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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WVWKSDAY, AI'RIL 'ill, ll)!2 rrsrTsjfeaBB' KFJt 1150 Kc PKT Wedneiday Evening, April 23 6:00 GabrUI tfeatter MBS :1A Klamath 'theater t uti , fl:30 Around Town Ntwt 0:40 Somtthlni to think About :45 Bam Xaytt N'ewa UBS 6:f8 Bill Htnry MBS 7:03 mlly Theater MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 1:00 Whal'i Name Song MRS 8:30 MyiUrloui Traeler MF.S 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:1ft Fullon Lewie Jr. MBS :, Wrt.Uln 10:13 1 Love a Mystery MBS tO.M Out or Thunder MBS 11:00 Nlghl Ov.li Newt 1 1:03 Klght Owl Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc rSl Thurw'ay, April ti 8:00 Sunrtie Serentd C:49 Farm Reporter 0:3S Teglnnal Neui 1:0 J Hemlngway.ews MBS 7:15 Ere:. fat, Gang MPS 7:."i Kcaolinei and Byline 7- 1 To.t Euya 1 Cecil Ercwn MBS I.. 3 Brel fait Cang MBS :.0 Kaven Of Reit MES 6:00 Hon'emal'er harmonies 9:IS Marion from Miller 8:;.0 Metier Party 9:43 ramillar I'avoritea lo.tw Ktwcprptr cf ti Air MBS 10:13 Ttllo Tett MBS 10::;o LftPolntea 10:45 Min'ature Concert 10:83 Currinb 11:00 Ladd Fair MBS Kewa MES 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Name Bands Noonday News J3."1 Your Dance Tunes U:43 Market & Live lock 1:33 Klamath Note. 1:00 Jack Kirk wood Show MBS l:3il Tnl-e a Number MBS 2 on News MTS 3:03 New MFS 3:15 Two at 219 2:49 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 4:00 Behind the Story MPS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:.t0 Curt Mauey Time MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MES 5:00 Sergeant Pretnn MBS 5:30 Sky King MBS 5:3 Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS B.-13 Klam. Theater Quiz 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Hayes New MBS 6:33 Bill Henry MES 7:00 Advent. Of Casanova MBS 7:30 To Be, Announced MBS 8:00 Clyde Beattv MBS 8:30 Burl Ives Sing 8:43 Heidelberg Harmonatres 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9:45 Sports Final 9:53 ft-Min. Final MBS 30:00 I Love a Mystery MES 10:13 Rod and Gun Club UBS 10:43 Serenade In Blue 11:00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Club 13:00 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Re PST Wednesday Evening April 23 8:00 Sport Highlights 6:15 Home Town New' 6:25 World News Summary x 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:35 Coming Attractions on ABC 7 :00 The 'Lone Ranger I ABC T:30 Mystery Theater ABC 8:00 The Top Guy ABC 8:30 Pacific Coast Baseball 30:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:15 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News. Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Ko-PST Thursday, April 24 8:00 Sign en News Summary 03 Corn to the Morn 8:45 Farm Fare 7.00 News Bkft, F rim on 7:13 Charlie Roundup 7::U) Boh Garred At Newi ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:55 John Conte ABC BOO Breakfatt Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 9 30 Break the Bank ABC 10 00 Chet Huntley. News ABC 10:15 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 Mv True Story ABC 10:33 Whispering Street ABC 11:15 Stop At Shop 11:3X1 Jimmie Fidter 11:30 Aiaimt the Storm ABC 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:33 Msrret report 12:00 Noon Edition News 11:13 Pa) leu Sidewalk Show 12 30 Lucky U Ranch i:wj raui Harvey ao, 1:13 Better Living 1:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 1:00 IUnn Briefs 215 When a Girl Marries ABC 2:30 Mary Marlm ABC 2:43 Rom. Evelyn Winters ABC 3:00 Betty Crocker ABC 315 Ted Malone ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3 45 Manhattan Maharaja ABC 4.-00 Requestfully Yours 5:00 Tom Ccrbett. Space Cadet. ABC 3 ?3 World Flight Reporter ABC 3:30 Chrt Huntley ABC 3:43 B & B TV 6:00 Spoils Highlight 6:13 Kome Town News 6:"5 World New Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:43 Headline Edition ABC 6:Zi Coming Attractions on ABC T:00 Mr. President ABC T:30 Defense Attorney ABC 8:03 Original Amateur Hour ABC 8:45 Pacific Coast Baseball 10C0 10 PM. Headlines 10:15 Pacific Coast Baseball : 1:01 News Summary 11:03 Sign Off Harass? J) r'im-'j, A ALL IN LINE OF DUTY I)etilte beards frown in preparation for a Vikine festival, Frederikssund. Urnmark, police are not lax in other respects as they five a parklnr ticket. State Department's Hold On Passports Challenged WASHINGTON i.P The 8tiile creation of standards for IssiiIiir Department's broad authority in deny or revoke pa-i.iports wns chal lenged In Vderal court Tue-dnv mid a threc-iudge panel agreed lo hear III cn.