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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, MAY 22, 1tM4 PAGB TWO nERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 1 (Radio FLW I4M Kc PST SaiunUy SvcBlng, May M . 00 Let's Prtnd CBS . v L 1 0:30 You Wrt ThtT ' " C:4S WonU of Utm 7:00 Two for Tht Money- CBS ' 9:30 Charlie' Bedtime Stories e W OO The Lone Ranter ABC . 8 25 ABC Lste SporU ABC 8:30 Gunsmok CBS .55 Sanks Salute CBS . :00 Address by Sen Know-lend CI 0:30 Addreu by Boot. LcBsroa CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines -10:15 Denclnc Party ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sim Ott News Summary -11:05 Sifa Off Sunday, May 23 -M CAnPrt Mall RftvleW ABC '-. . 8:00 Salt Lake City Tabernacle CBS ft:.10 Light and Life Hour ABC ' fiflO The World Tomorrow ABC 0:30 How Chrlstiau Science Heals 9:45 Adventures in Science CBS lo-OO The Symphonette CBS 10:30 National Vespers ABC 11. -00 Firat Prcsbyurian Church . KM Christian in Action ABC 12:30 InviUUon to Learning CBS 1 IjviI Ntam ' 1:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC 2:00 Voice of rropnecy abv. SS)0 Battle Report ABC 3.-00 Hour of Decision ABC A-Wt Amsia Mr Andv CBS '4.-00 Edcar Berscn and Charlie Mc Carthy CBS 4 J0 CBS Newsroom Sunday Desk CBS' -8:00 Report on Indochina CBS .. :00 The Gene Autry Show CBS C:30 Sunday Serenade 7:00 Our MlsS Brooks CBS 7:30 My Little Margie CBS 8:00 Tha Bing Croiby Show CBS 8:30 The Jack Benny Show CBS 8 KM The Whistler CBS . 9:30 Hallmark Playhouse CBS 1P:15 Monday Morning Headlines ABC 10:30 Revival Time A-a. 11:00 Sign Off Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Off . . K KFLW 14M Kcv-PST Monday, May 24 9 00 Early Bird Newe :0S Alarm Clock Club 8:30 Lou's Almanac,,. 8:45 Ride The Bus 8:55 MusiO . 70 Nw Breakfast Edition - 1:15 Charlie's Roundup 70 Bob Garred ABC' 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC ' - 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 6:00 Blue Sklet 9:15 Ma Perkins CBS 0:30 Young Dr. M alone CBS. 9:45 The Fenney'a Show . 10H Chet Huntley ABC 10:18 Perry Mason CBS 10.30 Nora Drake CBS . 10.45 Stop fe Shop- 10:55 Whispering Street ABC " -11:15 Brighter Day CBS ,, ' ' 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 1X00 Noon Edition News . . 13:15 Payless Sidewalk Show .12:30 Sara -Hayes ABC -32:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4 2:00 Wizard of Odds 2:15 Ruth' Aahton , 2:30 Phil Nonrtan CBS - 2:30 House Party CBS . ' 3:00 Better Livta ' - ' . 3:15 Hsnk Henry Show . ; ' 3:45 Basin Briefs 3:5S Betfy Crocker ABC . 440 Ted iHalona ABC 4:15 .Spin With Wynne, ' 4.45 When 'A Girl . Marries ABC 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:15 Let's Go To Town 2:30 Today Sports HlghJighU, S 45 Frank Con-CBS . r 5:59 Hometown News ; COO Lux Radio Theater CBS 1M The Lone Ranger ABC i 7J5Lea Griffith. News ABC -. 7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC - - 7:45 Guest Stat . - ' 80 Suspense CBS j 8:30 Lowell Thomas CBS . 8:45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 9:00 What Do You Think? 9:15 Forward March , - 9:30 Preview of Tomorrow 9:45 Desert inn Orch CBS : .10:00 ur p.nt Headlines . 10:15 Sports Roundup ABC 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hearing CBS mww9w www vi Canadals I. Toe Scswk Beets Acreas Ceeede ConotiKtn Rockie Jasper Narienoi Pork, ?Minoki, Montreol, Boston, New York, ond bock via Woshing ton, -D-C- from ;5aottie. . . .T , ApproL itirst 2. Alesfctf psiase raisss 10 poys, Skoflwo$ 15.00" end up Conod- ton fund. '5 Day. Ketchikon J 1 10.00 ond up, Conodion Funds, atcs and soilings from Vancouver, B. C only. . i. Trienfle Tear Steamer Roil Trip Vancouver. Prince Rupert, Jasper Natienol Pork. Cruist in side seas, sheltered coastline, 550 miles. 