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70, Stanley, Wis., In lured In an
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March 18. died Wednesday night
without renaming consciousness
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Friday Kvpnltu, March 18
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Hrnre Town Newi
:2a World New Summery
.10 Suburban Serenade
:4S Headline Edition ABC
ti:T S.:ir. New Kviint up ABC
T OO Gtt.ettt riRhli ABC
00 Richard Diamond ABC
:;i0 1hia it Your ral ABC
00 Ouue and Harriet ABC
t:M Concert of Favorite
tOCO 10 P.M. Headline
10: 1A Dr. Glno'sj Miikicalt ABC
lo w Insomnia Club
11:00 Newt Nummary
11:03 Sun Oft
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Saturday March -29
00 Stjrn.On Newi Summary
t;M Corn in the Morn
: Farm Tar
T.-O Newi Brkfut Edition '
7-.1A Charlie' Kouncluo
7 30 Bob Garrtd, Newi ABC
7:40 Top o the Morning
7 43 Music
8:00 No School Today ARC
9:00 Radio Kids Bible Club
S.JO Spec Patrol ABC
10:00 Lady Sky hook
10:15 V.-rtr.t Amerit-a Wu Plavinf
10:20 Shake the Maracaa ABC
11:00 Metropolitan Opera ABC
2 13 Basm Briefs
2:J0 At Home with Music ABC
3:43 Fascinating Rhythm ABC
3:00 Junior Junction
3:30 American Farmer ABC
4:00 Reque&ttuHy Yours
3:00 Tiie Navy Hour ABC
3:30 Jimmy Dorsey Show
3:43 Errands of Mercy .
6:00 Sports Hignlighis
6:13 Home Town News
0:?3 World News Summary
6:30 Science Editor ABC
f 43 Words of Life
7 oo V.r. District Attorney ABC
7:23 Music
7:.ti D.nner In the Given Room ABC
i.00 Lone Ranger ABC
8:30 Dancing Party ABC
9:tM Dane i Party AbC
1000 10 P.M. Headlines
10:13 Dentine Party ABC
10:30 Insomnta Club
11:00 News Summary
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Friday Evening March 28
6:00 Gabriel Hearter MBS
6:13 Klamath Theatre Quit
6:30 Around Town Newj.
6:43 Sam Haes-News MBS
6:33 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Adven. of Maisie MBS
7:30 Cisco Kid MBS
R:00Wtin n( the Year MBS
1. it llvsiciious Traveler Mtis
t;tXi Uiann llardyNaw MBS
B13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MPS
:tu Rod and (iun Club MHS
9. 34 3-Minutt Final MBS
10:00 Love M.Vbtery MBS
10:13 Adven. u Your Heritage
iOiot) Anv.ed rorw Review 1BS
11:00 Nita Owl News
11:03 N:c;tt OwU Club
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Saturday, March 29
6 00 Sunrise Serenade ,
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b:,V PEtonal News
7:00 Hemingway News MBS
7:13 Breakieit Uang MBS
7..u tiruutthc 'ana Bj lines
7:43 Pe.tt Bu
6:01 Morntni Melodies
8 13 Brrakfait t-tang MRS
8::i0 Haven if Beat MUS.
D M Pop Tunes
:13 Dane Tunes
tt:.,0 oh Never Know
9 43 FavorlieK of Yesterday
10.1K1 News MBS
10:13 Name Bands
lu::.u --M Club
10:43 Concei t
loJ Lun-.n'i Pro cram
10:33 Social Security Program
11:00 Music
11 3 News MPS
11:30 Melody Ttme MBS
12:00 Noonday News
12:13 Mark Kogera MBS
l-:i.J :icky's l.rquet .
1:30 News MBS
1:?3 Nit:c for Saturday
2:00 Slagllnes MBS
213 l.S Nav.v Hand
2. 0 Bands for Bonds MBS
Ne'.j httiS
3:H0 Oitlhoia Symphony MBS
4:00 OPS Program
4 13 riank Hemingway, News MBS
4 :10 Mark Rogers MBS
4:43 Twin View of Newt MBS
3:00 Duc'e Ranch Roundup MBS
9:30 Christian Science
3:43 Bandstand USA MRS
3 .13 Baukhage Talking MRS
6:00 Around Town News
6:13 Klamath Theatre Quia
6:30 Assembly of God
7:00 College Choir MBS
7:30 Klamath Temple
6:f0 Hawaii Calls. MBS
8:30 Baton Rouge S mphon. MBS
9 C0 Newt MBS
9:13 Les Gardner Orch.
9:43 Dance Music MRS
9,33 Cecil Brown. Nws. MBS
10:00 Recorded Music MBS
11:00 Kite Owls News.
