Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 06, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO y TMess New I r .faWtaW .AJ 1 iMHf nm Trasat . Corfoow - Niwi (VER TO STEAL YOU HtARTI MARK ttam mm . w t w ,H:WI Hm JaMpfcOOTTEN.Tmu WRIGHIi SPECIAL ME SHOW SATURDAY MOWING Peticsa Opoa A Tower Opm 11:30 T 120 Cawrtrantotrs from 1:4 p.m. 2 DAYS! ' "' '!) Hit KDOat SUMDAYi ucrtt from row-its - rrstay Knmlmt. re. SOS Backs' Jfd rM ISO Ua Griml ABC SOS Bfteaaat Saara ABC 1 30 Cruo. "C .00 OUM A MltW lioeio m "rTV? 10 30 Bill u4. lino Stf y 1 US 00 inir-MM rf" SaMrdar. Fee. T e-os Early Btrd Kw a-ao Naara and --. raal a" ?:13 Chariot 0 T:30 Nawa ABC l a Vttknd Sfcotsa " A"1- m bM Patrol ABC . 7 aaikoea 10 IS Tour r'j UkJO Stara ""Ta.- UOO Sfotropouun ; -iJ Facinatjas Kytaa ABC JO0 Eddi. ruhrr ABC 3:30 Amtnw Farraar Aaa. 4.40 Spaa vita wyarj. too Lea CJartttoara mo Today's saoeta HidS&snts S il nun Got. CBS 3: S3 IWW Xtw OO StvluniuM t JO Scinc tdltor ABC , I U Wordi f Lilt suirtly at tl tusmck ABC T:3 Hr KM CBS 0 Hart ta Kianu CBS t oo Com Atry CBS Public Land To Be Sold The Bureau of lnd Muu- menl innouncfd lodojr PorUmna thai 49.115.000 bord tt ol 0C and public domain timber In 24 tracts, appraised 155.703.80 will be ottered at February sales. Roscoe E. Bell, regional adminis trator of the bureau, said that to tracts of stum page would be put on the market by oral bids at Sa lem on Feb. 1. This will Include 1 hbYIWO board feet of O 45 C and 430,000 board feet of public domain timber. Also on reo. . me ea- fri iiutriet forester will invite bids on O 11 C stumpage. iTji101MBn ,, jambom UBS tracts with T. 745. 000 board :eet wui: be offered by sealed owls and one trad of 1XH.9M board feet by oral hid Coos Bay will offer three tracts with .0,000 board feet Feb. 17: two tracts by oral and one by sealed bids. A total of 6.315.000 board feet will be ottered at nose-; burg Feb. 18; three tracts by oral bids and one tract by sealed bid. Eugene is of ferine five tracts total Una; i.7M.00 board by oral bid; 00 Feb. it. public domain timber sales will bo held st Spokane, Portland, and Bend Feb. 24. The district forester at Spokan will Invite sealed bids for one tract which cruised 1.773. 000 board feet, including 2255 linear feet o! Western Bed Cedar poles. The sal at Portland, In the office of the regional administrator, win ha for two small tracts wun nua.uuu board feet. The timber is located In Whatcom and Skamania coun ties. Waah. Both tracts wui oe ot tered bv oral bids. Three tracts with LM7,000 board feet which In cludes (45 cords of Lodgepole Pine, will ba offered bv tne district lor ester at Bend, bv oral bid. Bell reports tost six parens 01 O at O timber totajlin. 6 .990, 000 board feet were sold lor ueje3. during January, .which was five percent shore the appraised value. Successful bidders were as follows: Fred Lemery, Biscoly, Oregon; Jenkins ft Pancake, Venets: Ca baz Mills. Grants Pass: Irwln- Lyona Lumber Co, North Bend;-i Emit Belcher, Myrtle Point; Rich ard J, McCarthy, Coos Bay. Gov. Thornton Pays Off Bet SALT LAKE CITT As s Janitor. TJtahans agreed Friday Colorado Gov. Dan Thornton is a trood actor. Thornton came to Bait Lake City Thursday to pay oft an election bet with Utah Gov. J- Bracken Lee. Utah had a better turnout at the noils for the last general election, so Thornton had to serve aa Lee's janitor for a day Despite the fact Thornton was supplied with the most modern Janitorial tools, and a caddy to carry them, he was scolded by Utah's first lady, Mrs. Lee, for sweeping dirt under the carpet in Gov. Lee's oiiice. And he left behind s woeiuuy unmade bed in his hotel room and s pile of burning trash near the eanltol bulldlnc. Thornton arrivea on a special train. Be brought a bag of Colo rado air, which he said was tor use in the "Utah smog." he slso brought Colorado made hops, Volley Rivers Threaten Floods PORTLAND 1 Western Ore gon rivers will be sensitive to heavy rains In the next few days, lorecasters reported