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:50 Suburban Srend
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(t-(rt Mr, AuHH'" ' Air ABC
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10:30 Iniomnla Club
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00 sign On Newi Summary
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0:45 Farm Fare
7:00 New. BkM. Edition
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7:30 Bob Garred A Newt ABC
7:40 Ton o' tl Morning
7:55 John Conta ABC
n.uu BreakUM cluu ABC
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11:00 Betty Crocker ABC
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11:55 Market Report
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30 Rogues Gallery ABC
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KFJI TuedaT Evening, Jan.
6:00 Gabriel Keatter MBS
0:13 Klamath Theater Quit
6:30 Around Town
6:43 Sam Hayes Newi MBS
6:55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Black Museum MBS
7:30 Peter Salem MBS
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Dorris,
Effective Jan. 1, 1952 we pay interest at the
rate of 2'i per annum on all new and re
newal savings on time certificates of deposit
of 6 months or mere. Interest begins on the
date of your deposit.
The Butte Valley State Bank
is an independent bank, serving
the Klamath Basin since 1908.
Banking by Mail
Is Convenient!
Let us handle your banking business.
All accounts insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
up to 510,000 each.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation.
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6 00 Count Monte CrlstO MBS
0:30 Roving at Rudy i
1:45 Heidelberg Harmonafres
fl:uO Gienn hardy-Newt VilS
9:13 Fulton Lewis-News MBS
9:30 Official Detective MBS
9-33 3-Minute Final MBS
10:00 1 Love a Mystery MBS
10:15 Here's to Vets
10 30 Opera Concert MBS
11. -OO Night Owls Edition
11:05 Night Owls Ctub
13:7? Sign Off
KFJI Wednesday, Jan. $
6.-00 Musical Reveille
b:-J. rarm Heporter
6:33 Local Newa
7:00 liemini way -Newt MBS
T:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:30 Newa
7:45 pest B!a
:00 Cecil Brown MBS
0:15 Breakfant Gang MRS
3 30 Bible Institute MBS
9:00 Homemakers Harmonies
9:13 Platter Party
9 43 Favorites of Yesterday
10:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
10:15 Tello Teet MBS
10:30 LaPointes
10:45 Helen Doege
10:35 New MBS
11.00 Lad its Fair
11:25 News MLS
11:30 Queen for Day MBS
12:00 Name Bands
12:13 Newa
12:30 Danre Tunes
12:43 Market Ik Livestock
12:33 Newa
1:00 Jack Ktrkwood MBS
1:30 Tune Test
1:55 Local Newa
2 00 Platter Party
2 45 Answer Man MBS
3.00 Ricky Request
4:00 Fulton Lewis Newt MBS
4:13 Hemingway News MBS
4:;t0 Kceed Gtson MBS
4:45 Sam Hayes News MBS
5:00 Name the Record
5:30 Clyde Beatty MBS
5 55 News MBS
6:00 Gabriel Keatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theater Quiz
0:30 Around Town News
6:45 Sam Hayea Newa MBS
6 53 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Mysterious Traveler MBS
7:30 Cisco Kid MBS
: What's Narr- of S- MBS
8:30 Behind the Story MBS
8:45 Heidelberg Harmonaires
9:00 Glenn Hardy New MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 Wrestling
9:53 3-Min. Final MBS
10:00 Wrestling
10:15 I Love a Mystery MBS
10:30 International Airport MBS
it", vi-ht Owls Nii
11:03 Night Owls Club
12:00 Sign un
5 Poles Get
Death Charae
WARSAW. Poland (f A mill-
tary court sentenced five Poles to ;
deata Monaay nigm aiier mey Xnc dinner meeting !s scheduled
nleaoed gu'ltv to charges of bo nTfor U)e wll)ard Jan 15 6.30 p m
"spies sent Into Poland by the. it is to be a joint meeting of
American Intelligence Service.' Uhe Senior and Junior Chambers
Their trial lasted one day. Sum- for both men and women. For men
mingr up, the prosecutor accused 1
the U.S. embassy here of leading i
nUlM .Mind VaUhiI " t. i -m k
very first day of diplomatic rela- Tickets are being sold by direc
tions between the people's Poland j tors of both the Senior and Junior
and the United States." 'Chambers.
