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V t 23 Music
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:30 Cascading Rhythmi
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40 CBC Symphony Concert
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43 Farm Fare
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7:33 John Conte ABC
11:00 Breakfast Club ABC
0:00 Hank Henry Show
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10:30 My Trut Story ABC
10:39 Edward Arnold ABC
11-00 Betty Crocker ABC
11:19 Stop and Shop
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11:99 Market Report
12:00 Noon Edition Newt
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1:01 Paul Harve-- .... '
1:19 Better Living -1:30
Mary Margaret McBrlde ABC
2:00 Basin Briefs
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7,;43 Preview of Tomorrow
K0 Could This Be You
8:30 "How Can We Improve the
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fi:3o Assembly of God Hour
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:33 Newt MBS
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00 Wings of Healing
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:30 Klam. Rev. Center
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:45 Farm Reporter
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Drunk Driving
Fine Raised
A year in office has convinced
District Judge M. A. (Nick) Car
ter that heavier fines are needed
on convictions or driving while in
toxicated, driving during revoked
period ana driving during suspend
ed period.
So Friday the fines on conviC'
tion of those three violations In
District Court were raised, Just
liaej uic COSI oi living.
. Here are the changes:
Driving while intoxicated 1154..
50 to S250 increase.
Driving during revoked period
$25 to $100 increase.
Driving during suspended period
25 to S100 increase.
Judge Carter said In neither of
the latter two cases does the op
erator nave a vaim license. In ad
ditlon, he remarked, the (treat ma.
Jorlty of such persons do not have
uaoutty insurance and are not in
position to compensate an injured
party in case an accident results
in serious bodily injury.
Judge Carter said he would not
tolerate such a situation in this
area. , .
Mike Booms
At Critic
WASHINGTON m Price Di'
rector Michael V. DiSalle has fired
DacK at one oi nis snarpest critics
Executive Secretary Whitnev Thar.
in of the National Potato Council.
In a letter to Tharin, released
Friday, the retirinor Office of Price
Stabilization chief accused him of
having "rendered a disservice to
your nation." He contended Tharin
used pressure tactics in opposing
OPS ceilings recently imnosed on
wnue potato prices.
Tharin. who savs he has sent
nine communications to DiSalle.
has accused him of by-passing the
w, congress ana me potato busi
ness in setting maximum prices.
"We marvel at your seeking
seat in the United States Senate."
Tharin told him.
DiSalle, who is resigning to run
tor me u.o. senate in onio, replied
that OPS officials talked wltruCon-
gress members, potato growers
and others before Issuing the order,
OPS had planned to issue an or
der Saturday grantintr a nrice in.
crease lo cover the cost of washing
old crop potatoes, but the action
was put off until Monday. An of-
uciai saia the allowance probablv
would be about 20 cents per 100
pounds.
Bus Skids Into
Deep Ravine
HAMILTON, Ont. Wl An inter,
urban bus skidded on Icy pave
ment and careened into a 100-foot
ravine here Saturday. No one was
killed. Two persons suffered severe
Injury and at least oiohi ntv,r.
were less seriously hurt. The bus
broke in two.
About a dozen persons were in
the big Oray Coach Lines vehicle.
The embankment at the scene of
the crash is so steep rescuers
formed a human chain to pass the
injured up to the highway. ,
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1952 CADILLAC COUPE de VILLE interiors are strikingly new in combinations of Swiss
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horsepower, V-8, high compression engine the highest horsepower available to the
motoring public. The new power plant, coupled with new Hydra-Matic transmission fea
tures, provides an unusual performance sensation with "greater fuel economy. The
1952 Cadillac engine is independently exhausted from each cylinder bank with the dual
system terminating in jet-type openings at each end of the rear bumper. Cadillac power
steering is available at the owner's option. The new Cadillacs are now on display at Dick
B. Miller Co.. 7th and Klamath.
Floods Seen
This Spring
PORTLAND i.ft When spring
thaws come to the mountains, high
waters and possibly floods will
roll through the Columbia River
Basin.
