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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO1 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY; MARCH 17, 1954 Jack Denny, Harold Uoyd Tell Of Protected Plans Bv BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD HI - Filmland lollowups- 1,. ha. ,.rrtt , daughter. Jack Benny Is st(ine back to work to pay ofl the J - ., .. .L . '"" -- like "The Freshman" and "Wei- Beany, oe of the few tag ";comt D-,ceT." hn5 are as funny to keep ep wt'h radio, aays ne ' M tlfv re when released. xaltbi t: op ha radio show nen j ..Bul j h,;, Mmi0 problems." scisrc .lhp tpecucird comedian said. Tto Kt.n Jack plans to Utf J. r,., ),., had ,. shouincs and kij vsradili show lo the PacilK younger people love lae pic NsrUswt H baa also considered :,ures- onc. ,re exposed to case Serro year ncn on wejuiera. The problem is how to get cue. I cuxht do it at LaJolla cvr some place like that." he ob aertred. "It's demanding role and would require me lo be onstage 3 the uaie. It presents cna. lecre: I've never done a legitl mate show belore. it might open up a whole new Held lor roe. Kismet Falls, Orffoa , AMERICAN CHINESE Ben B. Lee, Mgr.' 7k. MM Far Orders To Take Out VAN ORMAN'S ANNOUNCES Cryirtl cftr, ' MmlU, : 12 deni.r luiury fhMrt on (rtfy lon5 for better wear VAN ORMAN'S 527 Main Get with w Inlhree great Hudsons -at prices starting near the lowest Hudson's scatalionalTwin H-Power combines with new Instant Action Knifincs to givo you quick pickup at on.v point in the drivinK ranRC tlio groat nafcty ot surging engine rosponse. Twin H-Power is a multiple fueling system that develops more power from every drop of gas. Premium fuel is not required. Hudson's rugged Instant Action Engines make Twin H-Power trouble-free. Wo have a Twin H-Powered Hudson ready for you to try. See us! "Optional si ettra coat. JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES & SERVICE, Inc. wnta rviumarn dts. 4 I So - to tecaMec new llas 6. Or tne he i w"": n -nttHawrt." sd the conv I l bom ia . . BM Lloyd J naa nulling the ot me f fta old class them Into the the iters "Anybody under 24 doesn't know who I ani. I'm just a name to them; they haven't seen my pic tures. And the kids under 24 make up the bulk oi the movie audience. II you can't get them into the theaters, you can't make money." Frank Sinatra says he doubts if he will be in town for the Oscar event, in which he's favored to win the supporting actor's award. "I'm a saloon singer," he says modestly; "I've gotta go where the work is." I'll wager lieUl ar range to be here,..bowevcr! HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MED FORD Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J. E. Barley Joe Earley Jr. Proprietor! : - NEW LOW PRICES NOT IRREGULARS NOT SECONDS but as fine quality nylons as money can buy . exclusively ours in Klamath Falls. Personality Hose are made by two ef the nation's finer mills ... Davenport and Burlington. MELODY . , . first quality, full fash lontd 51 gauge, 15 denier. QQf . 100 DuPont Nylon pair 3 prs. . 2.65 SYMPHONY . . first. quality, full fash ioned 60 gauge. 15 denier. 1 AA 100 DuPont Nylon Pair ,,vw 3 prs. 2.95 try a pair Klamath Falls set (or senwtional performance ! mm EM I IHI I Hudson's New Instant Action Engines Stindird TOP VALUE WHEN YOU BUY... Local Firm Remodeled A remodeling program .that started belore Christinas last year at J. W. Kerns Oregon, Ltd 734 South Sixth, will be completed early next month. April 9 has been set for open house at the store which sells "anything from teacups to trac tors." In addition to remodeling, the store has Installed a complete sen-service system with two checkers, making It Klamath Falls' first self-service hardware and appliance store. By moving the firm's oifices to space not previously used. 2.500 square feet of additional display space has been added. , The entire Job of modernising and remodeling