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Farm BUI 'Stalling'
Gliarges Hurled by
Both Demos, GOPs
DAILY CROSSWORD
Bf EDWIN B. HAAKINSON
WASHINGTON I - Republi
jm and Democrats iceusedeach
ihtr Sunday of stalling election
. ear farm aid envisioned ln Presi
wt Eisenhower's soil bant pro
ram. The political erosifire- came as
?nate-House conferees took an
faster recesi from their efforts
j hammer-a single farm pro
posal out of conflicting bills ap
proved by the House and Senate.
The Republican National Com
mittee said "farmers will be de
nied the lull benefits" of the soil
bank plan this, year "thanks to a
deliberate slowdown by Demo
crats in Congress led by Sen. Hu
bert Humphrey of Minnesota."
Humphrey replied with' a state
ment saying the-Eisenhower Ad
ministration already has ample
authority to put the soil bank pro
irram into effect.
Aimed at Voles
' The political snapshooting, ob
viously aimed at farm belt vot
ers, heightened speculation that
Congress and the White House
might, be unable, to. agree on . any
new farm legislation this year;
A Congressional deadlock or a
presidential veto could result in
j-i : . . a i .1
NORFOLK. Va.UI - A corp. U,J"" unmuie new ses-
eU th. 7 1, Th GOP committee fonU!ndd
Mangum, 52-year-old spinster " . n,'hly EMS,t,"
h!Li '-;.fc - a i,,. , ' Straight from the Shoulder" that
..7i Li f A.t..t rwl "Democrat colleagues joined Sen.
monwealth Building 4 Loan Assn. Humphrey in stq lin as GOP Con-
ffPdcimAH lAiitml (a nnl a mmtnA kill
Commonwealth's Atty. Llnwoodji. .he -President's hands in time
Trial Due in
Embezzlement
Of
B. Tabb Jr. ays the total of em-
.betzlements at the firm has been
reported to him as
to help ' farmers this year."
"The nation's farmers, trying to
plan their operations in a diffi-
Miss Mangum, employed by , cult agricultural year, were the
Commonwealth for tt years and ( direct victims of these Democrat
ic assistant secretary-treasurer at! political tactics."- It said.
the time of her arrest last De- I Slatrme! Ready
cember. was originally charged j Humphrey, vacationing in Flor-
with grand larceny of $100,000. ida. apparently anticipated the
The warrant was amended March j Republican blast. He had a state-
to cover I174.M1. Miss Mangum ment ready here contending that
ACROSS
i. Iletvt!
gintient
1 Detest
Csvslry
sword
10. A fruit
of Italy
i:. bland
oS Crete
13. Cash
14. Not in
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ititche
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ym.)
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gently
4 Before
5 DweiUnjs
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tntut )
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I. Not so
uneven?
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ll.Oglinf -15.
One who
4 vouches for
another
11. Back-of
th neck
tO. Small
deprts .
i:on
tl- Burrow
tnf
animal
S3. Toot
cover-
tag
15 Troten
water
24. Harbor
27. To graff
(Bot )
it Crouch
In fear
i Lri' ? .
'JVc rrrv
tatiria)' Aaaoef
IS. Short sleeps It. Tnbe
20.Uir
21. A Urge,
pulpy berry .
23. Floating
. mass of te
24. A belief
26. Heap
24. People of
Scotland
11. Single unit
32. Bard
33. Internation
al language
14. Radium
"tym.ti- -JS.Over
(poet.)
16. Any plna-
ceoustrte
37. Exchange
39. An herb
41. Scrap of
paper
42. Aipre
(slang)
43. Female fowl
44. Ordered,,
' down"
- 1. Famous-- -Italian
tenor
(N.Z)
35. Jf or god
3. Wrd off
laTPartof
10. A quadruped "to be'"
12. Cheeps, u 39. Warp-yarn
a chicken , 40. By way of
m p rr r r r w
- , T-
M 1 wr rk
. waived police court hearing on
the charge at that time and her
cast was sent on to the grand
jury.
Tabb said Saturday he would
present evidence against Miss
Mangum before the grand jury
'Monday at 1ti regular April ses
sion. H" '.eclined to specify the al-
legations - Commonwealth
make, but said:
"1 will have additional evidence
from what 1 had as of the 29th
of December" (when Miss Man
gum was arrested).
