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6B Register-Guard, Eugene Ore.Thurs., Oct. 21, 1954 Valve Cause Of Explosion PORTLAND m Fire investi gators said Wednesday the ex plosion that caused an estimated half a million dollars damage in north Portland early Monday ap parently resulted from a broken Pig Attack Fatal BRIXHAM, England W An attack by six pigs was blamed Tuesday for the death of Miss Florence Stackhouse, 59. Witnes ses at an inquest said the ani mals set upon her as she was 'walking through a neighbor's field. Radio Schedules Program listings are prepared by the radio stations. KERG m KORE "w KUGN "so KASH mw THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 6:00 Rose Clooney Gabriel Header Alex Dreler News at 6 6:11 Say with Music News Headlines Billings' News Dinner 4:30 Amos 'n Andy VlrgU Plnkley News Concert 6:43 Muslchall Sam Hayes Garden Making ' Dinner Concert L 7:00 Nlte '. Eddie Fisher Fibber McGea Headline Edition 7:13 Watch Accordion time Gildersleeve Dick Rendell 7:30 Suspense Records at These are Silver 7:43 Susp, D Edwr. Random Records Eagle 8:00 Tennessee Camera Club Morgan Beatty Skttch 8:13 Ernie Rand. Record 1 Man's Family Henderson 8:30 Lowell Thomas Sentenced Roy Songs, Pioneers 8:43 Mr., Mrs. North Sentenced Rogers E. LeMar, News 8:00 World of NW News These are Top Pops 9:13 Music Wrestling Records Top Pops 9:30 Nocturne Wrestling Bandwagon Western 9:43 Nocturne Matches Bandwagon Football 10:00 World News Wrestling Reporter Top Pops 10:13 Guest Book Matches These Records Tops Pops 10:30 Rhyme 'n Rhy. Harry Flannery These are Tops Pops 10:43 Rhym-Rhythm Rand. Records Records Tops 'Pop 11:0'J Symphony Unexpected These aro Tops Pod 11:13 Hall Unexpected Records Tops Pops 11:30 Sym. Hall Private These ara Tops Pops 11:43 This I Believe Line Records Tops Pops FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 6:00 News of Amer Coffee Clock World News News, Rhythm 6:13 Music In the Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup 6:30 Morning Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup 8:49 Farm Spotlight Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup 7:00 World News Hemingway John Lee Wills Rhythm Rndup 7:13 Local News Breakfast Songs of West Rural Roundup 7:30 Frank Goss Gang Billings News Bob Garred 7:48 Harry Babbitt Night News Knox Manning Rhyth, Crocker "sToO 8:00 o'clock Cecil Brown KUGN Klock Breakfast Club 8:18 Serenade News KUGN Klock Breakfast Cluh 8:30 This 1 Believe Bible KUGN Klock Breakfast Club 8-.4S Churches Speak Institute Unity Vtewpt Breakfast Club "9:00 Wendy Warren Rand Records News 'til 9 Mart Agronsky 9:13 Aunt Jenny Stork Club Coffee Chet Huntley 9:30 Prcvues and Spfld. Quiz Time My True 9:45 Encores Furnit're Shop Fashion Flashes Story 10:00 Ladles Bouquet News of Air These Records Prune 10:13 Ma Perkins TelloTest 2nd Chance Peddler 10:30 Dr. Malone Women's News Strike It Rich Mod. Romances 10:45 Lane Co. News Dial for Dough Strike It Rich A Girl Marries 11:00 2nd Mrs. Burton Florida Phrase Pays Hollywood News 11:13 Perry Mason Calling Morning Whispering Sts. 11:30 Nora Drake Queen for Serenade Musical 11:45 Brighter Day A Day P.Frederick Moods 12:00 Local News Noon News World Newsv News Parade 12:18 4 for Quarter Farm News Local News Wea.