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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON KKLW 1451 Kt. rST Saturday Evening, pec. It 0:00 Sports Htahllfhta -S;la honia Town lsawa . World Ntwt bum mar? JO BVirnca Editor ABC O Wordi of Ui 1:00 Mr. DUtrict Alty. ABC I II Music . V:M BodUrao Slorlat 1 00 Tho Loot tunior ABC ' -30 USSR. ABC 9:00 Dancing Party ABC a 30 Wnt-ltltrneorli Cnrlitmai Pgra. 10:00 10 pm Htadllnt. 10:13 Dancing Party ABC 10:30 Inaomnfa Club 1100 Newa Sueimarr 11:09 Sign Off KFMV-HS Kc.-PST Sunday, Dee. SI 00 Nowt ABC Flowers from SUBURBAN WphnL for Christmas 2 mm New Shipment of PLANTER LAMPS Complete with $P00 Plant I O Dish gardens . . . potted plants ... cut flowers . . . bouquets and corsages . . . table arrange ments ... and Holiday greens. CALL DAY OR NIGHT 8188 Open Evenings until 9:00 until Christmas Open Christmas Day Until Noon SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 South Sixth LEE HENDRICKS "Your Neighborhood Druggist" WILL BE OPEN FROM 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. SUNDAY DEC. 23rd And 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday, Dee. 24th LOTS OF FINE GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY (POST OFFICE CLOSED ON SUNDAY) 19 Mornlnc Son ARC '30 Dent and Lift Hour ABC 13 ChDl In Sky Nfro Co11 Choir ABC 10 00 Sunday Ntwt Social ABC 10:15 Brunch Timt ABC 10:30 National Vaptra ABC 11:00 Prtab.Yttrian L'hurcti 13:00 Chrlitian In Action ARC IT.M Around lh World ARC 1:00 Old Faihlontd Revival 1 00 Vote o( Prophtvy ABC 30 Grtattat Story ABC 3 OO Hour of Decision ABC 3 30 Boa Town Choir ABC 4.00 U.S. Navy Band 4:13 Jimmy Ftdlrr 4:30 Sanimv Kavt StrrnaHt ABC 5:00 Step tht Mutir AHC :00 Walter Winrhrll AFC :13 Loutlla Paron ABC 30 Cascadlnf Rhythms T:00 Hotnt TVwn Ntwa T:10 World Ntwi Summary T:15 Trraaurt Cheat T:30 Flrat Ftdtral Prof Tarn 80 Drew Ptarwm ABC MS Mon. Morn in f .dint ABC 30 Walttr Wtnrhtll ABC : Cr-et Huntltv ABC :O0 CBC Symphony Conctrt 9 M Wtt-Hitci)o-k Chn.uitas Pirn. 10:00 10 P. M. Htadlinta 10:13 Cm. X. Sokolaky ABC 10 43 Clartmont Orch. ABC 11:00 Ntwa Summary U.tU Sip. Oft KFLH H5fl Kc FST Monday, Drc. 24 --00 Stan On Ktwa Sum. OS Corn la th Morn 45 larm Fart T OO Ntw Break fait Ed. T:t5 Charlie's Roundup T 30 Bob Garrtd. News ABC T.40 Top of tht Mornlnf T:55 Music .-00 Breakfast Club ABC O0 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break tht Bank ABC 10:09 Chtt Huntley News ABC 10:15 Lont Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC II O0 Betty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop and Shop 11:30 Afalnst Storm ABC 11:45 County Asent Speaks 11:55 Market Report 12:00 Noon Edition New 13:15 Paylesa Sidewalk Show 13:30 Lucky "U" Ranch ABC 1:00 Paul Harvev 1:15 Better Livtnr 1:30 Mary Margaret McBrldt ABC 3:00 Basin Briefs 3:15 Accent on Melody 3 30 Joyce Jordan, M.D. ABC 3:45 Rom iSveWn wntr ABC 30 Ted Mai one ABC 3:15 When Girl Marries ABC 3:30 The Perfect Husband ABC 4:00 Mary Marlln ABC 4:15 Refutetfulv Youra 8:00 Mark Trail ABC 8 35 Victor Hort AiU 8 Chrt lUimlry AHC 5 43 It's Movie Time Oil Sports tihllfhis IS llotue Town Nra HXl Woild Nru Huniniaiy 8 ibtirhn Mlj 45 Headline K.IHI.mi AHC S3 Comtni Ailiavlions m ARC TOdThe Lout Kitr 411C t 30 Henry J TaKn- AC t 4.1 ChrUimas Mu.ir "'Oft Could This He You 30 Noriltwesl Arluts OQ Piano Playhouse ARC so Wet ItttrhcfM'k Christmas Ptm. 10 Oil It) PM Headlines 10:13 Mnry of the Nativity ABC 10 30 Cathedral St. John U oo rmt Presbyterian Church 13:00 8(fn Oft KKJI 145d Kc.