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Alsike Meet
Set Feb. 16
The United States Tariff Com
mission has announced that a pub
lie hearing will be held at 10 a.m.
Feb. 16 In Washington D. C, in
connection with the investigation of
injury to domestic producers of
alsike clove: in the Klamath Ba
sin. Parties interested will be given
nn opportunity to be present, to
produce evidence, and to be heard
at the hearing which will be held
in the Hearing Room of the Tar
iff Commission, 8th and E Streets,
N. w. in Washington.
Alsike seed growers and ship-
pcrs Interested In attending this
hearing should notify the secretary
of the commission, in writing, in
advance of the date of the hearing.
This Investigative meeting nils
been called because of complaints
filed by local alsike growers that
Canadian imports of- clover has
ruined local markets. Representa
tive Sam Coon took up the com
plaints of the Klamath farmers
and the public hearing date set.
South Boston Up
In Arms; Wants
Army's Apology
BOSTON Wl The Pentmton has
24 hours to apologize to the resi
dents of South Boston or else an
Invitation for armed services troops
to participate in tne Marcn n
Evacuation Day parade will be
withdrawn. .
Chief Parade Marshal Patrick
F, Sheehan demanded the apology
last night after Army officials an
nounced no troops would parade In
South Boston unless all Uie liquor
places in the district are closed.
Sheehan said; "The Pentagon
has insinuated our people are
drunks. I demand an Immediate
apology, otherwise I will cancel
our Invitation to the armed ser
vices", Army officials said soldiers and
sailors were the targets of eggs,
vegetables and stones during the
parade last year.
' South Boston residents observe
St. Patrick's Day and Evacuation
Day In la Joint celebration each
March 17.
FALSE ALARM
BALTIMORE i.n police received
a report last night that three men
with pistols were holding up a
Baltimore bar.
Eight officers Invaded the front
of the establishment. Seven others
entered the back door. The IS no
llcemen met midway and dis
covered the report was a false
Mission Club
Group Formed
WILLIAMSON RIVER A meet
ing was held Jan, 6, at the William
son River Community Hall for the
purpose of organising the William
son River Mission Club.
Plans for the club were discussed
and the following officers elected:
Mrs. Glayds Oelaney, president;
Mrs. Al Romine, vice president;
Mrs. Leonard Wisecarver, news
reporter and Mrs. James Downs,
sec ret a ry-treasu rer.
At the second meeting held Jan.
M, the session opened with mem
bers reading scriptures from the Bi
ble.
A rug making project was start
ed and members were urged to
bring cloth for rugs and quilts. -New
members joining the organi
zation were: Barbara- Davis, Mrs.
Victoria Nelson, Mrs. Martha Nel
son and Mrs. Howard Dow. Ben
Kessinger was elected as custod
ian. A potluck. supper for members
and their families will be held at
the next meeting Jan. 28 in the
community hall.
The meeting closed with a pray
er by Mrs. Martha Nelson.
Hoyt Sees
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Bfo Year
AUSTIN. Texas W Palmer
Hoyt, editor and publisher of the
Denver Post. Saturday predicted
1954 "should be a great year from
anv standpoint" and that forecasts
of an economic depression are "anti-social,
foolish and shortsighted."
Hoyt, speaking to -the Texas
Press Assn., said adjustments in
1054 are certain, but that these ad
justments would be a "very proper
return to a buyer's market" and
not a depression.
Citing 1953 Rs'a "mighty epoch"
in American economy, when bus
iness records were set, Hoyt said,
"the most conservative estimates
show almost equal figures upcom
ing tor 1954."
Newspapers must play a part in
the continued prosperity, Hoyt said
"As I see it, this function can
best be . described 'under three
headings: To print, the news, to
comment adequately thereon, and
to see the first two never inter
mingle," the publisher added.
"Some faint-hearted newspaper
men see dilution and death in the
competition of radio and televi
sion," Hoyt said. "Such newspaper
men are not only short-sighted but
fortunately are few in number."
He said that a TV station, to
provide the service given by a good
newspaper, would need to stay on
the air with nothing but news 24
hours a day; make sure that each
listener nad. a set so eacn could
choose the type of news desired,
and be advanced technologically to
the point where "when I come
home from the office at 5:30, my
wife can say 'come in here I
want to show you something I saw
on TV a couple of hours ago'."
Bus Passengers
Get Free Dinner
DENVER (fP) Homeward-bound
passengers on Jonn P. Leslie's
tramway bus looked up in surprise
the other night when the big vehicle
pulled to the curb in the middle
of the block.
Leslie, 37, turned to face them,
grinning.
"I vant you all to go with me
to dinner and a show," he said.
"I'm not Iciddlng."
Ten of the passengers nine of
them women accepted the invita
tion. The others were delivered to
their doorsteps.
