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By J. R. Williams OUT OUR WAY I CAM Bfc JUKI V- XwULfUBEntkH , OUT D.i I UiiT Id CAW I 60 00WU1M I Kl;EPSVilo IT PACK WKiwjrt ItlKOAI.i y III I I I V . j5 v-j- TOW fff M' THE W0KRY WART OyR BOARDING HOUSE Willi Major HoopU " - . . ', PS r.ci. IU Tt - ; 'X-tS rOi4 T3Tf .i. S5WY t 4 IvsAJ S7SA0Y TJTS-LTmS W(4E35 rt&WAS . f - r NO LM.5SS f . STEREO T3 MY N6vM I'LL .AjER 3SV f i LL HERE AnV 4A0ME s)T HE'LL ThAsJ HE t:Z LITTLE DSCEPT 3Ni AFTfc'S i-iSHAS HSARD . .viast6sp.:e 1 r jrn Ea ' I TV',": Y', ' f r,f ilia kv.?-; v. -3 lSAi);n, A S-iT 7r. C AD DAV 656, LEANDns" &-OULD ? J (i'ATEVEPi ,T IS, voo OUL:54T THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Hi. . I f A i UTk FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BAZOO BABV, WOULD J (HMMj) YOL) BC JEALOUS To I LEARM THAT I HAVer S 15 I I A PEN PAL A borJ II 5 1 I OOU'T KUOW HOW TO THAX VOU, VZ?. l".AWE. IT HADH'T BitU FORVOU, fATHLU WITHOUT ' WAI.W.IIIE By Wilton Scruggs i - ' i RTCi'.T TOE rOCc?: TOE BAD AMD WU AUD VIdwAfc VO'JK WJaE LIVES BEFOK6 0IA XILLW'T SEE ME IkJ TME PlAV TDCA7... AD NOW k'.K. MAKTIW l 6O.M6 TO EuaOPt. (JOBODV CAKES A THItJ(5 ABOUT BUY INAVWE: , JO fHr. tiiMN rio. I guess Nor.' COPRKPCMDIN6 IS BRCV-Df-IIMO-COUWD; Oi IT one's character' Zer- I 1 OH.YOUKE SEE Co, SOUNDER I VA SrANDING VlATER. By Merrill Blotter WE ARE PEN PALS EVFN THOLKSM WE sir SO CLOSE, ARENT WE. HERB? 1 6T7 L CAPTAIN EASY By Leslie Turner IP5 IT THE STRAM&EST TOPAY, PHJUJV 1 I COULPVE SWORN 1 SAW VOU IN TOWN AT NO0U- SAMJ M6? 6UT I kEWER LEFT C08HH" TllL TIME TO MEET EA4Y, ThEN WY TEMN WAS lTEljr AELL.Thi5 GiKL 1XP ) 5TRf,N6ei S? WUCH line "Oil I THAT THff H0 TO 5PEK TO hER. ) FlRT I VE 5UT SHE CUT Uc COLP! V HEARD OP r JtilTJA i -.T- 4 f.'.- IT 6AVE WE flUITB A START. IT Dip, sue sn't oeesEP like you. awd A'AS WITH SOAE ULOKE I NErtK AW BCPORrl BUT Sue WA4 THE IV Rbt OF YOU I CAN'T DSii;-V6 TUE; A3& TrtJ LIKE YOL'iKCNEV! WI.L.LET5 (JET A Kill X 1 ILyTT; I ' H- IP Jiff!!, ALLEY OOP By V. T. Hamlin MYG(X)tNtSS,YtS. ) A4' THEYVE EVtN ) LOOK AT J GOT TW dRANP J jAV r urge imrw tvc viv nth aw. A iv-ii W 00 KNOW SOMETHINGS t-jLvr r ''-). TIME . O AWFUL WRONG HERE & T " lrtb-V fil i in our on moo yMSra l LET'S GO UXX 13OO0 IPE A! THEY V" v BUT I COM T SEE UP FOOZY ANP J LIVEP PRETTY WELL OH, OH! OUR PHLvLE ANV- i.-iti -ri r i ii n at J a( r v ia I iiurDr- mj.i ik in THEV ESCAPED THEY BEAT 1 K y Vhese GUVS! ' 1 mm W ' -t g'VJcK BOO lb AND HER BUDUIkb By Ldger Martin 1 WCV ovv. PRISCILLA S POP By Al Vermeer ( THAT'S ALL HE CARES ABOUT.' HORSE PACES! WER PARTIES---7 BUGS BUNNY r m 1 7TI f . LLl ( HOW ABOUT AT-TA9LE V!f vpor two.blxsst we re r-,r MY DEAR. IF YOU MUST TALK AfcJOUT ME, NEED 1 LYVT Bfc TWt VILLAIN? r I , IN THESE LITTLE SKETCHES. MUST I ALWAYS BE CAST, AS THE HEAVY ?J ' oops; ( UNFORTUNATE CHOICfc OF 1 vwrC'P.o( f I v 1 r. S0eY. M.MAS BE I "EATS U,LL HELP TAK.EX CETUS I atablb: PET .V,,A N HAS TO SET V.WCS n WAAAA ! I C'N SEAT A15 IF va help; vou C'N EAT LATE? ! hi CXAYT i 7'V 6-SOT NO TELEVISION IN REVIEW 'Big Party' Full Of Songs, Dancing, Wit In TV Opener By FRED DANZIG UPI SUtr VVrittr NEW YO!!K 'tPIi - I1ay bouse (to gave way to Penthouse w oi CBS-TV Thursday nuilil u' "The Biu i'arly" premiered. There were lots of laughs and ontertaininK niouienls as a bunch of toys and girls whooped il U' n hosl Kock Hudson's "eit house apartment." The boys and girls incluled Sammy IJavis Jr., Mort Sahl. Carlos Mor.loya. Matt Dennis. Tal lu!ah tiaiikhead, Lisa K:rk and Ks I her Williams, all gathered to geiher to breathe spontaneity un dcr chief writer (Joodmai Ace's 'Killful guidar.ee. Near the start, Hock and Sam my exchanged verbal shoehnrns to squeeze i:.to some pseudo-cas- Cove Senior Class Takes Special Test CO'VK Imperial) The Senior (lass took a vocational aptitude U'.t from the State Employment Service given by K. W. Burrows. This test will help in higher ed ucation and in helping get em- loyment after graduation, it was aid. The annual staff went to La ( ran Jo one day last week to so- I. cit ads for the annual. .Mrs. I)ena Towle went to Portland Kriday with Mr. Hagger ty to see her husband. They re turned on Sunday. The WSCS went to Union Wed nesday to listen to Miss Cowan, missionary from Africa. K. C. Puckett and Lyle Robin son from Portland and Jim Puck ett were in Cove over the week end for deer hunting. All three men were successful in getting deer. