The news-review., February 13, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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Extra Holiday
Pay For Federal
Jobs Is Denied
WASHINGTON OrO Thousands
of wartime Army and Navy civilian
worker won't Ret extra holiday
pay they've anticipated (or the pait
month.
Comptroller General Llnday C.
Warren aaid Tuesday claims had
poured into government offices
since January when the supreme
court ruled some government print
ing office employees are entitled
to premium pay in addition to reg
ular pay for holiday service from
the fall of 1943 to the fall of 1945.
Warren's ruling In effect says:
No contract, no case.
Both the high court and the court
of claims concluded that journey
men printers were entitled to more
money because of a holiday clause
in a 1924 wage agreement. It pro
vided time and one-half pay for
actual work on a holiday, in ad
dition to regular pay for that day.
But the Army and Navy reported
so such agreement affecting their
employes existed prior to 1946.
Warren said that, since 1938, the
per diem Army or Navy worker
has received only regular pay for
a holiday whether he worked
or not, and added:
"The decision of the Supreme
Court does not require any
change."
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ADDRESSES SCOUTS Scoutmaster R.od Peterson of Boy
Scout Troop 4, sponsored by the Methodist Church spoke to
a banquet gathering of fathers and sons at the church last
Thursday night. (Picure by Bud Mason, Photo Lab)
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"WILD BILL" hunts "Riverboat
Killers" this evening from 5:30 to
5:55. Bill and his deputy. Jin
gles, become involved in a strange
adventure and a shootin' fracas
with hidden gunslingers when they
try to get a message to a Colo
rado river boat. In a recent quip
from the Don Lee news room, Jin
gles is credited with saving a
friend's life, and with his voice,
no less. The gentleman in ques
tion was heading home after a
long motor trip and feeling mighty
tired. He felt himself starting to
doze at the wheel and flipped on
the radio to wake up. That, how
ever, was almost his last recol
lection, for while the set was
warming up, he dozed again. The
next thing he remembers is Andy
Devine's steam engine contralto
blasting "Wild Bill Hickok" at the
top of his lungs. The man snapped
Irritation of Externally Caused
PIMPLES
To gently cleanse broken out akin,
then eoothe itchy irritation, and '
ao aid healing use time tested 1
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upright, wide-awake, just In time
to avoid nlouehins into a parked
car. The full blast opening of the
Hickok show, designed to cap
ture the moppetts attention, pulled
the driver out of the arms of
Morpheus just in the nick of time.
A BANDIT'S HAND and the
odor of disinfectant provide the
clues that help the Cisco Kid bring
the Wild Brothers of Dodge City
to justice, tonight at 7:30. A train
hold-up and a pretty girl set the
scene lor tne next last-moving ad
venture from the West of the 1870's.
TOMORROW hear Alexander
Braillowsky playing Chopin
waltzes, a continuation of today's
program, on MUSIC YOU WANT,
Today you heard waltzes 1 through
8, tomorrow will be 7 through 14.
BETTY JANE PATERSON
brings you the Tiomemaker's Club
tomorrow and every Thursday at
1:45 p.m. "Pat" is the county
home demonstration agent, and
there's not much she doesn't
know about homemaking. If there
is a particular subject you are
interested in. her office is on
the second floor of the Post of
fice building, or drop her a card
She's very cooperative, and her
suggestions are practical.
ftlUAINlNO BOUfta TOD At
. 4:00 Unci Bob'i StoryUra t
: i Hemingway mob
4:30 Kurt Mauey Show UBS
4:4 Sam Hayee MBS
6:00 DixltUnd Mat tne MBS
8 30 Wtld Bill Hickok MBS
8 55 Cecil Brown MUS
:-Crasbr Tl
:1ft World of U porta
1:30 Brighter Bid
CO Sam Hay MBS
SS Bill Henry MBS
t oo Hardy Family MBS
7:30 Claco Kid MBS
8:00 Whata That Song MBS
I 30 Melody Tim 1
:0Q Glenn Hardy MBS
:1ft Fulton Lewie. Jr MRS
50 Mutual Newer. MBS
:4ft Sport Parade
t Vlriva Minute Final MBS
10:001 Love A Mystery
10:15 Serenade In Blue
10:30 Chamber of Commerce ,
11:00 Nile Watch
11:25 Newt Nltecap
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THI RSDAV, FEBRUARY 14, 1MI
Coffee Club Caper
:30 Newt Coffee Club
:40 Way of Life
T: Hemingway MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS ,"
f:4ft Musical Roundup
g 00 Cecil Brown MBS
:15 Newe-MBS
8:30 Haven Of Rett MBS
0:00 Over The Coffee Cup
9:15 Capitol Commentary MBS
0:25 Music MBS
0:30 Man About Town
9:45 Baby Bays
10:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
10:15 Tello-Test MBS
10:30 Second Spring
10:45 Betty and Bob
ll:ou Ladlea air MBS
11:25 Sam Havea MBS
11:30 Queen for a Day MBS
12:00 Bob Grant, World New
12:15 Modern Mood Mutle ,
12:30 Man On The Street
12:45 Bob Grnt. Local New
U S Market Report
1: Jack Kirk weed MM
1:30 Hypo-Highltghts
1:49 Homemaker club
2:00 Relay Quia ,
2:30 Mutlo You Want .
