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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1955)
1 TUESDAY, APGCTr Sf, lPSS PAGE TWO HERALD ANTn NEWS, XLAMATH FALLS, OREGON (Editor'! Note: The radio and television ilaliont nerving Milt area aro urged to correct these program Injrs daily prior to press deadline. Frequently, network changes occur too late tor public tion. The Herald and News car ries this Iniormation as a public service but cannot be reponlble for the accuracy of the logs for the reasoni aUted above. KFLW CBS AJtC. H5I KO Tuesday Evening, August 30 It 00 SuiDen a CBS V 23 Late News ABC S.jo Today's hporii UtlhllfhU b 43 Lowell Thomas, to 1 an Snorls Roundup CBt , , V05 'lnne'.ee. Ernie CBS 7.45 Eing Croiby CBS f 00 CliS New CBS .S Preview of Tomorrow B :i0 Gocfrey Talenl ScouH LBS BOO Buifis Music Box ABC 9 35 Amoi 'N Andy CBS 10 on io pm tamon 10:1ft Strange ABC Ki:;i0 Time (or Relaxation 11 00 Sign OH Newi bummary 11:05 sun Off Wednesday, August 31 fl 00 Mtnutt Newi Summary eul America's favunia Muiic 6,15 Minute Newi Summary A 10 America'! Favorite Music e 30 Minule Newi Summary U 31 America's KavdrKe Muiic 6:43 Mmule News Summary C 18 America' Favorite Music 7 00 Newi Bkfst Edition 7 13 Dugan At Mest Show 7 30 Frank Cm CBS 7 45 Harry Babbitt LBS B OO Breakfast Club ABC (t.OO Blui SKIM 8 15 Ma Perkmi CBS 0 :i0 Young Dr. Malont CBS fi:43 Better Living Hi.00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Perry Maton CBS 10-30 Nora Drake CBS 10.43 Magailna Newsstand Theatrs 10 .13 Vhpering fiireeU ABC 11:13 Aunt Mary CBS 11:30 Helen lit-it AliC 11:43 Our Cal Sunday CBS 12.00 Noon Edttion Newi 12:15 Pavlesa Sidewalk Show 12:30 House Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2-30 Hank Henrv Show .1C0 Slop and Shop . 3 03 Miller's Maltnca 3.13 Tim Out 3:30 Ted Mnlone ABC 3 43 Stop and Shop 3:30 Batin Briefs 4:00 Guiding Light CBS 4:13 Serond Mrs. Burton CBS 4:30 Swapft.Nsthua fiaca CBS 4:43 Charlies TV 6:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS S:!3 Bill Ufm ABC S-30 r.MBV Listening 8:45 Frank Gnu CBS 0:33 Hometown News 6 00 ml In Peace and War CBS ft 23 Chev. News CBS 0 30 Today's Sports Highlights , 6.43 Lowell Thntna CBS 7 no Serenade In Blue 7:15 Hurrirane Jackson vt Ezxard Charles ABC 7:45 Ring Crosby CBS fl ilfl News CBS It 30 What Do You Think R:45 Guest Star 0:00 Burgia Muiio Box ABC DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. ruaiT0Trn LAST TIME TODAY!1 . FRANK SINATRA -A KATHRYN GRAYSON ' V GENE KELLY i we Proudly I ROBERT MITCHUM I liVS I BARBARA HALE I Washington JHl "WEST OF THE PECOS 1 S "M 1 I ,.T Wk hniinni Rill wm ffPL1 of bamboo rl a Mm ji K'fiMmiM UtUi K i' m ALEXIS SMITH cou iy-kcumcoioq. ?b$tflC&t f, ln. . , rAI; D'ANA LYNN " I Hie Sleeping Tiger hlslf nina foCii I TO GREATNESS In Motion Picture ENTERTAINMENT! By Brinqinq to Klomath Foil'; Theatre Goers One I the Pacific Northweit'i LARGEST PICTURE Pretentation'; Fo, Your ENJOYMENT! Radio Jjoq 9 30 MufC 0:33 Amot 'N' Andy CBS 1U:W) 10 PM Edition 10.1:, Singing with i w Start ABC 10:30 Time for relaxation 11:00 Sign Off Newt JSummajy UiW Sign Off KFJ1 MBS A OI.BM. 1150 KC Tuesday Evening, Aucust 30 0 00 Boo Greene News DLBS 1 l3 World of Sports 63 Hollywood Highlights b.M Local News : Sum Hayes DLBS B M Hurry Witmer DLBS 7.00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7 15 Eddie Fisher Coke Timt DLBS 7.30 Sgi. Preston U 01 John Steele MBS CM Treasury Agent MBS fi l(t(iebr:el Header MBS 0:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS fl -to Jl Jamboree 11 00 Sun Off Wednesday, August 31 5 00 Sign On hunriae Serenade and IjU Newi 0 :t0 Sons of the Poneera C 43 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hcmincway MBS 7 13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7M0 Today s Be I Buys 7:43 Local News 7 rift Something to Think About ft. 00 Morning Mclodiet Hi 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 1015 Tello-Teit DLBfi I CM A Vifil to We ii fie Ids 10 33 Quickie Quiz 10.40 A VIMt to Don's 10 43 A Vint to LaPointe'a 110 Musical Manor 11:30 Queen Tor A Day 'i ins Fr'in The Town Shop 12:13 Noon News 12:30 B-it On P.rcord 12:43 Town and Country Time 100 firms of the Day DLBS r,0 Western Roundup 3::o Mitine MeJnril'-i 4 13 Hemingway MBS 4',0 Here's The Anwer DLBS 4 45 Tello-Test DLBS 5.0) Vraffir Jam ro Rrb Green- News DLBS 6:13 World of Sports ti?3 Hollywood Highllihti B:.'