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Oakland Tribune, Monday, Aug. 28, 1961 Dk 17 Foods Can Be Channel Chuckles So6t Searching in the Afternoon the television columnist for an Eastern news' paper, here on vacation, and terribly discouraged. '4've had it," 'he said disconsolately the other day, slWfing cream into his coffee. "I don't know if 1 can "go' tack after this vacation. Television has gotten so depressing." -You hear this all the time among the professional mourners.

decide they're fed up watching TV ana wriung me same oia mai-arkey. They'd like to go back to writing news but don't want to go back to the old abuse from a city editor. spent fast season the same as before he said. "I watched about four hours of TV a day, all around the dial, and wrote about whatevercame to mind. "Trouble' is, nothing ever came, to mind.

Last season was just I asked why he didn't try my systemwatch only what you're jjm warn jicifM.f4M sJt bill Fisrr I YOUNO COWBOYS CHECK AGE OP LADY SHETLAND PONY '0 and Jimmy Ringadorf hava just Arabian Students BERKELEY, Aug. 28 A special delegation of the Arab Students Assn. of the University of California is attending the 10th annual convention of their national organization at the University of Minnesota. The group is headed by I lost 38 and 4 By Bit KEANE "Heyl It's not vn turned on and voico said 'don't you dart plug that Deadly Gas Studied in Spaceflights LAFAYETTE, Aug. 28 WLocked in a rocket ship bound for Mars, a spaceman exhales tiny amounts of a gas that probably would kill him before he returned to earth The gas is carbon monoxide.

Ironically, it is sometimes suicide tool for persons who lock themselves in a garage with the automobile motor running, pouring the gas into the air. It was one of several space travel problems considered today by a session of the American Institute of Biological Sciences, concerned with providing a livable space ship environment Carbon monoxide kills' by taking the place of oxygen in the blood. When enough is present, it kills literally by asphyxiation as surely as if its victim had been smothered, explained Dr. 'Emmett W. "Chapelle of the Martin Company's Re search Institute for Advanced Study.

"Man, like all living organ isms, and even the electrical systems and fuel burning units in a rocicet ship, produces this gas. Since the rocket ship is sealed against the deadly emp uness space, tne gas can accumulate to deadly concen trations in time. Bumpy Block Blamed on Truck Strike relief in sight for motorists wha have been jos tling over a block-long section of dug up pavement at Broad way and Patton St. for the past two weeks. The Callagher Burk Co who hold a contract for the $48,928 channelization project, said a strike by drivers of ready-mix concrete trucks has brought work at the busy intersection to a standstill.

A. H. Foster, a vice presi dent at the construction firm, said surfacing had been re moved in preparation for re placing the two present islands with three concrete islands. before the islands and curbings could be poured, he said, the ready-mix drivers struck. He added that it is impossi ble to lay the new highway surfacing until the concrete islands and curbs are in.

The work was halted a week ago. The project is designed to expedite traffic on Broadway and still permit autoists to turn from Broadway to go north on Patton St. in weeks at the Eileen Feather Salon gomg to write about. '1 would," he said, "if they'd follow Milton Berle's suggestion. Berle says they should have just a blank screen on for 30 minutes and it'd be the most popular thing on the air.

They could call it the 'Best of David Problems exist everywhere, I told him. I explained about Lu Hurley and his dog, Myrtle, and how everyone in TV in the Bay Area was saddened because Myrtle died the other day at age 18. "That's tough, all right," my friend agreed. "I suppose you're a great dog lover." "Heck no," I said, "but if you'd ever caught Lu Hurley doing his commercials youfd realize the dbg was the whole act. What'll Hurley do now?" He shook his headland looked more gloomy than before.

I decided on a new tack to cheer him up. I told him this coming season looks better than last season. What makes you think it'll be better?" "Well," I said, "there'll be more comedy, more adventure, more drama, more documentary specials, and fewer westerns and fewer situation comedies." jSI guess that's all good," said my friend, "but speaking of Milton Berle, you know his bowling show won't be back." "I know. Are you bowling fan?" "Heck, no," he said, "but the other day Berle said that in his 29 half-hour shows last season he set bowl-; ing back 20 years, and if they'd given him another 10 shows he could have gotten rid of the sport altogether." "They should give him 10 more shows." "Right. But there are some cheerful aspects.