7 day from Seattle. Approx. $14t.M 4. Eastern Ceaediee Cirles Con odion Rockies, Jasper Park, Winni peg, Niogora Falls, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreol, Quebec ond choice of re turn routes. IS days from Seottle., Approx. IIIMO J. Wetk-eed Iceeenr Tear Jasper National Pork. Hove a breofc in 'the busy; days'. Opportunity for rlf, fishing or fust plain loafing, doys from Seottte. V Approx. I7J.7I f. Jester Ketteitet Perk All ex pense Tours from Jasper Pork Sta tion, includes transfers, meals drives ond lodging. 1 to 4 doys. S20.50 to $H00 and up, All Americon Plon.- T. CeMdlea tackles Ceefftl Irit tsh. CeleatWo Vancouver, Jasper Park, Prince George, Cariboo, Gold fields. ,5 days from Seattle. ' . , Approx $90.15 t. "Dm last Tour", Prevlacei-ky tee-See Atlontic Ocean Ports, Provinces New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, return via Boston'onfl New York, 22 doys from Seattle Approx. SJtO.IS 9. -U.S.CeMiflf! circle Teer VrtltSt. rul,;MirineobOsf Chicogo, Detfptt,.. Torento. Return vo Mjnokt Lodge in Ontario, Winni peg, Jasper Pork, Prince Rupert ond Ocean Cruise 550 miles to Vancou ver. 18 doys from Seattle. , Approx. $105.50 10. Cenedlie Reckies, Netlewl Perks Teer-Jouer( Lake Louisa and Banff. Rail-Motor Combina tion, scenery unlimited for the camera ton. 9 doys from Seattle. Appro S20J.50 NOTtt Tmn fee! rati mi stoier tickMi, mmU end Udglmg im totkt, ! ao mU mm wint er wmmi a etaer maeier plus, VJ. tmn mm, Alse ask sbeat speelst ltlar. arise sad csit fer side trips freat Mentresl 4a Qecbee VHy, Isfaensy Blver, C3stps. FIc toe, Cspe.Breiea and Nsw fsandlsad. taqslre asset Vaga bond Cmltti en eer frlfbttri U Brltlth Weit In 4 lea Peril ant Sestk America. wmm Pet details Vrird -JAMB N. BILL, O.A.P.D., . 114 Jews Veen Blee., Seettle I, Wesk., Pkeao MA 4905 of Tear T revel Aeest, . dfjoy tUXto Sitn Otf News Summary U oo ign uii KFJI-U&i Kc PST Salurdajr Kvcnini;, May U 00 How It MeppeneO Pee Wee Nlidrtam and his Rainbow Melody Boys 3.1 Hollywood Hlftmchts :M Aaasmbly of Goo Hour f;00 Tommy CWen and His Western Ilhythm Mter TtM Klsmsth Temple Hour 00 Club 1130 8:00 Nine O Clock Newt DLBS IS Muiic 100 Shady Side of Mldnlfht 11:00 Sun Ott. KFJ1 1150 Kc PST , Sunday. May ti T:S0 Oral Roberts Sou wings as HeaUM :30 Baca to God DLBS 00 Radio Bible Claaa MBS I N Youth Soldiers ter Carutt 9 AS Pantacostal Church 10:00 Newspaper ( tha Atr DLB1 10:15 Frank and Ernast MB 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Keep Healthy MBS 11:15 Land of the Free DLBS llsc Music of Manhattan 11:45 Acroas the Blue Pacific DLBS 12:00 News DLBS 12:13 Bill Cunnmthsm MBS 15:30 Comic Weakly Man lKMl Guy Lombardo Urrhtitra DLBS 1:30 Flight In tha Blue MBS 1.53 Lome Green MBS 2.00 The Shadow MBS a so True Detective MBS 3:55 Cecil Brown News MBS 3:00 Nick Carter MBS On The Una With Bob Considlne MBS 3:45 Sports Time with Harry Wismer MBS 4-00 Search That Never Ends MBS 4.43 Home CrafUman o( tha Air 4:30 Squad Room MBS 5:00 High Adventure MBS ' 5.30 Jimmy Fidler 5:45 KTJI Commentary 6:00 Walter WincheU ABC 6:15 Local News :SS Hollwood tllehliehta 6:30 American Legion Auxiliary UBS tdo sunaay concert 7:30 Counterspy MBS 140 Let George Do It DLBS 6:30 Stale of the Nation MBS . 8:00 Nine O'clock News DLBS : 15 Snorts Hall of Feme 4:30 Chicago Theater of tha Air 10 JO Sign Off KFJI 1150 Jtc PST Monday, May 24 f :S0 Sunrlae Serene Oe 6:30 Farm Reporter A:4S Sans at the Pioneers 7:00 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 7.15 Breakfast Gang afats 730 Today's Best Buys 7:45 First Edition Local News 7:33 Something To Think About 5. -00 Cecil Brown MBS S:15 Bob Greene Newa DLBS 6:20 Melodic Interlude 8:25 Holland Bngle Newa MBS 1:30 Brut test Gang MBS 6:45 Morning Melodies JO Carnation Milk Hme :45 Music of Manhattan lt:M Newspaper of the Air DLBS 16:16 Telia Test DLBS 10:30 A Visit to Weiifietd's 10:35 A Visit to UcConkey's 10:40 Music ie A Visit ta LaPatatas 1140 Cliff Engle News DLBS 11:10 South Sixth Street Varieties 11:36 Queeo for a Day MBS 13.