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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO (Radio EO KOTIt Til Karat ant Naws It ! rtspsntlbls for Usl mlnnta cnaiifcs III Ms radla and TV sruedulss. Tbsy Tic sn art farnlshs by Ifaa varies lUtliu invaiTCd.) KKLH-CBS & ABC, 1450 KC Monday Evening Oct. 22 I Todiv'B SoOMs Ails Lowell Thomu 6 ) Notebook for the New America CBS 6:35 AmiM N' Andy CBS 55 Chevrolet Newa CBS 7:00 Music 7:05 Amtrican Musle Hall ABC 1:13 McKay for Senator Program 7:23 ABC Late Ntwi 7:30 Binf Cronby CBS 7:43 Johnny Dollar CBS 1:00 N.wi CBS 1:03 Robl. Q. Lw1f Show CSS 8:30 Voica of rireitons ABC 9:00 You Were There 9:13 Stan for Dafem 9:30 lmsalnallon ABC 9:33 ABC Lata News 10:00 Imalnatlon ABC 10:23 flifn Off Tuesday. Oct. ti 9:00 Minute Nwi Summary :01 A mtrt cat Favorite Must 9:15 Minute News Summary 6:16 America Fevoriw Muut 6:30 Elmo Smith ft Cwn 9:35 Minute New Sunvmar? 6:36 America Fvkite Mutar 6:43 Minute Newa SmiMp-e-.Vt Amfrica'a rwi K.itW 7:00 Newa Brratfatl 14U 7:13 Top 0" the M.v 7:30 Frank Gws CP. 7,43 Harry B a Mm It CBS no Yours fxv rUpny Day :J0 Have n of Rt 900 Breakfaat Clut ABC 10 00 Nora DraX CS 10 13 Ma Parkin CBS 10 30 Young Dr Walon CBS 10:43 Wendy Warren CBS 11 .00 Mui-.e 11:10 Smith for Gcvmw rtrun 11.13 Second. Mrv Bunnn CBS 11:30 Strike l HiCh CBS 11:43 Pal Buttrm SPtftw CBS 12 00 Noon W.UMi N 11:13 Paleea Sidewa.k Snow 1230 tioute Part? CBS 1 00 Brown Siamp Quit Time 1:15 Arthur Codfr; CM 3 JO Ruth Aanton CBS 2 40 Weather and You CBS 3 13 Backstage Wife CBS 3(0 Helen Trent CBS 3:13 Our Gal Sunday CBS 9:30 Aunt Mary CBS 3:45 Whispering Streets ABC 4 00 Jack Paar Show ABC 4:13 Basin Briefs 4:30 Today' Top Tunes 8:00 Edward R. Mtirrow CBS 5:13 Weather Houndup 5:33 Behind the Headlines 8:30 Tom Harmon CBS 8:45 Frank Goal CBS 5:35 Hometown News 6:00 Today's Sports Hlghllghta. 41-1 A Thnmli CHS 6:30 Notebook for the New America CBS 6:35 Amos 'N Andy CBS 4 35 Chevrolet News CBS 7:00 Music 7:05 American Mualc Hall ABC 7:Z5 ABC Lata Newa 7::t0 Blng Crosby CBS 7:45 Johnny Dollar CBS 8:00 News CBS 8:05 Robert O. Lewis Show CBS 8:30 Address by Thomas X. Dewey CMS 9:00 Preview of Tomorrow 0:1ft Serenade In Blue 9:30 Address by Adlal Stevenson CBS :m abu Lata nawi 10.00 Imagination ABC 10:33 Sign Off KFJ1 MBS a OLBS, 1150 KC Monday Evening Oct. Zt 4:00 Edw. P. Morgan News DL! 6:13 Bill Brundlee Sports DBS 6:23 Wlsmer Sports Time :jo rirsi reaerai newa ., 6:43 Sam Hayea News DLBS 0:35 Kraft Newa DLBS 7:00 aabrlet Healter DLBS 7:13 Behind the Story DLBS 7:30 True Detective Mystery MBS 8:00 Danger With Granger MBS 8:30 Bob Inch Show 10:00 Medbland Newa 10:15 Bob Ineb Show 13:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Oct. 23 8:00 First Newt 6:05 The Cow Hour 6:48 Farm Reporter ,,-?:! Hemingway UBS w - , T:18 Breakfaat Qing DLBS ' ' :J4 Todaye Beat Buy a 7:4 Bunyan Newa 8:00 Cliff Enila DLBS 8:15 Jack While JJ 0:55 Gayelord Hausar DLBS 10:00 Newspaper of Air DLBS 10:15 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 Visit to LaPointe'i 10:45 Visit To Dons 10:30 Kraft News DLBS 10:55 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 1:00 Carnation Milk Time 11:13 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Bast On Record 12:1a Bunyan Noon News 13:30 World News Roundup 12:43 Town and Country Time 11:M Kraft Newa DLBS 1:00 Jack White JJ 3:00 Bob Greene Newa MBS 3:03 Jack White JJ 3-30 Don Let Newireel DLBS 3:45 Tello Test DLBS 4:00 Pulton Lewis. Jr. DLBS 4:15 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Here's The Answer DLBS 4:43 Sam Hay as Newa DLBS ' 8 55 Bob Green News DLBS 8:00 Bob and Ray DLBS 1:43 Bunyan Sports Report j-j imiijwooo Hignngnts 4 00 Edw. P. Morgan News DLBS 4:13 Bill Brundlge S porta DLBK I 8 35 Wlsmer Sports Time DLBS 6:30 First Federal News ! 