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lr T7 Show Hours if' v- TZNNISSBZ: Mia Weyae aad Uaiaa Bacall to Alter fitewgh day) 19:901 diuC SilO RIVIEIU: Malyh kM Enallth la (eada today) uTuiaJA 43X 7:80 SJOl lr Alfred kjmeu Ruutn hi (threutli Tuen day) 7 KNOXVILLE: Hunahray lad aid AMs Ray to Na Aiwrii" lUuwwh Tuadayl IM LAKEMONTl Humphrey Besait and (tone Tleiaey to Lett Haag at (threush TUetoay) A RIVXR BKKXZBt Tmi Zwafl and Maiilya Muaran to -The Sreea Year TuMdayl 7 SdA SKYWAY: BU Wunami and Jean Porter hi Stood' tUuaush'TUea- day) TJa SJB STAR UTR: ad Tattoat' ha Street Ctrl'' Uhreuh Saturday) 7 -i SUNSET Richard WUhnarh aad Lauren Bacall to 'The Qohwehf (eadi today) 'iy NEW-YORK Oct 4 meat among American newipa- on new tacOitiee that have helped to make It the largeet European owned paper producer and probably the second largest in the world -w Bowater had a record net profit of about 127000000 for its latest 15-month fiscal period it reported reserves and undistributed profits of $30000000: FIXE: Klchard WMmartt aad Laarea call la (Vhmh (Uuaaih Wedaeiday) 1:0 (i if aermry) TOWXS: XWhard Wldmarti aad Laama Bacall la Cehmh11 tthnagh Wednnday) 1:0 uupeat ahawlaf It aeneeeeiyl BUOU: Camel Wilde aad Aaae Fiaa-ela to Scarlet Coat'' hmah Thanday) 1:40 SdOk IM BOOTH: Cary Grant aad Craea Kelly la Catch a ThtoT (lhmh Tuh-day 9 JO 4:90 SJO XROAOWAY: Jack Canaa and Ftov Laucto la MtobehnW umtt W-day SO -CSYSTAL: Chad to JaaHe Weaea' llhmnih Ttoadayh per pabUahen against the tag voiced lqr Sr Erie Bowater chairman of the Bowater Paper Corpw of another rise in the price "of neweprlnt eonthawe to spread survey revealed today i Price increases bp any leading manafaeturer Canadian or American in the past have been 7 followed almost taunedtateley bp GAT: Feoe Parker I (threush Tueeday) tM of the identical raisee by ZU other major producers However a few manufacturers the confidence of all the big HCHtNE: Boh Hope aad Mmy VHak "The Serea Uttto Fayi (i LXR: Mm Wayna aad Aaae Lee hi Ttfero- SdlL alee Xdaioad 0Rrlea and Ihith Ronuui ho Shaashat Story" (lhimh Tuesday) SJA PARK: Ctoy Great and Greta Many to can a TMtT (threush Turn- day) 9JA 4JA SJA ROOtYt Vaa Heflta aad 'Tancaaytha 10MIM hi Caanry i publishers because of past fusal to join in price squeezing tactics It is on these turers that the publishers are pin nbig their hopes phn the public us the pun newsprint 3 knowledge dud the dustrp has been able to finance huge expansion programs largely 'out of earnings even after pay Cover SJ3 SSt TILLERY: Care Great aad Greet KcUy la Catch a TtoeT atoo Richard Wldmark aad Rad Malden la "Take the High Ground' Tawday) CHAPMAN HIGHWAY: and KJrfc DougUo la Laasuaa Under the 8ear (enda today) 1MOM COMMUNITY: Gary Omar Ha Theater la aBpria(MdJU today) 7:1 lantea Stewart aad Are thw Keonedy la Maa FI IT (through Tunilay) a FAMILY: Humphrey im 'Wah No In citing the lack of economic! Justification for an taersase of price by the company newspaper publishers point out that Bowater has financed almost one-half its expansion out of retained earn-tags International Paper Co largest in its field and now foe 25th largest moneymaker in the world aggregate net profits of $510792102 for the 1944-54 period Out of these lfryear earnings it built an earnings surplus of $309-857893 put of this financed capital expenditures of $270000 000 As of the year-end its net worth had risen to $549402361 IV $300206376 in 30 years Dividends Boosted Crown Zellerbach Corp second largest paper producer devotes about 34 per cent of output to newsprint Sales for fiscal 1954 topped $306300300 against $172 000300 in 19M Earnings rose to $426 a share from 331 Dividends were boosted from in 1949 to $210 in 1955 