-Farro Ft 12:30 House What's Conking Tune Shop Rhythm Rndup 12:43 Party News Hdlns. Old Trader Paul Harvey 1:00 Arthur Records at Backstage Wife Sam Hayes 1:15 Godfrey Random Lyrics, Ladles Rhythm R'ndup 1:30 Arthur Records at KUGN Notes Accent on 1:45 Godfrey Random Woman, House Melody 2:00 Arthur Rand. Records Just Plain Bill Crocker, Block 8:15 Godfrey Notes - Notices Lorenzo Joneu Martin Block t:SO Little Show For the Hotel for Pets Martin Block 2:43 Aunt Mary Ladles Pays, Married Martin Block ' 3:00 Ruth Ashton Story World News Martin Block 2:18 Fearless Follies Time Music Fashions Marttn Block 3:30 Good News Rand. Records Dr.Paul Siesta Serenade 1:43 Cllf's Corner Tello Test Woman's Secret Siesta Serenade 4:00 Cllf's Fulton Lewis Duke's Ted Malone 4:15 Corner Hemingway Dilemma Variety Time 4:30 Story Here's Answer Duke's Dllem Rem. Rhythm Hour Sam Hayes Knox Manning Traffic Jam :0 Ed. Murrow Coffee Cup Sklpalong Dinner Concert 5:18 Frank Goss Rand. Records Skipatong Bill Stern 8:30 Sports parade Wild Bill Sklpalong Chet Huntley 5:45 Local News Hlckok Elmer Peterson News, Concert TV Schedules Program listings are prepared by the TV stations. KVAL-TV Channel 13 Thursday, Oct. 21 6:00 Red Barry 6:30 News, Sports, Weather 6:45 Webfoot Feats 7:00 Range Riders 7:30 Liberace 8:00 Theatre 8:30 Amos n Andy 9:00 Mr. District Attorney 9:30 Your Favorite Story 10:00 Worlds Greatest Fighters 10:15 Wrestling, Hollywood 11:15 Previews, Meditation Friday, Oct. 22 3:30 Of All Things 4:00 Four O'clock Date 4:30 The Big Roundup 5:00 Pinky Lee 5:30 Funny Bunnies 5:45 Industry on Parade TV SERVICE by EXPERTS Burt Adams, Owner Dial 5-4624 TONIGHT ON C 6:00 P.M. ROSEMARY C 6:30 P.M. AMOS 'N C Lincoln 6:55 P.M. ROBERT TROUT -NEWS C 7:00 P.M. SUSPENSE 7:55 P.M. DOUGLAS 8.45 P.M. MR. AND Dial 1280 CBS Radio safety valve in a propane-filled tank car. Dale Gilman, fire marshal, said the valve was broken by a. defect or "improper handling," which loosed the gas under pressure over the railroad yard. He said the gas burned and exploded when the fringe of the gas reached a source of friction, which appar ently was a switch lamp in the yards about 200 feet away. Gilman said he examined the faulty valve and found a spring stem had broken and fallen into the gas-filled car. Under pres sure, with the valve inoperative, the safety mechanism blew open and allowed the gas to escape, he said. KOINTV CHANNEL 6 Thursday, Oct, 21 6:00 Weather, Sports, News 6:15 Football Forecasts 6:30 The Little Show 6:45 Jane Froman 7:00 Cisco Kid 7:30 Name That Tune 6:00 Ray Mllland 8:30 Climax 9:30 Four Star Playhouse 10:00 Public Defender 10:30 Studio 57 11:00 Showtime on Six Friday, Oct. 22 6:45 Telenews Daily 9:00 Valiant Lady 9:15 Secret Storm 9:30 Search for Tomorrow 9:45 Guiding Light 10:00 Portia Faces Life 10:15 The Seeking Heart 10:30 Welcome Travelers 11:00 Robert Q. Lewis 11:30 Hostess House 12:00 The Big Payoff 12:30 Bob Crosby Show 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Love of Life 1:30 On Your Account 2:00 Garry Moore Show 2:30 KOIN Kitchen 3:00 Strike It Rich 3:30 Armchair Theatre 4:30 Mr. Moon 4:45 Bill's Cartoon Show 5:00 Red Dunning Show 5:30 Time for Beany CLOONEY 3 ANDY MUSIC HALL EDWARDS -NEWS MRS. NORTH MM BE1G Firm Achieves Fume Control Verdict Denies Damage Claims PORTLAND API The president of Reynolds Metals Company said in a statement released here this week that the firm has achieved control of fumes from its alumi num plants at Troutdale, Ore., and Longview, Wash. R. S. Reynolds, Jr., .Richmond Va., made the. announcement shortly after a verdict was re turned in Tacoma Federal Dis trict Court denying claims for damages against the two plants from farmers and property own ers in Clark and Cowlitz counties, Washington. Judge George H. Boldt ruled against the 18 plantiffs and said "the court is fully satisfied that the utility of the defendant's plant operations and their mi portance to the economy and se curity of the nation far outweigh