We finally got rid of Bat Masterson and Bringing Up Buddy, and pretty soon Whispering Smith and Gun-slinger will be dumped." "Right," I said, "and out here they dropped that Five Star Jubilee thing." "Do you suppose," my friend asked, "that network executives are finally getting some sense? Suppose there's any chance they'll dump Art Linkletter after all these years, and some of the idiotic kiddie shows and The Price Is Right?" He should be grateful. for Kttle things, I told him, nnd Vint exnect too much. He should be harrow the Boosted to Speed Loans The San Francisco office of the Federal Housing Admin istration will increase its staff by persons tohandlea backlog of loan guarantee applications, Congressman John F. Baldwin announced today in Washington, C. He said FHA Commissioner Neal Hardy informed him that the staff increase has been authorized as well as the hiring of temporary employees by the day and the assign ment of 2,250 cases to fee ap praisers.

INSUFFICIENT HELP John F. Pendergast, di rector of the FHA insuring of fice in San Francisco, said the backlog built up over sev eral months because he had been unable to hire sufficient personnel Builders and lenders have been delayed up to 90 days be cause their applications for home and apartment bouse loans were not processed speedily, Pendergast said. The office has 4,872 applications pending from 17 Northern and Central California counties it serves. Of these, 2,337 came in since the first of the month, Pendergast added. IMMEDIATE GOAL "Our immediate goal is to cut the processing time to 30 davs and ultimately to 14 days," Pendergast said.

The San Francisco office of the agency previously had 191 employees. Congressman Baldwin had pressed for action in Washing ton to break the bottleneck in home financing in this area. 6 Forest Fifes Out; 4 Weary Fiqhters Hurt Rain showers and hard work have halted the last of six Northern California forest fires More than 1,000 weary fire fighters were coming off the lines today at the fire site on the Hoopa Indian Reservation in Six Rivers National Forest near Eureka Thev worked eight days That fire, slowed py rams Saturday, was controlled by ground crews ana cnenucai- dropping airplanes bunoay at 6 p.m. Damage to Umber and watersheds was estimaiea ai 529,000. Four men were hurt.

A Sacramento pilot. James Seamas. 29. suffered head in juries when he crashed amid burning trees aunaay wnue dropping borate-water solu tion on the flames. One ground firefighter was bitten ttjy arattlesnaker another suffered a broken nip, and a third had a mild heart attack.

None of the injuries was fatal. State forest service officials were relaxing today as a cloud cover brought light showers and high humidity across most of the state's northern bortions. No new fires were reported. Mopping up operations were proceeding at the sites of two fires in Klamath National Forest near Yreka. The Pollic Flat fire burned about 1,200 acres and a blaze at Rainbow Mountain blackened 300 acres.

Also being mopped up were three fire sites that burned a total of 370 acres in Modoc National Forest near Alturas. SCHOOL SUPPLIES If tvershara Reporter JQ SUIlBoiat ha Sooclal lit St (Jslf-urw-asar wy.) 1 22s It (tear Raiser CUr) 21! 4t St (IHtttriM lacati) -M Market St (Stlf-wm-Sa Frsatltci) COLLEGE FH A Staff Kept Fresh By Radiation Compiled from AP and UPI HONOLULU, Aug. 28-Foods treated with a rmilddoseof radiation can be kept fresh for days without refrigeration, says an Atomic Energy Commission scientist 7 The foods, especially fresh fish and fruits, can be eaten without Aebersold said at the 10th Pa cific Science Congress. Dr. Aebersold, director of the office of Isotopes develop ment in the AEC, said the radiation inhibits growth of bacteria for days or weeks.

REEZING UNNECESSARY The process, called "radia tion pasteurization," makes it unnecessary to freeze perish able foods. He said the Army Quarter master Corps also is working on an irradiation food process ing program. Foods given high doses of radiation can be preserved without refrigeration for months or years, he said Thus, men in the field could have fresh fish. Aebersold said emphasis is being placed on fish and other sea foods and fruits, such as strawberries, grapes and cit rus products, and tomatoes and peaches. He said mild doses cause no change in flavor or odor Other biochemical factors of the process are being studied to assure safety and accepta bility, he sauu LEARN FROM PAST Reports today also indicated man may learn from tne er of bygone days how hfluence" climate and deserts into garden spots.

Bruno E. Sabels, Insti- of Geophysics, University California at Los Angeles, ksaid in a report to a geogra phy session of the Congress that fossils and soil study "is important for an understand ing of past climates in differ ent parts of the world." Studies of Antarctic glaciers during the recent International Geophysical Year unlocked several secrets about the cli mate of the world, Other pap ers indicated. Calvin J. Heusser, American Geographical Society in New York, said recorded glacial changes and meteorological records show the world has been getting generally warmer and dryer. THREE KINDS local' Most ous Of Fallouts LOS ANGELES, Aug.

