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4 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 19S5 (Radio KrLW-CBS ABC 1450 EG Monday Eveninr. Nov. 28 00 Today's Sports Hlfhlitnt ; :1& Lowell ThomH CHS 30 Amoi 'N' Andy CBg 55 Nwn CBS m t:0Q Godfrty Talent fcouU CBS 130 Ntwi CBS 1 :J5 Jack Carson Show CBS t:0O Newt CBS 8:05 Tennessee) Emit 30 You Were There :4B Bin Crosby CBS 00 Sound Mirror ABC :30 Vole of Firestone ABC 10:00 10 P.M. Edition 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Tim for relaxation 11:00 Sign Off New Summary 11:05 Sign Off Tuesday, Nov. 29 0 00 Minute Ntwi Summary . Ol America- Favorite Music ;1S Minute News Summary - :1 America's Favor! t Music :! Minute Ntwi Summary t):31 America's FavorUe Music ' 0:45 Minute Ncwi Summary 44 Amarlca'a Favorite Music 7:00 News Breakfast Edition , 7:15 Dugan and Meet Show ' , 7:30 Frank Gori CBS 7:45 Harry Babbitt CRS 1:00 Breakfast Club ABC :00 Blue Skies :IS Better Li vim :30 Helen Trent CBS Var Status Order Given For Cyprus NICOSIA, Cyprus (UP) Britain ' today gave wartime status to 12, 000 troops In this Mediterranean Island colony to crush savage ter rorism which has killed six British . soldiers in recent days. The orders put the seven bat' (lions now stationed in Cyprus on "active service." It Is a measure which Britain has never taken ir the Middle East In peacetime be fore now, even at the height of antl British disturbances, in the Suez Canal Zone. ' British troops overseas are gen erally regarded as being on peace, time garrison duty with the ex. ceptlon of those In Korea and those fighting bandits In Malaya and Kenya. The order was yet another Indi cation of the gravity with which the British view the mounting ter rorism and followed Imposition of state of emergency. Troops stood guard at main In tersections In downtown Nicosia - and other towns to check possible further outbreaks of rioting. The terrorist organization Eoka warned that "the big battle la coming ' aoon." Six British soldiers have been killed in terrorists bombings and i ambushes In the worst outbreak of violence on Cyprus In months. Lenders of antl-Brltlsh resistance - defied a state of siege proclama ' tlon and 'pledged to continue their ' tight for union with Orcece. The terrorist Eoka organization flooded the city of Pamagusta with leaflets calling for continued re- aiatance. A bomb exploded In the ball room of the Ledra Palace Hotel ' Saturday night, Injuring four per- sons. Later, an unexploded hand grenade was found under a table reserved for Gov. Oon. Sir John Harding, who decided at the, last minute not to attend the dance.' Two bombs exploded at the homes of British Army sergeants but there were no casualties. Infected Guinea Pigs Hunted EXETER, England (ffl Four guinea pigs which could kill a whole class , room of youngsters ' mere being hunted in an extraordi nary police operation Mondny. The animals. Infected with sal monella enteritldls bacteria van ished from a Public Health Serv ice compound ' here. Authorities feared thev mluhl have been taken by children. The bacteria with which the pigs are iniecwa couia cause a serious form of food poisoning, frequently fatal. DEATH MILFORD, Conn. Nine-year-old Charles Hlckey Jr. died last night of burns received when he threw a match Into a can of gaso line to prove to his brother and alster that he could set off an explosion. The boy was burned critically Friday. Doors Open 6:30 NOW PLAYING! SJ TM" nm kbss SINATRA -REYNOLDS DMO 01ISK WAYNE-HOLM-. 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DI.RS 9:3DLBS Tlm WUh Eddl ri,hir 1:4 .11 Jimhnru 11:00 Sign OK KBEfl TV CkaNHCl I CBS, NBC, ABO Monday Evenlnr. Not. 11:30 Devotions 12:00 Matinee 1:00 Garden, Home and Farm I; 15 Secret Storm l:.'to World of Mr. Sweeney 1:45 Garry Moore 2:00 Pinkv Lee 2:30 Howdy Doodr 3:00 Feminine FanHee 3 30 Afternoon Theater 4 45 TBA 5 00 1ncle Bill Show 5 '30 TV Question Box 5:43 Adventures in Literature 6:00 Adventures In Literature tMft News 8:23 Weather fl:3(l Ashland Pern - 8 43 Shopping for Fashions and Oifta i ii amnio una 6:00 Burns and Allen 8:30 Badge 714 9 -00 1 Love Lucy 0:30 December Bride 10 00 Fireside Theater 10:35 Best Theater 12:00 News and Sign Off Tuesday, Nov. XI 11:30 Devotions 12:00 Matinee i:uo music Hall 1:13 Secret Storm l::to World of Mr. Sweeney 1:43 Veil Roane Camera 2:00 Pinky Lee 2:30 llowdv Dondv 3:00 Feminine Fanrles 3 ;i0 Afternoon Theater 4:4 THA 3:00 t'ncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater 6:15 News and Weather 6:30 Hotlon IHarki 7'IM1 AM .000 Question 7:30 My Favorite Husband 8:00 The Phil Silvers fehow 8 30 Celebrity Playhouse 0 iv) Ltherare 9:30 Let s Kick It Around 0:30 IlullvwiMMl Alhum 10 00 Famous PI a v noma 10:30 HlKhway Patrol i ii nrsi rueatrr 2:00 News and Sign Off POORS OPEN :SO P.M. LAST 2 DAYS! cihtoon Niwt NOW PLAYING! 