Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 01, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Radio HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON XFtW I4SI Kb. PST Monday Evening, Feb. 1 Lux Itaalo Theolor lbs w ton - Kan(r ahu Kr0 ,AIW If" 2 vnuv, :M 1.0 wall Th ii MM S3 Tunllr Bkclotoa .w Daman LUB :1S llary rord ar Le Paul CM DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING John 1 42 J 4 p;f 3 Dimension '"' 11 flJ WARNERCOLOR Jill . Gfa non Warner Bros oiio(Kie GERALDINE PAGE WDHOHQ-iHCWE,WU JAWS MM Sfc SSS'LUMBERJACK HUBIT" "HERE ARE THE CHAMPS" , "DUDE RANCH SPORTS" M At I N6C 1-30 ' EVCNINQ ao ItSll.T5? . .Keefe ' --Marilyn Brasselle Erskine f ' WILL ROGERS, Jr.AiwuAtt SPORTS-CARTOON-NEWS 0:20 Juliui La Rosa CBS :30 Preview, of Tomorrow 9:43 Eastern Orch. CBS tO:UU Lb p.m. Headline 10: IS Lum Abner ABC IO:JO Sam's Olhor Show 10:49 Kilocycle Club 11:10 Sim Off Newa Summary 11:15 Sua Oft s . KFLW 1450 Kc. FST Tueiday, Feb. 2 6:00 Early Bird News 6:03 Alarm Clock Club 6:30 Hafter'f Almanac . fl:43 Ride Ihe Bus 6:83 rive Minutes with ma Opn ftiaja i.w news in Eauion 7:15 Charlie' Roundup 7:30 Frank Gosi CBS 7:44 Harry Baooltt CBS S OU sVuntatt Clufe AtfU :00 Blue Sklea . 8:15 Chat Huntley ABC :30 Helen Trent CBS 0:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Better Living Club 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS , 10:45 Marion from Millers 10;5 Wnuperlng Streets ABC - 11:15 Perry Maion CBS -11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS 12:00 iNuun tfditluo News 12:15 Pay leu Sidewalk Show 12:30 Housenarty CBS 1:00 Sam Hayes ABC . 1:15 Artnur UodJrey CBS , 1:45 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:45 Ted Malone ABC . . 3:00 Wizard of Odds CBS 3:15 Ruth Ashton CBS 3:20 Dorese Belt ABC 3:25 Ralph Story's Backyard CBS 3:45 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Grand Central Station ABC 4:25 Basin Briefs 4:30 Soin with Wynne 4:45 When a Girl Marrlea ABC 5:00 Edward Murrnw CR 5:15 Join the Navy &:30Today's 8pq.rU HlfhllfMa I: it' Trans Oou CBS 5:55 Hometown News 8:00 Johnny Dollar CBS " . 0:30 My Friend Irma CBS 7:00 People are Funny CBS 7:30 Mr it Mrs North CBS 8:00 Two Tickets to Broadway 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Family Skeleton' CBS ' - 9:00 Beuluh CBS 9:15 What Do You Think? . 9:30 Eastern Orch. CBS 10:00 10 p.m. .Headlines 10:18 Lum At Abner ABC 10:30 Sam's Other Show ' 10:45 Kilorycle Klub ? 11:10 Sign Off News Summary. . 11:15 Sign Off ' KFJI - 1150 Kc. - PST Monday Evening;, Feb. 1 8:00 Gabriel Heatter MHB - 6:13 Final Edition Local Newa - 6:25 Hollywood Highlights 6:30 Virgil Pink ley News DLBS 6:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS , , :M BUI Henry MRS 7:00 The Falcon MBS 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 According to the Record '7:45 Perry Como Show edliS 6:00 Under Arrest MBS . 6:30 The Railroad Hour 9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:15 March of Dimes Request Show fi:45 Harrv Wiimnr 8oorU MHh fi:55 Five Minutes Final News DLBM iu:uu ruiion L.ewia jr. suss s)q KTJ1 JlfiO Ke. PST Tuesday, Feb. 6:80 Sunrise Serenade ' 7:55 Something to Third About DLBS vvecu orown hub 8:15 Bob Greene News DLBS ''' 8:20 Melodic Interlude 8:25 Holland Bngle Nws UBS -6:38 Bretkfaat Gang DLBS 8:45 Here's to Veteran! 9:00 Record Rhapsody DLBS -9:15 A Visit to Currtn's. 9:20 Gabriel Heatter MBS 9:30 Carnation Milk Time BS , fl:4ll Music of Manhattan 10:00 Nnwioaner of the Air' DLBS 10M5 Telln Test DLBS 10:30 From My Heart ' 10:35 Music . 