Pedestrian Hurt
Near Four Comers
Frank T. Crow, 64, Camp
White, is being treated in the
Camp White domiciliary in
firmary today for a badly cut
hand and has possible back
injuries after being struck by
a car near Four Corners on
the old Crater Lake highway
list night, according to state
police.
The car driven by Edward
Carl Albein, 60, of 309 Third
St., Phoenix, was going south
on the highway and did not
see the pedestrian dressed in
dark clothing until the car
struck him, officers were told.
Crow was taken to the
domiciliary infirmary by
Medford Ambulance Service
and his condition was said to
be fair today.
Portland Youth Shot
In Leg Accidentally
Bend- HTD - A Portland
youth, 13-year-old Clyde Phi
fer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Phifer, was accidental
ly shot in the right leg Wed
nesday when he tossed his
.30-.30 rifle to his father in a
Lapine motel.
The boy was taken to St.
Charles hospital here.
State police said the gun
apparently discharged acci
dentally. The youth had been
cleaning the gun and was un
aware a "'cartridge remained
in the chamber.
It was the first hunting ac
cident in Deschutes county
this season.
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'Twerity-One'Quiz
Show Cancelled
New Yt Jrk - (LTD -"Twenty-One,"
th t quiz show once
rated the top television pro
gram in thB country, was seen
tor the l;st time Thursday
The National Broadcasting
company i tnnounced cancella
tion of th e big money quiz
three hours before it "went on
the air. Along with other TV
quiz programs it had come
undef irrvestig ation on
charges con testants had been
fed' question s and answers in
advance.
Added to "fix" charges
against "T- enty-One" were
steadily dwu 'idling ratings. At
the height rf its popularity,
the expensive quiz show that
dispensed muiltiple thousands
of dollars sw tpt all audience
measuring po Us, but in recent
months its popularity waned.
The NBC announcement
late Thursday said the show
would be repi aced Oct. 30 by
"Concentratio q," a game pro
gram, to be sponsored by
Pharmaceutica Is, Inc., spon
sors of "Twen ly-dne."
With the axing of "Twenty
One," only -The $64,000
Question" (CBSty remained of
the quiz giants l There have
been persistent; reports that
"Question," wVrjtich only re
cently moved into a Sunday
night spot, also would be drop
ped soon.
PmHnrpH hv IT aplc "Rarrv anrl
Dan Enright, -Twenty-One"
made its debut on Sept. 12,
1956, with Barr;r as host. Its
first big-money 'winner was
college instruct or Charles
Van Doren, who perspired his
way to fame and1. $129,000 in
an isolation bootl I.
Van Doren is now under
contract to NBC .Bs a perfor
mer. .
Top winner on the show
was Elfrida Von Nardroff,
who stayed in the isolation
booth for weeks irnd finally
won $223,000.
First of the qui:; shows to
go after Dist. Atty . Frank S.
Hogan began investigating
them was "Dotto. " It was
dropped after chai.ges made
by Edward Hilgeme ier Jr.
Try and Stop Me
By BENNETT1 CERF
ARE YOU A little tired of all those TV commercials that
show how quickly pills can race through your insides?
Tide tells of a man who tore into the editor's office, crying, "I
just took one pill each from
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on some luxurious yachts tied
up in Key Biscayne, Fla.:
fancy notions like Sea Sprite,
Moonbeam, and the like. The
one that really tickled him,
however, was a neat craft la
beled simply, "The $18,500."
Camups humor (from the
Purdue Rivet): If a hen laid
an orange, you know, ' of a''u I
course, what the little chick ' :
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Young Crooner Charges
Milton Berle Fired Him
Hollywood (LTD A hand
some young crooner charged
today that Milton Berle fired
him from his television show
because he wouldn't listen
when the comedian "tried to
teach me how to sing.'' ,
"I'm already listed for
next weeks' show in TV
Guide, but as far as I know
I'm out of a job," dark-haired
Tony Roberts, 24, told United
Press International.
Berle, who returned to TV
last Oct. 8 after a three-year
layoff, denied the charges. He
admitted Roberts originally
was. scheduled to appear next
yVednesday but said:
"We just felt there would
be too many men on the
show. We have Carl Sand
burg and the Jordannaires all
set for it."
Berle said he expected Rob
erts to appear on his Nov. 5
show, but the singer's person
al manager, Ed Kelly, said he
wanted no more tov do with
the comedian.
"They call him the new
Berle," Kelly said, "but he's
the Berle of old. He told
Tony how to walk, how to
smile, everything but how to
brush his teeth. He told him
how to sing, act, stage his
song. He speeded his tempo,
cut his time. By the time the
kid went -on, he "was a nerv
ous wreck." : t'
"I never pushed the boy
around,", countered , B e r 1 e.
"I'm not the producer, just an
actor. I never did anything
except help him."
According to Kelly, Rob
erts has an exclusive five
year contract with Berle's
Sagebrush Enterprises Corp.
"Berle loved him when he
first heard him, but then he
started changing everything
the boy did," he said.
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day night appealed for many
new recruits for the Civil De
fense Corps, which now has
600,000 volunteer members.
