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Newspaper Page Text' PAGE TWO Tuesday Evenlne;. March M Johnny Dollar CBS M Mr Friend Irma CBS 7:0a People Are Funny s. 7:30 Mr. Mix : Nona CBS . 00 Two Tickets to Broadway J a K Lowell Thome. CBS 8:43 Tennessee Ernie Snow CBS 5 Addraaa Iff Vice President Maori M Thi I Believe CBS I0:M II r. St. rleedllnee 10:15 Lum ak Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Kluo 11:00 Sim OH Kewi Summery 11:03 Sim Off KFLVV 14M St. 'SI . . , Wednesday, March It . lea SarlT im Hew. at Alarm Clock Club f:30 Hafter'. Almanac a:45 Hide the flue -1:35 Muaie I'M We.rs Breakfast au.a 1:11 Charlie e "! T JO sua C erred ABC V Belle Crocker ABC 7:ef Barry Bobbin's SeaaBd Cap at r,M Oyt CBS I vi Breakfast Club ABC . a at Blue Skies a il Chet Huntley ABC 30 Helen Trent CBS t Klomoth Foils, Oregon AMERICAN CHINESE Food at their best! Ben B. Lee, Mgr. fk. 4496 For Orders To Tokt Out QaKe if from m -Mm : Hear the original New York feast, starring Todd Duncan, in the Maxwell Anderson - Kent Weill show - 11 Lost in the Stars" on 'Two Tickets KFLW - 8:00 - LUCAS SPECIAL! Complete LIVING ROOM SET Photographed from Actual Stock Fftttoui Biltwell construction, guaranteed 5 year.! Oaveno fini.h'Torsd wLf 0-,Q'm "El1'" in mode,n ,lina- bl"1 yon' "eze wotfle weave coverinq, tufted. Two end table, and cotfee table have glass tops, and two attractive Jfmp!' comPo " Your choice of beige, gray or S-Jfrf-H6! 8 ' vour chance ,0 "ef on oM'oefive, well made, tomplete living room set tor a low, low price! Buy on Easy Terms if you wish! Only 14.75 Down LUCAS 'Our 19 Our Gal S3undjr CM 110.00 Belter hiving !' JO 15 U Prkint CBS 10:30 Vounf Dr. Milan CBf 10.43 Miiiiuit Newutmnd Ttaeatri iu$ WbUfWiac Juu AM . 11:19 parry hmoo (-is -11:30 Kara Drake CBS 11:43 Brighter Day CBS 12 00 Mooo Bdtuna Ni 1115 PwUa efcdeweJh ow IX M Houw Pan 7 CBS 1:00 Sam Heyee ABC 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:45 Hank Henry Show J 00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:45 Ted Halooe ABC 3:00 Wizard of Odds CBS 3; IS Ruth Aroton CBS 9:20 Belt CiOcKer ABC 323 K. C. Paint Store Grand Open ing 5:30 Hank Henry Show 4 00 Grand Central Station ABC 4.21 Batln Briefs 4 JJ Weitern Jamboree 4 45 When a Gul Marrfea ABC - 00 Edward ftlurro-r cBS 1:15 BAB Meloaj Time S-S0 Today's SporU Hi iULffcto 141 Prank Com CBS , l it Hometown Newt 6.00 Crime Photographer CBS e:30 Time Out 7 00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7 25 Lea Griffith ABC 7'M Laneine SvmDhonett CBS 1 00 FBI in Peace and War CBS S 30 Lowell Thomei CBS 8.45 Tenntxse- ""rnie Show CBS 00 Beulah CBS 9:15 Bill Ballar.ce Show CBS U.30 That'e Rich CBS 10:00 10 p.m. BeadUnee 10:15 Lum "N Abner ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off A'cw. Summary 11:03 Sign Off Krjl HSi He PIT Tuesday Evening;, March 9 IM Gabriel Heatter UBS , 6:15 Evening Edition Local News :25 Hollywood Hlghlfghu :J0 Virgil Plnkley News ULBS 41 Sam Hayes I1LBS M Bill Henry MBS 7 00 That Hammer Guy MBS 7:30 Sports Report 7:40 According To The Record 7:45 Eddie Fisher Show MBS I 00 High Adventure MBS :: Klsmsth High SporU Album 0 4ft Heidelberg Harmemeirea 1 M Newspaper of Iba Air OLBI S LOADED CALCIUM Milk suppmes THKt fouerns Of THC (AICIUM 1 IN TH NATIONAL FOOD 5DPPIV r to Broodwav" TONIGHT r ehi FURNITURE 195 E. MAIN Location Saves You' Money" 1:1! rulton Lewis. Jr. UBS 30 Moonllfht Melody Time i:H f.Wa Helping: fcach Other VfBS :43 Harry Wtsmer SporU alas .f:55 uslc Box Utile) Time U:00 8ujn Off cm us Kepir Wednesday, March 1 t-aa Suariae Sereaada a 30 Farm Reporter :4f Son. of the Pioneera 7.00 Frank Hemingway Newe DLBS 7:19 Breakfut Cane OLBS 7 30 Today'. But Buy. 7:43 First rdiuon Local New 7:55 Something to Think About 00 Cecil Brown MBS I: IS Bob Green New. OLM o.zv i iiu. aiooay auss I S Holland Coda Nawe MM I JO Breakfatt Gang DLBS B:3 Serenade In Blue 9:00 Melody Manor DLBS :I9 A Vl.lt to Currm'a :20 Gabriel Heatter MBS 9:30 Cornation Milk Time KBS 9:43 Music of Manhattan 10:00 N'ewsDflDer of the Air nl.RR 1C:13 Tcllo Test DLBS 10:30 Music 10:43 A Visit to LaPolnte'i 11:00 Wonderful City MBS 11:23 Sam Hayea News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS ' 12.00 Tips from the Town Shop 12:1 Noonday Edition Local News 12:30 Best on Record I2: Korn Kobblers 1:00 The Hour of Slara 1:00 Tony Martin 1:13 Ginger Roger. 1:30 Dick Powell 1:43 Peggy Lee ' 2:00 New. DLBS k " 2:05 Northwest New. DLBS ' 2:13 Music DLBS , . 3:25 News MBS ?0 South Sixth Street Varlatlea 3.00 Hughenreel DLBS 3:13 Tello Test DLBS 3:30 Jaik Kirkwood DLBS J OO Look tr the Skies .15 rank Hemingway News DLBS 4:30 Curt Massey Tim. MBS i:S llm Hayes News DLBS ' 5:00 Sonfa of the B Bar B MBS ' 5.30 Wild Bill Hlckok MBS 35 Cecil Brown MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 5vf.n'n Kdl'lon Local News 8 25 Hollywood Highlights '' aS Vir'' PlnWcv N DLBS I : Sam Hayea DLBS I M Bill Henry MBS . , .9! 5"ud Koom MBS ' 7:30 Sports Report 7 40 According to the Record a f'S" C.onl? Sh" MBS I SS i W A Communist for the FBI 5:S Cm'1' Theater MBS 1 S !? SeK"p"R"' " Air DLBS S:S Ki!mth,Arn",ry Wrestling M3 StSK Wj 11:00 Sign Off ' " KBES - TV SCHEDULE Channel S Tuesday. March 9 3:30 Devotion. 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 On Your Account 9:00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Val Rogue Show 5:45 Captain Video J 00 Western Theater 7:00 Badge 714 7:30 Victory at Sea 8.00 Burn, and Allen ' 8:W Hank McCune Show 9:0 Dennis Day Show 0:30 Red Sllllnna i 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:39 News 10:40 Weather Forecast 10:45 Sign Off Wednesday. March Id 3:55 DevoUona e:uu reminine Fancies 4:30 On Vout Ap,nnnf 5 SS Hn,clS "'a Adventure Time . 5:30 Vel Rogue a:ia i-apiain Video 6:00 Western Theater 7:00 Hollywood Album 7:20 Let's Kick it Around. 7:30 Greatest Dramas h:ixi Aiuton Bene 9:00 Captured 9:30 Best Thealae 10:43 Weather 10:55 Sign Oft Italian Court Releases Red MATERA, Italy lif) A Commu nist leader who quit the party and came Dad rrom Czechoslovakia to stand, trial was acquitted -last night on charges of resisting pub lic oraer. The court freed Matteo Massen zio, former secretary of the local Red party unit, on grounds there was not enough evidence against him. He had been accused of lead ing Communists In a 1948 clash with the police In which several persons were injured. Police said he had shouted dur ing the riot: "Give me the Red flag or give me death." During his trial he testified: "I'm glad to be finally rid of this incubus. I chose liberty be cause no one knows better than I who've seen it at first hand what the Soviet paradise really is." LEADER DIES HELSINKI, Finland Ifl HJal mar Procope, Finland's minister in Washington during the Finnish Soviet War, died of a heart ail ment here yesterday. He was 65. for only Guaranteed BILTWELL 7-Piece Set Daveno, chair, 2 end tables, 1 coffee table 2 table lamps 5-yr. Guarantee on construction HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Yearly Copco Net Income of Uie California Ore gon Power Company (Medford, Oregon) for the year ended Decem ber 31, 1S53, after all charges, in cluding preferred dividends of $414,784, was $2,36,212 or ll.W ner snare on the 1.300.000 shares of common .stock: outstanding. This compared with earnings of 2,202, 472 or 1.69 per common share for the previous year, ac cording: to an announcement made yesterday by A. S. Cummins, presl- Globe Trotter On Probation Gulliver was quite a traveler. But he had nothing on Oarold John son, 38, who pleaded guilty to nou support of a minor child late Mon day in circuit Judge David R. Vandenoerg's Court. Johnson, a 110,000 a year federal civil service employe, is pretty much of a globe-trotter, accord ing to his story.. He worked on government projects in all parts Im In all narte oi tne world. Johnson was arrested here complaint of his former wife who said he failed to carry out a Seattle court order to pay her J50 a month for support of their son. He was represented by Attorney Edwin E. Driscoll. Judge Vandenberg placed John son on two years probation and ordered him to make the child support payments here. He said he would not restrict the defendant to the state of Oregon due to the nature of his work. Deliverywoman Wins. Election E ASTHAMPTON, Mass. Wl Miss Katherine M. Root's inten sive predawn campaign along her newspaper route paid off last night. She was elected selectman, defeating Board Chairman Stanley Pacocha 1,989 to 1,864. Chosen Easthampton's 1953 "Woman of the Year,'' Miss Root delivered a hand-written appeal for votes along with the paper to each of her 183 Easthampton cus tomers. Her delivery work starts at 4:30 a.m. Before' she could start getting out the vote here. Miss Root, 54, delivered papers by Jeep to more than 300 rural customers In sur rounding communities. Citizenship Oath Given Objector BALTIMORE UV-The Jananese- horn wife ot a Seventh Day Ad ventlst minister was permitted yes terday to take her oath of citizen ship without the customary swear- ms; to near arms lor her country. Mrs. Masu Sager ot Takoma Park. Md., told Chief Federal Judge William C. Coleman she would promise to do noncombatant service but said her religion would not allow her to swear to bear arms. Under these conditions and after considerable i questioning, Judge ioieman allowed her to take the oath of allegiance with the phrase sirtctten out. Mail Mau Killed In Air, Land Strikes NAIROBI, Kenya (AT The Brit Ish claimed today their ground and air forces have killed at least 125 terrorists of the anti-White Mau Mau in strikes during the past 10 days. The colonial government said 53 Mau Maus also had been caDtured during the period. The security lorces losi live men. including: one rjuiopean. WEEK'S SEWING BUY 9230 14VS-2414 Half-size wonder dressl Easy on the eyes, easy to slip into and sew-easiest of spring! Look at the diagram. Tula pattern Is propor tioned for short, fuller figures no alternation problems. Perfect for 'round the house pretly enough to go super-marketing, too. Pattern 9230: Half sire, mi I 11'.. 18H. SO'',. Mi' oi- ai-,1 10' j takes 35i yards 35-lnch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thlrty-llve cents In coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., PO. Box 6740. Chicago 80. Ill Print your name, address, tone; (lie, aiyie number. HfpM j 7 s I 5 .1 k n Earnings Told dent. Oross revenue for the year amounted to $14,355,114, an in crease of $420,409 or 3.02 per cent over 19o2. Mr. Cummins pointed out that the year Just concluded was one oi con tinued sound growth. Sales were 1.276.164.620 kUowatt-hours. an in crease of 4.57 per cent over the previous year. Average residential consumption was 7.931.ini Kuowau- hours ner customer, a gain of 693.54 