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:00 Our Mis Brook CBS
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:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
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:45 Mary Margaret MeBrtd ABQ
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T.30 Klamath Tempi Hour
00 Musical Comedy Theater MBS
8 00 News MBS
8:15 Dance Orchestra MRS ,
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00 Wings of Healing
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00 Twenty Questions MBS .
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:45 Paula Stone MBS
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Dart Players
Out of Luck
LONDON U Skillful darts
nlaver In the British capital today
faced the shattering prospect oi
having to ouy uieir own annas
an idea that cast a pall of gloom
over uie city's Pubs.
A dart board Is standard equip
ment in virtually every British pub,
Under a tradition of several gen
erations standing, the house treats
any player scoring a "ton" (100
or over to a free Dint of beer.
But the Licensed Victuallers As
sociation advised pub proprietors
yesterday mis practice snouia oe
abandoned because of a slump in
business.
"Trade figures ar down by
third or even more on the early
postwar years." one proprietor
said. "We nave to consider every
means of economy."
Groucho Gets
Daughter Care
LOS ANGELES ( Oroucho
Marx is going to take care of his
6-year-old daughter, Melinda, for
awhile.
Marx's divorced wife, Kay Marie
Marx, is ill. and signed an agree
ment which a court approved yes
terday, giving the TV and radio
comedian custody until she recov
ers. Mrs. Marx was granted custody
at the divorce hearing in 1950.
Jane Powell
Has Second
6ANTA MONICA, Calif. OPr Sing
ing star Jane Powell and ber bus
band, Geary Stelfen, insurance
executive, are receiving congratu
lations today on the birth of their
second child.
The Infant, S u s a n n e Bene,
weighed In yesterday at s pounds.
4 ounces. The Steffens hsre a son.
Geary jr., lg months old.
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THREATENED. MSgt. Allen
A. Lagoy, (above) 29-year-old
Korean war veteran, of
Guadalupe, Calif., tits at
newt conference at Fulda,
Germany, alter hit releate
by Soviet Zone authorities.
-Lagoy wai teiied when he
"got lost" while driving e
jetp. He told newsmen hit
captors "threatened me with
disciplinary action if I .re
fused to divulge U.S. military
information."
Arkansas
Faces Woes
1.TTTLE ROCK tfl Francis
Cherry says he'll take over as gov
ernor of Arkansas In January with
only one obligation "to give the
people oi sne siaie we "csi jotm
ble administration.'
Unfriendly persons will tell you
that statement Is Just about as far
as Chery's program goes. They
may add that Cherry la "politically
naive."
Cherrv a Democrat, naturally
in Arkansas-steps Into the gover
nor's office from a Chancery (civil)
Court bench. It is his first state
wide office.
But Cherry Insists be does have
a program although admittedly the
manner of its presentation has
been highly informal.
"I'm sure no other candidate for
governor waa ever probed so thor
oughly for his views on every possi
ble subject as 1 was last summer, -
ne says.
He was referring to the radio
talkathon." a marathon Question-
and-answer period, which he used
successfully in his campaign.
Cherry, stocky and white-haired
at 44. confronts the same school.
highway and tax problems that
have lacea a succession oi Arkan
sas governors and legislatures.
Ud to now no one has settled
any of these problems permanent
ly, and Cherry has promised do
quick or easy solutions.
However, schools, highways and
taxes all are under study by com
mittees he has appointed.
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UNESCO Head
Quits in Huff
PARIS UP Jsine Torres Bodet
director general of the United
Nations Educational. Scientific and
Cultural Organization, resigned to
day m protest against tne reiussi
of UNESCO's seventh annual con
ference to approve the 820.400,000
budget he asked for.
Delesates voted yesterday to set
a budnet cell ne oi 18 minion
dollars for the 68-nation organiza
tion during 1953 and 1934.
French Delegate Rene Cassin
made a last-minute effort to avert
the crista by saying that the celling
figure was "quite primitive" and
not enough.
Cassin declared he would pro
pose a complementary budget,
even though France was among
the 29 nations that approved the
18 million dollar figure. Twenty-one
nations opposed It and four ab'
stainea.
The celling was proposed by an
11-natlon group, Including the
United States, after an earlier
British proposal for a "no frills"
budget of 117,436,000 bad been
defeated.
Paulo de Berredo Camelro, head
of the Brazilian delegation and
chairman of UNESCO's Executive
Board, announced he would resign
in sympauiy wun iorres noaei.
The Mexican director genert.
speaking In an emotion-charged
voice, recalled ne ottered nis resig
nation during the organization's
meeting in Florence two years ago
because he wished to return to
private life. At that time he was
persuaded to withdraw his resig
nation.
In voting the budget ceiling
Torres Bodet said, UNESCO had
made a material retreat from Its
potential solidarity with the prin
ciples oi the Ban Francisco quar
ter of the United Nations.
. PROTECTION
CALL 4706
cctv ice supply etv
66SSPRIN0ST KLAMATH FALLS
Three Killed In
Flooding Stream
TrtjrriTrrj rr-v ma in a form.
hand and his wo young children
were apparently swept from their
car and drowned In a rain-swollen
creek, state police reported last
night,
Other motorists at the scene told
police the man evidently became
confused as he tried to cross a
bridge spanning Ballenger Creek
two miles southwest of here. The
car took a wrong turn, plunged
Into the stream and the three were
presumed to be drowned.
Police Identified them a a Robert
Fletcher Jr., 20, Clyde, , and
Linda, 3.
Hollywood Pays Tribute
To Pioneer Louis Mayer
lly 1I0H THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Ml This week
Hollywood got around to a bclnteU
tribute to one of Us pioneers,
Louis B. Mayer,
The settiun was the annual Mile
stone Dinner of the screen Pro
ducers oulUi. Nearly all of Hie film
Industry 'a hlKli-puwernl executives
were there, plus a scattering of
low-powered ones, ALko a Iiii'bc
number of stars Including such
former Mayer employes as Esther
VUUains, Vim Johnson, Stewart
Granger and Norma Shearer,
Miss Shearor, one of Mayer's
earliest and' blKge! stars and
widow of his production genius,
living Thalborg. spoke long and
emotionally In praise of her for
mer boss. She told of atari lug for
Mayer on - a guarantee of four
works and hislliig 18 years.
The lighter touch was offered by
Tack Benny, George Jessel, Ocorgo
Bums and Bob Hope, who de
clared that Mayer's "lieari is as
big as his Income tux." Hope add
ed that the film blijwlg "Inis done
more for our business than dork
bolconles."
Conspicuously mlsslne from the
audience was Dore sclwry, the
man who supplanted Mayer as the
studio chief of MGM. Also absent
was Nicholas Schenck, MGM top
man who reportedly eased Mayer
out of the studio tint bears his
name. However. Schenck's brother
Joseph was amoni the speakers
extolling the guest of honor.
Mayer mode no mention of his
departure from MGM, but Instead
hailed his new enterprise, Cine
rama. He compared the three
dlmenSlona! film device In linpor-
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tanca to the advent ot sound.
The film pioneer told of his start
In the movie business in 1001. Ill
Haverhill, Mass., he took over
theater called the Gem. but nick
named by the local cit Irons the
"Germ." He cleaned up the place,
renamed It the Orphcum end
opened a liand-pulnted film version
or the passion play. Added attrac
tions were colored slides of hymns,
and a soprano,
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nancial and technical assistance.
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