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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEWLY ELECTED board members of the Oregon State Broadcasters Association huddle
around radio in the Eugene Hotel's assembly room at the close of their annual meeting
held at the University of Oregon recently. Left to right: Ted Cooke, Director and Pro
gram Manager, KOIN, Portland; Chet Wheeler, Director, and General Manager of KWIL,
Albany; Dick Brown, kneeling, Director, and General Manager of KPOJ, Portland; Tom
Becker, Director, and President of KNPT, Newport; Bud Chandler, President, and Man
ager of KFLW, Klamath Falls; and Joe Schertler, Secretary and KEX Auditor, Portland.
Not present, was S. W. McCready, new Vice-President and General Manager of KUGN,
Eugene.
Long Time No
See, Say Cons
McALESTER. Okla., IP) Col.
Jerome J. Waters Jr., warden at
the Oklahoma State Penitentiary,
was pleased with a bird house pre
sented him by two long termers,
but there was one hitch.
The holes lor the birds werent
as large as a dime.
Waters pointed out to one of the
prisoners the holes wouldn't even
accommodate the tiny humming
bid. "Well, warden." the prisoner re
plied, "We probably miscalculated
because we haven"! been close to
a bird for 15 years."
'"Robin Roberts of the Phillies was
the toughest pitcher the Giants and
Cardinals faced during 1951. New
York averaged only 2.45 runs per
Came and St. Louis only 1.71.
NEW Rl'LE
SALEM ' W Physicians who
maintain their own drug stores can
sell drugs only to their own pa
tients if they don't have phar
macists registered in Oregon, Attorney-General
George Neuncr
ruled Tuesday.
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British Yet Blasts US
Tanks. Says English One
Is Better, Tougher . .
LONDON Wi A British Army
officer says Amcrlciin tanks in ho
tion in Korea nro "made for Holly
wood, not for fliiluiiig."
Lt. Col. Sir William Otiv Low-
thcr, commander of the Dili Royal
Hussars Armored Relmont, de
clared one British Centurion tank
is worth two American Pnttons.
Ha told 3.0(H) workers at tho
Centurion plants in Leeds Tuesday:,
m Korea we did not want tue
Patton, but the Americans wanted
the Centurions. They used to say.
'what wouldn't we do with a tank
like that?'
"In one battle S3 Allied tanks-
half British and the rest American
OLDER FOLKS with
ITCHING SKIN
For the nnmtinE, ntudilenlnR, pomlat
nt itch of dry kiit, to comimm to folks
past middlo Rrsino) Ointmrnt il a
pecial, ioothiiift roliff. AcU in I1 of
mining natural kin oiU worki ft,
and comfort lajta. How -ood it fwli not
to hava to ioratch and scratch. Got
Baainol and fl relief. All drug itorea.
were damaged by Chinese mines.
aii ine British tanks Rot away
under their own nnwnr. lttverv
American machine had to be towed
oacic.
"The whole world Is nwakentnuj
to the lact that Britain can produce
me orsi lanKS.
Another Hussars officer, one of
14 Korean veterans who toured the
plant with Sir William, told report
ers alterward:
"It's time people at home re-
altred the truth. American tanks
in Korea nro no uowl. They are
outclassed oy ours in every way.
"Ours climb belter, move aulcker
sua can not in and out of a touuli
Tpot before the Americans are half
started."
An embarrassed official of the
Ministry of supply, which ar
ranted the visit to the Leeds plant
said, "The visit was arranged so
that someone from Korea could
say thank you personally to those
wno mnne tanks, we out not know
Sir William would speak out
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IT IS TOMORROW'S ROOF TODAY
NKW CHIKK
ntisti'n in llnu Hnnhnrir Will
become' school superintendent nl
Pilot Itock next year. wiuiy orr
bord announced Ills reslmiatlon, ef-
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 10B2
as lulllcuo uilfcior mm uiinainusii
conch at linker I Hull Hchool.
strongly ngnlnst our Ally."
A War Olllce spokesman com
mented that Lowther was "apeak
tiur lor home consumption, alter
all."
"I suppose," added the offlolnl,
"mat he wanted to uucx ins won
era up a bit."
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