-60 Tine from the Town Shop 12:15 Noonday Edition Local Newa 12:36 Bast an Reeera 12:45 Notes from the Scooper 140 Matinee Melodies 340 Lake view Roundup Time 3:25 Sam Hayes News 3:30 Here's The Answer , . 3:45 Tello Test DLBS 440 Let's Go To Town 4:19 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 4:30 Glen Fox at the Pisno 445 Sam Hayes Newa DLBS . 540 News DLBS 545 Bobby Benson MBS 5:30 Wild BIU Hickeck SJ6 Caeil Brown MBS 6 06 Gabriel Header MBS 6:15 Evening Edition Local News 6:23 Hoi7wood Higallghla 6:30 Virgil Pinkley News DLBS 6:45 Sam Hays News DLBS 6. -86 Bill Beary MBS 740 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports Renort 7:40 Timber Tales - :4S Perry Como Show. MBS . 840 The Falcon MBS 8:30 The Railroad Hour NBC 6.-60 Newipaoer of the Air BLBB 6:15 Fulton LawU Jr. MBS 0:30 Moonlight Melody Time 0:5j Robert Hurleigh News MBS 10:00 Shady Side of Midnieht 1140 Sign Ott KCNO PROGRAM SCHEDULE 57 Kilocycles, Altaraa, Cal'V Sunday, May. 33 . 740 Sunrise Serenas 7:30 World News 7:45 Little White Chapel 6:00 Muiic for Sunday 6:15 Calvary Echoes 8 JO Judy Fealty News 8:35 Band Music 6:43 Concert 6:13 Ministerial Program 6:30 Church Directory . :45 Mantovanl .1040 News Features ' 10:15 Savy star Time 10 JO Chapel in the Sky 1140 Concert Moods. - , . 13:00 Noon Prayer - 13:00 Sports News 1345 Lake County News 12:10 Modoc News - 12:15 Neon Newa 13:30 AH Time Hits. 13:35 Wa Factory Part I 13:45 Wax Factory Part II 140 Wax Factory Part III .1:30 Organ Moods ' 1:45 Guest Star 240 Newa and Sports 313 Tin Pan Alley 3:30 Errand of Mercy Drama 3:45 Sunday Concert 340 News Sponsored 345 Sunday Concert 3:30 Proudly We Hall 440 News KIwmHi Falls, Orm AMERICAN CHINESE Foo4l l tlwir bmf en - B. Let, Mgr. fk MM Far (Mm T. T.k Oat WHAT 1 1'coS eV.rw"'.' .SI-'!, M A M 11 wfa DR. ELMO STEVENSON Modoc Scout Council Meets Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president ot Southern Oregon College, will be principal speaker at the 18th an nual meeting ot the Modoc Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, to be held Sunday, May 23. The meeting will be held in the Klam ath Falls Armory and will begin with a 1 p.m. luncheon to be served by Jen-Eds. William G. Ely, president of the council, will preside and Vern Owens, meeting chairman,' will act as master ot ceremonies. There will be election of officers and recognitions for outstanding serv ice in scouting to be made by Calvin Peyton, Ronald Fhalr end James Pmniger, Committee members in addition to Owens are Dr. William Holford, .Tames Patterson and James Pin' niger. Parents and persons inter ested in scouting are cordially in vited to attend the council meeting Langell Soil Hearing Slated Notice of a hearing on the pro posal to extend the boundaries of the Langell Valley Soil Conserv' tion District has been received from the State Soil Conservation Committee at Corvallis. According to the uotice 29 land' owners adjacent to the nrosent boundaries have forwarded a signed petition to the. committee requesting the Inclusion ot addi tional territory into the district. A public hearing will be held on the proposal at 8 p.m. June 4, at the Langell valley soil conserva tion District office, in Bonanza, at which time all persons, firms and corporations holding title to any lands lying within the limits of the territory and all other interested parties are Invited to attend and will be given an opportunity to be beard. U.S. Jobless List Declines WASHINGTON Iff Fresh Labor Department figures point to in im provement in the unemployment situation. The department's Bureau of Employment Security said yester day unemployment among workers covered by state Jobless insurance declined by 56,800 during the week ended May 8 to a new levrt of 2.124.000 ihe lowest in three months, but. still well above the ,10u total a year ago. The bureau traced the Improve ment to a seasonal employment picKUp in certain industries. 