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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO " im.. MMawidMII HUM ' -f mmwm. ij I an mi j ( n(l WUii- un i ii an ii . ,11 i ih ill piiMjunmwipniiii l HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY. APRIL in. 11)52 KH,V 1450 Kc PST Friday Even'ro. April IS 00 Sports HifhllfhU t:!5 Homo Town i.iwl CONTINUOUS fllOM 1iJ (""WTO V wan .V JS, mi m -SUSAN KAYWARD 'W CALHOUN . DAVID WAYNE J THEIMA RJTTER- i 6:23 World Newt Summary fl ;tO Twihfhl Serenade ! : Headline Edition ADC "S3 Snnka New Roundup ABC T OO Gllielie Fih1i ABC 8 00 Richard Diamond APC 8:30 This la Your FBI AHC 8 CO Ouie and Harriet AUC 5 ;tO Concert of Favorite. 10 00 0 PM Headline 10:13 Pacific CVt baseball 11:00 Newa Summary 11:03 S in Off KFLW 1430 Kc FST Saturday, April 19 6 00 Sign -On Newi Summary 6:03 Corn In the Morn 6:43 Farm Fate 7:00 Newi-Breakfast Edition 7:13 Cltarlie'ii Roundup T:.T0 Bob Carred, New ABC 7:40 Top of lha Morning 7:53 Muaic C;00 No School Today AFC 0:00 K.irto Kid Bitle Club 9.0 Space Patrol ABC 10.00 Lady Sky nook IU:15 Spruce. Up t'ur Sprtrc 10:30 Siake the NUraca AEC 11:00 Front & Center ABC 11:30 Lawrence Welk Trca. Show Ant MAO Notn Edition News 12:13 Paylesi Sidewalk Show 12::0 Lcne Pine Mountaineers ABC j:03 Kcm ABC 1:13 Soorts Report by Finnegan ABC 1:."0 Tea & Crumpets ABC 3:03 Basin Briefs 2:13 Rowland Ballroom Orch. ABC 2:30 At Heme with Music ABC Sf:3 FarlntlHc hvtkm ABC 3:00 Junior Junction ABC 3:. TO American Farmer ABC 4ttl Request fully Your 3 00 The Navy Hour ABC 3:;:0 Jimmy Dorrev Show 3:43 Sevart Craif ABC r. on Sporii Huthhshu 6 13 Home Town News ;3 World Nw Summary .0 Science Editor ABC 6 43 Word of Life 7:C.O Mr. District Attorney ARC ' T:23 MUMC 7 -.Ve to the At : 7:43 Kl;HS Rrr"io Sieech Dept. B OO Lore Ranger ARC H:;i0 Pacific Coatt Baseball I 10 00 10 P.M. Headlines ; in ia Pactf.c Cot Baseball 11:01 Newi Suiumir) 11. tO Sien O'f KKJ1 1150 Kc PST Friday Evrnlnc, April 18 6 00 Gnhriet Heatter MBS 6:13 KJamath Theater )uu !i.i0 Around Town News 6:10 Something to Th'nk About 6:43 Sim llaes News MBS 6 '33 Bill Henrv MBS 7:00 Adven of Vauie MBS I 7 :w Cisco K'd MBS 8 00 Woman of the Year MBS ; 8 M Prouclv V. lia 1 SM ttleiin Hardy News MBi 9 13 Fi-ltnn Lew's Jr. MPS 9 :(0 Masatlne Theater MBS 9 33 3-Minuie Firal MBS 10:00 1 Loe a My.lt rj MBS 10:13 Red Nichols Show 10:50 Armed. Forces Review MBS 11 W Nite Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Club U.00 S en Off K 1.1 1 1150 Kc. PST Saturday, April 19 6:00 Sunrii !.,vil rpS5iSf H-5h1 lfc.vri i v v w W-',4 . - . ' ::?fi Dutch Smoker Wins Crown UTUROAY ONLY DOUBH F(aTU co"t lm" rfk 1 ernaoe b:j . a' in etjLi.t 7:00 Hrminsway Newi MFS 7:13 Brcaklast Gang MBS 7:j0 l:eal'!e ana Bylinca J-S Bes( Buyi 6:00 Morning Melodies fi:15 Brvaktal Gani MFS 0O Hat en of Be. I MBS 8:W Pop Tunes 8 13 Dance Tunes 8:30 Public Service ,!M rvr'l" of Yesterday 10:00 News MBS 10:13 Mark Rogers MBS 10:30 Name Bands 10:43 Concert 10:50 Social Security 10:33 Currins 11:00 4-H Club 11:13 Music 11:33 News MoS I S '! Time MBS 12:00 noonday News 12:13 Mark Rogers MBS 13:30 