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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1945)
p.. The OrXGOri STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning. December 23. 181$ fags Tnnrnxn " Fri. KSLM (US! ko) KOIN (171 ke) KGW (121 ke) KCX (UN U) :4S . New Mw. Time 1 .5w . . IN JWnt SUra Ed East Ed East New -Old Songs Bugler "X". 1.M :! 1:U New . . I tee an Shin Headline New INews . J. Crawfor INewa Farm Tim Rounown Sam Hayes Roundup Boya Agronsky James Abb ' Bugler X so in J :4ft Dt. Talbet !Dr. Talbot rTaka It Sasy lBtnrSina User New. Valiant Lady LlBht World lAuat Jenny (Fred Waring Roth Presents Kostelanetl B last Club M I :M 4J New M. Downer Pastor's CaU Dowi,-IIomrs tKi smtttv Uames fBia Sister-' (Larry Helen Treat .. . I Person QaJ Sunday 4 Abb Smith Personality Glamour Manor Breakfast t-o Mis io.-jo II 4S New Ufa Beautiful (To Talk About lM Perkins Mountaineer Dr. Ma Ion , U. J. Antltowy I Road Ufa (Kitchen INews . Melody Art Baker Gil Martyn Ted Malona True Story It: 1I1S II J IMS ICedrie Foetee IWaiU Ttme I Queen Today ! Queen Today Two m Clue I Perry Ma I Roaemaxy I Tana Tim iGuiduig Light Children On White B Crocker Baukhaee Mr. Motorist Listening Pott Radio Panda Kris itia I1U 'Hymna News (Serenade I i Street Show INewa Ttnd Ma Woman's Lift IBach ChUd'n. Woman of Am. I J B Kennedy Ma Parkin I Stars Tod Pepper Young (Seated Ladies uapDineaa GI Shrank to 55 lbs. Before Prison Death YOKOHAMA, Friday, Dec. 28. -(-American Marine Cpl. James G. Pavlokos shrank from 1T0 to only 55 pounds before he died of starvation in a Japanese prison camp guardhouse, said af fidavits introduced today into the war crimes, trial of LL Kel Yuri. . Yuri, on trial before a U. S. military commission, is charged with responsibility for Pavlokee' death by torture and 1 starvation and with having ordered guards" to beet PvL Noah C. Heard be fore he was bayoneted to death May Jl, 1W4. Yuri, former commandant of Onrata camp on Kyushu, is the second Japanese tried on atrocity charge in Japan. The first, Tas- uo Tsuchiya, was convicted yes terday and sentenced to life im prisonment at hard labor. i-it 1:1 I 44 I New I. urn b Abner Hut. Melody 1 House Party Backst. Wife Stella Dallas I Air Newspaper Loren. Janes - Wtdder Br'n Berch Walkl Talkl Gil Martyn Church HrmM tt til til t:s jNew (Jan. Calendar iCh. of Christ I Interlude American Schl.iGlrl Mamea Portia Meet Missus Plain BUI ' 1 Front Page What's Doing Kay West . II 1:10 1:41 Otawa U. S. Navy News lllaa Maxwell IN J J Carroll Bell Ringers I World Today Re of Ltf I David Haruia I Aunt Mary iDr- Paul I Al Penrc Pleasure I Hews Fulton - l.orwis Re Miller 'Johnaon iWes McWaln . JTedays Stars E Winters Fiddlers Four Serenade IWoman'i Secret! Northwest INewe Itr M s IStars of Teday Song Shop IKaltenbarn- (Hop Harrlgan INewe -'Superman Tapt Midnight Tom Mi Manning Rota, Dally News INewe Mibl (30 Matinee Peterson Pirates I Dick Tracy I Armstrong IM. Swing . Gab. Kearter iMel. Mustang flpothgnt Bndal Webster Spotlight Bnde I - Glnny Slmma IPeopJe runny WalUTtm JJury Trial The Sheriff I New MNew Lone. Ranger (Lone Ranger Durante, Moorei Mystery Sport Spotlight Bin Stern Easy Listening I NBC Sports t Sport INatl School .Opportunity I Kirk wood Show Supper Club Smith Show Fleet l-awton B Ignorant Duffy Tavern 'Blind Data I Your rBl jNtet fRex Miner (Inside Sports J News iAldriche lUte Smith' INicht Editor IFor Valor Sports t Sports (Mystery Tim INewa 1 Ken Mason is I II 1 J Fulton Lewis i Orchestra INewa King's Orch. I Star Final Vets Board Orchestra Tex. Ranger maws iMuste at 19 I Honored Music J Charlie Chaa Orchestra - (Concert Hour I NBC . lit 11:11 II J 11:41 II :M It: 'Organ MlodtoajSnaet Serenade' Orchestra (Orchestra Orchestra 1 X. Cugal's Ulr-Flo Air !PUU Royal Nawa Oreheatra t I Open He I Silent I News IS win Shift News Rhythm Rhythm "X"tra Hour KOAC Friday SM U AM IS o News; IS 15 For Women; 11:M Concert HU; 11:45 Research: 11:00 moon New; 11:11 Noon Farm Hour. IM Treasury Salute: 1:1 Air School; 1:4 Amer. Pageant; I. -ft Women; S:M Memory Music; S Of Near: J ll Music 4 Masters: 4:00 Beyond Victory: 4:15 Destiny; 4.3 Strictly Jazz; I DO Upbeat;. U Sports; .00 News; I:1S Lat. Amer lean Rhythms; Music of Csecho slovakla; 7 IS Ie. Farm Hour: Spot Markets: B 00 Uft Up Thy Voice: 0:30 Music That Endures; $M News: 4S Eenlng. MedliaUons: 10.-00 Sign Off. Table of Coastal Titles Time computed for Tsft, Or by the U. S Coast and Geoaeac Survey for The Oregon Statesman. December Tim Hhrh Water 31 SlOam. 0:04 p.m. :4Sa.m. 10:13 p.m. 0:2 a.m. 11:10 p.m. 10:03 a.m. ll-ipjn. Standard Low Tim Watei 1 a.m. 3:10 p.m. 1:13 a.m. 1:90 p.m. 1:01 a jn. 4:40 p.m. 3:40 mjn. 1:18 p.m. Surplus Turkeys Forecast for '46 CORVALLIS, Dec. 27-(- Oregon may have a surplus of turkeys next year, Noel L. Ben- nion, Oregon State college exten lion poultryman, warned today. He said the national goal was 10 per cent less tnan this year but on the basis of the number Japs Line Up for Trip to Nippon ' t t . - -! M'TT ! t is ' CJ H Blind Italian Boy Sees Lights OfNetvYorft NEW YORK, Dec 27.-r-The blind, eyes of an 8-year-old Ital ian, boy, , brought from : Italy to America, responded tonight to the blazing brightness of New York City.- - The little boy walked along a PORTLAND. Ore Dee. 27 Young another, their youngest slang eo their back, watt patiently te board transport on which they will be returned ie Japan. (AP Wirephete te The SUtesmaa) of fowl tested, at the poultry dis-1 over 20 per cent more breeder ease s laboratory here, Oregon hen, than last year: 0iniAr , et v-An 4Va 5 fnwiwaT i if w v7 A seriously affected market THF VOTTlVn miT A." Rt Mol I Ttli. from an-increase of m. m.m.m- m. avia j Miuowvt j turkeys m me xace of a prospec tive decreased demand, ne said. street near Times Square, count ing the number of the-lights in soft Italian until the number grew so great that he lost count Although he la blind, hi eyes de tect very Intense lights, v ; Holding tightly to the hand of PFC Howard V?, Gergas, combat infantryman who escorted him to the United States for an opera tion to restore his vision, Giulia no Cabria cried out: . VTbi must be America. It is very bright. ' I' I. I I I I I I I I HIAk irmYJ. FMOil Noted! and Aatneg I I I I I I I I I YOUR Lilin) : .. v ! iaIJDWJE : I I I ESLI1, 7:C3 p. n. j Gorgas, a member of the 88th ' (Blue Devil division), who iden tified himself as "a blind boy's GI daddy, took Giulls.no to a restaurant for a quiet dinner. The boy was wearing new brown shoes, which he obtained today through the aid of Mayor F. H. LaGuardia. More than 3,000,000 troops mov ed overseas through the New York port Of embarkation during; World; war It. "- :: ; -;" V For the CLSADAIICE SALE il the SUITS COATS .DRESSES ' All Stock Drastically Redact! t t - ST0KLEYS Gafisap Btll. r'iCOJ 3P I G G L WJ HO TLH1 x. . Cherries. SUrr Royal Ann SOTs glass 290 Cider Vinegar CUB Quart Bottle 80 Tomaio Juice 2's tin 10c, 46-oz. tin uLJlr ss. iDJiillllinl II n I ft Si A I rJt if x i Prune Juice Sunsweet ......Quarts Sweet Cider Martinelli Quarts Armour's Yl'B Vienna Sansage Ilinced Clans Sardines Best Ever Oil 8-. pkT- f-o 1 J ! J Washington pnoueu cnaxx .... 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