Great Northern Paper Co now exclusively in newsprint is the largest producer Sales approximated $45300300 in 1954 against $34000300 in 1950 Sales are estimated at $54000000 for 1955 Dividends of $3 a common share have been paid since 1950 and book value has risen to $5499 a share in 1954 from $4931 in 1950 and $4214 in 1945 4 In the era between the two world wars wages of labor in the paper-making industry were admittedly low especially among the men who worked in the woods Since World War however this situation has been vastly improved and today paper company earnings are not only at a record high but they are based on the highest wage scales ever paid in the industry (thiaush Turn day) TJA SJA HORNE: Gilbert Roland ment of record dividends to stocked holders lateasHIrd by Delay' Vr'-Huge newsprint demand counger of a contemplated price boost results frotn peak postwar i use of newsprint It has been to-tensified by the delay in expending facilities from the relatively low levels at which 1 they operated from 1921 to IS44 Ihe newspaper industry now faces these facts: I rsaaampdia merely main tains its average for die first eight months its total for the year will reach 1433000 tow compared wiht 1102000 in 1854 and 574000 tons in 19SL On foe "in basis of October November and December estimates of advertis-' ing lineage newsprint eonsump--ttai for the year could approach 7000000 tana The Amerieae Newspaper FeUWMrs Asasdattaa estimates tK3M demand at 0700000 whereas current capacity is 7500000 M00 00 the rest 'a I Prices have been boasted at least 13 times since 3033 when i'L not New York quotation of D28 Ire "4" Cppnrfs Tirsefawar bkn lab jet MWaAii Amaalag aa hair uolariaa Iwalmaa warfcs waadjw -ilj limb Im gMggIB HWp Bids Asktd on U-T Medical School Work Bids for addition and alterations on three of the U-T College of Medicine buildings in Memphis wers requested today by Waasell Randolph chairman of the Medical Units Committee of the Board of ftuateee Contractors were asked to bid on addition of one floor to the Pharmacy Building alterations to this and the adjoining Mooney Library' and on addition of two floors to the sixth-story Pathology Building Bids will be opened in Memphis at 2 pi nu Nov 22 OUlCltlY Ifa the way it hr la ye MnBfiHM HIM mini tot ttatoMM SmSCtS1 Original Equipment Typos Tinted and Clear Radio Log Morning Faprrea' IWreUM Nowi and I Eopmaa Tsaiiht witch myar fcmt Md EMaa has impend ND Hair STRAND Flat or Curved Dr Ruth Stiphma a fawn Man A tout 4 JO-Young tAoddar' Brews Young 5 JO RaaJahowi Lana Hangar Awards 4J0 llBUto of Gtao Walhtr I I' -ff- Ji VanOoiwnr Woafhto Nowi Naltoa Garew Dvmpotto Volea a Ftreatae The Stop wttb foe Know-How 11 Ni atonr Thnav) JO-4Juaan lor N) Harea Mtldrad SaUUi Jlva with ML IJO-aian IhaBotod E4d)a PartNA r-4 mu-no he FhB auttorMd Shrwiaa't Bhovrettre a o-Newt aad Syorta Newt MmiWwhI Uncto Toe Bing CNthgr 1 -Sdward MWww yuuUtoHBBtare BLjSxJm tomtoatoa Breath tot iat mUu rlWytoirei IMndtoi IMlgtnua Hums Windstorm Strikos Hew Ti Flu Marsnu Lafi On Tn Tuwa BLACK STMAR9 iJMb Boa aJB-Muuiy Dotlar 11 JO enact lg DtiU Bopflrta lias Sparta There Are Want Ad Boyers for neat anything Te pise aa Ad Dial S-111I ROWAT 420 kc Right ta Stalla Dallaa Young Popfur Yub I Newspaper publishers are con vinced dut any new increase 4 would compel henry reduction of consumption through resort to narrower columns and page margins and greatly curtailed news and feature content Price boosts are being sought nevertheless by producers on the argument advanced last week by Sir Erie that they are needed to pay for plant ex UJO-Muas TJO-Ag Alt JO-Oraadpatoy -i JO-CUa Walter SJO-Laurta Juaoi lOiOO-Liltla Alt Cm Walter Singing Convontiaa Big Jim Couola