-PST SaturdaY Kvrnlnti. Drc. 33 no Proudlv Wt Hail 13 Theater Quia 30 Around Town- Newa 1 NI Kavan CjIH MHb 1 30 Klamath Temple 00 Bskkethall 30 Guy Lonthardo Orrh. MBS 00 Newt M11S IS Jimmy Dorsev 30 Dance -Orvh. MILS :5S Cet'tl Brown MMS irtiV.a Monica lli M11S 10:15 Dance Orch. 10 30 Arthur Van Prrh. MBS 11 04 Nteht Owls Edition 1103 Ntkht OwU Club 13.00 Sign Off KFJ 11150 Kc.-PST Sunday. Dec. tl 0OWlns of Healinf .to 3-Min. News 33 MuK' 8:45 Children's Chanel 00 Radio Bible Clavs MBS 9 30 K'am. Kev Critter 43 Music for Sunday 10:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS , lO tS Mark Rogrra MPS 10 30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank and Ernest MBS I 11:13 Show Tunes 11:30 Uland Melodies 1145 Master Radio Can. MBS 13-nn News 13:15 Bill Cunnlniham MBS li:J0 Steamooiit rfuniborr ,IR4 100 Hash Knife Hartley l:3U Wild DUl lllckm-k 133 Bobby Benson MPS 3.00 The Shadow MBS 3 30 True Det Mysteries 3:00 Challenge of Yukon 3 30 Kick Carter MBS 3 55 Newa stUS 4 00 News MBS 4 IS Trinity College Choir MBS 4.30 Armed forces Review MBS J ul Rev ewing Stand MPS 3 30 Enchanted Hour MBS 6.00 News 13 Qulr Show 30 Youth Views News MBS MBS MBS MBS TMCamornltj Caravan MBI I ; '! Error I v. tc'1 n MBS 'w Tuanl guestloiu i211l?rwar4 America MP 00 Glenn HarUj-NtWi MUI 'l! Gutat Star Th VYhiBllar CBS 10 on Serenade In Blue h,c Tt,"r ot Air MBS U 00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kr. PST Monday, Dec. II 1 Musical Revrl'tt 45 Farm Rtporier .tl N TOO Hemingway News M11S T 13 HiTAkta.l ;ang MBS T 30 Headline Net. T 43 Beit Bua 00 Cavil Brown MBA IS Itreakfaftt Gang MPS 30 Bible Inititut MPS ! ?3 ni a krr Harmonica IS Sand'i Serenades 9 3 lavuntrs -t Yi.leiday tio sWt suis 10 IS Ttlln Tet I't .M Polities 10 43 N'eu-a 10 30 Helen Doege 10 33 Ntws MPS Il.tU l adles Nh MBS ti ll News MPS It SO Queen lor a Day MBS 13 00 Nam Panda lJ 13 Newa Headlines 12 30 Your Dance Tunes Market J. Llvtstock 13 33 Newa I 00 Jack Kir wood MBS 1 30 Tune Ten 1 33 Local News r oo Miuic 3 03 Platter Party 3 IS Xmas Shopping Bag 3.40 Talk Back : S Aiiwir Man 3 00 Ricky 's Request 4 00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MPS 4 IS Heininrway- News MBS 4 30 Speed Gaboon MBS 4:43 Sam Hayts. Newa MBS ivktNamt The Record 3 30 Clyde Bealty MBS S '53 News MPS g cn Gat rlel Hvatter MBS 8 13 Quli Shew 6 ;w Around Town- News 0 43 Sam llsve. News MBS 33 Bill Henry MPS T 00 Peter Salem MPS T 30 Bright Star BOO Let Gtorgt Do It MRS 8 3t Hollywood Plaj hous MPS 00 Glenn Hardy-News MPS 13 Fulton LewisNews MPS It - Wsr 7roii!-Mome ront MUS 9 35 3 Minute Final MBS 10 00 I Love a M)tery MBS lo IS Countrv Muilc 10 W Crowell s Not MBS 1100 Nirht Owls News 11 A3 Night Owls Club 13 00 Sign Oft Choir To Be Broadcast llw FrU Frilprnl Bnvlnon nd Liwii itssoolittltm will irirnt I ho choir u( Firsi . rrnbyirrlmi t'lUll'CIl 111 it rnnritrt uf .ii.i Chruuiink inuKlc, Biilitlnv (iipiilnu. 7:S0 to 8 o'olot'k. The comrrt will lie broiiclt-ffM over Mnllnn KKLW. Andrrw l,onpy Jr. will illifrt, Mr. Elnl.sa Molnlyre will li or lini..l and holl.ii.i will bo Luster Nrrserlh mid lilvlinru irncv. The progrnm will Im-lmia the following number.: Holy Art Thou, lliinitrl; To Thee We Slug, Tkacli; I Wonder An I Witndnr, Nlleg; Silent Nlnht. Unmoor Wet el: oi nun inuslf, O Holy Nliiln, Aduni. und In roiu'lnsinn. ihrm coroiit. The Firitl Noel, O Little Town of Bethlehem unci llnrk, the iirrniu Aiutris Hilts. Army Trying Out Newest Uniform WASHINGTON, W-Men of