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nt. PAGE TWO (Editor's Note: Tbe radio and . a Inn aiilinni irnim Mil ares are urgrd to correct these program logs daily prior to prefti arttlUlQe. rrequeniiy, u e t w d r a. cbanfes occur too late for public tion. The Herald and News car ries this Information as a puonc rvlr. hut rannnt ha responsible for the accuracy of the logs for tbe reasons stated above.) KFLW CBS AdC 1 KC Tuesday Evening August S3 Jl no Su;tnae CBS 6 3S Monitor Views the Newt ABC 0 30 Today's Sports MiahlUiiU 6 Lowell Thomas. News CBS 7:00 fe ports Roundup CBS DOORS OPEN 6-30 P.M. mm Ilnnfe,.. NOW Frontiersman Adventurer! BURT LANCASTER erituckian CINemaScoP N NEWS I DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. STARTS THURSDAY SIGHTS OF THE j&m, world's' (fsyw PRIMITIVE VjfcM te:-L IN NEW EASTMAN .C0L0R 2nd Big NEW Hit! y Quentin Reynolds' "HALF-WAY TO HELL" Call of Thousands i a I urns mm I jr. -m? - a- LAST DAY! "Mogambo" ... "Beneath SI! CARTOONS 1 03 Tannest Ern CBS 7: Bins L'xosby CBS fc CBS News CBS IS Prevtcw of 'tomorrow B 30 Goulxey Talent bcouts CBS hlM Iturgi Music Box ABC 5T;'J Ho.sc 0:35 Afnoi N Andy CBS 10 00 1 0 PM Edition 10:13 Strange AHC 10110 KlltJcyrle Khlb 11:00 Sign Oft Newt Summary 11:03 fiivn Off Wednesday, August 24 fl 00 Minute News Summitry CU1 America' Favorite Muilc 6 15 Minute News Summary 0 IS America's favorite Music S:0 Minute Newi Summary 6. :il America favorite Musie 11 45 Minute New Summary 6 46 AmriHas f avorite Muile 7 00 Nrs Bklt Edition 7:15 DuKun & Mnt Show 7:30 Frank Gon CBS 7 5 Harry Babbitt CRfl B OO Breakfast Club ABC 0 00 Itiue Skiea 8:13 Ma Perkins CBR y 10 Young Dr. Malont CBS 9 45 Better Living 10 00 Wendy Warren CBS 1015 Ferry Maion CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Magazine Newsstand Theatre 10:55 Whispering Streets ABC' 11:15 Aunt Mary CHS 11 W Helen Trent ABC 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12.00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Fnyleaa Sidewalk Show 12:;t0 Home Party CHS 1 00 Arthur Godfrey CDS 2 :I0 Hank Henrv Sliow :i 00 Strip and Shon 3 03 Miller Matinee 3:13 Time Out 3 :i0 Ted Miilone ARC .1:13 Stop anrj Shop 3:50 lias in Briefb 4:00 Guiding Light CRS 4:15 Second Mm. Burton CBS 4.:t0 Crimi!' T V 5 00 Charles Col ling wood CBS 3:13 Bill Stern AHC 5:30 Ensy Listening 5:45 Frank Com CflS fl:.M Hometown Ncwa 6:00 FBI In Peace and War CBS (1:23 Chev. Ncwa CBS 6:. ') Tori ay 'i Kporti H fit Mights 0:43 Lowell Thomna CHS 7:00 Sports Roundup CHS 7:03 Tennessee Ernie CBS 7:45 Bln Crosbv CHS 8:00 Addren bv Prri. Elaenhower CBS :.( wiiut uo You Think 7 8:45 Guest SUir DOORS OPEN 6:30 HURRY! Ends Soon! NOT AS STRANGER arm (teHAVILLAND , mum MITCHUM , (Mm SINATRA . omiaGRAHAME m eMrkV WOOERICK CRAWFORD chhib BICKFORO OPEN 0:30 P.M. AN AMERICAN COWBOY IW BRAZIL... mad In Troablul FREE CART RIDES FOR THE KIDDIESI Doors Open! TbmoMo& 1 Continuous All Day! FOR LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY! AND IT'S SOME FUN! 25 C ON THE WIDE SCREEN 00 Burns Musie oX ABC B to Mune ft 35 Amoe N Andy CBS 10 00 10 PM EdiUon 10 13 Singing with th SUrs ABC 10 10 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off Nawa Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI MRS A DLB8. Ill KC Tuesday Evening, A u grot li 600 Bob Green Nawa DLBS 613 World of Sport 6 23 Hollywood Highlights 6 30 Local Ncwa 6 45 Sam Hayca DLBS S 53 Harry Wismar DLBS 7 GO Sports Report 710 Timber Tile 713 Eddie Fiaher Coke Time DLBS 7 30 Sgt. Preaton S 00 John Steele MBS .30 Treasury Agent MBS 9 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 5 IS Fulton LewU Jr. MBS 8 30 Jl Jamboree 1100 Sign Off Wednesday, Aurust 24 3 00 Sign On 3 no Sunrise Serenade and Late News 6 to Son of the Pioneers 6 43 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7:18 Breakfait Gang DLBS 7::W Today's Best Buys 7:45 Local News 7:53 Something to Think About 8:00 Morning Melodies 10.00 Newapaper of the Air DLBS 10:15 Tello-Test DLBS 10 30 A Vlll to Weisfitldi 10:35 Quickie Quiz 10:40 A Vint to Don's ' 10:43 A Visit to LaPolntt's 1!:00 Musical Manor 11:30 Queen For A Day 12:00 Tip From The Town Shop 12:13 Noon News 12:30 Beit On Record 12:43 Town and Country Time 100 Came of the Day DLBS ?. 