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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1958 ."DENNIS THE MENACE" (Radio otog M M II lPl( I 'p ?!" 'WHff CWHE DO WITH 0lM3? SHE flJUlOrCWOy.'' U.S. Socf To Possess New 'Cleaner' H-Bomb Device WASHINGTON (UP) Atomic clear test program slated at the Commissioner Willard F. Libbyj Pacific proving ground between revealed today that the United I Way 5 and mid-July this year. States actually has produced a "Particular attention was paid "cleaner H-bomb." jto the falloul Problem in this op- mbattisSh .iCrrS'T ,.a i. j,,ii.. power to millions of tons of TMi 2, S hZu fhan' tl. ZTt than "dirtier" H - bombs of the t J1!:0"1 'r 8 g'Ve" ""Tgy same power. .-This effort," Libby t a t e d, In an address at a radiation ; "was successful." meeting sponsored oy me Amen- ne sajj tnat "considerable at- can Association ior me Aovance- tention was paid to operational ment Of Science, Libby reported felnrs" nrpsnmnhlv i-nmnara. 'new Information" on radioactive jtiveiy 8anitary high-altitude explo- ioiiuu.. juwo u ' wiiu i sions which would minimize uperauon neawing. me us. nu- world-wide fallout." GIGANTIC CANNED FOOD SALE NOW IN PROGRESS You've Seen the Rest- Now Buy the Bestl 4710 So. 6th BIG Y As a result, all the text explo sions of Operation Redwing, to taling at least ten, added "consid crably less" radioactivity to the stratospheric air currents circling the globe than was present before the tests. RESOLVED: WOMEN NICE MONTREAL (UP)-Oxford and McOill Uuiverslty debated the resolution "that this house seeks a truce in the war between the sees. Oxford won with the argu ment that women are nice and what s the use of fighting it. A Single Quart? A Twin-Pak Half? A Regular Half? As You Like It Leek For the Polkadot Carton! (FO NOTE: Tb HtralJ Nowi I rtiMatJbU far In mlast efcMt la the rftrfle a4 TV tcbttlilts. Th ir pubiUfaetl merely blie w rlco tntl art faralih bj tbt varlni iUUmi laTtlTtfM KFLVV-CBS ABC, 145ft KC Friday Evening, Oct 12 00 Today's Sports HihlighU 6 13 Lowell Thomaa CBS e 30 Notebook i or in new Aminci CBS 6 35 Amoc Andy CBS ft 55 New i CBS 7:00 Miuic 7:03 American Muiic Hall ABC 7 25 ABC Lat Newt 7:30 Binf Croiby CBS 7;43 Johnny Dollar CBS 8:00 KUHS va Med ford 9 53 ABC Late New 10 00 Imagination ABC 10:23 Sign Off Saturday, October 13 6 00 Minute Newi Summary 8:01 America's Favorite Muile 6:15 Minute News Summary 0:18 America's Favorite Muiie fl 30 Minute News Summary 6.11 America's Favorite Music -6:45 Minute News Summary 0 46 America's Favorite Music 7 00 News Break fat Edition 7:15 Top O' the Momln' 7:30 Frank Cou CBS 7.43 County Agent 7:55 News Reporter ABC 8 00 No School Today ABC 8 30 Haven of Rest S OO No School Today ABC 9:30 Cunsmoke CBS 9 35 Weather U.S.A. CBS 10:00 News CBS 10:03 Storymaiter CBS 10:15 Robt. Q. Lewis CBS 11:00 Country Ho Down 11:15 Music 11:30 Heartbeat Theater 12 00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Tulane vs Navy Football ABC 2:30 Saturday Platter Show ABC 3 00 News Reporter ABC 3 05 Saturday Platter Show ABC 4 00 News Reporter ABC 4 03 Saturday Platter Show ABC 4:30 Basin Briefs 4:45 Science Editor ABC 5:00 Hank Weaver's Filth Quarter ABC 5: 15 News Reporter ABC, 5:20 Weather Roundup 5:30 Tom Harmon CBS 5:45 Frank Goss CBS 5:53 Hometown News 6:00 Todav's Sports Highlights 6:15 KUHS News KuffKets 6:30 This Week in Washington ABC o w urui oi bile 7 00 News CBS 7:05 Saturday Night Country Style 7:30 Jimmy Wakely CBS 7:55 News CBS BOO Gfl Henry Show CBS 9:00 TBA 9:30 Basin Street Jazz CBS 9:55 Teen Tune CBS 10:00 News CBS 10:05 Imagination ABC 10.30 Sign Off KFJI MBS ft DLBS. 1150 KC Friday Evening, Oct 13 6 00 Edw. P. Morgan News DI BS 6:15 Bill Brundlge Sports DLBS 6 23 Wtsmer Sports Time MBS 6:30 Firtt Federal News 6:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS 0 55 Kraft News DLBS 7:00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 7:15 Behind The Story DLBS 7:30 Counterspy MBS 7:33 KUHS vs Medford Football 10:30 Local News 10:43 Bob Inch Show 12:00 Sign Off Saturday, October 13 6:00 First News 6:05 The Cow Hour 6:45 Best On Record 7:00 News DLBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Todays Best Buys 7:45 Runyan News 8:00 Morning Melodies 8:25 Network News DLB1 8:30 Morning Melodies B:M Social Security 8:53 4-H Club 9:00 Best on Record - 9:15 Morning Melodic 0:30 Kraft News DLBS . 