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1000 Wendy Warren CBS
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10 30 Strike It Rich CBS
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11:00 Slop 'S' Shop
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11:15 Helen Trent CBS
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1200 Noon Edition News
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00 Today's SporU Highlights
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Monday, September 17
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OLD BILL
PIKiVIDI-ACK. R.I. (. Fnrtv-
four years ago Jesse R. Heath'
used his horse and team to move
iifMiimuiui nirxnniirr , uirniiure;
to a warehouse. The charge was' J
i. Alexander paid Heath M and
promised to send the remainder
from New York. So Heath re-
ceiven a rnei-K iroin Alexander
yesterday for (15. Alexander, who!
iww mn in lorona, pi.i., wrme
that he llll succeeded in learning
l:rain s address.
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4 09 College Hour
4 JO reicpr.one Time with John Nsbit
5 00 Tn.it Is The Lile
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7:00 Ed Sullivan
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30 M Hero
9 OU LoretU Young Show
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11 00 NBC Matinee
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12 30 Edge of Night
1 00 Comedy Time
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2 30 Sacrwd Heart
2 45 How Christian Science Heals
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15 Cartoons
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Sunday, September IS
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Monday, September 17
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Mount Shasta Peter Chinca.
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U. S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs.'eryone welcome.
Ray Chinca of Mount Shasta.' re-
ceived injuries while playing in a Sl0rk show nonoring Mr5
looioau game accorumg io woru
receiveu uy nis paienia uuin iia'
pan, where he is stationed. He is
in me nospuai ai jonnson .r
Base, Japan where he wi 1 have
to remain about eight weeks. His
jaw was fractured in two places.
Rotary Club of Mount Shas
ta dance and barbecue last week
end netted the club about $475.
according to Bob Herzog. fund
chairman. The proceeds go lo the
scholarship fund to be awarded tol
a Mount Shasta High School sen
ior. The club plans to make the
event an annual affair to main
tain the fund.
Returned Home to Roseburg
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cain who
visited in Langell Valley with her
sister, Mrs. Bill Burnett, and fam-
To Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Art
Monroe of Langell Valley left
Wednesday for Rupert, Idaho,
where he won a homestead.
Mary Anne Leavltt of Lan
gell Valley left Thursday lor
Mountain View where she is em
ployed in a florist shop and lives
with her brother, Cal Leavitt and
family. He is stationed at nearby
Moffett Field.
Returned to Langell Valley
after attending rodeos at Walla
Walla and Ellensburg in which he
took part are Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Noble.
Daughter Visits Mr. and Mrs.
Ross B. Cole of Douglas, Arizona
are visiting her father, John W.
Cook, of Merrill. Mr. Ross is af
filiated with the Southern Pacific
railroad and Mrs. Cole is em
ployed with the Phelps Corpora
tion in Douglas.
Merrill Visitor Visiting with
the Pete McNeill's in Merrill is
Mrs. McNeill's sister. Mrs. Judd
Cuddy, from St. .Joseph, Missouri.
GOC Meeting A meeting
headed by Sgt. Bill Schrum for
the purpose of the reactivation of
a Ground bserver Corp post in
Merrill will be held Tuesday eve
ning. September 18. al 8 p.m. at
the Merrill Recreation Hall. All In
terested persons are asked to
please attend this Important meet
ing. Monlhy Pack meeting of Fort
Klamath Cub Scouts, open to the
public, will be held in the CI club
house at 7 p.m. Friday. Septem
ber 21. Kveryone is asked to wear
'hobo garb and bring a basket of
llood lor the dinner, after which a
! surprise will be presented by
jl'ubmaster Lefty Wild K.agle Wild
er. Movies of Cub Scouts In In
dian dances at the recent Pow
LOAN
JAKARTA, Indonesia Ki-Ruv
ia agreed Saturday to lend Indo
nesia 100 million dollars for de
velopment under a technical and
I economic agreement signed by the
I two countries.
SHORT AND CARTOON
A1OTHER? DID SHE '
BAND?
W'ow meeting will be shown.
DonaI(J Ekun(, ,nee paU
Hescockl will be given in the CI i
clubhouse in Fort Klamath at 8
Thursday. September 20.
an invitation'to an friends in
the Klamath Basin to attend ex
tended by hostesses Mrs. Harold
Wimer. Mrs. William Martin, Mrs.
Richard Varnum and Mrs. Jack
Thomas.
Cooked Food sale sponsored
the, cmc Improvement Club
of Fort Klamath will be held in
the clubhouse Saturday morning,
September 22. starting at 10 a m
Club members Mrs. JoAnna Tay
lor and Mrs. Norman Van Ider
stine are in charge. AU contribu
tions will be welcomed.
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Kentucky Governor Tells Yhy National Guard Usee
FRANKFORT. Ky. J-An an- wetks ago to kp order in strife; 'The tanks were taken along! He said it wai "absolutely un-
gry mob slormed the courthouse stirred up by Ihe admission of Ne-ifor the proper psychological ef- true" that his triend.sh.ip witt
at Lexington 36 years ago. bent groes in a previously all-white ' (eet. Some ir.en won't let a sol- Mayor Herman Z. Clark of Clay
on taking a young Negro rapist school. S dier' with a gun jmsb them. No influenced his late movement of
lo the nearest tree. Six men were, "That experience was in my: man a going to argue with a troops into that town after "taking
killed. mind when the Sturgis trouble ' iaI over" in Sturgis from the outset.
Gov. A. B. Chandler, then a broke out," he said. "But I would, ..." i,c .i,h it,, results Chandler then explained how se-
student at Transylvania College,
watched as officers turned back
the raiders
"As they
with machineguns
retreated,
Chandler
V Intat
recalled in an interview today,
"they left six or seven of their
number sprawled on the ground,
dead.
"Federal troops were brought
in from Louisville, but too late to
save men's lives. They didn't act
fast enough."
He told the story in explaining
jwhy National Guard troops and
stale policemen were sent, on his
! orders, into Sturgis, Ky., two
Feoturerte
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aren't
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C LJ AA C,,,N " MuEL tYLOR tTe r LEO
OlIxVV cei.cio i'JERBy WL0 0'ecio GEORGE
: have done as 1 did anyway. have obtained so far. After cret agents of the state kept
"Mobs led by bad-tempered men. . u, u. hr, a .i ahroast of the situation in both
were taking over. You can't let
mobs enforce the law. The r'ghti
' nl lha nutni war a at l alra
of the people were at stake.
; Streets were closed. Lives were in
: danger.
i "We had to act fast. We knew
the situation, because we had the
information from an air-tight in-
telligence organization.
i "My orders were to move in
not to force people to do things,
but to open the streets and give
the people free movement. I gave
' instructions to take over in force.
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'Wonders of Araby"
there
aU.
body has been killed.
Vn fan
t ,he rev'erse might: H id painc0thes state detec-
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have been true u we had actea tives moved into bturgis when
slower. I am convinced that the word first arrived that trouble
trouble at Sturgis would have been was brewing. " ,'
serious." I "They wore overalls and mixed
Asked if he considered his ae-;wjtn crowds." he said. "They even
tion "politically popular," he said attended the demonstrators' meet
he was not concerned in the least :jngs. They, knew what was going
over political implications. 'to happen as soon as anybody
"At times like this, you don't: else did. In that way, we were
consider politics," he said. "You I prepared for the proper action at
do the job you are sworn to do.
this
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