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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KFLW 1450 K PST Friday Eveninf, Feb. 19 6 AO Arthur Godfrey Direct CBS f.m Gilieita rictiu ABC 7:.t0 Lei Griffith ABC 7:35 Hits and Encore ABC 1:00 Mr. Keen CDS 30 Lowell Thomai CBS 4A Tamtiy Skeleton CBS :O0 Ozut St Harriet ABC I M Cnctn of ravoritaa lfl.M 10 PM HeadllaM 10:15 Lum St Abner ABC J0...0 Sam'i Other Show, ' w 30:43 Kilocycle Klub 11:10 Sign Off Newi Summary 11:19 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kg PST Saturday, Feb, 20 I M Early Bird Newa I OS Alarm Clock Club 6:43 Ride the Bui , . 6:53 MttfciC - 1 00 Newa Break fait Edition 7:11 Charlia'- Itaumdup 7::t0 Frank Cos CBS 7:43 Western Jamboree 1:00 No School Today ABC .30 Stan Over Hollywood CBS 10:00 Root. Q. Lewis CBS Jt:0O MetroDolltan Onera ABC . 3:23 Tea St Crumpeta ABC 2:43 Buln Briefs 3:00 Invitation to Learning CBS 3:30 Space Patrol ABC 4:00 Spin with Wynne S:00 City Hospital COS :30 Today Sports Highlights l a Frank Goes CBS Hometown News :00 Let'e Pretend CBS - 6:30 You Were There f 44 Word of Lilt 7:00 Two for the Money l'B 7:30 Charlie's Bedtime Stories 1:00 The Lone Banger ABC 0:25 ABC Late Neui ABC 1:30 Gunsrnoke CBS - a.-sa Sanka Salute CBS p oo Jimmy Wakely CBS lt:M 1 PM Headline! 30:15 Dancing Party ABC ' 10:30 Palmer House Orcn. A HO IOiJW Sign Off New Summary 11:00 n Oil KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Friday Fvenlnr, Feb. 19 :00 Osbnai KfllUsr MBS f:15 Evening Edition Local News :2S Hollywood Highlights fl:30 Virgil Pinkley News DI.BS :43 Sam Hayes News DUE a :R5 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Starlight Theater MBS . 7:;i0 Sports Report 7:40 According to t'i Rernrd 7:45 Perry Como Show MBS MATINEE 1'30 EVENINO 630 LAST 2 DAYS! ONEtJAGAINST THE KILLERS!!! ...ftfhlinfffwMs woman. mm ' mhna wit m&m HUDSON REED CAREY HAYNES K SUNDAY! -d BALL ARNAZ Shorts - Cartoon - Newt DOORS OPES 0:30 ENDS. TONIGHT! MAUMEN O'HAU AlHNICOl MEET ME Shvrma Stephen McNALLY Coleen GRAY WW mill Jrttu SKifiBJ nd hit right to Uva like mont ' ONE LONG, jTjjl LOVE AND MorlortiMAIN 1 'S.IXhmi WYNN L i 91 4A J naxuD BOO It's Raiketball Time B:05 Basketball KUHS at Ashland 9:00 Basketball KUHS at Ashland 930 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0:4.1 Fulton Lewis. 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MBS .'1:30 Mac MrGuire Show MBS . " 4:00 Guest Star e: is rrank Hemingway News Dual 4:30 Your Income Tax DLBS 4:45 Here's to Veteran's 5:00 Les Hfgble Newa MBS 5:05 The Baptist Hour 0:35 Pee Wee Stldham and the Bain how Melndv Bovs 3:93 News MBS h how it Haooened Music :H Hollywood Highlights :9 Aaeembl ef Ostf ' 7:00 The Vnlley Wranglers 7:30 Klamath Temple fl;00 It's Busketlialf Time 11:03 Basketball KUHS at -Aahl.nrt 0:00 BasketballKUHS at Ashland 0:.'1O Nine OiClock Neuri Ill.fW 9:45 Music :M Cecil Brown DlJta 10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS la is Virglnie Ban. Dance MBS 11:00 Sign Off KCNO Radio Alturan, Calif. Saturday, Feb. 20 . f :30 Wake Vo Show 7:30 World News 7 43 Lawrence Welk Oreh. 1:00 Polka Part f 30 News 1:35 Mantovanl Orch, 9:00 Pop Symphony 9:30 Small Frv 9:45 Teen Age Book, Parade 10:05 Mr. Mueelna Rabbit 10:30 Musle in the Modem Moed 11:00 News. . .This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Serenade In Blue 12:00 Noon Praver 12:00 Snorts News 12:03 Lake County News - 12:10 m on oe news DOORS .OPEN 6:30 NOW l"1 R9I1M fefEITU BsSaasiVaBB 4 NEXT ATTRACTION! Sadie Is No Lady! RITA HAYWORTH JOSE FERRER aldoRAY SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWsl "Bells of Coronado" mwutnc 1 r Cl Fernando feT i : LAMAS vSf fi Rhonda f TECHNICOLOR I 5;J - tl hcnu I fl J! immannMwfctw tutu V-S A COLOR 0 liARTOOHO TOV IOMI'ISOHeSTRATQlsTri I (TAWT ON$ID IY You. ' I P AlORmMG FRESH 12:13 Noon Newt 12:30 All Time Hits 1:13 Modern Moods -. .. . IM All Time Hits 1:35 Western Caravan 2:00 News Sports 2:15 Sunset Trio , . 