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards of Portland were guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Glen Hereford over the weekend. The WSCS will have a harvest dinner on Oct. 16. The public is invited. There were deer killed in the Cove area over the weekend. Mild Heart 'Attack DETROIT i UPI Former De fense Secretary Charles E. Wilson was recovering today from a mild heart attack. Doctors discovered he had suf fered a heart attack when he entered the hospital for an exami nation. He apparently was .stricken in Florida last week, Wilson's son. Thomas, said. Wilson was reported in satisfac tory condition but his family said he would remain in the hospital several weeks for further rest and treatment. ual party type chit-chat, I thought we were in for a disastrous snow. Alter all. a "party" on TV mu be rigged to seem spontaneous o.- it goes bust. But then Sammy begun doing some of his superb, unhurried, lully drawn impersona tions of actors and singers and things Ixgan to swing. Taliulah spilled a couple of drinks aid the performers lulled me into feeling tley were really ha ing a ball. There was as much ebullience as we normally find in a pantomime quiz show, but a lot more sophistication and wit. liefore the evening, Tallu ami Miss Williams trade some nifty barbs, .Mort Sahl delivered a fast nro.nologue about matte's political and theatrical and that had depth a".d an "inside" flavor; Lisa Kirk sang; Montoya played Ins guita'; Hudson sang, played a little piano and the happy pace rolled on. Hudson proved to be an excellent host and supplied a fine knack for light comedy. Despite the un even start, the commercials and station breaks, the party was a success. To quote a pjhrase from a song in Bob Hope's first hour special of the season Thursday nioght: He muddled through. The NBC-TV special was un inventive, generally unfunny and appeared under-rehearsed. Hope's guests were Dean Martin, Natalie Wood and four of Big Crosby's: Gary, Dennis, Philip and Lindsay. Since they had little to do, the boys concentrated on trying to upstage each other and anyone else around. I thought Gary came out ahead. He manipulates his lips in a pardon-the-expression, Jerry Lewis pout. Along with Hope's op ening monologue the Dodgers, Khrushchev, President Eisenhow er's golf and cooking hobbies, re ceived his attention), there was a skit that attempted to poke fun at TV's crime show trend but failed to generate steam and was sadly dilfused. Another segment featured Bob and Dean swapping restaur ant jokes and their usual sottir voice badinage saved the night from being a total loss. Observer, La Grantlo, Ore, Fri Oct. 9, 1959 Page 6 Side. Glances Th Channel Swim: Upcoming person-to-person guests on CBS TV: James and Pamela Mason, fashion authority Edith Head ... Victor Borge, whose NBC-TV spe cial unrolls next Friday night, re ports that he had so much extrv footage from his on-location work in Denmark that he had to cut a sequence taken in a riding hall. He hopes to use it in his second show of the season. CBS-TV's 20th Century has pre pared a documentary, "Down Range," that deals with America's missile tracking range in the South Atlantic ... London's famed St. Pauls Cathedral Boys' Choir makes its American TV debut on NBC-TV's Tuesday, Dec. 22 star time special. DAILY TV LOG 2KREM M KXLY f KHQ TV TV O TV FRIDAY fi:oo IIuk' Hunny NVws (fr Sports Cavalcade of Sports i;:i:, ' Doutf Kdwariia " ::tn Xewshi'Rt Anioa n' Andy ti i:, Decorating Ideas T oo Smmrf nn.-f I'm-tv 1 1 Venture TBA 7 15 .. ' - 7::to IlMiii'y I'rrK.'ntw I'.awhide 7:5 " " S on " " Trmiblenhooters :lfi " " s :lil M:in Kr.mi Hotel DeParee Bell Tel. Hour SI.". Uiirkhauk " " r (in TonihKtnne Terr. Ited Skelton ' :15 ! :io 77 Sunapt Strip M Squad IMS " " " 10:00 " Twilight Zone People Are Funny to tr. 1U :w Illai-k Paddle Amateur Hour News 10:! " " I.ale Movie It. on Nit.