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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND PAGE- J Red Cross Slates Election '.-Election of new officers and Aboard members and recognition of . Ml volunteers wil be tlie or- Tder of business at the annual '. meeting of the Klamath Basin I Chapter, American Red Cross, ." on Monday, Sept. 16. -::The meeting will be a no-host I - luncheon at the Pelican Cafe, ENDS TDNIGhT ! 7 l American International BEACH RAR1Y, MACABRE MASTERPIEC ERPIECEi I AMCRICAN INTERNATIONAL fmnl WE HAVEN tf-S, MTHEC010R VIKCEHlPRICE Wfy pltcrLORRE - aborisKARLOFF ;THE MOST TBRRirVINO EXPERIENCE OP YOUR LIPEI m . jnAMtfilCAH INURNAIIONAl PICTURE i- JANET BLAIR 1 ni., PETER WYNQARDE v. m. tiii -nil. jpl , DOORS OPEN 6:45 TTTTTTT , jLLlLIiJ THREE TIMES MORE ANY TARZAN ADVENTURE YOU'VE EVER SEEN! Actually filmed In COLOR In exotic Thailand JOCK MAHONEY is lawn JOOJPODE hVOT. Mirr !Vui nodi NEWS, Klmalh Falls, Oregon and all those planning to attend are asked to call in reserva tions to the local Red Cross of fice, TU 4-4125. Officers who have served the past year include Dr. George1 Nicholson, chairman: A. Brooks Dickerman, vice chairman: Mr Ruth Black, secretary; and Don ald Vincent, treasurer. A feature of the annual lunch eon is the presentation of the "Volunteer of the Year" cup. Mrs. Stephen Walker, who won the award in 1902, will make the presentation at the luncheon this year. Service stripes will be pre sented to members of the uni formed services who have served more thnn 15 hours, and other recognition is planned for t h o s e participating in non-uniformed Red Cross activities. All Red Cross members are en titled to vote in the election and are urged to attend. READIES NEW RULES WASHINGTON (UPI - The Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) isl considering new rest period and flight lime rules to prevent fa tigue among airliner crews. The FAA asked commercial airlines Friday for opinions now long limy lclt pilots, co-pi-lols and oilier crew members should bo allowed to work without rest. Present rules aic "kind of foggy in this area," an FAA spokesman said. Niagara Fails probably attracts more visitors than any oilier sin gle natural phenomenon in Amer ica. . . Poors Open 6:45 These are the' borderllnes -their souli... their bodies.., belong to "The Caretakers" HA!IMP f THE CARETAKERS EH THRILLING THAN fMlUKtl ON tHf NM Of OltlN' kDYALI SCOPE . METROCOLOR l-A & fpiumt oi Tuesday, September 10, 1963 DAILY TV SCHEDULES Llttlngi contained herein ire pv Utned at public wrvlce fey the Herald and News. Thii newipettr la net reteonilble fer arrera in timet or sretram centent furnished By the 1 1 Hon. Program liillnfi aublect to chance without notice. For addl tional information call the tlalfen. KOTI-TY KLAMATH PALLT, ORIOON Channel t TUESDAY 5:00 Chaplain'! Cornet 5:05 Traill West 5:30 Quick Draw AAcGrew 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 1:05 Farm Market Report 4:10 Stock Market 6:15 Ron Cochran With Tha Newi 6:30 Local Newi Summary 6:45 Fighters Group Digest 7:00 David Brlnklay's Journal 7:30 Combat 1:30 Hawaiian Eye :30 The Untouchables 10:30 Focui on America 11:00 Murphy Martin Wilh The News 1 1 ; io local News WEDNESDAY 10:00 Who Do You Trust 10:30 Father Knows Best 11:00 Price Is RlQhl 11:30 Seven Keys 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Para tliow 12:30 As The World Turns l .oo General Hospital 1:30 House Parly 2:00 Queen For A Day 2:30 Day In Court 3:55 Lisa Howard With The News 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Ironmaster 5:00 Chaplain's Corner 5:05 Fund O Roma 5:30 Yogi Bear 6:00 Your TV Weathermen 6:05 Farm Market Report 6:10 Stock Market 6:15 Ron Cochran With The