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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ITERALD AND NKys, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956 ; itn NOTE: The Hrt ane Nawa ta oat raaaaatlbl far lasl minuit caaniea 1 Ifca ra4l and TV tcbtdults. Tbr ar bllabad mrly at a public sarvks ad art fnrnlht4 B7 lb a varlaut Uaaa iatalvatt.l KFLW-C&S ABO, 1451 KG Wednesday Evenlnc. Feb, tZ 00 Today'! Sporta HiftiltfhU 4 is I .n well Thumu CHS C .10 A mot 'N' Ana Mutte Hll CBS M New tus 1 00 Music 7.03 Blue Ribbon BouU ABC B:At Newt Cub 5 OS Curt MtHfy Show CBS B 30 What Do You Think 8 Buig Cro.hy CBS 9 00 Sound Mirror ABC 30 Presidential Heporl CBS U Ntwamakera CBS 9 .13 This I Believe CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:T Time fnr Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off Newa Summary 1103 Sun Off Thursday, Feb. 23 f 00 Mlnutt Newt Summary 4 01 America'! Favorite Mutio :19 Minute Ntwi Summary C 10 America' favorite Muilc 30 Minute Newt Summary .11 America Favorltt Mutle 43 Minute Newt Summary 6 M America' Favorite Music 9.00 Newt Breakfast Edition 7:13 Dufan and Meat Show - 7 30 Frank Goat CBS 1' Harrv Habh'tt CP 1:00 Breakfail Club ABC 9.(K) Music For You 9 13 Better Living Helen Trent CBS 9:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10. 00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:13 Mi Perkins CHS 10:30 Yount- Dr. Malrnr CBS 10:43 Guiding Light CHS 11:00 Marian from Miller 11:10 Mutlo 31:13 Aunt Mary CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:43 Aunt Jennie CHS 1100 Noon Edition Newt 12:15 Payieti Sidewalk Show 12:30 House Party CBS 100 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 ) Hank Henry Show 3 00 Ruth Athlon CBS ' 3:10 S'od 'N' Shun 3:15 Eay Liatrning 3 43 Ted M alone Af'.C 4 00 Whispering Strctta ABC 4 13 Btfcin Uriel, A:M Today' Tup Tune 500 Edward B. Murrow CBI 3 15 Weather Roundup 5 :w Tom Uarmen CHS 8 45 Frank Goat CBS 3'i.l Hometown New 6 00 Todav't Sportt High lights 6 15 Lowell Thomaa CBS 5 .'tO A mo 'N' Andy Muilc Hall CBS 6 33 Newt CBS 7.1,0 2HI Precinct CBS 7 JiO Newt CHS 7 :15 Jack Carv-n Show CBS fl f-0 Newt CHS ft 05 Curt Muster CBS a ;) Rrterved for You a 45 Bing Crotliy CHS 9 00 Sound Ml. ror ABC P M) FBI in Peace and War CBS ' 10 00.10 PM Edition 10 13 Johnny Dollar CBS 10 HO Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off New Summary 11 -03 Sign Off KFJI MBS it DLBS, 1150 KG Wednesday Evening, Feb. 22 fl-00 Pnb Grec D'.RS (115 Warren Bunysn Sportt Report II 23 HolJj wood Mighlfgntt H : First Federal Newt 6 43 Sm Have DLBS . . 6 35 Harry Wis.uer DLBJ 7 00 (Jang B ml era OLbS 7:; Public Prosecutor DLBS R 00 Weird Circle B :t0 Bob and Ray 8-iM l Paul and Marv Ford DLBS BOOGahriei lleatter DLBS. 0 13 Fulton Lewis Jr. :m Boli . Inrh Show 1) 43 Lea Paul and Mary Ford DLBS ii. -wi ijod men biiow 10 00 Edward P Morgan Newt ABC HM!J Bob Inch Show 11:00 Five Minute Final DLBS 11.03 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 23 9 Fer'y News 6:03 Sunrise Serenade with Lucat 0-30 Sons of the Pioneer DOORS OPEN :SO P.M. TODAY! TVI0 TOP-NOTCH HITS iZW Uwkb AIL NEwioT! ccon LejhWiu.wBatiiir, i ii 1 1 1 a ; a iSfllin i .IHIif... I LAST JIME TODAY! ..PPORSOPEN 6:30 P.M.I cut b, TECHNICOLOR wul-KMl TOMORROW! V" JL " ' ILL m v'ffip ondlov.d 1 1 VyHfti? i.aroi & PALANCE I niiaii win 45 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7 15 Break fajt Gang DLBS 7 : Today Beat Uuf 7:43 Bunyan News COO Cliff Engle DLBS B 13 Morning Melodiet With Lutat 0 45 Iger't Morning New 9 .00 Morning Melodiet with Lucaa 9:13 Newt DLBS 9 20 Morning Melodiet with Lucas 9:45 Baain Bouquet 10:0O Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:13 Tello Tt DLBS 10:30 Visit to LaPowtes 10.43 Quickie Quiz 11:00 Tune Tett DLBS 11 23 Sam Haye Newt DLBS 11:30 Queen for a Day DLBS VI U0 Mutual Reports The Newt M 12:05 Record Merry Go Round DLBS 12 13 Bun an Noon Newt 12:30 Bent on Record 12:45 MU'i Town and Country Time 1:U0 Camat'on Milk Tune 113 Join The Navy 1:30 Standard School Hour DLBS 2:00 Glen Fox Show 2:tS Wayne Loerke Show 3 00 Bob Greene News DLBS 3 03 Wayne Ioerke Show 3 30 Behind the Story DLBS 3:43 Tello Test DLBS 4:00 Duclple Series 4 13 Hemingway DLBS 4 to Here the Answer DLBS 4 45 Sam Hayet DLBS 3 00 Bunyan t Timber Talet 5.03 Johnnie Traffic Jam 5:?3 Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 3 :i0 Jolinnie'a Traffic Jam 5 43 Bill Brundlge Sportt DLBS 3 IS Newt DLBS 0 IK Bob Grcenv DLBS 0:13 Warren Bunyan Sportt Report e.2.1) Hojijwoofi Higniignu 0 30 First Federal Newt 6 43 Snm Hayet DLBS 0 33 Harry Wimer DLBS 7:00 Official Detective JJLBS 7.;w Crime Fighter DLBS 8 00 Playhouse of Favorites 8 t0 Hob and Rav DLBS 1135 Lea Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 9 00 Gabriel Hentter DLBS 6:13 Fulton Lewn Jr. DLBS 9.30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher DLBS 9:43 Bob Inch Show 10.00 Edward P Morgan News ABC 10: n Bob inch show i 1'.:00 Five Minute Finals DLBS I 11:05 Sign Off KBES TV Cbinnri C BS. NBC. ABC Wednesday Evening;, Feb. 2Z 11:30 Devotions 12:00 Matinee 1:00 Garden Home & Farm 1:13 Secret Storm l::n Afternoon Theater 2 43 A Visit From Your Veterinarian 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3::to Me.iford City Schools pgm. 4:00 TBA 4:30 Uncle Bill 3:i0 Pinky Le 5:30 And' Gang (j.00 Tax Time 0:13 New 6:25 Weather 6:30 Hopalong Ctsilrlv 7:00 20th Century Fox Hour 8 00 Disneyland 9:00 Follow that Man fl::io Science Fiction 10:00 Talea From The Texat Ranger 10:.'i0 Befit Theater 11:43 The Clue 13.00 Newt and Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 23 11:50 Devotions 12:00 Matinee 1:00 Medford City Police 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater s 2:13 Val Rogue 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:: Western Theater 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:00 Pinky Lee 5:30 Rln Tin Tin 6:00 Ore-Cal Panorama K:I3 Newt & Weather 6:30 Ore Cal Panorama 7.00 Sherlock Holnv 7:30 Star and the Story 6:00 G roue ho 6:30 Left Kick It Around 8:43 Talent Time 9:00 AD Star Matinee .:! Ford Theater 10 00 I Led 3 Livet 10:30 Mr. X 11 on Best Theater 12;00 Newt and Sinn Off KCNO A(ura California, 570 Kilo, rycles 1000 Wilts Program log; for the month of February. (Monday lltrnurh Friday) Inclusive 7:00 Sign On 7:01 Top OThe Morning 7:23 tinder The Caplldl Dome 7:30 Newa 7:45 Top O' The Morning 7:33 Plymouth Star Time 6:00 Newt 8:03 Top OThe Morning '6:30 Top O' The Morning 9:00 Newa ' 3.0." Switp Shop 9:13 Come And Get It 9:30 MornliiK Melodies 