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Page 3 rage 3 Sacramento California Sacra Sacramento California THE SACRAMENTO BEE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY-174954 THE SACRAMENTO TIEE 1VEDNESDAY FEBRITARY-17 1954 NoommlinnommoommommonniMMemomeniniamomiommEINEOMEInemoomilloMOEMInnommo Western Packers Will Hear Benson a ore-an Frobtilazes A Marity tiPasses Thr Fro Korean -A As 'M arity11' Th rou'gh Education TV Governors Pick Harrunaker uc ov( Pick )rs 2 Continued from page 1 eration on an international materials or weapons support- atomic energy development pro- ing effective atomic- energy re- grrn- 1116 C11-14 13111111 Postmaster Kenneth Ham-maker has been elected president of the board of governors of the North-Central California 'Association For Educational Postm maker 11 dent of I a 4 I ik 1 ISAN FRANCISCO-L- AP address by Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson and discussions of problems affecting the livestock and meat business will mark the eighth annual convention of the Western tates Meat Packers Association- 1 Benson will speak tomorrow the closing day or the meeting He will explain what his farm policy proposals mean to the large western livestock industry The subject of his address is The New National Atricultural Program California Cattlemens Association and the California Cattle Feeders Association will entertain him at breakfast --m 1 1 s' (I 4 '5' 0 1 ''Z'' 7V '1 p' 14-''' 90 0 'tr-11iiik 4 -4----y 5 4 eil '''5'4'il 4 :1 1 t'di )f rir-A4 '1 4 lk) 1 tEO 14 A 1 illillEMIIMEIP By Jim Becker WESTERN FRONT dining on a rug wearing nothAP Marilyn Monroe has that mg but a smile "We thought it might embar- tered the quiet on the Korean front rass Miss Monroe if she came Cheers whistles and popping here" -a attendant ex flash bulbs greeted the soldiers: plained favorite pinup girl as she began The -Same picture disappeared her Korean tour yesterday- The Reds on the other side must from barracks walls a offi- cers' clubs all over the area have thought the boys were get- While Miss Monroe downed ting up steam for an offensive the omelets Major General Pate of the 1st Marine Divi-' rinMesoraenthd asnol soldiers crowded inm toa sion- had to eat the steak dinner her first three- shows She sang the had waiting for her himself a little but nobody minded that Her helicopter crew overshot The boys just came to see her its mark landing near the club Her cocktail dress had a piling- several miles up the road Pering neckline haps the crew was in the pay of the boys at the club If so this GIs perched atop telephone poles and clambered oyer jeeps was a military secret There was another- tourist in Korea He is Harold Stassen boss of the foreign operations administration Stassen is -s Ix feet four but none of the sol diers seemed to notice him Orland Soldier Enjoys Leave army announcement dis- closes I a First Class Frank A Severs son -of Mr and Mrs Severs of Or-omelets land' Glenn County recently spent a seven day rest and reAfeek cuperation leave in Kobe Ja- Dam He normally is stationed in Korea with the IX Corps Jim Becker He said he would propose ad- search and developing peacetime uses for atomic power ditional legislation to take care of that if current talks with the "Bnt all of them should be- Soviet Union make this neces- come better informed in the problems of atomic warfare and sarY On Commercial Use therefore better prepared to meet the contingency of such Eisenhower proposed to give the atomic energy commission warfare In order for the free the authority he alone now world to be an effective defense holds to allbw private citizens unit it must be geared to the or corporations to produce Its- atomic facts of this era sionable material outside the Specifte Points United States Eisenhower then made these Asserting the commercial use two specific recommendations: of atomic energy for power 1 The exchange with Amer- soon can be a reality the presiica's allies of "such tactical in- dent said a number of private formation as is essential to the 'firms already are studying redevelopment of defense plans actor types which could be de and to the training of personnel veloped to produce power for atomic warfare" "There are indications" he 2 Modification of security asserted "that they would in limitations set up In 1951 to al- crease their efforts significanto information on peacetime ly if the way were open for priuses of atomic power to be "ad- vate investment in such rejusted to present conditions" actors" This kind of cooperation the The president made these spepresident said requires ex- cific proposals aimed at a joint change of certain restricted data development