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PAGE TWO TTERALD AND KEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON DOORS OPEN 1:30 Show Starts At 2:00 Out At 4:05 MATINEE FOR KIDS! WEDNESDAY CHILDREN 2.50 ADULTS 75c T'TAiTZfrl JOHN DEREK DIANA IYNM pTtT ESG...BURHING mmm&iilmm& llHAIDHSESUIEISI'lKiH Feature At 1:00 ond 10:30 OPEN DAILY 7:DO P. M f - tECHNICOlOR' Cinemascope Ul,amAV Tllb D(t i T It'VU HI is.' 'PURSUIT Of THE GRAF SPEI" -M "Campbell's Kingdom." TODAY! OHE COMPLETE SHOW! OOORS OPEN 7:00 . !PIW. iiiwii.ar. 8 Mlill'lWIffil'lWOttiJlll-BllllM -TO Plui COMPANION ACTION FEATURE! 1 1 nvn urn am Radio Hems Fear Squeeze BONN, Germany (AP) The free world's radio hams fear thev will he squeezed out by increasing military and technical demands for ultrashort wavebands. The threat to the radio ama teurs is the main theme of the mirth annual -(invention of the International Amateur Radio Union, which opened a week's session last nicht. , About 80 delegates from 14 Eu ropean countries as well as ob servers from :he United States and Australia are attending. The convention will prepare recommendations for improving the amateur share of wavebands. They will be submitted to the con ference of governments on alloca tion of wavelengths to be held in Geneva next year. Delegates said demands on the wavelengths used by hams were increasing from military, shipping and police networks. They cited is an example the loss by Ameri can amateurs of the ...vmeter hand, taken for radar guidance of rockets. Army Shoots Korea Thief SKOUL (AP)-The U. S. Army said a Korean thief was shot and killed today by an Army guard who caught him stealing. The guard was Sgt. J lager B. Blevins, 25, Ctrcleville, Ohio. The Army said Rlevins, on spe cial guard duly after a series of thefts in the 7th Division Engineer Company, spoltci two Koreans attempting to carry away water pumps. Blevins "called halt three times and fired three shots into the air," the announcement said. 'The Koreans, still carrying the pumps, continued to run. ihc guard then fired two shots at them. Both shots struck Ihc same person. The second Korean es caped." The 7th Division and Korean police both are investigating. No charges have been filed. Police Guard UN Delegate NKW YORK (API-Police have posted an around-the-clock guard outside the hotel suite of Abdul Majid Abbas, United Nations del egate of the overthrown govern ment of Iraq,, who reported his life had been threatened by an Iraqi army officer in this. country Police are investigating the threat, reported 'o them yesterday ny telephone. No details of the reported threat were revealed. Abbas remained in his suite at the Stanhope Hotel throughout yesterday's debate in the II. N. Security Council on the Middle East crisis. A U. N. official said Abbas had sent word that he was ill. The 11-nation U. N. Security Council did not act on Abbas last Friday, and thus left him in Iraq's .seat although Ambassador Hash- im Jawad arrived that day as the accredited delegate of the revolu tionary Iraqi government. His credentials are still under consid oration. Rv ROB THOMAS LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Sing ers come and singers go, and only a few reach that golden circle of permanent stars. Of the younger crop, tddie Fisher seems most likely to join the Crosby - Sinatra - Como level. That s the impression you get when you see him perform on Ihe Tropieana stage. The guy is personable without being brash, modest without be ing phony. And how he sings! He is one of the few pop singers with enough voice to push aside the microphone and belt a song with no amplification. And he's got feeling, as when he sings For My Friend," the title lune from "Around the World in 80 Days." It s no wonder that Lddie was one of the few singers' to survive Ihe last TV season. And against large odds. He was faced with HI.A7.K IN DOOIIOl'SK WEST KRAN'KFOItT. 111. UIPD- The West Frankfort Fire Depart men! dusted otf the doghouse for its mascot. Blaze. The dalmation decided to lake a swim while fire- men pumped water from a rural pond. Firemen had to jump into the pond lo rescue the dog when Wane ooulrin t make it back to .shore. WEDNESDAY Doors Open 6:30 p.m. $100 TO THE FIRST PERSON WHO CAN PROVE IT CAN'T HAPPEN $ l4V - .'f A you and II l 1 ; ) NO ONE ADMITTED ALONE!... Luiifs rev sen I I Cmm III r'i M fir ,,., At HtDISON - TATRIC'A OWNS YlNCINI PRICE HERBERT - ,sO MARSHALL .n Kathlrrn heemm pplty Lou Geison Chailfs Herbert T Produced rd Onectrd KURI NEUMANN Sneer-pU, h JAMES CLAVELl (S The rir oi ; os od io to r SPACE r n r mf rr "DENNIS THE MENACE" BUDAPEST (API - Experts have distinguished three separate breeds among those Budapest streetcar riders who do the gov ernment out of fares. The money is collected by con ductors often women who walk up and down the aisles calling "Tickets, please." In the trade union newspaper 'Hi SCWW LIKE DUSTIN' WITH A CHICKEN, ISN'T IT?' . Singers Come And Go, But Few Reach Golden Circle Texas School Bans Petition AUSTIN, Tex. (API Some Uni versity of Texas students