SATURDAY, MARCH 0, 1032
FAGS TWO
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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10; 11 Brothrr Art's Proram
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Sunday, Mar. 9
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B OO Calvjry Erhoei
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30 Negro College Choir ABC
10:00 Sunday Ncwi Special AFC
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10 Old Faihtoned Revival
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3.00 Hour of Derliion ABC
3:30 Songs of Faith
3:4.1 Upper Room Program
4:00 U. S. Navy Band
4:14 Jimmy Kidler
4:30 Sammv Kave Serenade ABC
5:00 Str.p the Muiic AFC
6:00 Walter Wtnchcll ABC
:13 Home Town Neu
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8:00 Drew Pearon ABC
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15 Mon. Morning Hdina ABC
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.-00 CBC Symphony Concert
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Monday, Mar. 10
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11:15 Stop and Shop
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7:30 Henry J. Taylor ABC
7:45 Preview of Tomorrow
:CO The Big Hand ABC
8:30 "What Are the Most Important
Facts Concerning Our Basic
Water Resource?'
10:00 10 PM Headlines
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Saturday Evening, Mar. 8
6:00 News
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By MARJ0RIE OVGARD
After five week, bene, Walter Winched will return
. - to the ABC radio microphone tomorrow. Winchtll has been
. taking completa reit from ell activities en advice of hii phyii-
cian. Excluding his normal summer vacotioni, thii it the first
time in 20 years he has mined a broadcast. No wonder he needed
a rest) Be sure to listen to Walter Winchell tomorrow and every
Sunday at 6:00 p.m. or the repeat broadcast at 8:30 p.m.
"The Spirit Filled Life" will be Dr. Chas E. Fuller's sermon topic
for tomorrow from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Fomilior hymns will be sung
by the mole quortet ond the mixed choir.
Dr. H. M. S. Richards has chosen "The Shedew of the
Cross" as the subject for his sermon an 'The Voice of Prophecy"
tomorrow at 2:00. There will be music by the King's Heralds
Quartet end a special solo.
A series of Upper Room Lenten programs begins on KFLW
tomorrow. Great hymns ond appropriate meditations will be featured.
This series will be heord ot 3:45 p.m. Sundoys, following Uhligs "Songs
of Foith."
Honk Henry's "Better Living Club" new has ever 100
members! Imagine thot many women all together at one time.
.t Because, of course, all the members will went to attend the big
free show at the Pellcen Theetre next Thursdoy. All you hove to
do to gain admission is show your membership card. And if you
haven't joined the club yet, you can still drop your letter er cerd
' in the moil tomorrow, er leave your nome of one of the Oregon
Food Stores Monday, but that's the deedline. After that you can't
count on getting your cerd beck in the moll before Thursdey. Se
if you haven't yet written to become a member af the "Better
Living Club," do ft now and get in on all the advantages ...
Remember that free gifts af groceries, electrical appliances and '
ether useful articles will be given away Thursday. The picture !
you'll sae is "I'll Never Forget You" starring dreamboet Tyrone '
Power, and I suppose woman, eh yes, Ann Blyth . . . and
Michael Rennie. And it's in technicolor. This is no second rote '
picture, and It's free. There'll be a short subject entitled "The
Big Idea" threuah the courtesy of Swift A Co., as well as '
broadcest of the "Better Living" program featuring Minnia Juries
and Henk Henry, Just es they broedcest doily et 1:15, direct from
the stege ef the theatre , . . Your husbands and children con gat
In en your card toe If they're lucky enouah to be et heme. So be
et the Pelicon Theetre nest Thursday. Show starts ot 10:30 a.m.
"Your Voice of America" heord Tuesdovs ot 5:45 will present
the "Cordinol Mindsienty Story" this
program giving the background material on the octlvities of the Voice
of America, based upon actual files of
chapter will give deroils of the trial of the Hunoorien Cardinal ond one
woy in which the Voice of America told the truth obout Red persecution
of this prelate.