3:00 Poor Bob' Almanac -
3:45 Parent Teachers Association
4:00 Unci Bob'a Story Uro
4lft He mint way MrUj
4:30 Curt Mascey Show MBS
4:45 Sam Hayes MBS
9:00 Sergeant Preston of Yukon MBS
9:30 Sky King MBS
5:55 Cecil Brown MBS
: Gabriel He tier MBS
:1ft World ef StKMi
:3 Brighter Sid
;4ft Baa Hay MBS
55 Bill Henry MBS
70 Adventure of Casanova MBS
7:30 Glen Lcunlng Sings
7:45 Chuck wagon Jamboree
8:00 Tarzan MBS
8:30 Melody Time
:00 Glenn Hanty MBS
0:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
0:30 Joe Maatey At Guitar
9:45 Personality Time
9 55 Five Minute Final MBS
!: I Le a Myaty-MBB
10:15 Smiley Burnet te Show .
10:30 Mutual Mystery MBS
11:00 Nit Watch
11:25 News Mtcp
1 1:3ft Slga Ofl
BXMAiNlNO BOWS TODAY
4:3: One Upon A Tim
4:45 Unci Remus LBS
8:00 Ac Of Space LBS
8:15 Rhythm at Random .
9:55 Weather Bulletin
00 Sports Spotlight
:15 Th Lamplighter
30 Modem New
:4ft John W. Vandercook LBS
7:00 Rythm Rambler
7:30 Excursion In Science
7:45 Civilian Deftruv
:00 New LBS
8:15 Heidelberg Hartr.oiiair
8:30 Melodi Missions LBS
K0 Joseph C. Harsch LBS
8:15 Arkla as Hi Playboy
:30 Top In Pop
10 00 Modern Melody Hour
10:30 Jim McCulla New LBS
10:45 Midnight Flyer ,
11:30 Sign Off
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1M1
-00 Sign On
8:01 New Headline
8:05 Dawn buster
43 First Edition New LBS
7:00 Alarm Clock Club
7:15 Sag Brush Symphony
7:70 Cl Tlnny U On LBS
7:45 Th Ranger's Quartat LBS
00 Morning New
8:1ft Jack Connor
8 30 Breakfast In Phoenix LBS
9:00 Modern Horn
:1ft Say It With Musi
9:30 World Wlda New
9:45 Top O' Th Morning
10:00 Paula Stone LBS .
10:15 Dean Hudson
10:30 TV Time
11:00 Tops In Pop
11:30 Simke Out Th Band LBS
12:00 Mlnut of Prayer
12:01 Variety Time
12:15 Roving Reporter
12:30 Mid. Day Newt
12:45 Market Report
12:50 You Never Know
l.'OO As YOU Llk U
1:30 Blue Barron
1:4ft Alexander's Ragtim Uvlw
8:00 Melody Matinee
2:30 Liberty Jamboree LBS
2:45 Sunset Trio
3:00 Afternoon Carousel .
3:25 News In Brief
3:30 Open House
4:30 One Upon A Tim
4:45 Unci Remus LBS
9:00 Ac Of Space LBS
5:15 Melody Club
8:30 Tim For Musts
5:55 Weather Bulletin
:00 Spotlit On Sporta
:1ft The Lamplighter
: 30 Modern New
: 45 John W. Vandercook LBS
7:00 Meet th Baud
7:30 Musle
7:4ft Skltch Henderwn
8:00 New LBS
:1ft Adventure Is four HeiiUga
8:30 Oklahoma Moonahlncra
9:00 Frasiir Hunt LBS
9:19 Cot Glee Club
9:30 Dlscophobla
:45 Music From Th Shallmat
10:00 Modem Melody Hour
10 30-Jim McCulla News LBS
io:5 Midnight Flyer
11:30 Sign Off
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iMNii anui smith tmbrices RICHARD W1DMARK io a scene from r
iuin Lenturr-hoxi-RED SKIES OF MONTANA." Color by Tcchnicolot
ANDY IS IN HOT WATER again
tonight at 8:30. His erstwhile ef
forts to form a "Friend-of-t h e-Month-Club"
in order to promote
a little lucre, turns out to be more
of a chore than he counted on. You
can count on Andy to liven things
up.
OREGON POSSES ELECT
BAKER Wl Matt Vetsch. Port
land, will continue as president of
the Oregon Mounted fosses associ
ation.
Other officers elected at a meet
ing here Sunday: Lee Pruitt, Jose
phine County, Art Herrald, Linn
County,' Ralph Dunlavy, Klamath
Falls vice presidents: Les Porter,
eenton county pumicity director;
Doyle Pearson, Clackamas County,
secretary-treasurer.
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Congressman
Lost In Snows
QtJINCY. Calif. I Manuel
Herrick is missing and presumed
buried in the snows of the high
Sierra.
to most residents tne name on
this 78-year-old grizsled prospector
means only another miner who
might strike it rich before dying.
But to some old-timers the name
recalls an Oklahoma congressman
who served only two years in
Washington but kept himself in the
limelight. .
1 Herrick went to Congress in 1921
as a Republican from solidly Dem
ocratic Oklahoma. The Democrat
who won died, so Herrick, who cam
paigned by plane an oddity in
those days got the seat.
He ran a private beauty contest
for the admitted purpose of picking
a bride, and he sued and was
sued by a dozen women.
Fellow congressmen called him
the "biggest crank" in the house,
but he referred to himself as
"the most popular man In Amer
ica." Herrick drifted off after 1923 and
wound up in this mountain country.
He and another miner took off In
January to stake a mining claim.
Search parties found his part
ner's frozen body Saturday. Search
for Herrick was abandoned.
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