4:0S Show Tlffl. Rcvu. 4:30 Muiic S:1S World Nm rinal 3:30 Situ Ott KBES TV Medford. Chaaae! 1 ' - Saturday, May 22 1:00 Preaknest Stake 1:43 Test Pattern 3:20 Devotioni 3:30 Faith for Today 4:00 Angus Bowmer 4:30 Western Theater 3:30 Melody Wranglers 6:00 That's My Boy 6:30 Spotlight on the Y 7:00 Jackie Gleason S:0O-Amateur Hour 8:30 Break the Bank 9:00 Best Theater (Double reature) 10:40 News 10:43 Weather 10:30 Sign Oft r- . Sunday, May 21 100 Adventure . 2.00 American Week 2:30 Bernard Baruch . , 3:00 American forum 3:30 This is The Lite 4:00 Sunday Matinee 3:30 Hollywood Album S:30 Fashion Review 6:00 Jack Benny 6:30 Lit. ol Riley V. . : 7:00 Toast of The Town - :30 Weekly News Revelw , .' ' . 0:00 Loretta Young 0:30 Inner Sanctum '. ' - . 10:00 Best Theater ., i 11:00 News , 11:03 Sign Off 1 WILLIAM 6. ELY I5 rll-X! VERN OWENS Wing Tips By NANCY TANNER Hi again from Uie CAPC. We've told you some ot what CAP is. some ot Its history, how we re 11' nanced, and what some of our mis sions are. This time we'd like to tell you about our cadet program, what we learn, and who Is eligible for CAPC- The cadet program was designed to develop in youth an awareness of the social, political, economic, International and vocational as pects in aviation. As Junior mem bers of the Civil Air Patrol or ganization, Uie cadets were pro vided with a comprehensive back ground in aviation fundamentals an military procedures. Cadets are acquainted with flight fundamentals' and are trained in ground search and rescue tech niques. Cadets do not get flight Instruction, however, with the par ents permission, orientation flights are given cadets by CAP seniors and Air Force personnel at various Intervals throughout their training. The cadets also receive training In the power of flight, the path of flight weather, air traffic con trol, national and international problems of safety and control, vocational opportunities In avia tion, radio, code, navigation, pho tography, and meteorology. Anyone 15 years old or In high school Is eligible for CAPC. if their parents are American citizens and if they have satisfactory grades in scnooi. to Join CAPC, visit the unit in Klamath Falls, which holds meetings every Monday night, 6:45 to 8:45, at Altamont Junior High on South Sixth Street. CAP Cadets will not be expected to Join the Air Force, nor will being in -cadets hold any bearing on your draft status. CAP Cadets may wear the Air Force uniform with certain distinc tive inslgnlas. CAP and CAPC members are expected to purchase their own uniforms. The local squadron or the state wing does not buy the uniforms. We would like to thank all the people that made our recent rum mage sale a success. A special thanks to The Herald and News and to KFLW and KFJI for their help. . At 'our last meeting It was an nounced that tbe Klamath Falls Cadet Squadron had been dcac tiviated as a separate squadron an bad been activated as an attached squadron under the sponsorship of tbe Klamath Falls senior squadron as of April 27, 1954. This announce ment was made through Col. Jor dan, Wing Commander for the state of Oregon. we would like to Invite anv in. terested persons to attend our meetings either as a guest or as a prospective member. A cordial in vitation is extended to all narentji of cadets to attend our meetings crn more aDoui me cadet program. rauv siinurance rates were re duced at Hans Norland's without reducing- the quality of the coverage. 