injury to plaintiffs shown by the evidence. Neither a finding of nuisance nor granting of relief is justified. The plaintiffs had asked $875, 000 for damages to crops and farm animals and for deprecia tion and property damage. They also sought an injunction against further operations of the two plants until control was achieved. C. Kenneth Warrens, executive consultant to Reynolds, said in Portland the control project had cost $4,713,931 for the two plants and required years of effort by top scientists and enginers. Demo Senator Honor Guest Lane County Democrats Friday night will eat dinner with Mike Mansfield, Montana Democrat and one of the more colorful mem bers of the U.S. Senate. The dinner will be at the Lynnwood Cafe, on Highway 99N, at 6 p.m. Mansfield, who was elected to the Senate in 1952 after serving five terms in the house, is 51 years old. When he was 14 he ran away and joined the Navy for World War I. Then he served a year in the Army and two years in the Marine Corps in the Far East. After he got out of the service he worked in the mines in the Butte area. Although he had not finished the 8th grade, he applied for admission to the Montana School of Mines and made it. He graduated and took a master's degree at the state university, and later taught there for 10 years as a professor of Far East ern History. He was first elected to Con gress in 1944, when he was 41, Persons interested in attending the Friday dinner may make reservations by calling Demo cratic headquarters, 3-3922. Fol lowing the dinner the Democrats will go the "candidates' fair" at the Eugene Veterans Memorial Bldg. Damage Estimated TOKYO Wl The Japanese gov ernment Wednesday estimated at 155 billion yen (432 million dol lars) the property damage in flicted by last month's disastrous typhoon which took more than 1,200 lives. MIGS TURNED BACK TAIPEH, Formosa UPI The Chinese Nationalist government said two Chinese Communist MIG jets flew over the Tachen Islands 200 miles north of here Tuesday but fled when National ist antiaircraft guns opened fire. i forthright and he has shown a remarkable ability o get things done. He has initiated a practical, workable plan for building Oregon. He has moved wisely and surely in the matters of strikes and increasing employment. He is constantly work, ing to expand markets for Oregon produce and products and bring a greater return to the farmer. Let's keep the trusted, experienced leadership of Paul Patterson as Governor Vote for PATTERSON on November 2nd QH;lti')lrl;IMIA:i? fd, Ad. Pi ii trio (or Comnor Com., Tti R. Gambit, Chr., Z2t 5.W. 8rodj, PetiUrtd, Oregon 'Round the State BLM to Call for Estimates On Forest Road Work PORTLAND OW The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Man agement reported Tuesday they plan to call for bids in the next six months on a number of forest road construction projects in Ore gon. Forest Service projects include: Four miles of grading on Pine Creek Road in Baker and Wallowa counties; rock production for Cummins Peak Road in Lincoln and Lane counties; rock production for Fall Creek Road in Lane; six miles of grading and a bridge on South Fork Windberry Road in Lane; 11 miles of grading on North Fork Smith River Road in Douglas County; 41-4 miles of grading and rock production on Steam- boat Creek Road in Douglas rock production on the South Umpqua in Douglas; 13'A miles of grading on Indian Creek Road in Lane County. Bureau of Land Management projects include: 19 miles of sur facing on the West Fork of the Smith River Road 'in Douglas County; 19 miles of surfacing on the Smith River Road in Doug las; a bridge on Twin Sister