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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON fEditoff Notct Tt. nil ana teteviaioa - alaUons crvig are are rfed I correct theae projrraa logs daily print U prnt r ad line. FreaoenUy. n e t w e r chaoxea occur toe late (or public ilon. The Herald and Newa ear riea this ImormaUon aa a aaone eervlre but cannot be responsible for the accuracy ol the loia for the reason stated bvr. 1 KFLWtBS ABC, lAl KC Wednesday Evening, Sept. Zl 6:43 flocky Marciano VI. Archit Moot T 45 Bing Crmhy CBS 8 00 Newa CKS 8 13 Stand by for Mtli-ie ' 8 30 Wiial Do Vdu Think? 8 44 Gucit Siar 9 00 Lee Zimmer Show ABC 0 :i0 Music Amos 'N' Andy CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:15 Sinilnf with the Stars ABC 10JQ Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off Ntwa Summary 11:05 Sim Off Thursday, Kept. 22 8:00 Minute News Summary ti.ui Amcnea'f i-avnritp Music 1ft Minute Ntwa Summary ti 16 America's lavonie Music 8 30 Minute News Summary M Anirrira' favorite Musle C 48 Minute Newa Summary (.in Americas Favorite Muale 7.00 News - BkfM Edition 7 15 Dutm e.-,t s,,ow 1 30 Frank Cii CBS 7 45 Harry Babbitt I'M 8-00 Breakfast Club ABC B 00 Elue Skim 0:15 Ma Perkins CBS U ,;j V cimg i Mitione CBS B 45 Better Livinjr l'j.00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:16 Perry Mason CBS 1U:U0 Nora Drake CI'.S 10.45 Morian from Miller's 10:33 Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Aunt Mary CBS 11:30 Helen Tre it CBS 11: Our Gal Sunday CBS 12.00 Noon Edition News 32.13 Pay leu Sidewalk Show X2:-jO Home Party CUS 1:00 Arthur Godfrev CBS 2:. 10 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Sinn At Simp 3 03 Miller's Matint 3:13 Time Out 3 .to Trl Malcnt ABC 345 MuMc 9:30 Basin Briefs 4 wl Guldinf Light CBS 4 '. rc-n t' V i CBS 4:10 Today 'I Top Tunes 3:00 Frtwari n. Murrow CBS 8:15 Bill Stffrn ABC B."0 Bible Baptist Church 8-40 Mu :1c 8 43 Frank Gosa CBS A.53 Hometown Newa ft:t PetOi-d Derhv (J 23 ABC Late News ABC -M Todav'a Suorta Hihliiuhtf 8:45 Lowell Thomnn. Newt CBS 7:00 Sports Roundup CHS 7 03 Tennessee Ernie CBS 7:43 ntnf Crosby CBS B:00 CBS News r i-i i i - n 1 1 i laWHBaHII OPEN DAILY too . M ON 0UK GIANT SCREINI Wtyi fOWII HAYWAIB Randolph SCOTT PAG Sat DAWN TICHNICOIOR ! POWfll TUCK I. juraa nOOR9 OPEN 8:30 P.M. NOW SHOWING! CiNemaScOPE WIIUIII f).J?? '- ton JT $t CALHOUN iGv.f IIJ s-t.j Technicolor M. ). 11 wniut ruut g a him timiioh 1 Cj j?J ItrtMMjtlini 1 Wa Midi Muvrfa & jV- J BHflRTS CARTOON HfWS 8 13 In the Parlor's Study 8:30 Thy Children, Tl Builder!- ABC w imw u)inw BMW UU b jo Music 6:33 Amos N' Andy CBS 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:15 Strange ABC 10:30 Time for Bel ax a I Inn 11:00 etin Off hews Summary 11:01 feign 6f , KFJIMRS A DLBS. till KG - t Wednesday Evening;, HtpU 11 8 00 Bob Green DI.BS - . - iV13 World of Sports . 8 25 Hollywood Highlights 6 .'10 Local Evening News 6:45 Sam Havea DLRS 6:33 Harry Wlsmer DLBS 7:00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7:15 P.S. Program , . , ' 7: '10 Sfit, Preston DLBS 8:00 Sentenced n m True Detertlva Mye'l 8:00 Gabriel Healler MBR 0:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS ft::to Jl Jamnorea U.00 Sign Off Thursday, Sept. 22 5 00 Sunrise Serenade 8:0 Sons of the Pioneers 8:43 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Todays Bast Buys 7:45 Morning News 7:33 Murie li Miniature fl:0n Cliff F.nglo P-t!l Mwrnlfg Melodies 10.00 Newspaper of the Air 10 13 Teiln Test DLBS 10:30 A Visit to Welsftelds . I ulr'-i" Pntr 10:40 A Visit to Dons lo U A Viait to La Pointei lt:0O Ssm Hayes 11:03 Muiicel Manor 11:20 Queen for a Dav DLRS "!:0i 'iipi fr- i t ta lown Shop IB:1S Noon News 12:30 Best on Record 12:45 Town 8c Country Time 1:00 Game of the Day :t 00 Western Roundup 3:30 Matinee Melodies rMo Teei 4:13 Hemingway MBS 4-:n frrs'a 'lie Anr-r-4:45 Sam Hayes DLBS V'fl Vr-f- J,r, 6:00 Bob Greene DLBS 8:13 World of Sports 8:23 Hollywood Highlights 8:30 Local Evenlnt News 8.43 Sam Havea DLRS 6:33 Harry Winner DLBS 7:00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 1 7:15 Cnhe Time with Eddie Flihar DLBS 7:30 flBt. Preston DLBS ' :m uraoy Kay ' MBS -8:30 Official Detective MRU V.ro Gabriel Heatter MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0:30 j Jamboree 1:00 Slfn Off. KCNOAlturag, Bit ttC Tbursdav. Kent. 2!! 