2:30 Listeners Choice 4 0.) News 4:05 Frank Devol Presents 4-30 Spothgnt on a Star 4:45 Flying Time 3:15 World News final 6:00 WalU Time i:30 Sign Off . KBLS TV-MED FORD Channel 5 Friday, Feb. 19 3:00 Ministerial Assn. Program 3:00 Uncle Bill 5:13 Western Theater 9:15 Captain Vtdeo 8:1 News 6:411 Shopping So. Ore. 7:00 Gtjlette Cjtvalcaae of Sports 8:00 Sur Time . 8::t0 So. Ore. Round Ubie 0:00 WreMling 10:00 My Friend Irire 10:30 Weather w Saturday Evening, Feb, ZO 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Silver Spring . 4:30 Angus Bowner 6:00 Western Theater 0:45 News-Weather 0:00 Melody Wranglers 6:30 Don Wlnilow 7:00 Medallion Thester 7:30 Big Picture (1:00 Jackie Gleaaon ' 9:00 Pet Milk Amateur Hour 8:30 Best Theater 10:30 Hit Parade Eisenhower Meets Vith GOP Leaders PALM SPRINGS, Calif. W The political advice President Eisen hower gets from Gov. Goodwin J. Knight of California is this: If you wnnt to defeat the Democrats at the polls, be kind to them. The Republican governor visited with Elsenhower for half an hnur yesterday at the President's vaca tion retreat here. And Knight said to newsmen after the session: "i torn tne President his reepnt announcement that the best kind of Republicanism is to avoid bittr condemnation of Democrats ' Is very popular in California, because mm, is me way we nave been beat ing the New Dea) here for on years." Knight was nllnrilnir in hower's statement Feb. 10 that he is against extreme political parti sanship. Knight Visited Elsenh-Mr ,ith California Republican National Committeeman Ronald Button, who told reporters the President and his program rate high with California. Button said he gave Elsenhower a report to that effect based on a cross-section study of sentiment in the slate. sn,rt which he declared inrinrinn n, views of Democrats and Republi- The President and Mrs. Elsen hower . arrived here Wednesday 7y , a i " "ve-ay vacation at So.,, ii , eB .Kn home ol Paul H. Helms, Los Angeles bafc ery executive, im.. V- jiower Indicated, however, that he iu.puj.mg nimseii so much his mZ ' " "tended beyond The President Ionian,-. i,. uled a round of golf today at the popular ThunderbiiH on,,-. -r. shooting a reported 87 for 18 holes Newsmen heard that Ben Hogan, ui gun s lopnotchers and Tamarisk's pro. fired a 4 under iti oo ns tisennower's partner iney teamed up against Helms and Paul O. Hoffman, 'board chairman of the Studebaker Corp who, with Helms, Is co-host to the ciscwiowcrs on mis vacation. Prankster Sends Unkind Wire CAMDEN. N.J. ft A flvs . rlnv dream that his soldier son might ouii uu hnvc was cnaed today for waiter Tartar, 64-year-old ship- jniu WOIRCI. Tartar conceded carlv this morn Ing as he went to bed that he had oeen a victim of a vicious hoax Ho Had received a telenram lnd Saturday with the words "Hollo i-ou. win Of Home mi Thnrsrinv Dick. It was sent from New ions cily. His son, Pvt. ntchard Tartar. 