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Sokoliky ARC 10:80 (Maremont Orrh. ARC 11:00 Niwi Summary 11:03 Sljrn Off KFXW Feature Newi Quit Show War AnalyaU MBS Take a Number MRS Sign Off Studio StarUes Filmdom, Obliges Visiting Crowds Bv EESKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD, (NEA A movie queen emoting on a studio sound .stage with a built-in audience is the latest "Well, I'll be darned" eye-opener in today's fast-changing Hollywood scene. The movie queen is Lucille Ball and workmen knocked a hole through a' 'thick studio wall (built to keep people out) so Lucille's audience could by-pass the studio gateman and- get in. There's -no standing around oil the set Mth the usunljhead wob Nd?-siree. ' ' ' After knocking that hole through the studio wall, the workmen built p. series of raised platforms' and Installed 300 plush seats right on the sound stage floor behind the cameras. Darned if they didn't build a fancy theater-like lobby, too, com plete with rest rooms, thick red carpet and uniformed ushers. No boxoffice. though because admis sion is free. No popcorn machine, SONGS! DANCES! GLAMOUR! EDDIE CANTOR GEORGE MURPHY fr JOAN DAVIS NANCY KELLY CONSTANCE v MOORE . DON MUSUS FREE PARKING PINE TREK PATRONS IPI06LYWier.l v mini l7ti Pin, Aft.r 00 P.M. B LAST DAY S H0PAL0NG CASSIDY I SINISTER JOURNEY'! 1 I CISCO KID I g DARING CABALLERO" S 1 REX ALLEN H well. Forgo Cunmo.tof" Tomorrow one siniVIN B and a ' I jramf liftttme to fc'"-; 1A mm I At jus m lira :W.t If 11 IIA1HO PKOUItAMS KFLW 14S0 ke tul i09 Slfn Oa Nawe Sim, :ts Cera la tHe Mera i4A Ferai Pare liM Newt, BraakfaH Jllft tjbarlle'i Haeedap 1:H0 B. (Jarred Ncwi ABO 1:40 Top el lb Mefnlrtf 1:411 " 1:0ft Imlde Newi Nlywd. ABC iOO Breakfaal C'llb ABO 1:11 tits 1100 Hank Henry Shew D.IS Hank Henry Shew V ftiflO Break the Bank ABC B:4ft " " 10:00 Chet Huntley Newa ABC 10:1ft Lena Joorney ABC Vi'Si M 1rM uy w 10:51 rdwtftf Araeld ABO 11:00 Betty Cracker ABO 11:10 Step and Shop , tlisrt " 1 1 :M Anltift Sterm ABC 11:4ft County A vent flpeaka 11:5ft Market Bapert Around Town Naw riirUllftii Holaitfie " IUW4II C'tlU MIIH Klamath Tmpl nude Rani'li Rndup. MHff tiuv I.omlmrdo Uruh. MUM New MitK Jirry Hlmrd Trio MRS Family Theater MI1H l.oa Gardiner Orch. . m . Arthur Van Orel. MI)bJ Onli Kdlllon Owl Club Off Healing Newt Clilldren'f Chapel ' Kadtu Ulbla Claia MBf Klam, Rev. Center Hlinw Tuna (llenn Hardy -News MBS .lurk RoKera MHK Lutheran lloui ftlltd World beriea MHS IS:t0 Noen tdillta Newt 13:15 Payleaa Sidewalk Skew l'i:H0 Ted Melon ABC IX;4ft Jack Berth ABC ltfift " " 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:1ft Victor Llndlehr ABC 1:H Perfect HatbaaA ABO . I:4A lt,V1 n " 2:110 tUala BrUfi , 8:0(1 " ailft Home Dim. Arent V.m Mary Merlin ABC 2:10 " " !:4ft Rom. Kvelyrl Winter! ABC 3:00 What Amer. Waa Play. 3:1ft When Girl Marrlea ABC 3:30 Mary Marc. McBrlde ABC 3:1ft " " 4:00 Renueatfally Toara 4:1ft " " 4:0 Reqotatrnny Toari 4:4ft " " ft:O0 Mark Trail ABC (i:-iH Vlctiir Borira ARC (1:30 Chct Hen Hay ABO ft:ift Town Henae Oroh. ABC 6:58 Matinee Mclodlru The Shadow MBS True let Mynlenea MMfl ClinHence of Yukon MHS Wild Bill lllckotk MBS Nnw( MHS Hteumboat Jamboree MHK Armed Forcea Review MBS I'rank and Erne at Mllfl Mualo Enchanted Hour MBS Ki'LW 145B kcM 6:00 Sporta Hlfhllfhta 6:I& Home Town Nw " :5ft World Newe Snmman :SI Subarhan Serenade -(1:4 ft Headline Edition ABC 0:ftft Tonlfht en ABC 1:00 The bene Easier ABC. 7:111 The Lone -Ranier AW 7:30 Ulywd Star Plyhoaae AHC, 3:00 Neleon eed Talk H:0ft Latin Quarter Oroh. ABC 3:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC 3:4ft Pre, or Tomorrow :f)0 Chae. E. Wllien ABC 9:1ft - " 0:30 20th Centnry Serenade fi:3ft " 'M 10:0 It P. M Readllnea 10:IR Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Inaomnla