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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1954)
PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 19iU I TODAY! I DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. ' ii i i jsa fin KCWT 4- JACI! HAWKlNs"oOHALO SINDEN Fig McKENNA SUSPEHSE v v--2 EDWUO ROBJNSON JOHN FORSYTHE wJg2- im ctf i HEUDECgM MTHUM WISHES AUo Color Cortoon - t-of Newt EFLW 1450 K. PST Thursday Evcnlnff, March 25 8:00 Meet Mr McNulley i'BS 6 30 Record Dcruy 7 00 On Stage CHS 7:30 The Choraliers CBS 00 Meet Millie CBS I M Lowell Thorns CBS 11:45 Tennessee Exme Show CBS 9:00 Beulah CBS ' 0:15 Doctor"" Orden 0:30 Mystery Theatre ABC iw.ua mom nuiui 10:13 Lum St Abner ABC 10: :w Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sutn Off Kens Summary 11:03 Sim Off - 1454 Kc - PST Friday. March 26 00 Early Bird New 6:05 Alarm Clock Club fi:30 Halter's Almanac ' 6.43 Ride the Bus 6:55 Music 7:00 Nw Lreaafait IdiUoa 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred ABC T.40 Ben Crocker ABC 7 4 Harry Babbitt CBS Breakfast Club ABC 0:00 blue Skies 0:13 Chet Huntley ABC 030 Helen Trent CBS B 45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Better Lfvinj Club 10:15 Ma Perkinj CBS 10:43 Stop St Shop 1D U wnrspenn oirec abv 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 11:30 House Party Cfls 1 ou bam nayes aoi, 1:14 Arthur Godfrey 145 Hank Henry Show 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 45 Ted Malone ABC 3 00 Wizard of Odds CBS TODAY! DOORS OPEN 6:30 NO ONE WITH A BADGE EVER RIDES AUDIE MURPHY DAN DURYEA SUSAN CABOT i i. j ... u Tires times Her uct CUrCllBia... Twice N ciai backilivi... NOW it null fan a showdown with tlii TOWN OF NO RETURN! Ir'Q::.. .-j'' . Ktlf attt Xtvin Cuf Inxh) dt I .- C-. Shorts - Cartoon - Newt Open 6:30 .JJ I 03EBGD1 TOMORROW! EEOflGb MONTGOMERY TaD HUNTER I 7 PLUS 10 CARTOONS i.i:iivnfTM:i.i.'Tniimg STARTS ( SUNDAY WONDERS NEVER CEASE III 8:15 Ruth Ashton CBS S.20 Betty Crocker ABC 3:23 Untold Story CBS 3:30 Hank Henry Show 4:00 Grand Central Station ABC 4 25 Basin Briefs 4.30 Spin with Wynne 4 45 When a Girl Marries ABC 500 Edward Murrow CBS 5:15 B at B Melody Time 5 30 Today's Sports HighJiahts , 5:45 Trank Gosa CBS 5:55 Hometown New ft:0O Godfrey DlneM CBS 7 00 Gillette right ABC 7:30 Les Griffith ABC 7 35 HiU Jr. Encore 8 00 Mr Keen CBS 30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Tennessee Krnie Show CBS - 00 Ozxie at Harriet ABC 9 30 Concert -ot Favorites tm.M 10 p m Headlines 10:15 Lum & A br er ABC ' J . ' 10.30 Kilocycle Klub , ' 1100 Sign Off News Summary ' 11.03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Rc. 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Tbr GOP leadership lost control lust lafhi and. when that became iipTiuni. azreed to accept the 1tcib!4iM appliance cut. The vote tar n ns M-23. Tixzv remaxs a good possibility Rt ap9larce tax cut. from 10 to i t7 ocsl. will be knocked out in titciereoce with the House, which t'u.ti to t-xh reduction. Sen. MilH t (H-CcOi. chairman of the Fi- naztie Committee, expressed be .jci the House would stand firm 11:1151 going below the 10 per cent level on most excises this year. Milhkm predicted to newsmen to day that other key amendments to the excise or sales tax bill spon sored by a group of Democrats would be beaten. He said the sen atn may complete action on the measure today. Sen. Douglas (D-Ill). chief spon sor of the reduction amendments, planned to ask first today for a Church Presents Travel Film "To Every Creature," a start ling, authentic missionary film, will be shown Thursday evening. March 25. at 1:30 p.m. in the Bible Baptist Church, 2244 Wiard