21. was reported by the Army to have ucen unco, in action in Korea 11 months ago. A scaled colfln and hi. personal nnDers arrived hiri insi suniiner. Willi only a father's houe. Tartar wailed ill) past mldnlaht before simiy snaicing nis head and telling a group nt reporters and photog raphers who kept the vigil with him : "I won't be satisfied until the one wno did It goes to Jail. Hey KidsI m7;;wii SHOW! Kt HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH BRONZE PLAQUES, emblematic of the completion of a five year course in advanced automotive mechanics, are displayed by this group of Eallard & Bennett employes. They are, left to right, Lynn Skeen, Sam Warren, Oren Taylor, Dan Gross, Leo Kamarad and Harry Chaffin. The Chrysler-Plymouth training program is known nationally as the Mas ter Technicians Service Conference. Bensons flutter Support Cuts Listed By Area WASHINGTON (T The Airrl culture Department announced Thursday that the cut in support prices icr top grade butter will average about 8 -i cents a pound The reduction reflects the deci sion by Secretary of Agriculture Benson, announced Monday, to cut dairy supports from the present level oi 30 per cent of parity to a per cent, enective April 1. Parity is a standard for meas urlng farm prices declared by law to be fair to farmers In terms of prices they pay. rne support buying nrice. the department said, will range from a i i cents to 58 !i cents, varv. ing by base markets. Benson in announcing the sun- port price cut said It was expected to be reflected in retail prices. He took the stand that present sun- ports are discouraging consump tion oi dairy products and caus Himalayas Again To Be Scaled BERKELEY, Calif. OP) An expe dition made up mainly of young sci entists left here last night to begin an attempt to scale the world fourth highest mountain, Makalu, in the Himalayas near Mt. Ever :ft. The nine members of the nartv left for Tokyo aboard a Diane from Travis'" Air Force Base. From there they will fly to Calcutta, then go by rail to a little town in India near the border of Nepal, an independent state. Makalu, nev er before climbed, Is on the bound ary line between Nepal and Soviet- dominated Tibet. Scientific Information on what happens to humans under the stresses of extreme cold, high al- muae ana nanger win be the main object of the expedition, although Its mountain-climbing experts hope to scale the 27,790-foot peak. The attempt win probably be made lo May. The expedition has the backina oi me nir force, we Navy, the California Academy of Sciences. tne bierra club and the American Alpine club. Leader of the nartv Is William oin, university of California medi cal physicist. Marriage Presents Problem To Court LOs ANGELES IP The nrosecu- nous cniei witness has married the defendant, nrcsentlnz a sdpcIhI problem for the district attorney's office in the trial of a former coun ty employe. The case opened vestc rdav wiih selection of a Jury to try Joseph M. Fowter, 29. on charges of for gery and grand thclt. Fowacr Is now wed to the former Cnrrinp Clazebal, 25, In whose bank ac count a $7G0 warrant, allegedly forged, was deposited. Fowze'r worked for a county collection bu reau. A wife cannot tcstllv aaalnst hi-i- husband.. Legal Notice ,, . NOTICE OP SALE Notify it hprrhv tic... .i... mmlslrtor of th mi.,. nn. Orcrasrd, on and after' the V.V. ,i,rV' u,M,-t "rl1 at private ifih, ,.,he hlJn"' bidder all of the rigm. title and intere.l of the above ,rl, !' and li)terel IS'fh'"', ,,'vBL'k 'nl-four I2" F y, 'm,,h Oreiton. accord- T recoroea plat thereof. Offers to Diireh.. u-m . . Klamath rails. Orrion. atlornev (or ine admfnHtratnr. a,iSOrdif"nt"i,b",n wnuant iS" r"n ,or ,lw County of Kisra- 'Signed' Rale M. Ilavdrn L Orlh SiemDr feb. II, 3 Mar. Attorney al Law I. I hto. 801 .. NOTICE OF ELECTION Board of Supervtiora of the Lamell Wiley Soli Conaervatlon Dlalrlct. havS between the hour, of 7 30 p m and munu? Wiii o:.".h,.,!r.Lo,:'" ?.!: n5,.lhilill,lJil!,ht ""I"';1 "'""nl and an DufJ?"c,lc" "ct aupervlior for irH i.. r.",m ' '"cceed the e J, u J?" Lloyd Cl"- Tn' annual ntld at the iame lime William Burnelt Teh ta. 11 No. 7M K?IICE.. K '''NAL AcffTDNT rtntlce la herehv i i,. ,k. ....,..- aned. Frank U'' i,..