-r. The American Civil Liberties Union broimhl the Irst, ui'Rlnis the 'Shine, Deer Charges Made OREGON CITY 'fl Two Clack amas Counly men, accused of possessing and operating a moon shine still, were arrested by state police near Estacada Monday. The pair George Bingham. 44. MUwaukie. and Sr.uel Franklin Owens. 48. Estacada. also were charged with Ulegsl possession of deer meat. Bail on the venison charge was set at $500. Bail for the moonshine charge was set at V State Police Officer Ted Elliott pave this account: Police were tioped Monday that n lnrp"! o'jnntity cf illesal deer meat could be found in a shed at Milwsukle. Tliev checked the shed nnd found 175 pounds of Venison in n freere'. Thev said records indicated the shed belcnes to Owens who lived In Estacada. They went to the Owens home where thev found Binham. Owens was discovered hiding in a closet. Also tn the closet were six loeded (runs. A laree auantitv of sucsf led police to suspect moonshinlne. A further search of the property re vealed a still and 80 gallons of mash. Ellictt said. UXCTB DEPl'RGED TOKYO UH The government Tuesday depurged Prince Narun iko Hirashikuni. 64. uncle of Fm peror Hirohito and prime minister of Japan s surrenaer raumo. AMERICAN CHINESI k 4H Far Oritn T T.ka Ort - Sn B. Let, Mgr. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A t PIANO Ta rtut lrlr new IH kM lri Urn Laiii . Un Plan ale. Aftrr a rcatonabl Uw y c" I ym wiih. cbaar If ' ar' ckaia arrecBSCBt. Tlit real already al la all credited ta year aareBaaa aceeaal and Be elBer dew BaymcBl 11 Becee xxrr. The BieBtklr Barmeate eas Be llltlt Hthar laea real. Or. II aa are- FRANK DAVID BRIDGE, Spn of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bridge, 149. Hillside, leaves San Francisco Thursday on his seventh trip to Japan. He is serving aboard the troop transDort J. C. Breck enridge. -His address is Frank D. Bridge. Division N. J. C. Breckenridge. AP 176, c-o FP0, San Fran cisco. . Enemy Cavalry Clad in White SPECIAL ATTRACTION THIS WEEK See the new Zig Zog Sewing Machines Expertly demonstrated and see why they are acclaimed years and miles ahead. Reverie Lever , ; 'neraBSere.CZ- ; ' - i ; '"'"' - 1 yttt-v. frv JLM- I"1" NO ATTACHMENTS TO... Make foncy stitches Applique Make button holes Sew on buttons Embreidcr Blind Stitch Darn Monogram Hemstitch Overcast f Bartack Satin Stitch Ziq Zag and Straight Stitch Forward and Reverse. Fully quaranteed EASY TERMS. Mony models in handsome wood. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE & EXCHANGE In our new location 422 MAIN PHONE 6771 By GEORGE McARTHl'It SEOUL. Korea IPi A report of white-clad Chinese Communist cav alrymen on the central Korean w-ar front puzzled U. . EiKhtb !Army officers Tuesday. Front line units raid thev spot ted 200 riders in while niovine to ward Kumsons Monday afternoon. .They said neavy artillery ripped the column to pieces. Two other white-cloaked bands of 50 and 60 men were reported &ifthted in the area. ( '"We can't attach any sicnifi cance to ths report at this time." Eaid an Eighth Army staff officer. "Intelligence officers are studying the details. All we have now are Ifragmentary reports " He said the white uniforms pos sibly could be explained bv the probability of snow in Ihe moun tains northeast of KumsonR. ! Communist cavalrymen were last reported on the front shortly after the entry of Bed China into the jwar in the fall of 1!50. I The western and central fronts i were generally quiet. There was a ! flurry of Red problnir and patrol action In the mountainous east. U. 8. Navy headquarters in Tok yo said five U. 8. ships have been sunk by mines and 46 U. 8. and 11 British Commonwealth warships were damaged bv mines and one by an aerial bomb. The Navy said also that Red shore batteries lately have been firing with increased accuracy and irreater ranne. and have shelled American warships nearly 10 miles at sea. Navy authorities nld this almost certainly means the Reds are using radar-directed heavy euns. Allied warfhips and Naval planes attacked both coasts of North Ko rea Monday. The U. S. Cruiser Manchester and the U. 8. Destroy er Rupertus hurled 220 five-and-six- incn sneus into constantly oe- lipied Wonsan on the east coast. Four Russian-made MIO-15 lets ventured from Manchuria Into North Korea at dawn Tuesday. The Fifth Air Force said Capt. Jerc J. Lewis of Novato. Calif., shot down one and the three others scutrlcd home. Indian Plans Rile Solons ' WASHINGTON in Tempers crackled in the House Interior Committee Tuesday over proposed resolutions to authorize studies of emancipation of Indians. Before the (ilspu.c wns over, the word "politics" had been dragged in. 11 started when Rep. Bosone ID -Vlahi. sought to call up her resolu tion directing the Interior Depart ment to make a thorough study with a view toward Riving Indians fu'.l management of their own affairs. Rep. Eow (R.