Ricky's Request 1:30 News MBS 1:33 Music for Saturday 2:00 Stagllnei MBS 2:15 Rukeyser Reports MBS J 30 Bands for Bonds MBS 2 i3 News MBS 3:00 Top Tunes MBS 4:00 OFS Program i iZ r.r".k "emingway. News MBS 4.30 Mark Rogers MBS l!S lwi" Y'tv of News MBS 3.00 Good News 3 30 Christian b.i.n Bandstand USA MBS ! ?? .Arcunl Town News c:15 Klamath Theater Quiz 8:30 Assembly of God 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MG.M Theater MBS :00 News MBS :tS Mr. Mysteiy MPS -.iv uance orch. MBS iSlS iCe"L 5ron- Kwi MBS i i2S in"io -jnd MES !J:2 Crcwell s Net MBS 11:00 Night Owls New. 11:03 Night Owls Club 12.00 Sign Off aw t .t' : a tr. 'c.tiVj i ME GREEN ROOM One of the sitting rooms in the newly renovated White House is the Green Room, which features a hand tufted rug including the seal of the President which was reproduced from an old Aubusson rug which was originally used here but now is too frail for use. Walls and draperies are of silk damask. All old pieces of furniture have been restored and refinished. FLINT. Mich. lt A 77-ymr-nUI DuU'limmi won out with Muki' tinti.t In ipnr In mi umilllclitl con ical lur I he worUI'8 nine nmukinu I'hiinipltiii.shlp. Nifo Klljrliiii of Purmcrend, llol- ! Innd. ninrln Ills 3.3 lirniii.t ol burlrv UiLiitoro m 03 mlmitrg mill IS scciiiul.i Thui'Mlny. liclU'rlinj tlu' i world rccoril by nearly lour nun- uirs. PulfliiK nwny nl Ihr mtmn Hint In hl iilpti Nhop wintltiw lino. 1'iiul Simlilolu, 3D, uot only 4: inlimU'S u ol Ih mil ol his 3.3 HiiiuiH. i It wits Spitnioln'a world record I of 118 minium mid two myoihI.i Ihol I Ihp Dulclininn bt'iil while miiiikiiiK III hl.n nnllvo llollnnd. Hut his turn' . won t Ur rrcoKiilnfd tiilloinlly br- I inuso II wns not gel nl n convention ol pipe Minokprs. Thn two men coinpnrcd llnirs by '1 riinsntlmillc Iclciilionr nlier conipicunit inoir sniokinK fiinu Mobile Training Unit Coming A climiirooiii on wheels 4 Belied tiled lor Kliiiunlli Cnlli April 211. Mr. Jim Kerns of Ihe J. W. Kerns Implement Co. nniitninced lodny. Inlernnllnnitl llnrveler Co mobile linlnhitf unit will te school nl Ihe cniiipniiy's Hoiuli en, rjlieel plnnl lor I lie lieuelu J,( bnlh service personnel nnd IniJiw rsletl liirmeis. A bullet llinili w.ll he lueliiileil In Ihe r. II rlny "m'IhioIIiik" snnson. 604 Main Ne.l T. RudVt Mtn'i Slott BAKERY Ph. 4363 SATURDAY SPECIALS ; Money Savers Face Problem WASHINGTON Wi Senators In tent on budget - stashing faced the possibility Friday that the first blR ! money bill passed by the Senate I Hits session may be higher than the House version. The final total of the cntch-all 960 million dollar appropriation bill ' now before the Senate will depend I on amendments still to be acted ; on. Red Cross Aids Flood Headaches Cop's Arrest Riles Mayor OKLAHOMA CITY Ml Mayor John Chaif has ordered police Iron Oklahoma city to slop arresting cltuens ol his Incorporated subur ban town of Vllliiiie, Okln. Chnlf ordered his town marshal Thursday nliht to arrest any ol li en- ol another municipality who "violates the peace and saiiclllv' ol Vlllase residents. The town ad joins Oklahoma Cllv on the north. Ills