Club 10:43 Inaomnla Club 11:00 Now Snmmary 11:0ft 81B Off 11:39 ' 11:4k Comedy of Krrori Newa Commentary Twenty Queatlnna Forward. Amerlra MBS Olenn Hardy Newt MBS Natl. Guard Show The Whistler CBS Serenade In Blue Chir. Theater of Air MBS KFJI Feature either. The movie studio with the hole in the wall so the eager public, can get in free to watch a star emote is general service, and tile Dig sound stage with the 300 plus new seats has a long and glittering his tory of "No Admittance Public Keep Out" movie making. ' Blame or hall television for this first mass studio gate crashing stunt since early days of Holly wood when Carl Laemmle erected bleachers on his outdoor sets and CbargedHhe Dublio- 25 "cents a head to eaten uie iunung of .universal s oia snent aramas. Lucille's sound stara auriienn will be watching her make a week ly half hour television movie, "I Love Lucy," a comedy series in which she co-stars with husband Desl Arnaz, supported by movie veteran William Frawley and Broadway import Vivian Vance. The first film will be seen, on coast-to-coast CBS-TV Oct. 15 with a cisaret company naviittr all ,the bills. Filmine of "I Love Lucv" Is as precedent-shattering as the hole in the studio wall. . As Desl. who put the idea to- gether (Lucille claims she "didn't have anything to do with it. Desi deserved the credit. I was home hnving a baby") sees it: we re putting a stage show on film for television." All three techniques are repre sented in the setup. The director, Marc Daniel, Is from the New York stage and TV. Cameraman Karl Freund is a movie veteran who lensed several of Lucille's films at MGM. If you want to be confused, here is the way it works: The show is rehearsed like a show on a bare stage with chalk marks on the floor indicating walls and furniture. Then it's rehearsed on the set in front of three movie cameras Just like a movie. , Then they let the audience !tn and they shoot the scenes with all three cameras and the sound track picking up the audience laughter. Then the audience ernes lioni and Lucille and Desi and the Cast run through their lines again while the cameras move in for closeups. which will be cut in -with the long and medium shots, v Lucille,' Desi and Producer. Jess DANCE You'll enjoy it J AT THE RED BARN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT : DORBIS ' LES GARDNER and hit . i WESTERN SWi BAND J i Dancing itarts at 9:30 ' D f . ia as ' Iuruuutuir or iv OTtr MVI Adm. $1 ; ; MONDAY A.M., OCTOBER S FST Ktjwis kc rut Hatteal feeretiae HemintwayNewa MBS Breakfaal Gene MSB Beadllae Newi m Beal( Buya Cecil Brown MBS Faverltaa of Veittrday Bible taelltole MB 1 Homemeker Uarmonlea Mualo Bone or Ploneera Breakfanl Gang IWBB Clinn HardyNewa MBS Telle Teat ta Polntea World Serlea MBS MONDAY TM OCTOBER s lokya Raqneat Newa S-Min Newa natter Party Mnlc Talk Back MBS Anawor Man MHS Rloky'i Requeat Fulton I,ewla Newa MBS Heminrway Newa MBS Speed Ulbaon MBS Sam llayei Newa MBS Bobby nenaon MBS Clde Beatty MBS Tex Fletcher MBS MONDAY E.VK., ' OCTOBER 8 PBT IU-J 11150 He PST Gabrlet Ueatler MBS ali 8y H Aroand Town New 8am Hayea. Newa MBB BUI Henry MBS Star on P'" . Rookel Rldln Tint Clace Kid MBS Lei George Do It MB Behind the Story MBS Dick Haymea Show Glenn Hardy Newi MBB Fnlton Lewis Newa MBS Crime Fift liter MBS 3-Mln Final MBS I Lore a Myatery MBS Under Arrest MBS Naval Air Reaerve Nlht Owl Newn Nllht Owls Club" Sim " XTorthelr mekigon the theory that a movie ior reievi. sion is .not like a regular movie. Says Desi: "Dnrlf. alone at home like to feel that they are part of the audi ence In the TV theater. They want to hear an audience reaction." Claims Producer Oppenheimer: An audience dictates to an actor what to do. He has to stop and acknowledge the audience s reac tion. Hollywood takes care of the problem with previews before a film is released. We don't have time to preview our films. So instead of tukiw our pictures to an audience, . rwe've brought our audience :to the pic ture." "Great idea, isn't it?" said Lu cille, who was wearing slacks and her hair tucked under a bandana for an eight-hour session of re hearsing. - I confessed I was a little con fused.. 