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Thursday Evening, March 20
00 Sport Hlffhlifhli
:1ft Horr Town Nw
ft 35 World Ne ai Summary
:;t0 Buburbrm Strtnadc
e 48 Headltnt rd.lfon ABC
fl-.lS Cumin Attraction, on ABC
7 00 Mr. Pru!dnt ABC
7:30 Drremo Attorney ABC
1:00 Oh Amateur Hour ABC
:4 ftatlroad Hour Rrt Cro
0:00 Academy Award ABC
10:00 lb PM Hradllnea
10:19 Academy Awarda ABC
10:30 Inaomnla Club .
11:00 Nwi Summary
11:03 Sign Off
Friday, March 21
00 Rifn on News
:05 Corn In tht Morn
8:45 Farm fare
7:00 Notvi BkM Edition
7:19 Charlle'a Roundup
7::t0 Bob Gar red & Kawi ABC
7:40 Tnp of tht Morning
7::.9 Jonn Cr..tr S'nt BC
:00 Break fa t Club ABC
11:00 Hank Henry Show
0:30 Break the Bank ABC
10:00 Chet Huntley, Newa ABC
10:19 Lone Journey ABC
10:90 Mr True Story ABC
10:55 Whltperlng Street ABC
11:13 Stop 4c Shop
Ili.TO Agatmt the Storm ABC
11:49 Mutlcal Roundup
11:95 Market Report
12X0 Neva, Noon Edition
13:19 Pay lew Sidewalk Show
12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC
l:0ii Tanl Harvey ABC
1:13 Better Living
1:30 Mary Margdt-et McBrlde ABC
2:00 Ratn Brlela
2:15 When a Gtrl Marries ARC
3:30Joct Jordan. M.D. ABC
3:43 Rom. Evelyn Winter ABC
3:00 Betty Crocker ABC
3:13 Ted Malont ABC
3::) Dean Can.eron ABC
3:43 Mary Marlm ABC
4:00 RcquMtfully Wtir
5:00 Fun Factory ABC
9:?9 Worid FMeht Reverter ABC
9:30 Chet Huntley ABC
9:43 Town Home Orch. ABC
6:00 Sport Hlghlighti
6:13 Home Town Newt
6:23 World Newt Summary
t:;0 Suburban Serenade
6:45 Headline Edition ABC
fi:M F'-ilc New Rci""'up ABC
7.00 Gillette Fight ABC
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30 Thia 1 Your FBI ARC
no Ori and Harriet ABC
g:30 Cone, of Favorllea
10:r in p M. Hene
10:13 Dr. Clno'a Musical ABC
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11:00 Newt
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Thursday Fretting;, March
no Gabriel Heatter MBS
13 Klam. Theater Qui.
"0 Around Town Newa
6 U Sam Ha-Nw MBS
:.Vt Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Rick) 'a Reoueil
8 00 Clyde Beatty MBS
g ;ftt Burl Ive Sngi
43 Heidelberg Harmonairev
I 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
13 Fulton Lewi Jr. MPS
:30 Mutual Newsrecl MBS
9:4$ Sport.i Final
33 S-Minute Final MBS
10:00 I Love A Mtery MBS
10:13 Serenade in Blue
10:30 Bandstand I SA MBS
11:09 Night Owli Frfttlon
11:0 Night Owl Club
12:00 Sign Oft
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Friday, March 21
00 Sunrise Serenade
9:45 Farm Reporter
6:33 Regional Newt
7:C0 Hemingway- New MBS
7:15 BreakfaM GK MRS
7:30 Headline & Byline
7 43 Best '.uya
00 Cec. Brown MBS
15 r. vakfnU Gang MnS
rtlble Institute MBS
9:00 Homemaker Harntunles
9:13 Hafr Racing Tale
9:30 Platter Parly
:43 Favorite of Yesterday
10.00 New MBS
10:13 Tello Test MBS
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10:45 Concert
10:50 Currint
10:5 Ken Carson MPS
11:00 Ladies Fair MBS
IKIopes Foir AAore AAeat Fcade
As Sprimig Pldmitiinig Survey
Shows Farmers Cuttitraa Area
WASHINGTON I Government
hopes (or more meat, delry end
poultry products durlnR the next
18 montlu were dimmed Thursday
when spring pluming survey
showed formers pUn to cut down
on ecresRe, rnther U)n Increme
plnnllng; es recommended by Sec
letRiy of ARiiculture Biaimun.
