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PAGE TWO (Radio KFLU-CBS ft ABC, 1450 KC Monday Evening Oct. 15 0:00 Today'! Sportt Highlight tf:lS Lowell Thomai CBS 6:30 Notebook tor the Mew Anurka A M Amot N' Andy CBS 6 . Chevrolet New CBS 7 00 Muiic 7 0S American Muti Hall ABC 7:25 ABC Lat Ntwi 7:.'t0 Btnc Croabv CDS 7:43 Johnny Dollar CBS B OO Ncwi CBS fi 05 Robt. Q tewlf Show CBS fi :tO Voice of Fireitou ABC fi 00 You Were There B.13 Stara (or Defenna 10 00 Imagination ABC 10:35 Sign Olf Tuesday, Oct. 16 6 00 Minute Newt Summary 6.01 America'! Favorite Muile 6:30 Elmo Smith for Governor 6:35 Minute Newi Summary il.'M America' Favorite Mualc 6:45 Minute News Summary 6:40 America' Favorite Mulc 7:00 New Break fait Edition 7:13 Top O' the Mornin' 7:30 Frank Goss CBS , 7 43 Hurry Babbitt CBS 6:00 Youra for a Happy Day 8:30 Haven of Rest 0 00 Break fa it Club ABC 10 00 Nora Drake CDS 10:15 Ma Perktna CBS 10 30 Young Or. Malone CBS 10:43 Wendy Warren CBS 11:00 Muitc 11:15 Second- Mr. Burton CBS 11:30 Strike It Rich CBS 11:45 Pat Buitram Show CBS 12.00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Paylea Sidewalk Show J 2 30 House Parly CBS 1:00 Brown Stamp Cjulz Time 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Ruin Aahton CBS 2:40 Weather and You CBS 2:45 Backitage Wife CBS 3:00 Helen Trent CBS .1:15 Our Gal Sunday CBS .1:30 Aunt Mary CBS 6:45 Whlipering Street A PC 4:00 Jnek Paar Show ABC 4:15 Btialn Brief 4:30 Today' Top Tune 5:00 Fdward R. Murrow CBS 8:15 Weather Roundup 5:25 Behind the Headline 3:30 Tom Harmon CBS 3:43 Frank Gun CBS 5:33 Hometown New 000 Today's Sport Hlehtighta 6:13 I.owel Thomtt CBS 6:30 Not "book lor the New America CBS 6:13 Amos' 'N' Andy CBS 6:33 Chevrolet New CBS 7:00 Mualc 7:03 American Mualc Hall ABC OPEN DAILY 100 P. vihaVihon n vears (TTCHNICOLOR Cordon Din Crntsl Sheree MacRAE-DAILY-BORGNINE-N0RIH eokon o. lux. OnbmaScOPE SHORTS - CARTOON - NtWS DOORS OPEN 0:30 P.M. NOW SHOWING! Hunted Lik Animals? ;. Living Lik Animals! : tHORTt CARTOON - NIKS llb.7j.li Jf! Ii.ll ,M ROCK N' ROLL . . I really started JL, Ju Ah Tit V, I i 9 SI oq 7:25 ABC Late News 7:30 Bing Crosby CBS 7:45 Johnny Dollar CB1 6:(W News CBS S 03 Robert Q. I-wi Show CBI 8:30 Suspense CBS 9 00 Preview of Tomorrow 8:13 Serenade in Blue 10:00 Imagination ABC 10:25 Sign Off KFJ1 MBS ft DLBS, 115 KC Monday EvenJnf Oct. IS - 00 Edw. P. Morgan News DLBS e:ia Bill arunuige opens una 6:25 Wiimer Sporu Time DLBS 6:30 First Federal Newa 6:43 Sam lfaes New DLBS 6:33 Kraft New DLBS 7:00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 7:13 Behind the Story DLBS 7:30 True Detective Mytery MB 8:00 Danger With Granger flBS 6:30 McKay For Senator 8:33 Bob Inch Show 10:00 Medoland New 10:13 Bob Inch Show 12:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Oct. II 6:00 First New 6:05 The Cow Hour U:45 farm Reporter 7.06 Hemingway UBS 713 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:30 Today Beat Buy a 7:45 Bunyan News 8 00 Cliff F.nfle DLBS 8:13 Jack White JJ 10:00 Newspaper of Air DLBS 10:13 1110 Teat DLBS 10:30 Visit to LaPoinU'a 10:43 Visit To Dons 10:50 Kralt News DLBS 10:53 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 11:00 Carnation Milk Time 11:15 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Best On Record 12:1a Bunyan Noon New 12:30 World New Roundup 12:43 Town and Country lime 12:33 Kraft New DLBS 1:00 Jack White JJ 3:00 Bob Greene New MBS 3:03 Jack White JJ 3:30 Don Lee Newsreel DLBS 3:45 Ttllo 'lest DLBS 4:00 Jimmie Kidler 4:13 Hemingway MBS 4:0 Here's The Answer DLBS 4:45 Sam Hayaa Newa DLBS 5:33 Bob Ore'n New DLBS &:00 Br,b and Ray DLBS 5:43 Bunyan Sport Report 3:33 Hollywood Hirhlichta 6:00 Edw. P. Morgan New DLBS o:id tun arunmge sport ulbs 6:23 Wismer Sports Time DLBS 6:30 First Federal News 6 45 Sam Hayes News DLBS 6:33 Kraft News