0:35 Firefighters , , 9:40 Mornlnv Melodies 11:00 Notre Dame vs Purdue Football IJL.MS 1:30 OTI-Eastern Oregon Football 4:30 Jack White JJ 6:00 How It Happened 6:15 Warren Bunyan S porta Report b 43 nouywooa ntgniignis 6:30 Local Evening News 6:43 Evening Melodies 6 35 Kraft News DLBS 7:00 Magic of Music DLBS 7:30 Wheel of Chance DLBS , R 00 Bob Inch Show 9:00 Network News DLBS 9.13 Bob Inch Show 10:00 Medoland News j 10:13 Boh Inch Show 12,00 Sign Of KOTITV Channel t I Callfnrnia-OrpRon Television Inc. Friday Evening, Oct 12 5 33 Chaplains Corner 5 30 Local Film 6 45 Nrws and Weather 0 00 TBA 6:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7:13 Musical Treasures 8 00 Man Called "X" 8 30 Highway Patrol 9 00 Undercurrent 9 : Mavnr of the Town 10 00 Premier Theater 10.30 Sign Off Saturday, October 13 9 43 Raseball Previews 10 (H) Baseball 1 IM TBA 3:00 Sport! Parade 3 30 Local Film 4 00 Treasure Travels 4 :to Show Time 6 30 Faith for Today 7 00 Honeymooners 7 30 Stage Show 8 00 Crunch and Des B :t(i Hev Jeanni 00 TBA 10 00 Wrestling 11.00 Slfn Off KBES TV Channel 5 CBS, NBC, ABC Friday, Oct It 2 30 Strike U Rich 3.00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Afternoon Theater 4 45 Search for Tomorrow 5 00 Wild BUI Hlckok 3 30 How Christian Science Heala 3 13 Vmir TV Weatherman 3 50 News 6 00 Cavalcade nf Sprots A 43 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7 13 Medical History 7 30 Dniiflas McKav 7 45 Harris Ellsworth 7 50 See Yon at the Polls 8 30 Man Called X 00 Highway Patrol 9 .Ml Mayor of the Town 10:t The Lineup 10:30 Premier Theater 11.43 News and Sign Off Saturday, October 13 12 00 Football Moundup LIS PCC Football OSC Cal at Cor- vallis 4:00 Mr. Qltard 4 .10 Faith for Tomorrow 3:00 City Charier Amendment 3 ;l Green Gold 6 on People are Funny 30 Tennessee Ernie 7 00 Beat the Clock 7:30 Big Picture 6 00 Jacki Gleason Show 9 00 Crunch and Des 9 30 Hey Jeannle 10 00 George Gobel 10:30 Texas Rasslin' 11:30 News and Sign Off KVIP-TV Channel 7, Redding cauiornia ' Friday Evening, Oct 12 4:00 Armed Forces Present 4:13 Early Show "North of Noma' 5:35 Jerrio'a Jamboree 6 00 Cavalcade of Sports 6 50 Shascadc Sports Scop 7.00 News 7:30 Overseas Adventure 6.00 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal "Actress Story" 8 30 Walter Wlncheil 9:00 Man Behind the Badge "Case of the Pot of Gold" 9:30 Star Performance Title TBA iu.w t.aie snuw airanger on in Prowl" 11:45 Late News Saturday, October 13 12:15 Football 12:45 Pacific Coast HHites 1:15 Football Game Oregon St. vs. 3:45 Koylon Scoreboard 4:00 jerrios Jamboree 'Serial, live - cnijgren a snow, and car toons i 0:00 New 6:15 Cartoons ' 6:30 Bar-7-theater "Fighting Marshall 7:J0 People Are Funny 8:00 Perry Como Show Color 9:00 Caesar's Hour 10:00 George Goebel 10:30 Your Hit Parade Color 11:00 Dateline Europe "Heidelberg" 11:30 Late News KCNO ABC, 570 KC, daylight time ALTLRAS Saturday, October 13 6:15 Sign On 6:16 Little Western Show 7:00 News ABC 7:05 Breakfast Tunes ABC 7:15 Martin Agronsky News ABC 7:30 Top O" the Morning 7:55 News ABC 8:00 No School Today 9:30 News ABC fl:35 Hit Parade x B:45 Modoc County PTA 10:00 News ABC 10 05 Listener's Choic 10:40 News ABC 10:45 Speaking of Sports 10 50 Game of the Week ABC 1:30 Modoc County News 1.35 Lake County News 1:40 Top Tunes 2:00 News ABC 2:05 Saturday Platter Show ABC 3:00 News ABC , 3 05 Saturday Platter