action followed the arrest ol villager Wednesday bv two Ok- lanouia city policemen. Dehnar Euuciie Deflower was held on a clinriie of lallliiR to pav three overtime parkin tickets. He was detained more Uian an hour when police refused to accept lug 160 check for bond. The mayor has no lear violators ol his ban on outside police will k-et short shrill in court. He Is ali.o the police JuiIkc. Apricot Squares mado of Puff Poila IP Bismarks filled with block raspberry lelly Cream Slices PIES CAKES 5 Pastry Slmi t ll c, o o o ii o n p qQp o 8.B noon iimimmmmium l0 .aaafjefr. aV " B B L M o v mm NOW SHOWING 3 BIG STARS TOGETHER IN 2 ACTION PACKED HITS ArJDC PITTSBURGH ADDED CARTOON t NEWS Sabres Baffle I Commie Jefs Thursday, Uie Senate boosted tha total by about 9 '. million dol lars. Arid some amendments, could push It even higher. Others call for cuts. The measure, as it came from the Senate Appropriations Commit tee, provided $960,641,838 to sup plement funds previously voled various government agencies for the fiscal year ending June 30. This compared with a total ol $968,137,943 as the bill passed the House and with budget requests of Sl.O81.954.520. The Senate voted Thursday to TTtMO Tm MATIMttU C0NTIHU0US HUM DAILY" t Debfe REYNOLDS- H Trieifg--- ' I BS&gl ih I B0rri WW nl I r nnnrtjc eiiim iji n i n - i n. JkAs. ti JOHN Ridgway Honors Ernie Pyle -TOKYO m - Gen. Matthew B Ridgway Friday paid tribute !o Ernie Pyle as "the most beloved war correspondent of World War Ridriway Issued a statement for ue In memorial rvir-i... . add nine million dollars to start I fhi,mi1- where Pyle was killed April paylne-4ff claims of U. S. citizen-. I!,',5. by a Japanese sniper. cptnriT ii I ni aptsuc-'e anrtrsiry evacuaieo .- - -v imiui wyue coverllltr Ihr- tjriX..s,Jj7 .'-jmmunist MIG from the West Coast during Wor' javance of the U.S. 77ih Infantry chrfh.rtMTi'romtteirManMWar , Division on the little Island near i,u',Pbases JTittay and tangled , -r- , Okinawa. - ncar "5 U S' St,bre eis l" s battlei 1 ilu?..0.Ye.r .Korea. i MORE CASIALIT1ES llatu v,l. .... lue x-ilth Air Force said one WASHINGTON- The Defense ! P, si ,mur'"w , ed Jet was shot lown and three ! Department Friday identified 38 i ii . sea- I more battle casualties In Korea Allied losses, if any. are report- In a new list (No. 545) that re- cu weekly. ported 12 killed, 25 wounded and iio ua.u was 3n0t d0wn an( : one missing in action "ere aamagen in one of five morning battles which matched a total of 70 Sabres against 58 Russian-type MIGs. The third MIG was damaged hi an afternoon dogfight involving 50 Sabres and Ebout 60 MIGs. On the ground. Communist pa trols continued to feel out United Nations defenses. Thev rnnrpn. Ijratcd on the western and central ironis. i Intermittent enemv artillerv fell ; Friday along sectors west of the : Pukhan River in the center of the I line, where ihe main Red probes ! were made. An Eighth Army staff officer said ! the Communists had been observed digging in alon? ridden fronting ! Allied positions on the central front. Reinforcements were moved in to strengthen the U.N. lines. POW Exchange Parley