program by the on the indlistrial applications of government and private Indus-atomic energy and also the re- try: lease of fissionable materials "in 1 Relaxation of bans against amounts adequate for industrial private ownership Qr leasing of and research use" fissionable material and facillHe indicated this country ties must have assurances such ma- 2 Permission for private terial will not be used for mill- manufacture ownership and optary purposes by the countries eration of atomic reactors and getting it related activities "Sharing certain information 3 Authority to establish safe-with other nations involves risks tk and security regulations on that must be weighed in each fissionable material instance against the net advan- 4 Permission to supply atomtages to the United States" the ic materials and services at president declared cost He noted that his proposals 5 Liberalization of the Atom-are separate from his move last ic Energy Act's patent proviDecember to get Russia's coop- SiOnS land tanks while firing away at the actress with their cameras The Reds probably thought the 7th Infantry Division was on night maneuvers The sky kept lighting- up from the constant flashing of bulbs as cameras clidked in a crowd of 13- A picture was missing when Marilyn stopped in at an officers' club to feat two cheese omelets The' wall was bare where a week ago hung a huge blowup of that much publicized calendar photograph showing her re and tanks while firing away at the actress with their cameras The Reds probably thought the 7th Infantry Division was on night maneuvers The sky kept lighting up from the con- stant flashing of bulbs as cam- eras clidked in a crowd of 13- DCA A picture was missing when Marilyn stopped in at an offi- cers' club to feat two cheese The' wall was bare where a ago hung a huge blowup )t that much publicized calen- lar photograph showing her re- The Sacramento Bee Issued Daily- Except Sunday McClatchy Newspapers Owner and Publisher Office Twenty First and Sacramento Calif MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in thie newspaper as well as ail AP news dispatches Entered as second class matter March 7 1908 at the Post Office at Sac- ramento Calif under the act oft congress March 3 1879 Subscription rates: Ten cents per copy S150 per month by carrier and by mail in California Nevada and Oregon Outside these states by mail $175 per month foreign 8350 per month MOTOROLA BOY JEWELRY UPSTAIRS AHD SAVE 1 Mar-florid setting done on the premises! EASY Young a man with mayhem on his mind and a gun in his hand is restrained by Hugh Taylor-right and John Church in this scene from the Sacramento Civic Repertory Theater's production of George Cohan's Seven Keys To Baldpate The comedy-mystery will begin a six night run at' 8:30 PM tomorrow in the Eaglet Theater Bee Photo 4 Famous torDependabilitY 82 Channel UHF-VHF Tuner S2 1 995 21" Complete line -of Nationally Advertised Watches Diamonds and jewelry at :3:17) REASONABLE UPSTAIRS PRICES! 1 4 Guaranteed Watch Repairing! :) c71 Model 21T14Y $2255 Down-4976 Month Full 1 Tr War on All Parts and Tubes Television Inc He and other new officers will be installed at 1 PM March ilth in the board room of the Sacramento Unified School District headquarters at 16th and Streets Hammaker uc ceds Kiesewetter of the GrantTech nical College who served as temporary president during the organization of the corporation Other new officers all elected yesterday are Dr Garrett Starmer of Chico State College vice president Mrs Edgar Nelson of the Junior League of Sacramento Inc secretary and Lloyd Sweetman of the city school district treasurer Four members of a seven man board of trustees also were elected They are Frank Kassis and Thomas Yeates of Sacramento Shaper of Chico Butte County and Sidney Epperson of Woodland Yolo County Two more trustees from Sacramento and one from the out3ring areas will be elected at the next meeting For Fiscal Problems Kiesewetter explained the board of trustees will manage the fiscal problems of the association which was set up to promote and operate an educational station on 'VHF Channel 6 in the Sacramento area The board of governors will set the general policies of the organization and determine the type of programs the station would telecast Plans are being made for a public fund drive to finance the proposed station Funds also are being sought from the Ford Foundation Appointments Okehed The governors on the advice of Harrison McClung of San Francisco western representative of the National Citizens 1 Conlmittee For Educational Television approved the appointment by the new president of committees on ways and' means and programming a an executive