the army's oldest regiment start wear ing the army's newest uniform to day. The uniform, a greenish gray experimental winter outfit, will be donned for a months-long series of tests by soldiers of the third inM guard) infantry regiment. One or its battalions is stationed hare at Fort Lesley J. McNair and the other at Fort Myer In near- oy Virginia. The material is is-o imre rcr w percent wool a 15 percent nylon. It eliminates the service jacket usually railed the "iriir hower Jacket" and replaces it with semi-form fitting coat with lapels. This Is Just an experiment, the army quartermaster corps stressed and no one will be required to buy new uniforms. It is separate Jan Sterling An Actress Who Wants to Be Typed1 and distinct from the field uniform no designed lor "general wear." By MARJQr'fep 11 Fother Flonoaon's Boys Town Choir of 55 voices will nreenr n tpeciol broodcost of Chriltmos music tomorrow or 3-30 ..,.,i by the Stonley Home Products Co. The progrom will include a brief talk by Rt. Rev. Msor. Nicholos H. Wenner M,rn, p,-. t The sponsor hos been presenting the Boys Town Choir ot Christmoi and on Mother's Day for several yeon. Rev. Froncij P. Schmitt is director of the choir. Another special Christmas feature lehadultd far temerrew Is Hia annual First Federal Savinjs 1 Uan program, arasenting the choir ef the First Presbyterian Church, 7:30-8:00 p.m. Mrs. Georae Mclntyra, orgoniit, besides accompun.ino. the chair, will .1. ,w0.Ho,r Ni9h'"' br Ad"m- M' Marvin Narseth, will sine u Y! "A. "". kr- Nilas, and th. chair will off., ' L, ?ZA1 rh"'"' "To Th" W Si""' fcr Tkach, Silent Night" by Gamber-Wetsal uding with three carol., .7 u 'm aN" " tiMl T,wn ' -'"". "Hark the Herald Angels Sing". A Festivol of Corals lit DrtVl mi-nmrt fnr ilia U::. c t Concert tomorrow night, to be heard from 9:00 to 9:30 pm only this week. Choirs representative of eve,l r ...:,i portlclpote. Following this is the We.t-Hitchcock series. Rev. D L Proett wiM be tht organist, Mrs. Margaret Sheridan featured soloist, ond Rev. Povid Borneft will give the reoding. ,.. . utmi ln ,B "rle e""nentarlts entitled "U.S.S.H." will bi heard .anient at 8:30. It c.nc.rn. the economy ef the Sevier. Guest an the program will be man who was arrested an trumped-up charges in Russia in 1930 aand sent to the White See as a ilov. laborer. Tonight sad far two mere weeks. 8:30 it Saturdays far "U.S.S.R." Tonight's YYer.Hlfthrv-k iii u . . k. ., win ogoin lecture rvis Harriet Mueller os oroanltr. onA Phil u;,r ,. .l j log. Marvin Nerseth will be the soloist. The old favorite Olckan't "Chrlttmes Carel" oi told by lienel Barrymare Is tonljht'i "Bedtime Stery" 7i30-8. Jt is said that good things come in threes then accept our wishes for Good Health, Good Luck and Good Cheer or Christmas and the coming Neio Year. WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY OUR PARTS DEPT. WILL BE CLOSED WED. THRU SAT. FOR INVENTORY (Open only for emergencies) West-Hitchcock CORPORATION 677 South 7th By KRSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD tNEAi Guys and Dolls: Jan Sterling's tayi:m what Edcar Allen Poe's raven said, about her try at playtivr a strnlghl role in the movie. "Rhubarb." Decorative dolls, even the tyoe with comedy sneezes, are out for Jan. who's returning to the sultry. flossy parts that skyrocketed her to stardom In "Johnny Belinda'' and "Ace In the Hole." "I'm a believer in the theory that you have to be tvped ln pic tures." she told me. "If it doesn't happen, you're dead. I'm