suowau-iic'trs over last year. In his repot t to stockholders Mr. Cummins states that, "Last De cember, the Pub'ic Utilities Com missioner of Oregon and the Pub lic Utilities Commission of the Smte of California acted favorably on Copco's applications, made hi May of last year, for higher elec tric rates. The authorized increase in irates will result In additional gross revenues to the company of approximately $2,100,000 annunlly fiom operations In California and Oregon. Full benefits from this additional revenue will be reflected In the company's 1954 operations." Air. uummlns also told stockhold ers that the large construction pro grams, 'which have been an impor- ! lar. flnd nec.M.r n mf th. . i ... Z 1 pany s activities lor tne past eight years, resulted hi expenditures of nearly $19,000,000 last year. Since World War II, the company has expended $82,557,260 on new con struction projects. Vietnam Treaty Talks Opened PARIS I France and Viet Nam opened talks Monday de signed to lead to- a treaty of limited independence for the war ravaged Indochlnese state. Premier Joseph Laniel and Prince Buu Lot, the Vietnamese premier, occupied the honored seats as the negotiations opened Monday morning In the ornate clock room of the ministry of for eign affairs. Later, technical experts are ex pected to take over most of the work of the conference, -which may last as long as three weeks. Air Crash Heroine Goes On Honeymoon SANTA ANA, Calif. Of) A oluckv young McKeesport, Pa., airline hostess who was credited with saving 26 passengers from a flam ing airliner last September, was on her way to the East Coast today on her honeymoon. miss Patricia Grivna; 22, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Orivna of McKeeannrt. was Saturday night In a formal cere mony to Raymond M. Cheseldine Jr., of nearby Fullerton. She aided in sa-vlmr 28 neranns including three babies, from a Northwest Airlines plane which crashlanded at McChnrri Air Base a short time after taking off from Seattle. Reds Accused Of Holding Koreans SEOUL liR-outh Korea today accused the Communists of kid naping more than 80,000 citizens of this republic. Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tal asserted the Reds had released "not one single person out of the tnousands of Korean kldnanees In the March 1-2 exchange of civ- mans, me Reds returned 19 for eigners and received 37 Koreans. Pyun observed in a statement: "We earnestly desire to. have some of our brethren back even if in so doing we may have to lend some sheepskin to the Communist wolf." Foreign Sale Of Grain Said Slow WASHINGTON InV-Secretnrv nf Agriculture Benson Is finding it difficult to sell surplus wheat abroad even at cut-rate prices. Three months aeo the secretnrv sought to stimulate lagging export sales by offering government owned supplies at reduced prices to markets not covered by an in ternational wheat agreement. But takers on this offer have been relatively few. The .volume shipped abroad under it has been running at less than a million bushels a month from a govern ment-owned surplus of about 3S0 million bushels. , World wheat sunnlles are at rec. ord levels this year. CinemaScope surrounds you with the world's most beautiful women., CinemaScope engulfs you in glamour from Manhattan penthouses and fashion shows to silver-streaked ski slopes and the great outdoors. Air Force Considering Bv ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON Wi The Air Force may" turn- to swift. Jet powered tanker planes to provide mld-alr refueling for the new B52 all-Jet heavy bombers of the Strategic Air