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Newspaper Page Text(!) pack two HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAl.LS. OREGON SATURDAY, OCTOnF.R 25, 1052 KFLW-H50 Kc. rST Saturday Evening, Oct. 23 6:00 Today'! Sporli Highlights ' 8:15 Hometown News :3S World Nesre Summirl .TO Science Editor ABC 48 Words ol Life 7 00 Bucky Hal. It ills Bora 1:90 Mr. Keen CBS 8:00 The Loot Ranter ABC B 30 Meet the Mtiiua CBS 8:00 Demo Nal'l Cumm. CBS M Vaughn Monroe CBS 10:00 10 p m. 'Headline - 10:19 Danclnlt Parly ABC t0:: Bill'a Bandstand , 11:00 Sign Off Newa Nummary 11:03 Sign Off warn SATURDAY Only ! CIHCOIO Abbott Costuio IOSTinAIASKA JPk MITZ1 GREEN L i rJOM tWELL Most Exciting Action Picture Ever Made! PrptvfS of coif e mif.oni-. hring yo mitHo PittUSt HOWARD HUGHES William TALMAN Charles McGRAW as yrrfcui s itue dis cifvl H i III IMVIIIIII (j THEY BARED 1 ""J OUTLAW UMllll I TiST'i (5"" l fififflfflkl v I " s,ounoin eshibrtjon of j ftt(rf!tmlilA daredevil deeds never before lL77H7f ' 7Jr1' r It j seen on tfie screen and tit j SOX OFFICE OPENS 12:30 I f f If Radio oq KFLW H50 Kc rST Sunday, Oct. 26 00 Salt Lake City TatwrnacU CBS B:t0 Light & Life Hour ABC D 03 Calvary Echoa $15 Negro Co I If g Cliolra ABC 0 ; Mf.ut Iwael ABC lOOOOiurvri In th Home ABC 10:30 National Vp?r ABC 11:00 Prbltr.ati Church liM I'hmtian in Act. on ARC 12 TO lnvltalton to Miutc CBS 1D0 Old lhtoned Kcv.val Hour ABC .2:00 Voic ol rropnecy adv. , , , a :W rall Slo.y ABC 3 UO Hour of Decision ABC Hollvwiwd Barn Uauce Jtmmy Wafcrty CRS 4 00 America Calling CBS 4:30 A mo & Andy 3 00 Two Tickets lo Broadway S ;) lhs ntM-trooin ii 8 00 WHer Wine-hell ABC 6:13 To be Announced :t0 Hometown News 0:40 World Newt Summary 6:43 Left Co To Town 7:00 Cascading Rhythm 7:. The Wntler CBS Our Mtt Brook CBS 8:30 Hallmark Playhou CBS 9 00 hatt Cergcn CBS 9: J0 Jack Benny CBS 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Monday Motn Headltnei ABC 10;j0 Philharmonic Symphony Orcn CBS 12:00 Sun Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST Monday, Oct. 27 6 00 6 A.M. Newt 6 03 Bucky Bate Ac Hit Boy 6:43 Corn in the Morn 7:00 New - Breakfast Edition 7:13 Charlie' Roundup 7 ; Bob Uarred ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC 7:43 Babbitt Second Cup of Coffee Club CBS. 800 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 9 JO Brc.lt the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Young Dr. Ma lent CBS 10:30 My Irue Mory ABC 10:33 Wnispci"f Street ABC 11:13 Stoo A ShoD 11:30 Romance of Helen Trent CBS 11:43 Our ual Sunday 12-00 Noon Edition New 12:13 Pl Sidewalk Show 12:30 Houte Party CBS 1:00 The Bill Ring snow ABU 1:13 Paul Harvey ABC 1:30 Mary Margaret McBnde ABC 2 00 Betty Crocker ABC 2:03 Basin Brief 2:13 It s Cp To You ABC 2:30 Better Living 2:45 Arthur Godirey CBS 3 00 Ted Malone ABC 3:13 Arthui Uodfrev CBS 3:30 Cal Tinney ABC 3:53 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Bouncing with Bar boo 4:15 The Tide Show CBS 4:30 Aunt Jemima CBS 4:40 Ruth Ashton New CBS 4 43 When A Girl Marries ABC HURRY -tost Day! Cofirinuout Freer) 12:30 STARTS SUNDAY! , THE IDOL Of MILLIONS AMIIICA't fAVOIITI SIN0IN9 ST At I UlHWACKia by the laavt rvlttleM killer la the Ariltoe Territefyl HUCHH M0MMNM USUC I Dsredevilt of Spetdwoyt! Army Bound J I KCHOWAl HAWKS' I BOO Spin with Wynne 3 jO Chet Huntley ABC 3:43 Drama of Medicine 6 00 Today's Sport Highlights 0:1 Home Town New M World New Summary 6 30 Fine Art Quaitel ARC 7 00 The Lone Banger AHt 1:30 Lux Radio Theater CBS Music Theatre 43 Serenade in Blue BOO Sueiu CBS :30 Preview of Tomorrow B 43 tawience Welk Show I0:W 10 pm Headlines 1013 Dream Harbor ABC 10 .W Chas. Anteil Theatr ABC 10 43 Bill BaiuMaud 11:00 Sign Off Newt Summary 11.03 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. rST Saturday Evening, Oct. 25 i:00 Around Town New 6:13 Klamath Theater wail 6:30 