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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OBEGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1957
Television Networks Plan
Big Evening For Viewers
By WILLIAM EWALD
United Freu Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (UP)-This
Sunday evening, NBC and CBS
will squeeze three spectaculars in
side your TV machine, a feat
roughly comparable to stuffing a
cantaloupe Inside a tea bag.
CBS will offer a spec devoted to
en auto firm, NBC will offer specs
devoted to an ou firm and a pup
pet. There'll be a tubful of big
stars sliding around the channels
Tyrone Power, Bing C r o s o y,
. Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Durante,
just to tick off a few.
The biggest star, however, will
Fires Plague
Sydney Area
SYDNEY, Australia M Fanned
by gale winds, hundreds of bush
fires menaced Sydney suburbs to
day. Hard - pressed firemen
brought most under control by
nightfall.
Sydney's fire chief called it "the
worst day of fires in the city's
history."
A 4-year-old girl was burned to
death in a house in Rcdfern sub
urb, and 12 homes were destroyed
in another area. Two homes
burned in nearby Waterfall before
volunteers put out the blazes ring
ing the town.
A state of emergency was de
clared through the state of New
South Wales.
At one point Sydney Austra
lia's largest city had no fire
men left to answer calls. All were
fighting outbreaks.
A train carrying 30.000 gallons
of gasoline ran a fiery gauntlet
to reach nearby Lithgow with two
cars blazing. Most suburban train
routes were blocked.
Heart Attack
Takes Judge
' COLOMBO, Ceylon M-William
I.. Clark, former chief justice of
U. S. courts in Germany, died
yesterday of a heart attack in the
central Ceylonese resort of Nu
wara Eliya.
Clark rocketed Into prominence
in 1953 when he was told he would
rot be reappointed to the German
court position and then refused to
go home. He was suspended and
his passport picked up.
Recently, the Princeton, N. J.
Jurist had been on a tour of the
Far East.
The U. S. Embassy said final
arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed.
r SPUTNIK RPAWN8 SONG
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. (UP)
Beep-bop, man, it's out of this
world. Two song-writers have com
posed a new tune titled "Bo My
Baby, bo My Satellite.
he Walter Slezak. who scales in at
260 pounds. Slezak will play Papa
Ueppetto to Mickey Kooney s Pin
occhio in an NBC musical devoted
to the dummy with nose trouble.
Pinocchio is going on at 6:30
e.a.t. just in time to ruin every
body's dinner," said Slezak during
a rehearsal break. He looked
melancholy. "I really can't judge
very wen mysen, Dut I aon t think
we're going to kill off the memory
oi wait Disney s pinocchio.
"But it's pretty faithful as Pin-
oeclnos go. The only character
missing is Jiminy Cricket. Thev
nad to take him out because they
couian i una an actor small
enough to sit on Mickey Rooney's
nouiaer.
Slezak heaved a mournful sieh
and watched the actors stomping
around the rehearsal hall. "I like
fairy tales myself," he said, "I
make them up for my own chil
dren. But I think the only way to
put a fairy tale on TV is to kid it
.ittle that way you get grown
ups lo watch, too. You take 'Peter
Pan' a delightful example of
spoofing.
Right now. I can't tell whether
this Pinocchio is going to be done
Willi tongue in cheek or foot in
moulh. But it looks like they're
going to play it more or less
straight.
"I think it may be a little hard
for some grownups to acceDt
Mickey Rooney as Pinocchio he
looks a little like Jose Ferrer play
ing Toulouse - Lautrec. And there
is the question of some of the
humor, too. When Pinocchio talks,
sawdust falls out of his mouth a
good gag except they repeat it and
otnerj like it endlessly.
"However, 1 am sure the four
and five year olds will enjoy it.
The question is how many four
and live year olds will rush into
the sponsors (Rexalll drugstores
to buy products. Cornflakes would
be more in their line.
Slezak shifted his bulk and con
sidered the question of satire on
TV. "There isn't much spoofing of
anyinmg on TV. TV is afraid. I
watched a lot of TV myself last
monih and I must say it was
something awful.