6.43 Sam Hayea News DLBS I 6 33 Kraft Newt DLBS 7:00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 7 13 Wayne Mutt 1:30 Treasury Agent MBS 8 00 Big City MBS 30 Coke Tune With Eddie Fisher DLBS 8 41 Boo Inch Show 6 00 Adlal Sievenaon 4t Estts Ke- feuver DLBS 8 30 Bob Inch Show looo Medoland News 10:18 Bob Inch Show OPIN DAILY aiOO P. M l!ffl','A)IWin'.l)U'.'f'l I M TOMORROW- nils' SPta- Slhats kliiiliklJil --vi? PL joq '12:00 8lm Off KOTI-TV Channel Z, California- Oregon Television Inc. Monday Evening Oct. 22 8:44 Won a Series 12:00 Brighter Day 12:13 Secret Storm 12 MO Edge of Night 1:00 Klamath Gema Camera 3:23 Chaplains Corner S llO Klamath Falls Schools 8:43 World Passport 6:00 TBA 0:13 Weather and News 6:30 TV Question Box 7:00 Studio One 8 00 Racket Squad 8 30 Badge 714 B OO I Love Lucy 9. JO December Bride 10:00 Cross Current 10::i0 Lawrence Welk Hent. 11.30 Sign OK KBES TV Channel S CBS. NBC. ABC Monday Evening Oct. 22 8:43 World Series 11 00 NBC Matinee 12 00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12 JO Edge of Night t:w cage 01 mgm 1 00 Comedv Time 1 JO Band Stand 2 00 Garden Farm and Home 3:15 Val Hogut 2 JO Strike 11 Rich 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3 -a) Afternoon Theater 4 43 Search for Tomorrow 3 00 I'nrla Bill 3 JO Hollywood Album 13 Your TV Weatherman 4 News . Aoxentures in Literature f-oo Studio One HX Racket Squad 4 .10 Bade 714 9 00 I Love Lucy 9 30 December Bride 10 00 Croat Current 10 fO Ijiwrence Welk 11 30 News and Sign Off Tuesday, Oct. 23 10 30 Devotion 11:00 NHC Matinee U:U0 Brighter Day 12:13 becrei atonn 12:30 Eoae of Night l:uo Comedy Time 1:30 Band Stand 2:00 Garry Moore 2:13 Safety First 3:30 Man to Man 3:30 Mrs. Wayne Morse 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3::i0 Uncle .Bill 4:00 Treasure Travels 4: JO Search for Tomorrow 4:4.1 Afternoon Theater 3:43 News and Weather 0:oo $04,000 Queillon o;ju do you irusi your wiier 7:00 Phil Silvers Show 7:30 Stars of "Grand Ola Opry" 8:00 Llberace 8:UU On The TraU 0 0U Big Picture 0:30 Juke Box Jury 10.CO Halls of Ivy in .in sun Off KVIP TV Channel 7. Redding California Monday Evening Oct. 22 4:00 TBA 4:15 Early Show "New Mexico" 3:30 Jerrlo'a Jamboree 6:00 Newa 6:15 Jungle Jim "The Man from Zanzibar" 8:43 Changing World "Fashion Show' 7:00 Headline "Hot Car" 7:30 Four Star Theater "Let us Liv4' 0:00 Wreitllna from Hollvwond 10:00 Lata Show "Root of All Evil' 11:30 Late Newa KCN'O ABC, 570 KC, Tuesday, Oct. 23 On 6:10 Slfm Jim'a Karly Bfser Show 7:13 Martin Aaron sky Newa ABC 7: JO Tup O' the Morning 8: JO Morning Melodies 0:00 Breakfast Club ABC 10:00 Bob Garred News ABC 10:13 Swap Shop iv listener s t-noice x 10::t0 Listener's Choice 11:00 Grand Central Station ABC 11:13 Jack Parr Show ABC 11:30 Morning Serenade iii:(w i iioiigm ror ine uay 13:03 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc County Newa 13:15 Noon Edition Newa , 12:30 Farm Forum xx 12:35 F.ay Ltiitenlng 1:05 Music For Dreaming ' 1:30 When a Girl Marrlee ABC 1:43 WhlsDerina Streeu ABC 2:00 Hank Henry Show .1:(Ki Listener's Choice 3:33 My True Story ABC 4 25 Wall Street Final ABC 4:30 Platter Time 5.00 Eddie FUher Show xxx 3:13 ABC Late News 5:30 Mel Allen Sporta ABC 3:30 Local' Sport Newa 5:33 Sunset Serenade 5:43 Sign Off Monday - Social Security Wednee day Lou la B. Mann Tuebday a.nd Thursday - Easy Lis tening 3:00 Tuesday and Thursday-Eddie Fisher Show Phil Silvers Weds TV Worker! NEW YORK iv-Comedian Phil Silvers, the fast-talking "Sgt. Bilko" of television, was married Sunduy to the girl who gives the commercials on "The $64,000 Question" TV show. Silvers. 