Thursday. Many streams in the middle valley sre running bank-full. Eugene In the upper valley had a level of 6 feet In the Willamette Thursday morning, and was falling. But, said Forecasters Elmer Fish er, an inch or an inch and a half of rain on the valley floor and a some what greater amount in the moun tains could bring it up to flood stage of 13 feet sgaln. In the Corvauis-Albany area the river wai at flood stage Thursday. No damage was in Immediate prospect though. Fisher said. Power Company Meeting Slated NEW YORK I A eommltUe of Puget Bound Power and Light Comoanv atockhnlrlaaa in i. - ulng a meeting in New York Frl- j v vuuaiucT saie or merger proposals. The WaahlnoiAn wat t - o - ' -..-, 1 unci Company of Spokane, Wash,, has in.ae two separate oflers for Puget Sound, The moat reeant. va,.m .1... Puget stockholders their choice of enner m per snare cssh or one share nf Waahine-tAn Wai r ....... Common In avrhanvo 9m hart of Puget stock, a 39 PW4 'V MH. 1(1 . 331 BMItan U4 0.1 S.FJI - II f. - rT W CM Bt ; icwao T a a A.-wa ... tot Na.- Sow t-o crK-! rvif t ' 3IBS 3 3 Cc K0 3WI1. RtS- T-n-O 3-03 Btta Oukou t VO Ba43B CtutaQVIK at 1 50 Na.-uMtor t IW Atr OLSS 3 3 FX IV Xto 30-nt r,t lanft-v VU ia-03 K(-riio aa Muaat Njo-W C3i Oh It id OB KFJ1 US Kt. lT SatanUr. 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CaUfoniU 7 X Pop Music T 45 Parra M.rheti 1.00 Bulletin Board S IS Pc W Hunt 1 30 New. Band I 43 LUtwainc to Labor too Music With Your M4lt :1S Small Try jo Tcn Af Book Parada AS 5?m XuBro JOiDO Ntwi 10 O5 Mr. MuMuu lUbbtt 10:30 Music in tha Modern ftlow 11. -00 News UP Commentary 11:13 This Rhythmic Aff 11:30 Squart Dane Tuna 11:45 Tin Pan Allay la w vporu rmgm 12M Lakt County News 12:10 Modoe County New 12:15 World News Roundup 13:30 raraoa or wis 12:40 Under tha Caoltot Dome 12:45 Alctr ThaaUr iz:u Mystery Tuna 1:00 News Western Caravan 1:15 Showtime Review 1:45 Marino Show 3:00 News - 2.05 Listeners Choice 3:00 World Newi in Brief 3:05 Listeners Choica 3:30 Hollywood Callmf 4:00 News and Sports 4:15 riylnf Time 4:30 Disc Hit Pravua 4:40 World Nch-s in Brief 4:45 Music with Mantovant 5.00 Sign Off Elizabeih Ends Year As Queen LONDON If! Cannons boomed royal salutes at sunny Hyde Perk and London Tower Friday to mark the end of the first year's reign for Queen Elizabeth II. In many other ways Britons demonstrated their fidelity to 2t- year-old Queen. Flags were un furled, the troops paraded and the press was filled with laudatory rei- erences to the young sovereign wno is expected 10 preside over an Elizabethan era of enterprise and adventure. The queen didn't hear the sa lutes. She was at Ssndrlngham in Norfolk, where her father, King ueorge vi. oiea one year ago. She was making the most of the nnai days 01 a long holiday be fore her return to London sod coronation duties this yesr. The Queen and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, attended a private celebration of holy com munion, motoring in cold but bright weather from Ssndrlng ham House to the little parish church where her father lay in state a year agb. FBI Chief Asks Better Police Pay Hoover snnke 111 InHaw In pay for policemen, saying "cut rate law enforcement win not work." The FBI director, In an article In the bureau's monthly law en forcement bulletin, said: "One factor which undoubtedly contributes t tha nrnanrltv at lha criminal element is a police pay scaie too low to maintain law enforcement forces st full strength. 'UnwIlllriOTioaa In n.nvM. remuneration fnt tha Infalllaan.a and effort required in the perfor mance 01 moaern police duties is a form of cut-rate law enforcement ana 11 win not work. "The logical result la a bigger crime bill In the form of murders, robberies and all the other mani fold ways In which crime can be expensive. . , ." . , Klemerti Palis, Otoh AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at thtlr betff Mi. 4 For Orders Te Teas 0 it I. Lit, Mr. HERALD mccooF kritoLISH HOOD U.S. Airman J Re.t i V a l.lt k. re NUO Of twiUJll r-www Hunilsnlos. Enejlsne). At let M flooJ wster. himtelf. He it xMiofi the Sculthope A.f Fo.ceBm. Korean War Activity Drops Off SEOUL tf The Korean War ground to a virtual standstill today as snow and low-hangin? rloutla covered the war-torn peninsula. me u. s. Eighth Army reponea . only light patrol activity. I U. S. Sabre Jets were lhe only Allied warplanes aloft today. Pilots reported no contact '" " 4 nlst MIOs In murky skies over far Northwest Korea. Last night. 