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ltf "'Va-ge f wo IIERALT) -AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCTOEER 26, 1955 i Godfrey's Ship Wobbles On 7V Despite Crew Loss NEW YORK OJPl-i-'Aflhur God frey's storm-tossed ship, sullering lrom three new losses ,ln Its crew, wobbles onto TV chaiuiels lonlsh; in the fate of reports thai more lieave-ho may he on the way. Godfrey, Ihe fiery-tempered em cee of the airwaves, applied the ox to three members o! his "TaJ- cnt Scouts" crew Tuesday pro ducer Larry Puck, musical con ductor Jerry Bresler and announc er Geoigo Bryan. The dismissals followed the tur prise pattern of other Godfrey ."lines of such performers as Julius La flosa, Marlon Mailowe, Archie Bleyer and the Mariners. The firings canio without notice while Godfrey was preparing lor tonight's TV program at the Penn sylvania National Hors'o Show In Hnrrlsburg. YtAR'S SUPREME THRILL! DOORS OPrN 8:30 P.M. TONIGHT ONLY TOMORROW! J3JU1-. huvlm iunu t -'r IU TUT TDHDirCI AW in int .inunvg i ;vfl-u Tbcmncoior' JOHN AGAR ROSEMARIE BOWE open daily bi30 p. m. WarnerColor , JIMM08UOW .,S Tift : ' AIIH DOMMOUt ' iQl X TL , : TECHNICOLOR li&S :,ioEL V 'm$i McCREA 1 K. uasm pllltif Brodorick Ralph CRAWFORD MEEKER till ' warn In Ckitln hadley mum mm msm FHkv COMMUNITY CONCERT TONIGHT! DOORS OPEN 6:30' P.M. TOMORROW! ' ON WIDE-VISION SCREEN! ACTUALLY FILMED IN VIRGIN JUNGLE OF UPPER 'AMAZON! lil SHOCKING! RAW! RIAL! Ill HI While girl explorer faxes IIS fjj untold danger among naked jrj F$ tribesmen, savage jungle n beasts I It B '&9avrZFk II kH L1RHU ft O f f M ti& urn There were reports that singer Lu Ann Simms might' be the rext victim of Godfrey's wrath. Miss Simms, who took six weeks leave from the Godfrey family alter uiv lug birth to a daughter, has not received delinile word from Ooa frcy that she'll be back on his show. Miss fiimins' husband. Lnrrlng Buzell said: "Her vacation Is up on Nov. 1, but we haven't heard lrom Godfrey yet. We should know one way or the other by next week." There were reports, loo. that the McGuirc Sisters, a singing trio with the Oodlrey mcnose. might be endangering their position by ihelr extensive entertaining activ ities outside the shew. One source close lo the Godfrey show said that Puck had set the pot to boiling last, December when iie became engaged to Miss Mar lowe, Puck, once the rlqht-hand man of Godfrey, hod his duties whittled away after tha: point. He and the utian-haircd Miss Marlowe were married on May 6. a few weeks after Godfrey fired the sultry singer. The source stated that Breslei was fired Tuesday because he had acted as piano accompanist ' anil arranger for Miss Marlowe during nlcht club engagements in New York and Boston early this year. "Bryan was the Innocent party In Hie firing," the informant add ed. "He was kind of a smoke icreen as the Mariners were In the Marion Marlowe firing." Godfrey, who still sutlers from on ailing hip, has seen his rating slip this year. Ironically enough. one oi tne principal cau;es of hi' Wednesday night audience trou bles Is that he has lost a major share of watchers lo a friend of his, Walt Disney, whose "Disney land" overlaps the Godfrey .time sioi. Diem Proclaims Viet Republic SAIGON. South Viet Nam lM Premier Ngo Dinh Diem todav solemnly proclaimed South Viet Noin a republic and became its first president. Diem, who came lo power In the miasi oi cnaos and despair last year, won 98.3 per cent of the vote In a referendum Sunday. The ac tion deposed ex-Emperor Bao Dai and made Diem, the new chief of state. ' 1 A constitution is' scheduled to be adopted next month, and soon aft er a general election will name the nation's first legislature. DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M. LAST 2 DAYS!. T' MIIIIMI I Bioco Alley tj Cinemascope WARNERCOLOf FRIDAY! ALAN UUNE IaddIllyson THE McCONNELL Story" ' WARKtHCOLOIt wiih.i. J 'DENNIS THE MENACE Where is (Radio KFLW C;BS & ABC, 150 KC Wednesday Evening:, Oct. 26 iSrOO Today' Sporli IHshlighli' k S l.nwcll Thomus CBS :;J0 Amos 'N' Andy Music Hail CBS 0:35 News CBS 7:00 Theatre of llitu ' 7:15 Blue Ribbon bouts ABC , a::io What Do You Think'.' . 