When he warrant was origin-
ally obtained, Tabb said the
charge of grand larceny of 1100,
ooo covered only a 12-month pe
riod. Last February Judge J. Hume
Taylor of Norfolk Court of Law,
and Chancery found that the build
ing and loan firm's reserves, in!
excess of 2 million dollars, had
been wiped out and its capital im
paired. He appointed a temporary
receiver and approved sale of the
firm, to the Horn Federal Sav-
ingt. 4 . Loan . Aatn oL-Nortolk..
The Federal Savings 4 Loan In
surance Corp., which insures ac
- counts in savings snd loan associ
ations up to S1O.O0O took over cer
tain assets ' of Commonwealth.
Since then its attorneys have filed
nine suits against more than i
sco. : of Mus Mrngum's relatives
and friends, to whom the federal
agency claims die di 'rtec' more
than one million dollars of Com
monwealth funds.
In response to one of the suits
brought in Norfolk's Federal Dis
trict Court, Miss Mangum denied
she had embeuled money from
Commonwealth. :
She 1 free under 150.000 bond
posted by a Suffolk furniture deal
er and funeral home director, a
total stranger.
the administration could have put
its $1,200,000,000 soil bank pro
gram into operation without new
legislation.
All that it needed to do, Humph
rey said, was to ask Congress
early this year for additional
"funds lit Ttfe Pf MTUenTT budget.""
"Laws that have been on ' the
will i books for 20 years include all the
authority required to carry out
any of the 'soil bank' activities
proposed by President Eisenhow
er, Humphrey said.
The soil bank plan, tentatively
approved by farm bill conferees,
would provide for payments to
farmers for taking out of produc
tion some acreage now used to
grow crops that are in oversupply.
4-1
Silent Screen Idol Accepts
Job as Host in Restaurant
Inside -TV-
Fight Brews Over
Network Monopoly
By EVE STARR
HOLLYWOOD STARR
RE-
Affiliated -stations' need those
network shows. No single station
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., April 2, '56 (Sec. II) 5
MONDAY BROADCASTS
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MONDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS
KPTV MONDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL !7):
KM ow-N6C Matinee Thentre 'Singer ia the 'Vaney". story '
...... i. .. ....
PORT- If the independent TV sta-1 ln lne country couia auora 10 pro-. oi a umiporary scnoiii leaner s aucmma. ;
lions around the country ar sore'uce a Stulio One" or a Sid i:3 p.m. Matinee Theatre "Ga Hmise Kids In Hollywood",
at Jthe networks for he'ping tO;,-arrr ""w oy iwn. rtrra tra siarnnu .gri awurer, ana itenny rjaniru. .
:w p.m. j roaucers snovcase lne aarreui of u unpole street ,
starring Katharine Cornell; the love story of Elizabeth Barrett and
Robert Browning. , . . ...
11: U .m.-Xi!e Owl Theatre - "Devil's Bat Daughter', starrinj
Bosemary La Planche.
KOINT-TV MONDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL I):
16: a.m. Armchair' Theatre "No Strings Attached": Gertrude
Michael. Wilton De Graf.
7:01 p.m.-Studio One "This will Do Nicely": Alan Young plays
a lawyer duped by a woman who has made a repeat performance of
TV film pro-
ad
By JAMES BACON
HOLLYWOOD 1 - Jack Mul
hall, handsome matinee idol of
the silent screen who saved his
money "like Errol Flynn," is
SolonsRenew
Demands for
Flood Work
WASHINGTON
working as a host in a Sunset Strip
restaurant:
Patroi.s of the Versailles 'Res
taurant, often frequented by pres
ent day stars, get one of the
screen's mst famous smiles as
they enter. He started thert over
the.w. ek-end.
MulhaU's black curly hair has
turned to white but it's all' there
and still curly. At 62, he's almost
as handsome as in the days when
he was a favorite leading man for
Colleen Moore, Corinne Griffith,
Blllie Dove and Dorothy Mackalll.
The new job as greeter and host
elves the umilins: Irishman time
uregon d0 occasional television and
Helicopter
Sales Double
In 3 Years
Death Claims
Coal Industry
Peace Leader
'ASlIINGToimrtT l'larfy V.
Moses, who was widely credited
with bringing labor peace to the
long-embattled soft coal industry,
died 6unday at 59. He had cancer.
Moses' death came on the April
1 date Which often in the past had
marked the start of bitter strike
struggles between the mine own
ers and the United Mine Workers
Union headed by John L. Lewis.