10 BM Superlorts from Okinawa plastered 100 Ions; of bombs on the Tae-u troop ... K n. ...t r ih. ,K. Reservoir on the northwest border of Manchuria. Crewmen reported Communist night fighter planes msde live non ftrtng passes at the Bits. A U. S. Filth Air Force spokes man said FMB all-weather jel fighters with radical radar equip ment which guides the plane to Its target chased Communist planes in North Korea last night. But the Reds streaked for home without a fight. Too planes are equipped with fantastic radar and electronics device. These "lock" on target aircraft and guide the Jet In un erring pursuit. Guns are aimed and fired automatically. Almost always the first glimpse the Jet crew hr.s of Red aircralt la the trail of flame as It plunges earthward. The Marine air wing and the Filth Air Force yesterday took Hie security wraps off their deadly night fighters. Both services hsve been using them In combat In combat In North Korea since November. The Marine Jet is the Douglas F3 SsyknlRht, a twin-Jet that can fly faster than the speed of sound. Tne Air Force model is mt Lockheed FMB Starllre. powered by a single Allison Jet engine with an aiter-burner which gives It tremendous added thrust In an emergency. Slide Puts Families Out PORTLAND on Eight homes and an apartment In Southwest Portland were evacuated Thursday night after a slide roared down s steep, wooded hillside. Residents of the area were sent running Into the streets by the msss of dirt that ripped up trees and vines as it moved down tha lw-foot slope. There wss no damage to homes and no one was hurt, although debris was piled up In the yards 01 three homes. Firemen and po licemen ordered the evacuation on S. W. Corbett Avenue and B. W. View Point Terrace because of the danger of additional slides. The hillside was owned by R. O. Oarrett, s building contractor who said he had planned to build three homes there. The slide changed his plans. He previously had built home for his son-in-law, B. R. Glllasple, above the slide area. The OUlaspies were among those evac uated. Recent heavy rains have caused a number of lesser slides In the city. CHEFARTURO'S New Feature: Commsncina Sunday, February I BUFFET SUPPERS In The from 6 p.m. 'til 9 p.m. (Rsqular Dinner Sarviet 'Til Mldniqht) Salads from tha Smorqaibord tabla and S hot Entreei Strvad from tht Chafinq Diih Ear. POPULAR PRICES BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY W- I 1 V W a14 a ...TaW a. ''.'ri EishoD Sheen. Lucille Ball Win Top TV Academy Awards fit BOB THOMAS I "Oee. ti. ' u" HOLLY U00 Calbolic claimed to b'r cliurcuT...... Bishop KVilou J. I .Ur. " snu. ana red hairtd OMticOirmie : on rwr the TV prom. Lucille Ball todtv held lhe tup rwtf 1 itwnu ctweird. ors of the Teletiawo Acadriuj. I nw TV Academy voted Jlmmr UUtop Sliccn. . rcl'sloua Duitnlt the boil comedian of the talks have conue'.ed lor Ui.enott 1 VMr. He did i aiiend the gala with MjIioii llcrie and Hi Bacllun. ! dinner ai the Hia'.ler llolel H " last mint on me Academy t ui Hoi tot tor a Miami niM dud Emmy award at the moat oui-jaaie. standing pertonaliiy on TV In lW. (jnhop aiwrn a alto absent. 