Command. The B52a are expected to begin Paint Store Plans Opening ftrftnrl nnenlna- fnr vft Pnlnf cttnre, at Ite rtftuf Infatinrt Ron vl.m. ath Avenue, will be held March 11, 12 ana 13. Coffee and doughnuts will be fwrvprl riurlncf thn thrA clave There, will be gardenias for the laaies, suckers and balloons for the youngsters. Dally prizes and . a grand prize Saturdav nicht will he awarded. The opening at this address marks the consolidation of Keith COddiniTtOn's enntrnrtino- nnfnt business and his retail operation. The retail store was located at 515 Main after he purchased the Gen eral Paint Corooratlon'a Klnr there last year. He will continue to serve me wnoiesaie accounts serviced by General Paint and is carrying the full General Pfltnt linn Tn ariHIHtn there Is complete rental equipment tor iioor care as well as sprav equipment for the new line of wall Paint. Nationallv knnwn Hnne nf wallpaper are also carried. Manager of the retail division is Jack Neipp, a resident of Klamath Falls' for 18 years, who was with General Paint for about eieht months prior to its sale to Cod dington. He and Mrs. Neipp and their two children livn at auto ts.!- Drive. . Expected here for the store open- hlK are Sid RacrmiKcpn .1r nf rtn. land. Pacific NorUlWPst manaa. for General Paint, and Bud Apple- aisinuuior :or snra-Knte.' from Portland. Movie Actor Sued For Divorce LOS ANTrtlr:T.rci ln i- yi , . -7- -J Ml, MUl winiiu- u,e movie ne-man, has been sued for Hivm i, cruelty, by his wife of eight years. o. iiinuuier, a lormer actress known nrnfpcclnnall.. w-... HOShpU r M nnf -1-.-,,' . , ,,ub give uewus OI nutuaaiions in ner suit filed in Superior Court yesterday. The rnnnla cm,.i.j i 1 t 30 after a series of estrangements --.-.U1II.I111U1UII2. unctcr a prop erty settlement the actor's wife is to receive Alimnnv nr eo qjn - month for six months; $2,166.67 sur me next six months and then 1.100.01 unm sne dies or remar ries. The norpr-msmt aUn ul' viianoier is 10 pay 5500 a iiiuuui lor siinnni-r ot the - -hi dren. .Inmio a nA nnn a , -. -- , inua, 1, mm that Mrs. Chandler is to have their cuaiuay, v ' DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! THI STORY OF A LOVE THAT MADS WONDERFUL MUSIC! JUMSON MILLER w emu tun ctva raw . m mm nutu luiim . urn nanus. . UII urn I I f reiiws . ist asilIISHU SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS 4 ) CtINN Miun J V Will SttS; MARILYN BETTY It1! . Ir-''c4. coming off the' production line late this year. Each Is being equipped to replenish Its fuel supply in flight to offset, rate of fuel con sumption by its eight thirsty jet engines. ... Mid-air refueling for medium B47 Jet bombers Is standard prac tice. All tanker planes now used are piston-engined aircraft, the KC97 Boeing 8tratofreighter, with tanks and a "flying boom" for transfer of fuel to Jet bombers or fighters. Airmen are highly pleased with the current method of replenish ing jet bombers and fighters In mid-flight. But they also say that a loss in efficiency, in time and in fuel, will always exist when a jet bomber refuels from a piston engined tanker. The reason: A Jet engine performs best at Ugh altitude, where the air is thin. Sacred Heart Notebook By BEATRICE WALSH The last week of the term Is always a busy one, and this one Is no exception. Exams are now being "enjoyed" by everyone. Report cards won't beTllstributed until af ter the spring vacation.' Trojans travel to Ashland Thurs day for the Southern Oregon Col' lege "B" basketball tourney. Their first game will be at 7:30 p.m. Because of exams only the team will attend, but everybody will be winning of tnem. Thursday, March 11, is also the date set for the carnival. Fresh men and juniors are to bring can dy; sophomores, pies and the sen iors, cakes for the refreshment sale. Dinners ' will be served by inc.