-Oliloi, objected that he had a similar resolution pending befort the House Rules Committee. His proposal would di rect the Interior Committee lo make the Mudy. Mrs. Eosone n.-ked when House members would find time to do lh investigating. "The gentleman from Ohio knows this is a political more by Sen. Watkins."' she snapped. She said she wanted her remark on the record. Watkins. Republican senatu from Utah, is up for reelection Uvs year. Bow heatedly denied he had ever talked to Watkins about the rcsolu lion. State Ponders Big Road Bid PORTLAND W The Oregon State Highway Commission derid ed to lake a second look at the biggest bid on Monday's highway contract prouiam, but It awarded . number of others including two iu six figures. Then Tuesday it got offers on 30 mora projects. On the Monday bids, the om- mission held over lor considera tion at Its May meeting Ihe SUS7.- tl oiler bv C. K. O'Neill. Cres veil, for rebuilding the Hauscr Coos Bnv jecllon of No. 101. It I rejected Ihe felgln ruck production toilers end accepted nil other low I bids, .oirc of Ihi accetHnnces I were tentative pending completion of rirTht-ol-wuy or other mailers. I In oilier action the commission: Denied a permit lo the Milwau kee His. orient Society for a building on highway property south of Mtl jwaukle. I Voted lo consider further a pro i posal which would require countries jto contribute county funds for lin Ituovemenl of roumv ronds that are designated as federal aid secondary 1 highways. I AuthorUed $10,500 for widening 'the south approach of the Sucker Creek Brldgo on Ihe Oswego High- way. Ordered a survey to determine the value of truck hauls over the Alsea - Dradwood secondary high way in Lane Count v. and drnyliu passports and ma chinery tor heitrlngs and reviews. It also called on Congress lo make Ihe Issuance of a passport manda tory except for specific reason. The State Department, In deny ing or revoking a passport, cus tomarily merely slates that au thorised lorelgn travel bv Ihe In dividual In question would not be 'in the best tnlei'F.il of the Untied Slates." The lest rase Involve I lie de parlinriira cimcellntlon of Ihe passport of Miss Anne Biiuer, a ualtirall.rd American cltlsen who had been working In France as dee lance writer. The Civil Liber ties Union complained that she was given no hearing and was ar bitrarily deprived uf her means of livelihood and her rnnstlliillnnal rights. She came In this country from Germany In 1038. Hers Is one of eight similar rases under nneclal studv bv Ihe union. The three-liulge panel selected In hear Miss Bauer's case la lieudril l;V Judge Ch.ules Fnhy of the IU, Court of Appeals. District Court .liulges Mdwnnl M. t'unaii and Klcltmnml II. Kerch are Ilia oilier members. Hlnte Department officials nn lit authority tn dm v piiHspurls In based In general nn tho powers of the I'losldrnt In conduct Imeliin I'l'liillnni, nil l!3 Imv which n thoilr.es 1 1 in Issiiluit of Diiasiiman .mil ail rMTiillvo order signed March HI, HUH, by i'leslilrnl Hnosevelt, Brannan Cites Water Evils WASHINGTON. . Secretary of Agriculture Brannan said Tues day the nation has neglected con trol oi river waters t their sources. Instead, he said In a statement. emphasis has been plirced on build ing huge resrrvoir end dnu- fnr 'town ma lor streams tn try lo hold the water aftrr it has started rushing into lowlands. Braniuin appeared before a spe cial House siincoirmitee studvina the government's civil works pro gram. He called lor -.veil planned watershed urograms, Involving measures to retard runofl of water where It originates. I I SUSAN f NORV III DAVID P THflMA Hayward Calhoun Wayne Ritter LAMAR I ROW-""' WAITER LANG Driver Dies In Car Upset McMINNVILLE Ml An auto mobile bounced end over end lnl a ditch 10 miles southwest of here Monday night and killed the driver, Wesley Charles McNeil. 35. opera tor of the Willamina Tavern and Hotel Fred Relnlsma. route 3. Mo Mmnvllle, told police that he was applying hrak3 in nis own car, getting ready to lorn from highway 18 onto a side road, when he aw McNeil's car coming up fast from the rear. Relntsma said as ie turned, McNeil tried to pass on the right and lost control oi the car. Police said McNeil's car skidded 31 feet on the highway, then bounced 262 feet along the ditch. McNeil apparently was killed out right. 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