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oo t Zimmer Show ABC
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10 00 10 PM Edition News
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7:30 Frank Gobi CBS
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0,00 Breakfast Club ABC
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913 Better Living
B : Helen Trent CBS
S:4S Our Gal Sunday CBS
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10:43 Guiding Light CBS
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UM0 Nora Drake, CBS
11:43 Aunt Mary CBS
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. 8:30 Easy Listening
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7 30 Official Detective
8:00 Coon-Neubrgr Debit
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7.43 Local Morning News
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8 30 World Series Talk
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11 33 World Sariea Talk
11 50 Visit to Welsfteldi
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12:30 Best On Record
12 45 Town at Country Time
I 00 Western Roundup
1:30 Matinee Melodies
3 25 Five Star Newscait
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4 00 Tello Test
4:13 Hemingway
4 :" Here's the Answer
4 43 Sam Hayei
5:00 Sport! Report
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5:13 Traffic Jam
8:00 Bob Greene
H I World of Sporti
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8::t0 Local Evening News
fl:45 Sam Havet
8:33 Harry Wlsmer
7:00 KIJHS vs Boise football Game
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7:43 Top o the Morning
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B 30 Top o' the Morning
9:00 World New!
9:03 Swap Shop .
9:15 Women's News Jit Clubs
9 :t0 Morning Melodlea
10:00 Newi
10:03 Music of the Master!
11:00 News
11:05 Morning Melodies '
12:00 Thought for the Day
12:03 Sports
12:10 Modoc County Newi
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12:30 Farm Forum
12:40 Personality Time .
1:00 Sport!
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1:25 All Time lilts
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2:00 Listener's Choice
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4:30 Newi
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5:00 Mood Mtjfcic
5:30 Music on the Upbeat
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3:00 Uncle Bill Show
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7 00 Sherlock Holmes
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8:00 Groucho
8 30 Guy Lombard o
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9-30 Ford Theatre
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11.00 News
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5:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party '
5 30 Wild Bill Hlckok
6 00 Cavalcade of Sporti
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7:00 Pappy Coleman
7:13 Heath's Medical History
7:30 Industry on Farad
7:43 Talent Tim
8 00 Life of Riley
8:30 General Sporutime
8 43 National farm Oddities
9 00 Waterfront
9:30 Conrad Nagel Theater
10:00 The Lin Up
10:30 Weether
10:33 Best Theatre
11 35 News
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Bonn Leaders
Hear Report
BONN. Germany chancellor
Konrad Adenauer reported to his
taoinet today on his discussions
in Luxembourg with French Pre
mier dgar Faure.
The 10-year-old Chancellor and
Faure took a cautious step toward
saving the project to "European
Ire" the rich Saar territory by
pledging that it must continue to
enjoy lull political freedom if It
agrees to become a European ter.
ritory.
The 900.000 Ocrman - speaking
oaarianacrs vole on "Europeanl
ratlon" In a plebiscite Oct. 23.
There had been speculation that
Adenauer and Faure would Issue
a joint appeal to the Saarlanders
to approve the Europeanization
statute. Adenauer once before is
sued a similar appeal but it did
not budge the pro-German parties
in the Saar from their fierce
campaign to kill off Europeani
zation. Apparently Faure and French
Foreign Minister Antolne Pinay
favored a new appeal signed by the
leaders of the two governments.
Reports from Luxembourg said
Adenauer declined to sign. The
result was the statement that the
Saar Europeanization plan forms
a part of a French-German under
standing and pro - European
policies.
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Merrill Cubs Hold Meeting
MERRILL The first fall pack
meeting of the Merrill Cub Scouts
Pack 7 was held Thursday eve
ning, September 29, in the Recre
ation Hall, preceded by potluck
dinner at 6:30 p.m.
The cubs enjoyed boxing during
the entertainment hour, super
vised by Morris Shelton.
A very impressive ceremony
was carried out in the initiation
of new candidates for Bobcats.
As the Cub Scoutmaster, Randall
Pope lighted each candle he ex
plained the signifance to the Cub
Scout promise and the law of
the pack. Boys Initiated were:
School Meets
To Be Held
DUNSMUIR About 100 educat
ors are expected in Dunsmulr for
the weekend of October 8-9 to at
tend the annual conference of the
Calilornia Association of Second
ary School Administrators, region
two. Th : cessions will be under
the direction of Loren Wann, su
perintendent of Paradise Unified
School District, and regional direc
tor of the association.
"The Administrator and His
Public Relations" will be the
theme of the meeting. Deans of
girls and school nurses will also
attend the conierence.