10:43 A Visit t ' LaPolnte'8 110 Wondt .ful City MBS 11123 Sam Hayes Newa MBS v ii;ju wunn aur a umy ran a ll:dO'Ttpa from- The Town Shop 12:18 Noondav Edition Local Newa r 12:30 Best on Record ': 12:45 Th Korn Kobbiera i i:w ino nour ni oiars 1:00 Tony Martin 1:15 Ginger Roger 1:30 Dick Powell . 1:4ft PesffV Leo . ' i 1:00 Newa DLBS ' . 3:05 Northwest nwi uljw 2:15 Musio DLBS r 2:25 News MBS 2:30 South sixth Street Varieties . 3:00 Hughes Reel MBS 3:15 Telia Test DLBS 3:30 Jack Kirkwood Show iSLBS V 4:00 Country Musio Time 4:15 Frank Hemingway News DLBS - 4:38 Curt Massey Time UBS . 4:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS 5:00 Ssrgeant Preston MBS 6:30 Sky King MBS 5:35 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Final Edition Local Ntwa 6:25 Hollywood Highlights 6:30 Virgi; Plnkley News DLBS . i 6:45 Sam iyes News DLBS 1 6:Bfi Bill Henry MBS 7.08 That Hammer Guy UBS 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 According to the Record iiARTi THURSDAY! The "Modern Miracle" you see without the use of glasses . A hrenthtakini? new world of sight. g i sound and Technicolor. i The amazing new Anamorphic Lens v Process creates life-like realism and. infinite depth from every seat. , . The newly created, dimeniicnal curv- .1 ed Walker Seamless Screen achieves 1 panoramic scope. , The magic of Stereophonic Sound reaches unprecedented heights of audience participation! . Brings you the miracle story of all . time as the imperial might of Rome crashes against the Word of God.-' BOTE CLOSEft 12XZZ 7:45 8:00 8:30 8:45 8:88 9:15 9:45 9:53 10:00 10:1.1 11:00 3:55 4:00 4:30 5:00 i: 15 8:15 6:30 7;M 7:30 8:00 8:30 p:oq ;00 3:53 '4:00 4:30 5:00 5:15 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 6:'M 9:00 9:13 1045 10:55 Sfldi Tihn 8how MBS 1 igh Adventure MBS g'nfh High Sporu Album Heidelberg Harmonaires Newspaper mt Ike Asr DLBS - ' Moonlight Medlev Time . , Harry Wismer Sports uiHb People Helping Each Other MBS Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS Music Box Melody Time Sign Off t Channel 5 , KBE8 TVMedford . Monday Feb. 1 Devotions Feminine rencles Val Rogue Uncle Bill's Adventure Time Western Theater .. Capl. Video . ' Newa Badge 714 Victory at Sea Burns 8c Allen Hank MjCune Dennis Day - Red Buttons ' Weather Tuesday, Feb. 2 Devotions i Feminine Fancies Val Rogue Uncle Pill Western Theater Cap. Video News . . TBA ' TBA 'a The Big Picture Milton Berle TBA Novelty In Musle . Best Theater ... Weather Sign -jff Pollution Action To Be Taken PORTLAND (ffl The State San itary Authority Friday decided to start court action to halt stream pollution by the towns o( Molalla and Mount Angel. The attorney general will be asked to seek injunctions to pre vent further dumping ol sewaqe Into streams which flow near the two towns. Molalla Mayor Pred Averlll told the authority that he favored con struction of a - sewage disposal plant but th'aj Molalla voters last Tuesday turned down a bond issue which would have financed tne project.. . Mount Angel, ordered to halt pol lution by July 1. 1953, has not yet held a bond Issue election for its sewage disposal system, nor has it completed final engineering plans, the authority reported. It would be the second time the authority has started court action to force a city to clean up its streams. An injunction against the community of Toledo still is pend ing i - . In other action Friday the au thority: ; Gave what it said was final warning to Newport, Oswego and Carlton to abate stream, pollution. All three cities are behind sched ule on work required for compli ance with 'earner orders. Approved temporarily the pres ent Mt. Hood Aerial Transporta tion Co. sewage treatment plant near Government Camp. ' Commended the towns of Rock- away. Gresham, Gladstone and Sheridan for progress on ineir sew age disposal program. , Fish Group Men Named winminrntl In PrAstriftnt I'nJIIli'" JNJ.. .... " " Elsenhower Saturday named the first three of the four American mmtiAn nf Mi. newlv aonroved international North. , Paeifio Fish eries commission. The members are John L. Far t Aj.flttl.