HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1954
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10:00 10 P.M. Headline;,
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M Salt Lena c:ty MMrnaele CBS
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:00 The World Tomorrow ABC
How Chrutlan Science Heala
: Gucit Star
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; 3:30 Johnny Mercer CBS
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:00 Greatelt Story Ever Told ABC
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:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS
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1 00 Wax Factory Part 111
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Labor Leader Hits
Coming Conference
GUATEMALA UP Labor leader
victor Manuel Gutierrez -says
Guatemala does not intend to "sit
in the dock of the accused" at the
1 nter-A men can Conference open
ins March 6 in Caracas.
Addressing a national farm
workers congress here last night.
Gutierrez cnarged President Ja
cobo Arbonz' Red-tinged govern
ment is the target of a U.S.-in-
Rplred international conspirac y
aimed at converging Guatemala
Into "another colony of the lm
perlallstic monopolies.''
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Saturday Evening. Feb. 20
330 Devotions - . .
4:00 Silver Spring
4:30 On Xour Account
5:00 Uncle Bill
3:30 Val Rogue
3:45 Captain Video
f!:00 Western Theater
7:00 Medallion Theater
7:30 Bib Picture
6:00 Jackie Uleason
9:00 Pet Milk Amateur Hour
9:30 Best Theater
10:30 Hit Parade
Sunday, Feb. 31
1:30 Adventure ,
2:00 Omniuus -
3:30 Faith For Today
4:00 Excursion NBC-S
4:30 Del Monte Garden Show FC .
5:45 News-Weather
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7:00 Private Secretary
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10:00 Letter to Loretla
10:50 Weather
Water Group
Ends Meet
. REDMOND tf) Proposals for
creation ol a top-level agency, to
iron out conflicts over water use
were heard here Friday at a meet
ing of the State Water Resources
Committee.
Such an agency was advocated
hy Thomas Delzel, chairman of the
board of Portland General Electric
Co., and Rollin Boles of Portland,
.state official of the Izaac Walton
League. '
They said It is time to evaluate
the amount of water available, and
what use should be made of it.
A delegation from Camp Sner-
mart, Ore., on the Metolius River,
urged protection of salmon and
steelhead spawning grounds on the
stream. The Metolius is a tributary
of the Deschutes.
Friday's meeting closed a week
Ions series in Eastern and Central
Oregon, The water resources group
win start a new series next month,
with the first meeting' scheduled
March 1 at Klamath' Falls.
State To Give
Milk Decision
PORTLAND Wl The State
Department of Agriculture report
ed Friday it probably will an
nounce next week its decision on
the application of Elmer Deetz for
a grade A milk processing license.
The department contends that
Deetz, a Canby cattle bleeder,
must Install bottling and cappins
equipment at his farm where he
has been selling milk in gallon
Jugs.
beet: Insists that is not neces
sary. ,
The department cancelled a
scheduled reopening of the healing
on Deetz' application for a license
Friday after nKiecing with Deetz'
attorneys on what evidence was to
be considered.
Italy Gets New
Red Ambassador
ROME lPI A top-Soviet diplo
mat, Alexander Bogomolov, took
over Saturday as Russia's new
ambassador to Italy.
He arrived as the Italian Com
munists sparked a series of strikes
and launched a verbal offensive
they hope will turn middle-road
Premier Mario Scclba out of ot-
lice.
Some observers predicted Bogo
molov, would take over actual
command of the Italian Commu
nist party, claiming two million
members, is the largest outside
me soviet union.
MOLOTOV
BERLIN W Soviet Foreign Min
ister V. M. Molotov left by plane
for Moscow shortly after dawn to
dr.y. He was accompanied by top
aides who were on his staff at the
Berlin Big Four conference.
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IT COULD BE THE JESSE, or maybe it's the Alma. At any rate it is a picture of one of
the early day boats to operate in" this area. Any further "information that can be furn
.ished will be appreciated. ..... - ' . Photo from Hal Ogle
JOHN LEHTO, 20, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lehto,
Route 1, Box 897, having
successfully completed the
initial phase of his aviation
cadet training program, has
been graduated from the
USAF Pre-flight school,
Lackland Air Force Base,
San Antonio, Texas,
Pakistan, Turkey
Eye Cooperation
KARACHI. Pakistan I Turkey
and Pakistan, two neighbors in the
southern shadow of Red Russia,
have agreed to study methods of
strengthening their mutual secur
ity. A Pakistani government commU'
nlque Inst night, announcing the
agreement to collaborate in de-
(ense, economic and cultural mat
ters, quickly drew a favorable re
sponse from the U. S. State De"
partment. A Washington statement
said the United States welcomes
the agreement as a constructive
step toward bolstering the free
world's defenses.
With Turkey already a full mem
ber of the North Atlantic Pact,
American officials regard the new
agreement as a first cautious move
toward a larger collective defense
system in the strategic Middle
East and Asia. Iraq and Iran arc
looked upon as possible follow-up
members.
Recovery Of Pope
Said Very Slight
VATICAN CITY Wl Vatican in
formants last night denied rumors
that the condition of n-year-old
Pope Pius XII has worsened, but
they 'indicated i his recovery of
strength has been very slight.
Deep concern still is felt for his
health, and a long convalescence
will be necessary, the Informants
said.