Registration will be t the Ho
tel Dunsmulr on Saturday alter
noon with conference meeting's
scheduled Saturday afternoon and
Sunday morning. There will be
n banquet at the Masonic Tem
ple on Saturday evening and :
sightseeine tour on Sunday after.
noon. Orrin Hoffman, principal of
Mount Shasta High School has an
ranged for a tour of Mount Shasta
Pine and Lumber Company, the
state lish hatchery and the Mount
Shasta City Park.
Milk Cost Cut
In Dunsmuir
DUNSMUIR A reduction In the
price of milk cards has been made
possible at the Dunsmulr Elemen
tary School through the efiorts of,
me etaic jjairy industry Advisory
Board. The school has notified
parents that the new price is five
cents per half pint of milk, a
reduction of one cent over the
previous price. Milk cards good
for 20' :j pints of milk are now
being sold for SI.
A milk dispensing machine has
ben Installed in the auditorium
building to make milk available
to Junior high students. The dis
penser keeps the milk refrigerat
ed until readv for use and the fact
that it Is coin operated is expect
ed to relieve teachers of the uouer
grades of bookkeeping duties.
Dunsmuir Check
Case Continued
DUNSMUIR Harold A. Weir,
SO. of Kinyon, was being held
Tuesday in the Dunsmulr Jail
pending Investigation of suspi
cion of complicity in a bad check
case. His companion, John Earl
McCulley. 55. also of Kinyon. was
being held In the Mount Shasta
Jail on the charge of issuing a bad
check.
Both had been found guilty of
defrauding an innkeeper In Duns
muir Judicial court on Monday on
the basis of a complaint signed
bv Alex Kalugcrovlch, manager ol
Ine Traveler's Hotel. They were
fined $10 each on this charge.
Faure Fires Four
Guallist Members
PARIS Angered by their out
spoken opposition to his North
Alrlcan policy. French Premier
F.dgar Faure fired four followers
of oen. Charles de Gualle from
his Cabinet today.
A fifth minister from the Ouallist
Social Republican party. Public
Works Minister Edward Cornlgllon
Mollnler. remained in the Cabinet.
Oen. Pierre Koenlg. the defense
minister, led the dissidents Faure
kicked out.
SHIP FIRF
SINOAPORt if Th .6J0-ton
I Norwegian fielghter Trota niad.
port here lodav with a fir m he'
No. 4 hold. Tugs met he "and
flremon Immediately began flood
ing the coora-pac'jtfd hold with
i carbon dioxide. The ftre had been
raging for 4 hours.
stik M an' get
Larry Kurtz, Rocky Liskey. Jim
mie Icenbice, Marlin Barnes, Eric
Haskins and Charles Cahan. Don
West, who is assistant Cub Scout
master presented each of the new
Cub Scouts a bobcat pin. a mem
bership enrd and a neckerchief.
The neckerchiefs are given each
boy when he is Initiated, by the
sponsoring organizaion which Is
the Veterans of Foreign Wars in
Merrill.
The following awards were pre
sented: Billy Geraghty, three sli
ver arrows; Lin Long, two silver
arrows; Billy Poe, one gold arrow
and one silver arrow; David Shel
ton, three silver arrows; Michael
Kelly, Wolf Badge, and one gold
arrow; and Richard Stolt, Jerry
Thomas, George Milne, Jim Moore,
Dale and Dave Hill each one
silver arrow. Transfers, both from
Klamath Falls, were Jim Reed and
Dale Kurtz.
Den mothers for the year are:
Mrs. Murel Long. Mrs. Jim Klrby,
Mrs. Harry Orem, Mrs. BUI Hill,
Mrs. Louis Hill, Mrs. Odie Kelly
and Mrs. Carrie Mattson.
The Cub Scouts will have a float
In the Klamath Basin Potato Fes
tival parade.
Cub Scout pack meetings are
held the last Thursday of each
month with potluck dinner at 6:30
p.m. In the recreation hall. Chuck
Perry and Harry Orem will have
the entertainment for Cubs next
month.
Judge Issues
Speed Warning
DUNSMUIR A warning to
speeders was issued by Judge A.
A. Smith of the Dunsmuir Judi
cial Court advising the speed
zones in North Dunsmulr would
be more rigidly patrolled and
speeders more heavily penalized.
Too many motorists are using
the new freeway as a speedway,
Judse Smith said, despite clearly
marked zones of 35 and 25 miles
per hour. Pedestrians are complain
ing they cannot cross the hlshway
salely within the town itself be
cause motorists fail to slow down
while approaching the densely pop
ulated area.
