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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 (Radio (Edltor't Note. The radio ml television lUlion servinf Ihii res are urged to correct these procram log dally prior to preu deadline. Frrquenlly, network c haiites occur too late for public nn Th Herald and News car ries this Imormation as ft puone service but cannot be responsible for the accuracy of the logs for the reasons stated auove.j KFLW CBS & ABC, 1450 KC Thursday Evening, bept. 1 B 00 Becora iJer&y 6 24 Ll News ABC in Today u SporU H rhlighU 6:45 Lowrll Thomas CUS 7:00 SporW Roundup CHS I 03 Tennessee fcrnw tB 7:45 Binf Crosby 8 00 News CBS ft 13 Church l Work fi::i0 Terrible Ri" CBS BMThii I EHeve LBS fi.OO Burgis Muic Do ABU P::W) Miw.c :3S Amoi N Andy CDS 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:18 Strange 0:30 Time lor BrlaxsUon II oo Sinn Of I New Summary 11:06 Sign Off Friday. Sept. 00 Minute New Su mm fcOl America'! favortic Muile 15 Minuts Newt Summary 6 1H America's favorite Music 6,30 Minute New Summary 6.:tl America' fivci.e ..luie f, 45 MinuCe News Summary fi 4fl Amcries Favorite Mul . 1 00 Nfwi - BkUt Fditim 7:15 DiiKan and Mft Show 7 30 Frank tiros CBS 7 45 Harry Babbitt CPS II 00 Breakfit Club ABC p oo Blue Skies S IS Ma Perkins CBS 9 :t0 Vounf Dr. Malons CBS 0:45 Better Living 10.00 Wendy Warren r BS 30:15 Parry Hifon CB 30:30 Nora Cruke CBS 10:45 Stoo A Shop 10:35 Whispering Street ABC fl:l!t Aunl Mary CHS 11:30 Hr-leh Trent CBS 1 1:43 Our Cal Sunday CBS 1 11:00 Nonn Edition News 2:15 Pay less Sidewalk Show 12:30 Housr Party CBS . , 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Hank Henry Show 3 00 Stop and Shnn 3:05 Milter's Matinee S 13 Time Out ,1:30 Ted Malone ABC .1 43 Slop and Shop fl-.vi Basin Brief 4 00 Gufrhng Light CBS 415 Second Mr. Burton CBS 4::i0 Charlie's T.V. 5 (W Kdward R. Murrow CBS (1:13 Bill Slern ABC 0-30 Y.uhV LlatrninR :4A Frank Gail CBS 0 33 Hometown New i 1 00 Godfrey Digest CBS fi 23 Newt CBS 30 Todav'i SporU lllffhlfghta A 43 Lowell Thnma. CBS 7 00 Snorts Roundup CRS 7:05 Tennece Ernie CBS 7:45 Blfig Crosby Show CDS fl OO News CBS B:I5 Nationul Guard Program ft:30 Red Benson's Hideaway ABC :33 New ABC 8:00 BuiRie Music Box ABC 0:30 Music 0:33 Anion 'N' Andy CBS !0:0O 10 PM Edition 0:15 Strange ABC 0:30 Time for Relaxation 1:00 Sign Off Newa Summary 3109 Sign Off OPEN 6:30 P M. BIGGER I. v- ON THE I GIANT SCREEN! t,. ' IHtTHt KUIvnlrl IHt BIG TOP WITH HILARITY! with JOANNE DRU ZSA ZSA GABOR Shorts - Cartoons FREE CART RIDES FOR THE KIDDIES. 4 ope - . m 7737 mm- i . .. . . , TUSTtMI't im ctog KFJI MBS DI BS. 1151 KC .Thursday Kvenlng. 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X 5 on Sign On 3 00 Sunrise Serenade and Lata Nsws 6 30 Son of the Pioneer 6.45 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Today Bet Buv 7 43 Local Morning New 7 rS Something To Think About ft 00 Morning Melodie 10 IA Newspaper of the Air DLBS Hi IS Tello-Tel DLBS iff 30 a vuit to Weiifield 10:33 Quickie Quiz tll.40 A Viiit To Don 10:43 A Vilt To La Potntes 11 00 Musical Manor It 30 Queen For A Day 12 00 Tips from The Town Shop. 12:15 Noon New 2:A Beit On Record 12:45 Town it Couniry Time (,0 Game of the Day DLBS 3.00 Western Roundup 3 :!0 Matinee Melodies 4 00 Tello-Teit DLBS 4.13 Hemingway MBS 4 .it Me-e' Hi Ar 4:!t0 Tello-Test DLBS 4:41 Sum Have DLBS 3:00 Traffic Jam 3 ;:o Sgt. Preston H O i I on Greene New DLBS fi 15 World of Snort it 23 Hollywood Highlight 6 30 Local Kvenlng News 6 43 Sam Hayes DLBS (i -.w llarrv Wl-mer DLBS 7:00 Sport Report 7:10 Timber Tal'-a 7:15 Pro Football 9:00 Gabriel Healter MBS 9:13 Pro Foothall P::i0 JI Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off RC.NO Allura. 