The condemned men are accused Highlighting the program will be
of working with American spies to ; talks bv Edgar Smith. Portland
Germany and with the "White j chamber of Commerce president,
Russian American spy center
known as the Committee to Aid
Escapees."
Don't lock the door after the
horse is stolen. Insure with Bans
Norland NOW! 6i7 Pine St,
n if
m
lank
Calif.
Ladino Cut
Asked By
Seed Men
PORTLAND dV The govern
ment support prlr on Ladlno Clo
ver should be reduced 15 cents a
liound, the OreRon Seed Growers
LeaRuo was told hers Monday.
The league's elover committee
sld the present support price of
$1.25 mlEht cause a surplus. The
commlllee urged that the support
price be cut to $1.10. The con
velillon will net on Uie commit
tee s report Inter.
In other business Monday, grow
ers were told of two possible new
clover crop seeds Romack peas
from Georgia and R new rust re
sistant ryegrass from South Amer
ica.
Virgil Freed, Oregon State Col
lege agronomist, described a new
spray, IPC Chloro, which he said
would aid In controlltnir velvet and
other annual grasses In fescue
stands. The new spray soon will
be available commercially, he said.
James Short. Redmond, league
president, appointed a committee
to Investigate a proposed tonnage
lax on Oregon grown seeds, the
proceeds to be used to advertise
the industry.
George B. Davis cf Oregon State
College reported that rough hand
ling damaged 43.5 per cent of
the Oregon potato crop. He said
the damage resulted In a grade
reduction of 13.1 per cent of the
marketable crop.
Chamber Set
For Big Meet
Tickets are now on sale for the
annual Chamber of Commerce din
ner meeting . . . And If early en
thusiasm Is any criterion, persons
wishing to attend had best be about
getting their tickets.
Chamber Pres. Arthur (RlcSi'i
Rlckbeil says the Willard Hoiel
banquet room v. ill accommodate
"about 300." Interest In the meet
in; Is high and Rickbeil has said
the meeting will "be perhaps Uie
nlost important In the chamber's
history."
unable to take wives or women
guests there will be a special stae 1
wi-
am Hillman Luedemann. vice pres
ident and general manager of
Pope aril Talbot Company and
president of the West Coast Lum
bermen's Association.
Also on the program is the Jay
cecs' annual Distinguished Service
Award to the county's outstanding
young citizen of 1951.
i A spcc.al five-man committee Is
; now trying to decide on the reclp
! lent of the honor. : The person
j selected Is to be known only to the
; committee until the moment of
j actual award presentation at the
I banquet.
j This year has been dubbed Klam
. aji's "year of decision" and the
chambers are launching a two
. pronged campaign to bolster the
i basin's business future. Concerted
drives are shaping to promote de
velopment of the basin's vast and
untapped natural resources and to
draw new industries.
KLAMATH 'FALLS. OlltSM.
AMERICAN CHINESE
Faodt at their kesrl
. 449 hi Otiit T Take Oat
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
CHAIN
PASSENGER
SIZE
5.50-1 (S, 6.40-16
710-15, 6.70-15
LIGHT
SIZE
6.00-16, 6.50-16
7.00-16
7.50-16
TRUCK
SIZE WERE
8.25-20 Single Highway $25.70
10.00-22 Dual Highway $58.75
11.00-22 Dual Highway $75.15
BUY NOW AND SAVE PLENTY!
JUCKELAND
TRUCK SALES & SERVICE, INC.
11th and Klamath ' Phone 2-2581
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH
Demo Finance
Boss Quits
PORTLAND Ml Abe O. Gil
bert, who startled Democrats last
month with his plan to rulsc funds
for the 185'J camnalun. hr.s re
signed as chairman of the Ore
gon Democrats' Finance Commit
tee.
The resluuatlon was the out
growth of a disputo at a meeting
of tho Central Committee Inst
month when Gilbert was quoted
as saylnir businessmen should bo
solicited for party contributions In
leturn for consideration from Uie
administration.
Gilbert, a Portland furniture'
dealer, tnld the quotation, taken
out of context, created Uio wrong
impression.
At the same meetimr Ollbert
crltlclsied National Committeeman
Monroe Sweellnnd. He snld dif
ferences with Sweetland and other
Democratic leaders, made his Job
impossible.
William Jossltn. Central Commit
tee chairman, announced the resig
nation. No successor has been
chosen.