!0 Local Evening Newi 6 45 Pam llnvei DLBS 0 55 Harrv Whmer DLBS 7 00 Sports Report 7:10 T.m' er T.1m 713 Musical Moment 7:30 Srt. Preston MBS ft 00 Sentenrcd MBS 8 30 True DMectivw Mvleries MBS 0 00 Gabriel Healter MRS 0:15 Fulton L"wii Jr. MBS 0 "n Jl Jamboree 11.00 St-n Off KCNO Alturas. 570 KC Alturas, California Wednesday, August 31 (l 3(1 Sin on A Tup o' the Morning 7 30 World News 7:43 Top o' the Morning P 13 Under the Capitol Dome 8 .3 lop o' the Morning 0 00 World Newi HC.1 Swap Shop S:I3 Women's News 4c Clubs 0:30 Momma Melodies 10:00 Loutt R. Mann Itm flurlc of tht Mailers . 11. CO Newi 11:03 Morning Melodies 12 CO Thought for the Day I2;03 SporU News 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 Noon News 12:30 Farm Forum 12:40 Personality Time, l.oo sport 1:05 Lake County News 1:10 World Ntws 1:13 Beit on Records 1:23 All Tlmt Hits DOORS OPEN 8:30 P.M. 1 NI1W CI AVIRIKI i kn i inu, i 1 III The story Plir'ifrwS mm ounr NEW GIANT SCREEN! Prc.cnr Th. SUSPENSE Plui 1 30 Matinee MelMiea 2 00 Listener's Choua a. 00 News . 3:03 Listener's Choir 4:15 Mountain Lily Willy 4 :;o News 4 45 Mood Musle 3 .10 Muiic on the t'pheat too Sporm, Local 4t Wurld News CIS Wajna Morris 6 30 Burnet Serenade 7.00 Dance Tune 7 35 Ntws fl.OO Sign Off KBFS-TV Channel S LBS, NBC. ABC Tuesday Evening, August 30 5 50 Devotions 4. i A) f-'erniniiie Fancies 4 30 Val nogue Camera 3-00 I'nrle Bill Show 5 ,'!0 WMicm Theater fi ;.0 Dune.vland 7 30 Medical ItUtory 7 33 Hollywood Alhum S OD Place the lata b M Big Picture 0 0 . f.L.O'-O fiiestlnn 9 30 Mr it Mn North 10 00 In the Mood 10:15 News Wednesday, August 31 3 W Devotions 4 00 Feminine Fancies 4 30 Val HoHiie 3 HO I'nrl- Hill Show fi .'JX Andy's Gang 0.00 V S. Steel Hour 7 r.1 l-o-"'' ii- c- i.ay 7 30 Seattle USA. fl O) Man Behind the Badge 1: 30 Conrad Nojiel Theater 8.00 Walrh Ynur Countv Grow t: l J3 General Snorti Timt t 30 Science Fictiun lO.Of) Weathrr 10:f,3 The Big Flsht 11:05 Nrin 11.10 Sign Off FSoods Affect 49,441 Families NEW YORK W-Thc latest count by Ihf American Red Cros .show.s lha.t 49.441 lamllics suffered losses In the Northeast floods of nearly two weeks ago. The agency fig ured its relief costs will go over 10 million dollars. The revised fipTiies were Issued yesterday. Previously the Red Crass had counted 35, CGI familicr. suffering tosses and set its aid at eifrht million. So far. a spec nil flood relief drive by the Red Cross has brought in over five million dol lars collected by chapters across the nation. The Red Crons said 13.109 fam ilies have Indicated they will ap ply to it for rehabilitation aid Tnc organization figured this, would tHke up 80 cents of every Red Cross dollar fpent In the disaster area. : The Red Cross report also said 143 dciiths directly caused by the flood have been confirmed by civil authorities. Of 5,009 persons In jured, 252 required hospitalization The state-by-state breakdown of families who sullcred flood losses: Connecticut, 31, 193: Pennsylvaiv in. 8.211; . Mnssnchuselts, 5,109: New Jersey, 2. 200; Rhode Island, l,3tii; New York, 1,360. A total of 1,314 homes were de stroyed, 4,905 seriously damaRed and 15,251 damaged to a smaller degree. VolKht'g slve firppii Stnnipn, gel your si'linol lupplics curly. 1 Posrt Opi 6:30 NOW! im ins OF SCREAMING PROPORTIONS! Selected Short Color Cartoon "DENNIS THE MENACE" ' WW OOH'T VJB SELL OUR JOUSe MOSTAV UBRB h;i:ucag FASHION Uso a 100-lb. feedbag or k gay remuant but be sure to make this K.P. expert. 