Kan fiouac a Glaa 1 Cna Walter Vi MAI Arthur Godfrey Jack Canoa a Andy 10 Jfr-Ncd Drarheni Tmn Krnto Ralph Flaaagaa 11JO Niwu Ouret Mar 11 JO NneUinw N) tore dittos scMmiwr MMWIUll OZARK Ala Oct 17-Property damage estimated at thousands of dollars was caused by a windstorm which struck near Ozark yesterday Residents said they saw hailstones as largs as golf balls pelt-tag down during the storm There were no report of anyone killed or 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(Frrdf tnmOatei from tht AmUc) Highlights of Radio and Television Programs FELLOWSHIP IUPPEB TOMORROW NIGHT Srteri 11 at Cafeteria' sag Gay St OO (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Box Office OPEN CLAIRE BLOOM SEE: HEAR far Sale af UNIVERSITY CONCERTS Lily RusUn takes a Job as secretary to semkretiivd Jonathan Applegate (Charles Coburn) an elderly "wolf" who has had 12 secretaries ta the past six months WTSK-TV Steve Cochran stars ta "A Most Contagious Game" the story a magazine reporter who Joins an underworld gang on Studio One WTSK-TV i Radio Tomorrow 11 MS-Songstress Eileen Rogers presents her new record Is time Time" on the Howard Miller ghow WNOX Dancing lessons are offered free to those attending Phil Butterfield Presents at foe WNOX Big Studio TV Tomorrow Today viiits flie American Royal Livestock Show WATE-TV Sheila Sadler explains how she Instructs first-grade teachers ta methods of teaching children to read WATE-TV TV Tonight I JO-Jovial Friar Tuck meets Robin Hood to the first time WTSK-TV Ferrer recreates bis stage and screen role of Cyrano de Bergerac' foe long-nosed French gallant ta 90-minute colorcast English actress Claire Bloom has come to the 8 to play Roxanne the noblewoman he secretly loves for a lifetime WATE-TV TAO-Jeiome Hines Is guest soloist an Voice of Firestone WTSK-TV td-Gale Storm and William Wtadum gtar in "Tomorrow Is Forever" the story of a soldier of World War I thought dead who returns 20 years later to satisfy a desire to be near his son and his wife now remarried Badly crippled and using an assumed name he hides his for a time WATE-TV Radio TeRight Bob and Ray test beds et furniture show but promise not to fin asleep WKGN A women wins her husband heart vis candy fudge then stills it by adding strychnine on True Detective Mysteries WKGN Johnny Dollar re-opens an insurance claim paid to foe wife of wealthy young executive Who was supposed to have been kined in boat explosion wnox 8 JD-Jerome Hines is guest oloirt on Voice of Firestone WBIR The Boston Symphony Orchestra plays musks of Moeart and Ravel WROL Lucine Amara Is guest soloist on The Telephone Hour WROLh Paid Lavalle and foe Band of America salute National Bible Week Iqr playing "Stand Up for Jesus4 and "God of Our Fa- Candidate for Mayor SEASON TICKETS! Hear and Se Hmm warid-renowaad artists! BAUET ESPAGNOLS Nov 17 LA IOHIMI para in Englisii 2f DAME MYRA HESS Oaa af World's Best Ptaatato Fab 4 BALLET RUSSE Do Mont Carl March 23 GEORGE LONDON MstrepsKtaa boss boritaao Aprill Fhiladalphia Symphony Orchestra Csadarted by Eageaa Ormaedy April 20 He will again lift the' iron curtain and will renew his Tonight Oct 17th 7 to Channel 6 er wewel indictment of machine politics 4-ftsi er I U-T WATE-TVMO PM TONIGHT ire ea the great melodrama of rapkrf sod romance Here is Josf Fermr-crrating the swsggeriDi swashbuckling mis that woe him high praise ea Broadway tbs Academy Award hi Hollywood Brought to go in color end hlaek-and-wkiti bg Mcesi $tf SI 110 SIS at a baltaf chaise sf saafi aad Paid for by Bob Broome Headquarters A BeyaoMa aad Ralph Vlaejrard Co-Maaagere aa to 9AM by boyiog Kckafa! FORD MOTOR COMPANY and RCA VICTOR f- i'" (-j j- i-1 y'-- A V- -V 'b' Jk V- 4 A i foMiii rbifti.