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PAGE TWO iJO NOTEt Tbt HrH aol Ncwi li mat rcapenilblf fr Ul mlnut cbangn la lfa radl tnd TV tcbedalei. They tr tiblUhd mirtly public ier lc 4 r Iirnlahcd by tbt rrlui UtUu lnwlvcd.t KFLW CBS ft ABC. H39 KC Wednesday Evening. Oct 10 tVOO Today i Hparta HigliligtHi Jt-14 IiihaII Thnmn CBS :30 Notebook . lor Uw New America CBS :35 Amoi 'N Andy CB 6:99 Npwi CBS 7:00 Proudly W Had 7:30 Bin Crnby CBS J AS Johnny Dollar CBS 8:00 Nawa CBS 8:03 Robt. A. Lewli CBS 8:30 Pick th Winner CBS B 00 What Do You Think? 8:13 Gueat Star 8:30 Imagination ABC 9:38 ABC Lat fiw 10:00 Imagination ABC 10:35 Sign QU Thursday, Oct. 1J - 8 00 Minute Ntws Summary 8:01 America'! Favorite Muilf 016 Minute Newt Summary 8:14 America'! ravorite Mutt 8:30 Minute Newi Summary !31 America'! ravorite Muale :43 Minute New Summary 8:46 America'! favorite Miulo 7:00 New Break fait Edition 7:15 Top O' The Mornln' 7:30 Frank Cone CBS 7:43 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Youn for a Happy Day 8:30 Haven of Rett 9 00 Breakfaat Club ABC 10:00 Nora Drake CBS 10:15 Ma Perklna CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Mnlone CBS 10:43 Wendy Warren CBS 11:00 Music 11:13 Second Mra. Burton CBS 11:30 Strike It Rich CBS 11:43 Pat Buttram Show CBS 12:00 Noon Edition New! 12:13 Payleia Sidewalk Show 12:30 Houie Party CBS 1:00 Brown Stamp Quiz Tlmt 1:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 Ruth Athlon CBS 20 Weather and You CRS 2:45 Backatage Wife CBS fl:00 Helen Trent CBS ,1:15 Our GM Sunday CBS 3:30 Aunt Mary CBS 3:45 Whiiperlng Streela ABC 4:00 Jack Paar Show ABC 4:19 Bmin Brief! t:30 Today' Top Tunei .00 Edward R- Murrow CBS 3:15 Weather Rounduo 8:25 Behind the Headll 8:30 Notebook (or the New America CBS 8:35 Amoa 'N Andy CBS 6:35 Newa CBS 7:00 Bandstand In the Park 1;J5 McKay for Senator Program ENDS TDNIGHT! JAMES CAGKET THURSDAY! CMt t, TECHNIC010R (ft t ? nnvililt MU SOOASM IllOltll IAIDOI h RIPPIN8 M-RIOII 5T ii nun K i ' it wiy lta V- NOW! DOORS OPEN B SO ttrrlng JAMES MASON BARBARA RUSH I 4. i BAHBAI ON THE ttj DOCTOR AT SEA Radio Jjoq 7:.'M) Blng Croiby CBS 7:49 Johnny Dollar CBS 8 00 Newa CBS B.05 Robt. Q Lewi! CBS 8:30 21at Precinct CBS , , . g 00 Bent Bund! In lha Land ABC 9:25 ABC Late Newi 9:30 Iinaclnallon ABC B:33 ABC Late New! 10 00 Imagination ABC 10 23 Music 10:30 International Lad iff Garment Worker Union Campaigning r Program ABC , 1045 Sign Off . KFJI-MBS DLBS. 1150 KC Wednesday Evening. Oet 10 6:.W Kdw P. Morgan Newa I) LBS 0:15 Bill Brundige Sparta DLBS 8:25 W J truer SporU Time DLBS 6:30 Ftrat Federal Newi 8 45 Sam Haye! DLBS 6:55 Kraft Newa DLBS 7;00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 7:15 Holmea For Governor 7:20 Evening Melodiea 7:30 Gang Busteri MBS B OO Crime File! of Flamond MBS 830 Klamath SoorU Album 8:43 Bob Inch .Show S IS Adlal Stevenson DLBS 9 45 Bob Inch Show 10:00 Medoland Newi 10:13 Bob Inch Show 12 00 Sign Off Thursday, Ocl. 11 8 00 Early New 6.03 1 he Cow Hour 8 45 t nim Reporter 7:00 Hemingway MBS 7:15 Break (ait Gang OLBS 7:30 Todaya Beit Bul 7:45 Bunyan Newi 8 00 Cliff Rnxl DLBS 8 15 Jack White JJ 10:00 Newipuper of Air DLBS 10:15 Teilo Tent DLBS 10:30 Visit to LaPointei 10:43 Viit to Doni 10:50 Kraft Newa DLBS 10 S3 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 11:00 Carnation Milk Tune 11:15 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Beat On Record 12:15 Bunyan Noon Newi 12:30 World Newa Roundup 12:43 Town and Country Time 1:00 Standard School Broadcaat DLBS 1:30 J nek White JJ 1:55 Kraft Newa DLBS 3:00 Kraft