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I I FRIDAY, MARCH 20, loss. HER.M.O ANP NKWS. KMMATH FM.IS OnrC.QV ttnOR 9 A m - SAVE Oregon Food Plan WAY FOR MODERN LIVING UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SINGERS, an outstanding choral group under the direction of Max Risinger of the School of Music, will give an hour and a half concert performance In Mills School Aqditorium on Thursday, March 26. The con cert, planned to please the entire family is being spon sored by the Fine Arts Committee of the Oregon Centen nial Commission. Music will be in keeping with the ob servance of Holy Week, as well as including "Listen to the Mocking Bird," and other light melodies. There is no charge and the public is invited to hear this fine group. Curtain time will be 8 p.m. THESE THREE BEAUTIES on Main Street are appearing while on duty at the Spudnut Shop tn Centennial frocks and bonnets, and the way appears to be paved for other groups in Klamath Falls to follow suit in the immediate future. Rumors flying about town say yardage counters are being besieged by anxious shoppers who plan to get on the band wagon. Left TP right are Mrs. Walter Clarey, Mrs. Roy Gooing, waitresses and Mrs. R. F. Davenport, owner manager of the shop. Fisher Ends TV Program; Looks Forward To Future By VERNON SCOTT iht wasn't picking up the option ! HOLLYWOOD IUPII Singer in Fisher's show because it had Eddie Fisher, dispossessed of htsldropped in ratings, television show hy his sponsor j And he has a five-year contract and his life's savings hy his for-1 with the Tropic-ana Hotel in Las mer wife, today looked force ard to. Vegas calling for a million dol (a future of work and maybeilars. He starts a four-week en j marriage to actress Elizabeth gagement at the hostelry April 1. Taylor. with Miss Taylor expected to take The boyish-looking 30-year-old; up residence nearby, 'crooner closed out his regular TV I Friends say Fisher probably proeram Tuesday night by war- will stay over for an extra two bling a medley of the songs that! weeks, long enough to get a Ne made him one of the country'slvada divorce, and then marry the most popular sinqers and lifted sultry actress, i His California rii him from the streets of Philadel- vorce won't become final until phia to the center of one of film-'next February ! land's most sensational triangles. I Raven-ha'red Liz Tavlor. 27,1 watched from a special booth 0f- NEGOTIATE CILURAL PACT camera as Fisher performed. She; LONDON ' UPI ' A Commu later accompanied him to a small inist Chinese delegation is in party. Baghdad to negotiate a cultural "It is the need of something." he ; agreement with the Iraqi govern said after the program. "I'm alment. the Communist Peiping Ra little bit sad and a little bit re-dio reporied Tuesday night. Heved. I feel a little bit peculiar. "But I've got the future to think about." Fisher lost all his savings to his former wife, actress Debbie Rey nolds. 26. last month when he signed a whopping property set tlement with her to clear the way lor her to get an uncontested di vorce, according to his business manager. But Fisher has a 12-year con tract with NBC which could pay him upwards to 7 million dollars ri the network can tind work tor him. His latest sponsor explained U.S. Tests Bomb Shield For Exploding Rockets WASHINGTON AP1 Three nu-tests pending negotiations with the' of the natural effect" from the tectin futiae space traveler! ilear bombs exploded by the Soviet I'nion on halting all suchUan Allen belt. against adverse effects of trm nat- United States beyond the earth's testing ! The electronic sheet created by ural Van Allea belt. atmospnere iorinea an electronic ueputv Mcreiary oi ueifiiM-:inr uomns. i oric sain, rxienneo ! sheet that circled most of the Donald Quailes and Dr Herbert! around the whole world except for world York, director of Pentagon re- breaks over both the North and A responsible official outside search, gave some details of the South poles a pattern similar to Ithe Defense Department said the est shts after newsmen learned the Van Allen belt. Itests at tremendous altitude were oi them from other sources. ork would not disclose the Ian effort to spread a shield They said the explosions were depth of the artificial sheet or say through which missiles could not very low yield in radiation and how long the phenomenon lasted fv. cvocilri noi nisciose ine aunuu- hit i , i saieuiie sent Defense Department officials I which the tests were made 'Sork back some data on the tests. This confirmed Wednesdav night that said there was no radioactive fall- information is to be released la the blasts had been set off secretly out or, the earth Irom the tests, ter. last September, for both military York said the mam objective ol Sources outside the Pentagon ?nd scientific test purposes. But the blasts was to test important who had been informed of the thev declined to discuss the mill-'theories about the trapping ol tests said it was significant that tury angles electrons by the earth's magnetic about the time they were made cither sources reported, however. I W4- He said the detonation ol there as a