170 KG Friday, Sept. Z 0 30 Sign on Top o' the Morning 7:30 World New 7:45 Top o' the Morning :25 tfnder the Capitol Dome :30 Top o" the Morning 0:00 World New H.05 Swap Shop 0:15 Women New & Club 0:30 Morning Melodies 10:00 New 10:03 Muio of the Mast t 11:00 Newa 11:03 Morning Melodie 12:00 Thought for the Day 12:03 Sports 12:10 Modoc County News 12:13 Noon New 12:30 Farm Forum 12:40 Personality Tim 1:00 Spoi U 1:03 Lake County News 1:10 World News 1:15 Best on Records 1:23 All Time Hit 1:30 Matinee Melodie 2:00 Listener's Choice 3:00 New .1:03 Listener's Choice 4:13 Mountain Lily Willy 4:30 News 4:43 National Guard Tape 5:00 Mood Music 5:30 Musk on the ITpheat 00 SporU. Local St World News 0:15 Rep. Sam Coon 6:30 Sunset Serenade 7:00 Dance Time 7:33 News 8:00 Stun Off KBFK TV Channel S CBS, NBC, ABC Thursday Evening, Sept. 1 9:30 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies , 4:30 Robert O. Lewis 4 43 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5 ::0 Thl Is the Lite B OO Ore-Ctl Panorama 7:00 Grnucho Marx 7:1(0 Outdoor Rhow 7:43 naseball Hall of Tame 6.00 Guy LomhardO tt.;i0 Ford Theater on All Star Theater 0:30 Waterfront 1(1:00 Favorite Story 10:30 Damon Runyan Theater 11:00 News 11:03 Sign Off Friday, Sept. 2 .1:30 Devotions 4 00 Feminine Fanrles 4 30 Val Rogue Camera 6:00 Aunt Polly's rilrlhday Parly ft: :i0 Wild Bill Hicknk fl;00 Cavalcade of Sports i:;s0 Hollywood Album 7:00 Pappy Coleman Show 7:15 Alasksn Big Game 7:43 Talent Time 0:00 Life of Riley 11:30 4-Star Playhouse 0:0.1 Under Current 0:30 Lucky SDorlstime 10 00 Weather 10.03 Best Theater 11:05 News 11:10 Sign Off 4-H Judging Team Picked LAKEVIEW These 4-11 mem ber.s, Joy Kcir. first: Room Lamb fpcoikI; Bhiuon Dnn;;an. Ihird. ami Wciuiy Aim Warner, lourth and . ternutc, scored the hhhest nunv ber ol points in the three 4-U live' slr.ck jikIkIhb tours. They will compose the Lake County 4-H lurluiiiif trum which will ko to the Pnrllic International at Portlnud In October, announces Lee Hansen. county extension aitcnt. The three summer judging tour were sponsored by the 20-40 Farm era under the chairmanship ol Kouert weir Jr. and Tom Craw ford. Two lours were made In Cloose Lake Valley and the final one w.is made lust weekend at the Modoc County Pair at Cedarvllle. The tennt's expenses for the Pa cini Internntiomil trip are paid by the Lake County 4-H Leaders' As sociation from funds earned at iheir annual food booth at the Lake County Kair. THIS SATURDAY ALL NIGHT!! IARAINI tri7KtlHSl .'li;ral.r? 