The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 28, 1955, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text'Referee' Advises Broadcasting System Creditors To Settle DALLAS, Tlx. tm Bankruptcy referee D. N. Oldham Wednesday told Liberty Broadcasting System creditors to take a UOO.000 settle ment of a 12 million dollar suit against 13 major league baseball teams. He ruled the compromise otter by the baseball clubs should be accepted as a "complete settle ment" of the suit filed by the broadcasting - system, now defunct network, claimed Lib erty Broadcasting System went bankrupt because the major league teams refused to let him broadcast their games Liberty was among the first to "recreate'' play-by-play action of 'a katdhatl On ma nkViinif in m.M.t as it broadcast telegraphed ro ports of the action to simulate real ism. Out of the $200,000 settlement, tbe trustee for Liberty must pay ap proximately 50,000 in court costs, the rest will go toward paying off creditors. Oldham's ruling was that each tide should pay its own court costs. It becomes final in 10 days. This period will allow any credi tor to protest. McLcndon had opposed accept ance of the compromise offer. The suit named as defendants all MODEST MAIDENS THMurk Wittered U. I Ftltsrt OeVtt "Girt mt o mortyrtd look. I'm trying fo get o mink coot from my husbondl" major league baseball teams ex cept Brooklyn and Cincinnati in the National League and Chicago in the American League. Suits gainst these three were dropped. Transient Dies In Fall . From Moving Automobile EUGENE UP! Joseph Francis Gordon, 46, died in a hospital here Thursday after falling or jumping from a moving automobile on the Pacific Highway a mile south of Eugene. Before he died Gordon told state police he was hitch-hiking from Seattle to Sacramento, and acci dentally leaned against a door latch in a car driven by Elmer S. Harrington, Springfield. Harrington told police Gordon deliberately jumped out shortly after he had offered Gordon a ride. There is one known survivor, Mrs. Marie Paul, a sister, in Philadelphia. , News Briefs HAMBURG, Germany U) Dense fog wrapped the German North Sea coast Wednesday, bring ing shipping and air traffic to standstill. HAMBURG. Germany im A 33-year-old Hamburg housewife gave birth Tuesday night to hei fourth set of twins. Doctors here believe it's a record for Germany TOKYO I Japan's No. 3 Communist Wednesday proclaimed a new moderate policy for the party and added it "will be free of past erroneous extremist acti vities and show the nation (its) true qualities. TOKYO Ml Movie stars Jim my Stewart, Robert Stack and Shirley Yamaguchi arrived Wednesday. Stewart, here to nub licize two recent pictures, will go 10 Hong &.ong saturaay. FROM NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer My boy friend has excellent prospects. He's named offer a wealthy uncle. CAPTAIN EASY . J I PIP! SAV. wen pimp our Rater yem, i w-em6ER-7 where 15 TpHEN, f&miL vim icep res-ON .wuttij gMP M WHO TH' HACKIE IW, AT WIS THE GOT OUT AT A ( THAT DRUO "OUT HER 1 9T00P TOM?. N0THW6 ON SUT A 1 BLAZES, I CAB OFFICBI AMD LEAKW f J SUBURBAN PRUS UtORE.pSTT mCMi pWT JJE MfEW SKMOkNOUO I NATE LETTIWgVfROM HIM, WHERE HI5 FAKE if STORE. SAID WE'D SEEN TBf.?iTy ffi. "w6Wa rSSoIi' I the old lady w sot out! j -1 fe A fouCwcD'. but mooy Mmm m e.then causb n I fromu! if- I VT ipv6 6roppEPlyw' hi urTj-,.zg m FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I N11 iiirtii r1 TWP FOPULMVX of itm-v s 59a coo- its PRINCIPAL OTIES ARB ROM, NAPLES, MILAM --- rr is second our TO FRANCE IN THC PRODUCTION OP 6RAPE5 J VM AM FOP-TUNATt M HAVIN& AN ltBT OM GRAMS IM OUR. MIPS! if?? Uro smiih, suppose You tell THE CLASS WHAT "YOU KNOW ABOUT THEM ' O. IMI T MCA 9ree. r- v 5 -'iwSfEi 1, LI'L ABNER r 1? TMAT --rENTIRE CONTINENT V?L i'i CAW Al I CLOP." tVOVIA INTO ICE-CUBES' AND SHIP IT K HERE.V- PkMTUJUAcT WILL ALL Tf PORE SLOB- BOVIANS GO? 27 ALLEY OOP fefega?6Ja?