Judge Smith says he hopes rigid
enforcement will avoid a serious
accident.
Harvest Festival
Plans Announced
DUNSMUIR Plans for a "Har
vest Festival" were made by the
Merchant's Association of the.
Dunsmuir Chamber of Commerce
meeting on Monday night at the
Hotel Dunsmulr. Pennants In fall
colors will he used by the par
ticipating merchants In decorating
their stores and street decorations
will also be used.
Mrs. Marie Glover, Charles Cle
ments and Vic Petrovics were
named to serve on a promotion
committee Inr this event which
will be held October 10th through
ath.
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Congress Sets
Navy Hearing
WASHINOTON UP A House Gov
ernment Operations subcommittee
has set Oct. 24 for the opening of
a hearing to "establish responsi
bilities" for the purchase of Jet
fighters which the Navy found un
derpowered for carrier service.
Chairman Holifield iD-Callfi, an
nouncing the hearings yesterday,
told Secretary of the Navy Thomas
'the best interests of the Navy
and the public would be served"
by laying out the -"relevant facts."
Thomas has blamed the difficulties
with the F3H1 Demons on "Inade
quate" procurement procedures in
effect under the previous .admin
istration. The Senate Preparedness sub
committee announced sometime
ago it was sending Investigators
to the St. Louis plant of the Mc
Donnell Aircraft Co., which pro
duced the fighters.
The Navy said tests shoved the
first 60 Demons produced did not
have enough engine power for their
weight. Several crashed, others
were refitted with new engines and
some were assigned to land bases.
Senate Opens
Red Hearings
CHICAGO (UP) A Senate sub
committee today opened hearings
on Communist propaganda, includ
ing sexy "girlie ' magazines, wnicn
is flowing into the united State:
Irom behind the Iron Curtain.
Subcommittee investigators said
Chicago Is apparently one ol the
chief distribution points for the
propaganda, which has found Us
way into colleges universities and
public libraries.
The hearings were to be con
ducted by Sen, William E. Jenner
(R-Ind) and witnesses were to
include customs and post office
experts and officials of five foreign
language newspapers m Chicago.
The newspaper officials were
called to determine whether any
foreign language publications here
are parroting the Communist line,
subcommittee investigators said.
Frank W. Schroeder, the subcom
mittee's chief investigator, said
batches of glossy publications de
picting "the milk and honey' land
of the Soviets" would be placed
before the hearing.
Many of these publications place
strong emphasis on sex and
shaDely, scantily dressed girls, he
said.
Others, Schroeder said, are de
voted to farming, sports, science,
Russian life, and Russian indus
tries. Previous hearings in New Or
leans, New York, and Washington
"have shown that millions of
pieces of Communist propaganda j
are being distributed throughout;
the United States and that Chicago
, is one of the main distribution
points," Schroeder said.
Federal, law requires that such
Communist propaganda be labelled
as such, Schroeder said. But he
said the propaganda turned up by
investigators so Jar Dears no sucn
label.
The purpose of the hearings is
to determine whether the Foreign
Registration Act of 1950 should be
revised or amended to deal with
such propaganda. Schroeder said.
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NEW YORK A pet shop fird
last night killed lour orang-utans,
four chimpanzees and four gorillas
valued at a total of S39,ooo.
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er his horse bolted at the end of
a gentlemen's amateur horse race
and carried him twice around the
track:
' I couldn t stop the ruaay uung.
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr.
on a project ot ine university ui
Chicago Law School in which a
concealed microphone was placed
in a Jury room as part 01 a juijr
study: , .
We- In the Department of Jus
tice are unequivocally opposed to
anv recording or eavesdropping on
.1. Maioui-aiinn, nt a itirv under
me whuh-w-
any conditions regardless of the
purpose "
t K Kouzuilia. Russian housing
ollicial. inspecting a model ranch
house at a lJU-unll nousing yiujcti
in BoMon:
"Is it built on a conveyor oen?
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troit panhandler, after being jailed
Wednesday for approaching a po
lice officer for the price of a meal:
"I hope I am not too laie ior
lunch "
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.-. Dr.siH0.it Walter P. Reuther
on the rioting at the strike bound
Perfect Circle Corp. plant at New
Castle, Iud.;
Ths full moral responsibility for
the unfortunate violence must rest
squarely on the shoulders of man.
agement."
William D. Brewn, 32, confessed
Asbury Park, N.J., forger, when
asked by a Judge why he continued
to pa bad checks after once being
jailed for it:
"Well ludge, when you have a
tiger by the tail you can't let go.
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