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6:15 Klamath Theatre Quia
6:30 Assembly of God Haur
7:00 Hawaii Calls MRS
7:30 Klamath Temple
8:00 Bukelball Time
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9:15 Bsktbl. Crater High Vs KUHS
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11:00 Night Owla News
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Sunday, Mar. 9
8:00 Wings of Healing
8:30 3-Min. News
8:35 M title
8:45 Children's Chapel
00 Radio Bible Claw MBS
9:30 Kiam. Rev. Center
9:45 Island Melodies
ll0O News MBS
10:15 Mark Rogers MBS
10:50 Lutheran Hour MBS
11:00 Frank and Ernest MBS
11:13 Show Tunes
11:30 MuMc MBS
11:43 Matter Radio Canaries MBS
l?rOH Nrws
12:15 Bill Cunningham MBS
12:30 Air force hoar MBS
1:00 Crime Fighters MBS
1:23 Newt MBS
1:30 I'nder Arret. MBS
1.55 Bobby Betuon MBS
2:00 Tht Shadow MBS
3:30 True Detective MRS
3.-no Gabby Hayes MPS
3:30 Nick Carter MBS
3:55 Cecil Brown, New. MBS
4:00 News MBS
4:13 Mark Rogers MBS
4:30 Steamboat Janboree
5:00 Musical Art Council
3:30 Enchanted Hour MBS
6:00 Around Town News
6:13 Klamath Theatre Quia
6:30 Youth Views the News
7:0 J. J. Anthov MBS
7:30 Advert, of Casanova MBt
8:00 Twenty Que lions MBS
8:30 Forward America
9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
8:15 Guest Star
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10.00 MGM Musical Comedy The
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:0ft Mimical RevelUc
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8:13 Breakfast Gang MBS
8:30 Bible Institute MBS
9:00 Homemaker Harmonies
9:13 It's a Dog's Lift
9:30 Platter Party
9:45 Favorites of Yesterday
10:00 News MBS
10:15 Tello Test MBS . .
10:30 La Pointes
t0:45 Concert
10:50 Currins
10:55 Ken Carson MBS
110 Ladies Fair MBS
11:25 News MBS
11:30 Queen for a Day MBS .
12:00 Name Bands
12:15 Noonday News
12:30 Your Dance Tunes
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12:50 Market & Livestock
12:55 Klamath Notes
1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Take a Number MBS
3:00 News. MBS
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5:15 Two at 215
2:45 Answer Man MBS
3:00 Ricky's Request
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40 Curt Massey Time MPS
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.00 Bobby Benson MBS
5:30 Wild Bill Hickok. MBS
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6:00 Gabriel Heatter "MBS
6:15 Klamath Theatre Quia
6:30 Around Town News .
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6:55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Proudly Wt Hail
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Let George Do It MBS .
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9:00 Glenn Harty Newi MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS
9:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS
9:43 Sports Final
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in-iit finrvivat . a
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Jr" KLAMATM FALLS. MUOM
AMERICAN CHINESE
Fo4s 64 tfcaet B4MtI
Ph. 4M Fw 0r4tn T T.ka Oil
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
week. This Is 0 public service
the State Department. Tuesday's
rrm r
GOING HOME Mrs. Olto Hanger, 35, smiles happily in Minne
apolis hospital as she plans with her husband her trip to Ilrnning,
Minn. The home, which she hasn't seen since she was stricken
with polio in August, 1949, has been newly decorated and equipped
with iron lung, portable respirator and other equipment purchased
by her home-county chapter of the March of Dimes.
Rogue Survey
Speedup Seen
WASHINGTON Investlpa
tion of development programs for
the Rogue River area of OreRon
will be speeded un accordlne to
Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman.
In a letter to Sen. Wayne Morse
fR.-Ore.,). Chapman said a devel
opment plan proposed by Victor
Boehl of the Rosue River Valley
Irripation Association Is receiving
particular attention.
The Boehl program modifies the
original program proposed by the
Bureau of Reclamation. The bu
reau's program for power and
flood control would flood the river.
destroying its fishing and injuring
its tourist appeal, backers of the
Boehl program said.
Chapman said it was the inten
tion of his department to develoD a
comprehensive program that would
give full consideration to the rec
reational aspects as well as power
asDects of the Rogue's resources.
Roy Besey. chairman of the de
partment' Pacific Northwest Field
Committee, is studying other Ro
gue development proposals, Chap
man wrote Morse.
Cut Asked In
US Budget
WASHINGTON (P) A nine per
cent cut, in the SI.089.S42.625 Presi
dent Truman asked in extra funds
tor more than a score of federal
agencies was recommended by the
House Appropriations Committee
Friday.
The committee sent to the House
floor for debate next week a bill
approving S970.192.943 of the
amount sought.
The money was requested to sup
plement previous appropriations
made to the agencies for the pres
ent fiscal year, ending next June
30.
More than a third of the new
money is to foot the bill for pay
raises voted by Congress last year
lor leaerai employes.
