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V Hilda Death Toll Increases to 204 Tampico, Mex. U.R) The death toll from Hurricane Hilda reached 204 today as flood wa ter began to recede, but at least 370 other persons were still missing and presumed dead. Herbert M. Williams, an American cattle rancher who lives in Tampico, said it is pos sible the dead will reach into the thousands. Williams flew his private plane over the vast dev astated area and reported that tiny villages that once dotted the terrain are no longer there, completely washed away with no sign of life. First estimate of material damages in the Tampico area to taled $120,000,000. The govern ment owned oil industry said its instillations suffered damages estimated at $20,000,000. President Adolfo Ruiz Cor tines remained in Tampico to take personal command of the "Operation Air Bridge." He decreed martial law over the entire region affected by the hurricane. 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W Jj& 7-12-24-340 145-57-78 & FEB. suas 20 V?) MAR. 21 4 h7.1B-77.9S P9-73-82-87Vd Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent from LOVIA TRENT CORNY BUT NICE -Tor easy corn waffles, drain can of whole kernel corn use liquid in mak ing batter fold in kernels before baking. ' For wonderfully delicious cof fee, serve AIRWAY the whole bean coffee with the mellow Brazilian flavor. ' AIRWAY'S choice Brazilian blend gives you smooth mellow flavor without harshness or bite but with all the refreshing pick up of fine coffee. Enjoy it often and enjoy a7 you want! It's .the mellow coffee in the yellow bag AIRWAY at S21FEWHY Hollywood (U.R) Judy Gar land will make her television de but tomorrow night and, as us ual with the dynamic per former, there will be as much drama behind the cameras as in AfT front. The singer, regarded as one of the Aline Mosby greatest enter tainers, brings to the CBS-TV Ford Jubilee her revue that brought raves at the Palace Theater in New York and at the London Paladium. And, as when she made , her much publicized movie, "A Star Is Born," Judy's show has be come an unusual production at CBS' big studios. She and hus band Sid Luft are receiving $125,000 for the one-night stand more, according to CBS, than any single performer has col lated for entertaining on the home screens. Night Rehearsals Judy has been rehearsing at night, a precedent at CBS. She still has trouble keeping day time working hours. Because she is new to TV, a special moni tor (at $2,000 an hour) was brought in during her camera tests so she could see herself on color TV. Judy is rated a special enter tainer, too, so CEfS broke an other rule and will let a live audience view the show. That will cost $10,000 for special equipment because of fire laws. "Judy didn't want canned laughter and applause. She want ed people," explained associate producer Berni Gould. But, he added, the star "has been extremely cooperative. "We heard rumors about how difficult she was, but it's not true," he said. "We kept a flex ible schedule expecting trouble, but she's been wonderful. "Of course, this girl knows more about show business than anybody. If she asked why you're making a camera move you better know why. But we've won half the "arguments, and she's won half, and you can't ask for a better deal." Sayi She's Scared Judy confessed she's "scared" about her TV debut. " "I won't know which camera to look at," she laughed as she watched a camera rehearsal. "I'll get such stage fright. Oh, yes, I always feel whoozy before I go on." "I know I'mlieavy," she add ed, looking at her figure in her gray slacks and yellow blouse. "I don't care any more. I feel better this way.", Judy gave up her touring stage show to go on TV but says, "I'd like to be shot before Saturday." "TV is insane confusion, but it's a great medium. I'd love to do more. But that depends on how TV feels about me," she" said with one eye on the bustling rehearsal. . . - , ; , . all tfeese iiice!pi)ple f-;whffii't!ii:iaitetl way" 'j Give GENEROUSLY To The iteaJ :B3edfforii : Crusade Published in cooperation with the United Medford Crusade by The . . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, September 23. 195S MEDFORD CDRCGOV) VIL HlUHS-mE District 6C Hires New Teacher, Uses Churches To Handle Enrollment Boost Central Point One new teacher was hired and two church buildings are being util ized to handle an increase great er than anticipated in District 6 schools, H. P. Jewett, superin tendent, has announced. The total number of students 1,954 enrolled in four Dis trict 6 schools is 228 more than the total last year. Of the 1,954, 554 of them are at Crater High school in Central Point, 1,033 in Central Point elementary school, 277 at Gold Hill and 100 at Sams Valley. Teacher Hired Mrs. A. L. Fellers of Ashland was hired by the district this week to handle additional in creases. Previously, an addition al teacher was employed at Gold Hill to handle anticipated in creases there. ' . . Two third grade rooms were moved to two rooms in a church a block and a half from the Cen tral Point elementary school, Jewett said, and part of the Gold Hill elementary school music de partment moved to a church basement across the street from the school. ' Architects Have Plans Jewett said plans are still in the hands of architects for re vision for construction of ele mentary school buildings at Gold Hill and Central Point. Bids for construction of the two struc tures were rejected by school district board of directors be cause bids ranged from $25,000 to $35,000 higher than available money. Plans and specifications for construction with concrete blocks are being drawn up by Medford Architect Robert J Keeney to reduce costs. Pre viously brick was to be used in wall construction. . The Central Point elementary State Group Names George Harrington George E. Harrington of Med ford has been named a new trus tee for a two-year term to the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults, the Easter Seal agency.; The trustees, in a recent, meet ing at Eugene, also elected Er nest M. Jachetta, Portland at torney, new president, succeed ing Edgar V. White of Coos Bay, who was named national trustee. JUG MUSIC St. Johns, Mich. tU.R) Everett Glazier, chief of police, has a fool-proof system for keep ing birds from raiding his cherry trees. Glazier hangs an uncorked empty jug from a branch of each tree. The wind creates a whis tling sound which scares the birds away. building will be 12 rooms, and the Gold Hill building will be a four-room structure. WORSE THAN PATIENTS Los Angeles (U.R) Mrs. An toinette B. Grant, 29, divorced Dr. Henry J. Grant, 43, Thurs day on testimony he physically abused her and "compared me with his worst patients." Grant is a psychiatrist. Cambridge, Mass. (U.R) Steve Torre, 75-year-old garage man, says his 1901 Oldsmobile will still hit 25 miles per hour on a straight road. "It seems as though you're going much fas ter," he said, "because the car has no windshield." see CANADA ON YOUR WAY AiA6t Go one way Canadian Pacific, one way United States lines. Inquire about Family Fare Plan. See your travel agent or Canadian Pacific, 207 American Bank Building, Portland, CApitol 7-2044. Take the sightseeing way East across Canada via Banff on ths modern stainless-steel train Th Canadian Canada's first and only Scenic Dome Streamliner. Longest dome rids anywhere, 2381 miles you see mors where there's mors to see. Distinctive Canadian decor. 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