Assembly of Uod Hour 7.00 John Sebastian Show 7:13 I Low A Mystery MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple Hour 8.00 It loolball Time 03 Kootball-OTl Vs. SOCB -00 News MBS 9 15 rootball OTI vs SOCK D 55 Cecil Brown MBS 10:U) Hawaii Calls MBS 10:30 John Wolohan Orchestra DLBS 10 33 Night Owl New 11:00 Night OwU Club U.oo SKgn Oil 1 KFJI 1150 Ke. PST Sunday, Oct. 26 8 00 Minn of Healing 0:30 Muic by Cloutier VOO Kkaio Bible Cla UBS 8:30 Youth Soldier for Christ 9:43 Music of Manhattan 10 00 Newpauer of the Air DLBS 10:13 Guest Star Time 10 30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11 00 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:13 snow Tunes 11:30 Land of the Free DLBS 11:43 Rad o Canariea MBS 12:00 New DLBS 1213 Bill Cunningham MBS 13:30 Comic Weekly Man 1.00 Lomoarlo Orchestra DLBS 1:30 Clyde B patty DLBS 133 News MBS i 00 The Snaaow MBS 2:30 True Detecuve MBS 3 00 Nick Carter MBS 3:23 News MBS 3:30 Official Detective MBS 4 00 Proudly We Hail 4:30 Riverboat Jamboree 3:00 Klamath Muslca Art 3:30 Enchanted Hour MB 6.00 Jimmy Fidler 6:13 Klamath Theatre Quls 6 30 Youth View the News MBS 7:00 J. J. Anthony MBS 7:30 Family Theatre MBS 7 33 New MBS 8:00 Twenty Question MBS 8 30 Opera Concert DLBS 9.00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:15 Cluu Cal -Ore 9:30 Under Arrest MBS 10 00 MGM Theatre MBS U:uo Sign Oil KFJI 1150 Kc PST Monday, Oct. 27 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6 43 Five Minutest with the Open Blbl n.v r arm nc porter 7 0U Hemingway New MBS 7 13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Beat Buy 7:43 Sam Hayee, BJtfaL New MBS 7:5J Firt uitioa Local h'ews 8:00 Cecil Brown MBit 8 13 Music by Roth 8 30 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:43 Notes from tha Scoaaar 9:00 Club 1130 9:13 So mi of the Pioneers , 9:30 Date In Holly w-too 9:43 Music In Manhattan 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:13 Tellu Test DLBS 10:30 LaPolntc' 10 43 Answer Man DI BS 11.00 Ladies Fair MBS 1:25 New MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12.00 Name Band 12:15 Noonday News 12 30 Best on Record 12 43 Farm and Market Reports 12:50 Klamath Notes 12:33 Curnns ' 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MUS ' 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2 00 Two at I . 2.30 Sun River Dave 3 08 New DLBS . f' C ' 3:13 Ricky Requevt 3:43 Paula Stone MRS 4 00 Coffeo Wilh Kat.e 4:13 Hemingway Nea MBS 4 30 Curt Matsey Time) WPS 4 43 Sam Hayee. New MBS 3 DO Bobby Benson MBS 3:30 Wild Bill Hickok MBS 5:33 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theatre 4uis 6:30 Around Town News 6 40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Haet, News Mm S3 Bill Henry MBS 7.00 1 Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Hardy Family 00 Let George a) ft MVS 8 30 Sen Joeeph McCarthy MBS 9 00 Newspaper of tha Air DLBS 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 30 Pol. Speech-Floyd Wynne 9:43 Sports Final 9:53 Pol. Sbeeeh-rXck Mifulr 1 10:00 Mutual Newsreel MBS ! 10:13 Political Talk io:3o Pol. Speech-Guy Cordon 10 33 Night Owls News 11:00 Night OwU Club 12 99 Sign Off KCN'O 571 Ke. PST Sunday, Oct. 21 Allans, California 15 JO e 7 00 7 IS 7.30 7:45 8:15 8 TO S4S SIS H.1TJ 45 10:00 10:13 10 HO 11:00 12 00 12 05 12:10 12:19 12:30 12 12S9 Sports. Market Jazx CUaalca Orpheua Chorister New, rootball scorei Lawrence Welle Orch. World New Roundup Auemblj of Cod, Llkerl Calvary Echoea Newa, Band Muale Variety Soiree Ministerial Procram Church Directory Muate for Sunday Newt. Calllnf All Driven Cali fornia Sportaman Navy Band Chapel in the Sky Concert Hall S porta Page Lake County News Modoc County News World News Roundup Farmers Exchange Markets music we HemcmDer Mystery Tune Music by Mauptn Pick the Winner CBS News, Organ Music Guest Star Errand of Mercy. Drama What America was Playing News, rootball Score Clants of Music Proudly We Hail ravoritea of the ramous Ten Top Records of the Week News The People Act, Drama Sign Off 1 00 l:.10 2 00 2 15 2:.10 2:45 300 3:15 3:10 400 4.30 5 00 05 9:30 KCNO 57 Ke. PST Monday, Oct. 27 AHuras, California S IS News. Markets . 