That prospect was revealed Fri
day by R. A. Work, of the U.S.
Soil Conservation Service snow sur
vey. He said mountain snows had an
unusually high water content up
to 103 per cent above normal in
the Methow River area of Wash
ington State. In addition the ground
below the snow in most Columbia
Basin watershed areas is unfrozen
and saturated.
It "raises a strong possibility of
unusually high water in the main
stem of the Columbia as well as
numerous tributary streams this
spring." he said.
work declined to speculate on
the extent of the potential flood.
But reports from Idaho and Mon
tana indicated damage in flood
plains If the next two months' pre
cipitation is only average. It the
precipitation Is greater than usual,
a "very high potential runoff peak"
is expected.
On the brighter side of the pic
ture. Work said the purvey -revealed
there would be ample Irri
gation and hydro-electric water
supplies this year.
HORNBILL PLAYS HOB
WITH AIRWAYS OFFICE
SEATTLE Occasional severe
weather, equipment shortages, and
oilier problems may vex airline
managers In the Pacific Northwest
from time to lime but they don't
have to cope with hornbllls.
A small, female, concave horn.
bill, a bird with a bill like a pick
axe this week conducted a two-
day reign of terror in Pan Amerl'
can World Airways office at Bang
kok Thailand, according to reports
filtering across I lie ocean from
nerve-shattered station manager to
his more fortunate fellow-employes
on this side of the Pacitic.
His report says that when the
lady hornblll arrived, It had all
the outward appearance of a rou
tine air shipment. The bird was
HATCHERY WANTED
WASHINGTON lifl Sen. Cord
on, R.-Ore.. has introduced a bill
to give Oregon two acres of fed
eral land needed for a proposed
fish hatchery at Ox Bow Springs,
in Hood River County.
The state gave the land to the
government in 1938 and wants it
tor a hatchery to be
federal funds..
Americans Can't
Join Mourning
SAN DRINGH AM. Eng. Five
American women came to the gates
of Sandrtngbam Saturday to Join
villagers in paying their last re
spects to the late King George VI.
But the Americans, who Identi
fled themselves as wives of U.S
Air Force men stationed at Laken
heath, couldn't get past the gate.
The bobby on duty said It was
strlcUy private affair for Sandring-
nam people aione.
CHEHAL1S. Wash. HI J. Verne
Shangle of Medford. Ore. said
inursaay ne nas leaded a large
acreage south of Chehalis with the
intention of drilling for oil. Shangle
said ODerations would be started
built with i within n year, or leases terminated
by that time
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housed In a wooden cage, wllh
metal bars over one open side.
That night the bird manned to
Jiggle (he cage next to some other
packages, which were torn to bits
and shreds.
"Apparently," the report contin
ues, "she consumed a quantity o(
silver earrings. Hornbllls eat any
thing." Next night the bird was placed
carefully In (he middle of the car
go room, well away from any.
thing else. In the morning, when
the crew arrived to open up, they
discovered the hornblll had moved
Its cage clear across the floor by
lunging agntn.it the bars and had
succeeded In chopping a large hole
In the olflce wall playing Its benk
like a Jackhammer, through the
bars.
When one of Pan American's
round-the-world clippers arrived to
pick up the creature, the night
crew was warned to "keep an eye
on this (censored! she'll bore a
hole through the side of the plane
if you turn your back.".
OSC Working
On Cancer.
COItVALLIS l.n Tin,. riixunK
Slate College, scientists ore iniiitti-
fncturllig Mihsliuices which may
lend iu new discoveries about
cancer.
Tim (luce men Dr. Bert E.
Chiistenaen. chetnlatrv i)ii)fc.nnr.
Dr. C, 11, Wang, rcnrnicli chenilf.1,
and Roland K. Hublm. a, umrlimtr.
uiii'nusuy tuiiuem art) woiKing
under a 5.-i0 giant from the U.S.
Public Health Service.