Show ABC 4:00 News ABC 4 05 Saturday Platter Show ABC 4:30 Sports Kaleidoscope ABC ' 4:45 Science Editor ABC 5:00 Hank Weaver's Fifth Quarter ABC 5:13 News ABC 5 20 Sunset Serenade 5:30 Sign Off . Gasmen Ask Price Ruling I f .6 NEW OFFICERS of the Modoc Toastmasters Club were elected at a meeting last week. Above, left to right are Cecil Drew, educational chairman, Robert Davies, president and Joe Mercer, past president. Also elected and not present for the picture were Ralph Freeman, membership vice president; Dr. Ken Miller, secretary-treasurer and Ken Bricco, sergeant at arms. Marine Hears Court Martial PARRIS ISLAND. S.C. (UP)-A supply room corporal went before a court martial board at this Ma rine boot camp today on charges he slugged a recruit in the stom ach for failing to call him "Sir." Cpl. Richard J. Bille, 21, of Erie, Pa., appeared before a court martial board made up of four of ficers and two enlisted men charged with "maltreatment" of Pvt. Donald Hamistar, 20, of Nor walk, Ohio. I OPEN DAILY 6100 P. M. I iritlVow ffCMiCOrOf That Certain Feeung NEW YORK (UPl-The. FBI aided police today in the hunt for a heavy-set woman who posed as the close friend of a mother of a Police Hunt aby Stealer SALL.M Wl A group of gaso-h includpd Dana Wvnter in ie station operators Thursday ?.? j!l pf" hI.h " ked Gov. Ehtio Smith to re-LA. Ze .".le.yS."fa.dJJ quest that major oil companies ! ZZ " 'Professional Southerner' Teaches Stars To Drawl By ALINE MOSBV Elia Kazan, director of the play. United Press Hollywood Writer They, like most people who meet iinn vwnnn iitpia m-n., -Marguerite, were open-mouthed southern belle who calls herself at. her mint julep-and-plantation a "professional southerner' has;0'- farvpH fnr hprplf nnp nf Hnllv-lLIKE "CAT" GIRL wood s most unique jobs-teach- "Tennessee said to Kazan that. , g: V !tlanaP,nK llle; ing movie queens to talk and be-' I was just like the girl in "Cat' ". chjf? from a baby slUer have as she does. i i. Marguerite explained in her lilt- Tne stranger, a short dark Ne-i . I 1 ; i ..xi. -.a , u...,jlgro about 40 years old. chatted Marguerite Lamxin crown is.'"s . aoiu i o""Ui;mi.i. Ti,r.j ...i.i, ,i, Hollywood's only southern expert. I come to New York while they did,3" 'f IUrrs,day Tu an S She taught southern accents and: the play, just to be around them. I ' 5 s' "arese Hall before "flavor"8 to Barbara Bel Gcddes! "J a lot of time Ulkingl ttMS for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on;wn caroara aDoui ner role. I advised Kazan as to what her family should be like, and how a stop selling gasoline to some deal- crs at lower prices than to others. Mayor Ernest M. Barker Jr. of Ro.seburg headed the group. He said dealers could go to court but of "Raintree County, "I'm the only professional southerner who gets paid for it," she laughed this, he said, would result in years RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME of litigation and some dealers would be out of business before their claims were settled. Barker said the visit to the gov Marguerite, a langorous beauty with magnoha-white skin and big brown eyes, began her unusual and her brother, Richard, two, out for some air and a good time. Mrs. Hall, convinced that the well-born, rebellious southern girl ,ew lne .T.i ,s; would behave. I wrote the lyrics I ,G'orla Telemaque Wells 24 let for a song in the plav and rd u Z j .L , ,V never worked in the theater be- Irhveinbo0y r,emalne.d w'" Hal1- (01.ei I crying and avoiding the stranger. "1 asked no salary, only ex-! e j"? nenses." she added "Rut I vpH ".v ",c '"J iu in the St. Regis Hotel and this Geddes' salary. 3 uuitri diiu una u-llo i , t.i a i . 