through with straight glamor. It's slllv. You get all made up and you can t show any emotion. You're afraid you're solng to crack your mnke up or lose your false eyelashes." Jan's on loanout now tn m the damsel who trnche Tonv Cur tis the facts of life In "Hear No Evil" and calls it "my best role." Sand-Moer In vour voice' Hurry to Hollywood where a newcomer as raw-throotoi as Andv pevlne Is being hailed as a find i ' P'y m mc icaaintT-man department at twisty. oeiore the cameras for the first time In IS years In Columbia's "The Marrying Kind." "There was always a ureal public for It." NWhllcs or pajamas for Madge ln this movie? "Oh. no." she blushed, "I plav a COIirl Of domestic relatlnn. Judge." Miidse may have worn filmy nlRhtgowns In the 1917 flickers but she wasn't supposed lo have aex appenl. "My pictures," the Insisted, "were for the whole family. I played Innocent heroines. All I had to do was to be as bland as an egg and look Just as unhatched." Marilyn Monroe Is peeling off those labels that proclaim her as the new Lana Turner and Jean nanow as last as tney are being slapped on her cui-vey chassis. Its yawn stuff to Marllvn. who says that "somebody's always an other somebody in Hollvwood and I'm not like anybody else. even in me roles I play. I have pari mat are a little If they aren't a little Negro Thrush Sues Newsmen NEW YOrtK, 11 Josephine Baker. NcBro entertainer, has filed a S'uu.uoo damncs suit asalnst coi umiit.st Walter Wlnrhell. the Hearst Corp. and King Features Syndi ale. The suit, filed Friday In federal court, charite Ihul Wlnchell "inn. Ilclously, wantonly and recklessly printed and published" Items nl lacking her October 35 and six oilier occn.Hlon.H. The sinner and dunrer. an Ainer Iran-horn French clllren. Mailed the Stork club InM October It. There, she claimed, alio and her partv had to wait lor an hour fur their orclrr to be tilled. Ml.ui llakrr said Wlnchell was present during the incident, which club employes blamed on what thev called unavoidable delays. The entertainer contends that Wlnchell resettled nubllrltv rnn. cemlng his presence and thai he "embarked itron a public cam pntnn to vilify, libel and dainane lilalntlfl In her reputation and pro- leasionai standing In the commu nity. " Mlsa Baker charues that Wlnch ell wrote Items Implying she was a Fascist, a Communist, an anil Semite, "an enemy of people of her own race " and "a person of low, doubtful character. Miss Baker seeks 1 1 00.000 for loss of employment, SUOO.000 for I publication of the Items and 1100, 000 punitive damages. I can t give them any- Columbia studio. twisty "If the Dublin ran fttnnrt mi 1 tliincr 1 voice." wheezed Aldo Ray. "then ..V,,; 7.han 'or everybody. ' A new crop of Shirley Temples I didnt know how awful I ' end Jackie Coogans la oh the way sounded unt I I saw mv first to cure the box-office bluea. rushes. I realized why all my life 1 Director Norman Taurog who's people have been askinu me If i: Uncle Norman to HnllvH mm nan larvnirftl. i nt. BtiK .... J ... .-"o-"- f".. miMMcu me me word on the Aldo got Into pictures by an-' " of "Room for One More a Serlng a call ln the San Fran-! comedy starring Cary Grant Betsy l,r.C0,StlV?ptZ '"o1'" Play-iPke and assorted small fry ac ;ers for Saturday s Hero." He ex- 'ors. iP ?