News 6:30 Local News Summary 6:45 The Sportsmen 7:00 The Lively Ones 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Going My Way :30 Our Man Hlgglns 10:00 Naked City 11:00 Murphy Martin With The News 11:10 Channel 2 Lata Look KBES-TV MEDFORDr OREGON Channel 5 TUESDAY 5:00 SkV Klnq 5:30 Quick Draw MeGraw 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Waller Cronkite News 7:00 Password 7:30 Marshal Dillon 8:00 TBA 8:30 Celebrity Talent Scout 30 Picture This 10:00 Kete Braselle Show 11:00 ABC Final WEDNESDAY 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 TBA 9:30 1 Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10:30 Pete and Gladys 11:30 Love of Lire 11:?4 CBS News 11:30 Search tor Tomorrow 11M5 Guiding Light 12:00 Tennessee Ernl 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 House Parly 2:00 To Tell The Truth 2:25 News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:30 Secret Storm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 American Bendstand 4:30 Discovery '63 4:55 American Newsstand '5:00 Uncle Bill's Adventure Time 5:30 Yogi Bear Time 6:00 TV Weelherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Waller Cronkll 7:00 Oziio & Harriet 7:30 Waqon Train 8:30 Going My Way 9:30 Dick Van Dyke 10:00 Naked City 11:00 Murphy Merlin Wilh The News 8CMED-TV MfiDPORD OREGON Channel 10 TUESDAY 5.45 Weather Window 5:50 Newsreel Ten-Sporls 6:00 Huntley. Brlnhley Report 6:30 Combat 7:30 Laramie 8:30 Empire 9:30 Dick Powell Show 10:30 Report From: 11:00 Newsreel Ten Nioht Report 11:30 Tonlghl Show 1:00 News, Weather, Sign Otf WEDNESDAY 8:55 Sign On Aiming Visit 9:00 Cartoon Carnival 9; 30 Focal Point 10:00 Concentration 10 JO Missing Links 11:00 Your First Impression 11:30 Truth or Conssquom.es U;SS NBC News 17:00 People Will Talk 3:25 NBC News 2:30 lhe Dotlors 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say 2:00 The Match Geme i.ii NBC News 3 JO Carloon Carnival 4.00 Channel Ten Theatre "5he Couldn't Say NO" 5:45 Weather Window 5. SO Newsreel Ten-Sports 6:00 Hunllcy-Brlnkley Report 6: JO Sam Benedict 7:30 The Virginian 9 00 Kraft Mystery Theatre 10:00 The Eleventh Hour 11:00 News Ten Night Report 11:15 Tonight Show i:oo News, weather end sign on KRCR-TV RIDOINO, CALIFORNIA Channel 7 TUESDAY 5:00 farloon Time 5. J0 Mickey Mouie 6fi3 Newt beat Northstill 6: 15 Huntley Brlnkley ,10 Laramie 7 30 ComnV 8 JO Hawaiian Eve 9:30 The Untouchables 10:30 runner Man 11:00 Murphy Merlin with the News 1 1 : 10 Sportscest IMS Tonight Show 1:00 Lata News WEDNESDAY 9 00 Educational 10 oo Price i R-qht 10 3fl Concentration 11 00 Blnqo 11:30 Seven KsvS II 00 Tennesiee Ernie Ford Show 13 30 Father Knows Best 1:00 General Hevpital 1:30 Yoti Don't Say 3 00 Day in Court 3:15 M.ddav Report 3 30 Jane Wvman J 00 Queen For A Pev 3, JO Who DO You Irul! 4 M American andftinl' 4 30 Dkcovery 4 53 News 5 00 Bioken Airow J; 30 Mickey Mouse Club 6 00 Newsbeet NorthstelO 6 15 Huntley rink lev 6.30 International Showtime 1 30 Waoon Trein 8 30 Going My Wav SO Our Man Hiaoms II 00 Naked City 11:00 Murphy Merlin With The Newt 11:10 Snorts Cast 11:15 Tonight Show Ai: - z-. mJtik ydi-y,s-'- CITED FOR SERVICE AT LABRADOR AI.C. Raymond M. Hill, radar operator for the Keno Air Force Station, receives from Maj. John A. Murphy, electronics officer for the station, the Air Defense Command Certificate for the outstanding work he performed while stationed at the 922nd AC&W Squadron in Labrador, A native of Tacoma, Wash., Airman Hill came to Keno last July. The Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Sept. 6 Anthony Pitta, drunk, S25 or five or 10 qavs. Marrtan west, vagrancy, siou lorietr ed. MUNICIPAL COURT Sept. f, 1943 Robert Lee Dehm, drunk, 125 or five or 10 days; disorderly conduct. 