was done by the sun. "We're proud of the fact that we did the work ourselves and this year's expenditures on re modeling amount to only SIOOO, stated Ben Kerns, bead of hard. ware and promotions for the store. His assistant. Luella Kucera, .. is given credit for being the "guld- ing light" in the redecorating and painting of the store. Joe Over. ion, shop foreman, has been re. sponsible for all the carpenter work. The other two dozen staff members helped when they could taac time irom other dunes. The public is invited to the open nouse on Apru s. TOLICE RAID CArRO, Egypt I Police seized nine Creeks, two of them women in a swoop on what they termed the "most important Communist cell in the Middle East," Cairo newspapers reported Wednesday. WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS KC PAINT STORE 520 Klamath Ave. countonC'-, ill nan Wt isqukk- pstktit lot Belly Crocklt's flMsppli Upiids Dowa Cakl raada better with C H Cine Irmn suar. loqoick is product ol GsMtil Hills, lac . 1954 1954 HUDSON HORNET : HUDSON WASP HUDS0H JET Spectacular running male of the Hornet, in the low-medium price field. New lower price for 1954. trim tod elbtr tperifoatsOM ind iccworiM TOP VALUE WHEN YOU TRADE1 crt.w liU Sr. PST Wednesday Ev ealng. March IT 0:00 Crime PnotpfrspBtf CBk 0:30 Tlm Out . 1:00 Th Lono nanfrr ABC , 7:S Les OrlKllli ABC t:30 Lonsino S mpf ootU CM :oo rat in P w S30 LowtU Thomil f S:4S Tmntue. KrnH Shovo CBS 00 B.ullh CBS 15 Bill Ballanca show CBS :.T0 Thai's Hlch CBS 10 OS 10 . ntaolia . 10:1S Lum 'N Abner ABC . 10:30 Kiloeyclo Klub 11:00 Sim Oft Kn Summary 11:03 Sim ok KFLW US Xt. r8T Thursday. March 18 M Ctrly Bird Nwi . OS AUrm Clock Club 30 Htfttr-i Almuw S:4S County ASM I 6:M Music lu 7:M N - Bl'lUUt HIM 7:1S CkarMCs aM 7:30 Frank Gou CBS T.U lUrrj BaaMtl CBS B:OS Broakfatt Club AB ' SO Blua SklM :1S Chat Huntlay ABC :M Htlan Trant CBS 9:4a Ou, Gal aundav 10:00 Batttr Living iu i.i mm raraina w i V. TO Young Dr. Ilaiona CBS 10:s Marion from MilUr'a 10 SS Wkiaearlai straatt ABC 11:1S Ptrrr Maaon CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Briahtar Da9 CBS 11:00 Noon Iditloa Nava 13:15 Paylass Sldiwalk SHOW 12:30 Houaa Part; CBS l:oo Bam Huytt flat 1:15 Arthur Godlrrt CBS 1: Hank Hanry Show 3:00 Arthur Godfray CBS 9:43 Tad Malono ABC 3:00 Wizard o Oodi CBS 3:16 Ruth Athton CBS 3:10 Doraia Ball ABC 3:25 Untold Story CBS ?:30 Hank Henry 4:00 Grand Central Station ABC 4:35 Basin Briefs 4:30 Spin with Wyane 4:45 When a Girl Marries ABC S OO Bdward Murrow CBS S:1S Lao'a Photo School S:30 Today's Sparta Hlfkllfklo 1 11 Prank Gooa CBS S:SS Romatowa Nawa 00 Meat Mr. MrNutlty CBS S:30 Record Derby 7:00 On Stage CBS 7:30 Chorallers CBS 00 Meet Millie CBJ S.30 Lowell Thomaa CM 8:45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 9:00 Beulalt CBS 0:15 Doetor'a Order'a 9:30 Myatery Theater ABC 10:00 10 Headlinaa 10:13 Lum Si Abner ABC iu:ju Kilocycle hud 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off Km IIM Kc. NT . Wednesday Ereninr, March 17 g:M Gahrlal Haattar SCBB 6:15 Evening Edition Local News aa nouywooa Higmtgnu New lower price for this Hudson Hornet Hollywood Hardtop. Compact edition of the Hornet, with real economy. Has the road ability of the Hornet. Prices start near ihe lowest. 1 fubjwi to ebtng vttlmat setiM. Klamath Falls, Ore. J:3 Virgil Plnklt. Newt DL8S !:S 5. Hajea Nawa OLUS ST! - 1 "soars SCBS ,:oo Bed Skaltoti Show ' rts Becort 7:W Derbs TV Report 7:45 Parr-v Kb una J.1 I Waa a Communial for the tTIi Z I,"m"y Tneatar OLBS i?S f.w,0Per of the Air MBS S.15 Jultoo Lewla. Jr. MBS J Klamath rails Armory ... raaOUig i S Sf" WUmer Sports MBS 11:00 Sign Off ' " : ""J. IIM Ee. PST . Thoraday, March IS I"" "Porter :4S Sons of the Pioneer, rnf Hanilngwii "a.vs DLBS ':""raafst Gang OLBS J S " 5""on Loca! Newa . 