7:30 World Nawa :.- Top o' the Morning 25 Under the fanllnl TSamb 8:30 Haven nf Real 8:00 World News 0:0 1 fvvan S'lop 9:15 Women's Newa it' Cluba '' 9:30 Mornlna Mlfrfi 10:00 News 10:03 Musio of the Masters i:un news 1:05 Mornlna1 MelndU 12:00 Thought for tht Day 12:03 Sports Ntwa ' 12:)n Modoc County Newa 4:10 noon News vt -ersnnailiy Timt :00 Bnnrta . 1:03 Lake County Ntwi 1:13 Bit on Rernrds J:t5 All Tim Hits 1:1 o Knrm F,or,,", 1:40 Matinee Malndtea 2:00 Lfstener'6 Chotcg 3:00 News 3:03 Listaner'a Choice , 4:13 Mountain Lily Willy 4:30 News 4:45 Mood Muile 3:.'M Muff ct the IMbeat ' . ( 6:00 Loral. Sports 8, World Nsws 6:15 Senator Knowlantf 6::A Sunset Serenade 700 Dance Time 7:38 News 8:00 Sign Off KBFB TV Ctaanttrl I CRS. NBC. ABC Wednekday Evenlnf, Bept. 21 .1:30 Devotions 4:00 Fantlnine Fancies ;S Val Rone Camera i ., 5:00 Uncle Bill Show fliao Andv'a r.innn 8:oo Front Row Center 7:00 Hnpalnng Casatdy 'DENNIS THE MENACE" DOORS OPEN 6:SO P, ru'iMMiii LAST TIME TODAY M 0 M SUNNY MUSICAll tmmom i fiene KElir - Dsn DU.ET Cyd CHARiSSE Ootees GRAY HDRT8 CARTOON THURSDAY! THC TOHY Of A MAN WHO MAtHtO AU Mmiim TO tn Nit MUM IN TNt (Kin. HIKII! mis Eternal Sea PLUV . CAROLINA CANNONBALL The Moit Chollcnging Story Ot Faith Ever Told!!! NOW SHOWING; I DOORS OPEN 6:30 k mm .fflJPl reeJ 'OAOOY BOSS? VOU MEAN HE'S 60TTA MIH0 eCWdOW ELSE BESIDES KM?' Government Studies Easier Draft For Olde? Age Men WASHINGTON m The eovern-'i mcni in ccn.iacnne a cnani!C in drift reguUtlons tlmrd lit gottlnu younger men into uniform. The DroDOsed cllanse U nrnmnlpil by tho rising average age of draftees now up to about S3 no is coupled with the admlmstra- Cions new military reserve pro gram. Officials said the Dronosad chunrten. designed to be more lenient ' with older draft-Rue men. are being circulated among inter ested agencies tor review and com- nenl. They said they did not ex pect early action.' At present, the practice Is to draft from the top down that t, to take the oldest men first in Ihe eligible IS'i-as age group. However, a selective service of. IcIbI said that as things now stand, the average draftee will bo bout 3b when he finishes his two- ear hitch and moves Into Ih: ready reserve. Tills Is only a vear under what this official said is the age at which most men reach their peak of military efficiency. we want younger men than the year-olds going Into that ready eserve." he continued. "We want men who can serve In the ready eserve several years before they reach aa." Selective service officials said h average age of draftees was snout 20 In late 1853 and 1063. "What we are trying to do Is to pet younscr men Into the service," the official rxplRlncd. "Already some local draft boards are looking at Tho older men nmoni the regis trants more leniently and proposed regulation chnnges are designed to allow the IuchI b3nrds to be more lenient with the older men. "It is hoped that local boards will be more lenient In regard to the requirements for deferment on grounds of hardship and es sentlallty. . '.'We are trying especially to find a formula to help in the scientlllc field. Hollywood Rolls Out Carpet For Actor Alec Guinness OFGtiD CinemaScopE1 COLOR by DtlUXI BW NWS 1-K Sill Wlnl.r Olympic. S:0Q M.n Behind lh Badg. B:.tO Vlilon Con.crv.tlon 9:00 Wateh Your County Grow B:1S Otn.r.l Spnrlitlm :) Jcl.ire rictlon I(1!0H W.alho ln:M Th Blf rifhl 11:09 Nawa 11:10 Sim Off Thursday, Sept, n 9:10 Davollona 4:00 Famlnlna Panclat h 4:30 Sobl. Q. 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Print plainly name, address ailh tone, site and style number. Ike Continues Trout Fishing FRASErtj Colo. W They have changed the course of the Rocky Mountain' stream where President Eisenhower fishes here to make It easleiMo ontch trout. Tht'-- President and Ills host. Denver Investment banker Aksel Nielsen, stood on the bank of St. Louis Creek yesterday afternoon and helped supervise a bulldozer and a steam shovel in the opera tion. The swift-flowing creek, which meandors through Nielsen's ranch, is being tapped to Increase the supply of water to Denver, 70 miles to the southeast. The water , will i 1 . i .JV ":. ' yvei- we uonuneniAi Divide to lire eastern slope. , Murray Snyder, aslstnnt White House press secretary, to'd news men the President ond Nielsen no have been fishing for trout hciq since- 1940 have been plan ning for years how to alter the course of the stream to Improve the catch.'