-ed:K .u "Wc're ovcr 'h b'ne of pvy. My brother persuaded me to ! etiological and cause pictures " drive him down to Hollywood to Taurog said. "Now we're back to ,see the casting director. I wasn't I mixing fnmlly pictures and the interested In acting. I just wanted : P"0"c will be seeing some great ! to see what those Hollywood Jerks ncw 'd stars." " i looked "ke " Some of the former Junior emot- ! D If" guided by Taurog: Judy Gar- ' n... rTaYworth' Lana Turner and ! nd. Deanna Durbln, Mickey ! Bene Davis popping in and out of j Rooney, Jackie and Robert Coogan 1 ,.?nd closeta ln mmy n1"" ! .rdle Bartholomew and Vlrglnls gowns j Wsfidlcr. '.inlf"11"1; v.ho surred In "1,.nfvtT worked with a dlsre. zippy bedroom farcei for Sam Pctful kid." Taurog tells It Goldw7n back In 1917. says It Child actors don't deserve the I "Th..', kl . . . . ;:"' -.'.V '"ey re not ported the find as a "probable -v- ""Uti nil III nt-n. i "-"hi j iir ruocinilJ. I hat) oflae H . fla..t .ku......iu... n. . l Now It's Moos And Cows That Upset U.N. Men PARIS, 'ft Whether a cow that moos a lot gives less milk than quiet, contented bossy has become an Lssue In the United Nations political committee. BrlUsh Minister of State Setwyn Lloyd began It by remlndlr.g the garrulous Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vlshlnsky. thai there was an old Russian proverb to the effect that the more a cow moos the less milk It gives. Vlshlnsky snupped back that there was no such Russian prov erb and It would be a silly proverb anynow. sometning line saying "the more a man talks. Ihe lc.s he Is able tn reproduce his kind " Today Lloyd apologized, It wasn't a Russian proverb, he aald, but a Polish one. If Vlshlnsky thought It silly. Lloyd declared, he ought to take it up with the Polish delegate. "Perhaps." he said. "Polish cows behave differently from Rus sian cows." If this were true. Lloyd added, the dangerous devi ation should be corrected In the Interest of Comlnform solidarity." Jupiter Moon Discovered PASADENA, W Now It's official: the Mount Wilson observatory had confirmed the discovery of a new moon for the planet Jupiter. ur. sein B. Nicnolson earlier re- room farces." said Madge, back ' " a,,- - " " a AT tfMAf KLAMATH UI. OHIOS. AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds at their beetf fb. 4te Fat Orders U Take Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. Highway Cost Sets Record Lioe8pe?t more on highways n 1951 than In any previous year in hLstory. according to Ihe year were approximately S40.000 000 conmm!Slon.0f 8late bth Its disbursements for the year 138.900,000, exclusive of Income from bond sales. Gross revenue from such sources as the gasoline tax. registration lees, commercial triiir,. fines are expected to come to 144 . 200,000 and to exceed the 1950 rev enues by Sl,700,000. From the gross take the high way commission has to pay S8.500, 000 to the counties for use n'n county roads: S4.350.000 to cities for use on city streets; 11,050,000 to the slate police. Thus Us gross tax and fine take is reduced to auuub aJU.JUU.UUU. But added to It will be federal a d amounting to S7.000.000 and 11,600,000 from other sources lo bring the elate highway Income back up to S38.900.000. Highway construction costs have amounted to about S19.900.000; for the year: maintenance an innnmi- rights-of-way 13,400,000; operating expenses 14.000.000 and other capi tal outlay 11,600,000. Approximately 70 percent of the character. thv ,re fluent studies confirmed the find, icreen y P'yms on the ! the observatory disclosed today. The moon Is Jupiter's 12th. and Warner Bros, aren't shouting It but -About Face." with Oordon Bracken, ls a musical remake of Brother Rat." Alleens the doll who toured