11:05 Night OwU Club
13:00 Sign Off
Posse Tracks Down Killer
Of Three Neighbors, Kills
Slayer In Hot Gun Battle
MERRIMAN. Neb. Cfl Grim
Nebraska ranchers avenged the
killing of three neighbors Thurs
day by cornering the gunman in a
shed and firing bullet after bullet
until the trpile-slayer cried out:
"I'm through. Come and get
me!"
The angry posse poured into the
building and dragged out 32-year-old
Blaine Ellis, sdll clutching his
shotgun.
Mortally wounded. Ellis gasped
out the phrases "They bawled me
out" and "Just the meanness In
me."
Officers said it was the dying
man's admission that he killed Mr.
anri Mm Ce-nrum Mncincrr anri ft
neighbor. Dpo finrdner. Thursrinv !
WINNERS of "VIVA ZAPATA"
COLOR-IN CONTEST .
A Pair Of Guest Tickets Will Be
Awarded To The Below-Listed
Winners. Please Call At Pelican
Theater Box Office For Same
Silvia Cabella, 2037 Radcliffe Sr.
Carolyn Lee Edwards, kr. 3, Box 652, Klamath Falls
Barbara Crapo, 1130 Lincoln St.
' Jerry Sherman. 4146 Douqlas Ave.
Veronico Herrera, (No address ajven)
' Lois Ann Sheppler, 4717 Summers Lane
Rosalie Pinelli 521 Opal St.
. Connie Row, Rt. 3, Box 1140 A
Andrea Marineau, 835 Rose St.
Bobs Moore, 935 New Castle St.
Diane Haqen, 3520 Hilyord
Billy Thomas ,3166 Bristol Ave.
Barbara Thomas 3166 Bristol Ave.
Johnny Davis, 1717 Main St.
David Moeabee, 732 Spruce Ave.
Carlo Pylcs 20C8 Homedolc Ave.
Jacklyn Wallace, 655 Molin, Oregon '
Joyce Toylor. Box 33 Malin, Oregon
Myrna Bonta, 741 Alameda
Anita Prother 2357 Madison St.
Judy Giffin, Box 868 Klamath Falls
Lillian Pinelli, 521 Ooal
Sharon Ann Rowland, 820 Wocus St.
Betty Lou Williams, 73 Pine Street
Nancy Johnston, 1813 Ivory St.
Rita McWhithev 4102 Doualos Ave.
Jessie Ebert, 4975 Homedale Road
Delbert Powell, Box 123 Keno
John Monett, 2237 California Ave.
Georqie Myers, 71 1 Pacific Terrace
- Kay Shoop, 2021 Reclamation
John Hoyden. 1519 Worden Ave.
Judy Fitzqerald, 1734 Crescent St.
Helen Hill, 4540 Winter Ave.
Roi-olie Bortell ,827 Eldorado '
Adelmq UHoa, Box 24, Dorris, California
Cobby Smart, 3330 Cannon Ave.
Virqinia Gray 2307 Biehn
Lois Bennett, 2137 Biehn
Judith Sleiqht, 1440 Dayton Ave.
Charlotte Dickinson. 2139 Orchard St.
Maraaret Smith, 2550 Applegate
. , . Judith Seibert. 2255 Darrow St.
- . Ronald Plummer, 616 Upham St. "
Janet Lee, 233 Cedar
Ronnie Hopkins 317 Pine St.
Bettv Maorly. 231 Nnrth Sprinq St.
Jovro Todd. 1844 Idaho St.
., . .' Pn"l Guct, 2536 Darrow Ave.
Roy Billinqs, 2144 Green Springs Drive
Winchester
Study Slated
REEDSPORT m A studv be
gan here Thursday of ways to end
dangerous tides and currents in
Winchester Bay. where 11 sports
iisnermen drowned last year.
The Port of Umpqua and the
Douglas County Court hired an en
gineering firm to make the study.
mere are two objectives: (D. to
end present hazards and (2i to
outline future recreational devel
opments.
Local residents have blamed the
south Jetty lor much of the trouble.
The jetty was built two years ago,
intended to maintain the cargo
shipping channel.
Residents insist the Jetty set up
swift currents and channeled a
ground swell into the bay.. They
blame this for a current eating
away a bank on the north end of
ithe bay, threatening homes there.
County-owned land, intended as a
beach boulevarcl, was washed
away. Boat landings also have
been damaged.
Pair Foiled In
Jail Break Try
morning. Ellis formerly lived about
two miles from the Menslngers.
The posse opened fire after El
ls raised his gun as if to shoot.
Menslnger. 28, was the operator
Ol a 3.000 acre ranch five mile
south, of Merrlman. He was killed
shotgun blast . through the
front ijoonvay of his farm home.