- seniors, with the Juniors as sisting. Tickets are now available. Several beautiful prizes will b giv en. Don't forget to come. Magazine subscriptions are still coming in for the Curtis Company drive. The goal Is hoped to be reached by the end of this week. uompeuuon is mounting. "King of Kings," a movie on the life of Christ, was presented by (tie juniors today, for the benefit of the prom fund. They are also sponsoring a rummage sale Sat urday, March 13, In the parish hall, New Nursery Location Told The Malin Nursery, operated by FlOVd Rcott has. hpen v:tnhllohwt at Homedal'e and Harlan Drive In iuamatn Fans, and nbw has a very large selection of hardy shrubs, Scott announced. Scott hna hr-an In thn fai-mlnr and nursery business In the Malin aisirici, ana nas just opened his business in Klamath Falls this spring. MATINEE I-30 EVENING a-SOf LAST DAY of All Motion 'a Pictures! Technicolor Robert TAYLOR Deborah KERRjj&- COLOR CARTOON LATE WORLD NEWS HIWITIW'f HA'Kiiler . ......ySlll. II 1L. 1 I J MONROE GRABLE BACALL wTluam POWELL TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1954 Jet Tankers A piston-engined aircraft mjhl more power at lower altitu47 B47 usually cruises m anTr7" or above. The KC97, totinsTv!? 6,000 or 7,000 gallons of Ms?' in addition to its 0WB i!L has a practical ceiling foriS' big of about 20,000 feet. To the bomber must descend uS then climb back with the 3 panying high fuel consuiS rate for s climb. , What is true of the B47 uL will have ever greater enr! refueling of the B52, a mffioj ger and somewhat faster Kut The Air Force disclosed last 's,, : th?,t.,1LwaB. ePr'ntn7JS a B47 inverted to a tankej by the Boeing Airplane Co tJ Boeing company annoiineed week that Its new Jet "SmC a prototype of which is belnTB can be utilized as a taSer.T' Boein expects to get a -nk tag speed of about 550 mllej Tat "H'"K"' 4.1110 would brina the speed of a tanker up tof satisfactory match with . ii .bomber-and at the same ttw make it possible to eperatt tk. tanker at the bomber's Mrn5 cruising altitude. , Dlmenstots the Jet transport are almost' great as that for the piston-enrijii tanker. Oregon Gets New rrlA Director WASHINQTnN w v...ii ' Sawyer of Portland, has r piiicu,micvir ui Me garouf Home Administration for Ore Washington and Alaska, Sen oS Cordon (R-Ore) reported Mooln 8awyer, now manager of ii' oKiii-uiiuie ucpanment of the Portland Chamber of Conunerct succeeds Walter Duffv in Z S9.360-a-vear lob. nnffu k.. 7. - - - - ueo . signed.- Young Actress Hit j By Misfortune L0S ANGELES ffl Anote misfortune has befallen sctmj Suzan Ball, 20, whose right kt was amputated last Jan. 14. Miss Madeline Benavides, M sued her yesterday for Jl,ui claiming she was hurt when the actress' car ernshprl Into the h..k of hers Oct. 17. Miss Ball, who plans to result her film career as soon u srn can Wnllr With anff ai-titUI-l iu first injured the leg two years ago uuiiiuig m 1. jnuvie scene. 11 l'einllirarl lntpr A rnalltmani w j - - - .... ,BuBut lie fectlon developed and surgeons n uiuveu tne leg 10 prevent sprtw of the malignancy. POORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! (SITIIIKWtWW CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 STARTS SUNDAY! COME EARLY! LAUREN 00 Kiddie 50c nets. T 2T.: TfCHNICOlOR HITS go eggjg Lancaster WLBgT.iMiiiawiiL Robt WALKER Joanna DRU fTfTrr, Silly FORREST mi IHUM lV