125 or live Or 10 days. Chauncy Cerlyle Chapel, drunk, 525 or five or 10 days. Jacob Harvey Michel, drunk and disor derly conduct, continued. Regan Raymond uay, aisoraeny con duct, $25 or five or 10 days. David William Sllgar, reckless driving, 5100 or 20 days. Harry Phillip Brunette, drunk, sis or five or 10 days. Robert Cley England, drunk, 25 or five or 10 days. Lawrence Phillip Meister, drunk, 125 or live or 10 days. Olqa BAtkslrom, drunk, szs (orietieo. Albert Winifred Glenn, drunk, 525 or five or 10 days. Jeanne Marie Charles, vagrancy, con tinued. Athos A ram is Jackson, drunk, 25 or five ro 10 days. Douglas Scott McCormack, drunk, con-: tinued. I Charles Frederick Weniek, disorderly conduct, $15 forfeited. Melvln Jackson, drunk, $35 or five or l 10 days; disorderly conduct, 525 or five or I 10 days. Norman Lester Chocktoot, drunk, 525 or l five or 10 days. Eiroy timer Meyer, drunk, 5 forfeit ed. Roy Lee Collins, drunk and disorderly conduct, continued. Lewis Harvey Gibbons, furnishing li quor to minor, continued. Ned Doneriy, orunK, continued. Pele Emll Larson, drunk, $25 or five or 10 days. William Thornton Bennett, drunk, $25 or five or 10 days. . Auq. 30, 1963 TRAFFIC CASES WendaM James Smith, violate basic rule, not guilty plea, trial without lury sei tor aepi. 7. Ethel Mae Whltlatch, violate basic rule, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. Rodolfo Arceo Lopei, no operator li cense, guilty plea, $5 line paid. Elmer Earl Olson, improper tail light, guilty plea, $7.30 fine paid. Roger Alvln Kol'mar, violate basic rule, guilty plea, $35 line paid. Perry Jay Hicks, no tall I font on trail er, guilty plea, 17.50 fine paid. Ruth Mariene Wagner, no operator li cense, $5 ball forfeited. Arthur Thomas, no operator license. guilty plea. 35 fine paid. Hoy DM lard Johnson, no rear view mirror, guilty plea, $5 line paid Brian Lane Walker, violate basic BLOUSES rule, guilty plea, $20 fine paid. Donald Fredrick Gustin, 2100 lb tan dem axle overload (cement), guilty plea, oj nne; or wnicn $21 was suspended; i2 una pata. Estel Frank Prince, failure to drive right side ol highway, guilty pica, $7.50 nriu paio. Carol Macartney Lusso, violate basic ruie, guiiry piea, 115 fine paid. Elizabeth Louise Hollis, improper left turn, guilty plea, S5 fine paid. Lloyd Noble Gass. obMrueleri ultinn. guilty plea, $7.50 line paid. jonn Mitchell Gartner, no pur nurmit. uisirifssea on morion py district attorney defendant has temporary permit. rcLONT CASES Cecil D. Rachel, conceallno stolen properly, preliminary hearing. Sulticlent evidence to hold to answer charge. Held Tur arsnti ury. Sept. 5, 1913 TRAFFIC CASES Irene Vera T hex I on, cuttino into traiiir $10 forfeited. I Melvln Cox, no operator's li cense, S7.50 forfeited, Iris Dale Sloan, disobevlna iinn tian. $10 forfeited. Victor Allan Jennings, prohibitive left turn, $7.50 fine. Harold Dean Weston, llleaal isft turn. $7.50 line. ! Fred Samuel Gunlon, disobaveinn itoo sign, sio fine. Roy Lynn Brumlev. Illeaal turn. 1J id forfeited. Arthur Broth, switching lane without signaling, $10 forfeited. Wdenell 8. Travis, disobevlna frffir signal, $10 forfeited; no operator's li- uenso, .3u lorteitea. Ernest Reyes, no ooeralor's license. $7.50 lorleited. Thomas Harry Lang, excessive tire noise, s.mj forfeited. Dallas Lavern Cochran, excessive tire noise, $7.50 forfeited. Donald Lee Roberts, disobeying stop sign, sio forfeited. James Daniels, no operator's license, $7.50 forfeited. Donald Francis Brannon, excessive tire noise, $7.50 forfeited. David Daniel Glodowski, switching 1 ones won insumcieni clearance, to for feited. Kenneth John Martin, excessive tire noise, sio forfeited. Bruce Michael Headley, excessive ex haust