Sunday, coincident with Moses'
death, the nearly 200,000 soft coal
miners came into a new 80-cent
per day wage Increase, final in
stallment of a total $2 daily pay
boost negotiated 1 peacefully by
Moses and Lewis last fall.
Moses, a hard, shrewd bargain
er with a keen sense of fairness,
got the bulk of the nation's coal
operators behind him in 1930 and
became the industry' representa
tive in labor negotiations.
The result was a complete ab
sence of any serious strikes since
then. Coal, the Industry with the
worst labor relations history in the
nation, came to have one of the
best overnight.
Moses was a veteran of 40 years
as a miner and operator, as were
his father and grandfather before
him. He believed that labor
strikes were a complete economic
senators Morse and Neuberger re-1 movje j0Di jn the daytime. The
newed their pin to the Army En- pay u far cry from the $.1,250
gineers Sunday for immediate , wcej contract he had at Uni
preparatioiis to meet a threatened Vcrsal in the twenties but Jack is
flood in the Columbia River. ' happy nevertheless.
The two Democratic senators, Kb.w. Ererybody
expressed concern that the engi- ..,., bfcn'out ftore since m4
limn -iii-y iimu nun am r ui . . . tv,rvhnl,v ln Anvl
squeeie out the
ducer Snd for
making , affili
a ted stations
take network
show s on a like-
it-or-not basis
the major
vertising agen
c.es are even
sorer about the
increasing net
work monopoly of top shows,
ln the old radio days, the big
show! were created and owned by
the ad acencies'. Today the trend
ha ; been . reversed .-.and .--thav- big I
shows are created and owned by
the networks. But it is right here
that the networks art likely . to
run afoul of the law.
Th government's 20-year running-suit
against the major movie
studios, ss noted .here yesterday,
resulted in a "divorcement"; !...
the studios were forced to give
up their lucrative theater chains.
The same thing may very well
apply to th TV industry where
the networks are concerned. The
nets not- only own the majority of
the shows, they also own a maxi
mum of five TV stations each and
control hundreds of others through
the -affiliation-plan by which - a
station is forced to turn over its
prime evening hours to network
programming.
A surerssful government sail
against the network might very
well turn the programming back
to the ad agencies, a mixed bless
ing at best, bat any attempt U
divest the netwarki ( thorn prime
evening hour oa the affiliated
stations would be strictly a rase
f cutting sff the nose t spile the
fare. Put anathrr way. It weuld
amount t cutting eft the audience
te spit the artworks.
if it "could, it wou'.d he a tre
mendous waste of talent to have
such shows seen only in a single
station area. It is the network
which enables everyone from
Main to California to see such
shows at the same hour of the
same day,, every eeL
Kaaethrlesa, the aelwnrks are
I. ti.k U-k. - -
..... H belterUa. th. rtwrk.jthe "mT:
Church Ends
Bihle-Rcading
Marathon
needed flood prevention measures ? ' J',' '"Z ft in the church..
within ,uni,, 11: nice to greet them, he told ,. Bou
"GARBER. Okla. W
ond Bible-reading marathon nf
the Garber Baptist Church ended
quietly at daylight Sunday with
only four sleepy persons sitting
thrnwflvrs. There has
rem.it.ble lark f artwrk rem
anent the subject, a lure lndl-
Span
Qiannel Oiucklet
. By BIL KEANE
"Dungaree doll . , .
- Dungaree doll t r V -
p.m. Showtime on Six "Robinhood of Monterey"
ish caballero tries to prove a girl innocent of murder.
KLOR-TV MONDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL Ut
1!:0 -Afternoon Film Festival "Turn the Key 'Softly" star.
ring Terence Morgan.
l:tJLB.mI.toaonJrte Smith'
starring Louis Jean Hrydt as a columnist at the U N.
I:M p.m.-Voice of Firestone Cesare Siepi. Metropolitan" Ooera
baso, is guest soloist. Mr. Siepi select "Stout Hearted Men" from
"New Moon" by Romberg. "Some Enchanted Evening-' 'from "South
Pacific" by Rodgers and Hnmmrrstein. "With a Song in My Heart"
by Rodgers, "LeFemmine D Italia" from "L'ltaliana Ea Algeri" by
Rossini, and JlWhea. I'm Looking at You" from "Rogue Soni by"
Stothart. . 1 ' '
tM p.m. Premier Theatre "The Sundowners"
Preston, Robert Sterling and John Barrymor Jr.
starring Robert
MONDAY'S TELEVISION
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ratio that - th - lop executives
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hands and ar saving their beit
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vestigating committees and pos
ibly th coarts.