00 Western Roundup 3:30 Matinee Melodies 4 IS Hemingway MBS 4 :h Here's The Amwtr DLBS 4:45 Tello-Test DLBS 3:00 Traffic Jam B:(tO Rob Greene News DLBS 6:15 World of Sports fi:23 Hollywood Highlight 6:30 Local Evening News fi:43 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:35 Harry Winner DLBS 7:00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7:13 Musical Moments 7 .10 St. Preston MBS B 00 Sentenced MBS 8 30 True Detective Mviterles MBS 8 (W Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 6 30 JI Jamboree 11:00 Slim Off KCNO AUnrai, 171 KC AUsras, Callfernla Wednesday, Aurust 24 6:30 Sign on & Top o' the Mornlns 7:30 World News 7:45 Top o the Mornlni 8 25 Under the Capitol Dome 8:30 Top o' the Morning 0:00 World News 9:03 Swap Shop 9:13 Women's News Clubs 9:30 Morning Melodies 10:00 Louis R. Mann 10:05 Music of the Masters 11:00 Ncwa 11:03 Morning Melodies 12:00 Thought for the Day 12:03 Sports News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 Noon News 12:30 Firm Forum 12 40 Personality Tims 1:00 Sports 1:03 Lake County News 1:10 World News 1:15 Best on Records 1:23 All Time Hits 1:30 Matinee Melodtee 3:00 Listener's Choice 3:00 Newt 3:05 Listener's Choice 4:13 Mountain Lily Willy 4:30 News 4:43 Mood Musie 5:30 Music on the Upbeat 6:00 Sports, Local t World News 6:15 Wayne Morris 6:30 Sunoet Serenade 7:00 Dance Tun 7:33 News 8:00 Sign Off KBFS TV Chaaari I CBS. NBC, ABO Tuesday Evening, August 23 3 SO Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogu Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 3:30 Western Theater ' 6:30 Disneyland 7:30 Medtcal History 7:33 Hollywood Album 8 00 Place the Fac 6 30 Big Pictur fl 00 5H4.0O0 Question fl 30 Mr. eV Mrs. North 10:00 In the Mood 10:13 News Wednesday, August 24 8:30 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue 3:00 Uncle Bill Show 3:30 Industry on Parade 3:43 Hollywood Album 0:00 Front Row Centr 7:i0 Ho oolong Cassldy 7:30 Our Heritage fl oo Man Behind the Badge 8:30 Good Host ' 0:00 Watch Your Countv Grow P:l3 General Sporla Time 0:30 Science Fiction to oo Weather 10 05 The Big Fight 11 OS News 11:10 Sign Off South 'Patriot" Group Formed RALEIOH, N. C. An oriul- iznUon lor maintaining "Uie purity nnd culture of the white rice and of AnKlo-Saxon Institutions" wns couriered by Secretary of Bute man ture yesterday. Known as ' Patriota of North Carolina, Inc.," the orfraniRauon'a cnaner listed 360 Incorporators, many of them prominent to the state's political and economic life. Greensboro was listed as the principal office for the nonstock, nonprofit corporation. C. L. dhupin Sr., oreensboro at torney, and Robert D. Porter, also 1 Greensboro, filed the charter, John W. Clark, of Oreensboro, textile Industrialist who. as a mem ber of the Consolidated University i nl Mnrtl, P..nli,.. rw ' u. Kuuii vniuniin duhiu ui iiui tees has been a leader In the ef fort to bar the doors of the unlver slty to Ncmoes, led the list of in corporators. The 12 Mile Reef 2l45 '.M. QLQU HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH "DENNIS THE MENACE" ' Did ya wbck m Flood Relief Funds Voted BOSTON IjB Without a dissent ing vote, the Massachusetts Legis lature early today adopted two bond Issue measures calling for 55 million dollars lor Hood rehabili tation work. One la for 30 million dollars for restoration of water and sewage Indian Envoy Incident Told HOUSTON. Tex. I Because a restaurant supervisor thought they were Negroes, India's ambassador to the United States and his secre tary were asked to leave the public dining room of a swank eating place yesterday. Mra. Mary Alley, the supervisor, was reported by a witness to have said she asked the pair to take service in a small private dining room. "The law's the law," she was quoted as saying. ' If they had refused to move, the witness quoted Mrs. Alley as add ing. "I would have had to have Ihem moved." The witness. Houston Public Re lations Counsel Frank Oibler, said he was told by Mrs. Alley that she "thought they were Negroes." Texas law forbids serving Ne groes and white people in the same room. Houston's contract with the federal government, how ever, bana discrimination at the International Airport, where the incident occurred in the Horizon House Restaurant. . ' The Houston Post said today that at least six witnesses told of hear ing Mrs. Alley ask'the ambassador. Oaganvihari Lallubhal Mehta, and his secretary B. A. Rajagopalan to leave the dining room. The ambassador and his secre