'You won't be when vou see the first picture," she assured me. "We're Just putting a stage show on film for television." But rm still confused. ''I Love. Lucy," too, but is It a play, a movie or a television show? Ten-year-old Glgi Perreau will get the biggest kid star buildun since Shirley Temple at UI. She's a big click In "Reunion inTteno" and "Weekend With Father." 36 KILLED BOGOTA, Colombia (Twenty six persons- were killed and the same liumber injured last night when an avalanche crushed a passenger car of a moving train. The disaster occurred near Mon tenegro in Caldas department, be tween the towns of Perira and Armenia. By MARJORIE OVGARD And itill another high-calibre dramatic program is being '-' iirrroducad on ABC tomorrow night. "Hollywood Stars on Stage" will foatura. original stories and radio adaptations of straight . drama, comedy, romanca and adventure themes, replete with outstanding Hollywood stars on each broadcast. The first pres entation Is comedy, "Joyful Begger," starring man-ond-wife Cornel Wildt and Jean Wallace. The play concerns a young halms who "borrows" a "husband" to keep money grabbing suitors-away, but her plan backfires, 6:30 Sunday nights. ' Nelson Reed, (usually a moji of verse) will take to the micro phone Monday night on a very serious subject. Mr. Reed, along with George Mclnryre, is co-chairman of the Community Chest drive, and will give . a brief address opening ' the Klamath County Chest drive. He will speak at 8:00 p.m. Monday, "Let Your Light So Shine" continues the Sermon on the Mount series btlng presented, on "Greatest Story Ever Told" . avary Sunday at 2:30. Ba sura to. hear this excellent program .. oath w.tk. . ' i ' "Nimrod, Norm" we calls him hereabouts. Yes, our own Norm "bber'st, youngest-staff member of KFLW, hos bagged his. first buck. And he's a hoppy man. Congratulotlons, Norm. , . -..'v 'Court - convenes on a new day and time for "Defense Attornay" starring Mercedes McCambrldge, starting tonight at . 1:10. Mils McCambrldge plays the rola of Martha Ellis Bryant, woman attorney, who champions rfia unjustly accused. "Morlnes In Review" popular all-leatherneck program of drama and music, moves , Into the 3:30 Sunday ofternoon time. It features ' the Canip Pendleton- Post Band and chorus, and Individual marines who sing, and otherwise perform, i ""' Kf LW will air a half-hour broadcast of the "Maddox Bros, and Rosa" done it the Armory, tonight at 9:30. No comment n the "Memorable Music" association. HERALD AND wmtwwmu m tm!mmfmm mw inripp;w.u i im..iu m. wpm. min'i ,1..........r.. ....1.. r....l. A-.B. ., ... 1n1 (iij!,,,,- f .... ... .r Naturalization Person interest ed In gaining citizenship are in vited to auena an orgamzauonai meeting Monday, 7:30 p.m., room 308 KUHH. Classes sponsored by the public schools will be ollerea for both those learning the Ameri can language and those prepar ing for naturalization exams. For more Information, contact Mrs. D. O. Ross, teacher, p. me 9785. Visitor Mrs. Hans Omnes, a Klamath Falls resident until her husband died eight years ago, is visiting a week to 10 days with Mrs. and Mrs. Louis belt), unc will return to her home in San Jose by way of Reno for a brief visit there. Dancing A class in square and fold dancing will meet at the KUHS girls gym Monday, 7:30 p. m. Faye Knox of Eugene is instructor. Beginners are welcome no previous experience neeaea. Home