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ITERALD AND NKys, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956
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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
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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
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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
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"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
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2:113 Lutenera
2:30 Listeners
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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
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ordt
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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. Information regard
ing these sales may be secured
from the district forester's office
in the Medford City Hall.
COPPER CRAFT
Supplies in Slock of
POOLE'S
222 So. 7th Ph. 5520
BUYING
AND
SELLING
Buying and lelling dlermin
our country's economy , . .
and our own obi. Thai's
why advertising Ii io vitally
important in our daily lives.
Sailers require advertising
to draw attention to their
floods, You, the buyers, need
advertising to keep informed
of improvements and val
ues. And stimulated sales
mean increased production,
more jobs and a better
standard of living. It's easy
to see how Advertising Bene
' fits reuf
1EADACIIE
Excruciating headaches may be caused by eye
strain from prolonged close work. Eyestrain con
reduce working efficiency, promote fatigue and
Irritability and may not be allied with other
physical troubles. Why suffer needlessly? Protect
your eyes with properly fitted glasses. Heed the
danger signs. Be sure of proper eye care. Hove
your eyes examined at least once o year by Dr.
Noles' Optometrists.
Family credit- terms, always
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.
730 Main St. Phone 7121
Dra. Omar J. -Kale and Don B. Baylor Sr.
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BEDROOM SETS
Judge Plans
Murder Hearing
BFATTYVII LE. Ky. Coun
ty Judge Cecil KincAid plans to
hold a hearing Saturdav on mur
der charges against William Bran
denburg. 12. who admitted shoot
ing his father and brother.
The boy and his a-year-old sister
said Monday he had set lire to
their cabin Friday after slaving
their father. Brack. 65. and broth
er. Luther. 18.
The JudRe quoted the boy as
saving he directed his sister to
take ii and some change from
I uther . pocket biH'k to buy some
moonshine hisky.
V ;;' Double Dresser &
Bookcase Bed Sets
3 Pc. Was 179.50 - Now 139.79
3 Pc. -- Was 199.95 Now 159.79
2 Pc. - Was 279.50 Now 199.79
3 Pc. - Was 369.95 Now 269.79
4 Pc. Was 499.50 Now 279.79
VANITY SETS
5 Pc. Was 279.50 -- Now 199.79
5Pc.--Was 299.50 --Now 229.79
5Pc. --Was 199.95 --Now 159.79
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2 Pc. -- 2 Pc. Nylon Cover
Was 349.50 -- Now 229.79
2 Pc. -- Was 379.50 -- Now 259.79
2 Pc. -- Was 499.79 -- Now 349.79
SECTIONALS
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2Pc. --Was 299.00 --Now 179.79
3 Pc. -- Was 249.00 -'- Now 149.79
3 Pc. 3 Pc. 3 Pc. 2 Pc.
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