1 BA& Bing Crosby CBS i (( 9:00 Lee ZJminer Show ABC n oo Your Livina Thoughts ABC 0:05 Your Marnane and Family 'ABC 9:10 Your I'ersonailty Abu U:J5 Your .Success ABC , 9:20 Your Home ABC 9:25 People in the News ABC . 10:00 10 PM Edition , 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 1 0:.Ti Time for Relaxation . ;. ' 11:00 Sign orr News Summary -,. ; 11:05 Sign Oil '-. j Thursday, Oct. 27 .. , 8:00 Minute News Summary 0:01 America's tavorite Music b:& Minute- News Summary 1 6:lli America's Favorilfl Muslo .. 6:30 Minute News Summary . ! 9-M America's Favorite Music ' I 0:4S Minute -News Summary 0:46 America's Favorite Muiie 7:00 News ' Breakfast Edition 1 7:15 DuRfiti and Mestj8hpw 7:30 Frank Goss CBS 7:45 Harrv Babh'ti CMS 8:00 Breakfast Club iBC ', ', 9:00 Blue Skies M:15 Better Living ." I- T T 0:;iO Helen Trent CBS ' 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10.00 Wendy Warren CBS " ' " 10:13 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr, Malone CBS 10:45 Guiding LiRht CBS , 11:1)0 MartBn from Miller l 11:10 MimiQ li.i3 Perry Mason CBS II ::t0 Nora Drake CRS - i 11:45 Aunt Mnry CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News " " , ' -12:15 P.nylcsa Sidewalk Show 12:U0 HWc Party CBS : 1" 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:110 Hank Henry Show ' 3:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS ;i:13 Miller's Mallnce .1,23 Stop 'N Shop :i::iO nuth Ashton CBS " 3:40 Music. I :ii45 Ted Malone ABC 4:00 Whispering Streets ABC i:W Basin Brlefi 4;.'I0 Today's Top Tunes 5:00 Edward R. Muirow CBS 5:15 Bill Stern ABC 8:110 Easy ListeninR 5:40 Weather Roundiio 5:43 Prank Goss CBS 3;55 Hometown News 1 ' fl:00 Today's Sports Highlights , 8:15 Lowell Thomas CBS U.;tO Amos 'N' Andy Music Hall CBS 11.53 News CBS 7:00 Godfrey Dicest CBS 7:;i0 Record Derby Berber Seeks Exile's Return RABAT, Morocco ttfi Thnml cl Olttoul, the Berber chieftain from Mrrrakcch, has thrown Another loop into Morocco's uoliticnl taiiRle by propohiiiji to put back on the throne tne Sultan he helped de pose. E! Glaoul, lonar recotmlzcd as ihp leader ot the mountuin-dwcUina Beroeis, announced in fl stntemeni yesterday that Sultan Mohammed Ben Youpsof, should be re'urned trom his exile in Madagascar and tet back on his throne. Krenchmen and Moroccans who heard the proclamation, road by hi Giaout's son from the Mens of the palace of the French resident general, could not have been more astonished. , El Glaoul, now in his 80s. listened to the reading ; with a smile., There was no cxulanution of his abrupt about-face. Briefly, this is the knol-bv-knot conlUMon into which El Glaoui cast yet anolner twist: , 1. Two years ao Kl Glaoui mined with the French m raUylng Berber country chiefs to a narley and entineet'inR the ousting ol Sultan Ben Yousset on 'he grounds lie was 'too Ultimate with extreme nntionalisls, mostly city born Arabs. 2. Hen Yous?ef was replaced by ihp agtn and politically mexper .enced Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa. 3 Fxtreme Nationalists began a campaign oi terrorism and iwice tried to assassinate Ben Mnulny. 4. LaM month the French govern ment decioed to remove Ben Moulnv and set up a regency council as a substitute for him. Kl Glaotil bitterly opposed this, and so did -most ol the 300.000 Frenchmen in Morocco 5. Nevertheless Ben Moulnv was fXlled to Tannier, (he rrency 'Ouiu'U 'Aiis imnlly created, and 'he naticnallMs woe promised that Hen Yotissrf would be returned to Frnnce but not tc hU throne Itom his exile in Madagascar.' , ' .