for 10 months In the road company of "Inside U.S A and then spent a year Inside Para mount without facing a camera. he er.l TOle construction for the year was fed erally aiaea, wnicn means that 00 percent of the cost exclusive of rights-of-way was furnished by the bureau of roels and 40 percent by the highway commission. Wi-nc-ma COFFEE SHOP and DINING ROOMS Quality Food At Reasonable Prices Lunches Dinners 75c from from Southern Orsqon's Finest 1.25 Quick Wedding For Couple NEW YORK, WA voumr Iym1r,.'n "i """"lent-wantlng " mil U1C leHKL HAS. slble ostentation or ceremony" -have tied the nuptial knot legally by signing a contract. " y .7.. ' "no """ Chip- ura became man and wife simply by signing an agreement which said, in part: "The party of the first part (the uiiui-r utrreea m love hnn.. . .. .i cherish the parly of' the second part (the groom) and to keen onto as her lawful husband forever: and the partv of the aeennrf Jove, comiort and cher ish the party of the first part as his lawful wife forever." 'Frozen Bride'" Husband Free the planet's fourth to be discov ered by Dr. Nicholson. The aatel-, lite Is about 15 miles In diameter i and revolves clockwise around Jupiter. womkn f oi.Linr. EUGENE, (IP) Two women, one from Portland and the other from Seattle, were Involved ln a two- car traffic accident here Friday. Police said Ihe car ot Mrs. Flor ence L. McHcnry. about 50. Port land collided with one driven by Mrs. Gladys A. Mumfnrd. Seattle. The accident occurred four miles south of here on highway . Mrs. McHenry was treated at Sacred Heart hospital and later taken to Portland by ambulance. Mrs. Mum ford was not hurt. Vandals Spoil Child Parties ELIZABETH, N.J.. Wl-VsutliiN spnlled Christmas parlies lnr 115 children in four classes at Theo dore Roosevelt sihiiol. BKi'lTI.K, in Tho 0(, It prlfS Htubllltullou Fild"imami a one-cent a niiui't thii.i-.e In Ihe lithe ol milk In Klnrf pierce thiohnmlali, Kitsap and Maaoi'i lUllllllra. , .... ntismn in inn SsllliM I uui It'll 11111111.1. V I COhllNUOUS SUNDAY 0 CARLO I f K I fXt. tTA tHTtarslMMIHT AT HO IXTSA C0T PfPsf fsysfsfk. "THI PLVilAlT 'LICHT"rw.) vQOA MJIJfsV "OsUUtOr INOIA" (T.a.lHi) WUl tJJlLaV iatht oio ntn TfO I mm VI Coallauous Shows Dally Dos Office Opaas 12:10 SATURDAYrVy' urn SUNDAY WARNER BROlniiw'SaV'I 'l with til the fun and fighrin' fury of thoie hit.'em-firit heroes in Uncle Sam's battleships on-land! STEVE COCHRAN CSundoy Night )aiPm Come As LotoSHiii 1 mww msiwning.mti laV J iora wan not hurt. I "ivnnBHHMHMHktaM3 ,a. I ait nv I ."S FOR A WOMAN! -fg2$m yOfniajrica'sHostLawIeaDttsii lrrWKrr....YNTrattel V-,T Ot Paly 1st tn is Tear Has.il vCi olaSt fl I CI J lomtM VtSSn-' lnr& rzTWfJLffKni ' ffrmnii'l P r""" carey t9wr ' YXllFi'i (L- J ft lllllllllllllflli mm C0REY iKTL'V 1 REAGAN FLEMING BENNETT llllllllily " JACKSON, Mich.. 1H A 44-year-old trucking firm executive was free on bond today to await ex amination January 11 on man slaughter charge In the death by freezing of his young bride In the driveway of their home. Edward G. Knenrer fnrni.k.rf 15000 bond Friday following issu ance of the warrant In the death of his wife, Loretla, 31. Mrs. Spencer wrs found dvlng Wednesday morning In nine helow sero weather. Prosecutor George Campbell said Spencer ad mitted he left, his wife In the driveway "too drunk" to walk after an evening of drinking to gether at a tavern. NI'T ROC1FTY WIF.F PORTLAND. Mi Fred Hchram of Seattle ls the new president of the Nut Growers Society of Ore gon and Washington.