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CHICAGO npii America
molorisn may a-t a grhn recori
lor hi.'.ay bla'igiiler t.'iis July
i h wi'i-V.cnd.
Tiiit tta-nini; as issuH today
h;.- (he National Safety Council,
wiiich fiir.Tust U.at qio persons
would rie in auto accidents he
tv.poa a p.m. Friday and mid
:!iint Sunday.
If the Council's deadly predic
tion cones true, it would far sur-pa-s
the previous record for a
two day July 4th weekend a
iraik of 2T1 set in 1953.
The all-time fatality record for
a two-day holiday was set during
the 'Hlack Christmas" weekend
of when 392 poisons died
, The Council's forecast was
based on an estimate that 45 mil
lion cars five million more than
for a non-holiday weekend would
flood the nation's highways over
the Independence Day holiday.
Added to the 350 dead would
be I3,0(i0 persons disabled, includ
ing many whose injuries would
eventually bring their deaths, the
Coi itcil estimated.
"If the death rate could be cut
over the holiday period by 20 per
cent, 70 lives could be saved and
2.5o fewer people suffer disa
bling injuries." a Council spokes
man said.
The Council issued three life
saving rules for holiday motor
ists: 1. Don't let ill temper overrule
judgment.
2. Obey all traffic laws.
3. Drink or drive but don't do
both.
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Wed., July 1, 1959 Page 10
DAILY TV LOG
2KKEM m KXLY , KHQ
TV f , TV O TV
WEDNESDAY '
5 "1 ''Hh)m Kra f pwu Orfi. lal Detectlv
Iur Krt wards M
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V s h't ' talking l.S. Mar.hal
7 ... Afrir in I'ulrol Trarkdown ITlce la Right
1. (mi Ozzir At ilarrlt-t Millionaire Dave Kintr
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S 3') Target " Wag-oa Train ,
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THURSDAY
jj' iln The Oo Dough Re Ml
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10:l" iluidlnr I.ltfht
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12 Music nineo moot Vounj Dr. Malone
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5:45 " " XB- News
World Tour
Answer to Previous Puxzle
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ACROSS
1 Peruvian
seaport
7 Brazilian
provincial
capital
13 e province
of Cuba
14 Free
State
15 Not happy with
16 Dress
17 I-awyer (ab.)
18 Ever (pact.)
20 French sea
21 Sidelong look
23 Short-napped
fabrie
25 Hulk
26 Dirk
28 flower parts
30 Aeriform fuel
32 It is (contr.)
33 Devotee
34 Collection of
sayings-
35 Temper
38 Beginner
41 Malaysian
canoo
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vilayet
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of Shahabad
district,
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Academy
of Arts (ab.)
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64 Civet at '
one's share
56 Eludes
57 Beverage
container
58 Tell
59 Penetrates
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2 Rugged
mountain
crests
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4 Southern
general
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princess
Musteline
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Craft
Burmese
wood sprite
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Monster
Soothsayers
Knock
Canadian
provincial
capital
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hair
Nicaraguan
town
Facility
Color lightly
31 Pierce with
a weapon.
35 Reach
destination
30 Natural
37 Falsehood
39 Rope anew
40 lecturer
41 Peeler
43 Furnace part
4!i Hops' kilns
48 Secluded
valley
51 Harem room
52 Group ot
matched
pieces
53 Mariner's
direction
55 Column
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accuracy cannot he Guaranteed bv the La Grande Evening Observer.
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WILLIAM EWALD SAYS:
Gary Moore Has Most
Improved New TV Show
Dy WILLIAM EWALD
UPI Staff Writer
. I
NEW YORK 'VPI Garry
Moore and his CBS-TV crew, all
of whom embarked on a hiatus
Tuesday nijht (in TV no one
takes a vacation a hiatus is
considered much classier , can
lay claim to one title: mast im
proved nev show of the past sea
son. The Moore hour started some
what uncertainly last fall, but utt
er a switch in production brains,
its inr.ards began to congeal. Per
haps more important, the show
hewed out an identity of its own.
one that might best be desrrilied
as champagne in a beer glass.
Tuesday night's closer managed
to homogenize some fairly sophis
ticated material in a solution of
shoes-off hominess and it did it
artfully. The hour opened with a
repeat of its medieval pageantrv
number, a charming slice of taf-
...sit down to a real Western treat
Hamburgers ... all YC an eat!
Made with the finest, best tastin' buns
. . . . . . real eatih' son!
r a'' Bppor, ' '
U" jiserH.,- Cluster Packs of 8 V V I
0VNFRESH A
vi" ' -.Trr; i s . .... '.Jt
. . . IdAUXACHO rjODO-i
fy: went on to a really complex
arrangement of "It's All Right
With Mo," upnfortunately mishan
dled by singer Vic Damone; of
fered the Mello-Larks and some
of the Moore cast in a delight
fully wacky roundelay; and
capped this with a really rousing
hula hoop dance.
The hoop dance was snafued a
bit by the accidental spilling of
a plate of hot dogs on the dance
area, but in a way, this sort of
typified the whole air of the
Moore show a sprawl of frank
furters among a thicket of ballet
slippers.
Next season, Moore will return
with a slight shift in emphasis:
His hour will gun for more hu
mor and it will shift from a live
show to a taped one. More hu
mor, I welcome. Tape. I dunno.
Tape will make it possible to ring
in guests who otherwise could not
appear at night, but it also will
make it possible to erase boo
boos. That means no more hot
dogs on the dance floor. And
frankly, I shall miss them.
Short Shots: The NBC-TV Jim
mic Rodgers Show seems a little
confused about its own character.
It started out as a show pitched
at the teen-age set and is now
in a rather muddled state some
where between Pablum and Geri
tol. Tuesday night's guests, for
example, were Carmel Quinn and
Tedi Thurman, the girl who docs
the sexy weather reports on
NBC's Monitor, a rather weird
new approach in bookings.
When star Ronald Reagan
opened Tuesday night's CBS-TV
Spotlight Playhouse with: "There
was one word for our situation
desperate!" It turned out he was
talking about being surrounded by
Irdians. For one wild moment, I
thought he was talking about sum
mer TV.
The Channel Swim: "The Rival
ry," a play about the Lincoln
Douglas debates which was seen
this past season on Broadway, is
under consideration by CBS-TV as
a special for next season. Pat
Carroll, recently dropped from
the panel of CBS-TV's Keep Talk
ing, returns to the show July 8
to July 2D.
There's a report floating around
that NBC-TV's Jack Paar is drop
ping his friend of some IB years.
Chris Carroll, from his backstage
staff Carroll hooks in many of
the feature acts seen on the show.
Jack Benny will do three specials
for CBS-TV next season.
Tuesday Weld, the young ac
tress recently described by Dan
ny Kaye as "15. going on 27,"
has been signed in for "Secret Is
land." an episode scheduled for
ABC-TV's 77 Sunset Strip next
semester. Carl Reiner will check
out. of the emcee job on CBS-TV's
Keep Talking after July 15 to
make a movie Vincent Price
w ill spell him on July 22.
DISCOVERER TOO SLOW
INGLEWOOD. Calif. (LTD
Discoverer IV satellite failed to go
in nihil last TliiirMlay hecaitse it
was com loo slow, the Air Force
has announced. A speed of about
IMn miles an hour is necessary
or. a saiellile to enter orbit.