- v. . .. - I'.";,, "1 'A Sn,n Hurnen, deeeued, ' ltJ ht rinal Account with the Clerk of the circuit Court of the Stale 2i..5rt,1l. ,or. Klmath County, and Monday, thi aa day of March, 15. Circuit Court Room. In the Courthouie. ... n raiii, urefon, naa been ael at the time and n1i tnm k...,. u. jertloni there, o and tha aettleinent tnareol. rranli W. Hurd r.eeiilor of Ihe Kalala e.f H. ae. Mar. J. la, 17 n0 n FALLS. OREGON ing excessive supplies to move in to government hands. The govern ment now owns more than SO mil lion dollars worth of such prod' ucts. The government's new buying prices for Cheddar cheese, also ef fective April 1, will be 32.25 cents a pound for grade A or higher compared with 37 cents now. The new price for U.S. extra grade non-fat dried milk will be 15 cents a pound for the spray process type compared with 16 cents now. and 13.25 for the roller process type compared with 14 cents now. The department said these prices for dairy prod icts were de signed to enable processors pav dairymen $3.14 for 100 pounds of milk and 56 cents a pound for but ter fal. The present dairy product support prices are designed to re flect S3.74 for milk and 67.3 for butter rat. The new butter prices for U.S. grade A or higher by base markets inciuaeo: 67 b cents a pound at Chicago, San Franciscj ind Scat tie, and 58 V, at New York, com pared with present prices of 65 i cents at Chicago, 66 14 at New York and 66 at San Francisco and Seattle, The new prices for U.S. grade B butter were set at 65.5 cents at Chicago, San Francisco and Seat tle and 56.25 at New York, com pared with present prices of 63.75 at Chicago, 64.5 at New York and 64.75 at San Francisco and Seat tie. Buying prices for butter at points other than these base mar kets will be at the price of the base market named bv the sel ler, less deductions for transpor tation to the designated market. in providing the same base prices for butter at Seattle and San Francisco as for Chicago, the department said it followed rec ommendations of dairy producer ample in the West now and no special price incentive was needed to move supplies there. Student Finds Parking Costly BALTIMORE Ifl A University of .Maryland law student yester day paid $264.50 in fines for a backlog of 46 parking tickets he had accumulated. In addition. Daniel N. Silver told Magistrate S. Robert Levinson that he had paid off 50 other tick ets alter publicity that the court would crack down on traffic vio lators. The student operates a business while going to school. He said the tickets were issued as he went in and out of his place of work. College Students ight Forest Fire FORT COLLINS. Colo. W) A for- est fire near 8,000-foot Pennock Pass gave Colorado A&cM forestry students a chance to put to use their classroom studies yesterday. The blaze destroyed about 40 acres of scrub timber. It was un der control by night. The students were preparing for their annual Foresters' Day ob servance, starting today, when called to fight the fire. Bathing Birds Youths Job SPRINGFIELD. Ohio Of) Dick Pattern, 24, Is paid to bathe birds' feet on a busy downtown Spring- Held street corner at night. The company for which he works smears a gooey substance on building ledges to discourage birds from roosting. Ti.e birds become entangled tn the goo and fall to the sidewalk. Patton's job is to capture them, wash the goo from their leet and send them on their way. In four hours last night he at tended about a dozen birds. He said It takes about five munutes to spruce up a sparrow or starling Pigeons take longer. in Klamath falli, Orefoa AMERICAN CHINESE foodi at their belt! Ben B. La. Mar. I aa Mr f- Wi. 4 Ft Oreart T "Taka Out EASY SEE DIAGRAM! For your pretty lfttle princess, tills gay princess dress and Jacket. Check the diagram see how easy mis Is! Dress has no waist seams stitch it up in a iiffv. Cover-uo Jacket has simple Peter Pan col lar, short sleeves. Choose crisp cotton, gingham, organdy, dimity. raiiern 8387: cnuorens sizes 4. 