Examination
Proves Tale
Of Murder
EVERETT, Wash. W Prosecutor
Phil Sheridan said Tuesday an au
topsy disclosed that an Everett op
tometrist whose death was attrib
uted to a heart attack actually was
slain.
The autopsy was performed after
Harold O. Chase. 22, former Dar
rlniton marshal, told authorities he
killed Dr. Russell R. Bradley In !
December, 1950, by pressing his
fist against the side of Bradlev s
neck.
In his statement Chase said he
had been out driving with Dr.
Draatey alter tney met in a bar.
Sheridan reported. The prosecutor
said Chase drove Bradley to an
Evett: bcotwl n I .ten--!
ants the man apparently hid suf-
fered a heart nttnrk Tli H o t h
W8S list?? officially as due to that
cause. Sheridan quoted Chase as
saying he robbed Dr. Bradley of Organisation. The events sched- sponsored by Uie Camp Fire Conn
38. iulrd. during her visit will begin cu. Members of other Camp Fire
Cnase also has told of killing two with a colfee hour at the Pelican oirl round' Irum j-ir-rn o-e.
other men in the past three years. ; Cnfe at 10:00 a.m. for all the Camp ! j0n nnvp Drrn Invllrd to sprnd
oiiciiuun siiu ne noma nui 01s-
close the specific findings of the :
""'"PSV o vold 'revealing the
nv f lh rlfnca " hut aHHarl
case to the defense," but added:
"The doctors are satisfied that
Bradley did not die from natural
causes."
The autopsy was performed by
Dr. Charles P. Larson, Tacoma,
pathologist.
Mrs. Helen Hart, Bradley's for
mer wife, said Monday Bradley did
not have heart trouble. She said
she bellsvel It was ' quite possible "
he was slain.
Chase, now held In the Snohom
ish County jail here, also has said
that he strangled Leonard M. Lew
is. 50, at the Northern State Hos
pital in Sedro Woolley In January,
1040 nnH thnl h fclllpH a man
called "Joe" at San Francisco last'
September or October.
Damage Bond
Held Legal
SALEM (.ft Truckers who get
permits to haul overweight loads
on county roads can be required
to put up bond against , damage
to the roads or bridges. Attorney
General George Neuner ruled
Tuesday for District Attorney
Robert G. Davis of Douglas County.
A bond Isn't required, Neuner
said, because Uie county can make
a contract In which the hauler
agrees to pay for the damage.
TO MEET
THE DALLES LTI The 1952
annual meeting of the Oregon
Wheat Growers League will be
held In Portland Dec. 4-6.
Dates of the convention were an
nounced here Monday by League
President Floyd Root, following an
executive committee meeting at
Pendleton.
SALE!
CAR CHAINS
WERE NOW
$10.20 , 8 00
$10.55 8 20
TRUCK
WERE
$13.90
$17.00
$17.25
NOW
H2.00
$12.75
M2.75
NOW
M9.50
$47.00
'60.00
FALLS, OREGON
MISS MARTHA F. ALLEN, national director of Camp Fire
Girls, Inc., who will arrive in Klamath Fulls Jan. 11. Sev
eral events are scheduled in her honor.
Camp Fire Director To Be
In Klamath Falls Jan, 11
Miis Mnrtha F. Allen, natlonnl
director of Camp Fire Girls. Inc.,
... .,.. h.r. on Jlimlllrv n
! "1 rrl e here on Jn"ry
accord to Naomi French, local
Camp Fire executive director.
' rtrln ,o Blau In Vlnniflth
Fulls. Miss Allen will be feted by
all the branches of the Camp Fire
r ire ooara memDers ana miss
Travel On
State Roads
'Difficult'
SALEM W Highway travel j Women, Columbus, Miss., and re
was still difficult in Oreirnn 1 celved a Mnstcr of Aria decree
mountain areas Tuesday, as well
as in mi- othj- ct'ou
i-t t ie
stale, the Highway Commission re-
poriea.
The commission's 9 a.m. sum
mary of road conditions:
Government Camp and Timber
line Snowing llshtly. packed snow,
plowing, carry chains. 5 Inches new
snow.
Portland Pavement bare.
Wilson River Summit Snowing
lightly, packed snow, plowing, car
ry chains. 3 inches new snow.
Sunset Summit Packed snow,
plowing, carry chains. 6 Inches new
snow. I
Warm Springs Junction Packed I
snow, plowing, carry chains. 2 '
inches new snow.