"The intimate cabaret where
you can see a wnole revue is
something you can t get in Amer
ica, but in Europe they are every
where. They spoof everything. It
is ridiculous that America, one of
tnc lew tree countries, doesn t
have something like this.
"They play to packed houses,
too. And I'm sure it's something
TV might learn something from.
There's no reason for TV to be
afraid, you know if something is
good it will be a success even
satire."
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3:00 Our Gal Sunday CBS
3:15 Nora Drake CBS
3.30 Second Mrs. Burton CBS
3:45 Strike It Rich CBS
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Search For Tomorrow
Rin Tin Tin
Ore Cat Panorama
Weather and News
Doug Edwards- News
World Passport
Playhouse
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This Week In Sports
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Rummage Sale
OCTOBER 11-12
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
St. Mary's Altar Society
Vote for your favorite can
didate to be queen of the
21st Annual Klamath Basin
POTATO FESTIVAL
at the
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SATURDAY, OCT. 12
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21st Klamath Basin Potato Festi- be open to the public from 1
val to be held at Merrill, Friday p.m. to midnieht.
and Saturday, October 18-19, have
announced that final plans lor the
big two-day event are completed
An invitation to all potato grow
ers to enter exhibits in the state
wide competition for cash and
trophy prizes on commercial and
seed entries is extended by the
committee. Entries are also in
vited in other agricultural divi
sions, the parade, community
booths, or fraternal displays
Generous cash prizes, cups and
nbhons are offered by the com
mittee.
The first day of the festival
will be taken up with judging o(
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jnns will meet the Bonanza Ant
lers on the Merrill football field
at 2:30 p.m. on the opening day
in the first of the two traditional
festival football games. The an
nual banquet and crowning cere
mony for the 1957 potato queen
and her court is scheduled for the
grade school gymnasium at 7 p.m.
Nelson Reed. Klamath Falls, chair
man of the Oregon Klamath River
Commission will be the guest
speaker.
Saturday's festivities will open
with the annual parade at 11 a.m.
followed by the big free barbecue
at the community hall at noon.
The Chiloquin Panthers will meet
the Merrill Huskies at 2:30 p.m.
The harvest ball is planned for :
the community hall beginning at
10 p.m. Saturday when the new
monarch and her court will be
present. The public is invited to
allend the annual dance, one of
the largest of the year. Agri
cultural exhibits will be open all
day and there will be a continuous
carnival Thursday, Friday and
Saturday on Front Street.
State championship competition
is open in the following classes:
No. 1-A, not washed, 50-pound ex
hibitfirst, $50 and cup: second.
$25 and third $15. White Rose
Commercial, U.S. No. t-A, 50
pound exhibit, not washed first,
$30 and cup; second. $15 and third,
$10.
Certified Netted Gems. 50-pound
exhibit, not washed first. $50
and cup; second $25 and third, $15.
Certified White Rose, 50-pound
exhibit, not washed first. $30 and
cup: second $15 and third, $10.
Least number of U.S. No. 1
Netted Gems to weigh 100 pounds
or over. $10: U.S. No. 1 bakers.
ill classifications first, $10 and
second $5. Largest single potato.
U.S. No. 1 first $5. Freakiest po
tato, any variety first, Vi.
Four-H Club potato growers
only, entries to consist of 25 pounds
of potatoes, commercial Netted
Gems. U.S. No. Is first, $25: sec
ond. $15: third, $10 and fourth. $5.
FFA potato growers only. Com
mercial Netted Gems. US.
No. 1, 25-pound exhibit first, $10.
Seed potatoes. Netted Gems
first, $10. High School exhibit, po-
tatuis from any source. Commer
cial Netted Gems, U.S. No. 1, 25
pound exhibit first. $10 to the
exhibitor; second, $5.
Entries accepted Thursday eve
ning until 9 o'clock and Friday
morning until 10 o clock.
There will be a first priie of
120 and a second prize of $10 for
community or fraternal displays.
Exhibitors must use labels and
lass furnished by headquarters.
Ribbons representing prizes will
be placed on all winning lots and
classes. Prize money will be
mailed as quickly as possible to
all winners with accompanying
ribbons.
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