Rd. in Douglas; grading of Galice Road in Josephine County; 3V4 miles of grading on Spencer Creek Road in Douglas County. New Courthouse Set PENDLETON (IP) McCormick Construction Co., Pendleton, Wed nesday was apparent low bidder for construction of a new Uma tilla county court house here His offer was for $589,569. All 10 bids submitted were lower than the original engineer's cost estimate of $648,860. Work is ex pected to begin on the new struc ture shortly after Jan. 1 and com pletion is scheduled for 12 or 14 months later. The new court house will replace the present outmoded building which was built in' 1888. It will be financed by a county bond issue. To Hear Cases SALEM W) The Oregon Su preme Court will hear 13 cases when it holds its annual fall term at Pendleton Oct. 25-27, the court said Wednesday. Members of the court who will make the trip are Chief Justice Earl C- Latourette, and Justices Harold Warner, James T. Brand Walter L. Tooze and William C Perry. Must Pay Interest SALEM OPl The Oregon Su preme Court ruled Wednesday that the State Highway Commis sion must pay interest to contrac tors when the commission delays payments to them. The decision upheld Circuit Judge Alfred P. Dobson, Portland. The suit agains the commission was filed by C. F.' Eldon, M. P. Hunter and James Wasco, all contractors. Human Body Turns Codeine Into Morphine BERKELEY, Calif. (IB When codeine is taken into the human body, a part of it is converted into morphine, a study at the University of California has shown. xne researcn nas Been con tinued in an attempt to deter mine how quickly and how much codeine is converted. If the amount is significant. the scientists believe it would in dicate some of the biological ef fect of codeine may be derived from its conversion to morphine. Both codeine and morphine oc cur naturally in opium. Codeine, like morphine, is used in medi cine for relief of pain, but its ef fect is milder. CCGB 00 He is giving Oregon a fresh and vigorous leadership that people like and completely trust Governor Patterson is doing an outstanding job as Governor of your State. He is sincere. caDahlc. and Women to Compete SILVERTON UK Sixty-five young women throughout Oregon will compete this week in the annual "Make It Yourself With Wool" contest. Mrs. Alvin Hartley, Silvcrton, vice president of Oregon Wool Growers Auxiliary,' said Tuesday that judging would get underway Thursday at Portland and con tinue through Friday. Mrs. Hart ley is chairman of the state con test. Saturday afternoon at 2:30, when all judging is completed, the annual wool garment style show will be held. Top prize winners in Oregon will receive sewing machines and will com pete for national prizes. 1 I Believe it Is vital to the continuance of our freedom and well being that local activities be returned to local government bodies. Centralized government control has brought ruin ond slavery to so many in other countries. I have opposed ond will continue to oppose any ond all ideas of con centrating more power in our Federal government. JM. Prt. A.. mnroMh lo, Congreo. ConHta, ' f ,, ,t V. B. MoOtateck. Trem., Art. BkH, KoKbf. OH, Joe Jones NV -J-S 75 'Vf J rhoKH SEE IT! FV U 2J "Vl BUY IT! I frri 1 ENJ0YITj-J32v V . rJy' Mi MJJ 95 1 rSH rO In) 1 This 17" table TV Is .martly housed in a mod., space. saving cabinet that blends with a modern or traditional room setting. Keeps Trying OREGON CITY W Robert Franklin Morris, 24, was in jail here last April for larceny and while visiting with his mother, made a dash for freedom. He was picked up later in a stolen car. 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