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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUKSDAV. APRIL 1, it
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r'r.M' Tu-1it. Kvenlnf, April
6:00 Sports Highlights
8:19 l.'onit Town News
6:23 World Newi Summary
6:30 Suburban Serenade
6-49 Hod Una Edition ABC
6:53 Coming Attraction oil ABC
7:00 Createbt Story ABC
I.iK.ui'd ii'eat c ABC
6:00 Met Audltioni of Air ABC
:: i ; ' -iebU
10:00 40 PM Headline!
. . -. . .atcball'
11:00 Newt Summary
11:09 SUn Off
KFLW Wednesday, April 2
6:00 Sign On New Summary
6:09 Corn In the Morn
6:49 Farm art
7:00 Newi. Bl:fLt. Edition
- 7:13 Charl'e'a Rounoup
7:30 Bob Garret! Newi ABC
I-ai Tf.n o' the Morning
7:99 John Conte ABC
fc.ud brcMKtail cluu ABC
6:00 Hank Henry Show
Q.M Break the Bank ABC
I0:ti0 Chet Huntley ABC
J
J0:30 My True Story ABC
)0:95 Whispering StreeU ABC
11:13 Stop St Suop
11:30 Against Storm ABC
11:45 Mutiral Roundup
11:93 Market Report
12:L0 New, Noon Edition
12:15 Pa .vie ii Sidewalk Show
12:30 Lucky-U Ranch ABC
rc'l Kw ABC
3:13 Belter Living
la.y Mu.ai.-et McBrldt ABC
Easln Briefs
3:19 When a Girl Marriei ABC
i:. t J( ye let an, ii ABC
3 45 Rom. Evelyn Winter ABC
3:00 Betty Crocker ABC
3:19 Td Malone AEC
3:30 Dean Cameron ADC
3:49 Marv Marlln AEC
'CD itequrrtful'y Vnura
ft:60 Eun Factory ABC
5:2i World ubiH reporter ABC
3:30 Chet Huntley ABC
f :4o B St B TV
6:00 Sports Highlights
6:19 Home Town News
6:29 World News Summary
6:30 Suburban Serenade
6:45 Headline Edition ABC
6:39 Coining Attractions on ABC
7:ui 'the Lne Ranger ABC
7:.T Bfysipry Theater ABC
B OO The Top Guy ABC
C:30 Pacific Coast Batebalt
10:00 10 P.M. Headline?
10:19 Pdfie Coast Baseball ..
11:00 News' Summary . .
11:09 Sign Off
KMJ Tnesrtav Evening;, April I
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:19 Klamath Theater Quiz
6:30 Around Town New
6:0 Pimethlnsr to Thin1 bout
6:43 Sam Hayes N'ewa MBS
6:59 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Black Museum MBS
7:30 Peter Salem MBS
8- 00 Count Monte Cristo MBS
8:30 Roving at Rudy's
8:45 Heidelberg Hermonaires
9:00 Glenn Hardy-News MBS
9:19 Fulton Lewis-News MBS
9:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS
9:45 Sports Finrl
9- 53 5-Mlnute Final MBS
10:00 t Lev a M. -tcrr MBS
10:13 Here's. o Vets
10:30 Opera Concert MBS .
Ilrm Na"ii fJivi "
1143 Night OwU Club
12:wu & . i L .
, KFJI Wednesday, April 2
6.-00 Sunrife Serenade
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COMING!
6:45 Farm Reporter
6:.t3 regional News
7:00 Hemingway News MBS
7:13 Breakfast Gang MRS
7:30 Headlines 6c Bylines
i:A) Be-l Ui.jS
8:00 Cecil Brown MBS
815 Breakfast Gang MBS
:50 Bible Institute MBS
1:00 Homemal;ers Harmon tax
9:15 Platter Party
6:45 Favorite of Yesterday
10:09 Newspaper of the Air MBS,,
10:13 Tell lest MBS
10:30 La Pot nits
10:45 Concert
10:50 Currins
10:55 Ken Carson Show MBS
11:00 Ladles Fair MBS
11:25 News h.BS
ll::to Queen for Day MBS
12:00 Name Band
12:15 Noon-.ay Newt
I2::.0 Dan.t runes
l2:iS Me. kef St Livestock
12:35 Klcmalh Notes
1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Take a Number MBS
2:00 News MES
2:05 News MES
2:15 Two at 2:13
2:43 Answer Man MES
3:00 Ricky's ReoiiCit
4:00 Pehfnd the Story MBS , ('
4:15 Hemingway News MBS
4:30 Curt Matey Time MBS .