CaiCPdr Locks Snowing llsht
ly. packed snow, plowing, carry
chains. 5 inches new snow.
Troutdle Slush, pack Break
ing up. 4 Inches new snow.
Astoria Silver thaw. Ice form
ing, chains required.
Salem Spots of tee.
Corvallls and Newport Pave
ment bare.
Salmon River Summit Slush,
pack breaking up.
Silver Crek Falls Snowing
lightly, sush. pack breaking up.
3 Inches new snow.
Eugene and Grants Pass Bare
pavement.
Roseburg and Mcdford Spots
of Ice.
Union Creek nnd Siskiyou
Packed snow, plowing, chains re
quired. 3 Inches new snow.
Coqullle Bare pavement,
, Tho Dalles Bare navement.
' Ochoco and Bend Packed snow
plowing carry chains. -
Snntlam Pass Snowing lightly,
packed snow, plowing, carry chains
12 inches new snow,
Willamette Pass Snowing
lightly, packed snow, plowing, car
ry chains. 2 Inches new snow.
Chemult Packed snow, plow
ing, carry chains. 2 Inches new
snow.
Bly Snowing lightly, packed
snow, plowing, ' carry chains. 2
Inches new snow.
Lakevlew Packed Snow, sand
ed. Pendleton Soots of Ice.
Mcacham Packed snow, sand
ed. La Grande, Baker, Ontario
Spots of ice.
John Day Packed snow, sand
ed. Austin Packed snow, plowing,
carry chains.
Seneca Packed snow, plow
ing, carry chains.
Burns Packod snow, sanded.
Tuna Import
Slash Asked
WASHINGTON IJPt A west Coast
congressman proposed a slow down
Monday on Imports of brine-packed
tuna.
Rep.' Mack (R.-Wash.) told re
porters he has prepared a bill to
increase the duty on the product
from 12! j to 45 per cent.
Imports primarily from Japan
Increased from 3,779 cases In all of
1949 to 204,341 cases In the month
of September, 1951, he said.
"This Increase threatens to cause
vast unemployment among the 23.
000 cannery workers and fishermen
emnloycd by the Pacific Coast 112
million dollar tuna Industry," Mack
declared.
rv4 .,
I f '''y ' .
V. ' ' J-'l !V'ir '. V'' ' '
' Allen.
The Lenders Association will
honor the distinguished visitor with
, Frl(1 B,lornoon. a ,0 5 at
e Flkx pi, noom AcHv,M wU,
bo cllllMlxclj wllh , bunnucl Friday
' 1 . .... n.n
j Cafc. at which time Miss Allen
, win nink The bxnnuet will be
, ),. h.v in Kliimnth Fai t durlnit
the national directors hlny.
Mrs. Percy Murray Is In charge
of all arrangements durlUK Ml.ns
Allen's brief time In Klnmnlh Falls.
Miss Allen has been associated
with Camp Fire Girls, Inc.. since
1941 when she became nsslstnnt
national director. In April 1943. she
was appointed national director.
Her wide experience In administra
tion, education and community re
lations has aided her In mnklng
Uie organization one of the natlon-a?ly-recognlzed
youth agencies In
the country. Miss Allen graduated
from Mississippi Slate College for
, from Columbia Unlvcralty
New
York.
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Attention Kids I
Saturday Morning at 10:00
'Bring yoir cat to see Rhubarb,
and enter him In Cat Contest r
5 BIO PRIZI S
courtesy Murphy's Seed Store
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Boy Found Chained To Befl
In Salt Lake City House,
Tells of Long
SALT LAKH! CITY Ifl A teen
nun uoV was found elmlnrd In a
bed In n filthy hiiuse here Tuesday.
Ofllcni Mild Die I "t tld lliem he
was nbuiied Hoxuiilly by tho man
who held linn uupllvo.
An uccuscd bunk rubber, vlinrgcd
with a SO.OOO holdup durlUK a
smiwntorm Monday, wna mimed by
ofllcera na the youth's enptor,
John D. Illllett, SM-yrnr-old used
car aulrsniiin, wna utrr.itrd 011 the
bunk robbery charge Miintlny night.
nrnulv Sheriff T. A. Cnllloott
snld illllett Inter udmltlrd kldnuti-
Inn Itlihurd Kvnn Itickv ncurim-
sen, who had been missing since
Inst Ociober. Cnlllcott snld IMllell
then led ollleera to the three-room
house where the 14-year old boy
wns held.
