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Gambling Tax Dodge. Admitted By Spokane Man TAOOMA Ml H"-y Silverman of. Spokane entered a plea of guilty Monday In U.S. district court here to failure to pay the federal gambling tax. A two-count information was filed against Silverman in March 185s, to which be had entered in nocent pleaa. It was his plea to the second count which '.he Spo kane man changed Monday. Count one alleges he failed to file a tax return as a person who ac cepts wagers as required by law. He did not change his plea to tbia count. kVaA Ditfie.' Judge Ceorge H. Boktt beard brief arguments as to which of two possible penalties should be imposed on Silverman, ii t1," ?ovenent contends be Is liable tor sentencing under a law whieh included i possible prison sentence and maximum $10,000 fine. Silverman's attorney, Gerald Sbucklin of Seattle, urgd a less er penalty of a fine with a $1,000 minimum and a 55,000 maximum. The government's position was de find by Asst. U.S. Attorney Jack Obenour. Sntdc will be imposed after the court receives a report in Sil verman from the probation oaice, BIRTHS WONG - To Mr. and Mrs. By ron Wong, Sutherlin, April 7, a daughter, Valerie Lynn; weight five pounds thirteen ouncei. STINSON To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stinson, Sutherlin, April 7, a daughter, Debra Lou; weight six pounds eight and oneOialf ounces. MATTHEWS To Mr. and Mrs. Galen Matthews, Cecil Street, Roseburg, April 9, a son, Gary Randall; weight eight pounds two ounces. DAVIDSON To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davidson, Tipton Road, Ruse'oui'g, ARrii 9, a daughter, Cynthia Raye; weight five pounds fifteen and . one-half ounces. COPS' DEN LOOTED OAKLYN. N. J I Someone broke into the South Jersey Sub urban foiice An. training Dai racks and. walked off with $135 in cash and 14 -cartons of cigarettes. There wasn't a eop in sight. Paid Advertisement I "" . -oMS : (P MO ; "It ; ( H Even greater valne from your telephone! That's the good news in the Congressional Bill reducing Federal Excise Taxes on April 1. The tax on long distance service was cut from 25 to 10. And it means quite a saving. If you have a long distance hill of, say, $10.00 a month, on which you used to pay a tax of $2.50, you'll save $1.50 under the new tax rate. Taxes on your local service have been cut, too from 15 to 10. And, of course, every penny of the Federal Excise Tax reduction goes directly to you. Pacific Telephone. HADIO PnfGHAMS ICRNR U90 kc. : 1240 tc KRXL Radio and television programs listed below ore furnished by the respective stations. This news paper is not responsible for variations from the! programs as listed. Remaining Hours Tods Women' Nwi Dm)c CBS 3:30 Phil Norman Tikm Tto CBS 3:30 Muito Recorded 3:4& Story Time 4:00 Miulcil Roundup 4:19-Afternoon Ueiodiee 4:45 Guert SUr 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS '. 5:15 Muiie On Record 3:45 Frank Com. NeweCBS 5:55 Musical Interlude 6:00 Briftiur Side 6:15 World of Sport i 6:30 Movietown Radio Theatre 7:00 People are FunnT CBS 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. North CBS 8:00 My Friend Ermi CBS 6:30 Lowell Thoma ',BS 8:45 Tenneuee Ernie CBS 0:00 Nlfht W ton CBS :30 Louis Meisey Show 9:45 The New Beulah Show CMBS 10:00 Platter Parade 11:00 Muaic You WlM 11:30 New Niteoao 11:35 SI rn Off WEDNESDAY APRIL 14, 1954 f:0O-Coffee Cluo empire S.-W-Newi an.f Oofrj Club 6:45 Way ot Life 7:00 Mornln MelodlM 7:15 Serenade In Blue 7:30 World New 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 6:00 Music Recorded 1:15 David Valle, New CBS 8:30 Make Up You Mind CBS 8:45 Mualcal Mi cellany t:00 Womin'i View 8:15 Mualcal Interlude ! 