noise, $7.50 fine. Joseph Abner, drunken driving, $300 and ju days. Gabriel Baca Chabolla, drunken driving. jw ana ju aays. Harry David Anderson, violation nf bat. Ic rule (30 In 20), $15 forfeited. Wilbur G. Hlxion. diiohavfna etnn lnn $15 forfeited. Charlies Monoo, disobevina stoo tlon. $15 forfeited. Mrs. Joseph Shock, meter warrant. st.l forfeited. f BLOUSES JsjkB, I Two Big Groups 3"i 5" m, Rights Given Two REA's SALEM lUPI) -Two rural elec trie cooperatives with a portion cif ; their operations in Oregon today were alloted exclusive service areas by the public utility conr missioncr. The firms are Columbia Rural Electric Association, Walla Walla, Wash., and Surprise Valley Elec trification, Alturas, Calif. Commissioner Jonel C. Hill said these were the first such grants made to out-of-state utilities since the Oregon law allowing such certification went into effect in Columbia Rural lias about 1,609 customers including 48 located in the Umatilla County area allo cated to it. Surprise Valley has about 680 customers and 385 miles of dis tribution lines in the Lakeview Warner Valley and Paisley-Summer Lake areas. Youths Flee From Home Two teenage youths escaped from the Klamath County Juve nile Home late Monday night and were still loose today. Authorities said the two boys. ;cd 15 and 16, apparently es caped through a window. They were discovered missing at 11 p.m. lhe 15-year-old is a Klamath Kalis boy and the other youth was arrested here over the weekend as a runaway from South Salem FIR THE Ruling Backs Santa Fe Bid WASHINGTON (UPIi-An Inter- state Commerce Commission ex aminer today recommended the Santa Ke Railway be given au thority to acquire the Western Pa cif ic through a common stock ex change. In a 143-page opinion, examiner Paul C. Albus picked Santa Fe over the Southern Pacific which had also sought to acquire the 1,193-mile Western Pacific The commission estimated West-i em Pacific's total assets at $180, 360,753. Albus wrote that "acquisition of Western Pacific by Santa Fe would preserve and strengthen in ter-rail competitive influences in the Pacific region, contribute to healthy industrial growth, tend toward a better competitive bal ance of rail systems, and make available substantial economies and savings. 'These advantages to the public can be secured without injury to existing routes or gateways or to other railroads," he held. In commenting on his denial of Southern Pacific's application to control Western Pacific through capital stock ownership, Albus said: 'The record indicates that Southern Pacific handles approxi mately tnree-iourtns of the rail traffic in Northern California, with Western Pacific handling about 1 per cent and Santa Fe about 7 per cent. Control of Western Pa cific by Southern Pacific would concentrate under a single inter est and control over 90 per cent of the rail traffic in Northern California." Club Plans Dance Evenf The Merry Mixers will stage a kick-off dance Wednesday, Sept. II, starting at 7:30 p.m. outside Howard Sanders Restaurant, East Main and South Sixth streets. The dance W'ill start the fall season and precede the opening of new classes on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Classes will be held in the Merry Mixer Hall in Pelican City. Rill Mayhcw will call and instruct square dancing and Shir ley Mayhew will teach round dances. The dance group invites all in terested persons to attend the kick-off dance. MARCHA cSsH W Today Ji W rtinpitia.v I Onrn T::tn- StarlR H;lfl 1 I Helty Davia - J. Crftu-rord I I WHAT EVER HAPPENED f TO BABY JANE M Thiirs. A- Frl. THE MIRACLE I X WORKER M 1 11! Ill il Elks Sponsor Game Trip The Elks Lodge is sponsoring a three-day trip to San Francisco to see three Giant baseball yames