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Show KYNU MONDAY 6 OO 6.1S U Y . Radio Log F.VKMNO Cahnel Healter News FuJtnn Lewis Jr. News A I NOTICES V I ! American Fork !"aboF1;m Man Is Killed ct Mia-Maid- s : THE HERALD JOURNAL Logan. Ut n st ct . 15-U- 7:0iU-Rob- ert - HU PHILADELPHIA Sen. Wayne Morse charged yesterday the get tough" foreign policy of the Eisenhower administration has greatly increased chances of a third world war It is now 60 to 40 in favor of World War HI," Morse said on the ABC television He "Junior Press Conference. said his estrangement from the Republican party, which he bolted during last year's election capipaign is more pronounced j . Vniy litTlrC Enemy Comes Up With Another 1 program than ever. Morse said the recent European trip of Secretary of Slate John Foster Dulles and Mutual Security Administrator Harold stassen was a dud. "The Allies said they would go along with the policy of the Eisenhower admin- islration he said. "They said they did not believe the Far East was the place to begin a war and that they would not go along with the Chinese Nationalist government of Chiang The Oregon Senator said the betu?r job re. do,lng of driving a wedge between the United States and her allies than we are doing trying to split the Soviet Union from her satellites or by trying to create trouble within Russia herself." big-stic- k Kai-shek- ." Mon., Mar. 2, I95JJ Eleven Chuting TOWN lies ou91 Foreign Programs Fuhriman, Mary Lou Fraitee, 6:3C The (Greater Movie Season Ella Davis, Robert Leatnam, 6:45 Sam Hayes News 6:55 The Titus Moody Show Vera Bindrup, Jean Bindrup, 7:00 BUi Henrv News Grace Olson. Marian Davis and 7:05 Sports Digest Cecil A. LARAMIE, Wvo. HU Dean Kent. The public is invited. 7:10 Jim Peterson 7:15 Dinner Date 54, of American Fork. Larsen, Robert LOGAN THIRD: Smith, 7:30 The Falcon Utah, was killed and seven per8:0 Hall of Fantasy a returned missionary troin llol-- ; sons were g:W-O- n and Off the Record injured in a head-obrs. 9 00 Baukace Talking land, will present an illustrated collision of two cars on an icy "Abraham RIVER HEIGHTS: 9:15 Forward March lecture before the special intpr-je- highway south of her yesterday. 9:30 Reporter's Roundup Lincoln Salem Dnj s. a three-agroup Tuesday, 7 p.m. Ev9:55 Mai Wyman Sports Larsens wife and two other x orth Logan Relief Society will drama, will be presented by eryone is invited. 10:00 KYNU News Utahns, Mr. and Mrs. L, A. Cieer meet Tuesdav at 1:30. The teach-o- f 10 05 Mutual Newsreel River Heights Mutual Tuesday, .N. 30 Provo, were seriously injured. er,g topic wU1 SECOND Mutu-- 1 Highlights MITHFIELI 8 p.m in the ward hall. Director given by Lydi Weisen- 30 30 Night Watch In te other car,. Calvin ., . 7:30 Mrs. at L. is Lyle Nyman. The theology lesson, p.m. Tuesday.!, A Symphony of Melody al begins 11 :00 Wood, assisted by 12:00 Sign off will be given by Venetta Chloe Stewart and Mrs. Ida J. Force Base, was listed in "Ncphi, TIKM1AY MORNING A piano solo will be playinGilgen. festival with the following parti- Air 6:00 Top of the Morning Requests Wood. The cast of characters His wife, condition. "serious 6:55 F.ddy Arnold cludes O. Lavar Earl as cipants: Janice Anderson. Belva Mary 23, and her sister. Joanne ed by Louise Wennergrcn. Durlelgh Newt in his early twenties; George Donna Marilyn Kelsey, Ellett, 7:15 Jim Tetersen News Barour- - 21, were also injured Mrs. Beth Weaver of Lewiston 7:20 Farm Flashes Kirkland, RusseU Kearl, Alma Low, Jay Chambers. Calvin1 but were reported to be improv-b- e i 7:25 Ontuiel Heatler . underwent a major operation this . Annette Smith, David Weeks. There will scriptural Barfuss, ' 7:30 The Morning Special in the Logan LDS hos-- Wood, Frank Thurman, Klay reading by Marjorie Smith, and 7:45 Trio Time investigating highway patrol morning 8:00 Hemingway News, Winn The solo Elaine Diana pital. a Tony by Bindrup, Heninger, piano men said the utah residents v,ere 8:15 Oorwm Owen remainder of the evening will be returning from Ft. Collins, Colo., 8:30 Headline News A three-ac- t "fun under of Whwl 8:35 Km With White play, The Patsy, in the form night, w.j,ere (bey bacj been t0 see the will 9:00 Ladies Fair be presented by the Eighth and Wil-- j Nilson of Carol direction KPST--134a University-Colo-m0 9:25 Headline News Brigham Young Ward tonight at 7 p. m. for chil-;nHudson. Refreshments will be rado A&M basketball game 9:30 Queen for A Day 30:00 Curt Massey Time dren under Mu,ual ae and a8ain Monday Evening visiurday night. They reported 30:15 Commentary 6:00 Candlight and Silver 10 25 Jim Peterson was