- dtractor. of the Fish and Wildlife Service, Interior de partment; Edwara w. aiied oi Seattle, and Milton E. Brooding L. raur All thrfA are Re- Iui publicans. A fourth ,member will be named later. n ...l..lftn . urn's ant tin Un- BJimmM'i'- " jam . iiuvnar agreement between the United States, Canada and Ja pan to conduot soienttllo reseavch of the Marine resources of the ..k vwlfio with a view to achieving conservation and better use ol these lisnenos oy mo .,.,.. ber countries. ' ;' The agreement was negoiiaicu in 1961 and ratified by tne wree 1... vm. Th A first n fh. Anmmlsslon Drl- marlly to- drganlse, will be held at the state uepai n Younasters Okay After Nigh Out i.iif an niree I mountain n.. - ---- i horn, and said they weren't lost i. th. .h.rllfs aub- suTtion here yesterday, tired but otherwise In good ahape. A aearcn party had been orgared S.t. unlay ' "nul return on time. Edward Gregory, 14, told deputies- "We -weren't lost. We Just started to hike up there when t got dark. So we spent the nlgnt. With mm were na -----lyn. IJ, and a neighbor girl, Ca mel Merwln, H. iroshima Bomb Victims To Sue -rrtirvn tm Th. Hiroshima Atom n.Mh viAitm Aasn. aaid today 1. L, .a iia .Ma.. Mill, tin:;' ,h. iiniiArt Hutes In American courts as aoen as possible. The association sain n wouiu the courta to award a,7TI to fam- Ulea of each Japanese wno oiea m the world war atom bomb raids i Hlroshhaa and Nagasaki. , AMnn aftiH laadlna lawyer, hero say the aulU would not hav a chance In Amerloan court. "A belllgeremt power has no right or privilege to seek damaite nctiort as a result of war,'1 Kyodo quoted outstanding lawyers. . More lhan 1&0.0O0 persona were killed In th. atom bomb blasts, 7 -. T r ' in v mliMkLZ.' 1 i ni i wmJimm ma. J A NEW RECRUITER has arrived in Klamath Falls to handle army and air corps enlist ments. He is TSgt, Donald Adams who came here from Astoria. He is shown with Sgt. Warren M. Long, former recruiter, who is leaving here for Medford. The recruit-., ing office, 309 Post Office Building, is open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to' 5 p.m. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Ifr-Virginia Mayo lis the producer's dream. wny Because uu Deuutum blonde from St. Louis never tosses a tantrum, closes the set, refuses to talk to the press, turns down pictures nor goes on suspension. Furthermore, she Is a highly servlcuable doll! She can play in Westerns or musicals, comedies or costume dramas. Her current film is one of the latter. She Is appearing in "The Talisman," her first assignment since the birth of her daughter. Gorgeously gowned In a period .costume, she came out of a love scene with British actor Laurence Harvey and was rubbing her neck, I asked if she ever complained. 'Only when I have to wear long hairdos and heavy crowns that weigh my head down ana give me a stiff neck," site groaned. More mercurial actresses might have raised Cain about It. But not our Virginia. She Just eat and suf "Do you ever turn down a pic ture?" I ssked. i 'I trv to." she admitted, "but it doesn't do any good. Sometimes I get a script that I don't like and I go up to the head office and tell them about it. But they sit down and tell me why they want me to make It and they promise it will be followed by pictures I want. Their reasons are always so good that I give in and do the picture. Russian Intelligence Agent Seeks Refuge In US; Reds Protest By SHIN HIGASHI " TOKYO W An American source said today Yuri Alexandrovlch Rastovorov, a Russian diplomat Intelligence agent, asked for and was granted political asylum by the United States. ' The sou.