Chiisleiisen, who Is henil ot the
project, sit Id ho unci Ills tw o itaalsl-
ants hail found an cnv way to
make lite aiibxtancca bv combin
ing chemicals. In nature the imb
alances purines, and nyriniltlltiM
are found in nucleic acid in llv-
uig tissue,
lie explained that any nubslance
which could effectively retard the
growth ot cells was Imtiniliinl In
cancer research. He described can
cer as a disease of uncontrolled
cell growth.
Afier synthetic purines ami pvti
mltllnes ate inantilnclnred hi Ore
gon State, they are shipped In Cor
nell University at Ithucn, N. V.
There thxy are tested on HvIiib tis
sue by Dr. Agnnr Nyganrd, a for
mer OSC scientist.
Judge Scolds Actress
Accidents
Claim Two
By Tha Associated Press
Accidents claimed the Uvea of
two In Oregon h'rltltiy.
A logger was killed near Oak
ridge in a woods accident. An au
tomobile crash near WttUlport
killed a Portland mnn and Injured
his wile.
Floyd Bates. 20. Springfield, was
struck by a section of a lost and
fatally Injured. He had cut down a
tree and was bucking It on a title
hill when one end swung around
and struck him.
Will Matthews. Portland, was
killed and his wife. Eva. Injured
when their car plunged off a high
way Into the Alsea River. Mrs.
Matthews led passing motorists to
the wreck after she was found
wandering down the highway.
I OH ANtll'lLf.S Idl Up III Van
I'oiiver, Wardi., actress Ann Sterl
ing's ears may be burning.
In auaenlla, aa lliey aay In the
courts, she drew quite a dressing
clmui Friday from superior Jtitlgo
Jesse J''i amnion, ,
Miss Hlprllng accused Yolantla
Ruth Elllolt. 40, a costume de
signer, or stealing a U.UOU alone
iiiiiitln lur Horn her apartment
Nov. I,
Miss Klllolfs trial was set for
Friday. Hut Mlsa Sterling wrote
that innvln cotiiniltlnirnts inndo It
Impossible, lur her to bo here.
"These Hollywood people." titltl
tha Judue, "ask llio protection of
the courts, but they fall to appear
when It doesn't still their conven
ience. "Who do lhcy Ihlnk lliey me?
Movie people ato no belter than
unybtitlv olac. I would Issue, a
bench warrant, except that Miss
Sterling apparently Is out of the
state and It couldn't be enforced."
Miss Klllotl's attorney asked Im
mediate trial "to clear her nitiiie."
The tlMrkl attorney's side nsketl
a continuance. The Judge granted
It, until Feb. 18. wllh a warning
to lite D. A. to "lake all measures
necesnary to Insure III appearance
of the complaining witness.
As character witnesses,
rllllutt had suDpnrnarl Jane
Ml.
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noil .ana Turner, Jontl C'rawfnn
Victor Mitliire and Jimmy Uiiianii
Oregon Navy
Man Killed
WAHIIINg i'ON I - The Delei,,
Opni'tiiieiil niuiiiuiiied Hntunl
Hie names ol an Oregon Nnv
mull killed In action nml two Ms
runt Culpa men wounded In in
Korean fluhting.
Killed In iii-ilon was Lionel r
MalliewH, UHNIt, son of Mrs. Irml
Auslln Mnlhcw.1, 141 Alder fll
Limcue.
The wounded: ;pl. Cleorge Dunn,
Mi vim. sou of Mrs. Alice II. Urynn
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NAMED UIRRCTOR
8EATTLE Wl John L. Salter,
acting regional director of the Of
fice of Price Stabilization since
October, was elevMed to the past
of director Friday.
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TO OUR PATRONSi
SOME OF THE GREAT LOGGING SCENES IN THIS TREMENDOUS BLAZING SPECTACLE
WERE ACTUALLY TAKEN IN THE CASCAOE MOUNTAINS CLOSE TO HOME. WE HERE IN
KLAMATH COUNTY WILL APPRECIATE THIS HEROIC, DEATH DEFYING STORY BE
CAUSE IT IS SO FAMILIAR TO MOST OF US.
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