I Another large chunk. $285,800.
iOOO. is for veterans' benefits, in
'eluding education and training and
j life insurance.
I The money trimmed from the
President's requests reflected a
cut in funds for every agency ex
cept the House of Representatives
.itself. The S114.395 budgeted for
additional House expenses was
1 hiked to 1130,895.
I The committee approved an ln
I crease of 69 'i million dollars in
funds for reimbursement to states
under the federal-aid highway sys
tem. This boosts to 418 million dollars
the federal money available for the
road program this fiscal year.
3 File For
Albany Court
ALBANY, Ore. m Three can
didates filed Friday for the Judge
ship of the new Albany district
court.
They are Wendell Tompkins, Al
bany; Cecilia P. Caley, Sweet
Home, and Kenneth Wilshire, Le
banon. The post was created Friday by
the Linn County court which re
placed the Albany Justice of the
peace court with the new district
court.
Justice of the Peace Harlow
Welnrlch was offered the $5,700 a
iyear post but he turned It down
because It required him to Rive up
his law practice.
District Judges cannot have pri
vate practices while Justices of the
peace can.
Gov. McKay will fill the vacant
Judgeship by appointment until a
Judge Is elected.
CO's Musf Work
On State Program
PORTLAND Wl Conscientious
objectors are required to serve two
years In some civilian work which
will benefit the nation and Oregon
Selective Service officials said Fri
day they were conducting a survey
to line up jobs for them.
State and local agencies as well
as hospitals have been asked to
submit a list of Jobs which con
scientious objectors might fill. Col.
Francis W. Mason, deputy director
of Selective Service In Oregon,
said.
The Army has set up a special
center at Camp Carson. Colo., to
train hnth dogs and their handlers
for military use.
(NE.4 T'liphoto)
DIARY STOLEN BY REr The
Army disclosed in Washington
that a person "Believed to be a
Soviet agent" stole and photo
graphed the secret diary of Maj.
Gen. R. W. Grow (above), who
was a military attache in Mos
cow. Excerpts were used by tht
Communists for propaganda pur
poses to "prove" the United
States is plotting war 00 Russia.
Pelfon Dam
Issue Eyed
PORTLAND 1 Negotiations
between Portland General Electric
and the State Fish Commission
expected to continue for two
months, will determine whether the
state will attempt to stop construo
tion of Pelton dam.
That was the report Friday of
Atty. Gen. George Neuner. The
Fish Commission has opposed the
dam on grounds it would reduce
or eliminate salmon runs In the
Deschutes River. If the commis
sion can get guarantees that PGE
recently licensed to build the
dam will provide adequate fish
conservation facilities, it will not
try to block construction of the
dam.
But if the commission Is not sat
isfied with PGE's proposaLs. the
state vlll then ask the U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals at San Francisco
to review a Federal Power Com
mission license, Neuner aald.
Group Seeks
Session Cut
SALEM W The Oregon Leils-
lature's Interim Committee on
Legislative Procedure decided Frl-
day to poll the Legislators on what
they think could be done to make
the sessions shorter.
The 19S1 session, lonaest In hi.
tory, lasted 116 days.
ine questionnaire, to ne sent to
members of several former ses
sions as well as to those now serv
ing, will ask whether they favor
these ideas:
Annual sessions instead of hav
ing sessions every two years.
Meeting of the Ways and Means
Committee, which makes appropri
ations, before the sessions meet.
Barring Introduction of bills aft
er the 20th day.
A powerful Rules Committee.
Insistence that state deoartments
introduce their bills early.
Leaving afternoons free for com
mittee meetings, thus holding Leg
islative sessions only during the
mornings.
Having a voting machine to take
House roll calls.
Dispensing with roll calls on mi
nor bills.
Getting assistance from the State
Bar in drafting bills.
Sen. Thomas R. Mahoney, Port
land Democrat, is chairman of the
committee.
ARRESTED
PORTLAND Wi - Fred J. Clemrj,
a cashier for a state liquor
store, was arrested here Thursday
on a charge of theft of public mon
ey.
Clemo disappeared Feb. 25 with
a shortage of $4,219 on his books,
George 8. Woodworth, state liquor
commission attorney, said.
Lnke St. Clair has low marshy
shores and a natural maximum
depth of about 21 feet.