4:-i5 Sam Haje Newi MBS
5:(K 1-wilight Time
5:30 Wild Bill Hickok MBS
5:55 Newi MBS
6:00 Ciwriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theater Qui
6:30 Around Town New
6:40 Something to Think About
6:45 Sum Ha.ves News MBS
8:33 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Fnmily Theatre MBS
7:30 Cisco Kid MBS
. ii v.. ii. V 11 . f Son VBS
8:30 Mysterious Traveler MBS
9:00 Glenn Kardy iev nua
8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr MBS
9:H0 Wrestling
9:55 5-Min. Final MBS - -
10:00 Wrestling
10:15 I Love a Mystery MBS
10:30 Out of Thunder MBS
11: l :"hl OwU vfwi. . .
11:03 Night Owls Club
12:00 Sign Off
Mrs. Fields
Heads Group
MERRILL Mrs. Homer Fields
Is the newly-elecied president ot
Merrill Parents-Patrons, and work
ing with her next year will be Mrs.
Don West, vice-president and pro
gram chairman; Mrs. Lloyd Lisle,
secreiary; and Mrs. T. W. Chat-
burn Jr., treasurer. They will oe
installed at the next regular meet
ing April 17.
ihe ouigomg president, Mrs. Alf
red Carieton, presided at the March
2i, meeung o the organization. An
nouncement was made that the an
nual Spring round-up of youngsters
starling school next fall wouid be
held Wednesday morning April 23
at the grade school. The children
are given free medical and dental
examinations. Mothers not contact
ed may call Mrs. Carieton for fur-
MASTER TECHNICIANS Edward Gyger. Leo Kamarad. Sam Thaircn. Clark Wcstfall,
and Jeff Korsen, service manager, all of the service department of Dimbat Motors, arc
shown with their Chrysler Corporation Master Technicians Service awards, which are
given as a result of three years of study in the MTSC program. The MTSC program Is
now in use in Chrysler dealerships throughout the nation and is used to train new per
sonnel, act as a refresher course for experienced men, and to eliminate the "hit or
miss" system of diagnosing automotive mechanical troubles. The course here is given
under the direction of Jeff Korsen, service manager.
Idaho Maps
Fight Over
Hells Dam
WASHINOTON n -Idaho Clov.
Leu Jordan and ollii'r opponenta of
the proposed Hells Ciinvou Dnm on
the Simke River worn In prpMinl
tlirlr views. to a Houno Interior nub-
The conimltlre. hrnclrri hv im
Eimlo iu.-callf.), Mondnv heard
final BlauimnlN I'rum nrimlni!.
lion spokesman favurlnu constnic
t'en of the 367-mllllnn dollar multi
purpose, projwt, unci at least thiro
iiciiiuria rsprc-sert (UsnuaInc(lon
ut some of the te.sllnuiny.
Filial admlulMrHlInn witnesses
Included William A. Dlllmer, pow
er inannRer ol the Bonnovlllp Pow
er Administration, and Cloiclon
lernnld of the .Minv flnslneers
Corps' North Paclllo Division of
fice at Portland, O-e.
Dlttnirr's answci-i to questions
roncerniiiR power output of the
dnm broiiKhl clianies from Dep.
Saylor m.- Penn. , a member of
the committee, that he was urlinr
"evasive." Snvlor said he couldn't
understand how Dlttmer could snv
Hells Canyon would add 1.134.000
kilowatts of power to the Bonne
ville system. Diirlni' Ihp summer
nontlis, he said, lvnler would en
Into stoiHHe nnd production would
be but (I6.0UO kllowall.s.