1 1 DENNIS THE MENACE' W 5EE? 4Kb SAyg IT A yoo rr wasmt ho oog Siskiyou Supervisors Ask Funds For New Airport WEED Facilities for a second class airport will be provided for Weed, Mount-Shasta and Dunsmulr if the federal government accedes to a request for financing passed Tuesday by the Siskiyou County board of supervisors. The site located near Weed, which was purchased In 19S4 by the county for $2,369 requires widening for a runway, graveling and pav ing, at an estimated cost of 135,194. The strip of land purchased Is one mile long by 600 feet wide and Is not In use at this time. The amount requested of the fed eral government, under provisions of the federal aid airport pro gram, Is f 19,081; the county .Willi bear the remainder, 116,113. Completion of the work would take .two years. Expenditure by the county In 1996 would be ap proximately t6,ooo, and In 1957, $8,000. Provided the government ap proves the request, $2,369 of the purchase price for the land will be rebated to the county. Fifty four per cent of the cost will be borne by the government and 4S per cent by Siskiyou County. The landing strip already has been graded to include an area of about 100 by 5.000 feet. At one end of the runway Is a power line which must be put underground. Donald Coonrod, airport coordi nator, appeared Tuesday before the supervisors and stated that an application must be filed with the government before December 1. If the application for fund Is approved, bids will be -let for the work to be done by independent contractors, coonrod stated. A second class airport, although not approved for scheduled airline traffic, will serve general aviation auch aa agriculture, commercial Bomb Boosts Paris Radioactivity PARIS ist The explosion of the new Russian hydrogen bomb has shot up radioactivity in the Paris atmosphere seven fold, a munici pal expert aald Mondny. The observer at the Cltv Health Laboratory aaid the sudden rise in radioactivity still not harmful-, began Saturday. Similar Increases have been noted elsewhere In the world. ASSAULT CHARGE SACRAMENTO (UP1 Ailthorl. ties were holding Armund Gutter. ret on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon today, following the death of Carlos B. Hernandez, (3 Kockiin, from stab wounds. Sheriff's oHlcers said Gutierrez admitted the stabbing of Hernand- ei, but refused to say why he had done It. Hernandea died from wounds In the stomach. AIRMAN DAVID S. TODD, ion of Mr. and Mri. Harry R. Todd, 730 Mt. Whifnty Stratt, It currently enrolled in basic trainine at Parks Air Fore Bate, California. After hit basic (raining, ha will ba tant to one of the Air Fore technical or administrative schools or be essignod to en Air Force base where hit skill it needed, Prior to entering the Air Force lest September, he attended the University of Oregon Medical School et Portia aid. o ) . -. : c! d I, CHES - WA - WA. I 72? operation, individual traffic, In dustrial traffic, and executive use. When the landing strip Is ready, hangera will be constructed by pri vate firms and individuals, who lease land for them. r . . .... JS If w fE aw tit Movie Cinderella Girl Not To Change Despite Success By ALINE MOSBY I nited Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD tUPI Bhlrlev Jones, the movie Cinderella of the year, is a natural, unspoiled girl wno a oeen nit with sudden fame and money, but she's made one promise to herself: "I won't cnange. Shlrley'a rise to fabulous stardom even beats last year's success story oi urace Keny. Two yeara aga Shirley was singing school girl in Smithton. Pa where her father is a brewer. To day you can see Shirley singing in ner nm movie the blRsest ui sire, at least musical of the year, "Oklahoma!." The young atar also Is calmly winding up her starring role In the itiosi supercolossal musical of 19o6, "Carousel,'' . at 20th Century-Fox otuaio. Yet 21-year-old Shirley still looks Highways Open At Crater Lake No new snow was reported from the Crater Lake Ranger Station over the weekend. There is now 38 Inches of snow on the level while last year at this time only seven was reported. lne high temperature over the weekend was 49 degrees with 28 the low. It was 32 degrees at 8 m. Monday morning. The ranger station reported that 113 persons visited the park over the weekend with seven of that number skiing. The road through the park and to the rim is open with some Icy spots, It was reported. COMPLAINT NEW DELHI, India I King Baud of Saudi Arabia remained seated in the official, car during the latter part of his 15-mile sight seeing tou of New Delhi Monday. He complained he was "not feeling well." : "NEW ROYAL 76, and acta lit e the girl next door in Smithtou. She's Deen to few Hony wood parties, she knows hardly any movie stars and her name la ami simnly Jones. "It's not Hollywood, but the per son wno'a at fault," aha decided today. "If a person haa great wants and a driving ambition then be can be spoiled. "I've always 'wanted a career, but it's never been a driving thing. This is not a way of life to me lt never will be." Shirley figures she still has her feet on the ground because "of my family I had a wonderful child hood and they always let me make my own decisions. 'I grew up In a small town? We lived modestly, and that's the kind of life I like. I still get homesick at times," she smiled. . Shirley admits some hometown folks figure Hollywood is a town uf artifice. But she wears haraly any make-up in her films and "they've never padded me thev want me tc look natural," she said, pointing to her slender figure. The blonde- actress began siudy ing singing when she was 12 and after high school took a year of drama school In Pittsburgh. Then she casually walked into the open auditions that Broadway producers Dick Rodgers and Oscar Hammer. Mein hold in New York. 0" i KLAMATH lui. OKI CLOSED MONDAYS UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. 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