Extension The Buena Vista unit's meeting scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed until October 25. Communion Congregational church will observe world-wide communion Sunday at the morn ing service Sunday. Honored Irene Oeiger, past president of the local Democratic women s ciuo, was noiioieu aw a luncheon yesterday at the Wine ma, given by members of the club. Wounded Pfc Herb W. Kirbv. son of Mrs. L. C. Kirby, Tulelake, was reported wounded in action September 10 in Korea, and is recuperating -In a field hospital. Sniorg Dinner The Presbyterian ladles will sponsor a smorgasbord dinner October 20 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the church dining room. Funds will help furnish the chil dren's chapel. Ambricu The Ambrieu club will hold Its next meeting at the home of Emily Stiles, 3703 Butte in Stewart - Lenox addition, Tuesday night. Library Club The program for the Library club meeting on Mon day will be "Around the World In Pictures" with colored movies and commentary by Mr. and Mrs. J. Royal Shaw. Decorations ana country visited by the Shaws will carry out this theme. The program will start at 2:ou and reiresnmenis will be served after the movies. The meeting will be held hi the city library auditorium. Wives The Faculty wives of OTI will hold a regular meeting at King's hall Tuesday, 8 p.m. Home John Epley, Klamath Falls student at the University of Oregon, arrived home from Eugene early this morning. He will return tomorrow. Friendship Club The Friendship club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. H. Denison, 437 N. 3rd, at 8 p.m. All members and friends are invited. Meeting The international rela tions study group of the American association of university women will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m. at 1H0V2 Monclalr. All interested women are welcome. Gone to School Jerry Toole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toole, has entered the school of medicine at the University of Oregon and Jim Creswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Creswell, Merrill highway, is enrolled in the school of dentistry. Both are freshmen. Going Away Harold Williams, manager of Earl's meat market, Tulelake, turned the shop over to Gale Head, Burney, Calif., October 1. Mr. and Mrs. Williams will Ipovb Tulelake to make their home somewhere in the southern part of the state. Coming Mrs. Fern Cox and dnughters Hazel and Rae will visit relatives and friends here abowt the middle of October from their home in Washington. NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Meeting The Catholic daughters will hold a regular meeting Mon day evening In the parish hall. Applications for new memberships will be approved at this time. Long Distance Mrs. William Kennedy of the Pioneer Office Sup ply Co., telephoned her husband, radioman Bill Kennedy stationed at the U.S. navy communications headquarters Tokyo, Tuesday night. Serviceman Kennedy has been scheduled to return to the states several times and each time his tyme of service has been ex tended. The last date set for his return is early November. Back Again Bob Griffith. U.S. navy engineering department, has returned to Han uiego Irom Japan. He has been in the service 13 months since his .last enlistment and served also during world war twu. Party A fun party October 9 at the home of Mrs. Noel Flynn, 1348 Eldorado, was planned at the Tues day meeting of Kappa chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at the home of Mrs. Arthur Stltes, 1860 Manzanlta. Mrs. Eugene Williams of Lindley Heights had the program. Died at Sea A former Klamath Falls resident, navy CWO Dwight Cottingham, died aboard the USS Salisbury Sound August 26. Funeral services will be held from the Johnson - Saum mortuary chapel. San