44, and his blonde bride. Evelyn Patrick, 24, were married in New Haven, Conn. The marriage Is the first for Miss Patrick and the second for Silvers. His first wife was Jo Carol Rennlson, Miss America of l'J4l. Their marriage ended in di vorce. DOORS OPEN :30 P.M. NOW SHOWING! kXCCa FN MHMKt. ...Ml (MM unsni PORT A mili it? Dmrt lora, warfare I Storm Mile urn HMT-Mko SHE. KB DOORS OPEN 6:30 -1 r fay rwrj ""tr-a I v 1 5 DENNIS THE MENACE" 'fefORB 0U SET MAO... (RENT YOU PROUD THAT I CAM KICK A FOOTBALL Alt THE WAY FRQV OUR YARD TO MBTSU MlWS tVINOOW? Slight Moisture Does Not Help Southwest Drought DALLAS )fl Little Mike Oat-ler man, 14 months old. ran to the l window last week and looked out, then unloosed a great uproar. What's that? What's that?" he asked his mother excitedly. He was seeing rain for the first time. It's rained in Dallas within 14 months, but rain is still rare enough to cause children to won der. The rains in scattered parts of the Southwest ranged up to 7 inches last week. But in the words of Texas Agriculture Commission- Weather Table By UNITED PRESS Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 71 43 Atlanta 61 58 1.45 Bakersfield 84 -54 Boston 63 50 Brownsville 84 62 Chicago 69 - 50 Denver 77 41 Detroit 71 51 ... El Ccntro 92 67 Fairbanks 13 -2 ... Fresno 82 46 Helena 64 23 Kansas City 74 54 Los Angeles 84 62 . Miami 8.1 74 .02 Minneapolis 69 49 New Orleans 80 60 New York 71 57 ... Oakland 7 54 Oklahoma City 70 SO Phoenix 80 55 Pittsburgh 71 57 T. Red Bluff 79 53 Sal Lake City K 32 San Diego 84 62 San Francisco 72 54 Seattle 54 39 Stockton 78 49 Thermal . 95 58 Tucson 91 57 Washington 60 59 .05 'Yuma 97 66 .. I GIFT FAVORITE! Soli tACIt OKI UAD4 PATTERN f ART Gift favorite of any little miss this all occasion wardrobe for her beloved doll! Just one main pattern part to each garment sew-easyl S c h o o I dress, party frock, coat and cap, scarf, robe, nightgown, petticoat and panties all made trom gay scrapsl I Pattern 9.14: For dolls 14. It. 18. 10. 33 inches tall. Set pattern for required yardages. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents lor each pattern for 1 it-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Dept.. 331 West Hth St.. New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly name, address I HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON John White, "they didn't make in the 10-year a real dent drought. The Texas moisture was too slight to help much. Scattered to heavy rains in Oklahoma helped, but most of the state reported sup plies of water still were short. liainfall in Eastern Kansas bene fitted wheat. Arizona reported no significant rain. The drought was becoming severe in much of Mis souri. Even had the rains been senernl and heavy, agricultural experts say, they alone would not have erased the scars of 10 years of general drought. The drought was broken only by a wet season in 1949. To restore subsoil moisture, say the experts, rains must be fre quent and heavy. The Texas rains, which caused floods around Del Rio on the Mex ican border, appeared the heavi est of any in the Southwest. Where moisture fell, it raised: the level of stock water ponds. On! the ltio Grande, which divides i Texas and Mexico, a total gain of 4 to 5 feet was expected at Falcon I Dam from the heavy Del Rio rains. Flow from the reservoir has been cut off for many weeks be cause the water level has been low. Rains fell 'in the watersheds of the rivers supplying North Central Texas cities with water, but the soil was so dcy the rains were absorbed where thev Ml and there was not much runoff into city res ervoirs. The prospects for rainS in the Southwest in the fall and winter are not good, Weather Bureau records show. ANNUAL BALL DORRIS The Dorris Volunteer Firemen's 20th annual ball will be held at the city hall on Saturday evening. November 10. The Star lighters will furnish music (or the dance, according to Chief Wood row Tutcr. Funds raised at the annual event will be used for equipment and improvement of the fire department. A poll of West Virginia's annual wildlife harvest showed that the tiny squirrel was most valuable. representing $3 million of the total of $S4 million. fly United to PORTLAND 2Vz hrs. SAN FRANCISCO 3 hrs. LOS ANGELES 5 hrs. Northbound itrvici leovti ot 11:45 .m, Souhlbound ot 3:00 p.m. Convenient connectionl to ell the loitl fS Airport rrminof. Im Klvmmth I f olli coll 1-1357, l-13i or on ,, Eg outtittrirtd frovef aont. fc3L Russ Premier Lands In Center Of U.S. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Russian Premier Bulganin land ed in the middle of the U.S. po ll.!,,..! n a in n a i 0 n with 8 loud lima, v v n - thump yesterday. President Elsen hower denounced him as a med dler in the controversy over end ing H-bomb tests. Bulganin s laiesi noie enaors ing the views of "certain promi ..! nnhlir fieures in the United States" who want H-bomb tests halted drew a stinging reply from Eisenhower and added fuel to the current campaign debate. Even before Eisenhower's re jection of the Bulganin letter, Ad lai Stevenson put out a statement saying. "The Wliite House seems to have aisnussea me uussian 01- fpr out of hand ... NOTHING NEW uiiri the Buluanin let ter appeared to contain "nothing! new , UUl II 13 cuvui nguig hibi Hussia appears to be still disposed Police Shot Durino Battle LINCOLN, ILL. W Two Illinois nnhr.ni, ion uuro shnt onrlv lOOuy anu uue WU8 leiflinnj Hi critical condition after engaging in a gun battle with four heavily armed men. Officer Glen Nichols, about 35, was shot three times and critic ally hurt and officer Robert Go lightly, about 28. was wounded once in the roadside gun fight on U.S. Route 86 bypass. Sheriff William Keys said two Juliet, 111., men were- captured, but the two others involved in the fracas eluded police. Keys identi fied the prisoners as William G. Wilfong, 31, Juliet and Arvid Jopp, 24. Jqliet. Keys said the officers chased an auto carrying the four men after it went through a red light near Lincoln,- a central Illinois commu nity. The car stopped near a restau rant and the four opened fire as the officers drove up, Keys relat ed. The policemen returned the gun fire, but Keys said he did not know if the two who escaped on foot in opposite directions were wounded. Neither of the captured pair was struck by bullets, he said. No charges have as yet been placed against the two prisoners. Britain Explodes Fourth Weapon MELBOURNE, Australia (UP) Britain exploded the fourth and last atomic weapon of the current test series in the desert wastes of Western Australia before daylight (arly today. Sir William Penney, chief British atomic scientist, and members of his team were expected to fly home within the next few days with data to be analyzed during the next few months. f m mifu rim Alfflfl. EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at their boitl Ben B. Lee, Mqr. TU 4-6496 Fat Orders To Take Out ! OPEN i t to euro these dream ui weapons, i Stevenson referred to an earlier statement by presidential press secretary James C. Hagerty, who had called the letter "a propa ganda exercise rather than a se-j rious attempt to achieve under- j standing between heads of state. Stevenson's own proposal that the United States take the lead in negotiations toward ending II bomb tests has been condemned by Eisenhower and other GOP leaders as a threat to national se curity unless there are foolproof mutual Inspection agreements. Sen. Knowland (R-CnliO called on Stevenson to "repudiate the un warranted intprferencc of Premi er Bulganin v I . in our free Ameri can elections." Knowland said Ste venson should do so "because you have helped create this situation) juur umununaie position on H-bomb tests." In a statement issued in Califor nia, also before Eisenhower's re action to the Bulganin note was made