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:00 No School Today ABC
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1.08 ANGELES) Comtminlnt
imdei'Krtiuiid plmm, a ntiUonal rad
io cominuiilcnMona scheme and an
Rtcmito .Hclontlsl ll t'ontiiliifd in
the testimony ol a top ex.-uoiiiniu-nlst
liave enlivened llio tilnl ot
California's 15 parly lenders. . t
John. Lautner, eastern (uiH'llon-
ary oi the party (or 21 years,
Jolted the defen.se Thurnday with
Ihcse disclosures from llio witnes.i
sliind: ' . ,
. Tlie Communist pnrlv In 1848 ami
149 devised an Intricate syslem
for Rolinr iindcrifround In New
York and elsewhere If and when
the party was declared tllciinl.
it was directed Dy Robert
Government
Puts Finger
On Carriers
WASHINGTON L The fMvll
Aeronautics Board has ordered alx
major domestic airlines to provide
Rcmilne eoorh-servlce rates and
schedules effective Aurll 1 or lo
quit certain of their low-rule tourlsl
operations.
The board has held that the car
riers authorised to provide coach
service a year aco lo meet com-
j petition ironi the iow-rnte nou-
rvneauiea airlines In uielr sched
ules for the new period starliiiR
April 1 have foiled either to re
duce off-pen It mlght-tlmc) fores lo
the specified four cents a passen
Ser mile, or to 4nt In enoush seat
ing capacity to qualify the plants
as true coaches.
Here is how the order applies:
To Capital, Eastern and North
west 'Airlines generally. However,
the more than four cents a mile
fare of Northwest Airlines to which
the CAB objects Is for round-trip
nlsht flights between New York
Newark and Minneapolls-St. Paul.
The board sold Northwest's pro
posal to use 55-sent DC-4 planes.
....icjuicica as to nour of depart
tire was -"not sufficiently high
I seating density" for this ivpe t'f
I conch equipment.
1 To Um,wt and Western on the.e
, fliRhts between Los Angeles-Oak-;
land-San Francisco and Portland-
Seattle; and between Portland and
ccniiir.
"United and Western's fill nrs ns
well as some of those of Northwest i Ington, and Oregon Christmas tree
specified fares of more than four ' Riowcrs are considering a tree
cents per passenger mile for both RruMng program designed to keep
night and day coaches," the board P001- trccs " U'9 market,
said. Growers' representatives meeting
"For technical reasons it was j her Thursday named a committee
necessary to suspend the entire 10 work on a program and report
filing although the fare level was ! Us findings at another conference
objectionable only as applied on I In September,
night coaches. i US. Forester Martin Severson of
"The remainder of Northwest's ! Portland told the group shipping
tiling was suspended because the
seating density was less than that
which the board has tentatively
determined was required for an
economically sound coach operation."
Plans To Go Underground
Described In Testimony As
Red Leaders Face Trial
link the prniiosed underground.
l.auluer wait In cIiiiiko of buying
and distributing priming equip
ment under llio pluu.
In 1040. he snlri, he gave a
mimeograph machine to Dorothy
Henley, one of the present drlend
aula, while she was attending a
meeting In New York.
In IIMI, one of hli teachers at
the party's National School for
leaders wus mi atomic nrlentlsl,
an avis! nut professor at Columbia
linlversity. known to Latitnrr onl)
as "John."
"Hr was supposed to teach us
one day." the witness te:itilled.
"but he said he couldn't make It
Thompson, one of the 11 national I !?."!"'v?J::, '''...'".."r "." c1.',?!"
leaders convicted ot conspiracy In
1U49. Thompson appointed Lautner
to carry oul the program in New
York state.
John Williamson, another of the
convicted hierarchy, discussed with
Lautner the possibility of a na
tlqnnl network of amateur radio
stations and mobile transmitters to
Doctor Gives
Sound Advice
DENVER Ml A doctor who
gave up practice in Detroit to serve
the peonle of a South Dakota town
ol 900 population gave a few simple
rules Friday which he said would
help a small town get and hold a
doctor.
Dr. Kenneth Kalsch of Phillip.
S. D., spoke at the Seventh National
Conference on Rural Health.