Diego, Monday, with military commitment following at Ft. Rose crans national cemetery. Meets Monday Degree of Honor will meet Monday, 8 p.m. in the KC hr Officers are asked to wear formals. PTA Meet The executive board of the Mills PTA will hold a regu 'nr meeting in the school cafe teria Monday, 1:30 p.m. Happy Meet Happy Hour club meets Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George Biehn, 911 Fine. House Guest Mrs. Katherine Nichols has been a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Barnes in the Olene district for the past few weeks. , , Leaves Mrs. Roland Sturman left by air yesterday for Washing ton D.C.. where she will join her husband, Lt. Col. Sturman. Mrs. Sturman has been staying with her motner at .Ulene. Mrs. a. l. Mar shall, who has been seriously ill. Seriously 111 Charles Flackus, 1934 ADDlegate. Is seriously ill at Klamath Valley hospital. -He- is the father of Irs. Roy Holmes and Mrs. Fred Schmoe 'of the Hlldebrand area, and . Ernie Flackus, formerly of Klamath Falls. Heart Attack Bert O'Neill, long time Klamath area resident and brother of attorney J. C. O'Neill, was brought to Hillside hospital late Friday after suffering a heart attack. Today he was reported in serious condition. Only Exhibitor Joy Lyon of AHamont 4-H club made the only local exhibit in the clothing and canned food shows at the Pacific International in Portland, which starts today. Her exhibit is a dress. FFA Names Two For Convention LAKEVIEW Members of the Lakeview chapter, future farmers of America, have named Harold Kerr and Con O'Keeffe as their representatives to attend the 24th convention of future farmers at Kansas City, Mo., October 8 to 11. The boys will leave October 6 from Ontario, arriving at Kansas City October 7. About 50 other Oregon FFA members are plan ning to attend. William Holloway, vocational ag riculture instructor at- Lakeview high school, will be one of the Ore gon instructors accompanying the boys. Open your First notional Savings Account OtTO There's no substitute (or a bank savings account. Your deposits are insured up to $ 10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Open your First National savings account today. "LET'S BUUD OREGON TOGETHER" Klamath Falls Branch 40 South Sixth Straat Branch nmiatsja Morrill Branch FIRST NATIONAL DANK ji Of PORTLAND Open 10 to 5 including Saturday itiUUt noftM MFOOIT IMUXMKt COtrOIATION Gold Strike Assays High JACKSON, Calif., w Central Eureka gold mines yesterday re ported its biggest gold strike In more than 10 years In the vicinity of the old Eureka shaft at nearby Sutter creek. Arthur Kendall, general superin tendent and engineer for the mines, called lt "the finest looking body of ore I have ever seen in my entire career." He said assays showed a gold content valued at from 400 to 700 a ton. About $14 worth a ton is necessary to extract the pre cious metal profitably. J. D. Swift, president of the mines, described the strike as sim ilar to the "Bonanza shoot," which netted his company more than a million dollars a year in 1938 and 1939. Central Eureka operates in California's historic, but largely mined-out mother lode country. Paving Bond Election Set LAKEVIEW The council adopt ed ordinance No. 381 which sets November 6 as the date for a vote of the town electors on the matter of whether to float a $160, 000 bond issue for paving more town streets. The voting will be in the town hall from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. A paving project was recently completed covering 3.3 miles at a total cost oi si8,S82.46. lie money was raised through a three-year 24-mill serial tax plus funds from the town's share of the highway gas tax. The proposed bond issue is the part of councilmen to pave more streets and to get the money ready