poor on the Icy road. ' on Tuesday at 7:30 for other ward bility Music for the "Semiclasslcal 10 :30 Meet Your Neighbors Dinner Hour Also Injured was Jmes A. members. Kathleen Hansen is di- 30:45 Jack Hunt Show 6 .10 Make Be'leve Bend stand who swerved recting the play. No admission 35, Denver, Knight, 11:00 Take A Number 7 00 Teenage Book Parade with "Iciest- 11 :25 Recorded Music off the road in an ef. will be charged. truck 7:15 The Stars Sing for Gland and talk supplemented 31 :30 Luncheon with Lopes ing colored slides, of Lebanon fort to kpep from smashinR int0 Isis Theatre 11:55 Swap Shop 7.301340 Club "Mail Request" and .Assyria before the Special thp carJ after Young Hard's old folks party TIKSDAY AFTLRNOOV they follidfd. 9:00 Your livening Serenade Interest Class of the MIA of the will be Wednesday, Mar. 4, with 12:00 Cedric Foster News The Music Box 12:15 Jim Petersen News 10:00 Sign Off Seventh and Thirteenth wards supper to be served at 8 p.m., 32:30 Headline News "S I Tuesday Morning next Tuesday. March 3. 7:30 p.m. followed by a program. All mar12:35 Farm & Ranch Roundup PfVfiiro 7:00 Daylight Requests 1:00 John Gambling Show Mr. Theurer is an exchange stu-- ! ried folks of the ward are invited. 7 :30 Weather Report 1:45 Paula Stone Show after1 8 'do Breakfast Melodies deni and returned recently 1N xORTH JAPAN HP 2:00 Bruce on the Loose The 30 8 to the Record According 2:30 Lucky U Ranch several months of study in these Army asked an American soldier 9:00 Music 3:00 Airmail Special 9 30 Homemakers Tips New foreign lands. His schedule is un- - jn Kansas today to send a be- 3:25 Afternoon Edition IMN News 8 45 Navv Band. der direction of the Extension Di- reaved Japanese father the only 3:30 Meet Your Neighbors 10 00 Meet The Band 4:00 Momemakers Club vision of the Utah Agricultural 30 10 Symphonic Swing picture in existence of his child. 4:15 Hemingway News 11:00 Morning Melody Matinee 4:30 The Afternoon Bandstand College. All adults of both wards The child posed for an un"While you're getting luneh are invited to a'tend. 4:45 Sam Haves News known soldier photgrapher last listen to ready pleasant 5 :00 Sargent. Preston of the Yukon music featuring latest re5:3tu-Sk- y King FIRST WARD December on the Minato bridge SMITIIFIELD leases. 5:55 Cecil Brown Commentary HONG KONG HP The con-- . in Hachinoe, Japan. Tuesday Afternoon MIA officers and teachers will of two American MaA month later, the child died fessions 12 00Nonn Time Novelties will mutual 7:15. at meet Regular officers 12 15 Evelyn Knight Show who supposedly Re-- 1 rne in an influenza epidemic. THE BIGGER THEY ARE begin at 7:30. This is activity John Deere Farm News warfare in wage bpIped "germ at from soldiers Min with ' Mr Music Camp night and there will be games ports THE HARDER THEY FAIL 1:00 Topics Agricultural splashed across will Haugan indicated that the un-- ! Krea "ere work class No and dancing. 1:15 Western Jamboree Communist newspapers here to-photographer w as Sgt. 1:30 Solon Serenade be held. Everyone is invited to known 2:00 Melody Magic Salma, Kan. Mcllvain, LeRoy attend. 2:30 Piano Interlude Publication of the pictures was 2:45 Troplcana another propaganda move in the THIRD WARD SMITIIFIELD 3:00 Western Roundup Reds germ warfare campaign "One solid hour of favorite MIA is presenting a special pro-- ! An inspirational talk will be givwestern hit tunes. Officers en against the United States, whicn gram Tuesday night. 4:00 KPST Platter Party, your by LaVon Wiser. Janet Peter- was revived Feb. 21. n latest hit tunes from the prayer meeting will be held at son will play a Nation's best band. the 7 p.m. Regular meeting will be solo. Subsequently, campaign a will Lavinia Bird play 8:30 Spotlight on a Star was "supported at 7:30. The special interest class piano solo. by the confessions of Col. Frank H. Schwable, will present a musical program FOURTEENTH SIXTH AND Voices of wards wiU mpet which is themed to at 7:30 chief of staff of the First Marine Tuesday and Air Wing in Korea, and his coSpring." Christine-BlancharWinn will present an or- - a program 0f speech and music pilot, Maj. Roy H. Bley. Shirley Utah Logan, Gen. Mark W. Clark, UN Far gan and piano duet. Vocal duets jn jbe ward chapel followed by a 2 Days Only, March 4 ond 5 will he given by LaFaye Soren-- 1 0ne-aby the East commander, denounced the play presented son and Mabel Godfrey. A vocal Fourteenth Ward in the amuse-tri- o germ warfare charges as "toCurtain 8:15 p. m. consisting of Rebecca Funk, mPnt hall. Prayer meeting for tally baseless and hinted UTAH STATE COLLEGE Mary Pitcher