He said a small town should:
To obtain a doctor, provide ade-
ouate nospltal facilities and per
sonnel, oince space for a doctor to
rent and the type of town in which
a person would want to live:
To keep a doctor, treat him as a
human being with the same mental
outlook and physical stamina as
yourselves, try working with him
instead of against him.
Xmas Tree
Grading Asked
TACOMA Wl Western Wash-
era! Kleclrlc Laboratory at Sche
nectndy lo amitsli atoms."
When the prtiseculton called at
tention to (he (act Hint this wits
four years before (he Hiroshima
A-bomb, defense counsel objected
strenuously, llut the testimony
stood.
The Callfornlans are charged
with conspiring with each other
and with the convicted national
lenders lo tench and advocate vio.
lent overthrow of the Kuvernuieiit
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Ching Battles
Oil Strike
WASHINGTON Wl Federal
Conciliator Cyrus S. Chlng Friday
promised "Intensified" efforts to
produce a compromise and head
off a nationwide oil strike now set
for March 9.
Ching won a week's postpone
ment Thursday night from a coali
tion representing: the CIO oil work.
crs and a score of AFL and in
dependent unions.
He said a strike would have an
"immediate" effect on millions nf
auto drivers, would hamper or stop
production at every big refinery in
the country and would strike a blow
at the defense program, now run
ning at full speed.
A strike would affect oil fields,
pipeline transportation and refin
eries. Industry sourrfes said the Impact
on the pipe lines would depend on
WRlcrr- refining plants were closed
and how long the strike lasted.
lop-sided, scrubby and off-color
trees to other states "degrades the
good trees and gives this state
bad name."
Members of the study committee
are Mark Heckman of Scappoose, ,
ure.: tnnnes Ladd, Salem, Ore.,
Eugene Hofsted. Olympia: Flovd
Addlngton, Puyallup. Walt Sim
mons. Shelton, Wash.. Clarence
Stohr. Tacoma. and Ed Olldon.
Port Orchard. Wash.
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Zellerbach Stock
Dividend Boosted
SAN FRANCfSCO Wl Crown
Zellerbach Corp. Friday Increased
Its quarterly dividend to 75 cents
a share from the S cents paid
previously and' declared an extra
ot 30 cents a share.
Both payments will be made
April I to stock of record March 13
bringing dividends for the Rscal
year ending next April 30 to $3 a
share comDared vjtn J2.80 In the
previous fiscal year. .
Boby Survives
Truck Incident
CLEVELAND Wl A parked
tour-ton truck rolled Into a baby
carriage Thursday, crushlna it un
der the front wheels.
inside tne carriage was 10 week
old Pamela lohman.. St. Luke's
Hospital attaches-nald the lot re
ceived no apparent injuries..
The driver, Edward Oales, 31. i
lumped from the rear of his truck , I
and mannered tn nnah Lhp rhilrl'a
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OTTAWA, 111. Wi Mrs. Dalsv
Johnson, 53, claims she is one of
the nation's youngest great-grandmothers.
Mrs. Johnson, who Is employed
at an Otttrwa drug store, became
a great-grandmother Wednesday
when her granddaughter. Mrs. Rob
ert Bond, gave birth to a three
pound son.
Mrs. Johnson was married when
she was 15 and was a grandmother
when she was 32. Her daughter,
Mrs. Roscoe Sarles, was 17 when
she was married. Mrs. Sarles'
daughter, Mrs. Bond, also was 17
when she was married.
The remains of Neanderthal man
who lived about 100.000 years ago,
were first discovered in Germany.
The white-pink ant) blue stuccoed
houses on the Azores today give
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HECKLING INSTRUCTIONS
KUALA LUMPUR. Malaya W
Rpnt-navprs in thie. FArljrntinn ran.
ltal, determined that they shall beimother. Mrs. Sylvia Lohman. 34. ! In hlnnrln nnlr tun In rich
iicnru on municipal matters, are out qj tne vcnicic a pain. : rnahncinnv finish
eointr to De tautrnt now In heckle ' a o ' '
Padi A. Krishman, chairman of
the Selangor Rent-payers Associa
tion, said his group would support
but one candidate in forthcoming
city elections. "But," he said, "we
are going to heckle plenty. I shall
instruct members bow to heckle
myself."