9:35 Morning Medodiet cModoc Coun pll PTA 13 min. Latt Mont day of Monlhi i 9:43 Morhlne MelPHiea fVnnr Ulth 1 Outlook 15 min. Wednesday! onlyi 10:(K) Newa 10:07. Listener! Choice iWentern) 10.30 Listeners Choice iWettem U:oo News 11:05 Morning Melodiet 11:30 Morning Melodiet i inmiini j-or ina uay "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'I'LL BET IT IVA6 THAT SA1ELLY OC PIPBl' Large Share Of Damaged Jackson County Timber Sold Kefauver Ends Campaign Tour MINNEAPOLIS I Seu. Kefau ver (D-Tenni ended a four-day Minnesota campaign last night with a call for removal of what h termed trie "union busting provisions of the Taft Hartley law." He drew applause from an audi ence of about 400 at the Minne apolis Labor Temple when he said: "The Elsenhower administra tion promised to eliminate certain features of the labor act but the first thing they did was to bring a bill out of a Senate committee with three .or four more strike busting provisions." He said also that the Eisenhow er administration had failed to "keep faith with the people" on the labor law changes as well as on the farm program and foreign policy. With respect to Secretary of State Dulles, Kefauver said he was "walking around on the brink of war while the people want Supporters announced he would make a .four of Minnesota iron ranges March 15-16. peace, going up, down and aide- ways In his foreign policy, every-1 where but forward." j If elected president,, he said, he would see to It that "labor has the right to bargain collectively, I organize and he treated on an even basis with industry and agri culture." . -v i The Tennessee senator isL com peting with Adlal Stevenson for Democratic delegates' m the March' 20 presidential primary, i Rent a Spinet Piano Kent tnsy be applied far rea sonable time teYrel purchase. Larg est plane stock in tbia part ( tha Weak Many leading makes. LOUIS R. MAUN PIANO CO. 139 Ne, lib KibwibI Organ Chard Organ 12:00 New 12:03 Lake Countv Newa 12:10 Modoc County Newa 12:13 Noon News 12:30 Farm Forum xxxxx 13:M nest On Record! 1:00 New I 1:03 AIiikIc For Dreaming i...u mic ror urcaming Choice (Popular Choice (Popular) (Western! (Western l 8 on News 2:113 Lutenera 2:30 Listeners ,i mi rvews 3.03 Listener! Choic 3:30 Lint mart ChoiC 4 00 News 4:03 Sunset Serenade 4.;t0 Sunset Serenade 3 00 Dtavle Land Jart 513 News, World. Local. Sport 3 30 Organ Melodiet 3:;i3 Western Messenger 5 13 Sign Off Mon . Wed , FrL Morning Melo dies. Tuea. and Thura. Haven Of Rest Mon. Social Security. Tuet. Al turas PTA--1S min. 3rd Wed. . of Mo. Cedarvllle PTA Lr.ii!. K. Mann 5 min. Ued. only Tues. and Thura. Bett On Bee. ordt WHAT WOULD Y(U DO IF YOU WERE IN THIS MAN'S PLACE? M-G-M's DRAMATIC block-buster; p)"yawi.iiM..v7 "TBtv "t,je RANSOM.!' r, h GLENN FORD mm Ho5 LESLIE NIELSEN' -r JUANO HERNANDEZ Vr ROBERT KEITH Q DOORS OPFN SO Pj?" V . I cav m Mowvaj A progress report issued by John Carnegie, Medford Timber Sale As sistant for the Bureau of Land Management, indicates that a large share of the timber controlled by the bureau that was damaged in the large fires in Jackson County last September has been either sold or readied for sale. The timber damaged In the Jack son Creek fire near Jacksonville: whs purchased by Donna Timber ; Products Company of Medford