Newi MBS 3:05 Jack White JJ 3:30 Don Lee Ncwxree DLBS 3:45 Tello Tent DLBS 4:00 Jimmle FIdlcr 4:15 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Here'a The Antwer DLBf 4:45 Sam Hayea Newa DLBS 4-53 Bob Greene DLBS 5.00 Bob and Kay DLBS 5:43 Bunyan Sporti Report 5:53 Hollywood Highlight 6:00 Edw. P. Morgan Newa DLBS 6:15 Bill Brundige Spnrta DLBS 8:25 Wlamer Spoils Tune DLBS 835 Kraft News DLBS 7:00 Gabriel Heatter OLBS 7:15 Behind the Story DLBS 7:;i0 Official Detective MRS 8:00 It's A Crime Mr. Collins MBS 8:30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher DLBS 8:45 Bob Inert Show 10:00 Medoland Nwa 10:15 Bob Inch Show 12:00 Sln Off KOTI-TV-Channel t. California Oregon Television Inc., Wednesday Evening, Oct 10 3:25 Chaplains Corner 3:30 Story Lady 6:00 Civil Defeiifte 6:15 Newa and Weather i AW 1 1 Hint. TOMORROW- mm AH0' SHORTS' C A.TOQ4- I OPEN DAILY :00 P. M. the picture you've been heating about ...reading about... and talking about! r'.l ham SELECTID SHORTS mini ri. . ....... f 8:30 TBA 7:)i0 2th Century Fox Hour H:()0 American Legend H::i0 TBA oo MlllLonaire 0:1(0 Science Fiction 10 00 Treasure Travel 10:30 Sign Off Thursday, Oct. 11 ' 12:00 Brighter Day 12:13 Kecrat Storm 12:30 Edge of Night i:(Xl Klamctn uemi camera 4:35 Chaplains Corner 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5:30 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:00 News and Weather 6:30 Hopalong Caseidy 7:00 PI a home 7:30 Dinah Shore 7:45 TBA 8:00 TBA 8::t() Climax and Shower of Sura 9:30 Susie 10:00 I Led Three Llvei lO .'Ul Thi. la Your Lif 11:00 Newa and Sign Off KBES TV Channel I CBS, NBC, ABC Wednesday Evening-, Oct 10 8:45 World Series 10:30 Devotlona 11:00 NBC Matinee 12 00 Brighter Day 12:13 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge of Night l:0O L-omeoy 'lime 1 30 Bandstand 2 00 Visit From Your Veterinarian 2 30 Strike It Rich 3.00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theater 4:43 Search For Tomorrow 5.00 Uncle Bill 9:30 Ciacn Kid 6:00 Fashions and Gifts 0.15 Your TV Weatherman 6 20 News 6:30 Pick The Winner 7:00 20th Century Fox Hour 8:00 American Legend 8 30 Industry on Parade 0:00 Millionaire 8:43 Talent Time fl:30 Science Fiction 10 00 Footloose and Fan ry 10:30 News and Sign Off Thursday, Oct. 11 1:50 Devotiona ' ll:O0 NBC Matinee 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge of Night i An j comedy l una 1:30 Band Stand 2:00 Treasure Travels 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3.30 Afternoon Theater 4:13 Search For Tomorrow 5 00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Ore Cal Panorama ft is h our TV Weatherman 6:20 News 6:30 Hopalong Catsldy 7:00 The Playhouse 7:30 Dinah Shore 7:45 Let! Kick It Around 8 00 Groucho Marx 8:30 Climax and Shower of Stars. : Susie ID 00 I Led Three Lives 10 30 This Is The Life 11.00 News and Sign Off KVIP-TV-Channe! 7, Redding Wednesday Evening, Or! 10 4:00 High School Program 4:30 Early Show Gentle Sex 5:30 Jerrio's, Jamboree 1 8 00 Late Newa 813 Teen Time 6 30 Ray Milland Show House Party 7 00 My Little Margie Titla TBA 7:30 Eddie Arnold 8:no Groucho Marx 8:30 Drug net 0:00 Peoples Choice 0 30 Ford Theater 10:00 Waterfront Tailor Made Trouble 10:30 Late Show North t Nome 11:43 Late News KCNO-ABC. 570 Kilocycles, Thursday, Oct. 11 6:13 Sign On 6:18 Slim Jim's Early Riser Show 7:15 Mai tin Agronsky News ABC m:.w mp u tne Morning . morning memoies 00 Breakfast Cluh ABC ' , 11)00 Hnh RarroH Nwa AltT ' 1 ft): 13 Snap Shop . v t . - i iu:o uMenera l noire t, 10:30 Lfatener's Choice 'V , 11.00 Grand Central Station A9Q II 