committee I The group also petitioned the 1 trustees to approve a contract I with Robert Hammett a San Francisco radio engineer to do preliminary engineering work for the organization The asso- elation has an application for 'the station pending before the federal communications m- mission and certain engineering Information and plans are nec- 5 essary for immediate presentation Hammett has agreed to do the 0 Work at an estimated cost of $750 plus $100 expenses and reele ceive payment only if the appli- A of Harrison' Mctau -ng of San FranciscO western represen ta tive of the National Citizens CoMmittee For Educe 1 a I Television' a pr ed the ap-' pointment by the new president of committees on ways and means and program min a an ex ecutive committee- The group also petitioned the trustees to approve a contract with Robert I Hammetta San I Francisco radio engineer to do preliminary engineering work elation has a for the organization The asso- application for 'the station pending before the federal communications m- mission and certain engineering information and plan are nec- essary for immediate presenta- tion Hammett has agreed to the work at an estimated cost of $750 plus $100 expenses ceie payment only if and re- the aPPII 110 WWEEEEll I Three Easy Ways: To place your want ad in The Bee: 1 By telephone dial GI 2-5011 ask for classified 2 Call at The Bee want ad counter 21st and Streets entrance on Street 3 By mail write your want adl and mail to The Bee 21st and Streets The Bee want ad way the sure way to results (adv -'SAGE RADIO 23rd 1ar hi 'Sacramento' Eye at 15th HU 4-0869 tto 0869 Kiwanians Set Talk The Kiwanis Club of Southeast Sacramento will meet tomorrow noon in the Del Prado Restaurant at Stockton Bouleyard and Fruitridge Road Macintyre will be the chairman William Fritz manager of the Sacramento Better Business Bureau will speak Papers Stop Lisfing Agony Programs On TV And Radio PROVIDENCE tent or format of any radio or Providence Journal-Bulletin de- television program Providence Journal-Bulletin 42 Years of Jewelry Business in Sacramento I 1020 10th St 2nd Floor Bev GI 3-553'7 Open Daily 9 AM-9 PM Sunday 12 AM-5 PM 0 Saturday 9 AM-6 PM declared it has decided to stop listing "agony" programs in the radio and television listings carried daily in the morning Journal and the afternoon Bulletin "It should be understood" the newspapers said in a story published on their radio pages today "that we are not attempting to censor the general con alo ana television listings carnea daily in the morning Jourrial and the afternoon Bulletin "It should be understood" the newspapers said in a story pub- Is hed on their radio: pages to- daY- "that we are riot attempt- on- ing to censor the general "These are matters of individual taste and preference Only broadcasts which clearly and- systematically exploit human want and misery for commercial purposes will be affected by the new policy" The newspapers listed these programs which will receive no further listing: Strike It Rich Welcome Travelers and On Your Account 1 and- systematically exploit hu- man want and misery for com- mercial purposes will be affect- ed by the new policy" 'The furthearmliswit nge: Strike It Itenh Welcome Travelers and On Your Accou 8 eatiadis approved Vide Base The local association is made up of representatives from elementary education groups higher education business and agriculture community interests cultural interests and the public at large Soldier Is Honor The army reports Private First Class Jiro Sakol son of Mr and Mrs Joicht Sakol of Lodi 'San Joaquin County recently graduated with honors from the 8th Army Ordnance School near Seoul Korea after completing the ordnance supply course Hearing is Set On Wine Market Qrder The state department of agriculture has called a public hearing on a proposed amended marketing order for wine February 26th at le AM in the State Building San Francisco The hearing will consider the extension of the marketing order for three years and will receive nominations of persons eligible for appointment to the wine advisory board 17-777 WHY SEND YOUR 'PEN OUT OF TOWN WE GIVE AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE PROMPTLY (711MY Toll WAIT) DAY'S PEN SHOP ittit St RV 1-2269 Hit Run Driver Gets State Prison Term Superior Judge Raymond Coughlin has sentenced Gaylord Castle Johnson 24 of 5105 Stockton Boulevard to serve a state prison term for hit and run driving Johnson pleaded guilty and admitted leaving the scene after his car struck Sukihara isha 68 of 328 Capitol Avenue at Stockton Boulevard and 32nd Street January 13th NEED 'A PAINTER? 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