Saylor said Dlllmer was "evas
ive" when Dlllmer said this was
possible because peak run o(fs
at Hell Canyon cmne at diflerent
times than at other dams on the
Bonneville ayslcm, ,
Rep. Bmlue ill. Idaho), nlid
Clialmian mipln alo were crlllcal
ol some of I ho irnllmuny diiilnw llio
lour day lieai'lim, -.
llutlHe miuI he wan uimlile lo tie.
lerniliio cost of llo prolccl and
niiouirr ousm will U0 ICIIIlljlll
to tlif Treanury. KnKlo suld l0
not oli'nr ni lo adihtlonal Ueii
I iDlii Hells Ciinynii Dam u
would lint irnult Irom Hie Ml
I'ower co.'i proiiomil to build
low-level (lain In Iho aien.
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Xr Under New
Under New
Management
Atom Spy Scare In Merry
England Proves To Be Hoax
VtK infnrmafiAn Xfv.- 1
;:'".."'L"' ""5: I metica! notations.
LONDON i A snv scare In-
volvmg A-bomb research center
was exposed late Monday as an
Apru r ooi jose.
Three teen agers let the cat out
of the bag when they learned
they had caused a commotion clear
up to the ministerial level of the
British Government.
Monday nlnht Harrv Siblev. 14.
and Neville Thompson, 13, showed
up at the Higihgate police station
with documents marked "Har
well Atomic Research Establish
ment" and "burn after reading."
There were a number of blue
prints and some dizzying mathe-
NOW
WWDCU COREY yff,,.
CONTINUOUS FRo5'liS '
Nvr Before Sucb
Explosive Drama...
SudtReryiloveJ,
mm
Mwki JEAN PETERS ' l"'
"We couldn't tell whether it was
formula for atomic energy or
f t r.han U.. CI. ... 1 1 .
assist The Highgate police put In a bur
Mr. Pavzant annnnnrert ih. b,. ". " ior; oconana ara.
cuniy school band would present
con:en n in tne mgn school
gym at 7:30 p.m. the evening of
April 18. The public is invited to
attend. The PPA has purchased
two memberships hi the Commu
nity Concert association so that
two members of the school may
attend the concerts. It was also
announced that Troy Quells would
be a candidate for the local school
board when the election is held In
June.
Mrs. Dale West and Mrs. R. L.
Dragoo will again be In- charge of
the swimming program' during the
summer months. ;
Mr. and Mrs. John: Turner have
volunteered to act .-as rhnnpmtuc
for. Ihe., Teen-Age hib until school
closes. It is Koperf- that. a super
visor -.can. be. hired for the sum-, i
mer months. If this, .however. Is i
impossible, the pareW will, be;
contacted to help out oh' a volun-i
taiy basis:. i
Mr.- Baderi member, of the high
school faculty. oresented a mm I
of high school rboys- andvlrlsVirl
a panel discussion: on -."motalsi'
one of a series bemg ; sponsored
by the Elks club. - ",;jZt?l "
Refreshments were seriiej ' by
Mrs. Dale West. Mrs.. Alfrjed -Carle
ton, and Mrs. Lloyd Lisk.- - - ' .'.
Firm Sues
For Back Tax
lemonade." a detective said.
So Scoilar.l Yard called In ex
perts of the Supply Ministry, which
runs the atomic establishment.
They were pretty sure the pa
pers hadn't come from Harwell
"of course this might be the work
of some independent private re
searcher." Meanwhile newsmen looked at
the calendar and ran. down young
Sibley.
"Last night I met Vlrtnr Mehra
at the Highaaie vouth club" he i duct of business
said. "Victor's 15. He showed me n..
a buff.ro ororf fnldor Tcirf. '!f,n
PORTLAND W The Pendleton
business firm of Gillanders and
Burrouirtis. Inc., filed suit here
Monday to recapture $33,321 in
taxes from the federal government.
The suit asserts the Internal
revenue bureau illegally applied
ana coueciea a surtax on nrm
surplus that was needed for cou-
throuch 1049
typewritten papers wi'lh some sym-1 w7e" . 'J'' Th ,u" ,l50
Oregon Teochers 't . ' '
Win .Fellowships b
PASADENA, Calif. IB ,'iW
Reed College faculty members and
one each from ..Lewis and 'Clark
and the University of Oregon, have
won Ford Foundation fellowships
to study education.' t' -)
They are Kenneth "E. Dayis,
nssociaie pnysics proiessor.-. and
Maure- L. Goldschmldtf -ipoltlcal
science professor, both of.ReEd;
John B. Harrirnrton. chanlain and
chairman of thephilosophy depart
ment at Lewis nd Clark Colles;
Richard A. Littman, assistant pro
fessor of psychology at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
f unds for a year s study in the-.