'DENNIS THE MENAGE" That pie you set on the window sill ivas for us, wasn't it, aw?' Southern Officials Probe Death Of Young Negro Boy GREENWOOD. Miss. (UP ocal authorities today planned anlthe NAACP Lcial Redress Com all-out murder prosecution in ine Uidnap-killing of a Chicago Negro bov who purportedly insulted a white woman at a rural store. Sheriff ocorse Smith of Leflore County said storekeeper Roy Bry ant and his hall-brother, .!. w. Milan, definitely would Be cnargep with murdering 15-year-old Em- mett Till, a victim ol poo. Bryant and Milan, both white. w ' i m iiiiv uui.,'"f e - claimed they released him harmed. The boy's nude body, snoi In the head and weighted witn iza pounds of metal, was found in a News ol the discover ol the body brought an Immediate angry lo( nc.e reaction Horn the Notional Asso-J Bi.ynnt an(, Milan elation , lor the Advancement ol, gs dlnlui, nb,i0,in,, Tiu Il0m Colored People and denunciation tho home Moscs Wrini, an un. ol the State ol Mississippi. .,.. vlsitlne. after Mrs. In New York, Roy Wllkins. NAACP executive secretary, said! the slaying was a "lynching." In Teachers To Be Honored ' WEED Teachers of the Weed Elementary School and the Weed High School will be honored with a reception luesuay nigni Septem ber 13. to be held In the St. Mi chaels Hall. The public Is Invited to attend. Plans are being ar ranged by the Weed PTA and the Mothers Club of the Weed High School. The reception will immediately follow the first fall meeting of the Weed PTA which will be presided over by the Rev. George Telle, president, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Tills will be the fourth annual September teachers' reception. Previously the occasion was com bined wlih the PTA October Fa thers Night meeting. Mrs. Bruce Ewer, PTA program chairman and general chairman for the nffair, will be assisted by Mrs. Harry Koch of the Mothers Club and Mrs. Sam Ganim. hos pitality chairman tor the PTA. Yreka PTA Plans Panel Meeting WEED Mrs. M. D. McMiUinn. tnte teachers cttucutkm chairman (or the Cttlifoinift Congress ot Fur ents and Teachers, will be KUtt speaker ruid moderntor for pun I discussions at the 25th district PTA merlins at Yreka ou September 7 The meetinc will be held m the MethodLst church starting at 11 a.m. Mrs. E. V. Andfi'Kon, district president, will preside at the meet ing which is open to all interested persons. Luncheon will be served at the church at noon. Reservations arc to be made with Mrs. Carl Fran son of Yreka. Come tQilu 'omn-irTii-TTTTi'iitri'.-iil ffWnW1IT7TJrW, Aetionf Thrills! 'KIT CARSON' Jon Hall Lynn Barl ICliieaso, Hcnrv Huff, chairman of mlttcc, protested to sta'e and led- eral authorities. Mrs. Mamie Bradley,' Till's moth' er, said in Chicago that she would "fight to the end to see that justice is done," and added, "the state of Mississippi will have to pay for this. The sheriff said he had suspect ed foul play as soon as he "o " m- linn rhainpc -flirt nuMilt-ori nnh' In un-ilfi'd the body before prosecuting them for murder, Young Till's body, the head pierced by a gunshot and bathed in by a heavy instrument, wes i ,,.,,,,,' .' ,. ,h Bl.y(uU sal() Tili w(13 tile one who insultod her. But thev claimed they afterward released Till when Mrs. Brynnt later said he was not "the cue." Till, or someone, was said to have directed a "wolf whistle" at Mrs. Bryant during a visit of sev eral Ncsro boys to the stove and upon leaving said "coodbyc in a manner th.u Bryant and Milan considered insulting. The Life and Loves MM I DOOKS OPEN 6:30 . WB m ADVENTURE'S GREATEST ROGUE ...who hid his secret behind a mask of revenge! 