6.30 Tex Rtitter 45 Jazz Classics 7:00 News, Livestock Review 7:19 Top O' the Morning. 7:30 News 7:45 Hullrtin Board S no Polka Time 8:15 Hollywood Serenaderg 8 30 Mid Morning News, Muiit 8:43 Harmony Shop 8:00 You It The Draft 9:15 American Polk Music 0:30 Morning Melodies 10:00 News, Sports 10:15 Club Mcrtlnes 10:30 Concert Time 10:45 FleMa Time 11:00 News. Commentary 11:15 Acrent on Melody 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:43 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sports Page 12:03 Lake County News 12:10 Modoe County News 12:15 World News Roundup 12 30 Farmers Exchange Markets 12:45 Spotlight on a Star 12:55 Mystery Tune 1:00 Modoc Farm Advisor 1:15 P. torsi Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 3:00 News 2 05 Listener'g Choice 3:00 News 3:10 According to the Record 3:15 Jsn Garner 3 : Meet the Band 3:45 Dining Sisters 4 00 News 4:15 Music of Dayi (iont By 4 30 Mv Serenade 4 45 Rmadwav 3 00 News. Sports 0 15 D'nner Muate 1 JO Ins Off Motion Picture Trailers Said Tops . Bv ROB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD itf Do you like trailers? I love 'fin, Oh, I don't mrttn Ihnt kind Hint follow cms firounri. In Hollywood trailer Is ono of those blurbs that advert Isr the picture showing next week at your favorite theater. Some lolks yawn and go out to net some more pop corn when Uicy come ou Uie screen. But not me. I sit there and take It all In. I am constantly aniamcd at the enlhuMUMii of Hie men who innkc trailers. Every picture they advertise Is superb. You can tell that, because their lunguago is usually the same- Have a Western? 'llien It's "ripped from the flaming paces of the great frontier." 'lhe words loll upward from the bottom of the screen ut a speed that even a 6-yenr-old could read. The hero? "A bold adventurer with biasing nuns." The heroine? "A red- haired beauty who tamed the Wild West." How about a musical? "A tune happy carnival of mirth and merri ment." And don't forget uial it always has "eight sparkling song hits." , Want a drama? A hand reaches out from behind Uie camera and ARTHUR H. STITES. 34, of I860 Mamanita, it a candi date (or election to the City Council from Ward 4. Stitei, native of Newman, Calif., hat lived in Klamath Falls since 1940, and has been in business for himself, operat ing the Stites Plumbing Com pany, since 1945. Ha is mar riad, has two children, is Mason, Shriner, Elk, belongs to the Country Club and Ex. change Club. Reds Testing Rocket Plane LONDON l The Dally Express said todar Russia Is experimenting with a rocket-jet fighter plane that takes off and lands vertically to in tercept global Jet bombers. GrouD CaDt. Hugh Dundas, the paper's air correspondent, said the plane, "needs no an field and could orjerate from a forest clearing." Dundas said the fighter, called a (JZ3B. is M feet long, has a wing span of 42 feet. Is 21.7 feet high, ana weighs 2.874 pounds empty and ,387 pounds loaded. First informa tion on it came from a microfilm from a Polish technical Institute where It was designed, he said. Dundas said It aas "suggested" that a parachute released ftom the nose of the plane and tall rocket engines may be used to cushion the plane as It settles straight down lo the ground. The Germans experimented with a similar Idea during the war, but the only such plane they turned out disintegrated In the air, Dundas said. Theft Suspect Attacked OKLAHOMA CITY I A sus pect In the $248,000 robbery of two Cuban counter-revolutionists at FL Worth, Tex., earlier this month, was seriously wounded shortly be fore midnight last night by an un known assailant. Orville