The Agriculture Deporlmenl sld
farmer concern over tlRht Ubor
supply, recent downturns in frm
FENCE BARS REFl'GEES
VIENNA Ifl The American
sponsored newspeper Winner Kur
ler snid Tliurstlsy C?ech workers
nre consuucting a wire fence nlong
the Ciech-Austrlsn border to pre
vent the etcape of refugees. Hun
gary built a l'J-foot-hlgh fence on
the Austrian border two years ago
for the same purpose.
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AMERICAN CHINESE
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n. 44U Ortltrt To T.ka Oat
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
1125 New MBS -
11 "0 Queen tor a Day MBS
Nam Barci
1J:13 Noonday New
VZ:::) Danrt Tunes
12:43 Music Bun
V2-.T0 Market & Livestock
ll!:.V1 Klamath Note
1:00 Jaok Kirkwood MRS
" ' - tber MBS
3:00 NfT MBS
;(L its MrtS
3:13 Two at 13
3:4 Answer Man MBS
3:00 Ririty'a Iteoueit
4 00 Pehind the Story MBS
4:15 Hemingway New MPS
4:ro Curt Maey Time MBS
1'ie- New MBS
5:00 Twilight Tim
3 HO Wild Bill Hlckock MBS
5:35 Kewa MBS
:00 Uabi el Heatter MBS
6:13 Klamath Theater Qu x
30 Around Town New
45 Sm Hayet Newt MBS
:35 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Adventures of Malxit MBS
7:30 Ciico Kid MBS
8:00 Woman of the Year MBS
8:30 Mvttertou Traveler MPS
9:00 Glenn Hardy, New MBS
9:13 Fulton Lewi Jr. MBS
9:: 0 HM nH Gjn C ub MBS
9:35 3-Mtn. Final MBS
10:00 I Lov A Myjterv MBS
10:13 Adven. I Your Heritage
10:30 Armed Force Review MBS
11:00 Night Owli New
11:03 Night Owl Club
13:00 Sign Off
I Wi-ne-ma ..Coffee I
II Quality Food At Reasonable Prices 11
Plain "Old Fashioned' 'Hospitality
product prices, and a desire to
keep much land In grass (or grat
ing beef cattle were factors hold
ing down planting.
Particularly disappointing from
the government's niandpolnt were
prospects that ihe acreage of live
stock feed grains will be less than
last year. A sharp tncrea.te had
been urged became reserves of , duels close to current levels.
these grains have dwindled nharply
since start of the Korean war.
The department snld the outlook
."does not augur well" (or Increased
livestock production. Jt expressed
the hope, however, (hut acre
yields will be large enough la pro
duce grain crops which would per
mit matntrnnme of livestock pro-
Movietaitd Waits For Big
Academy Award Show
HOLLYWOOD lf Anybodv who , won't be among those presrnl.
Is anybody In movleland will be
present Thursday night for the 24th
annual Academy Awards except
tome of the people voted most like
ly to win.
At least 13 of the 25 top nominees
won't be on hand. Vivien Leigh
and Marlon Brando, choice of the
Associated Press noil and most otn-
er experts for the coveted top act
ress and actor Oscars, are out oi
town.
Both were nominated for roles
in "Streetcar Named Desire."
But rnrht now Miss Leigh Is on
the New York stage with her hus
band. Laurence Olivier, and Bran
do Is In France to do a movie.
Katharine Hepburn, Humphrey
Botarl's co - star In "African
Queen", is en route to London and
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GIVEN ! 65 piece cut-out Rodeo Circus - to kids (accompanied by their parents)
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Your G.E. Dealer
Trip Taken,
Boss Fired
MERLIN. Ore. Mi School
Principal Royal A. Ivory brought
his 16 students home Wednesday
to find he was fired.
It was this latest trio Ivory
and two of the students' Darenls
took the youngsters or. a four-day
trio to San Francisco that
brought about his discharge.
I Mrs. C. A. Axtell, chairman ol
'the school board, said It wasn't the
trip alone. That was Just the
latest thing, she Indicated.
! It was lack of co-operation on
his part that led to the board's
decision, she said. The board re
fused him permission to make this
trip, the latest In a serlei he has
conducted for students. The trip
i then was shifted from school time
: to spring vacation. It was financed
bv students and parents at thl
i community, seven miles north of
.Grants Pass.
! Some parents protested the
board's action, and Mrs. Axtell
I said their petition to rehire Ivory
would be considered next month.
I Ivory, an advocate of visual edu
cation, took a group of students
on a trip to the state legislature
, last year, where they attracted
: considerable attention.
Dance Trophy
To Be Given
I Ralph Flanagan will award a
j special trophy to be held at the
1 his band appear, mere, me con
lest dubbed the "Dance Again
With P'lanagan Contest," Is open
to all dance enthusiasts. Runners
up will be presented with Flana
gan RCA-Vlctor record albums.