6:35 North weet HirMijthte t:30 Helen Trent CBS 6:45 Our Gal Sunday CM 16:00 Man About Town 10:15 Ma Parkin CBS 10:30 Younc Dr. Malone CBS 10:45 It's Showtime In Holly weed 11:00 In the Groove 11:15 Perry Maeon CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brlehter Day CBS 12:00 Bob Grant, World New 12:15 Modern Mood Mute 12:30 Man on the Street 12:45 Houae Party CBS 1:00 Bob Grant. Local New mo Let Look at the Weather 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:45 Joe Small of Melody Inn 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS :45 Trading Poet 3:00 Wlrard of Odd CBS 3:15 Women's New Desk CBS 3:20 PhU Norman Takee Ten CBS 3:30 Muslo Recorded 3:45 Story Time 4:00 Musical Roundup 4:15 Afternoon Melodies 4:45 Join the Navy 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:15 Forward March 8:30 Music 5:45 Frank Go, NewCBS' 5:55 Star on the H orison 6:00 Brighter Side 6:15 World of Sport 6:30 Crime Classic CBS 7:00 Song from Other Years 7:15 Home Town Dignvt 7:30 "aiir Precinct CBS 8:00 FBI In Pesc & War CBS :3G Lowell Thomas C 8:45 TenjKM-e Ernie CBS 6:00 Muaic For You :30 Youth Forum 6:45 The New Beulah lhow CM 10:00 Platter Parsde 11:00 Music You Want 11:30 News Niteos 11:30 Sim Off KBES CHANNEL 3, TV MXDFORD TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1864 3:50 Devotion 4:00 Feminine Fanotes 1 4(30 On Your Account , . . S:0O Uncle Bill Show 8:30 Vl Rogue Show ' fl:30 Best Theater 9:00 Captured . 8:00 Milton Berle 7:45 The Big Playback 7:30 Greatest Dramas 7:20 Let's Kick It Around 10:35 News M -40 WMthrir 1 10:45 Sign Off NOW... j?; !",., l T .Li EZaYr 'T PRICEDv 1 FAR s. . LOWER Plfir THAN ljJ you THINK! in hi 'ir - i- Htllw Guru again! This striking Oldaroobile "88" Holiday Coupe1 brings you new "liirdtop" luxury ...at a new low prkel Yet it's distinctively Oldimobile with all the new.for54 features you'd eipect to &nd only on higher-priced models. Dramatically new panoramic windshield! Lower. swecpcut body designl Longer, more rugged chassis! Livriitr, mors powerful "Rocket" Engine the moat spectacular performer in its elans! Come In today se and drire this smart new Holiday! Best of all, double-check Its sensational low price! Once you dn, you'll want to rocket away i : in Oldamobile's budget-priced "88" Holiday! OLDSMO "rocket engine S II AND DRIVI IT AT YOUR NEARIST OLDSMOBILI DIALER'S SMITH MOTORS, 233 NORTH STEPHENS STREET $11 US FOR "ROCKET" SPIC1ALS SAFITT-TISTID USip CARS! Remaining Hours Today , 4:00 Fulton Lewis MBS 4:18 Frank Hemingway MBS 4:30 Curt Mueey MBS 4:45 5am Hayes MBS ' 1:00 Sgi. Preston MBS 8:30 Sky Kim MBS 8:55 Cecil Brown MBS :00 Gabriel H setter MBS :15 Eddy Flaher ShowMBS :30 VLtfll Plnkley MBS 6:45 SaTn Hayes MBS 8:55 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Sporli Spotlight 7:15 TwiUtfht Moods , 7:30 Lynn Murray Snow 7:55 Lome Crone MBS 8:00 Fulton Lewis MBS 8:15 Logger's Weather Report 8:30 McKay News 8:25 Muaic 8:30 Under Arrest MBS t:0O Newspaper of the Air MBS . 8:15 Mutual Newsreel MBS :35 Name and Places In the News MBS 8:30 Heidelberg. Harmonalree :45 Music 9:55 Music 10:00 That Hammer Guy MBS 10:30 Musical Psrty Linn 11:00 Tommorrowi Headlines 11:05 Musical arty U-v u;jo sign utt WB ONES DAY, AFBIL 14, 1D34 8:00 Sign On 8:01 Nsws In A NutsheX :0a Da wnbusters 8:15 First edition News 8:30 Dawn busters 8:30 County Agent 8:35 Keynote 8:40 Weather Report 8:45 Johnny Lee Willi 7:00 Prank Hemingway MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS . 7:45 Local Newa 7:50 Feed Bag 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Bob Greene MBS 8:30 Muaic 8:35 Holland Engle MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 8:00 City Market Jamboree 8:15 Capitol Commentary MBS 0:20 Kitchen Ohat 8:30 Sunshine Boys S:45 What's New In Fashions 9:50 Merry -no-Pound 9:55 Jeok Berch I " ' :r Of The Air VIM 10:15 Tello Test MBS 1U:0 House Party 10:55 Stork Club IV-ot r-itnex Show 11:15 Music t....u For A Day MBS 11:00 Roving Reporter ia:is Mid Day New 13:30 Greet Your Nelafeber 12:45 Market Reports 12:50 Sport Capsule 12:55 Music 1:00 Adventure In Research 1'- 1:30 Music Crier , - 2:00 On The Stonewall -.. th Story MBS 1:45 Gainex Show a:ix) Ivory Tower 3:25 Sam Hayes MBS 3:30 Gold Arrow Music Newt 3:45 Tello Test MBS 4:00 Fulton Lewis MBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway MBS New Benefits Are Offered Marines Sgt. ; Marvin L. Cox, U.S. Ma rine Corns, recruiter covering Douglbs County and the surround ing area, reports that the Marine Corps is now offering new benefits for any man discharged from the corps while holding the. rank of sergeant or oelow. A man who wis discharged as a private, private first class, cor poral or sergeant can be guaran teed one