19S2-53 school vear are Drovided
by the fellowships. ,
A pound of broccoli will make
three or four servings. Cook the
broccoli in a skillet In a small
amount of boiling salted water and
then serve with a browned butter
sauce. '
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Army Makes
Changes In
Rotation
SEOUL Korea. I.fl A slow-
down in rotation went into effect
Tuesday for regular U. S. Army
soldiers and draftee's Sn 'Korea.
It won't affect National Guwite-1
men. mey-mMft djsehargecf .bv
August. .. , . .t , j. ?w
Under, the. new yjrem-rnenin
the front line" ean bi W io
:. r i .m i w..S. i .'i i
. in ni bincxvi uuiiaiioiiMi'.Hnn
supporting units Who live in tents
near rthe t front- aiMtre;- Oted. n
occasionally can.; coVbome- after
13 or .14 'months. - L -, -V-VAf
. Those at. rear hcadqiiartiSJji'-.-of
ni iniamry oivisipn;or. m-eeui
or Paean, wiU;-kiptVlri 'Ko$ea
fiir ahntit-. 1 mnVilKa .
? The Eighth ArnrvrilV" cbiitinii
lo send about 20,000 soldiers Wie
mommy unoer-. tnes.nesy- sj'tein.
Many of the i)t-beNtli'il
uuarusmen qp ine-uin tooutnoTn
uamorniaj ana' 43lh-(Okl8nMi)
f..-..ti ' ' --- ' .-- ;
' Eighth ; Anriy spokesmen; 'said
the new system was put into effect
to. mate-up. lor the loss-. or .the
guardsmen and 'because of:- the
difficulty of getting rej41acerrients.
' Irr, Washington.' flic- Arrb?'isnid
it was "a more qultab(i 'eyKlm
'. ; '. based on hardships, arjd naz-
aras actually cncouniered by in
dividuals in Korea:'.'
Rotation is based on a complex
point system. A man is sent home
after receiving points for "38 con
structive months of service."
Under the new schedule a man
In (1) an infantry battalion at the
front, gets four points a month;
f2i at regimental headquarters,
division forward headquarters, or
in a directly supporting unit re
ceives three points; and 3 at
corps headquarters, division rear
headquarters or other rear atea
gets two points.
The middle group, known as the
"intermediate combat zone," lb a
new designation.
Water Year
Record Seen
REDMOND W One of the
biggest water years on record for
the Crooked and Deschutes River
basins was forecast Monday.
Reporting at one of a series of
Oregon snow survey meetings,
W. T. Frost of the Soil Conserve-
tlon Service, Med ford, said, the
Crooked River watershed is 165
per cent of average and the
Deschutes 155 per cent.
High water in the Crooked River
which recently flooded 150 families
out of their homes in the Prlne
ville area, might Increase If warm
weather or heavy rains melt the
mountain snows, Frost said. The
rivers are falling now because of
cold temperatures which have
slowed the runoff.
His forecasts: The Crooked Riv'r
will flow at 210,000 acre feet, 172
per cent above, average, In the
April to September period this
year. The Ochoco reservoir now
contains 33,200 acre feet Of waler
and will be filled easily. A- charse
of 60,000 acre feet of water from
the reservoir , is indicated for the
April to September period. .
Quick luncheon dish: mix canned
small onions with cream sauce and
top with crisp bacon. Serve with
bullercd green peaa and baked
yams, i
BOls and sfirnatiiroc in itit Tv.. i 91.01 UltCrCSt
wore also a couple of blueprints.
'Victor said I should take them
to tne ponce
Victor, an apprentice factorv
draftsman ithat's where he got the
umeprimsi. ioia reporters:
"I didn't think u would to as
far as this. I made up the bundle
as an April Fool s joke at lunch
time yesterday."
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PIANO CO.
120 No. 7th
The firm owns, operates and rents
farms, business properties and
dwellings, docs mortgage and con
tract financing, and operates a
wholesale grocery business.
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Engineers Is koIiib to sell a school.
house. 'Die buildlnr Is wiihln ihe
Dorena Dam reservoir arra. 22
miles south ol Euitme, and has lo
be moved.
Col. Thomas H Lliisromb siilil
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