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SERVICE CLUB CALENDAR
WINEMA HOTEL
Sunday
Oriton Hotel Association, all
morning, Camas Room.
Oreat Northern Ry.; Western
Fruit Express, i p.m., Camas
Room.
Monday
Estate Planning Board, 7 a.m..
Crater Room.
Weyerhaeuser Timber, noon, Cra
ter Room.
United Fund, noon, Empire
Room,
Herald and News, noon, Camas
Room.
Owlhoots, :30 p.m., Camas
Room. i
Tuesday
Payless Drug, 7:30 a.m., Em
pire Room.
Exchange Club, noon, Empire
Room.
Quota Club, noon, Camas Room.
United Fund, noon, Spanish
Room.
Beta Sigma Phi, 7 p.m., famas
Room. . . .
Wednesday . .
Estate Planning Board, 7 a.m.!
Crater Room.
Chamber of Commerce, noon,
Empire Room.
CBMC, noon, Crater Room,.
Toketee Lions, 6:39 p.m., Em
pire Room.
Thursday
Boroptlmlsts, noon. Camas Room.
Venture Club, 1:30 p.m., Empire
Room.
Friday.'
Estate Planning Board. 7 p.m.,
Crater Room.
Omega Epstlon Rao, S:30 p.m.
Camas Room., ; j "
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78's and 45's
10" & 12" LP's
Jazz
Pop
Classics - Sacred
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WILLARD HOTEL
Monday
Merchants Credit, noon, Spruce
Room.
Tuesday
Toaslmastcrs, 0:30 a.m., Spruce
Room.
Lions, noon. Pine Grove Room.
Merchants Credit annual dinner,
0:30 p.m., Pine Grove Room.
Wednesday
Realty Board, noon, Spruce
Room.
Daughters of the Nile, 1 p.m.
Pine Grove Room.
Shrine Club, 7:30 p.m., Pine
Grove Room.
Thursday
Kiwanls, noon, Pine Grove Room.
Friday
Rotary Club, noon, Pine Grove
Room.
Democratic Party dinner,
p.m., Pine Grove Room.
6:30
November 0
Shrine Breakfast, 0:30 a.m
Grove Room.
, Pine
Employers Get
Report Warning
ALTURAS Monday, October
31. Is the deadline for filing Call
(ornla unemployment insurance
wage reports and contribution re-
turns covering the third cslendnr
quarter of 1055, Harry W. Stewart
director of the Slate Department
of Employment; today reminded
employers.
Penalty and interest will be add
ed to the amount of contributions
ilf the report is tiled after October
31, ha added. Employers may ob
tain assistance In preparing their
returns at the nearest audit dis
Irlct office of the department,
which, in this area Is located at
Redding.
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Friday fcvenlnt;, Oct. 28
B OO Today'f Sporti Hthlighls
6:15 Lowll Thomaa CBi
:U0 A mot 'N' Andy Muiic Kill CBS
:33 Newt CBS
7.00 2Ut Precinct CBS
7::so Guilt Star
T:35 KUHS VI Reno
7 5,5 KUHS va GranU Pan
10:00 10 PM Edition
lt):15 Johnny Dollar CBS
10::t0 Tim for Relaxation
11:00 Sifn Oil Nw Summary
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Saturday, Oct. 29
re Mlnuta Nawa sumniarr
f:01 America's favoritt Mualf
:1 Minute Nawa Summary
1 America's ravorita Mualt
$:M Mlnuta News Sunvnarv
a 31 America's Favorite Mum
:4a Minuta Nawa Summary
4 America' Favorite Musi
7:00 Newa Bkfst Edition
7: 15 Dugan alait Snow
7:30 Frank Uoia CBS
7:45 County Agent .
7:35 News ABC
1:00 No School Today ABC
9:30 fJunsmoke CBS
0:3.1 Tremendous Trifles CBS
10:00 News CBS
lu:03 Slorymaiter CBS '
10:15 Robert Q. Lawla CBS
11:00 Newa ABC
11:05 Football Roundup CBS
11:30 Football Scoreboard CBS
11:33 Football Roundup CBS
12:00 Noon Edition Nawa
12:13 Football Roundup CBS
I2:.'f0 Football Scoreboard CBS
12::i5 Football Roundup CBS
1:00 Newa CBS '
1:03 Football Roundup CBS
1:13 Oregon va Idaho ABC
4:00 Newa CBS
4:05 Man Bltea Record CBS
4:30 Baitn Briefs
4:43 Forward March
5 00 News CBS
5:03 News it Analyst.
3:13 U.N. on the Record CBS
3:::0 Eaiy Listening
5:43 Frank Gota CBS
5:33 Hometown Newa
6:00 Today's Sports Highlights .