public. Sen. Esles Kefauver said the United Stales has "every thing to gair and nothing to lose" by negotiating with Russia on a test ban. NECESSAR.Y The Democratic vice presi dential nominee said it is "neces sary to the very survival of the world that we call a halt to these deadly tests." Rockets Fired For Air Study FORT CHURCHILL. Man. laW U. S. scientists are firing rockets to study atmospheric conditions. The first, a pencil-like 14-foot Cajun, roared up more than 70 miles Saturday. Another, a 26-foot Aerobee, is due to be set off Mon-1 day night. i j The rockets are packed with in struments to measure density,' temperature and pressure of the i upper atmosphere. The explora-1 tions are being conducted in an ticipation of the United States pro gram fo the International Geo physical Year beginning next Jury. FUND RAISING DORRIS The Lions Club Is engaged in raising funds to pay for a barbecue pit at the city park next year: All Lions are urged to attend Wednesday evening's meeting. Further plans for the park will be discussed. It is planned to have it in operation by next May t. ' GET CARRIED SURRETWILL SUITl You'll get carried What a suit! What . buy! Matchless tailoring. Pe.'ec, fit. Superb all-wool fabric,, each mote beautiful than the next. But SurrerwiU i, mo ,han fine suit. With color-btended Sutrerw.ll slacks, you get ,bt smart outfits in o smart buy! How', , for versatility! Come see, come try on s new SurretwilL Now! ALL SUITS LOW PRICE Mi k to c. no. ID-Tenn said lie agreed the Bulganin letter was an "Improper intrusion . American campaign. He said Eis enhower was "entirely correct ui resenting" it. , ,.. Eisenhower s letter id t: repeated his earlier stand that tn-j are the first step in any disarrna-1 ment program, "botn oi 'h. your government has steadfastly refused to accept." Secretary of Slate Dulles, in a televised interview, minimized the radiation danger connected with H-bomb explosions. He said such radiation is "relatively a very minor angle of the problem' which has been "built up into an effort to create a great scare." SCIENTISTS DIFFER Scientists, meanwnue, conuuucu In nn. thamcelvpc fin both Sides of the controversy. Some argued that a halt is necessary now, others that it is impractical and unsafe to do so at this time. Although the H-bomb stole the headlines, other political angles were not neglected as the Nov, 6 alanlinn chnuiHnWtl neBfed. The White House made public a telegram from Eisennower say ing his administration "has done mni-o for sinnll business than any nrinr administration." He cited dntictine anli nni-nmnlishmcntS dC- signed to counteract Democratic o Newest of the New for '57! KLAMATH FALLS SMov.9th Finest Automobile lit the Medium Priced Clots! WAIT! SEE! DRIVE! It's by General Motorsl O AWAY BY A MAN j Ira) away when you see the new AT ONE C at' 11eHiKjriV .1 501. Wi IWder i ahvnvs m4 vash your paycheck AlUNDAV, UCrUBKK 22, 1 Campaign charges that small business men are suffering under the GOP. In Chicago, Stevenson campaign strategists claimed a Democratic lead over Eisenhower in 21 states with 235 electoral votes. They said a driving finish aimed at the big. city vote in some of the larger states can clinch a victory. ADLAI TO SPEAK Stevenson speaks tomorrow night in New York, and was ex pected to hit again at administra tion foreign policy. Eisenhower, who wound up a five-state West ern tour Saturday, speaks Thurs day night in New York, also on foreign policy. Vice President Nixon starts i final two-week campaign trip to- day. Stops in the first three days were scheduled in Michigan, Illi. nois and Indiana. The Gretel RR1DAI. PA re IR WITH 10 DIAMONDS H-Karat Gali SO MONEY OOWN 81 Week UeontlB8 IN A SuiTeiiviir 1 4i (USINtSS roMwi WIIKINOIHO viNim stori rot MIN V I 701 MAIN with tone, sue and style num ber.