6, 8, 10. Size 6 dress, V yards 35-inch; jacket, 1 yard. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. send tmrty-ilve cents in coins for this pattern add s cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, III. Print your name, address, zone; sue, style number. Warner Canyon Skiing Good LAKEVIEW District Forest Ranger Don Peters told Die Her ald and News today that Warner Canyon ski conditions are "excel lent". As of 7 a.m. Friday, there was 36 Inches of snow with eight Inches of new powder. The temperature was 26 degrees, with skies, over cast. If current conditions prevail, the snack bar and ski tow will be open Saturday and Sunday. Ym may b sat ha miitakenrjr htlkrai thof to fully innitd end tea mich. Hon yi ertr CNiinfirtd tk ceit at set being falh; iniurto? A broad covtroot police vita t0 eollniea protection may coit Ion Miaa yog think. William N. Goen 2133 Maditon , Ph. 3262 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY LOOMINSTON. ILLINOIS Federal Judge Jails Union Leaders In Rackets Probe '' , .... tolant ' fH- ST.LUUiO W n pc-si". - ; .-.I iiirion onri eoually persistent AFL-labor ofiiciais were locked In a ngni toaay ovei union's financial, records will be iumea over 10 n H B,i- j"- -J tlgating reports of labor racketeer- uia. Two officials Harold J. Gibbons, secretarv-treasurer of Teamsters Local 688, and Louis Berra, his assistant have gone to jail rather than turn over the records. U.S. Dlst. Judge George H. Moore ordered both men held in cily jail, for contempt of court until IhA ncnrrii am tirppntpri tn thp jury, Berra went to jail yesterday and Gibbons, jailed Wednesday, was returned to his cell after re fusing a second time to produce the records. The local president. William Latal, and three members of the local's Executive Committee havelfipfajm'f'rt',1; been subpoenaed to aDnenr befnrp rcuruy luna. been subpoenaed to appear before which Judge Moore says they wili have "sooner or later." Liif nirv u mhv wirji inn rnrnrnc Dave Beck. internAfinnnl nrpcl. dent of the Teamsters Union, was Bricker Bill Amendments Said Dead WASHINGTON IB Sen. George ID-Ga) said today chances for Sen ate passage of any constitutional amendment 011 the treaty powers are dead unless a provision al ready tentatively approved is stricken out. This provision, sponsored by the four top Republican Senate lead ers, was written into the proposed amendment by a 44 - 43 vote Wednesday. It would amend Article VI of the Constitution to require that all future treaties cannot be the su preme law of the land unless made "in pursuance of the Constitution." George, a leader among the Democrats on foreign affalis, vot ed against the provision on the ground it might cast a shadow over all treaties negotiated and ratified since the Constitution first was ap proved. ; . .. , He Rfliri In on InlArulour In.n that the Wednesday vote clearly showed the Senate would not pass any constitmfonal rmendment long as this provision remained in 'Too many senators," he said, "have doubts about what the ef fect of this would be." This group, he said, combined with those who do not wont any change In the Constitution affect ing treaties would comprise con siderably more than nne.thlrrf the Senate. . . . It will take two-thirds vote of those present to pass any proposal for a Constitutional rhnncro on,t send It to the House. Before this showdown, however, the resolution can be altered on the floor by a simple majority. The senate