1 cost them more than Barbara Bel Tilt al a7s iivopiiai, uiuumyii, vdllic iur tier I children. Mrs. Wpllc wunt imt-msHi'italir tn career "by being at the right 'FIRST HAND DEMONSTRATION he police station in the Bedford- nann at thm piolit lima " Clin .1.00 1 fADTUinc T HID. Ale. . .: .r r.. . .... oiu.vvusuiu sevuun 01 orooKiyn. crnor was on behalf of the Oie-iPlace at tne r'ght time." She was CARTHAGE. Tex. (UP) A gon Gasoline Dealr' Assn., rel visiting ter brother, writer Speed hornets' nest brought to a nature resenting 3,500 independent deal-V Larrikin, in Hollywood and he class proved a little too natural. iuok ner 10 a pariy given Dy au-icacner ana pupils Ilea the class- ers. In the group here were deal ers from Eugene, Portland, Coos Bay. Klamath Falls, Medford and other cities. He said that the discrimination on price is a violation of Oregon law. Some big companies, Barker said, have eliminated competition by cutting the prices at stations which they own. There have been recent com ments on price cuts in many cities, including Eugene in Oregon where the prices have been steady for the past week at a level 5 and 6 cents lower than earlier. There regular gasoline has been priced at mostly 27.9 and 28.9 cents and premium 31 and 32. The governor said he would ad vise the major oil companies that a charge of unfair competition had been made, and ask them to cease any illegal acts. thor Christopher Isherwood for Anna Magnani 'Speed and Mar guerite move in celebrity circles). The guests included Tennessee room as the nest, thought unoc cupied, began emitting buzzing sounds. The hornets, apparently lazy and cold, had been warmed Williams, author of "Cat", and 'by the humid classroom air. With her was her estranged hus band, Sherman Wells, 38, a ma chine operator, whom she met on the street on the way to Mrs. Hall's apartment. Police said no ransom has been HpmnnHeri nnri nn nnla has knan ' found. Ends TONITE JAMES MASON IN it WINTERIZE Your CAR or TRUCK at Juckeland's No Gimmicks - No Special "Come-ons" -Just a GOOD Job! JUCKELAIMID'S 11th to 12th en Klamath Ph. TU 2-2581 New Heart Work Told By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Reporter SAN FRANCISCO lv-Intermission heart surgery done like a play in two or three acts with breaks in between is making some heart repairs thoroughly safe. This new technique was de scribed today at the close of the American College of Surgeons' annual congress. It's being done when the human body is first chilled down to slow body processes and blood flow. Then the heart can be opened for direct view to make inside re pairs. Under chilling, blood flow to the heart can be stopped completely lor a time. But the safest time limit is six to eight minutes. Here Is where the intermission surgery comes in. If the repairs lake longer than six minutes, some of the work is done, then clamped arteries are released and the heart is allowed to work again lor 10 tn 15 minutes. After this intermission, blood flow is halted again and the second act of re pairs carried out. It's finished in a third act, after another intermis sion, if necessary. All this time the body is kept at the lowered temprature o( about 86 degrees. It's one example of refinements making bold new techniques of heart surgery continually safer, said Dr. Harris B. Schumacker of Indianapolis, lnd . and Dr. Henry Man. Denver, lole.. in summing i up tor reporters the new adances reported this week in heart sur gery. Dr. Swan has usd the inter mission technique half a dozen times. ROCK N' ROLL ... it really started in the Jazz Age! BIGGER THAN LIFE" Continuous Sat. & Sun. From 12:45 n UP HID MIC 7 PAST LIKE THE - " SCARS ON HIS BACK! KIRK DOUGLAS JEANNE CRAIN CLAIRE TREVOR 4 riy&MslJ f '' a syiiii4iiuToiM ncTiM PX7a- specie snonxl SUNDAY! Hi ... .TECHNICOLOR IORI NELSON AGNES MOOREHEAD !cr, '"Life NEWS RACKET BARRED LOS ANGELKS U'Pi Ten-year-old James Sides Jr. told po lice he had to pay to cents a day "prolection money" to some older hm in order to run his newsstand. AmHTIDH ROCX V R0LLEItS! 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