FLUSHED WITH THE SUC
cess of its three-hour airing of
"King Richard III," NBp now
has its corporate eye on a first
run MGf feature. "Invitation to
The sec- j nc Dance." It was shot in Kurope
last year by Gene Kelly, who also
stars in the picturt along with
ballerina Tnmara Toumanova,
to matters soley within their
Jurisdiction.
They said the unusually heavy
tiww park jftthe Columbia- Basis -poses
a flood threat of "startling
proportions."
In a letter to Li. Gen. Samuel
D. Sturgis, chief of engineers,
they said "this emergency situa
tion should e met with emergen
cy measures,-including any.feasi
blj works not now within the jur
isdiction of the corps, by the fed
eral government.
"We urge that: (P The division
engineer proceed with his survey
a reporter
In 1928, Mulhall had one million
dollars, two $6,000 automobiles, a
fcio.000 home in Beverly Hills and
a $3,290 a week paycheck, most
of which he could take home. He
lost most of his money in real
estate. Mulhall was one of the original
subdivides f Sherman .Oaks,, the
Beverly Hills Of the San Fernando
Valley.
"Lots that now cost 150.000, I
sold for $250," he recalled.
When a reporter asked Mulhall
with all possible speed"; ...(?, that:' h ha ever saved any of his
the survey include, consideration
of all work that can be accom
plished in the immediate future,
regardless of the agency that has
primary jurisdiction to do the
work needed; 3) that the will
ingness and ability of other agen
cies to do work within their juris
diction be ascertained; and (4)
that a report be prepared as soon
as possible detailing what can be
done and what funds and legisla
tion, if any, art needed to do the
job correctly."
Ador Becomes
Catholic After
Role of Cardinal
WASHINGTON I - Helicopter
sales to military and civil custom-
r htva Hnnhlarf In thrA vanra
the Aircraft Industries Association i tu. iwwnra.
.a c.,n. Lewis, his counterpart on the
ti,. ,. .;,! vi:i. labor ,,de in man-to man ne- British actor who played the part
1-! JiJfiL ml Ln Rol'a,ion lhat brouhl ac' " ""inal brainwashed by
last year totaled $335.3 million : ha inriuttrv r.tUl .IK l n.. :l ..nn.. n-i
LONDON -Alec Guinness, 42,
compared with $163 million in 1952.
The backlog of unfilled orders at
the end of 1955 was $540.1 million
compared with $355 million in 1932.
Petitions Seek
Military sales last year totaled Cj,p T ii.ll.1t
IM.I million, and civil sales $73.4ic,lclie Iieilltlldlll
J2M
million, AIA said
There are 10 major helicopter
manufacturers in the U.S.
"a tragic loss."
Efforts to Save
$1.50 Fatal to
Michigan Man
Governor Post
PORTLAND UH The Oregon
Stat Grange and other groups
Saturday began circulating initia
tive petitions to create the office
of lieutenant governor.
Petition circulators have until
July 3 to get the required 40.000
signatures necerscy get the
measure on the November elec
tion ballot.
The measure rails fur a full
sonrr," said Saturday he has be
come a Roman Catholic.
"It was not a sudden decision.
1 have been interested in the
Roman Catholic faith for years,"
Guinness said.
He added, however, that research
for his part of the cardinal sub
jected to Communist pressures in
the film "made me go into the
subject of Catholicism a bit more
than I had before.' t
Guinness's 15 year old ion
Matthew became a Catholic six
months ago, Mrs. Guinness is not
a Catholic.
money, he -smiled back:
"Yeh4 I saved my money just
like Errol Flynn."
Famed Woe
Flynn's financial woes are
famed. Only last week Flynn ap
peared in debtor's court and
moaned that he had no assets to
show after millions earned as a
star, Most of Flynn's money went
for alimony but Mulhall never
had that problem. He s been mar
ried to the same wife for 35 years.
Mulhall said he lost his in one
year 1929
' Once the toboggan starts, you
can't even save a stick of furni
ture." Mulhall, born in Wappingers
Falls, N.Y., once put in an ap
plication Jor a job on th New
York city police force. He- was ac
cepted but producer Ned Wayburn
offered him an acting Job instead.
"I often think how good that pen
sion, probably as a detective lieu
tenant, would look now," he said.