13 Jack Parr Show ABC 11:30 Mornine Serenade 12.00 Thought for tba Day 12 03 Lake County New 12:10 Modoc County News , 12 13 Noon Edition New 12:30 Farm Forum 12 33 Kay Listening 1 00 News ABC 103 Music for Dreaming 1:30 When a Girl Marries AM 1 43 Whispering Streets ABC 2 00 Hank Henry Show 3 00 Listener's Choice 3:33 My True Story ABC 4 25 Wall Street Final ABC 4 Platter Time 3:15 ABC Late News 3 20 Mel Allen Sporis ASC 3 30 Local Sport Newi 3 :t5 Sunset Serenade 3 43 Sign Off Mondava - Social Saoiirir Wtdnu. dava toiiis R Mann Tuesdava end Thursday s-Eaay Uitan Ing. '' 300 Tuesdays and Thuredayi-EdsUe Fisher Show RAKOiV DIES PARIS Lt - Barun Francois-ricrre-Hauul d'Astier de La Vi- KL-ne. ilctmly lo lien. Charles de (.aulle in World War 11. died Tuesday night at his Paris homt. He was 70. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, "DENNIS THE MENACE" ' i . . II fir 'HOW 'BOUT ME? HADAi&JGH Mutual Firefighting Forces Recruit Junior Inspectors To the boys and girls of Klamath i Junior Fighters will be perform- Falls and other basin communities, here is a chance to go a step fur- ther in continuing io snow the remarkable interest you take each vear in learning how to prevent fires before they start during Fire Prevention Week. The appearance of the Junior Firefighter's. Report program in the Herald and News is being sponsored by the Mutual Fire - fighting Assistance Forces Organ - ization of Klamath County, in con- junction with Fire Prevention Children who wish to become JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER'S REPORT T All Junior Firefighters: How would you like to be fireman for a day? Firemen have to prevent fires as well at put them out, and one of their most lm: portant Jobs ii to look for places that fires might start in such build ings as your own home. Ask Mother or Dad lo go with you on a complete trip around your home, cellar-.o-atlic, backvard, garage and all to look for fire dangers. Mother and Dad may be surprised at the number of fire dangers that you may be able to point out to them and you can just bet that once they know them, it won't be long before they correct them. 1. Is there any rubbish such as old papers, broken furniture. Junk, etc.. In the attic basement ... closets garage yard t. How often do you regularly dispose of rubbish? Si Are walls, floors, ceilings, protected from overheated stoves, J pipes, furnaces? 4. Are hot ashes kept in covcrrd metal barrels? I. Are matches kept In metal boxes away from heat and small children? i. Do you ever use gasoline for cleaning or kerosene for starling fires? 7. Do you have any frayed eleclrie cords in your home? I. Ask Dad to go with you and Inspect the fuse box and see If fuses are proper size (15 amperes) . Are all mops hung up and oily rags kepi in inelal con tainers? IS Does Mother have an eleclrii-al control on her electric Iron lo prevent overheating? 11. Do you have any fire extinguishers In the house? 12. Does Dad have plenty of ash Irays in the house? . 13. Do stovepipes pass through combustible partitions such as through attics or closets? 14. Are chimneys In good repair and cleaned once a year? 15. Do you have screens for all fireplaces that fully cover openings? I. If your roof is of wooden shingles, do you have a spark arrester on the chimney? 17. What would VOU do If fire broke out in your house? - II. Where Is the fire alarm box nearest your home? It. Do you know how to turn in a fire alarm? - If you do What is Ihe Fire Department's telephone number? M. If you hnve a gas stove are curtains or hanging clothes near rieiicribe how 21. If you have a gas stove are curtains or hanging clothes near enough to catch fire? Junior Firefighter, - 1 (Signature) Parents signature, - - .Sponsored by Klamath County Mutual Firefighting Assistance Forces Organization Enraged Bear Kills Trainer LIBERTYVILLE. 