so the work can be done next year. Dry Creek Boy Wins Coif LAKEVIEW Duane Haven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Haven, Dry Creek district, has been named winner f registered Jer sey calf given by the Lakeview grade A dairy association and the Lakeview Creamery Co. The announcement was made by Lee Hansen, 4-H club agent. The calf, bought at Grants Pass for this purpose, was displayed at the notary livestock auction at fair time, but the winner had not then been determined. The association and the cream ery sponsor this award to encour age better dairy projects among 4-H members. Duane was the winner of first place in the chamber of commerce dairy contest in 1950, also. The prize was a cash award. Hie win ner in the new contest is judged on quality of club work, his future as a dairyman, and his general attl ude and cooperation in club work. Woman Spanked, Mm Jailed LOS ANGELES. Itf) Robert J. Pack, 55, was sentenced to 180 days in the city jail yesterday for the spanking he gave to Mary Mc Laren, 51, an actress in the silent screen days. Pack, an insurance salesman, telephoned Miss MacLaren July 23 In response t her advertisement offering her services as a child's companion. Pack has a 14-year-old daughter whom, he said, he "had to spank sometimes." He would have to spank Miss MacLaren, too, he added, "to see If she could be come one of the family." . A policeman was hiding In the closet when Pack arrived and pro ceeded to qualify Miss MacLaren for the job. EL PASO, Tex., W) George Ran dolph Hearst, 47, eldest son of the late newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, has gone across the Rio Grande to end his fourth marriage. Annulment action was started by Dist. Atty. Raymundo Lugo against Hearst and beautiful Sandra Rambeau Spencer, whom he married March 12. The pair has been separated for three months. ' 1 City Chiefs Nominated At Lakeview LAKEVIEW The 1951 nominat- intr CnnvenMnn fnt. Innrn Af T ab. view officers was held in the coun ty courthouse at 8 p. m. September 28, with the following nominations made: For mayor Hugh Mercer and Glen Charles (Carl Lange is In cumbent). For councilman (the position now held by Don Fossum) Don Fossum and Everett Osterman. (Osterman announced this week that he will not accept the nom ination.) For recorder C. A. Fesler. in cumbent, and O. C. Gibbs For treasurer Jack Pendleton and RPrt. Rnvrloi- Xla-.ln urm son Is incumbent). umy li men were present for the meeting. Forrest E. Cooper was chosen as chairman and Carl Pendleton as secretary. Other candirinta mo. Kn , by f?SUilon; 7116 s'&natures of 30 HuamiGu electors are needed on SUCh netitlnnn cinH lh... . i-- Ue?h later than 20 days Prl0r ... ..uteuuer d election (Octo ber 17 deadline). Train, Cars Tangle - -Steelhurger TERRE HAUTE, Ind WP-They ground up enough scrap on First street yesterday to make the hun griest steelmaker happy. The New York Central railroad track runs down the middle of the street. The scrap-making started Haute drove a semi-trailer truck ;iot.s uie iracn just as a train arrived. The trnin tni-A tha tfolla.. . - uuutl uum the cab and pushed it down the picning up a parKed car and dragging it along. Albert Porman, 53, West York, 111., driving along the street, saw the train-truck-car monster bear ing down on him and did the nat ural thing. He slammed his car into reverse gear and back Into two parked cars. No one was Injured In the tangle. Dad-Daughter Meet Slated MERRILB The annual camp fire and bluebird dad-daughter pot luck is set for October 11 in the Merrill recreation hall. As it is a school night the dinner will start wei,weeii o:io ana o:nu. RlllPhlrH cirlc Will ho.ra a et.rla show, modelling mother's clothes, ana eacn campiire group will put on a skit. Rev. Onstad of Klam ath Falls, will show a movie on mmWltlnirv lhnct flliirltiae artA at the conclusion of the program a souna cartoon turn win be shown. An informal evening is planned. With fnthfr oclrA1 in ivaa. nnwi- fortable clothing, and "no neck- uco win ue uie order ot me evening. PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHER MACOMB. 