tary looked at each other, smiled and. without protest, followed Mrs. Alley Into a smaller dining room back of the cashier's cage. The two Indians were en route to Mexico City from Washington and had a 3i-hour layover here be tween planes. They were gone be fore Houston newsmen could reach I them. I Mrs. Alley could not be reached ; for comment last night. TARIS-l.OOK j 7' 12i Thrill your little gill with the very latest fashions Paris-inspired of coursel Sew two charming ver sions of this pretty dre.s longer waisted. whlrlkirted newest for falll Perfect fashion for part v. time, school-time in aav p!a;d 'n' plain cotton. Pattern I57: Children's sues 8. 4. 6. I. Sue 6 requires 14 yards 3S-lnch; , yard contract. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lt--l.v msllihg Send to Marian Msrtin. ore oi Herald and News, Psttern Dept.. J West Uth St.. New York ll, N.Y. Print plainly mine, address with lone, sire and style number. 9157 W ' ' 1 FALLS, OREGON skate? systems and other public proper ties, excluding roads and bridges. The other Is for 25 million dol lars for the repair of state high ways and bridges, as well as city and town roads, bridges and streets. Total flood damage In central and western Massachusetts is esti mated unofficially at more than a billion dollars. . ; Gov. Christian Herter signed both bills into law before day break today. He waited In his office while the Legislature acted after he delivered a special six minute flood message. Herter, is Republican, was pre vented from appearing before the Legislature for an hour while Dem oorats sought a 76-mllllon-dollar bond Issue for flood work. That measure was defeated. Herter told the lawmakers ihat last Friday's flood caused more damage than two hurricanes In 1954. Meanwhile, salvage workers con tinued to bring the stricken com munities toward recovery. Top priority was given to the health and well-being of the flood victims. An additional 50 staff men were moved into New England by the Food and Drug Administration In Washington to help local health authorities fight disease that might follow the consumption of tainted foods and drugs. By overcoming deposits in combustion chambers. TCP halts pre-firing-puts the full power of high octane to work In an engine's combustion chamber, shown here in cross section, engine deposits capture power that high octane gasoline should be giving you. 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Koreans KUMHWA. Korea Ll Lt. Ouy H Bumpaa, an Air Force flier shot down by Communist gunners a week ago, walked unaided across a small bridge near the Korean truce line today free after a week in Red hands. A bandage covered his right eye and the right side of his forehead. Tbe Communist! also delivered the body of Bumpas' observer passenger. Army Capt. Charles W. Brown, West Louisville, Ky. The shooting down of the plane Aug. 17 touched off an angry ex change. The Communists said the light trainer was spying. The United Nations Command charged "trigger-happy" gunners fired on it when it was lost. Bumpas wouldn't talk to news men. The flier and Brown's body were taken by helicopter to an Army hospital near Inchon, west of Seoul, The Communists had announced that Bumpas, -of Jackson, Miss., suffered a fractured skull in the crash. He was examined shortly after being freed' but there was no an nouncement of his condition. The release alt was the center of a small bridge straddling the armistice . line, midway between Red and Allied lines In the 2'j-mile-wide neutral zone. The Reds have Insisted Bumpis admitted he flew 10 miles into North Korea before the unarmed plane was shot down. Red China's Peiping radio said today that Bumpas had told North Korean officials: ' I landed about 10 miles south of where I was first fired on.'f His plane crashed In Red terrl. tory Just north of the northern boundary of the demilitarized zone. Mai. Qen. Harlan C. Parks, senior Allied delegate to the joint Military Armistice Commission, told the Communists that ground observation proved that the Reds opened fire while Bumpas' plane was atlll pouth of the center line of the demilitarized zone. DROWNING BOSTON l A 12-year-old boy who refused to join his friends on a raft he considered unsafe drowned yesterday when he slipped from a bank into Fort Point Chan nel. Everett D. 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