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Tex., Fire Department, had Informed the Council the union planned a court challenge to the citv ordinance The Council resolution yesterday was a reply 01 sons- to Hostlck. ir ' 79252 V r sizes ltXv v V Vu ft t A A " fVV V ' t. Open 6:30 p.m. Show Start! At Dusk! Blast Area About Back To Normal WHITING, Ind. iPi Nearly a!) the 1.700 persons evacuated from the area near the Standard Oil Co. (Indiana! refinery fire Satur day have returned to their homes. All but a few of the dwellings in the 60-block area have been pronounced safe and the National Guardsmen no longer patrol the streets. Firemen still are pouring tons of water onto the twisted steel as the charred wreckage continues to smoulder. The fire is contained in a 10-acre area of the 1,660-acre storage and manufacturing plant. Standard has estimated damage to the plant at more than 10 mil lion dollars and loss In crude oil and products at some 42 million gallons. At Indianapolis last night, Leon ard Blaylock, FBI special agent, said he was asked a meeting with Standard officials to study causes of the explosion that set off the fire. Two persons died and 46 were injured. OPEN 10 to 5 Monday thru Saturday i Dncvts yoor crop loon needs mw . , . with a helpful, friendly First .Nitieiil Uii win. NLRB Bars Vote Of All Employes WASHINGTON The National Labor Relations Board today voted 3-1 to prohibit an employer from insisting a union win prior approval from both union and nonunion em ployes before calling a strike. An NLRB majority held the Wooster, Ohio, division of Borg Warner Corp. failed to bargain in good faith by demanding contract clauses requiring an approving secret vote among all its workers before the CIO United Auto Work ers could call a strike or seek contract changes. The ruling is contrary to a 1953 decision of the U.8. Court of Ap peals at Chicago. That court held Frances Longford, Jon Hall Split Up 8TUART, Fla. I! The 17-year marriage of actress Frances Lang ford and actor Jon Hall has ended in divorce. The decree was granted last Tuesday. An attorney said the di vorce was ''amicable" and the property was divided ln an agree ment signed Friday. They were married in June. 1938. and there were no children. (Vodka in orange juice) It leaves you ygjojjj titjrttrfn. t name VODKA 80pr6or.Midefrom100grainneuual,piritl Sic PierreSmirnoffFl(.lnc..Hartfofd.CDna. I i i 8 m HARVEST The First National Harvest Loan is the quick, easy way to solve your money problems at harvest time. Check these advantages all yours at First National: . QUICK Your branch acts on your application immediately! FLEXIBLE Draw funds as you need them save on interest! r- EASY Your loan handled here by people who understand local crop production needs! LOW-COST You are sure when you use bank credit with many direct savings possible under the First National Crop Loan Plan. C2t ErD CiSTT rxomoriai datjk employes could properly seek lucb clauses in labor contracts. In the Borg-Warner case (he ma jority held that an employer's ef fort to have bargaining decisions made by all employes amounted to undermining the union's position by dealing directly with workers. In f strong dessent, outgoing Chairman Ouy Farmer,, whose term has Just concluded, accused the majority of trying to determine what was good and bad ln collec tive bargaining demands when this would be better left to unions and management. Philip Ray Rodgers, an Eisen hower appointee who has been des ignated as the NLRB's acting chairman, teamed on the majority f F U L l i&gk 3)o L'' 1 . Bkfafla.a'' I -mmm Gi LOANS Morrill side with NLRB members Aba Murdock and Jvat Peterson, both appointees pt former President Truman. Boyd Leedon, a recent Elsenhower a p p o 1 ntee, Jemed Farmer's dissent,, . :' PEYTON - NEW 3 Bedroom SPACEMAKER $10,995 Om T.nltbl Till I m rrn.r Winlln4 W.tkkiri, Pk.B. UM, IMS. 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