627 Pine St. YOUR PRESENT CAN BE BETTER Coll Derby's for: Tett Tower Service Antenna Initallation Trained and Experienced service on . . , TV and Radios (en anv make)' Magnavox TV SALES-SERVICE No matttr hew tood er bad your TV ti rial , , , M.in.v.K will krlni u btrMr picture, betttr Muriel. QUALITY COSTS LESS. Dephm MUSIC COMPANY ' 124 N. 7tn ' Ph. 451 Democrats Kill WASHINGTON in President El- aenhower's request to lower the voting age from at to II years was doomed tor tnis session oi Congress today by a solid Una of 3 Uemooratlo senators. The minority party membera mostly southerners-killed the pro posed constitutional amendment In the Senate late yesterday when supporters were able to round up only 34 yotea. That fell far short ol the two-to-ona majority required to approve the constitutional change and send it to me nouse lor a similar test. While Elsenhower's request was Shakespearean Plays Slated ASHLAND Eight veterans and six newcomers, to the Oregon Shakespearean festival stage In Ashland, have been -awarded scnoi arshlps to the 1954 festival, ac cording to Angus L. Bowmer, pio ducing direotor. The group of scholarship winners will form the nucleus of the com pany of approximately 50 actors who will appear In the four plays of the 14th season ol American oldest Shakespeare festival, which opens lu Ashland August 1 for a month's run. ' Although actors winning awards represent every section ol tile United States, Carnegie Institute ol Technology, Pittsburgh. Pa., leads all Institutions in numbers receiv ing scholarships with six. Among the veteran actors and actresses returning on scholarships are William Oyler, professional radio actor, Hollywood; Dick Itlsso and Brad Curtis, drama students at San Jose State College: Oeorge and Helen Davies Peppard, Car negie Tech; Joyce Womack, of the same university; Knox Fowler, U.C.L.A., and Frank Plnnock, Col orado University. All except Oyler appeared In last season's company, and he returns after a year's ab sence. In 1953 he played an out standing Brutus In "Julius Caeser." Scholarship winners were cho.sen by Bowmer out of over 15n ap plicants from every section ot Ihe country and several foreign coun tries. New to the company this year will be Eda Relss Merln, a profes sional actress ot broad experience in New York and Hollywood; Pa tricia Barrett, Claude Jenkins, and Robert Fields, all of Carnegie Tech; Robert Symonds, Texas Uni versity, and James Madison, Uni versity of Idaho. All have had a wide rrfhge of experience in Shake spearean drama elsewhere, ac cording to Bowmer. ' To be produced at the festival this season are "Hamlet," The Merry Wives of Windsor," "The Winter's Tale." and "Henry VI, Part 2." Information can be had by writ ing "Shakespeare," Ashland, Ore gon. Actress Charges Mental Cruelty LOS ANGELES Ml Actress Betty Hutton charged extreme mental cruelty in a divorce suit filed yesterday against dance dir ector Charles O'Curran, 39. The 33-year-old star asked re turn of her maiden name and aald there Is no community property. The couple married March 18, 1953. Miss Hutton divorced Ted Brls kin, Chicago camera manufacturer in April 1950 and again, after a reconciliation, in January 1951. When we reduced our Automobile Insurance rate, we did net reduce the quality of the coverage. Hans Norland, (27 rise St. - LOOK SLIM, TRIM! Every line Is designed to slim and trim your f igure I Neckline Is cut for coolness cut to conceal lingerie straps, loo, Make thu en- eemble SEW-EASILY In crisp cot ton with contrast bolero. You'll wear and love It all summer. Pattern 9270: Women's Bites 34, 3t, 31, 40 43 44 40 43 60 52 Site It dress 4W, yards 36-uich fabric; bolero takes 1 yards, This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Bend mirty-nve cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 0740, Chltago 80 111. Print your name address, tone; MS Eisenhower Request For IB also pending In the House It was believed futile for that body to even consider the amendment at thla session after the senate turn down. Not a Republican opposed the amendment in yesterday's record vote although two, Hugh Butler ot Nebraska and Malone of Novada, were paired against II. Only seven of the 47 Democrata Voted for It, while sevon others were palrod In Its favor. It was Uie second recent set back for an Elsenhower legisla tive proposal by the