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FRIDAY. MARCH 14. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWO Storm Brings New Snow By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Late winter storms left a blank et of snow across wide areas in the Eastern half of the country today, with falls ranging up to nearly a foot in some areas. Thunderstorms and strong winds hammered areas in the Southeast during the night but appeared abating. The mid-March storms swept from the Plains eastward along ' the Ohio River and moved into Eastern sections of the nation. More than 9 inches of snow was reported in Cumberland, Md. Heavy snow also fell in eastern West Virginia, with up to 7 inches in some places. Falls ranged from 4 to 7 inches in a narrow belt from southwest Ohio through eastern sections of Ohio and across the central ana southern parts of Pennsylvania. From 1 to 3 inches fell in parts of Virginia and New York slate. The snow headed into New Eng land and was expected to continue in most of the Northeast during the day. At least nine deaths were blamed on the stormy weather. These included five in highway accidents in Kentucky and one in Maryland. Deaths due to over exertion while shoveling snow in cluded two in Ohio and one in Kentucky. ' ; South of the snow belt, rain fell In the Carolinas and Florida and southern Virginia. iSLJ , 5C750 IT 3 $82.45 valut Sava $14.95 on our newest,' coolest Bell A Howell projector ' plui exclusive, matching sliding door slide cabinet plus 1 dozen new Micro-Fit trays (room for 360 color slides). Projector's only 7" high, shows Superslldes, 35mm, Bantam slides in semi automatic changer. Biggest Jhoto buy of the year. Only 7 down. BUD & CHARLOTTE'S CAMERA & MAGAZINE SHOP 1004 MAIN Mate Sues Loreita Young, Partner Over Business Deal LOS ANGELES Wl Television star Loretia Young s husband ac cuses her and their business part ner of "dishonesty, mismanage ment and unfairness." Advertising executive Tom Lew is, whose 17-year marriage to the actress has been considered one of Hollywood's happiest, filed a civil suit yesterday to dissolve their company, Lewlslor Films, Inc. The company has had a part in producing her filmed show seen Sunday nights on NBC-TV. He alleged that Miss Young and their partner Robert F. Shewalter "in combination as director! and stockholders and president and secretary-treasurer" have "exer cised complete control over the corporation to the complete ex clusion" of Lewis. Unless the corporation is dis solved promptly, Lewis contended in the complaint, he will be de prived of his rights as a share holder "due to the continued and additional dishonesty, mismanage-. ment and unfairness of Miss Young and Shewalter. In New York City, where he is-jl956, he resigned vice president In charge of tele vision for the 0. J.' LaRoche Ad vertising Co., Lewis said the suit is a corporate matter and hqs no personal implication. In Hollywood. Miss Young was not available for comment. Her press agent said she knew of no trouble in the marriage. Shewalter said there is no per sonal friction between Miss Young and Lewis "as far as 1 know." Atty. Nathan J. Neilson, who filed the Superior Court action for Lew is, said it is, so far as he knows, "purely a matter of the dissolu tion of a business." Lewis brought the suit against the corporation. Miss Young and Shewalter who, with him, are its owners. Shewalter described it as a "service company without as sets or liabilities." He added that Lewis produced Miss Young's show for a year or so but has not been identified with its production for about two years. Lewis' suit alleged that the cor poration has declared no divi dends although net profits for the fiscal yean ending in April 1955, 1956, and 1957 were $19,029.55, $39,177.76 and $37,223.42. He also alleged that on May 11, as an officer and director at the request of Miss Young and Shewalter and that afterward they increased their own salaries to twice what they had been. Shah Of Iran Announces Divorce From Young Queen TEHRAN, Iran Ifl-The Shah of Iran today announced his divorce from beautiful young Queen Sor- aya because she failed to give him a son and heir to his throne. The divorce followed weeks of negotiations with the childless, 26-year-old queen, deliberations with in the Royal Council and long hours of soul-searching by Shah Mohammed Reza Phlevi. Soraya now Is in West Germany with her father, the Iranian am bassador there. The 38-year-old monarch and his green-eyed wife had been a, de voted, almost inseparable couple but the Shah, as a court commun ique put it, "ignored his personal feelings for the sake ot tne na tion's high-level interests." The communique said the royal advisers had urged that the heir to the Iranian throne be a son of Watch 1:1 UmsmI Dim GeortJ Is Hit Attmk jt 6:30 PM FRIDAYS KOTI-TV, Ch. 5 prttenltd by Ik MM Stalls NatlMri lank 1 rarrhni "American Comfort, Foreign Car Economy" SOLD AND SERVICED BY ALL BUICK DEALERS. New only to the American market built by General Motors since 1929. COME IN AND DRIVE THIS CAR. Its com fort, ROOMINESS, per formance, and ECON OMY will surprise you. See