Slafed MUNSAN ifi Allied and Com munist staff officers, after a two week recess. Saturday reopen ofl- tne-recora laiss on now . to ex change prisoners cf the Korean war. There was no Indication whether a break was imminent in the long deadlock over the Allied demand for voluntary repatriation. Some observers, however, indi cated a compromise formula was in the works. Both sides were be lieved to have spent' the past two weeks overhauling prisoner rosters and bringing them up to date. inc UN command said it was ready for another try to break the deadlock. Th f!nmtnnni:ta hart pressed twice for vpeedy resump tion oi tne secret talks. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. itf There were plenty of headaches after long hours on the Missouri River levees, and one foreman told Amateur Radio Operator Joe Cou ncil to send out a call lor 100 aspirins. . "I put out a call to the Red Cross for 200 just hoping for hundred," Joe related Thursday night. "The next thing I knew, the Red 8 I"" tonight Cross sent a thousand annin... auditorium. and a doctor to administer them. Slated lor appearance are Ihe iney figured there must m..si ensemuie, tne bovs and Kins giee ciuos and uie Junior High Band I Florene Wamstad will-present a solo number of ihe flute, and Larry Bean a piece on the trumpet. ,The concert Is open to the public. land admission is free. Fremont Concert Tonight at 8 The annual Fremont Junior High School Spring Concert Is ;.et for In ihe Fremont t... i .1.- j .... I Jury llguretl tlierp erioa,ty Krnh. s club, and the L !. n",njr sP'rins were wanted. 7 vSPECIAL You Get All 7fcs Only 45 (Port! citra) LUND-CHANDLER .SUSAN CABOT I -"' ""-T L . JUTV "esBrawi acmwf: r I i j a j r niTHaMnai xHegaleng fr'W ' aitilj Wire Tap Held Cause of Fire TOKYO m Police Friday blamed Tottorl'a disastrous $41, 600,000 fire on a short circuit caused by Illegal tapping of elec tric wires. They Jailed three sus pects. The 12-hour fire left 25.000 home less and Injured 120 persons, but n0 one was killed. An estimated 5.000 homes were destroyed. The government allotted sl.100. 000 to help rebuild Ihe soulhwei ern Homhu Island cllv of 61.000 And additional $69,000 will be epenl on temporary shelters. The fire was Ihe worst In Japan since World War II and was of ficially described as the third larg est since 1926. ; Jail Outbreak Thwarted ELKHART Ind. I Fearing an outbreak In the Elkhart rnnntv Jail, police Thursday sent home prisoner xjavid E: McNeil. 18. j McNeil, booked for investigation I In several auto theits, wag getting i the mumps. Adjuil tVittribuler Points I'll Ceil Tighten Cyllndsr Hsod Adjust Timing Clean Baltery Terminals Test Condenser Tighten Manifolds Adust Carburetor Check and Adufl Voltage Control Tesl toHery and (teflll Adjust Tappets Clean Plugs and Adjust Gaps Tighten Hole Connections Check Vacuum Spork Advance Adiilt Fan Bell Check Compression Adutt Oenerolor Charging .ate Preo Up Heat Control Valve Ten Starter ASHLEY Chevrolet taawATN oakLO. oagaeasi AA4IWCAN CHINISI 4Mb at Hioor tajotl ; fk. Pee Orders To Take Oat j in B. 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