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Classifying Of Academy
Awards Rather Confusing
By BUB THOMAS i On the other hand, Victor Ma-
HOLLYWOOD (Pi Random notes ;turu played u dciinitely supporting
on the Academy nominations:
The classllication of "supporting;
actor" remains as confused as
ever. The height of confusion was
reached in 1944, when Barry Fitz
gerald was nominated both as star
and supporting player in "Going
My .Way."
mere was a big clamor to clari
fy the question of when an actor
istops being merely a support and
becomes the star of the picture.
This yardstick was offered: If n
performer's name is billed above
the title of the picture, he is a
star. Yet Frank Sinatra and Donn.i
Reed had star billing in "From
Here to Eternity," and both were
nominated in the supporting cate
gory.
Pasha Unhurt In
Bombing Attempt
MARRAKECH. Morocco I
Officials disclosed Saturday that
28 persons were injured, two fa
tally, in an attempt Friday to as
sassinate Si Hadji Thami El Mex
ulezouari El Glaoui, the Pasha of
Marrakech.
The pro - French leader of the
Moroccan Berber tribesmen wa3
praying in Kutoubla Mosque here
when three grenades were tossed
hitting the wall above a group of
persons prostrate In prayer. A
third grenade failed to go off. El
Glaoui himself was unharmed.
The attackers escaped.
The two fatalities were an aide
to the Iman of the Mosque and
a meniDer of El Giaours party,
Tobacco Firms
Back Research
LONDON Ml Tile govern
ment-sponsored Medical Research
Council, is accepting the British
tobacco manufactuers' offer of
250,000 pounds ($700,0001 to fi
nance research on lung cBncer.
The tobacco companies will make
the payments over a 7-year period.
A week ago health minister Ian
MacLeod told parliament a gov
ernment advisory committee had
found "there is a relationship be
tween smoking and lung cancer."
Tobacco manufacturers said
there was no proof smoking caused
lung cancer and a statistical re
lationship between the two "can
never do more than indicate one
of the lines to be further investi
gated."
FIRE
TOKYO Wl Nine Japanese
were killed Friday wherf fire swept
throuch a forest workers' camp in
rfokkaido, northernmost Japanese
island, the newspaper Asahi said.
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role in "The Robe," yet he was
classified as a star in the voting.
That's why he didn't get a men
tion. He would have been a cinch
for a nomination in the supporting
classification.
Politics often plays a role in this
matter. A studio will drop a star
into the supporting list for the vot
ing if it appears that the actor
would nave a better chance in the
less competitive race. . , .
It looks like another absentee
year among the top winners. Last
year Shirley Booth got her Oscar
in New York, and Gary Cooper
was in Mexico. This year Leslie
uaron. Audrey Hepburn and Deb
orah Kerr are all in plays in the
liast. Ava Gardner is makmg a
film In Europe, and Maggie Mc-
wnmara is in New York.
William Holden may be Uie onlv
siar nominee present. Of the other
moles, Burt Lancaster will be mak
ing a movie in Mexico, and Rich
ard Burton is playing on the stage
in Jiingiand. Montgomery C ft will
probably remain in New York, and
Marlon Brando well, your guess
Is as good as 20th Century-Fox's.
ine studio has been iooklng for
mm lor weeks. , , .
The revised versions of "Little
Caesar" (1930) and "Public Ene
my" (1031) are a hit on tile re-
Issue circuit. They have been giv
en an "objectionable in part" clas
sification by the Catholic Legion
of Decency, but have not been con
demned.
"Little Caesar" was cited for
excessive brutality, methods of
crime minutely detailed and low
moral tone." "Public Enemy"
was found objectionable for "low
moral tone, suggestive sequences
and excessive brutality". . , .
Mae Clarke, one of the stars of
"Public Enemy," Ls perking up her
career. Right now she faces a di
lemma. Her home town, Atlantic
City, wants to honor her at a cen
tenary celebration March 2, but
that's the day she's supposed to
start a Loretta Young telefilm. . . ,
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George Plan
To Double Yearly Deficit
WASHINGTON VP) Democrats
In Congress massed Jubilantly to
day behind a new proposal to cut
individual Income taxes. Republi
cans, cdnsclous of its political im
plications, approached the issue
warily.
The fresh proposal to provide
new tax relief by boosting person
al exemptions was sprung unex
pectedly yesterday by Sen. George
ID-Ga), ranking Democrat on the
Senate Finance Committee which
handles tax bills.
George suggested that the per
sonal exemption be raised from
the present $600 to $800 this year
and to $1,000 next year. He said
he viewed such action as a nec
essary anti-recession measure.
The George proposal goes much
farther than a like idea sponsored
House Ways and Means Commit
tee. These House Democrats sug
gested that the persona) exemption
be hiked to $700 but they were
beaten 15-10 by the Republican
majority on the committee which
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now is busy overhauling the na
tion's tax structure,
A number, of House Democrats
have made it plain they will fight
for their plan when the tax re
vision bill reaches the floor in
about two weeks. They hailed the
George proposal and said i( would
make their battle an easier one.
Tax legislation must originate in
(he House. The George proposal,
however, could be added to the
tax revision measure when it
comes to the Senate.
The George plan would be of
most help to large families and
those with low Income.
- Accordingly, it would complicate
the Eisenhower administration's
budget-balancing problems. Under
the Eisenhower tax program, the
delicti lor tne iiscai year ending
June 30 would be' about $3,300,.
next year. The George plan would
more than double the deficit now
anticipated for next year, unless
some offsetting measures were
adopted. . ,.,
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