111., iffl A sorv old lady who believes she is the nation's- oldest active photograper will be 90 years old tomorrow. Mrs. Laura B. Gaites has been a photographer for 69 years. She says that during her time as a photographer she has taken an average ox 500 children pictures a year, or a total of about 34,500. She also has taken many 60th wed ding anniversary pictures of cou ples whose wedding pictures she made. r Magna vox j ...grecf est value in l I UttX-f- - - . imAmmm You can add big 20-tnch TV . now or laier to this . . magnificent BELVEDERE Smart from every standpoint, this beautiful' : Magnavox Radio-Phonograph has a place for. television, too! Enjoy the superb entertainment of this AM-FM radio and three-speed automatic record changer now add 20-inch TV later. Jjistwinlng blonde oak, 35000 Batter sight ...belter sound... better buy ... . - M j Depft$ Mmic Co. 110 - PAGE THREE WarHerofi Charged As HorseThiefi BLUEFIELD W. Va., (P) A congressional medal of honor win ner was In Jail here last night charged with horse stealing and the army says he's supposed- to be in Korea. Junior J. Spurrier; the '28-year-old "one man army," had; his superior officers mystified. At -Fort Lawton in Seattle, they said last night the last they knew, Spurrier left for Korea on April 17. ! - But Spurrier told newsmen I last night he left Fort Lawton without leave in April and was not on Korean shipment. . ' Only a few years ago Bluefleld turned out to honor the Kentucky born soldier and present hiin witb $5000 in war bonds. v wild chase ' : ::' '' The horse-stealing charge ' fol lowed a wild chase through Blue field streets early Thursday. Patrolman R. C. Lilly said tha Spuntei car with two others in lt sideswiped another car and failed to stop. He said the patrol car hit 90 miles per hour before tha chase) ended in capture. : .' - Lilly didn't want to.- take; all three men back to jail at . once, he said, so he left Spurrier behind while he drove the others to - Jail. When he returned, the soldier hero was gone, Lilly said. '. . Spurrier was found later In the day asleep on the front porch of a house. A horse was grazing quietly nearby. Ed Robertson, of Ada, claimed the animal and had a warrant sworn out charging Spurrier witli grand larceny of a horse. Bluefleld. police added charges of leaving the ' scene of an accident and allowing an intoxicated person to drive a car. Spurrier pleaded Innocent to all three charges and told newsmen: 'All I want is to get this mess settled, get a discharge and settla down to a quiet life." - An army magazine credits Spur rier with tearing in solo fashion to one side of the French town ot Achain while the rest of his outfit entered the other. In a wild, motorcycle ride through the town's streets Spurrier killed 25 German soldiers, the ac count related. During his servica in . Europe he was credited -with, killing 250 enemy soldiers and cap turing that many more. SLAUGHTER QUOTAS ' . WASHINGTON, mSen. Cape, hart (R-Ind) says he doubted if senate Democratic leaders, would bring up at this session . ' then slaughter quota bill sought by Pres. Truman. However, members -on the majoriity side said pri vately there was no intention to prevent the measure from com ing to a vote if it could be sand wiched in between the must bills that still await action before ad journment. ' n BRIGHT STAR'! CARTER'S f :30 lM-J FNE FOODS, I Every Mon.-Nite j radio-phonographs! . j .1 : a ToofTKtt m ! KFJI dqnavox N. 7th I