were stopped yesterday from circulat ing a petition opposing "unjusti fied intervention of American troops in the internal affairs of Lebanon." Ed Rice, former IT football coach and assistant dean of men. said they were stopped because they "have not applied for per mission" to set up the booth. He said they had the right to circu-' late the petition. About 30 students si?jied the pe tition. A spokesman for the signers. Helen Heise, said the petition was an expression of individual stu dents only. Ike's Kin Set For Meetings MANAGUA. Nicaragua (API President Eisenhower's brother planned meetings with leaders of all Nicaraguan political factions today after sidestepping criticism of U. S. support for Latin-Amer ican dictators. Dr. Mnlon Eisenhower listened calmly yesterday to opposition leaders who call the Somoza fam ily's long rule in Nicaragua a dic tatorship. He gave no answer to them or to youth demonstrations carrying a sign asking "More eco nomic aid. less arms." But Eisenhower firmly denied a charge that the United States was taking advantage of Latin-Amer ican countries for its own econom ic benefit. It came during an out burst of ami-American feeling at a meeting with university grad uates after his arrival in Nica rasua on a Central American fact linding tour. Dr. Juan Zelaya. leader of a dissident offshoot from the Lib eral party of the late President Anastasio Somoza. accused Wash ington of keeping dictators in power with gifts of arms and of economically exploiting Latin -American nations. Eisenhower replied that the United Stales did not try to hold down other nations' economies. '.The Vulh is that the United Stales, realizes the more trade there is, the more olher couniries prosper, the more they buy from us." he said. "I hae never witnessed a bet ter demonstration of the need for heller understanding." Ihe spe cial ambassador said. "If misun derstanding exists among us with university educations, it must he worse among people who do not have that education." Other graduates indicated Zela ya spoke only for himself. fa TV Producer, Mate Divorced SANTA MONICA. Calif i.M'i TV producer Hod Amateau woulit go otf to the movies hv himself nhen he got angry, his wif lied in winning a divorce. Mrs. .loan Andree Amiile.-ni mer New York stage actress wived the decree yesterdav telling Ihe court her hu-h;nd temper tantrums made her nerv- ous and upset. The court approved a property 'ttlement and $;t.Vl mnnthlv sup port for the couple's daughter I'hloe. 3'j. who will lie with her mother. Amateau is 34, Mrs aleau 28. tcsti . for- altc Am 1 EFT l.F.C. REST MEXICO CITY - You haie a legitimate reason to feel insulted if your host series you Ihe nsh: leg of a chuken. Pablo Sanjenu. chef at Mexico City's Hotel Plaza Vista llermosa. says a chicken's let! leg is nwe tender than the right. He backs up this conten tion hv pointing out that the chicken sleeps on his riaht leg and develops greater muscles on that side. AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Mitie Rm tlumint Jr. Hih Sunday Srvicti 11 .m. the opposition of two top West erns, Cheyenne and Wyatt Earp. But as the season was closing, he and alternate George Gobel were holding their own and sometimes beating the cowpokes in the ratings. We'll be back next year in the same spot, said Eddie after his Tropieana show. "But it will be on a diflerent basis. I'll do only 12 shows, not 16, and 1 11 be on George's show only three times instead of every week. And I won't he making so many guest appearances on other shows. 1 did about six last year. Fisher admitted that the show got off to a slow start "We made mistakes at first, and we 11 make others too." But he profited from them, and his final shows were among the best of the season. He has also admitted that the Fisher-Gobel chemistry did not come off loo well. Both are the gentle type, and a comedy team usually requires one member lo predominate. Next season they will mix only six times. How noes Fisher survive when other singers lose their sponsors? The answer is not in the ratings hut in sales. The sales pitch on Eddie's show was aimed at the sponsor's king - size cigarette Sales went up sharply. Hence the renewal. Never one to shun work, Eddie fallowed his strenuous season with a M-veii-wei-ii moil ai inis ueseri hotspot. But he plans to take the rest of the summer off in Hawaii with his wife Debbie Reynolds and their two children. PROFESSIONAL RODEO July 25-26-27 Hungary Fare Dodges Listed . (J i . v '.s ' ,,,,.,1 MS MARTI N-SEN0UR SHAKE PAINT Nev.er Before Such a Wide Array of Colors for: Shakes Hand-split thlnglei Rough lurfactd lumber ' ' Regular wood shinglet Smooth surface aiding Flows on evenly and uniformly... covers sharp, rough wood edges . . . safeguards against sun, storms, dirt, dust. Glamorous colors give your home dazillng new beauty. See them tod ay 1 4 YOUR MARTI N-SENOUR DEALER HflRDUARS 528 Main TU 4-5662 Nepszana a plain-clolhcs inspector -described as L. K.-identifies the culprits as: 1 Nrusnaner readers. 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