-1 VAtU .W K1TKS VATICAN CRT i.ft The Vaii can's Congregation of Rites met Tuesday to consider miracles pro. nosed I o r the canonization ot Blessed Vincent Palloitt. the Ital ian priest who founded the Pious Society of Missions. 1 1 ne? atog fl:0O News CBS B:05 Tennessee Ernie CBS aM Si and by for Music 8:45 Iling Crosby U:00 Rounds of Today ABC 9:10 Sounds of No lmnortonce ABC 0:15 Sounds of Yesterday ABC 0:20 Sounding" ABC News ABC. i):;tO Orchestrn CBS ' 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sinn Off News, Summary . 11:05 Sign Off KFJ1 MBS A DLBS, 1150 KC Wednesday Evening, Oct. 26 fl:00 Bob Greene DLBS 8:15 World of Sports 6:25 Hollywood Highlights ,0:30 Local Evening JNew 6:45 Sam- Hayes DLBS 6:53 Harry "Witrner DLBS 7:00 Sporli Report . 7:10 Timber Tales 7:15 Klamath Sporti Album 7:30 Bob and itfly DLBS 8:00 Public Prosecutors DLBS 8:30 Gang Busters DLBS ;00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:1.1 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30. JI Jamboree 11:00 Sign Off ( J , Thursday, Oct. 27 : 6:00 Runrise Serenade and Lata Newi 8:30 Sons of the Pioneen 6:45 Kfltm Reporter- 7.00 HehiinRWdy iviBS .7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS '7:30 Todays Beit Buys 7:43 Morning News :00 Cliff Eugle DLBS 8:13 Moinipg Melodies 0:43 Basin. Bouquet . ' i 10:00 Ncwspnncr of the Air DLBS ' 10:15 Tcllo Test DLBS 10:30 ViMt to Don's 10:35 Cjutokie Quiz -10:43 Visit -to LaFointe 11:00 Sum Hayes News MBS 11:03 Musical Manor 11:30 Queen fnf a -Dav DLBS " 13:00 lips, from the Town Shop ! ' frin Npoi" Newi 1 t 12:30 Best on Berord , ' ' 12:43 Town and Country Time ' . 's ' 1:00 Western Roundup 1:30 Standard School Hour 2:00 Mnline MIndic 4:13 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Hc-re's the Answer DLBS' . 4:43 Sam Hayes' DLBS 5:00 TrptfJp Jam 6:00 Bob Greene DLBS fi:!3 World of Spnris 6:23 Hollywood HighllRhls 6:30 Local Evening News 6.43 Sam Hayes DLBS 6:33 Harry Wlsmer DLBS 7:00 Sports Report 7:10 Timber Tales 7:15 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher DLBS 7:30 Bob and Ray DLBS fl:(J0 Crime Fighters DLBS B:30 Orfirial Detective MBS :00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 0:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0:30 Football 30 10 no JI Jamboree ll'.OO Sinn Off KBF.S TV Channel a CBS. NBC. ABC Wednesday Evening, Oct. 26 3:30 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Vat RnRtie Camera 3 01) ITiirlc Bin Show 3:30 Andy's Ghiir 6:00 Heaven for Pels K 13 On Mie Road 6:30 Mnnalong Cnssidv 7:0O U.S. Steel Hour 8:00 Disneyland 8:00 Follow that Map 0 30 Srienre Fiction 10:00 Weather 10:03 MlS KighU 11:03 News 11:10 Sign Off Thursday, Oct. 27 3:30 Devotion, 4:0O Feminine Fancies 4:30 Robert Q. Lewis 4:43 Val Rogue Camera 3:00 Uncle Bill Show 3:30 Let s See the World ' 6 00 Ore-Cal Panorama 7 00 Sherlock Holmrs 7:30 star and the Story R:00 Groucho 8 30 Guy Lombirdo 0:00 All Star Theater ,w Ford Thea'pr 10 00 Favorite Story 10:30 Damon Runyan 11:00 News 11:03 Sign Off ' '0.'' NlVt il .. J KtjMi AF Slates Radical New Saucer Craft ' Hi rHARLES f'ORODRY United fress Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) The Air Force will send up at any limt now radical new alrcrart sure to De mistaken for flying saucers. One day soon you may see a (i.m. 