The contest Is another in the series
he Is featuring on his current one.
nighter tour, aimed at "giving lo
cal talent a chance to shine'' and
'"fostering a greater. Interest In
dance music '
"I think the time is ripe for the
American public to return to the
habit of going out to dance." states
Flanagan, who has played to an
esumaiea two million people on
in-person dates durln the past year.
"No other form of recreation can
provide as much fun for all. It Is
my conviction that dancing Is the
healthiest, most relaxing entertain
ment io be found. I hope these
contests help get America back
on Us dancing feet again."
New Bible To Be
Printed Up
NEW YORK- Ml Printing has
begun on the revised standard ver
sion of the Holy Bible, the climax
to a 15-year labor of love.
I ra printing or one million cop
ies got under way Wednesday.
.They go on sale Sept. 30.
' Spokesmen for the copyright own
erthe National Council of the
Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
hailed It as one of the biggest proj
ects in book publishing history.
For 15 years, 32 scholars worked
on the new version, aiming at
clearer language and truer accur
acy than the widely used King
James version that dates back to
1011.
Horsley Bid High
On Lake Lease
Joe Horsley of Midland was the
high bidder for leasing 375 acres
of public land In the Lower Klam
ath Lake area, E. L. Stephens of
the Bureau of Reclamation an
nounced today
Horslcy's winning bid totaled
S757.50.
Precipitation
Level Figure Up
ALTURAS February's snow and
rain here brought the season's pre
cipitation total for Alturas to 11.70
Inches, according to Forest Service
measurement. The five-year aver
age for that period hag been 6.32
Inches,
WORKER KILLED
COTTAOE OROVE Ml A log
rolled from a pile at the Bohemia
Lumber Company here Wednesday
and fatally crushed a workman,
Benton O. Stulken, about 45, Cot
tage Orove.
Montgomery Clllt of "Place In Ihe
Sun" will be the only other top
male star present, Ha'a planing In
from New York. Fredrlc March
of "Denth of a Salesman" could
be another sentimental choice. A
victory lor him would make htm
the only three time winner. He's
In New York. Arthur Kennedy
(Bright Victory) is in Jamaica,
The closest battle Is . between
"Streetcar" and "Place In the
Sun" for the best picture sween
stckes. It's worth J 1. 000. 000 added
at the boxolilce for the winner of
the best picture plum.
MOM's double entry of "Quo Va
dls" and the musical "American
in Paris", and "Decision Before
Dawn" are not figured to upset.
The nfarrsl thing to a sure bet
Is George Stevens for the best di
rection. His "Sun" was tabbed a
director's picture from the start.
The survey of grim era' plans
for the season ahead rinphalr.eU
that many farmers were reluctant
to plow up grans and hay liimU
for crops, because of Invoralile
beef rattle prices. Much of the
bent supply Is produced from
grass.
On the other hniul, a small corn
crop would lower production of
pork, poultry and possibly milk,
becnu.'.e Ihey are produced largely
lliiiu gram.
There Is time enough for tnrinem
In ohaniio their plan and increase
planting- The department may
make urgent appeals Icir liii'ienses.
The agency said the planting sur
vey llself, by allowing disappoint
ingly low prospective acreages for
many crops, may Influence Invor
alile changes.
Prospective acreages exceed the
government goals lor only five
crops wheat by about 'j of 1 per
cent, oats 3 per cent, soybeans,
early 6 per cent, rice and hay
each by 1 per cent.
Crops likely to be short of goals
Include: Coin nearly 6 per cent,
barley 21, flaxseed 2. sorghums U.
potatoes 7, aweel polntori 30 and
dry beans nearly 13 per cent.
For sugar beels, Ihe Indicated
acienge Is about niie-slxlh less than
the acreage which would produce
the beet sugar quota.
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CHAPTER 15 "ROAR OF THE IRON HORSE"
AVA GARDNER,
your 'Show Boat" star,
a 'Pandora;... living
symbol of (ho tin thai
lurtti In women Jailred
by ovtry man
destroying theie who
dared to lev horl V
We urjt you io
"Pandora from (ho
first Inn to tho
final ombraco.
Ttpt Ave Singt Again)
. Hear her torchy .
rendition ol
"Hew Am I To Know."
(tCHMCVtOG,
-rna, " ' "'.'. , MG-M present
Same. 7 0hv
A1ASOW OARDWER
FLYirJO DUTCHr.WJ11
with
Nigel Shello ftorold Mario
fATRICK '. SIW .WARRENDM CAMI