1 TOnY CURTIS COSIEEN MIIUR 1 llttmtsf GENE BARRY DAN O'liERLIHY ANGELA LANSBUSY j TWO ALONE 1 INTO THE UNKNOWNl QiOl tltSIl -...! USST FOR THE E.QST mv llt4 Kfe Id tr-ot i'l titrilctt t DANA end GINGER IAMB iV, CARTOON - Kl5 'f Improved Security System Predicted By Two Senators ..... . ,, fn.ipiw nf land relorm srjeeia WASHINGTON W Both Sen ators Olin . Johnston (D-SC) and Carlson (H-Kani said today they expect improvements In the Elsen hower administration's employe security program to grow out of their Senate subcommittee Investi gation. Johnston Is the chairman and Carlson the lone Republican mem ber ol a Senate Civil Service sub committee conducting the inquiry. The senators late yesterday tin lshcd three days ol public hearings on a series of disputed firings ol DIVORCE Sl IT SANTA MONICA. Calif. I Mrs. Florence Ann Torme charges singer Mel Torme with cruelty in a suit lor divorce. Each is TJ Thev were married In Chicago Feb. 11, 1919, and have two children, rilONE SERVICE TAIPEI, Formosa I Radio, telephone service between Nation alist China and Uruguay will be Inaugurated Thursday. The govern- ment said calls would be routed through the United States. DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. TONiOHT IS PELICAN SURPRISE NIGHT! "LAST 2 DAYS! POWERFUL STORY OF THE WIST! dm FORD llttHI STANWYCK Hwitd ROBINSON Marlon BRANDO) it "Sinticir m is CARTOON - NFW3 of Kvjr sk t St SMl Vlil: t. IS- P!lf! Mi A Or" m government employes as security risks witnesses aiso recommendations tor revising the program set up by President Ei senhower's order In 1953. r.risnn said. "I think the se curity program can be improved and we can mane sumo i . mendatlons that will be worth while." Johnston slid In a separate in-, terview testimony' showed that the security program has been admin-1 Istered "in a slipshod lashion." I He also said the program "needs a general overhaul to protect the rights ol individuals and also to see the government Is kept tree ol any Communists or subver sives." One ol Ihe most Irequent com plaints belore the committee was that tederal workers have been ousted as "security risks" without a lair chance to clear themselves. Among other tnlngs, witnesses recommended that accused em ployes be allowed to lace their ac cusers, that security officers be required to make their charges more specllic. that hearing boards 34 T be required to give the reasons lor their decisions, and that the se curity program be restricted to those Jobs where government se crets are involved. Johnston said the subcommittee will resume hearings in about three weeks, to take up then the TREAT YOURSELF "!"""'" AND YOUR , . I liss i KLtMATM 'ALUS. OIK ORK90M Ben B. Lee, Mgr. Phone 6496 ODAYI Hero's that funny fouled-up ship... Here's that ."make-life- gruesome" Captain... Here's that "give 'em liberty or give 'em aspirin" Doc... Here's that chief pettin' officer Pulver... jcutd hate jla iked WAFtNERC'OLOR CINEMASCOPE Stereophonic Soono HENRY JAMES WLUAM JACK- FONDA- CAGNEY- POWELL-LEMMON Ate BETSY PALMER WARD BOND PHU CAREY DOORS OPEN 6:30 case ot land relorm specialist Wolf Ladejinsky and others. Ladejinsky was tired by the Agriculture Department last De cember as a security risk and hired in January, with lull security clearance, by the Foreign Opera tions Administration. JUMBO Frog Legs $135 FOR ONLY For Orderi To Go
