demonstrations, f-ont of Buenos Aires' Metropolitan Cathedral last night and earlier yestcrdav in the central Argentine city of Cordoba. Police used tear gas and fire hoses to scatter the crowds, arresting about 40 demon strators in th: capital and 15 in Cordoba. There were no signs of special measures to protect the President. The government announcement saia the plotters had planned to shoot him yesterday, from an apartment they had rented on the route along which he usually drove between his office and his, home. The announcement charged that the conspirators' planned also to kill MaJ. Oen. Franklin Lucero. the army minister who quashed the June revolt, and other top offi cials and army .commanders, and to launch a wave of terror by disrupting power lines, t commu nications, radio stations and pub lic utilities. The government charged the "Catholic nationalist" plotters Chamber Leaders Planning Trip In an' effort to interest Investors and contractors In the building of rental units In Klamath Falls, R. Prank Tucker, manager of the local chamber, and Robert Veatch. a chamber director, will travel to Portland Thursday. They will talk to contractors and bank and Investment company executives, and will point out the need for at least 300 rental' units to accommodate personnel of the future Klamath Falls Air Base. ' They will return Sundav. TRAINING FT. BUCKNER, Okinawa rs) Troops and tanks of the ISth Reg imental Combat Team today launched a full-scale training in vasion against Okinawa. The newlv arrived 9th Regiment cf the 3rd Marine Division de fended the Island. were "perfectly organized" & Communlst-Uke cells and had se creted their arms tn a -Catholic aenilnaiy. it said some arms caches were seized. Police refused to reveal the names of those arrested. The public demonstrations in Buenos . Aires and Cordoba pro tested the government's removal of yesterday's Catholic Feast of the Assumption from the list of official holidays. In the capital, some 400 persons collected in the central Plaza de Ma; j, shouting "He must go!" and "Liberty! Liberty!" During the police action against them four shots were fired but. nobody was reported hurl, Several ' persons, including a i policeman, were reported injured i m Cordoba. There an overflow ! crowd at a special mass in Santo Domingo Church ignored police i orders to disperse and stared a ! demonstration. ! HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES SALES and SERVICE At CHARLES YORKELAND MOTOR SHOP 1737 Oregon Ave. Ph. 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