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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1994)
Tho OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning. January I. 1948 PAGE NINE nfiaaDDOD IPiraogirffliinms KSLM KOIN KCW KEX IBM. uit k) (Slake) (MS ke (UN ki) IN News INrws II Mui. Timekpr. SUn M NW r rm N we I KOIN Klock . News IHoneymn NY News (Old Sons Butler fX" IrM Newt IKOIN Klock ! t It Rim & Shin Nws fjM News (News ! t:S Vote f Hop (News M Haven of RmI ITBA I It Haven of Rest JValia.it Lad) M Sin Away )Ljght World S.4S . Bins; Sins I Aunt Jenny rietcher I Farm Tim Ridm' Rang 'Sam Hayes Roundup Boys I Agronsky (Jamas Abb I Bugler X I Fred Waring jRolh Prevnta ' Kostelanetz B'fait Cluk M III t:M .4S News M. Downey Pastor's CaU Orchestra Kate Smith I Big Sister Helen Trent iGal Sunday 'James Abbe I Larry Smith 'Personality Glamour Breakfast It a News Llf Beautiful , Melody IMartyn IS I J . Orchestra IMi Perkini iNews 1 I Ted Malon It M Mountaineers M McDonald !C Gilbert (True Story It S J J Anthony Orange Bowl lArt Baker I - II M HIS. II M II tt Cot. Bwl. Ftbl I : (iulrtlng Light IBaukhag (Children (Mr Motorist ' In White Listening Post Hymns I Radio Parade Nooa , 12 II .12 IS ,12 45 ' Women of Am. iKennedy I Ma Perkins istars Today Young family TLadiea Hasspine-M - 1 at I ii 1 J I U Et-wst( rtbi 'Newspaper I Backst. Wife Stella Dallas I I.oren. Jones 'Rose Bowl IBerch (Walkie Talkt I News ; I Hymn ? ts t It I I U I Sctiool t- ( Meet, Missus plain Bill Front Page What's Doing Kay WestT lis 1 M I S News TBA Bell Ringer World Today Rota of Life Davie Harnia Aunt Mary Dr. Paul AI Pearjc ' rootiignw Up Tempo ae it :M S Orchestra Stars Today Romance Melody Hour. Woman's Sert. N W. Today t News IGav 90s Stais Today I Song Shop lM Meade I Hop Harrlgan f M t tt M : News tupeiman apt. Midrtiia Tom Mix TBA Dallv INews News 30 Matinee Double I With Judy Pirates Dick Tracy I Armstrong RaySwlng it CM 4t Gab Heatter Inner Sanctum 'Amos a Andy ILombardo Fbr riarmegan 'r Amos it Andy I We Have Done Salute Hits 'Fibber McGee I Rimer Davis 'Or Tub. Assn. I Extravaganza T:0t t IS t JO t 4t Orchestra 'ws By Morse Bv Morse (Ford Show Bob Hop I- Cong. Speaks 'Red Skelton Behind Scenes Concert Tim I- 1 Sons Trio Orchestra to IS S M 4S Service Sons Orchestra Vagabond Oii-riestra Kirk wood J Smith Show 1 Romano Supper Club Fleet Law ton Presents Lum 'n Abner iPaul Carson Alan Young .M IS 0 90 t S News 1 Ja Crowley" Sports NW Big Town I- IPk's Xmas I - i Spot Light I ' Hollywood Dark Venjur I i iTime Is None It It IS It M It i Fulton Lewis Orchestra News Orchestra l Star Final (With Flowers 1 Edwin C. Hill Tex, Rangers 'News i The Barber Band Wagon Music I Music ! Concert Hour THE YOUNG j IDEA" By Mossier p immmmmmmmKmmmimmmmmmmmm1i'm-m'mmma' aasMsssmsasaaaaj. ' m ) l . 1 I a?i ftuC t- C INj ay s Sftlsets. I- "And from New Year's' aa, I resolve that th fellows moat start asking J8 ' date!" Ii a II it II :M ll:4S II tt U Orchestra Dane Musi News News VOpen HoilM ! Talks 1 Orchestra ( Air-rio ( Orchestra INews I Music. News ! Orchestra I Orchestra Orchestra News Swing Shift News Rhythm X"tra Hour tOAC TllSDW SM Kr 10:00 News. 10 IS Concert Hall. 12 00 Newt. II U Creatore andBand. 