But" the Rev. Wilbur Nuckolls,
pastor, believes the $1 hours 48
minutes of continuous reading has
Lhelped' vmak- thousand -look -to
the Lord."
Mr. Nuckolls said a total of 1M
persons joining in reading aloud
from the Scriptures during the
marathon, which started at 8:35
D.m. Wednesday and ended at
5:23 a.m. Easter Sunday.
Mr. Nuckolls said personiwho
hear of the marathon through
news media and those who sat
in the "audience also benefited to
a lesser degree. r
The oldest participant was R6
yearrold Plez Barnes, farmer liv
ing south of Garber.
"He came in and told us he
wanted to read 15 minutes, if his
voice would hold out. He made
it, too," the pastor said.
Army to Open
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. -Effort
of a 25-ytar-old man to!
save $1.50 ended in his death Fri-itime position, paying not less than
day afternoon. $5,000 per year. The elected offi- CtlHfr D'llll Slip
Willie R. Ishara of Michigancial would preside over the -state j'""ea
City had gone ta a junkyard in'Scnate, be acting chief pcu'vc'f Tp,r!n(r TtJ(1e
search of a muffler and tail pipejin the governor's absence and I '.vH Hip ifiua
for his. car. Owner Al Brinkman succeeded to the governorship
upon the governor's death.
era Union and the AFL-CIO.
offered him a pack.ige deal for
$2 50, or both for I If he removed
them himself 'from an old car in
the yard.
Isham accepted the cheaper of
fer. He used two bumper jacks FEW TV SETS
to lift the rear of the auto. MEJC1CO CITY OP - The gov
Early Friday night a watchman ernment statistics burrau says
. found Isham crushed beneath the ! Mexico's 30 million people have
PORTLAND I - Army Engl-
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Scientist Believes
TOKYO UThrrk Japanese scientist
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uranium bomb" last November
similar to one tested by the United
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Prdf. Yoshio Sugiura, chief of
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are pastel ap $500.O worth (
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make "Sincerely Yur," and that
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Co-sponsors of the measure with-ncers will open bids here April a; me pytnons one, wnne painiui
the eranee are the On-son Farm- i "or clearing a 212-acre area at occause 01 tuu jieeuic-iiKe leem.
CoiiEar Reservoir on the south 'is not poisonous.
fork of the McKenzie River.
Cougar Dnm is to be a 37 mil- COMMUNISTS CONITSKD
lion-dollar structure seven miles! MEXIC0 CTY w The newf
unsiream irom ine tiiiiiimiiiii.Y ui
car, which had fallen from the only 100,000 television sets
Jacks J 1,500.000 radio. .
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Announce New Way To i
Shrink Painful Piles
Science) Finds Hlin Subitaace That Does Both
Relieve Pain Shrinks HeirvorThokl
Blue River.
lmtinny 01 r...l.in, .... ih.
For flood control, it;L:.. .' c,.i,n u..
also will produce 25, 0O0 kilowatts
ot power. 1
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ftnt time arienr. k found new
healing auhotanee with the artnnlih
ln( ability t .hrink bemnrrhoidi
nd to roliere pain-without lurjfry.
In (. after cm. whil tntly
relielnf pain, att.al r.ductiei
(hrinkac) took .laeo.
Most matln tt .11 reeulU were
N Urgk Utt iffrri si
atnnlrhing it.tamtnti like "Pile
have eraied to be a proUem!"
The eerrcl I. new hralintxyb
stance (Bi-Dyn-dicevery of
world-f.mou. roaearck Initltulf.
Tki. lubiianea I now .nil. hie I
Pwppeilfery pr ej l men I farm tinder
tk name Prepwniri . At your
dniggiiU atoa.y back in.r.ntee.
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CHINFSL a!DICINI -AND
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Kiew IOCATION
SO 12TH AND I.FM.IK
HAS U.SI.Ir
O'FICI HOURS
lues and Sat.
Only
am.-3 p.m.
bona 5-1 130
8. B. rONO, DLKBIiT
1
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caused co.. fusion amon( Mexican
Communists and threaten 'to split
ranks of the already weak party,
You llis IjoeaWt
Woniairs Uody
LOS ANGELES 1 - A M-foot blasU. Sugiura said.,
python, in no holiday mood, bit
a veterinarian on we nana ana
held on for nearly 15 minutes Sun
day before its jaws wert pried
loose.