H:I3 K U H S- News Nuggets
6::to This Week in Washington AB
l: Worr'a of Life
7:no Bedtime Stories
7::t0 OTI vs So. Oregon
0:iiO It's Time
fl:.13 Dancing Party ABC
10:00 10 PM Edition ' '
10:13 Tima for Relaxation ' '
11:00 Sign Off Nawa Summary
11:05 Klin Off
KFJI MBS DLBI. U&l KC
Friday Evening, Oct. 28
6:00 Bob Greene DLBS
6:15 World of Sports
6:25 Hollywood Highlights
6:30 Local Evening Newa
6:45 Sam Hayea DLBS
6:35 Harry Wlsmer DLBS
7:00 Sports Report
7:10 Timber Tales
7:15 P S. Program
7:.10 Bob and Ray DLBS
8:00 KUHS - Grants Pass Football
10:30 JI Jamboree
11:00 HI School Hi-Jinx
11:30 Sign Off
Utah Fights
Polygamy
SALT LAKE CITY M-SUle and
local iHW officials say Utah's lat
est drive against polygamy Is
Ikeiv to be a lengthy, dlfiicult
chore despite a start made this
week with charges filed against
four men.
Iff: difficult Retting; the. evi
dence against these people." said
mate Aiiy. uen. e. r. canister
Jr., "because for the most pari
none of them practice polygamy
openly. And a lot of them have
wives In different housea In differ
ent sections of the city or of the
.state, for that matter.
Callister commented as 6ai
Lake County oil ice rs continued to
look fur two men already named
In complaints accusing them of
"unlawful cohabitation." Two oth
pis named in similar complaints
have been arraigned and released
on bond.
Are others to be charged with
polygamy? Not Immediately, off!
cinls indicated. Salt Lake County
Atty. Fiank E. Moss says his of-
:ice is looking into "six or eight"
possible cases.
An investigator who declined to
be identified hnd this to sav on the
difficulty of pinning down evidence
oi puiygimy:
"Some of the men." he said
keeo moving back and forth to
diffcrtnt home. That's one of
their habits. Another one is, of
course, ihcy don't allow their chil
dren to talk to strangers or asso
ciate with other children in the
neighborhood. They're kind of set
apart even at school." -
The unidentified Investigator
mys it's his guess tha; there are
'about 20,000 men, women and
children in Utah" involved in the
multiple marriages.
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'Saturday. Oct. 29
6 00 Sunrise Serenade and first News
6:30 Sons of the Ploneexi
6:45 bunris Serenade
7:00 News DLBS
7:13 Break fal Gang DLBS
7:30 Todays Beat Buys
7:45 Local Morning Newt ,
8 00 Best on Record
8:13 Morning Melodies
8:30 farm News
8:45 Social Security
8:30 Used Car Mart
fi:00 Beit en Record
6:13 Tips from Town Shop
8:30 4-H Club
6:37 Firefighters
8:45 Basin Bouqurt
10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
1013 Storyteller
10:30 Strictly Dixit DLBS
10.35 News DLBS
11:00 Morning Mclodii
11:30 Phono rami Time DLBS
11:33 Les Paul and Mary Ford DLBS
12:00 Record Merry Go Round DLBS
12:15 Local News
12: CO Record Merry Co Round DLBS
1:43 Washington vi OSC Football
4:43 Todaya Top Tune DLBS
5 00 Marine Corp Melody Time
5:.T0 Tommy Ofln
6:00 How it Happened
6:13 Local Evening News
6:25 Hollywood Highlights
6:20 Shell Request Music Hour
7.00 Y-Day In Hollywood MBS
7:30 OTI . So. Oregon Football
10:00 Jack's jamboree
11:00 Sign Off .
Sunday, Oct. 30 '
7-30 Oral Roberfi
8:00 Klamath Temple Hour
B Back to uoa ulbs
6:00 Radio Bible Class DI.BS
8 30 Youth Soldiers for Christ
9:45 Frank and Ernest DLBS
10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10:13 Christian Science Heals DLBS
10:30 Lutheran Hour
11:00 Haven of Rest DLBS
11:30 Latin-American Rhythms
12:00 Join the Navy
12:15 Bit) Cunningham DLBS
12:30 Jimmie Fidler
12:43 Basin Bouauet
1:00 Comic Weekly Man
1:30 Sunday Favorites
6:00 Walter Wlnchell MBS
6:15 Local Evenlnv News '
6:25 Hollywood Hlghliehti
6:30 Rln Tin Tin DLBS
7:n Wild Bill Hickok DLPS
7:30 Hopalong Cassldy DLBS
8:00 CountersDy DLBS
8:30 City Editor DLBS
P:00 Newspaper of thi Air DLBS
0:13 Rob Cftnuldine DLBS
9:30 Tomorrow's Front Page Headlines
0:43 Chamher of commerce
10:00 Hawaii Calls ,
10;30 Sln Off
KBF.STV Channel S
CBS. NBC. ABC
Friday Evening, Oct. 28
3:50 Devotions
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Arts & Craft
8:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party
5:30 Wild Bill Hickok ,
fi no Cavalcade of Snorts
6:43 Frank Leahy's Football Forecast
7:00 Papnv Coleman
7:15 Heath's Medical History
7:25 Industry on Parade
7:45 Talent Time
8:00 Life of Riley
8:30 General Sportstlme
8:45 Rep Harris Ellsworth
9:00 Water'rrnt
9:0 Pal Cluh Fights
0:45 Stop and Go on a Bike
10:00 The Line- Vp
10:30 Weather
10:3.1 Premiere Theatre
11:35 News
11:40 Sign 0?f
Saturday, Oct. 29
10:00 NCAA Football ,- Iowa vi Mich.