resumes debate to day on the constitutional change first proposed by Sen. Bricker tR. Ohio). However. are expected until next Tuesday. i-cuuiiig now is an amendment bv Bricker to his nun criminal posal. It would state that a treaty or other Internarinnni n,rraan.n4 cannot become effective as domes tic taw unless uongress passes leg islation on It, or unless the Senate so provides by a two-thirds vote In ratifying a treaty. Other execu tive agreements are not subject to Senate approval. Flight Of Burning Owl Spreads Fire BELOIT, Kan. IIP B u r n 1 n g weeds set a tree afire on the Emery Watson farm. An owl, nesting in thp trn n,..,, half a mile with Iti'wnn ,n.. and dropped on the Delmont Jones arm, starting a'new fire. The second ffrr ,n,ri f ri.,M otlier farms, burning 700 acres ot Daily ififliilrrr mm. Uhsi , , , Thtn's a Grtyhound Agent Near You FRIDAY, mRUARYJg954 reported considering appointment of a trustee to take over the local from present officials and Instruct ing the trustee to make the rec ords available. , 'Beck, in Miami Beach, Fla., for a meeting of the union's General Executive Board, could not be reached for comment and this re port from Teamster sources could not be Immediately confirmed. The loo 1 Missouri's largest with 10,000 members figures it is fighting to keep its records front unreasonable search and seizure. It has planned on an all-out fight. A special committee has been set up to administer the local's affairs should all members of the Executive , Board be Jailed lor contempt. Shop stewards of the local have pledged full SUDOOrt. vntinir tn nc. If necessary, the final resources of theunlon, Including a 8150,000 Judsre Mnnre'R nncitlnn t Mnv ly clear. He told one of the union's niiumeys: "I don't believe the law Is such ' an ass as you would have people believe. I don't believe the law is so limited that one man savinir taking the books might uicriminate him would keep the books from . laWfUl authorities ThAV (the, irranA Jury) have the right to have those uoos, ana sooner or later tney are going to have them." . It Was Jllrio-A Mn,ra nhn nall-,1 for a grand jury probe of reports ui laoor racneteering in eastern . Missouri last spring. The inquiry, Which Is Contlnuinc unrler a Rnn,l Jury, has resulted In indictment against 16 AFL union officials on charges of violation of the anti racketeering law. -Paul H. Hulahan. hn.:inc oAnt of Building Laborers' Local 42 and the first official ta h te,H w. convicted and sentenced to 12 years m prison ana iinea ss.ooo. He has appealed the conviction. A second trial Invrtlvlni the" more union officials. Is under way here. Damages Denied By Jury Action A verdict Henvino riimgna, J. Inez Lane In her action against waiter t. Moore and Carl Olbson, as the result of an automobile acci dent, was returned late Thursdav by a jury In Circuit Judge David R. Vandenberg's court. Mrs. Lane was seeking $10,000 for Injuries allegedly suffered in a car crash on the Merrill highway ' Deceml,cr' j95a' e plaintiff I?"s y Ay U.B. Balentlne. Counsel fnr the rlAfonrlanle. wee Attorneys EdwinE. Driscoll and Ben Goddard. . 1 vBusintss Net d V Elbow A y ft RoobTV; Get it Fast with BUTLER STEEL BUILDINGS Butler buildings are quick and easy to erect! You can expand your present business quarter., have a completely new building ready for occupancy days ahead of other types of construction. You'll be surprised at the low , coot, too I Call or write ua today I We'll help you with your build ing plant and show you how you can SAVE up to 47 per centon building coats with Butler it col buildings. HEATON STEEL & SUPPLY 428 Spring Ph. 2-3427 from KLAMATH FALLS 1-Woy To Exp. 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