Dr. Nathan Gale, who jjrneral
ly deals with French poodles, was
treated at International - Airport
medical renter after the 237-pound
snake left four rows of half-inch
deep punctures.
The veterinarian said he was
called to make a routine arrival
condition check on the big rep
tile which had just arrived by air
from Singapore. It Is destined for
a Long Beach amusement ' area
KOAC (Monday): H:0 m The
Ni'Wi and Wrullitr; Kpecinlly
fur Women Hum ExttnMon Vmte;
What. New In labile.;'' II:
the geochemistry laboratory of SrhJui BrouYn; ii:3-Th conc.n
Japan's Meteorological Research h. 11; n riia ! New. d Weather,
l,,..i.i .u. Mi..U2:ll p.m.-Noon Farm Hmir. 1
Melody Lane; 1 .15 Ore. un M-nooi
of Ih Air I.snd of M.ke-Believo;
taster Grcetinss; 1:J
loia Art'. 1 :4S lXKk Ui-tna SKlri;
f.Ht Fipecully lor Women Early
Settlemenia of Oregon: "Early Hi
tory and Happening In Jiiknon
ville;" 2...0 Memory llook of Mu.ic;
2:41 Oresinn School nf th Alr
Great Mumcnta In Orcein Hiatury:
' War Drum.;'' 3: Oregon Hepoit-rr-
1:IS Mime of the Matera: i
I -Join ti Navy; 4:l On th Up-
bial: 4 4S New. Commentary; e.
inlldien Thiater; S:l Tjle of
the Valiant: . The New. end
Wi-ather: :U-Mu!iic In the MaKine;
l:M Wiirkin for Oregon: Ai
t IJ-Hcre-. to Veteran.; J: Gen
eral txti'n.lon Journal Department
of S'.at-Wn:e Srrviren; S:N I'nl-
vemilv of Oregon; :iw Muair 1 nai
knriureK :4S Eveninf Merlltatinn.
- Ituter William. Hnu ( hv.
Marclwl): 10 -Sign Cfif
Institute, came to the conclusion
after an analysis of radioactive
fallout on Tokyo for three days r
; IT... n . t. II.. I
aiarunx nuv. u prt-Auiimuiy
came from a Russian test.
Sugiura said two elements, ura
nium 237 and ncutunium, are
formed when uranium 2.18, which
is used as the outer covering of the
large bomb, hits neutron. These
two elements were noted in fallout
from both the Runian and U.SJ
WILMINGTON. Del. W - Four
boys on an F.aster egg hunt made
ducevery they h.nln t barg.-iineu
for Saturday.
The lour youngsters reported to
police they had found the hotly
of a woman. Inter identified at
Mrs. Grace Wright. 61, of Wil
mington, reported missing on
March I.
The boys said they saw - the
wormin' body Friday near a re
taining wall along the Rrandy
KVAL TV, VHF 13
riursr., KVAI.-TV, Channel IJ
(Mnndavl: IN Slop UkiK A
Li.len; :l--lt' Fun to K'dme; J.J.
-rcallicr Your Nest; J:-Matinee
Thealer nrenent. Jaekie Timper
"French l eave'' a couple of mer
chant iranien become involved in
the Frem-n hlackmai ket; 4 : IV- MmI
em Homancel; 4:J Ouest Hioll
S He -a Mil Knutidiip; S 4J New.
Hiii'fj. Su.irt Hcaillmci. Weather
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Time; 1:00 -Hnpalon Camadv; 1-W
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, .... 1 llie Gangei Kiver, 10 Stan of fhl
sleeping. When they were on an;;;rim) j,, rv; sw-riaiig ii
f'.naiiir ere hunt lodav Ihrv saw , M-Sm.-t l ne. USA: .! Hull-
.i- i.;.... '.....ij i.li'l Mnntfoiiiery pnehl llenrv
authorities. cnanic liid-i to murder hi. fe
Kialo Mivlir.-il F.xnminep S S In cnllei t lii-r Iniiir iiKe. I J De-
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njnrmon saia Mrs. wrigiii appar-,., m, -ranHlr ,d
ently had Ixim dead some tune Grant witi-er. m By
of nntural causes.
Heforma-
tnrv" nn orphan bo give to .
reformatiiry In hm bruther place.
Catholic Doctrine
Explained
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Radio Rosary
Ivory Meoei. MAS M , KUM
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f laaen
; Join tht Rotary Prayer
The Peexily That Pray. t.petW
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