His wife. Elaine, 24. was wound
ed but reached a telephone and
gave the alarm. Another shot killed
her and wounded her 10-mon'ii-old
baby.
OardneV, 30. and another neighbor,-
Cliff . McDonald, bad started
for the Mensingcr ranch when thev
met -the assailant. Gardner was
killed ' by a pistol shot and Mr
Donald .wounded by a shotgun
Rrotrfers and townspeople helped
comb the almost roadless sandhills
with planes, jeeps, cars and horsee.
A posse of more than 100 cornwed
Ellis in a shed on the Andy Ander
sen ranch About six miles from
Menslngers place.
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Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
TONITE
on KFJI
SALEM W Guards foiled a
prison break attempt here Thurs-
liav thp KAfnnH in lu-n riovc
I this time Alvis Odell Davis. 34.
ana David C. Johnson. 3i. uere
found missing In a S p.m. cell
check. A search uncovered them
moing in a pue oi sawdust, still
l inside the walls.
Both went into prison last year,
Davis on a four-year term for bur
glary in Lane County, Johnson on
a thrse-year term for obtaining
monev by false pretenses in Klam
ath County.
The previous night four others,
Including the notorious John O.
Plnson and Dupree Poe, were
caught inside the walls In an at
tempted escape.
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MOTDJU U0MCJUTIN8 STITDl
Congressional Hearina On
Hells Canyon Dam Project
Hears Those Favoring Dam
Rv JOHN KAMPS
WASHINGTON iit - A Congtes
slonal coinmiuee began hearimr
testliiiony Friday from a ii'ora of
Idaho a id Orenon reslcfenlji lavov
lug a bill to authorize Hells Canyon
dam In the Snake R.ver.
Proponent of the government's
Plnll 10 build a .H31.iiillllnn.rii-ll.ir
dam 011 tho Idaho-Oregon border,
wore ecnemiird to complete their
testimony before the House Interior
subcommittee ouilng (lie dav.
Government olllclals les'lflctl
Wednesday and Thursday, and on
poncnts of the controversial hill
also will be given three days.
Committee members took o
much time questioning Secrotaiy
of Hie Inleiior Oscar L. Chapman
on Uie first two days of the hear
ing that 12 other government of
ficials agreed to submit wrltlon
statements instead ot testifying.
These were ottered for Paul
Raver, head of the Bonneville
Power Administration: Harold T.
Nelson, Bobe. Idaho, Reclamation
Bureau regional director, and other
officials of the BPA, Reclamation
Burcnu, Park Service. Fbh snfl
Wildlife Service, Bureau of Mines
and Bureau of Land Management.
Raver's statement said Hells
Canyon Is a key project in the
government's development . pro
gram for the Columbia river basin.
He said the project will produce
power needed in the Pacific North
west and will "provide new bases
for job opportunities and for pri
vate investment, open up new ave
nues of industrial development,
contribute to an improved stand
ard ot living for the people of the
basin, promote the conservation ot
the river's resources and streng
then the nation's security and eco-
Hirinf h efl 1
far t.tl.a . . .1 . j
CaHEHD GEHU
nomlo strength."
"Alternate ncbemes" which hnvo
been proposed "would cause the
ftill atorage of Hells Canyon II '.ell
to be waited and lost forover,"
Raver declared. '
He referred to plans of the Idaho
Power Co., a leading opponent of
the Hells Canyon project, lo build
live smaller dunis In the rlve-r.
The five sites would be flooded
by Hells Canyon.
Raver snld Hells Canyon wouid
add 1,100,000 kilowatts of power
to the Columbia river system
about 800,000 ktlowiwts more than
Idaho Power Company plan.
Nelson aald in his statement no
direct lirlgallon would be possible
from the Hells Canyon project but
that Scriver Creek power facilities
are an Integral part of the Pavctle
FRIDAY. MARCH 28, 1052
Unit ot lh Mountain Home reoln-
niaiion project.
The bill would aulhorlr.e III 4H-"
mlllton-doltur Horlver project, us.
well as Hells Canyon duni.
In his statement (lied Willi tho
committee, BPA Potter Mnnnmif
William A. Dlttmer confirmed a
Fox Said Cause
Of Plane Crash
SHEBOYGAN, Mich. Ml - Two
filers claim a fox wrecked their
airplane.
Gene Babcock and Glenn Gib
bons aald they were watching a
(ox on the ground while flying ovt r
Lake Thompson near here Thins
day. Intent on watching the ani
mal, they let the plane slip out
of control.
It hit the Ice-covered lake. The
men escaped with minor injuries.
The plana was wrecked.
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