It was part of a "supressed de
sires" contest conducted by the
Denver Post. Leslie was one of 10
winners, saying he wanted most to
take to dinner and a show his
passengers, "who have treated me
swell."
The nine women passengers?
Well, Mrs. Leslie alsp went along
lor ine parry.
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Nationalists Go
Over To Reds '
RANGOON, Burma HV Reports
reaching here today said 400 Chi
nese Nationalist guerrillas operat
ing along the China-Burma border
130 miles northeast of Kengtung
have deserted to the Reds.
The reports said the deserters
were from the 279th Regiment of
the 93rd- Division and the 4? 1st
Regiment of the 161st Division.
Reportedly both regimental com
manders, Colonels Yu Min and Su
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Donkey Ball
Slated Here
Donkey baseball has attracted a
lot ol attention in Klamath, and
now sports enthusiasts will have
an opportunity to see donkey bas
ketball. Thursday, Jan. 21, the lo
cal 20-30 Club will meet the Junior
Chamber of Commerce in a novel
ty game at KUHS gym, the pro
ceeds going to the Rheumatic Fev
er Fund.
Two girls' teams will play In
the preliminaries, teams to be an
nounced later.
Rules for donkey basketball are
about the same a'a regular basket
ball with the following exceptions:
(1) Players may get off their
donkeys to pick up the ball, but
they may not let go of their don
keys while celling the ball.
12) They must be on the donkey
betore throwing the ball.
(3) When a man is trying to get
on his mount, players must not in
terfere until he is on his donkey.
(4) Under penalty players must
not Interfere with the man holding
the ball unless Interferers are
mounted.
(5) To touch a basket or back
board while standing on a donkey
Is considered a foul.
(6) Teams will change donkeys
tftcr each quarter.
Hie president of the losing
team's club will get a chocolate
pie right In the face!
Aiding the Rheumatic Fever
Fund is an International 20-30 Club
project.
Marriage Clerk
Has Explaining
To Do In Office
LOS ArtGELES Wl Indignant In
quiries from couples with new mar
riage licenses are being explained
this way by the Marriage License
Bureau:
The bureau has been enclosing
with licenses it issues a Treasury
Department letter urging each
couple to buy savings bonds.
In a recent mixup, however, the
bureau received a bundle of Treas
ury Department letters Intended
for new parents. These were en.
closed with the licenses without
being read.
They said in part: "Dear par
ents: Please .accept our warmest
congratulations on the birth of your
child . . . ."
ARE THE TIRES ON
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The life you save may be your
own.
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John Payne Give In To
Lure Of TV; Takes Job
Bv BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD John Payne
is the latest film star to succumb
to TV gold.
The past few years has seen a
steady migration of stellar talent
from the film studios to the TV
field. Robert Montgomery was
among the first to go. He was fol
lowed by such figures as Lucille
Ball, Eve Arden, Koy Rogers. Ann
Sothern, Ray Milland, William
Bendlx, L o r e 1 1 a Young, Joan
Davis, Groucho Marx, Danny
Tnomas. Rav Bolter, etc.
Most of these personalities have
been forced to give up almost
completely the medium which
brought them their greatest lame
motion pictures for theaters.
Why do they do it?
Payne gave me a clear answer
to the question: "You can't afford
to pass up the money."
The actor is working in "Four
Desperate Men," which may be
his last theatrical movie for quite
a spell. As soon as the current
film is finished, he'll make a pilot
film for a 39-part video series now
called "Mike Conant." He'll play a
sports reporter with a penchant
tor uncovering crime.
If the series Jells, It means that
Payne will have to devote most of
his future time to TV. And he's a
man of many enterprises. He did
a night club date at the Flamingo
in Las Vegas, and that led to a
couple of Broadway offers, Includ
ing one for the new Cole Porter
This Youngster
Has Right Answer
KANSAS CITY, Kan. MV-How ,
do you get a 2-year-old boy to open
the bathroom door after he has ;
locked himself in?
Mrs. Donald E. Martin, wife of
the county attorney, and five of '
their seven children pleaded with I
little Donald B. Martin for half
an hour Saturdny.
"Huh," was Donald's only re- j
sponse as he splashed water on i
the floor.
Finally 8-ycar-old Mike had an
Idea.
'Oops," exclaimed Mike. "I
spilled my jelly beans."
The bathroom door flew open
immediately.
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'Ninotchka." He
turned them down,
He will also be
forced to refuse picture deals. He
has been active on the independent'
producer circuit, and has taken a
percentage of many of his films.
"But you still can't beat the tax
setup," he commented. "It's no
fun looking forward to the age of
55 and 60 when you could still be
paying lor your 1948 Income tax.
"That's why I've investigated
the TV field. That's where the
money is. It's not Just the first
run of a series that counts. You
can rerun it again In the same
market and also branch out to new
markets when they open up. There
are around 350 stations on the air
today. In five years, there will be
between 500 and 1,000. Think of
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