sudden reduction in that the tests explored the pos- lr" bombs released electrons into the Nike 7.eus program to develop sibilitv of generating at an altitude ?P-ice above the earth's atmo- an antimissile missile. However, of about 300 miles a diffusion of sphere, and that the trapping ol there as no clear indication as neutrons which would offset the these by the earth's magnetic l0 vchethcr this pointed to possi nuclear reaction in missile rar-"H created the great sheet that hie future development of a pro heads, eventually circled the globe. gram aimed at producing a high The shots were fired from naval The nonmilitary part of the test, altitude shield against missiles, craft m the South Atlantic late inlYork said, was to find out more Quar'es 5ajd rcults of the tests September more than a month i-i"out the nature and origin of the are heme studied hy many sci before the United States startedjVan Allen belt of radiation. (entists. He termed the experiment a one-Year suspension of nuclear' The Van Allen belt is a myster- "an exploration of the unknown ' lious radiation band beginning at, in an area that may have con- KSP VS vTT about l.oflo miles above the earth siderable importance." jand extending, with some inter- While Defense Department off i- EVANSVILLE, lnd. (UPI) The jruptions. up to at least 12.000 rials did not say so. presumably management of radio stationmiles. It is named for its discov- the studies of the man-made radi WFOA here is conducting an ex- crer. Dr. James Van Allen. State! ation belt are designed in part to periment to see if listeners can: University of Iowa physicist. i help find practical means of pro- rommunicate by extra - sensory, York said the phenomenon perception. A spokesman said, created above the earth's atmo- ITuesday night "it's still too early sphere by the September tests to tell whether F.SP will replace consisted of a sheet of electrons AT&T." 'which was Let us sov. you money on your food bills. S . v opproiimotlr 1 wt.k'i food bill out of vary 4. Oregon Food Plan, INC. 401 So. 6th Ph. TU 2-4401 1 artificial version i i Attend a FME lecture . entitled "Christian Science: A Fresh Approach to Security" bv Theodore Wollach, C. S. of Chicaqo, Illinois, A member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Monday, Morch 23, 1959 at 8:00 p. m. In Fremont School Auditorium , . . 715 High Street bv FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, of Klamath Falls, Oreqon All are welcome IF YOU SCOUT NEWS I Boy Scouts of Klamath Falls Troop Four went to Varney Creek for an overnight winter camp out Friday, March 13. First Class and merit badge kills were taught. Scouts participating were Don Aschenbach. Dean Guyer, Richard Kastburn. John Detroit. Herbert Amos. Don Plowman. Terry Kc eles. Ben Tomlin. Jimmie Beetle. Mike Shufelt. Ronnie Patsch, Ed Silani, .1 o h n Haldiman. Clayton Davis. Scoutmaster Bill Green and Assistant Scoutmaster Ray Aschen bach. Earlier in March hoys of Troop 4 toured the Klamath Falls South ern Pacific facilities. They were ac companied by Trainmaster C. E. Alward. GRANGE NEWS Control of obnoxious weeds, in creased old-age payments. Fish and Game Department activities and narcotics were items on the agenda of a meeting ot the Siski you Pomona Grange held at Horn brook March 14. The measures were passed on to the Legislative Committee. The meeting was called to order by Pomona Master Albert Cedros. Hornhrook Grange unit received $10 for hosting the meeting. Scott Val ley Grange unit got $10 for travel ing farthest. Present were Rodney Gregg of Mt. Bolivar Grange. Mr. and Mrs L. G. Hill, of Happy Camp Grange: Mr. and Mrs George Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Rohur Costello. Mr and Mrs. Akin Lewis. Frank Hayes. Gertrude Parks. Myrtle Brown and Mazie McFall of Scott Valley unit: A. P. WiUiams. Hazel Coggins. Mary Ratlin. Goldie Casterline. Cades Clark and Albert Cedros of Greenhorn Grange, and Rose Syl via. Mary Truphemus and Estella Secerns of the Greenhorn unit. Members of Hornhrook Grange lerved dinner. Members present were Bertha Bradly. Mr and Mrs Hay Griffin. Mr. and Mrs John C Shirar Agnes Sylvia. Goldie Quenell. Ida Chapman. Frank H Ward. Mr and Mrs. John Griffin. Mr. and Mrs Frank Lowe and Mr. and Mrs P, G Riness. Next meeting of the Siskiyou Pomona Grange will be the eve ning of May at Dorru. 1RFF PLANTING TOKYO ' AP I Communist Chi na today said 40 million new trees and flowering shrubs have been planted in Shanghai, its largest city. Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily 94c Did You Ever Say ... "Gee I Wish I Could Play a Musical Instrument . . . But I Just Don't Have The Time or the Patience to Practice!" Then ... Here Ih Your Answer The MAGNUS ORGAN! Start Playing IMMEDIATELY...! TOP ENTERTAINMENT-Th. Dinoh Shora Chevy Show-NBC-TV ond Pot Boo Chevy Showroon-wwilv on ABC-TV. 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And now's the time to shop for spring, cause the selec tions are at their peak. Spencer's, 619 Main, where you always get S&H Green Stamps. Corner of 10th & Main Ph. TU 4-8183 410 So 6th St. KLAMATH FALLS FHONt TU 4-Slftt i -