Lindsay Chambless, cur rently free on So. 000 bond on a fed eral charge of transporting stolen money acioss state lines, was In jured in his home when a double barreled shotgun was poked through a window and fired. He was taken to a city hospital In serious condition. Earlier this month at Ft. Worth, two Cubans, Manuel Fernandez Madareago and Dandldo de la Cortez, claimed they were robbed of 8248,000 by a man carrying a suD-macninegun. iney said tne bandit entered their swank cabana shortly after midnight Oct. 3. The Cubans, who said they came to the United Stakes from Mexico. claimed they were negotiating for the purchase of munitions to be used to overthrow the present iunan government, Chambless surrendered to the shooting except to say It was a "big International deal and It makes me mad, . . that they would try something like that when my children were around." A 24-hour guard was placed around his hospital room, MAN KILLED PORTLAND I Albert McVay, 75, a farm worker, was killed at Sauvtcs Island Friday when a wagon loaded with cornstalks over turned and crushed him. FOSTER IN TAIPKII TAIPEH, Formosa ifi U.H. Deputy Secretary of Defense Wil liam C. Foster arrived Friday for conferences with President Chiang Kai-Shek and other Chinese Nation alist officials. v 1 For breakfast lunch or dinner If'lrht TIK-TOK DT 2241 South 6th Optn (rem S .m. 'til Midnile In Enthusiasm selects a thick volume from a row of rilslliigiilslied-loiikliig books. The book Is opened lieloro us and we see lhe words: "From the tiiirliiK pen thai created the flaming pages of," I was discussing these senti ments with one of lhe men whose Job it is to think up trailers lor each new Hint Unit comes along. "Sure, we try different things now and then," he remarked, "but what's the difference? The people never rend what Is snld on tne screen, The onlv thing you run do Is try to intrlituo iIkiii with somo interesting scenes from the picture- If that sells llieiu, Ihcy I! come aim see the picture." Ho added this comment: "You know the hardest kind ol picture la write a trailer for? A very good picture. Now how are you going to net across the idea that this ono is really good?" Police Seek LA Rapist LOS ANGLES l.v-Pollce today sought a sudust accused by a pretty i i-.vrur-oia coea oi aicutupitig nnu raping her before abandoning her in a r cm loom U1 downtown Perslt Uig Square. The girl, Joan Leila Burrls, a student at Compton College, appar ently hud been drugged, either with chloroform or ether, police said, and "X" murks had been scratched on her ruwiv nroluihlv will. ol glass. Investigators said she df auouvu m-r nsauillim as ROOUl 30, i teet, 10 inches lull and weighing 175 pounds. Miss Burrls suld she was kid naped Thursday bv the man and taken to a hotel. Alter blacking out r-nnnlo nl II, m. k, u...i .. , - ........, ui i m wuo lound half-clad and semi-conscious in Uie restroom yesterdny. She said her assailant had "put out clgarel- ti-o uti my Biumacn. A physical examination disclosed she had been raped, officers said. Roosevelt Works For Ike LUFKIN. Tex. I John Roose velt, youngest son of FDR, told Texas audiences his father "would be sickened and saddened yes. and fighting mad about Uie mess in Washington.'" Roosevelt, plugging the Repub lican presidential candidacy of Dwight Elsenhower, spoke before crowds ranging from 1.000 to 2,500 in lour bast Texas towns Friday. "I think mv father was a good Democrat and II makes me un happy to find today that what he started In Washington as a pro gram for the welfare of American. has now become a shabby Instru ment for the benefit of the ad ministration leaders and their cro nies," he said. Young Roosevelt said It was torn myrot to claim that Eisenhower would throw out the social ad vances made during hlj father's Buuunuiration. GOP Victory Said Vital WASHINGTON ( Sen Homer E. Capehart (R-Ind) said today a