and has 12 reservations open to the public. This is the third and last Elks baseball trip of the summer. Oth ers have been restricted to Elks members, but this one, to start Sept. 20, will be open to lhe pub lic. Floyd McMillan, who is han dling arrangements for the club, said the trip is "slag." He said the $33 fee covers transporta tion by bus, accommodations at the Olympic Hotel and tickets for Rabid Bats Found In State Two rabid bats were discov ered in Oregon last week increas ing the number of the mammals so infected this year to seven, the Oregon State Board of Health has reported. Four of the inci dents, all of which were associat ed with possible animal or hu man exposures, were reported in New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair HOUSTON. Texas For years "they said it couldn't be done." But now a Texas firm of labora tory consultants has developed a treatment that is not only stop ping hair loss . . . but is really growing hair! I hey don t even ask you to lake their word for it. If thev believe that the treatment will help you, they invite you to try it for 32 days, at their risk, and see for yourself! Naturally, they would not offer this no-risk trial unless the treatment worked. However, it is iniK)ssible to satisfy everyone. The great majority of cases oi excessive hair laii and baldness are the begin ning and more fully de veloped stages of male pat tern baldness and cannot be helped. But how can any man or wo man be sure what is actually To: liocsch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. Dept. OR-7, Box 66001, 3311 West Main St. Houston, Texas 77006 I now have, or have had, the following conditions: How long has your hair been thinning? Bo you still have hair? or fuzz? on top of your head. How long is it? Do you have dandruff? Is it dry? or oily? Does your scalp have pimples or other irritations? Is your hair dry? or oily? Docs your forehead become oily or greasy? Does your scalp itch? When? Attach any other information you feci may be helpful. NAME! ADDRESS CITY STATE the three games between the Gi ants and the New York Mets. He said the bus will leave from the Elks Lodge at 7:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 20, and will arrive in San Francisco in time for the first game Friday night. The other games will be Satur day and Sunday and the bus will leave Candlestick Park after Sun day's game and return directly to Klamath Falls, arriving here at 1 o'clock Monday morning. The trip's capacity is 38 per sons, with 12 scats still available. Reservations may be made by calling McMillan at TU 2-0519 or TU 4-8181. Curry County with one each from Deschutes, Jackson and Lane counties. Recently, questions have been asked regarding airborne rabies. Airborne infection of rabies has been reliably demonstrated from bats to humans where large col onies of bats roost in caves, the department said. causing their hair loss? Even if baldness may seem to "run in your family," this is certainly no proof of the cause of YOUR hair loss. Actually, there are at least 18 scalp conditions that can cause hair loss. No matter which one is the cause of your hair loss, if you wait until you are slick bald and your hair roots are dead, you are beyond help. So, if you still have hair lor at least some fuzz I on top of your head, and would like to stop your hair loss and grow more hair . . . now is the time to do something' about it, before it's too late Loesch Laboratory Consult ants, Inc., will supply you with treatment for 32 days, at their risk. if they believe the treatments will help you. Just send them the infor mation listed below. All inquiries are answered promptly, by mall and without obligation. Adv. 0 Paople Read SPOT ADS yu r nw.