DLBS 7:00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 7:13 Wayne Morse 7:30 Treasury Agent MBS 8:00 Bia Cliv MBS 1:30 Coke Time With Eddie Fisher Ul-BB 8:45 Bob Inch Show 10.00 Medoland New 10:15 Bob Inch Show 12:00 Sign Off KOTI-TV Channel 1, California. Oregon Televlilon Inc., Monday EvenJnt; Oct. 11 8:43 World Series 12:00 Brighter Day 12:18 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge of Night i 1:00 Klamath Gems Camera o;sa napid.ni corner 3::0 Klamath Fall School 0:45 World Passport 6:00 TBA 6:15 Weather and New 0:30 TV Question Box 7:00 Studio One 8:00 Racket Squad 8:30 Badge 714 9:00 I Love Lucy 0:30 December Bride 10:00 Cross Current 10:30 Lawrence Walk (tent), 11:30 Sign Off KBES-TV Channel S CBS, NBC, ABC Monday Evening Oct. U 8:45 World Series 11:0 NBC Matinee 12:00 Briihter Day 12:13 Secret Storm 112:30 Edge of Night 1:.,0 Bind i:00 Uardl i.uu s-amauy -unit an Hand J13 Val Jloaua :.10 Strlk. ft It 4:ii Baarch ror l'omerraw f :w uncia dill :J0 Hollywood Album : :la Your TV Wuthirmiii ' S: Nawa : 6:10 Advantura. In LIUratur. i 7:00 Studio Ona ! 6:00 Rarkal Squad I : iO Badfe 714 I U:00 1 tova Lury ' :30 Dacambar Brld. ' 10:U0 L'roaa Curtant 10:30 Lawranca Walk 11:30 Nawa and Sun OH 1 Tuesday. Oct. If 10:30 Davotlona 11:00 NBC Malinaa : 11:00 Briahttr Uay 1 12:13 Mcral Storm j 13:30 Edla ol Niht i:w uomaay Tim. 1:30 Band Stand 2:00 Uarry Moort :13 Safaty rirat 2:30 Man tn Man I 2:.10 Mrl. Wayna Mori. 3:00 ramlnlna Fanclaa 3:30 Unci. BUI 4:im Traaiur. Tr.v.li 4:J0 Saarch (or TomouaaSr 4: Aftamoon Thaatfaw" : Nawa and Wrrff H:UU SM.OOO QuraPln'r ' 6::K) Do YourfflfRrn 7:00 Pltll jJirTrult Youp Wtf.T 7;: SlarfiPl'" Show 8:00 l.0T ot Or.nd 01. Opry" 8:;t0 jgwuarac. 9 npajn Tha Trail ujgn Bll Plctur. aSlO Juk. Box Jury 00 alalia of Ivy "n :tn Sin Off KVIP TV Channel 7, Redding California Monday Evening Oct, IS 40 TBA 4. IB Earlv Show Johnny in tha Cltmda 5:l0Jtrrtoa Jambora. HtKt Ntwi 6:IS Jun.la Jim Tha Uaopardt Paw 8:43 Chanami World raahton Show 7.00 Haadhna Cancar Story 7:30 rotir star Thaatar Lady From ) Shanghai t RnoWraatllnf From Kollvwood loon Lata Show lala of DaaUny 11:30 Lata Nawa KC.N'O-ABC, 570 KC, Tufidaj, Oct. U S IS St in On 6:1ti Shin Jln.'t F.arly RIor Show 1.13 Martin A iron iky Ntwi ABC 7:.Hl Tup O' th Mornint I:.M Morning Mlod.tt. fl IK nroakfail Uluh A HP 10 00 noh (irrod NAt ARC 10 Sis-ip Shop 10 23 l.utfnr (.'hntc 10 10 Ltttmor o Choic 11:00 Urmnd Control Stafton ABC M IS Jork Parr Show ABC U.W Mornlnc Sortnarte 13 0i)Thnuht for i ho Day 12. 05 l-ako County Nowt U:U Mmo County Nw 121.1 Noon Edition Now , 12.30 Turrn Forum xx 12 :ta T.tty Littonini 1.00 Ntm ABC . 1.0S Muitc Tor Droamitif l .W Whn Girl MimN ABC I ! Whltportnf Straolt ABC a 00 Monk Henry Show ; 3 t l.ittenor't Choir S M My Truo Story ABC . 4 JS Watt atroot nn ABC 4 . Platttr Timo ft 00 rddt ruhor ihow m i 13 ABC Llo Nohi 5 Ml Alton Iporu ABC 3 :.0 I, oral Sport Nowo 5 13 Sm.tt Sertnado 3 O Sifn OK Mnndov Sorlol Security Woolnta- day . liuta ft Mann Tiartav and Thuroday Baiy Lm- tnin son TiiMdtty an ThuroAa y-tdtl.t Fiihor Show Star Collapses From Exhaustion BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. u Actress dancer Carol Haney, star of the Broadway hit "Panama Game," was reported in satisfac tory condition today at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Sht collapsed Fridav night at a Las Vegas. New, night club where sh was appearing in the show. Her doctor said sht was suffering Irnm exhaustion and a throat infection. "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'Hey dad' Wiutfu m? me mmurb Ruffs wmspntAD? 