1:2 Something to Think Aouut DLBS ! ! ?U Brown MBS l iX 5? Nawa OLBS , S:J0 Melodic Interlude ' !'SS,"W1 ""Sia News MBS :30 Broaltfast Gang DLBS S:4S Strictly Temlilln, :00 Melody Manor DLBS S:15 Mualo :3tl Haeal Markell MBS ) 0:30 Carnation Milk Tima ' 0:4S Hull. , n, MBn..,Bn !!'55 Ewapajar ot Th. Air DLBS 10:18 Tallo Test DLBS , 10:30 Prom Mv Slaapt . -5 . 10:35 Music 10:u A VUtt to La PolnU'a !i:S Sfondarful City MBS lias Kawa MBS , 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Tips Prom the Town Shop 12:1S Noonday EdiUon Local .Nows i4:ju nest on Record i:w ine Hour or stars 1:00 Dlclt Pow4l 1:15 Peggy Lee 1:30 Standard School Broadcast DLM 3:00 Newa DLBS S:OS Northwest Nw DLBS S:1S Music DLBS 3:15 Bob Greene News MBS 3:30 South Sixth Street VaxiallM 3:00 Hughesreel DLBS i 1:15 Tello Test DLBS 1 3:30 Ktrkwood Show DLBS 4:00 Town and Country Timo 4:15 Prank Hemingway Newa DLBS 4:N Curt Matte? Timo MBS 4:13 Sans Rajraa Nawa DLBS J 5.00 Sergeant Prestoa MBS S 30 Skr King MBS I M Cadi Brawn Haws MBS SO Gaeriel BeatUr MBS 0:15 Evening Edition Local News 25 Hollywood Highllghta 30 Virgil Pinklay Newa DLBS Sara Hayea News DLBS S BIU Kenry MBS 7:00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports Report T:40 Derbys TV Report 7:45 Eddie Ptsher Show MBS :00 Crime Pighters MBS 3:30 V Never Know 8:iS Harmonairea 3:00 Newspaper of the 4lr DLBS :1S Pulton Lewis. Jr. MBS . 3:30 Moonlight Melodv Time 0:45 Harry Winner Sports MBS 0:55 New ni.Tlft 10:00 Music Box Medlev Time 11:00 Sign Off KBE8 TV MEDFOBD Channel Wednesday, March 17 Afternoon DcvoUons Feminine Fancies : On Your Account Uncle Bill Show Western Theater Rogue Rod nnd Gun Club County Agent Boston Blackia Llberace Amos 'n Andy Life is Worth Living Best Theater ' News Weather Forecast . Sign Off 1 Thursday, March 18 Afternoon Devotions Garry Moore Feminine Fancies ' " On Your Account Uncle Bill Show Val Rogue Show ' " ' '. Western Theater a Cisco Kid 3:50 4:00 4-JO 5:00 COO 7:00 7:13 7:30 8:00 3:30 3:00 0:30 10:30 10:35 10:40 3:33 3:45 400 4:30 6:00 3:30 C:00 7:00 7:30 Prof. Yes or No Groueho Marx 4.Star Playhouse Lux Video Theater ' Ford Theater Favorite Story 8:00 8:30 8:00 8:30 10.00 Ifgwa Weataj 10:3S 10:40 eater Foretajt . Sign Off Japanese Premier Plans World Tour TOKYO l.fl Prime Minister Shlgeru Yoshlda plans to visit England, France, West Germany, Italy-Inc. is and the United Stales this yeai. Japan's ambassador to Great Britain, Shunichl Matsumoto told of the plans after a visit to Yoshlda's home today. Matsumoto said Yoshlda prob ably would leave for the United States In mid-May. WRAP-TIE RUNABOUT! Sundress! Playdressl Workdress! Easy? You never whipped any. thing up so fast. No fitting prob lems. It wraps I No Ironing wor ries, it opens flat. Choose a cool crisp cotton you'll live in and love It from this minute right through summer. Pattern 9078; Misses' Sizes 13. 14, 16. 18. 20. Sire IS takes 4t yards 35-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives pertect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five 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., P. O. Box 8740, Chicago 80, III. Print your name, address, tone; size style number. try TlTtVMsVwlflktffa. Aid Offered Atom Victims TOKYO tiPl The United States today offered top-flight American medical aid to U Japanese uouci men burned and blistered by- ashes from a supersecret U.S. test blast In tiie Pacific. U.S. Ambassador John Allison also proposed a joint Japanese American investigation of the March 1 Incident In the Bikin Enlwetok test region. - Only one of the 23 crewmen was considered in dangerous con dition when their boat arrived Sunday but all had entered a hos pital today. Three were added to the serious fist but doctors said they expect afl 23 will live. The Intensity of their burns skin blackening and hair falling out and their story of the blast stirred speculation that the March 1 test may have been a thermo nuclear (probably hydrogen) ex plosion. The crewmen's reports indicate they were about 80 miles from the blast center. The U.S. Embassy said