4:30 Soldier Parade
8:00 Grand Ole Onry
6:00 Faith for Today
6:30 Melody Wranglers '
7:00 People are Funny j.
7:30 Oztle & Harriet
6:30 Ford Star Jubilee
8:00 The Great Glldersleeve
6:30 The Honeymooners
9:00 Eddie Cantor
6:30 It's Always Jan
10:00 Geo. Gobel
10 JO wrestling
11:30 News and Sign Off
Dewey Sees
New Crisis
NEW YORK Wl Thomas E,
Dewey, recently returned from 8
world tour, says the West might
be facing .another 'crisis in its re
lationship with the Communist
bloc.
The former New York governor
and twice a Republican presiden
tial candidate (old a dinner au
dience last nlRht:
"Tlie relaxation of tensions enr
ries more subtle and more diffi
cult challenges than we have ever
faced before. The Soviet leaders
believe that they can make greater
progress in advancing the cause
of communism by giving the world
breathing spell from direct
threats of actual aggression."
Dewey praised the military
strength of the United States, say
ing. "It Is almost impossible to
realize the change that has oc
curred in our position in just the
past three years."
"They are no longer in peril of
being whipped by a third-rate
power In Korea or even by the
military might of Communist
China thrown into balance," he
declared.
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TO-MORROW
DOORS OPEN 12:30
NEVER HAS A WOMAN LOVED
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THE, MeCONNELL STORY, itarring June Allyson end Alan
Ladd, portrays the true-life story of Ameriea'i first triple
jet ace-Captain Joseph MeConnell Jr.,vU.S. Air Force. The
film shows many fine actual combat shots taken during the
Korean War. It is currently being shown et the Esquire Theater.
Photo by Bill Milne
More Rain In Northwest
Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fair and pleasant weather con
tinued In most of the eastern third
of the nation today out It was
cooler and wet in sections of the
mldcontinent and the Northwest.
The cooler air moved east and
south over the plains states and
was accompanied by light showers.
Thunderstorms hit the Southern
Plains, while rain spread over
most of Oregon and Washington
and parts of Idaho.
Snow flurries fell In the northern
Rockies.
Winds up to 45 m.p.li. were re
ported in sections of the plains as
temperatures dropped Into the 30s
or low 40s as far south as the
Texas Panhandle.
Waxmsr . weather was reported
from Texas and the lower Missis-
Truman Appeals
To All Services
OLATHE, Kan. W Former
President Hirry S. Truman says
all three branches of this country's
military services are equally vital
and must cooperate to keep the
nation strong.
Speaking at a Navy Day dinner
last night at the Olathc Naval Air
Station, Truman said:
' The reason we were able to
meet the situation in Korea was
because we controlled the seas of
the world. We must maintain that
control, not because we want con
quest but because we want the
people of the world to have the
freedom we do.
Legion Auxiliary
Schedules Meet
MALIN The American Legion
Auxiliary will meet In the Park
Hall Wednesday. November 2, at
8 p.m. with Mrs. Gertrude Mc
Douga! of Lakeview, district No.
4 president, as guest speaker. Haz
el Kalina, president, announces.
At this meeting cookies are to
be packed for men in tho armed
forces and members are reminded
to bring cookies. Membership dues
should be turned In to Mrs. Lorene
Bauer.
Coming events' include Veterans
Day breakfast on November 11,
and bazaar and food sale on No
vember 19.
DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M.
LAST 2
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fipp! Valley to the ureal Lakes
region with readings this mornuig
the 50s and 60s. mere -wasn
much cnange u!ongthe Eastern
Seaboard with temperatures rang
ing from the 30s In the North to
the Ids in Florida.
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Sabre-Jets...
the true love-slory
of Captain
Joe McConnell
theTiger in the Sky'
who became j
America's first- J
Triple Jet Ace ' '' ' m
and a M
starry-eyed '.
girl named , gm
'Butch';.. J
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Ladd Allyson
THE McWOmJEUmTORY
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' s!""t JAMES WHITMORE
BED APPLE CORES
TSOKUTA, Japan Kenzo
Maeda; 74
pies with
bas harvested 50 ap
the deep-down blush,
red to the core. The crop oi one
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Big "Y" Market S710So.6th
Suburban Drug Co. 395o so. 6h
Superior Troy Laundry & Cleaners
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JUNE
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1955
hybrid tree climaxed years) ot ex.
pertinent. He said his orchard
within a few years weuld produce
in market quantities. Maed pre.
dieted "great popular demand" for
the new variety.
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Adventure! of Capt. Africa Ne. 1
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