1:00 Rid em Cowboy; 1:15 School of Air: 1:43 Country Sings: 2:00 Memory Music: I 30 Memory Book of Music; 1:00 I Italian Boy to Get Operation 1 I BALTIMORE, Dec. 31 JCff)- Al though they know the chances are slim, eye surgeons at Johns Hop king hospital decided today to operate in a forlorn attempt to give a Gl-befriended Italian boy a New Year's present his tight The eight-yeari-old bojr, Gian franco Cabbia, was blinded by the kick of j a German cavalryman's horse Sept. 18, 1944. The Git in Italy Xound him months later and made him their 'friend. ; Soldiers of three divisions chipped in money to bring him to Hopkina for a chance to see. He! arrived in Baltimore last Friday. Dr. Alan C. Woodsh head of the Wilmer eye institute at. Hopkins, News; l.IS Music of Masters; IM On the Upbeat; 5 S SporU Review; 1 00 News; S:1S Music oi Many Lands: 7 1 Songs of the West; 1:43 Organ Melo dies; 100 Musical Comedy; 1:30 Music That Endures: t:30 News; t:4S Even ing Meditations: 10 M Sign Off. said he and Dr.' 3. S. Guyton had examined the boy. fWt believe,- ht taid. "he bag soirie light perception in his one remaining eye. An operation has been decided upon, but it is ex tremely doubtful that it will be successful in restoring much vi sion." However, he emphasized, they feel that even the small chance of giving sight back to Gianfranco is Vorth taking. Churchill Awarded Order of Merit on King's Honor List , . By TOM WILLIAMS LONDON, Dec. 31. -P)-Winston Churchill, who last July declined the order of the, garter, highest British decoration of chivalry, was awarded the order of merit today in King George Vl't New Year honor list. The order of merit is a distinction limited to 24 holders. Five military leaders were made viscounts by the monarch in rec ognition of their achievements dur- staff during the war. Field Marshall Sir Bernard L. ing the war, and three scientist j Mantiiomprv. who wa, .M rnm who aided in.the development of andtr of the 2lst army group atomic energy also were honored, j n EuroDe The military men who werei ... ... named viscounU included: j Feld Marshal Lord Alan Brooke, cniei oi ine imperial siari. Field Marshal Sir Harold R. L. Marshall of the air force Lord Portal of Hungerford, who alsp received the order of merit. Lord Hungerford was chief of the air Halsey to Be Best Man at Wedding SANTA MONICA, Calif., Dec. 31 -(A) Adm. William F. Halsey, 4 jr., will be best man at the wed ding .later this week of Screen Actress Myrna Loy and Commo dore Gene Markey, the former movie producer said today after he and Miss Loy obtained a mar riage license here. Markey. who teryed on Hal sey's staff when the latter was commander of the Third fleet In the southwest Pacific, taid the ceremony would take place prob ably Wednesday or Thursday in the San Diego, Calif., navy base chapel. G. Alexander, former supreme al lied commander in the Mediter ranean theater. Admiral of 'the Fleet Lord An drew Browne Cunningham, chief of the navy staff. Bates to Open Surveying Office David F. Bates, formerly of the county surveyor's office in Salem, has received his discharge from the; army air forces; Lowry Field, Deiiver, and will open hU own business in Salem. Bates has been working on the construction of the atomic bomb at the Paso, Wash., plant for the past three years. Bates is opening his own land surveying office at 477 Court tt. ant) plant to cover all types of survey work! PILES (Hemorrhoids) Fistula - Fissure Prolapse and other types ! Rectal A CoIob conditions treat ed; without lots f time. I RELIEF 'I QUICK NO HOSPITALIZATION Call for essminaUoa r writ for FIFE descriptive booklet Dr. RJ Reynolds Clinic Naiar-Preetlorit lit N. Liberty St, Salem. Ore, Paper Strike No Nearer End SEATTLE, Dec. 31. -V The strike committee of the typograph ical union? local (AFL) did not ap pear today at a meeting called by Mayor1 William T. Devin in a re newed effort to settle the .wage dispute which shut down Seattle's three daily newspapers "Nov 18. The mayor asked publishers and committee members to confer in his office. The strikers, asking a daily wage boost of $2.95, yester day turned down a, return-to-work proposal from the publishers. The mayors office said the offer was for an increase of $2.25 for day work and $2.50 fortnight work. 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