of ttie three following options if he reenlisbs in the reg ular, Marine Corps: (1) Assignment to duty in the geographic area of his choice. (2) Retraining in the military occupational field of his choice. (3) Assignment to a school or course of instruction of his choice. Oox also says that a man who was discharged while holding the rank of sergeant or below ,an come back on active duty in the Marine Corps Reserve at his former rank regardless of his date of discharge. Returning as a re serve, he, can be integrated into the regular Marine Corps on re quest to his commanding officer. Any ex-Marine who seeks furth er information on the above mat ters should contuct Cox at Doug las County , courthouse, in Rose burg. The Marine reouiter also urges any other persons wno are inter ested in the Marine Corps to get in toucn witn mm in person or write to him in care of the Ma rine Recruiting Office, county courthouse. CIRCLE MEETS The Bethany Circle of the Faith Lutheran Church will meet at the home of Mrs.- R. H. Thackcr, 4U Garrecht St. tomxht at 8 p.m. There will be a white elephant sale in connection with the meet ing. Members and friends are in vited to attend. 4:30 Curt MaucT MBS 4:U Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Johnaon Newa M&J 3:05 Open House 3:30 Wild Bill Hlckok MBS 3:35 Cecil Brown MBS S:0O Gabrlfl Header MBS 6:15-Perry Coma MBS 8:30 VlrgU Pinkler-MBS :43 Sam Hayes MBS 8:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Sporta Spotlight 7:15 In th Rote Room 7:30 Ciaco Kid MBS 8:00 Fulton Lewlf MBS 8:15 LogRer'a Weathe Report 8:20 McKay Newa 8:25 Muslo 8:30 High Adventure MBS 9:00 Newspaper Of The Air MBS 9:15 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9:23 Conrad The Connoisseur MBS 9:30 Heidelberg Harmonalree 9:45 Muaic 9:33 Robert Rurlelgh MBS 10:00 Squad Room MBS Xi, 10:30 Musloal Party Line ' " 11:00-. Tomorrows Headlines , 11:0.5 Musloal Party Line 11:30 Sum Off Only $400 a week The World's most luxurious s Refrigerator and Freezer Combination No Dials to Set No Defrosting Fully Automatic So automatic it thinks for itself. No manual controls to set. No deft-oating. Never too wet or dry. It's air condi tioned . Huge 2 'A cu. ft. freezer sharp freeze to 20" below 7mo. Iterast Deer with Butter Keeper end Cheese Keeper All Shelves Felly Aelvileele Pell-Oul Adutlahle Shell Twin f erteleln Crltpers, gless severest 12 New FWIca Hsfrigtroron uplol2Vi Cu Ft. . 1 as low os 199 rhllCO Modal in 95 Sea itte World's First Rtfrlgeraler that Opent tram tnhtr SlrJ OPEN TILL j P. M. Tmi. Apr. 13, 1954 Th News-Review, Roteburf, Ore. S CIRCUIT COURT rtkmBlalln SI I.J State Public Welfare Commis sion vs. Theodore Anderson. Plain tiff seeks judgment of $900,' plus costs, alleging defendant did not make $7$ per month payments as required by law. The payments, the complaint reads, were to be paid to Anderson's father during 1951, while the commission was paying (928 In public assistance to the father. George Van Vleet vs. Wyatt L. frvin. Plaintiff seeks judgment of $10,000, plus interest, alloging de fendant owes that amount from promissory note dated Oct. 1, 1953. Dismissal Clarence I. and Ellin Moore vs. Benjamin Elwing Jr. Suit dismiss ed on motion of plaintiffs, and at tached property released. American Forestry Assn. Dates' Annual Meeting SALBM OB The American Forestry Assn. will hold its 78th annual meeting in Portland Sept. 6-9, State Forester George Spaur announced Monday. The delegates will spend three of the four days oa field trips to the Tillamook Burn, Bonneville Dam, Mt. Hood. Tonight ond Wednesday , "MAIN STRUT TO BROADWAY" lus John Inland, Marshall Thompson and Vanosia Brawn in "THE BASKETBALL MX" ff staBTaek. . STARTS TONIGHT Tony Curtis Janet Leigh in "HOUDINI" and Shelley Winters Wendell Corey in "MY MAN AND I" Ends I Tonight. rW..IIWfl?lmMWlnlrml iviuuen.ia:!in:w rjTTTfaVJ;TTSTIl TOMORROW OUTDOOR STORY 1 ' ve- -fan L Word fauces ' nl ; CORCORAN BOND DEE GYPSY 2ND FEATURE 1853 N. Stephens Phone 3-3162 STARTS OC30DACV WED. fh: 3-6537 At Regular Prices 4 V will 5 T T A Live in Your Heart Forever! Forever! ' L j Disneysv,M hcnjesi. t. A-' 1 ' ' V ADDED 'BEAR COUNTRY" in Technicolor ENDS TONIGHT "ROMAN HOLIDAY" and "STALAG 17"