'uiraiiinii let cr,ilt soom traiohi nn irnm the around and dart away at supersonic speed. Iv may be shaped line a disc or a triangle. Bin it umn't be a flvinir saucer one of those weird objects that have been reported dancing across the sk es fcr the past cignt years, The Air Force said in an ex haustive report Tuesday night that flying saucers are the bunk. The number thai cannot be logically explained Is approaching tne van ishing point, the service saio ui making nubile a study ol 5.00U saucer sightings since mld-1947 At the same time the Air Force took sonic ot the wraps from air craft thnt "will be a new phenom- non in our sl:les and under certain conditions could give the illusion ol the so-called Hying saucer.' Apprehensive about . public re action, Air Secretary Donald A. Quarles said the new planes will not be "supra - natural or myster ious." They will be manned, if manned at all, by "normal" earth- men. Thev will obey natural laws. The public will be informed about ihem within security limits. Two of the new planes are ine Ryan vertical take-off and landing jet and the disc shaped Jet built by Avro of Canada. The Ryan plane, having delta or triangular wing. Is due to fly at any time from , Edwards Air Force Base. Calif. The Avro plane, long dubbed a flying saucer, Is under develop ment and no flight time is knuwn. Quarles emphasized that other countries also can develop such planes, distinguished chiefly by their ability to rise and land with out runways. As for those mysterious saucers. the Air Force said in a 31fi-pagc scientific study that "no evidence" of the existence of such things was lound. Investigating methods are eood now, It said, that only three percent of this year's sight ings are unexplained. Quarles said that no objects like those ponularly called saucers have flown over this country. None of the so - called saucers "were, in fact aircraft of foreign origin." Hp was sure the unknown three per cent were conventional phe nomena or illusions. SCS Displays Activities SILVER LAKE Displays, maps and photographs of activities of Conservation District will be fen- tured at an open house in the SCS office in the r,chool building here Friday afternoon,' October 28. This is the allernoon of the power cele bration marking the energizing of (lie Midstate Electric Cooperative HneS in the Silver Lake area. Eston Porter, chairman of the board of supervisors, and DUane Crane and Jack Gillette of the SCS will explain conservoton prob lems of the district and show typi cal ranch plans. Visitors to the power "celebra tion are invited to view the SCS displays from 2-4:45 p.m. .' . .. NBC PREDICTS . TOKYO Wi The president of the U. S. National Broadcasting Co. today predicted live television pro grams will be beamed from Amer ica to Europe within five years, and to Asia within 10. "A chain of Microwave stations spanning the oceans should make this pos sible," suld Sylvester L. Weaver Jr. FOR ALL YOUR , WINTER RECAPPING . . if ui, W hovt four differ, ent designs to choost from. Alexander & Young 2861 S. tfrh Ph. 6603 ? t ST. AUGUSTINE'S ALTAR Potato Festival Parade held construction of the float. Macdoel Scouts Plan Birthday j MACDOEL The local Girl Scout troop Is planning a birthday j party in observance of its 10th an- j niversary. The party will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday, October 28, I and all parents and friends are invited. Plans were made at a Wednes day meeting at the home of Mrs. 1 Elmer Happen. Mrs. James Butler j reported , on the progress of the I Siskiyou County council planning commltteee. ' ' the KLAMATH and the Ghosts and Goblins will -y Get a Real Tfeat! mm Buy tl... At " 1 .. j tiMirio r;M( ONtr Regular Price J I Get Two Exfro Jf jr f for the price of 1 S LIMITED j to your favorite Grocers f V time only r in ,he rY!h Arca ly TOMORROW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 FOR --- 3 BIG SHOWS . 2:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. MILLS AUDITORIUM CHILDREN 50c -A- ADULTS 1.00 5i 1 9 F J ."t i If of naunwia SOCIETY entered thii prize winning float in the .Klamath Basin October 21 at Merrill. Thousands of paper napkins went into the -. i Friday Is ... .WHUIII ii . 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