'Most Beautiful Girl' Set For New Television Show By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK Ifft-Sandra Rehn would like to be the most beauti ul girl in the world. Maybe she Council Formed At Oregon Tech Composed of the presidents of all dormitory living groups on the campus, an Inter-Dorm Council was formed October 9 on the Ore gon Technical Institute campus to stimulate inter-dorm activities of both social and competitive nature, as well as to discuss and make suggestions concerning dormitory problems which may arise. It is planned to have a new slate of officers elected within the group each term and that regular meet ings will be held the first Monday ot every month in the Student Union Lounge. Frank D. Slanko assistant dean of men, serves as adviser to the group which will meet again on November 5, Officers chosen for the fall term include Bill Sethor, Glendale, president. Bill Rannow, Sandy, vice president, and Dick VanOr den, Blachly, as secretary- Sether is also president of the Pine Hall dormitory,' Rannow, president at Cooley Hall, and V'anOrdcn, Diesi dent of Tau AIu Hall. Marie Woolsey Rites Arranged Mrs. Marie L. Woolsey, a resl' dent of Klamath Falls for the past 11 years, died Sunday morning in the Crescent City Hospital durinu a visit in that city. She made hi home with her daughter at 21 Ktna Street in Klamath Funeral services will be W day at 2 p.m. from the Awein",odel- ln her spare tlme she be" Memorial Church in tinmath an slud'in8 adinS un(ler Lce Falls. apt 1 " "jStrnsberg. Now she is appearing Survivors Include hrTil.iPr K,ihJ!'e WJaU.f,r W!"Cl'e" . , r. , JF daughter, 'vnryrv and the .Inckie (i ea- vjifcjwo sons. Vf I o .. t JIRn.. "William B. Wool- scy of rr'WyT Oregon, and George L. Woolsey of Mt. Clemens, Michigan: a sister. Mrs. D. F. ;.inr.,i-i ot nHiuor, viregnn. anu a : intelligent and level-headed con brother, S. C. Leister of Califor-1 versation. Now Sandra's three room-mates jhnve married. And Sandra? Well INDIAN FLOODS 'sle's "going steady" with a young (gentleman of Philadelphia, a real NEW DELHI. ii The Jumna .tor there. Marriage? Career vs. River, at its highest level in 32. marriage? years, and its tributaries Monday ..ii. ..i m. i -arr flooded wide areas around theioul oI my systenl now sne saySi Indian capital, unconfirmed re- ....j t ... n,.i ,P..r i,,., of the floods and wccklonx rains which preceded the overflow. IJMnli 1. DIAMOMK It-Karat call NO MONKS DOWN . II .. oii.iaj.i ret main I HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON is. At least she has a good start in that direction. Sandra is 21 and stands five feet six inches tall, weighs 120 pounds. Her eyes are blue-grey and her hair is brownette. A brownette, sue explains, is . lighter than a brunette. Her face is comely, her ngure weii-tormed. But these qualifications will not I necessarily matte aanara me j most beautiful girl in the world not under the ground rules of a new television program which makes its debut on NBC-TV Oct. 2 at 9 p.m., EDT and is called, quite appropriately, "The Most Beautiful. Girl in the World Sandra must be talented and Sandra must be intelligent under the rules. On these bases she seems to qualify again, for she is one of 20 girls selected thus far to appear on the program from more than 1.000 applicants. While she will not necessarily appear on the first program, she will appear on an early one. Sandra is mid-way in an Odys sey quite typical of many Ameri can girls in our time. She grew up on a farm near Rockford. where her parents, Mr, ana. .jlrs. UrfhM. Dnhn . ..fill lli.AL'.