Republican victory In November Is necessary to free American econ omy from the effects of "too manv shackles and too much meddling." tne coin, nam fact is trial, on the basis of real buying power, the national Income Increased far less In the past 20 years of Demo cratic rule than In the 20 years before the Democrats took office," Capehart said In a statement re leased by the Republican National Committee, "A family earning $35 a week In 1939 needs over 175 a week today Just to provide the aame standard of living. The family earning $60 then needs over $130 now and the family which earned $100 a week then has to have $230." He said a new Republican ad ministration will "hail undue gov ernment Interference with the na tion's economy" and Increase pros perity. Cordon Sees Ice Harbor PENDLETON I Sen. Ouy Cordon, campaigning In Oregon for the Republican ticket, aaid Fri day that "Ice Harbor Dam Is right around the comer." He told a luncheon meeting here that he had worked In the Senate to get funds for the controversial Lower Snnke River dam. He also said that he was proud that his In fluence had speeded construction of McNary Dam on the Columbia River. For your dancing and listening enjoyment MUSIC BY BOB JOHNSON'S rro . Molatore's ir n tin trnn ,:U tun nnniizr fcr-ilOLB:,-.- s lTIN LIZZIE' TOUR Henry G. Johnion (f whool) ind Joo 4,000-mile trip in thii 32-year-old Ford. Aw DARRELt MILLER, present City Council representative from Ward 4, is a candidate for reelection. Miller is 37 yaars old, and a partner in the Dick B. Miller Company automobile agency. Ha lives at 1405 Eldorado. A Uni versity of Oregon Law School graduate, ha hat baan one of the hardest working men on the Council in tha past four years. Hurricane Now Offshore . ....a. arl. la Slnrm warn- minmi, rim. vr ---- Ings were lowered along the Flor ida Ona.i frnm Vern Beach to Key u..i Katiirriav. an a weakened hurricane moved offshore. Its passage across ltios appar ently took much of the violence n,,f of the, hurricane Which formed four days ago in Uie Caribbean Sea. btnrm forecastera In the Miami Weather Bureau said Uie disturb ance still had squalls reglatetng up to 115 miles an hour, but the .-I-., ..Alnrf-nw hart.lv reached i.iaiiirii , . - - j hurricane force of 75 milea an hour. That Is a whisper compared wllh IGt.mlL vailnn With which It tore into the south coast of Cuba near Cieniuegos rruiay, 'r , wa leaned auirm nrnwled a course that pointed toward aeveral islands In the Bahamas. It appearea mat tne oomncasv arinM riAlH r?n..l tvmiM feel no .4. ,.., wlnH. as the storm's center passes onlv miles east of the Miami faim ueacn area late Baiuruay. Nan Honeyman Said Better PORTLAND I Mrs. Nan wnrwt Hnnevman. who auffered a concussion In a fall earlier thia week, was reported recoverUig Sat urday In a hospital here. Her son, David, said Mrs. Honey, man fell as she was getting out of her car while visiting friends. They did not know of the accident and Mrs. Honeyman was not dis covered for about an hour, he said. The mishap occurred late Wednes day. Mrs. Honeyman Is V. 8. collector of customs for Oregon. PATTON'H OAt'OHTKR DIES WEST POINT. N. Y. 11 Mrs. Beatrice Ayer Patton Waters, 41, daughter of the late Gen, George 8, Patton Jr. died of a heart at tack Thursday. Mrs. Waters was the wife of Brig. Gen, John K. Waters who Is In Korea. ORCHESTRA After 9:00 P.M. ua n n nr aV' ' I. " T l!rt';''4w e4 "e WW Pair Makes 4,000 Mile Tour En Ancient, 1920 Model Ford II y WAI.I.At I: MY I IIS For lliiee years. Henry O. John son, 61, Han Antonio, Texas, tried to tuid a cuinpunioii willing to i.ntike a leisurely automobile tour covering eight states and some 4,000 miles. Could be, Julinson had trouble Interesting someone in tho tour be. cause the auluniublle he ws gionm nig for the tough trip wna a 1P20 roru, a Model r louring car. (You'd best pause now and explain to Junior about those