28- (UPD Worldwide 'radioactive fallout would not be the most dangerous kind, according to Nobel Prize-winning Dr. Wil-lard Libby of the University of California at Los An geles. The chemist and former Atomic Energy Commission member said yesterday that fallout from nuclear explosions may be divided into three main types local, tropospher-ic and stratospheric. The most dangerous of the three is local, he said, coming down quickly and in heavy doses following a nuclear blast. Local fallout would cover about a 200 to 300-mile area downwind from the ex plosion.

Will Rogers Jr. HurtWaterSkiing TUCSON, Aug. 28-(UFD Will Rogers son of the famed humorist, broke his right arm 'in a water skiing accident and will check into Tucson medical center today for treatment. Rogers was skiing yesterday on the Salton Sea in Southern California when he, fell hitting one of his skis with his arm, a spokesman for the family said. He was vacationing there with his wife, his son, Carlos, 9, and two of Carlos' playmates.

Mrs, Rogers planned to drive toward Tucson last night until her husband became too uncomfortable. Then she planned to stop for the night! ana nnisn the trip this morn ing. LhL N0TICII August 34, mi not rce is nereoy given mar eealea competitive bid will be accepted in tne oft tee or me purchasing Agent, Court HOUS. 1215 Pollnn Stmt. Qok.

llond 12, California. I Bid A MffO-Dua September 141 at a.m. jtor) Electronic. Bid A SV-DV September 1, mi at 11:00 cm. (tor) Contractort-Poving, Specification and bid blank cover- fna above mav be obtnlni from Purchasing Agent's Offlco, County or Aiameaa.

i 1 1 luiey frT AT PERAITA PLAYGROUND taken spin on a sulky v. Attend Conclave Abdul Ilah Hussein, vice president. The session wulontinue; through Sept. 2 and will include an address' by Dr George Tomeh, United 'Arab Republic consul general gen eral. pounds inches Mrs.

Corrle after 9 weeks at the Eileen Feather Salon. Weight 103; Butt 35; Waist 24; Hips 34Vs. THE EILEEN FEATHER THESE TWO PICTURES too can have brand new and can maKc in iuun we. BERKELEY TH 5-7722 2461 SHATTUCK AVE, I 1 WALNUT CREEK I YE5-4701 i' I 1891 BONANZA it (t i Littles Mark Culp (laft) Pony Ride Bovs in at Peralta Park The ponies are off and run ing at Oakland's Peralta Play ground and even parents can take part in the fun. The Oakland Park Depart ment announced that the first of 77 Shetland ponies are mak ing the rounds at the park in the rear of the auditorium.

Kids have their choice of riding the saddle or perching atop a sulky as the tiny horses spin around the track. Parents can ride a buckboard. The Shetlands are part of a string of mmiature steeds owned by Kenny Rihgsdorf and Vince Adelman of Santa Rosa. Other sights at the play ground include the miniature paddle-wheeler, IiT Belle, and the half-pint Oakland Acorn steam engine. jpony rides are open from a.m.

to 5:30 p.m. daily during summer vacation After that the park will be ci0Sed on Monday and Tues day. ANY 9x12 RUG Cleaned Beautifully 95 All Orhr Rugt 20 Discount This abevt arke la Ht (intent era whe bring and stick a their rag at the main ajlant. fMutp and delivery extra. MAIN PLANT TEtttMPI AT S5tk filARSIMLL STEEL Quality RUG CLEANING in i aisneaa, mis cinrai 3 HON! Ok 1-2100 FORCED) TO FLEEh WITHOUT THEIR BABY SHE'S HOME When Mr.

and Mrs. Varga fled Hungary for their urea, they had to leave their daughter, Eszter Bona, with relatives. For four year, the brutal Kadar regime refused the child an exit visa. But continuous beseeching by dedicated agencies finally obtained the child's release the first since the 1956 revolution. Eazter'a present happiness is irecrmultcf Americana aup porting the Uverseu An rrogram of their laith.

While this case Catholic all three great faith Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish maintain far-reaching programs; The work goe on, day in and day out and it must continue. These religion-sponsored endeavor often stations are going to continue to do what they do be fun old movies. Mrs. Frances Cerrio ef Oakland, Calif. Height weight 1 43 pounds.

ONLY 9 WEEKS AT SALON SEPARATE "Right," he said. "Besides, why should I worry about Art Linkletter and the kiddies' show drivel and The Price Is Right? I don't watch them anyway. Never ate Linkletter in my life. Only the public watches." "Right." "Right," he said. "You've been a brick, old boy, I lhink I can go home again now, with a new mental attitude and start writing about the new season." What will you tackle first?" 3ie grinned and swallowed the last of his coffee.

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