on ! February 16. This tract, which con- j lainca an estimated 1,614, uuu board feet of timber, was purchased in an oral auction sale In which two other bidders participated. The' high bid was $35 per thousand hoard -feet, for the Douglas fir, 30.9n for . ponderosa pine, $39 for sugar pine, S9 for incense cedar and 513 for the white fir. The fire-killed timber In the! Blackwell Hill fire was sold to j George Cook of Ashland on Feb-! nnry 17 for $7.50 per thousand . for the Douglas fir and $6 for ponderosa pine. This sale con-j ! lainca an estimated 180,000 board ; feeu Olson-Ross Lumber Company of I ! While City, Lloyd Timber Company ; lot orants Pass i and De Almond ' m others Lumber Company ol i Roeue River have purchased the' three tracts offered for sale to dale In the Sykes Creek burn. These three tracts contained an estimated 3.007.000 board feet. A fourth tract, containing approxi-j mately five million board feet, will probably bo advertised for sale in April, leaving approximately 10 million board feet of Intermingled fire-killed and green timber yet to , be cruised for sales later in thet spring, ; The first tract, containing an estimated 451.000 board feet, was purchased by Olson-Ross Lumber Company on January in for $29.15 tor Douglas fir. $22.20 for ponder osa pine, $19.85 for sugar pine, and $9.20 for Incense cedar. Llovd Timber Comnanv pur chased the second tract, containing an estimated a.aai.uou Doard lect. on January 19 for $30 for Douglas fir, $23.55 for ponderosa pine, $24 for sugar pine and $7 for incense! cedar. DeArmond Brothers Lumber; Company purchased the third' tract, containing an estimated 275. 000 board feet on February 14 for S24.46 for Douglas fir. $12.65 for ponderosa pine, $21.40 lor sugar pine and $5. (to for Incense cedar. As nn erosion control measure the bureau seeded 670 acres in these fires to grass last fall, ac cording to Carnegie's report. The present plans call for considerable reforestation work to be done by the bureau and the timber purchas ers as logging is completed. Donna Timber Products Com pany will be reouired to plant pon derosa pine .seedlings on 78 acres on their sale area and Lloyd Tim ber Company will also plant pon derosa pine seedlings on 180 acres on their sale area. The bureau It self plans to plant pine seec.lings on 40 acres Included In the Olson Ross Lumber Company sale area, the 120 acres In the DeArmond Brothers lumber Company area and an additional 100 acres or more In the Jackson Creek fire. All of these areas will be planted with 2-vear-old seedlings; It is an ticipated that they can be com pleted by the end of 1956. Tree planting will also be required of the purchasers of the remaining Svkes Creek sales, although those sales will be in areas where dam age was less severe and an ade quate seed source can be saved to assure natural relorestation on por.tlons of the areas. None of the remaining tire-killed timber wrtl be offered lor sale be fore April. On March 1. two tracts of salvage timber located in Jack son County and containing an esti mated 386.000 board feci will be oflered for sale and on March 15 one tract of salvage and three tracts of green timber, containing an estimated 7,672,000 board feet will be offered. 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