famed old Model Tsl. But finally one . day Johnson btouched the subject of the long trip to Joe sans, a 3a-ycar-oJd Mex. leo City man who hupiieiicd slung at Uie San Antonio lrive-in theater where Johnson worked Sang agreed to sign on for the voyage and the two daring travelers look olf from San Anlonio June 23. When Johnson. Sum and the rot licking old Model T steamed info Klamath Falls Die other day, liiey weie on their way home fioin Can ada. As they have had to frequently do, Johnson and Sans found 11 ad visable to atop here and work a bit to nuance lhe next leg of their Jour ney. For several days, they have been busy sacking spuds In lhe Tuiclake area, liiey say they will wait and get aome copies of to day a Herald and Newa and then head south in Uie general direction of San Francisco. Johnson Is high In praise of the performance of hia ancient Furd. Only real trouble has been with the wood-sked wheels. Traveling through unusually dry or drserl country, the old wooden sjwken be. fame so shriveled thai the wheels threatened to collnpse. But the remedy was simple If time eon. sumlng. Johnson and Rang, when Band Leader Gets Bargain WASHINGTON Uf) Because "name bands have lost their vogue," the Internal Revenue Bu reau repotts It Will settle a S42 4.fi back-tax claim against bandleader Charlie Hpivak at less than 25 cents on the dollar. Besides, says the report Issued yesterday under Uie bureau's new policy of making public current compromise tax settlements it finds: Splvak's personal popularity Is waning and his financial position Is not good' there were doubts he owed all he was charged with, and he la in arrears on alimony and support payments to his first wife. The bureau aaid It was sccepling $10,000 on $32,112 taxes owed from 1944 through 1948. plus more than 110.000 Interest. It did not detail how. Hpivak fell behind In his lax payments. It quoted him as saying he onre made un to $2,500 a nuiht for en gagements. In September, 1951, it added, hla assets amounted lo $4,. hog, a used automobile and his trumpet. WHAT DO YOU DEMAND OF AN IRRIGATION TURNOUT? X1 ... PEYTON'S IRRIGATION i -4 a - ' 3 Sans standing ) aro malting the spokes' looe rattling uccunu loo nrur dlnnMcr. would lniil; stop, remove the wheels and soul them In walei until the spokes tiai regained their iiurmal girth. T7ie steady old touring car ha1 been averaging about V3 miles li tile gallon of t:ns, JoIiiimjii srjs and has cruised deprnilnbly a II urn 30 lo 35 miles per hum. Most bothersome phase of tin trip, Johnson hays, has been jho toKluphera llkn the I lei n Id mil News' Don Ketller who Inlerriiu the Model '!" progress lor pid tuies Ilka the one with this plect Politics 4th In 6! Talks WASHINGTON U Amerlcal soldiers in Korea lalk politics, Iij as a topic of conversation H rani a poor fourth behind "home, girls and Oouks iC'hluese Comniunhtgi.' That was brought out yesterda: In an Interview with a newly-ar rived group of mounded Koreai veterans at Waller Heed Arm; Hospital. By far the most popular topli among combat Ol Is "home am everything that goes wllh It," i-eli LI. Kenneth brmor, 24, of Newton Mass. Church Ushers Get Training WICHITA. Kan. Ifi-There'a rea skill In being a proper churcl usher. Bo the University of Wichita, li ro-operation llh lhe Wlrhlla Coun cil of Churches, plsna a thiee nnh sih'Hil for church ushers. Oct 39-31. Purpose of lhe short, non-credt course is lo "presenl technlouei of reverent and skllllul audlencs engineering" lor church services and weddings. Everett M. llosmnn dean of thi University of Omaha's Adult Edu cntlon College and head usher a his Omaha Methodist church wil direct the Wichita achool. OT' aia4 eatta. eaggae AMERICAN CHINESE foods at tkeir beat I h. $496 For 0-der, To Teds Out Ben B. Lee, Mqr. X''. e , I CONCRETE TURNOUT , - vaw fl fast X P GYT0N&C0. SHORTS CARTOON NEWS Alio CARTeN. NEWS 1112 Main B35 MARKET ST.