a team of three American and three Japa nese doctors associated with the atomic bomb casualty commission In the atom-bombed city of Hiro shima will treat the victims. Allison's offer was the first offi cial comment from the United States on the incident. ; Icy Pavement Causes Smash An eiriprlv rnnntn wae liaai for minor injuries and released irom me nospitai mesaay morn ing, following a two car accident at the Lakevlew-Merrill Junction. T-7ncnltnli7pri .wpm Mr oivi KvB S. W. Moss. 2345 Rad'cilf fe, who were traveling east on highway fifi when, orrnrrlincr In' ni'ssnx State Police, a car operated by iieit wining, oi itouie z. salaried on icy pavement and crashed Into the front end .of the Moss car. Taken to Klamath Valley Hospi tal by Koler's. Ambulance Serv ice, the Injured couple was found to be not seriously hurt. REFUGEES BERLIN tVP More than 20,000 East Germans have fled the So viet Zone and , asked for political asylum in Allied West Germany since the start of the year, West West Berlin authorities re ported Wednesday. COMEDy OF THE YEAR SUNDAY! Men?IJon'tmirha Ihe way they tL Its Jd that hy think theyre entitled I eltt MICHAH O'ShtA : JACKUMMON TAnAVI Continuous All Day! Aduiti 1.00 : Kiddies 35cM 1 Include M Fed. Tox r ' i - 1 TJ COIUM8I m . mm i w I Senators Continue Lengthy Attack On Statehood Dills WASHINGTON (P) Southern senators skilled in the art of lengthy debate today continued their attack on statehood for Hawaii and Alaska. Sen. Daniel (D-Tex) was pre pared to take over where Sen. Eastland (D-Miss) left off last night. -. Eastland occupied the Senate floor for nearly four hours yester day In what lie said was the 'poeiace" to a discussion of his theme that Communists dominate the political and economic life of the Hawaiian Islands. . The Mississippi senator an nounced that he plans to speak lor "three or four days." Sen. Smathers (D-FIa), a leader In the opposition to the combined Hawaii-Alaska statehood, bill, . told a reporter there will be no fili buster In an effort to prevent a Senate vote. But he said he does not believe there Is a chance for a vote "on anything" In the Senate this week. He said an amendment propose lng commonwealth status for Ha waii and Alaska as a substitute for statehood probably will be .of fered In the Senate tomorrow. He said it will, be sponsored by Senators Monroney (D-Okla), Pul- bright (D-Ark), Butler (R-Md), Malone (R-Nev), Daniel, Smathers and others. Hie commonwealth proposal would give the two territories the present status of Puerto Rico with right to elect' their own gov ernors and the privilege of retain ing federal tax collections for local use. ... TONIGHT IS TOWER CLUB SURPRISE NITE DOORS OPEN 6:30 TONIGHT ONLY 'aaTam.am fWTHs EAST 7 sAND- TOMORROW!-! M-8-M IPAULIDOUGLAS jANETlOGH FEARLESS FAGAW mm MMwrnximm Color Cartoon News I B "I The Big-Time, Grand-Time, Great-Time Show in HT7B StVOUitEITWinwi v a MARILYN ' BETTY LAUREN MONROE GRABLE BACALL WLLIAM POWELL 2a. f But' they would not get votta. representation in Congress nor the right to participate In presidential elections. .- "If there Is no'vote on statehood In the Senate this week, the legis. latlon may be laid aside next week for Senate consideration of excise tax legislation and the 1952 New Mexico senatorial election contest. Eastland said he has informs, tion he will present to the Senate later on the extent of financing of the Communist press In Hau-U which he described- as a "very alarming condition." H also said he had proof that 115(1. 000 to (200,000 a year Is sent from Hawaii to uie wesi - sjoast to Harry Bridges ' to help spretd communism in the United States." Bridges, head of the Intematlou. al Longshoremen's and Ware. housemen's Union, was described by Eastland as a "puppet of Moscow." Mei. JO CVCNtNQ . iq ENDS TONIGHT! TOMORROW! luW-lrMSMMOK AM . Doors open 6:30 p.m. Doors open 1:45 p.m. S rKAiAfMlllv 8? P mm SCOTT SS-AOY ttit iotrmi ' ,T r, AIM W J