this beautiful SPACIOUS Wagon now on display at JIM WINDE BUICK CO. ONLY No Add-ons? Jim Winde BUICK CO. 1330 Moin St. Phone TU 4-3141 EVENING PHONES TU 4-8519 1 2-3154 the Shah, rather than a brother as had been suggested, because of the country's great interest and to "avoid possible future unrest." Court sources said there was no official hint of the ruler's next bride or whether the Shah would marry before making a trip to Japan, Formosa and the United States in May. Officials said he was downcast over the divorce and probably will not marry in tne near future. Soraya reportedly had refused to remain the Shah's wife if he took another spouse in an effort to get an heir. Moslem men are permitted four wives at one time. but Soraya is the daughter of a German woman, was educated in Europe and has many Western ideas. kjiiaii una wii uoukiiici uv his first wife, Princess Fawzia of Egypt, but women cannot succeed to Moslem thrones. The monarch divorced Fawzia in 1948 because she, too, apparently could not give him a son. The communique put Soraya's divorce settlement at $134,000. -1 fU FL07DS VJU STUDIO f0- each FLOYDS CV STUDIO . .. KLAMATH FAILS Minimum HUE 4-4MI (Radio - JU oq (ED NOTE: Tks Hersli u4 Nwi Is nl res pons I bit far Ual en in a tt cam get la Ibe radis and TV schedslta. The? art pablitfacd meraly a a pabllo itrv lea anal ars furnishsd far latiana mvaiaa. KFLW-CBS ft ABC, 1450 KC Friday, March 14 6:00 Sports Highlight 6:03 Music for Dining 7:00 News CBS 7.05 Lowell Thorn aa CBS 7:20 SporU Time CBS 7:2S People In the Nfwi ABC . 7:30 Amoi W Andy CBS 7:53 Muiic 8:00 Newi CBS 8 05 Matters of Melody CBS 8:30 Root. Q. Lewis CBS 9 00 News CBS 9:05 The Bob Inch Show 10:00 Richfield Reporter CBS 10:15 Bob Inch Show 12:00 Sign Off Saturday, March 15 6:00 Early Morning News 6:15 America's Favorite Music i 7:00 News Breakfast Edition 7:15 Weathercast 7:19 Breakfast Broadcast 7:30 Frank Goss CBS - 7:45 County Agent 7:55 Youra for a Happy Day 9:00 News CBS 9:05 Vincent Lopez Treasury Show CBS 9:30 Gun smoke CBS 9:55 Weekend News ABC 10:00 Music 10.05 Robert Q. 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Lillian Gi.ih, Sir Cedric Hardwlcke 12:00 Late News Saturday, March 15 11:00 Basketball Detroit and Boston 1:30 Races From Hialeah 2 00 Mr. Wizard 2:30 Championship Bowling Bill LU- lard and Buzz Fazio S:30 Talent Show 4:uo Sheriff Bill's Theater "Cattle Thief" 5:30 TBA 6:00 7 00 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 Wrestling From Chicago Vagabond Color People Are Funny Perry Como Show Color Shirley Temple Storybook In color Ted Mack's Amateur Hour Your Hit Parade Color Late Show "Pink Strings and Sealing Wax" Stars: Msrvyn Johns, Gordon Jackson Late News Father Puts Tots In River WHEELING. W.Va. Iff! A 33- year-old steelworker told authori ties at nearby Wellsburg last night that he had thrown his two young children into the frigid Ohio River (rom a bridge in Wheeling. Alter several hours questioning, the Brooke County Sheriffs office said it was convinced that the man, John Turner. 33. of Beech Bottom, near Wellsburg, was tell ing the truth. A search of the river was be gun immediatelv. Wheeling police said thoy found foot and hand prints in fresh snow on the sidewalk and rail of the Kort Henry Bridge. They said some of the prints appeared to be those of children. Deputy Sheriff Evan Rees said Turner was incoherent at first and sobbed deeply at times. He said Turner could give no reason for his action. Rees quoted Turner as saying he and the children, Betty .Marie, 7, and .tohn Jr.. 4. left their house about 10:30 last , night to go to a store. Instead. Turner aid. he drove to Wheeling, about 10 miles north of Beech Bottom. Turner said he threw the chil dren into the river, then drove hack to Wellsburg, walked into the sheriff's office and told his story. "DENNIS THE MENACE" Court Records KLAMATH COl'NTT DISTRICT COUBT Trvs whaiev. obtaining money falsa pretenses, requested to waive prelim i.ru hADtHnsf' nrrterd held tn sTanri jury; released on 11,500 bond; motion ana oraer -"" Leroy Helmlf. larceny, dismissed. Rodcer Kenneth Ford, no PUC per mit, dismissed. Leland Stanley Buckley, combination overload. $31 bail forfeited. Carl Norman Jantzer. violation ba sic rule, $7.50 paid. - Lloyd George Murphy, fail stop at stop sign, 5 paid. Arnold Paul Maier, no vehicle reg istration. 93 paia. Jose Pino, larceny, waive prelim inary hearing; ordered held to grand jury: bond set at 9,uuu; remanaea to sheriff. . . J. W. McPherson, axle overload, $29 bail forfeited. Vermce (.rain, lurirrjr, rruuwa va waive preliminary nearlng; ordered hld to grand jury: bond set at $2.. 000; remanded to custody of sheriff. James Edmund Egger, violation ba sic rule, dismissed. 'I see WHAT VA MEAN, MOM. SKE $4ffG0TA WOW VOICE ! ' TODAY and SATURDAY Doon Open 6:30 p.m. Doors Open 12:30 p.i HE GAMBLED EIGHT MINUTES IN THE DARK AGAINST . EIGHT YEARS IN PRISON! s' PAY Mil I AKin (rx I iini in i uuniii ii jr . st rmMC n r-rj SAFECRACKER also $tarri4 ' DADDV lOMCO LsS3 JEANNETTE STERKE . ERNEST CLARK MELISSA STRIBLING . 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