-ce, who refused td be identified, , told The Associated Press .'It' Is. almost certain that Rastovorov has left Japan and may be en route to the United states. A' Russian spokesman accused the United States of kidnaping Rastovorov, second secretary of the Soviet 'mission to Tokyo, which Japan does not recognize. The ob ject, he charged, was "provoca tion of the Soviet Union." Official American, sources in Tokyo said they knew nothing of the matter. The break in (he long silence on the cloak-and-dagger story of Rastovorov stirred speculation that the largest spy ring In Asia may have been cracked. The affable 34-year-old Russian diplomat disappeared from the Soviet Embassy Jan. 34, on the eve of his scheduled departure for Russia, v There was speculation that the Russian had been 'flown Saturday to Okinawa, a huge U. S. base 100 miles south of here. . 8. I. Runov, spokesman for the Gunmen Turn To Fairy Tales For Children While Waiting Return Of Father ' CHICAGO IjP Two gunmen told bedtime stories to keep three small children quiet last night while they awaited the return of the 'tots' father to rob .him of $4,625 in cash and Jewelry valued at $5,000. One of the gang of five posed as a Western Union messenger to get into the Northwest Side home of Louis Fahrberger, a bakery owner, The baby sitter, who admitted mem, Mrs. Marian Schmidt, 36, was forced to escort one robber through the house on his search for valuables. She said two more men entered ' the house and she saw another two men in two auto mobiles outside. The noise of their attempts to break into a wall safe aroused, the children Christine, 3; Fred, 4; and Louis Jr., 8. The robberr. and Mrs. Schmidt, by their oders, took turns telling the youngsters about Goldilocks and the Three Bears, the Three Little Pigs, and other fairy tale characters - to ' allay- their alarm over tne presence of strangers. During a lull In the 45-mlnuto story-telling session, Christine sang Doggie in tne Window." ' When Fahrberger walked In, he told police, one of the robbers seised Christine and said. ."I'll shoot her if you don't get your hands up and that safe open." . The robbers locKea ranroerger, Mrs'. Schmidt and the youngsters in a closet before leaving. Fahr berger, who was able to force the door open, said they overlooked! $1,000 in cash In his pockets. Mrs. Fahrberger was at their bakery during the robbery. Quads Fifteen, But Dates Out GALVESTON, Tex. Wl The Bad gett quads are IS years old today, and the boys around town are busy. But their mother has ruled the four girls can't have dates until they're 18. The quads want to be recognised as individuals instead of parts ol a foursome. They dress and fix their hair differently. Joan wants to be a secretary. Joyce likes music, especially the piano. Their mother, Mrs. w.- Ellis Badgett, says Jeraldine is the "primpingest" she doesn't like to wash dishes because It reddens her hands. Jeannette, the easy going type, likes to cook and Is the peace-maker among the four. They're ninth grade students in junior high school here JAM LOS ANGELES IB The weather, auto engines and tempers were hot in Cahuenga Pass yesterday. Police blamed a king-size traffic Jam on the Cahuenga Freeway on vapor lock a type of engine fail ure due to overheating. Traffic was stalled for nearly three hours. The mercury reached SS here, M In San Gabriel. RllAJtifln miffainn ...llArl In t.m. ese