11, wa osen over auch ptolea.!,tl, ,i,lu,ti, .aa atctKd wonll ,mer.ainers at Arthur Ood-,6, y,,, A j oiotieota. twai el- irev anu uonaui ULonnor aim uc non pro. Aoiai oievensoit. Isaiion o( the raiih. hlcri BitAep It waa a raoiani eveniui lor , rk,, ,,,-,..,.,,. be. 1 th, ,,-. moln.r o(! ceit-l""1', '.TL,. - Thomu "r by b"m 10 "' n.,ed Uui heal actio, and actaf , ' " Z .rv i. iDlh lu "0 w "" A'4"1 maht thi' Academy, 4 nieinbe,,:'';'-" was also named the best situation comedy program. BPA Slates Radio Work EUGENE IH The Bonneville Dnt? Power Administration will soon be. I 8rt children t prosrsm-'Tlm gin construction ol a microwave lor Beany." tadto communications system be tween Vancouver, Ws.ih , snd Eu gene. W. E. Ttommerthautrn. Eutene. manager ol the southwest area lor BPA. said bids were called thit week for construction ol part 01 the srstem which Is expected to coat 1430.000 when completed. A chain of high-voltage lowers will be constructed to support curved metal discs 10 feet In diam eter. They will be spaced about 34 miles apart to lurmsh line-ol sight transmitters lor micro tve impulses. Tronunershauscn said the sa- tem will lurnlsh BPA with a silt method of controlling Us vatt pow. er transmission system which reaches down throush Western Oregon almost to the California border. Six Tapped for Top School Places SCHENECTADY, N. Y. U-v-The June graduating class of Draper High School In suburban Rotter, dam will have three valedictorians and three salutatorlans. Richard Jonys. Shirley Malts snd Mary Lee While tied lor top standing with four-year averates 01 vt per cent eacn. Ronald Cline. Carol Jorirensen and Cartha Kri. ble each had 83 per cent. SPECIAL 1-8x10... 3.95 Raejulor 5.00 MILLER-BRUMBAUGH at . STUDI 512 Mom phone 7S43 r sfA I aalaaaaatatBal W "wvrlvggjjf aot S r-Btwae nre watwatrvtsi 11 l.l.kll avi I AnBaflith. a A, 1.. a..ti rn. iha . dheeo headt. (.tic and acicaii tcttan Hotels I program. 1 ithMlixwd Jack ttooo accepted an award lur ht ''tirec- not." named in boil edvaniiue procram. Olbfr preaonialtoot: Beat dramatic program ' Rob ert Mmr.iomctT Pftcn'. Beat public allairt ptogiam e It Now." Beat audience parttrtpaiiori. aula or panel Boram-"Whai a Mr WANTED ! ftbltMrf I Oik. Modeatt I eeaa Klemoth Icauty School 111 No. (Mod CALL 744. WASHERS, REFRIGERATORS,, Rebuilt and Guaranteed! Many priced below aur rtbulldlna tasflt Wa wait kaHrtte for a carload el Fhilga WASHERS Ttrmi RANGES Termi REFRIGERATORS H.ra ara a CROSLEY NORGE FRIGIDA.PF MW A Good lay, Nka and Claan COLDSPOT W Complottly RaHaliltad O'KEEFE and MERRITT New SaaUd Unit Alana Cm $7100 TERMS OF COURSE BARGAIN BARN 1 ! I', .V ty V Ml COMMERCIAL ' Plane SeaixhlS VKATrLIB I t1i M.reh mlMlng nojial Canadian Ai1l"1 tviv, Dakota tiah.,,t UK ttaVtialll Hlafatl tat am A luuil .a . V"! Ska, iiw sr and a nlor. of Ik iZl?tZ lltuladaf, ""in A whf.i aim a lite o( lit. .. iviw uteti on uaaota Uaitan,,,. (ttutid on the Island, u Zi it.u'11 ol Vancouver. N C i ihl Uull 01 (leotgla, Wednoadar Meanwhile, Ih. ,lrh , ItfAr Mllrliell bomber m, men aboard mlaaiim (lM 0. v"' eouvor ronltnued and the hum iZ -4CK UN tUtt HKW YORK W rul o men haa reaigned at Heiaoni L the rurd roumtalion and IU ,r turn la lit aiudetwker Coin a, chairman tat ia board of dliocin,! ! Aimouttremenl of Mailman t roa, lattaiion was made WedMattay a. Mem ford U. ' '' tailli.ar BaHdt la At a. Solie Oat Boat tod foala. roll Haul auto. watt SJaaHta 4ao aaaaaiad aoaad. taaal doaatd or ojoaMa taod oaooalatal o. 1 WoftHaoe tiaaao or eat taH a lav dollara Sot aataattt boadiada 04 Oaltaot oadaa raaat etoaaa aot atoa. a aa all taut, rait 10 oaoaoaoaaaad laioota tso oeeataaiaaa a ohi allaaaal laatoa eaS aaaaaataaa aaaaa. aa. Mrae a no ataadaa otaaa taOoaief. Baal ISaat Utir aeaoi eataoo at o oua. aaar toot to a taatootoio wom tooaid Mttaaa. VBa loaalt tataaaat toaaat tatl SaUaato HO ta., Itab H Him PleM Ci. IH H. Ilk ataaaataoO Baaoa HEALS Pt)H.rriM firat,,, hi DANISH PASTKIS rd manning's common !! TWea ttgiewittaatzlw. STOf IN TO0AT... mi s not LIQUIDATION SALE! Ranftg and RalfrHtaHrt fMhasrbli ALL MAKES... ai law as e. . a. $4 da and $1 a Watt ai law ai at law ai S4 dawn end $1 Wait PttaadfarMav salllns'atktil ftw aiamatat af taWfararar Saaia .... Cu. ft. Lata Modal K?0 WaS WW. JUST I Marl m Ui Itad t" 9- I sir S3IJ 4 (HI 124' OB HI ism r tmmm It Uk 0p. F,o 9:00 until 4;M p.m. OWM