China Protest
Called Bluff
TOKYO Lit Chou Bln-Lal, pre
mier and lore 1 1111 minister of Com
munist China, declared Saturday
that American planes have Mirrad
germs over Manchuria. He warned
that tilers who are cnuuht drop
ping germs will be "dealt with as
war criminals."
Chou said Amerlt-im planes made
44$ sorties over Manchuria between
Feb. :I9 and March S "to spread
large numbers ot germ-carrying In
sects."
The Communist Pelplng Radio
called Chou's statement an old
clal protest. However, it did not
sny to whom the protest was ad
dressed.
Tills was the latest In a long se
ries o( Communist propaganda
broadcasts charging the United
States with conducting "germ war
fare" 111 the Korean conflict. The
U.S. has branded the charges no-
urd.
Eight Vie For
Portland Mayor
PORTLAND i.T The Portland
mayoralty primary race will be a
con'esi between eight persons.
Cnnrilclnlcs, Including lliose who
filed Friday, are: Mnyor Dorothy
McCullmish Lee, commissioners j.
a. Bennett unci Fred Peterson, In
surance man Lew Wnllace. barber
Arnold I.illle. restaurateur Maurice
Wlllnger, contractor Rue V. Ker-
ley and tap dancing instructor Wa
ter V. Pneniiey.
ITERS MAKE GREAT
...PLAYS MAKE 6REAT MOTION
flONG THOSE BROUGHT TO THE
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EXCITING RESCUE W$ )L
EVER FILMED r
To free the Arizona iSl. l-iO !
territory and a captive J Jl v-jJiJfJ
D beautv... a handful of :rv J n .Afy&sL
I heroes scale new adven toejEk f tfl J
heights conquering the fry '? CS'ISf Sn
great fortress of the . CpJ,
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Kidnaper Gets
15 Year Sentence
PORTLAND WI A ' Portland
man Friday pleaded guilty to kid
naping aim was sentenced to 15
yen i s in prison.
He Is George Lester Wumack, 88.
He was accused ot kidnaping Mrn.
KHIItli Sterns nl Portland, Anotliri
man, now serving time In a Ooor
gla state prison, Is accused ot be
ing an accomplice In tho kidnap
ing. Mis. Sterns was held prisoner
In a wooded area nt Clackamas
County while one ot the men used
her car. She was later released
unharmed.
Womack was arresled in Georgia
where he lied alter the kidnaping.
Father, Son
To Face Suit
TACOMA P A Lomvlrw father
and son are named as defendants
111 a Kil.OOn suit brought by an
Oregon Minn lor Injuries ho savs
were incurred in nn auto collision
In April, mo.
Harry Sparks 8r. and Harry R.
Sparks are delentlaiits In the suit.
Louis W. Vincent, (lie plnlntllf,
rliiiiges that the younger Sparks
was driving his father's car at the
tune it hit car In which he was
riding on the Ft. Canby Road in
Pacltlc Counly.
A gas incinerator, automatically
controlled, cuts down the chance
lor disease and pests and makes
work easier lor you. Owning one
dispenses with the garbaue num.
PLAYS.,
PICTURES
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m iran, Menjr'99 I
ifty 1
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Store Founder
Given Award
America Is a laud nf opportu
nity ami, so In i- 11.1 J. C. I'i'iiiicv
Company Is cunrerucd, there arc
two "enoriiiiius nrnis im' develop
ment, ami ki'owui. was inn Key-
mile of A. W. Hughes, l'cmiev
president, sneaking to neuily 1.000
associates In San Francisco yoslci'
day. 'Hie lli-sl opportunity, he niiIiI,
Is In Ihe linn's present Hl'.lft sture-i
nti.K snow
rORTLAND. OP Hundreds nl
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School Friday to watch 11 grocery
l.tfA l.l.r.i .1 n Ii.hu nl m llltll
The More, one of the Portland
Klenow chain, wan right across
the street f runt the school.
The ulnre stal led from a welder's
torch In the nttlc,
THE WOMEN
ROBERT TAYLOR
DENISE DARCEL
IK-Pf IMIRSON John MclNMKC
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When A Wife Confesses Her Past...
"... how much can a man. forgive?. . .
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In the Inst nix yenra, he anld, 1100
were enlnrged or Improved at a
co.Nt nt more than $'( million. ' '
Tim second opportunity lies III
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not now being directly nerved, he
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Slil Elliot, Klamath FnlU ntore
iniiiiiiger, was one ot those at
Ban Franelnco to relehrale the
oiirnliiit ot me cumpaitya uniden
Jubilee.
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