Senate, Demo crats earlier were chiefly respon sible for shelving, 00 to 43, Elsen hower's request for changes In the Tall-Hartley Labor Law, Opponents of Ihe proposed con stitutional change were led by Ben, rRussell iD-Oal, who bitterly as sailed It as "un Implied Insult" to governors and legislatures ot all the 48 stales, Russell's home state of Georgia now Is the only one that permits 18 year olds to vote. Although the Georgia senator said he. Is not Steel Talks Still Secret PITTSBURGH Ml A wall ot silence and quick relorla of "no comment" met a published report today that the big ClO-Unlled Steelworkers Union Is seeking a 50-cent-an-hour pay package boost irom oasio steel producers. Some Industry observors. al though surprised at the figure, felt the union following an old labor custom was asking for more than It knew it could get. Others called the report ridiculous. Ofllclals of the union and U S Steel Corp., contract pacesetter of the Industry, generally were mum but one union representative did say: "We prefer to negotiate our con tracts at the bargaining table, not in the newspapers." U. 8. Steel and union negotiators wound up a preliminary three-day bargaining session last Thursday at which tho USW outlined Its de mands. Now the nation's No. 1 ateel producer Is studying the pro posals and expects to have an an swer ready In about two weeks. Contracts expire June 30. The USW representa some eOO.OOO workers in baslo steel who now earn between 32.14 and $3.34 an hour. RELICS ' CASTELLAMMARE DI 8TABIA. Italy un Two golden Jars dating to the days of Imperial Rome were unearthed here by workmen ex cavating the ruins of ancient Sta ble. The Jars, known as amphorae, will be placed In Naples' national museum. I :ONTINUOUS FROM t2:45 P.M. NOW PLAYING! EXECUTIVE SUITE rutins WII1IAM HOLOEN BARBARA SiWfVCK FRKMM WALTER HDGEON SHEUEY WINTERS n I DEW 1AGGER HNA FOCH ! Short! Cortoen New Adult 75c Klddlcc 25e I BIG SHOTS! BLONDES! 1 LOVE NESTS! I SCANDAL! -. fcPv ffur plcturiiallon ol the best-selling novel opposed to an li-year-old vole as such, he aald the decision ahould be led up to each state Individ ually. Chairman Langer (R-ND) ot Ihe Senate Judloiary Committee, who lias often aided against Klaeuhower on other matters, thla time toamed Willi Republican Lender Knowland (Calif and Rcpublolan Bona. Dirk ten till) and Ferguson iMIchi In speaking for the lower voting age, ' Both Knowland and Langer pre dicted Congress eventually will ap prove an 13-year-old minimum for voters--a change that has been pro posed In Congreaa for years. All states except Georgia now set tho leital age at 21. Knowland replied to Russell's states' rights argument by snyUig that each of Ihe states must pass upon any constitutional amendment, He aald that waa because appro val of throe-fourths, or 30, ot Ihe states la necessary belore a con stitutional change can take effect. Russell and other opponents stressed that 37 atates had con sidered and rejected proposuls to lower tho voting age. In asking fur the amendment In hit State of Uie Union message OPEN 7:00 f M. rrONIGHT ONLYI PI0 TOMORROW! aWL" mm m CEttilt jamas- SHORTS-CARTOON . IOUjJOVMOcj CONTINUOUS FROM I2;49 SUNDAY! A I Mrll'it iUVl4 aresMMfT evaasfsll 9 ROSEMARY CLOONEY JACK (ARSON PAT aOWUYisCEItC I AMY CASS 0 A DRAMA asrBaspassaa- as f M il r j. . , ANY GAL rrr.: ADMITTED FREE! Year Vote last Jnomtry, KlKcnhowoi' suld: ; "ly,' ?oar our cltlnoim between Ilia ages of 10 awl 21 have, In Un, a nf peril, been Kiinimuiied In Unlit lor America, They should ' participate In Ihe polltlt-al prooraa that produces this liilelul sum menu." ' Peon Oeen12l45 ENDS TONIGHT! PATTLE TOVII THE DEADLIEST auNsuNOin or thi wmti 3 "JESSE pm . . . . JAMES THE VWALTONS' wL.' MUM ""'which 99 r w Aiirrrt iirnim urtirt'nituiM FRANCIS L SULLIVAN ma mm GUY MITCHELL DAUY'wi., JOANS GIIMT OF PASSIONS. AND PIRACY! .TfjaarnTiii .1 i J 0 ivi size style number.