-- I NEVER HEftJiP ANY THUNDER I'lJr V ..YEAH, ST' ?L HEY, WHAT'S WITy THI& lTJf?! rS!sSVl!r -. iSCXJNP LIKE7 NAuHflOEYJiesi' I MAN, 1-1 iJH GUY? HOLYCOW! HE"5 isif 1 J BLONDIE FjTTjjjrnTT FPE05 ON THE PrtOMEjN AND HE WANTS ' I CAN J) WITH HIM )ti A- rfTATai'Tib: ' 1 fl I I r YOU DON'T EXOECT knni.T - N AN ANSWER, v- twoopJ r S'X MOSCOW (A- The Soviet press Wednesday, published a statement by atomic scientist Dmitri Skobelt syn claiming the Soviets had been the first to propose a sharing of atomic secrets among -nations. BERLIN m An American student identified as Gary Shorn merling of Jersey City, N.J., was reported by the Communists Thursday to have asked for politi cal asylum In East Germany. ZURICH, Switzerland W King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece left here by train for Gen oa Wednesday,' on their way home after the queen's ear operation at Zurich Cantonal Hospital Jan. IS. Fri., Jan. 28, 1835 The Newi-Revie, Roseburf, Ore. 13 New Bill Would Legalize Blood Test For Liquor SALEM W A Klamath Falls physician. Dr. George Adler; has developed a plan to give blood tests to find out when drivers are drunk, and he wants it tried throughout the state. . The House Judiciary Committee introduced, the two bills at the re quest of Speaker Ed Geary, Klam ath Falls. Geary gives Dr. Adler, who is the county coroner, all the credit. . ' ' Under present law, blood tests ran be given only in Multnomah County. One of Dr. Adler's bills would permit the tests in any county. The consent of the driver to sub mit to the test still would have to be obtained. Blood could be 'with- FUNNY BUSINESS . .. . iuiSt Sujpn Jt utiu))jq m pus jeaujSu pjvA tu V J s W:l ; ' Jf- : 1 m HI 1 1 1 1 II . . 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(TW w so . " r 5? VI I I I I I I I I I I I I 18 drawn only by a licensed physi cian. Use of blood tests is permitted as court evidence only when the driver has agreed to be tested. Their use without his consent would be forcing a man to testify against himself, and that's uncon stitutional. . ; Dr. Adler's other bill sets up a yardstick to measure when 1 driv. er is drunk. If a driver's blood contains less than .05 per cent of alcohol, he's sober. If it's between .05 and .15 per cent, he could be considered drunk, provided other, factors indi cate that he is.- . '; But if it's more than .15 per cent, there's no doubt about it. He's plastered. House Approves Measure Continuing -CI Schooling WASHINGTON IB Unanimous House approval boosted Friday 'the chances for quirk Senate passage of a bill to continue GI schooling rights for men in the armed serv ices by J an 31. 1 The House passed the measure 366-0 Thursday and sent it to the Senate. Chairman Hill (D-Ala) of the Senate Labor Committee said he plans hearings on the bill for next week. The measure would assure up to 3ft months of government fi nanced education for those in serv ice by Jan. 31. After discharge. they will be entitled to 1 (i days of educational benefits for each day of service up to the maximum. It is expected to add a now 330 million dollars to the cost ot vet erans care. .. . ' TURKEY PAPERS HIT AT LEWIS ISTANBUL, Turkey, UN Two Turkish news papers snapped at American labor leader John L. Lewis Friday for proposing . the American government . investigate an explosion at the government owned coal mine at Zonguldak on Turkey's Black Sea .coast. More than 60 miners died in the tragady Jan. 23. The independont news paper Milliyet labeled Lewis ."im pertinent." ' '. 1 k"V4 SAtH'OAV . Mr. Bergen ( & friends) go t$ Washington ! Enjoy surprim ; and fun on this delightfully different show. 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