reporters and Issued a pre- ia.cu staiomcub accusing "me American espionage organ In Janan' of seizins- ann hniriino. Rastovorov. ' The U. S. State Department and Far Ea3t Command had no comment. Rastovorov was known to be an uiieiuizence aaent. tvi. . neo n diplomats had free run of Japan and haVA hfiAn . In A nnelttnn , gather information on U. 8. bases. Kyodo news .. agency reported earlier that Rastovorov was being returned to the Soviet Union to explain how he botched a spy assignment. Kyodo said Japanese police had caUffht Rftatnvnrnv la mrin. K..... ing American Jet secrets from a u. o. airman nere, Tne Air Force denied this.. , , .,. Rastovorov was one of several dozen Soviet diplomats who stayed behind after the Japanese Peace Treaty was signed In April 1952. Since the Soviet Union has not signed the peace treaty, the mis sion has no official status as It did during the occupation. ' A reliable source said 32 of the Russians remaining were intelli gence officers. The Soviet statement said Japan ese pplice, who were asked by the Russians to find- Rastovorov, had not been able to locate him. It also said Rastovorov was "very happy" at the prospect of return ing to the Soviet Union. ' "When the facts ... are com pared together with the data on hand ... . rpcrnt-rilntf .ha h.i interest which the American es pionage division nad In Rastovorov, then the mysterious disappearance of Rastovorov becomes clear," the atatpmpm airi "All this forms the foundation to oeneve mat Rastovorov has been seized and is being detained by thA AlTIArlpnn .cnlnn.n. m-rrnn (n .... vw.u.,HDa u.ftui ,,, Japan with the aim of provocation oi tne soviet union." American newsmen were not In vited to the press conference. The Russians' report of Rasto vorov was suffering from a "ner vous breakdown." Thf. rAnliAt amutMrf rfa.in.. to fish for information and to lay the foundation for charges of kid- nnnino- rtr that RaBlmtntnv In sane, should he cooperate with U. S. authorities. QaKe it from rofc . . v mm OrV 50. OOU KLAMA1H 6AM" FOIKS, -VOn'll Wt tVWItWl Of Vi U''i . or A MILK PER. fERSOrf MONDAY. FTOB.r 3 Virginia Mayo Proves Ti Se Producer s Dream 6 I what ft I wanted. I 1 it Vs. h.ri f UaI then I got to .-iA Behind her BhT?S Wouldn't. ZZ al OU y. stars who have ibl to fame. Who, ,1 think the import ill en vnur nam. v., ""I picture after pictun,'.11!,"! th7ng subsu'Zl." M name those rises fant. direction T th keep in p you Housewives Stick To Guns MAP.SHALL. Tex. Wl Rebuffed by the Supreme Court, Marshall's rebellious housewives say ny gum they're stlU not paying social se curity taxes on wages of domestic servants. In their first move since the Supreme Court refused to hear their appeal from adverse lower court decisions, the housewives Saturday fired off a letter to In ternal Revenue Commissioner T. Coleman Andrews. They told him they are again filing quarterly income tax reports nut are malting no payments aud charged the courts have based their rulings on tax law instead of constitutional law. The housewives argue they can not constitutionally be forced to serve as - tax collectors. Their leader, Mrs. Carolyn Abney, told reporters, "We have been given a judicial runaround." ' Several times internal revenue agents have' tapped the women's bank accounts for enough money to cover the tax they claim is due. Hans Norland Fire Insurance. Phone 2-2515. Ml Southbound MiMuaJ leav. at 6.-05 M SAN FRANCISCO 1 LOS ANGELES . 3', .. Northbound MoMli J leave at 11:251, PORTLAND . Jl, SEATTLE .... 11 .oil, luufloui llloMi ro on mo ton" For trovol InformotfM,! -coll or wnrt Uniktf. Airport Tormlnol. 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