- -1 Herbert Uehn, still livftrlfor al most as long as Sifecan rcmenr ber she has wanlrid t0 be an ac. tress. Farm IlK, HiH not anneal to ner on jttyera scores, among mem an ajergy t0 hay. 00 SneaTIn..! ,. vo.ora in the SCllOOl M oh ot TWthiuoclnrn stlldjtEI j' m -i j:j aatnt? nrnmmics. men silt? uiu : that it sometimes sms half the girls in America c doing these days she came New York with three girl friends to seek that elusive thing called a career. Sandra and her three room - mates found jobs, Sundra as a son i"Low , , , "7". I brother, Tommy, 16. I urgcd her lo appiv for "The Most .. ,.' . , Beautiful Girl in the World" con- Gilbert said the boy belongs to if a dramatic bit she pe"!a rifle club and ws 8eltin he I "Lc MS i!. V washZri n d for larget "raclice- Good for Town... I Irn Bmktf-IM Fast and convenient. Just mill your deposits. Pick up s free supply of bank-tvy-mail envelopes next time you're in (he bsnk . . . or phone 01 write for your supply. KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH MMH HHUl C t f 0 1 1 T Nixon Speaks In Midwest Plugging GOP Leadership DAYTON, Ohio W Vice Presi - dent Nixon takes his plea that America "can't risk giving up the!ment "d experience j.j . . . j . i bower s part against w proved leaaersnip oi rresiaeni Eisenhower" to farmers, factory workers and students across Ohio today. The vice president, -earning the main burden of Republican vote seeking at the grass roots, in the past few days increasingly has been pitching his campaign on Cabbie Miser Loses Hoard WEST BABYLON. N.Y. l-Po- lice plan to count today the hun dreds of crumpled bills and tar nished coins they found scattered through, the ramshackle house of a retired cab driver and his re cluse sister. Patrolmen stumbled on the dus ty treasure hoard Saturday after John Van Huda, 58, telephoned and said two men had robbed him of $12,000 at his home. When police arrived they were astonished to find money littered through the nine-room Long Island house like so much trash. Each room was also stuffed with old newspapers, rags, boxes and bot tles. Rats had nibbled on some of the bills lying on the floor. Other bills were worn thin from passing feet. Two thugs posing as delivery- men talked Van Huda into letting them in. They hit him over the head and dug out an estimated $12,000 from under a mattress. The robbers stuffed the cash in a feed bag and fled. How much did the thugs miss in the monev-cluttered house? First estimates placed the total at $30,000. But later Babylon Po lice Chief Percy k. Hempstead said he couldn t say how much there was. Asked why the money was kept in the house, Van Huda's sister Jeanette, ,64, said: "That's because of that Hitler, ... . ., ,it---r . . jumunc kui w'Lr. De- cause he thought Hitlerwas going to take over the wjtfole world. He thought if he kert the money in the house. Hitter wouldn't look for it there.", Van Htfda said: "You know how it is. Jfou need money around the llOUSif. fnr pmprppnripR " Neighbors were startled to learn Imat the shabby Van Huda house was crammed with riches, borne said they had lived in the area for 30 years ana had never seen Miss Van Huda. 'That's not mie.'f sh Said, was. out'-10 years ago. It's my feet. They keep me in most of the time. They always hurt me. i Accident Causes . Sister s Death WHEAT RIDGE. Colo. ( For i the first time in years. Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert left their I eight children at home and went 1 off by themselves for a Sunday 'afternoon drive. They came home to find 9-year-1 old Jean Anne dead. Sheriff's officers said she died' of a bullet fired accidentally from I 22 rifle in the hands ot Rent a Soinet Piano Rent may bo applloi for m roato ablo Urn toward parrhait. Lartoil lano stock In this part of tfto Wtat Many loadiaf makto. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. I No. Ilk RaranaaS Orcas Chars Ore. , ITTSU I I III 111 I or Country. i 1 1 Li i t7 INIUI4NCI COI'OIAtlOH lwhat he presents as a contrast, He says it is a matter of judg- on Eisen part against what he calls good intentions dui no oetier man second rank background for Demo- crat Adlai Stevenson. Nixon speaks here and in Tole do. Defiance, Warren and Youngs town today. r- i , l . . uA predicted to newsmen that the I Republicans will lose no farm! state on the issue of Eisenhower versus the "Stevenson-Brannan farm plan." Farm conditions, par ticularly depressed by drought, may count in some marginal states, Nixon said. He cited Mis souri as an example. He told a questioner there is no significance in his not men tioning Secretary of Agriculture Benson by name when speaking for the Eisenhower farm program. He said he never mentioned Cab inet members individually unless there is a special reason to do so. And he said the question wheth er Benson, a controversial figure in the Farm Belt, is helping or hurting Republican chances by making speeches there cannot very well be discussed until Ben son has had his say. "Mr. Benson certainly worked as hard as any man could for a program he believes to be in the best interest of the farmers," Nixon said. The vice president gave optimistic estimates of Re publican chances in the states he has visited during his present 10,000-mile swing, now half over. These ranged from "not lost . . . doubtful" for Texas to "no nrob- lem" for Nebraska and Colorado. At the same time, Nixon said Eisenhower supporters should be on the alert for a push "by the WASH your WOOLENS i and fine synthetics tne safe cold water way lv thini. cihmtfi. htiit lutls. Vltflf, ryMt ytf, tythinfl that u htilit hot (r ittrei Woel.ft.Waih. 1 Ih .((, atomy cetd-wottr tudt Mil ihi lull cut ( your moit prt Ctu thinfi with no tionfltf of lhrinko ovtr! And it'l tilro-hind to yw loviry t.onj. TJno big 1 Ohhco II -SO feolllo o.h doitm fns) (ftstnt of iolti. Try itt MUM. "Th Bait Place To Shop Att.r All" 9 x v C V LV 1 A 1 VW 4L I f DON'T MISS OUR FREE LAUNDRY CLINIC Tuesday, Oct. 16 Beginning at 2 P.M. 0 C Mrs. Grace Phipps Come Free ft Free Door Prizes! Vern Owens' Cascade Home Furnishings 124 N"4"' fh.TU4.S365 Democrats with paid workers i the last two weeks before the Nov. 6 election, and should fight against overconfidence all along the line. In a rundown of individual states visited, he said has been the most doubtful farm slate but now looks as though it will be held for Eisenhower: tall- fornia is volatile" but is in Eisenhower; our oirungiy "".V :ij.iini leaders expect both a Pr'fn"' land a senatorial victory in f,e aim a - 'nfiHpntlv! vaaa ana are ii&u& v.. , in Michigan. took time to telegraph sympathy to his Democratic oppo- nent. Sen. Esles hefauver. on tne sore throat that caused hm to cancel several weekend speaking engagements. Kefauver told reporters in Knox ville, Tenn.. that he had recov ered. He will leave Washington on a cross country tour today. KLAMATH FALL.. OM0OI. OPEN EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINESE Foods ot their belt! Ben B. Lee. Mar. Tu 4.64o6 Fo, 0,d.M T Toke Out fly United to PORTLAND 2Vz hrs. SAU FRANCISCO 3 hrs. LOS ANGELES 5 hrs. Northbound terviet leovti at 11:45 o.m Southbound ot 3:00 p.m. Convenitnt i r. 5 connections to oil tht EastI Airport Tormfnof. fn Klamath rails cat 2-7557, 1-755 or on authorized trovof ogtnt. local time quoted r iii-' 11 : THA - ' JA mr&tmtrsmxm mm r tf t . Mrs. Grace Phipps Home Service Director for FRIG1DAIRE will be in our store to discuss reqular washing, t'nUng, washing electric blankets, "Mirocl Fabrics" and many other things pertaining to home lounderinq. ALSO - Wednesday 10 to 2 for Personal Helo onA c..r,;.-. and Bring A Friend! Gifts for Everyone! MONDAY. OCTOBER 15, lt)att Reduce! nl Wa" coup""wTr. . .. TrtnlV PDFf mUJt,ratco vuuLn. Shows you how to RE DUCE size of hips. aist, abdomen, thighs, new scientific way. No diet. Inches vanish like magic while you REST. Save time and money. Do it at HOME. Mademoiselle, Vogue, Charm, say is good. Try it free. MAIL COUPON lor free folder NOW. FREE MAIL TODAY 1 IRtlax-A-cllor. Drpt. 3S-0S IT14 s. IV. Morrlaon, " Portland S, Ora. 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