. They decided to go ahead, Snyder said, when it. be came apparent that the Denver water diversion project might lower the stream level to . such an extent as to spoil tho fishing m.'xi year. , Bo they had a new channel cut Willi the purpose of slowing down the flow, and in doing Uiat created a few deep pools where trout like to lurk. The President cnught seven trout Mondny. his first diiv here, hut his iuck ion oil yxstcrduy. He landed only two.' ' ByALINE MOSSY I'nlted Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) Alee Ouln neM. the sly English - comedian. gets both stardom and Grace Kel ly In his first Hollywood picture, but he modestly calls Himself "Just an ordinary character actor." , Guinness has the distinction of being a foreign star who has be come a top comedian with U. 6. lans because of his polished, won dei ml comedies such as "The Lav ender Hill Mob" and "Kind Hearts and Coronets." At last the actor has been lured to Hollywood for the film version of the rerene Molnar play. "The Swan." He not only gets the girl In passionate love scenes, out she's Orace Kelly, the top prlu of the Hollywoods. She also rolled out a red wel come carpet for Guinness with a cocktail psrty, ana Miss Kelly gave a soiree at ner come In his nonor. But the solemn-faced actor waves all this acclaim aside. , I'm Just an ordinary character actor," Guinness said humbly. I've been an actor for 22 years. I do dramas, too, and stage work. I don't net much fan mall- I'm not (hat kind of an actor. Any notice I've had In this 'country is indeed a mystery to me, as it is to people back home." Guinness sat in his Beverly Hills hotel suite, colorful sight in a long, black, baggy sweater and mutller and minus his usual tou' pee. He often sniffled and blew his nose because of a cold the London er picked up from the Calilornia sunshine. His favorite comedian.i he went i, la Hollywood's Buster Keaton. Ouinness even seems surprised that many film critics regard Eng land's comedies as superior to Hollywood's. Guinness was asked before to come to Hollywood but, he ex plained, "The scripts were usually imitations of stuff I've done back home." "Or else I was committed for English films," he said, "I'm sup posed to oe doing a turn in Eng. land right now. But three weeks ago It suddenly fell through, and I waa left high and dry. Within 24 hours this 'Swan' comedy turned up with the role of an amusing character." In "The Swan" Guinness plays a Hungarian prince who Is not too interested in the sleek Miss Kelly until Louis Jourdan nearly sweeps ner away. Already there's a plot afoot In the Inner sanctum of MGM to Hol lywood Ite that Molnar ending. If sneak preview audiences don't dig Ouinness' romantic appeal, a new non-Molnar finish will be filmed in which Jourdan wins the fair lady. Guinness arrived In Hollywood on an over-the-north-pole airliner. This trip featured a scene right out of a Guinness movie. "I had a berth, but It Jacknifed abd collapsed," he said. "I didn't want to wake my fellow passen- leei auu u up m mc air ana U)e gers. So I spent the night with my I rest of me hanging down below." Hammond' Organ Choral Organ Largant atork lead ing male planoa In Inn part of the west Rant a Spinet piano. nenuU pur etuuo plan. LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th vomen Mo qss Save -time $ Get you're not usinQ i(fo ytofi-e forking joo frj Godfrey Gets Scroll, Praise NEW YORK W-'Arthur Oodfrey finally got around to his part in tho opening- of the new West Side airlines terminal but he was nearly a week late and i mile away from the terminal. It originally was planned for him to land a helicopter on the roof of the terminal at Its opening last week. The stunt was vetoed by City Marine and Aviation Commission er Vincent A. O. 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