111. W While his fiancee tried desperately toj save him, a 28-year-old animal j trainer was killed Tuesday night by a 500-pound performing bear ; Ii was taking from its cage. I Paul Lemery was attacked shortly after he entered the rage of one of four bears he had been training tor television appear ances Hans, a Kuropean brown bear, pinned Lemery to the Hour and clawed and bit him. Imery's fiancee. Shirley Rod liquet, 23, outside the cage, grabbed a seven foot pole and beat tin bear repeatedly but it clung lu Lemery. She then tried to lure Ihe bear with sugar but was un successful. Streams by Lemery and Miss Kodriguet were heard by Ruber! j Rellefuille. 26. an operator of a 1 leather goods shop near the trail rr where the bears were kept in thiee cages. He seiied a M call-; ber hunting ritle. ran to Ihe door of the trailer and fatally shot the bear in Ihe head. Lemery was still alive when po lice arrived and pulled him from COMMIES REJECT GENEVA. Switzerland i-Com- Imunist China has rejected with thanks an offer of Red Cruss aid fur victims of Typhoon Wanda which destroyed 38.000 homes in central China in AuiuM. Ihe Leatue of Red Cross Societies re ported Wednesday. OREGON DAY IN THE BACK YAROl' 1 ing a valuable service to their com- munities and will aid greatly in ! helping their local fire depart- 1 men.s to teach fire safety. Here 1 is what vou should do to join this nation wide crusaae against ! the needless loss of life and prop - erty through home tires: cut oui the Junior Hretigniers "epon blank, ask Mother or Dad to help 1 you answer the questions, sign the i report and then mail or deliver j it to your local nre ""r' -each report win oe ciicuncu Fire cniet io see now Kuvu Junior Firefighter you are. the dead animal's grasp. He died en route to a hospital. iTEBSOTTN VMM Etta nm 'JIT' 3mB It DIAMONDS il-Hti-ftl 0M NO HON'KT DOWN l RhI Moaattaf. .mUHVHjji ' j 7l MAIN I SSSSSB I mm aaiDAL Km rr with VJ Goldwater Asks Probe Into Morse Campaign Donation WASHINGTON IM Donations i of a lumber company crew in Roseburg, Ore., to the campaign fund of Sen. Morse (D-Orel should be investigated. Sen. Goldwater (R-Ariz I said Tuesday. Goldwater, chairman of the Sen ate Republican Campaign Com mittee, said he asked the Senate Elections Subcommittee to inves tigate the contributions. He said Morse benefited from a special half day of work on Saturday, Sept. li. at the Paul Hult Lumber Co. in Roseburg. Goldwater said the time-and-a-half wages earned by the men who worked were contributed to i Morse's campaign. Goldwater did! : not give the amount of the contri-1 k..nn nnr .h ,,mW f , involved. i In Roseburg, Paul Hult, the lumber company owner, said 31 men volunteered to work a half day on a Saturday. The $424 they earned, Hult said, was donated to Wife Wields Pool Cue County Jailer Fred Calfee said Wednesday that Mrs. Betty L. Turner 34-year-old Malin house wife, is "behind the eight- ball'' because she was too handy with a pool cue. Mrs. Turner and her husband, Ed, were both Sentenced to 30 days in juil following a Malin tavern battle. . The woman, who weighs 210 pounds, admitted to District Judge I D. K. Van Vactor that she broke pool cue over tne neaa ot an , unidentified tavern patron whom ; sne 5aj(j was heating her husband. 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