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Washington - (DM - Former
President Truman arrives
here today on the political
trail only a few hours after
President Eisenhower leaves
for a campaign junket to the
West Coast.
The former Democratic
president was expected to get
down to issues immediately
at a lunch honoring Mrs. Tru
man and Mrs. Eleanor Roose
velt. .
Domestic issues appeared
certain to dominate the
speeches of both Truman and
Eisenhower in the next few
days. Truman has put himself
at odds with , some members
of his party by backing Eisen
hower's . Quemoy-Matsu for
eign policy, while the Presi
dent said at his news confer
ence this, week that "foreign
policy ought to be kept out of
partisan debate."
Ike Clears Confusion
Some confusion over" this
remark as it affected the cam
paigning of Vice President
Richard M. Nixon apparently
was cleared by the President
Thursday when he gave Nixon
an unqualified, go-ahead to
strike back at Democratic
campaign criticism of admin
istration handling of foreign
policy.
Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles on Tuesday had
deplored the injection of the
Quemoy crisis into the cur
rent campaign, and Dulles'
remarks were interpreted in
some quarters as an oblique
swipe at Nixon.
Dulles later issued a state
ment declaring Nixon had
every- ngnt to answer tne
Democratic criticism. The
President, in his statement,
said Dulles' statement "should
clear the atmosphere."
Truman, interviewed dur
ing a brief stopover at St,
Louis, Mo., en route to Wash
ington Thursday night, com
plimented the President for
learning "at last" that foreign
policy should be kept out of
political campaign speeches.
Says People Frustrated
But Trumarf noted that
"people are frustrated over
foreign policy and particular
ly farm policy. Those living
Nixon Sees GOP
Prospects Rising
Salt Lake City - (UPD - Vice
President Richard M. Nixon
claimed here Thursday night
Republican election prospects
in the "farm belt" are better
now than at any time since
1952. . -
Republicans are "running
scared" now, he said ' at a
party rally in Salt Lake City,
"as they should be in every
campaign."
Nixon was to address a
gathering at .Brigham Young
university in Provo, today,
and then fly on to speeches at
Casper and Cheyenne, Wyo.,
and Denver.
The top Republican party's
campaigner, who has made
speeches across the nation in
recent weeks, said a "shift"
from Democrats to Republi
cans started to take place
about 10 days ago.
He said the Democrats have
"run out of issues." .
Nixon termed the Truman
administration "the most cor
rupt in history" and the Ei
senhower administration "one
of the most honest in the his
tory of the United States."
Therefore, he said, the Demo
crats gave up campaigning on
corruption in government.
: He said the Democrats also
gave up talking about the
"missiles gap" because they
found it was caused by the
Truman administration and
was being "closed by the Ei
senhower administration."
Pear Tree Spray
Recommended Now
All pear trees should be
sprayed before the fall rains
come, recommended Clifford
B. Cordy, county horticultural
agent.
Purpose of such a spray is
to control a canker which at
tacks the limbs and trunks
of young pear trees, Cordy
said. As long as the bark is
smooth the tree is susceptible
to this disease, Cordy said.
Older trees with rough bark
are rarely affected. '
Recommended dosage is
eight pounds of 50 per cent
neutral copper and two
ounces of X-77 per 100 gal
lons of water. The trunk and
larger branches should be
thoroughly sprayed with" this
solution. Spraying of the
young wood is not necessary,
the horticultural agent said.
in agricultural states are wor
ried, and they've got a right
to be."
Eisenhower sets out today
on a' 5,000-mile political ex
pedition to add muscle and
unity to the -Republican elec
tion campaign. First stop on
his winging visits with the
voters was this afternoon at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
His major effort will come
in California, where he will
be trying to patch; up GOP
family differences and pick
up election:, prospects for the
Republican'ticket there.
Nixon, in a speech Thurs
day night at Salt Lake City
where he was continuing his
Far West swing, said it was
the responsibility of adminis
tration cabinet members-but
not the secretary of state-to
go out and fight for Republi
can - policies during the clos
ing weeks of the election cam
paign. , . '
Predicts Vote Shift
He said "hundreds of thous
ands of votes will be shifted
from the Democratic to Re
publican candidates in key
House and Senate races" if
the members of the Presi
dent's cabinet would "fight
. . . effectively and articulate
ly for their policies.". .
Two cabinet officers did
speak up. In a speech at
Muskegon, Mich., Thursday
night Labor Secretary James
P. Mitchell said labor reform
legislation would be the first
order of business next Janu
ary if voters elect a Repub
lican Congress Nov. 4. He
dared Democratic congression
al leaders to make the same
promise.
He also charged Democrats
had created a campaign issue
by falsely accusing Republi-
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cans of killing compromise
labor reform legislation last
session. . "House Democrats
treated labor reform legisla
tion like a skunk at a picnic,"
Mitchell declared. . ;
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson, in a speech
prepared for delivery today
at Chicago, said the Eisen
hower administration had
turned back "a tidal drift to
ward a socialized agricul
ture." - He said the administration,
had waged "a long hard fight
to change farm legislation to a
basis of sound economic prin
ciples and away from politi
cal expediency. Farmers have
had about all the political
panaceas they can take."
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