The hid hud bruises over much
of his body but. oUirrwIse was In
lair physlcul concilium.
Cnlllcott sulci the uov told of
ttumrruus srxiiul ItKllKiillIrs nt the
hnnds of his captor. The ninn slept
with him most of the tlmn ho wns
held. Culllcol said Kicky told hliu.
Russ Honor
Stalin Aide
MOSCOW l.n Georgl M. Ma
leukov, deputy premier of the Sov
iet Union, brcuniD 5a yen is old
Tuesday and the government, Com
munist Purty, unci preica marked
his anniversary with a warmth
(lint net him nMdr as sonicllilng
special In the Russian lllerurchy.
Newspapers published big pic
tures of him on their Ironl pages.
The ovrrmii'Mtl nwiiilil him the
Order of Lenin, tho Soviet Union's
hltmcst decoration.
Tho Central Committee of the
Communist Perty and fin govern
ment's council of ministers sent
grerttiiRs praising him as a "true
pupil of I.rnln" and lifelong fight
er for Con11iHl11l.Mi1.
Mnleukov Is n protege of Pre
mier Joseph Stnlln. He bossrs the
purty muchlncry. which Blnlln also
controlled In Ills rle to power.
Ho npprnrrd on Stalin's right at
the 1951 Mny Day celebrations, add
ing o speculation nmonc Western
rxperls on nusslan politics that
the aging Stnlln was handing over
some of the active control of the
Soviet Union to Mnlrnkov and Lav
renty P. Berla, who controls Uie
police.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY H, l n52
Captivity
Ricky's falhcr, Kvnn II. Itrnrlok.
sen, is a gnrnito mechanic. tiw,.
In only one other child, ret.r
ltlcky's twin nlhlrr. '
Ciilllcnlt sulci lllllnlt hud ftervrtl
n prison seiilriids In C'nlllcniiiu lir
rubbery, IicIiik released Jnnci a
1115(1, on condition ha leave, g
stnte,
His deputy aherllf sulci Hint .
flfier-i, I'liosl'"" Oll'xli on ihn
Callfornln robbery chnrue, loiimi
n siillor bound and gugMi-d in
JJIlletl'a room, He wan not rlinrtiecl
III connection wlUi Hint Incident
however. '
Hlckv dlsapjienrrd Inst Oi-i 30.
Local offlcern Imd (iiie.itliiiied ninny
nrrsous. Including lllllrtt, tun ,,
been unable to run down a fungible,
clue.
Uoth rtlcky unci Billed were mi.
Iiloyrd at a Used car lol, the i,(n.
serving as car wnshrr and errand
boy.
Last Oct. .M Illckv sulci llllleit
told him he wn.i a spninl nohco
officer. The Jail anld ho wan nr.
cused of vniiniin iheft.n aim wm
Inlnriiicd he would havo to wi with
Illllell lor tiuefllonlnit.
"I really thought he wna a poller.
man." Illckv snld. "He took nw
to a tourist cabin acro.m Ihe Mrert
nnd told me I wna under arresi
and not to run awnv If I iljn't
want to gel Into trouble with the.
police.
"We stayed there four or fiva
dnvs and then moved to Uie house.
Johnny told me In nlnv awnv from
the windows and not try to nm
n'"', ...
He had a pnlr of handcuffs ami
used Uiem to laMnn me to thr bed
v' li-'t a rhal", "o, n m nf
the time he fastened Uie chain
around one or both my ankles nut
locked 1110 to tho bed with a pad
lock. "
Illcky then told Of n srrlen of
beating, whl''h ho aald were dr
nrr"ed pn "-eri fn w j ,..,...14
confess to stealing all Uiat stuff."
Georae Opposes
Anv Tax Increase
WASHJNOTON in Sen. Oeorcr
D.-Gu. said Tuedny hn li not
going to sunport a new general
tax boost under any rlrcumstances
he can foresee In 19.13.
Oeorire told rrnnrtrra Cniurrris
should begin considering lux reduc
tions bv next year.
The veteran senator Is chairman
of the Bentate Finance Committee
and would have the Job of strrring
a tax Inrreasa bill through Uie Sen
ate If President Truman submitted
one and the House paued It.
Wednesday
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