Street. The 16 mm. motion picture, in color with sound, features on-the-scene shots and music direct from South America and Mexico, and the actual experiences of mis sionaries who suffered great hard ships and narrowly escaped death. It is produced by Or. Irwin A. Moon, of the Moody Institute of Science, to portray some of the difficulties faced by frontier mis sionaries and to explain how the effectiveness ot missionaries can be multiplied many times through modern marvels of transportation and communication. The public is invited to see this 45 minute long movie. DOORS OPEN 6:30 Toniqht ond Friday! fllT FOR A SOIDICRS vote on a proposal to cut the ex cise tax on autos from the 'present 10 to 7 per cent. This would slice the tax by 275 million dollars a year. Douglas says the cut would save about $50 on the price of a 2.000 car. The tax Is levied on the manu facturer, but is passed on to car buyers. The third amendment offered by Douglas would chop in half the present 10 per cent excise on tele vision and radio sets and phono graphs. Tills would be an 80-mll- lion-dollar annual cut. With the appliance relief Includ ed, total cuts in the excise bill now have passed the billion-dollar mark. The House originally voted a wide variety of reductions totaling 912 million a year. This brought down to a maximum 10 per cent level all excises except those on liquor and tobacco. Some are now as high as 25 per cent.. The Senate Finance Committee, chiefly by hiking the relief for movie theaters, boosted this total to 958 million before sending the bill to the floor. The cuts are scheduled to take effect a week from today, April 1. Senators Byrd (D-Va) and Wil Hams (R-Deli put in an amend ment to knock out all ot the cuts except those on movie tickets and other admissions. But this ap peared to be a forlorn gesture in the present mood of the Senate. In arguing for the appliance cut, Democrats hammered at the theme that the bill already cut taxes on such luxuries as furs, jewelry and night club admissions. They said household necessities should get relief too. On the vote, 35 Democrats, 28 Republicans and the 1 Indepen dent said "aye". Fifteen Republi cans and 8 Democrats voted "no". Book Club Hears Review An interesting review of "The Spirit of St. Louis," by Charles A. Lindbergh, was given by Jon nlc Bell to the Edith Cunning Book Club, Monday evening, March 23, at the home of Nina Swaney in the Hunt Apartments. Those enjoying the review were: Ruth Doerr, Margaret Strode, Orace Klntgen, Ollle Landram, Mary Kessi, Isabelle Brlxner, Patricia Rieck, Dolly Cox, A n n 1 s Struthers. O e r tru d e Tolle, Loralne Qulllcn and Folly Schroedcr. The next meeting of the group will be a the home of Ruth Doerr nt Oretcch, on April 26 at 7:30 p.m. Chiang Pledges To Regain China T4.IPEH, Formosa W President Chiang Kai-shek today pledged his remaining years to the task ot recovering mainland China from the Reds and establishing a "free, democratic and Independent China." Cniang, in a speech closing the National Assembly, which re elected him to another six-year term, said his government would welcome criticism intended to lurthcr the cause of democracy in China. , Hut ke said this "privilege" did not apply to Communists, fellow travelers or to "people shouting from aanctuaries abroad." The latter apparently was a ref erence to K. C. Wu, former gov ernor of Formosa now In Evan sinn, in., and such persons as Li Tsnng.Jen.'who was sacked by the Assembly March 10 from the vice presidency. LI has lived In Now York for several years. BABY SITTER DALLAS Hi George Rose, whose wife work aaIuah m baby sitting problem. 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