-lill.eiit 4-.lol Feature " It 11 Jack l'Hiir " It in " 11:45 " I on " " 18:1.1 . " SATURDAY 75 8:00 S : 1 .1 It Jil 8:45 Cnrtoon Farm Summary !:(" ('nptnin KuliKaroo Ruff and Reddy 9 1 ,1 " " J Jil " Fury 1.1 " - i mi Heckle and JecklM Howdy Doody '0 15 10 3(1 Mighty Mou.e Q-Toona 10:45 " " tt:00 1 Low l.ucy 11-15' " ' " 11:30 I.one Hanger ' 11:4 5 . " " 12 Oil Sky King Western Theatre 1 1 : 1 5 " " U' .10 If a Oreat Life 12 4 .1 " " 1 on Saturday Showcase Thoroughbred ftaee Saturday Matinee 111" . " I .in " Home Town " I 15 " " 1 Oil " Soldier Of Fortune 2 ::o Itoston Htarkie Saturday Matinee M t ii - 2 3 ml " " " 1 11 " 3 ::n Joe Palook " " 3 IS " " 4 o-t searlet rimperiiel " True Story 4 11 4 rtn Capn. Cya Cartoons So This la Hlywd. Detective Ftory 4 45 - " " 5 o( Jubilee l8A KiliBflde liaenlera Hoy llogera S 15 :. " " Vnlnn Pacific S 45 " " " v 1 1 r iii m ii r v n ( Vy 1 T W f- U t Pat Off. "Listen, boys! I can NOT send your meals up on a rope!" 'Adult Classification' Of U.S. Movies Is Considered By RICK DU BROW UPI Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD UPI i The movie industry is considering aJult clas sification of films because of a wave of criticism, says Eric John ston, president of the Motion Pic ture Association of America. Johnston told a news conference Monday that although he was personally opposed to any form of censorship, the association was discussing the matter of classifi cation with "Catholic, Protestant. Jewish, women's and other groups. "The movie code has not changed so much. It is the sub ject material in books and other creative works." Johnston said that the same people who complained a few years ago that movies were not Cheap Fallout Shelter SARASOTA. Fla. UPI Con tractor OUie King is going to build himself a nuclear fallout shelter. And he says he'll build you one for about $650. King got a building permit for his structure Thursday. He'll make it out of steel reinforced concrete with walls and roof two feet thick. It will be the first one in Sarasota. Elephant For Ike PARIS U'PP A lS-month-old baby elephant named Zimbo was headed out across the Atlantic to day by plane as a gift to Presi dent Eisenhower. Zimbo's eventual destination was the Washington Zoo. The elephant was offered as a gift to Eisenhower by Prime Min- i ister Fultiert Youlou of the French Congo Republic when tiie Presi dent visned Paris for talks with Gen. Charles de Gaulle last month. Thu log it mad. up from information by Television Stations and it accuracy cannot M guaranteed by the La Crandt Observer.. adult enough were now complain ing that they were too adult. "Classification is a difficult matter." he said. "Firs!, who is to enforce it: we don't own our theatres any more? Second, in other countries of the world there are laws by which theaters would lose their licenses if children were to see such films even with adults. "In this country, there are no Federal laws governing the mat ter. The pioblcm is, if we take it upon ourselves to classify movies, do we elicit the kind of censorship we have been trying to avoid and light in various slates'.'" Johnston said there has been criticism of motion pictures in some instances for their adult subject material. '"But," he said, "we must re me nlhr, we imported about 760 films, and we produced only 218 in Hollywood. In all. some 288 pic tures got the Movie Code's Seal of App:oval. and most .of the criticism was directed at those pictures without the seal." Johnston said that on a recent trip to France, certain high mem bers of the Degaulle government were concernod about whether son.e exported French films were giving a "false picture" of the way of life in their country. "But I am personally opgiosed to cens orship in any form." Johnston said. "The abuses and difficulties that it brings with it are greater tha t those incurred without cen sorship." POLICE ARREST WOMEN DURBAN. South Africa 'UPD Police arrested 17 African women Wednesday in another tlateup of anti - Ii Jian feelr.gs heie. The native women chased Indian women gardeners who ig nored demands they seek higher waaes or strike. 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