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LOS ANGELES. Pi Television
actress Anne Sterling has con
vinced the superior court that it
was physically Impossible for her
to have been here in time to testify
as the star witness in a theft case.
Judge Jesse J. Frampton erased
from the record Thursday the con
tempt citation against her but he
did not order remitted the $50 fine
he Imposed upon her.
The case had to be postponed.
Miss Sterling presented docu
mentary proof that she was aboard
a grounded plane enroute here
from Vancouver. Wash.
Mrs. Yolanda R. Elliott, accused
by the actress of stealing a lur
piece, was acquitted by a Jury.
Sex Offender Bill
May Go To Voters
PORTLAND Wl A plan to give
treatment to persons convicted of
sex oiienses may go beiore Oregon
voters next November.
The plan was drawn uo Thursday
In the office of Mayor Dorothy
MeCullough Lee. It calls for in
determinate sentence law, a state
institution for sex offenders and a
psychiatrist to work with the
courts.
After further conferences thn
clan may be offered on Initiative
petitions for a statewide vote.
Ship In Port
For Costly. Repair
PORTLAND Wl The Liberty
freighter Augustln Daly llmDed
,back Into Portland Thursday for
Jiu.uw in repairs OI aamage sui
fered in a downriver collision.
In heavy fog the Daly and the
French- motorshlp Bresle collided
near Puget Island. The Bresle
headed out of the river for Cuba,
after undergoing Inspection at Astoria.
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By MARJORIE OVGARD
"Whitptrlni Streeti" a new, di
versified drama sarles bated ee tha
eiparlancos of a sophisticated au
thor and ai-nawipapar correspond
ent, will make its bow on KFLW
and ABC Monday at 10: J5 a.m.
Tha program replaces "Edward Arn
old" and "Batty ,Crockar"; the
former will be discontinued, and
"Batty Crocker" moves to 3:00
p.m. This necessitates moving
"When a Girl Marrlas" to 2:15
a.m. daily. So remember thaia changes, coma next Monday.
As Ricky Nelson would soy, he doesn't mess oround, boy. In on
other amusing episode in "The Adventures of Ozzio ond Harriet" to
night, the youngest of the Nelson clon certainly doesn't mess oround
when he gets a donee invitation from Julio, Thornberry, his next
door neighbor. The complexities of doncing with one girl oil evening
ore omusingly related on tonight's "Ozzie ond Harriet" program ot
9:00.
Another half-hour of Saturday morning time is turned over ,
to tha kids starting tomorrow, when "Radio Kids Bible Club" re
turns to KFLW. Tha production Is almost entirely juvonile-staffad,
and faaturas Bibla stories, sonoi by children'! choruses, and ad
venture stories. It will ba heard ovary Saturday at 9:00 and is
sponsored by tha local Child- Evangelism Fellowship. From 8:00
to I OilS a.m. now it's kids' tima on LW. "No School Today,"
"Radio Kids," "Seaca Patrol" and "Lady Skyhook."
At 11:00 tomorrow, opera lovers will hear one of the moster-
pieces of comedy in music, Mozort's "The Marriage of Figaro."
Cesare Siepi will sing the role of Figaro, with Nadine Conner os
Susanna.
Attroctlva Arlana Francis will become the first mittrats of
musical caramonias on "Stop tha Music" when sha takes over
for tha vacationing Bart Parks this Sundoy, And sha will head
tha list of wall-wishers to bid forewell to Kay Arman, Immediately
after this week's broadcast, Kay Armen will fly to the West Coast
to start a motion picture career. Kay Is a veteran of "Stop the
Music" since Its Inception fours years ago. Taking over for her
will be June Valll, 21 -veer-old rising star. ,
"Cavolcade of Sports" tonight presents Chlco Vejar ond Frltrie
Prdden in o 10-round welterweight bout, storting ot 7:00 p.m.
Unwrlnkla your furrowed brows, harried taxpayers, and funa
In "Deadline" tomorrow night at 8:30. This Is a spociol program
with typical questions ef taxpayers being answered by a ponel of
oxpertt from the American Insfituta ef Accountants.
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