and Leone Cham- Fourteenth ward will be at Schw able and Bley were aub-bewill present several as usuai. MUSIC DEPT. jected to torture and drugs, bers. Vocal solo by Stratford Presents Loosle. A violin, piano and organ trio, Jessie Perkins, Shirley Winn GOUNOD'S and Martha Poulsen. A flute trio by Grant Anderson and Company. & An accordion solo by Frances Anderson. Poetry will be read by An Opera in 5 Acts memebrs of the class. Admission to this program is $1.00 per famCast of 150 ily or 50 cents for an individual k ticket. Tickets will not be sold at the door. Proceeds from this proTicket Sale Dally 2 to 9 p.m. gram will go toward the purchase All Seat Reserved of a mural for the chapel. Prices .75c, $1.00, $1.50 BENSON WARD Mutual will hold its Gold and Green Ball Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. There All SK will be a floor show atwill10 p.m. be honjunior gleaner girls Tkrilling Spectacle ored at the party. Refreshments will be served. of Unsurpassed Beauty, NORTH LOGAN Mutual rill hold a drama festival Tuesday, 7:30 p m. A one-aplay, "Sjme-thin- g will be to Crow About, and presented by the Explorers. There also will ne two readings and two musical nun. - Crilite- Soldiers Safe LONDON (d Prime Minister Winston Churchill said today he would be willing to meet with President Eisenhower and Premier Josef Stalin at any time, on terms recently laid down by the IW-- two-engi- President. Churchill made his statement in the House of Commons in answer to a question about Pies-ideEisenhower's disclosure last week that he would lie will- ing to go half way to meet Stalin if it would further the cause of world peace. In making his statement, Churchill made an Implicit bid to sit in on any talk between President Eisenhower and the Soviet Russian premier. It has been made plain fre- uen,1y that he not only seeks to keep fully informed of any negotiations for an Eisenhower-Stali- n meeting but wants to be the third man in any conference. nt before t. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. The Air Force reported today that all 11 servicemen who parachuted from a transport plane lost in a blinding snowstorm had been found and rushed to shelter. An officer at Attcrbury Air Base lnd., said "fortunately, there were no fatalities. He said some of the men who leaped from the plane last night were injured but would not discuss their conditions. The names of the men were withheld until their next of kin could be inform- ed mishap. P'ane an Air- Force crashed n the Edward Engle aim one mde eas Avon, lnd. e and a south of Indiana Highway 36. It was demolished, state police said. There were reports that the aircraft lost one engine in the air, but Atterbury officers said there was no way to tell yet what caused the plane's distress. Ten of the parachutists were found by state police soon after they jumped. The 11th man, a flight engineer, was found later by a search party. ,& House to relay Federal Judge Alexander Holtzoffs quest for minutes of the Un- American Activities committee closed door meeting on May 25, i j 'e 8 half-mil- 1949. Independent rroufuu t covtnvt 'GEM NOW PLAYING Propaganda Blowj Secret RecordsCongress- - - i.. ' , HP . choice today be- ced. !nen tween furnishing secret records to the courts or risking the collapse of perjury charges against Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg, the "Scientist X. Clerk Lyle O. Snader was to go ALSO ei;eIMy AUCTION .IllMiiMrtmtat! piano-accordio- Of AH Remaining Capitol Theatre ( BUCK'S PRESTON, IDAHO' MONDAT TUESDAY rs num-,6:3- L:IERa.'GEU UTAH Merchandise A MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION Insurance Dept. I Die Devil! Harold W. Dance,' Manager "LIT US BOND AND INSURE YOU" Phone 91 or 92 Logan DibeKi Q Juliet' Romeo praise your' coffee this morning ? MMES A Excitement and Romance ffi MENDON WARD MIA officers will meet at 7 p.m. The general assembly will convene at 7:30. Lyric Showman NOW "Miracle in Milan" A Miracle In Human Love-Appro- aches Perfection in Movie Making Shows at 0 No One Seated 5 ' and After 9:15 6:45-9:0- 7:00-8:3- hi ' :oa Maybe there's something wrong with that bargain" brand youre using. With Hills Bros. Coffee can be sure of the same matchless flavor every fime-c- up you after cup, pound after pound! The world's choicest coffees, blended for matchless by Hills Bros, exclusive method of "Controlled For a real coffee treat him to KDYL TV LOG TCKSDAY, MARCH S. 1953 (oast to Count and Local Tcwt 11:45 12:00 12:30 Tattcrn 9:4!Vrathcr Kdition of Ncwa Report 9:45 Fart and Fi?iir 10:00 Contrasts in Rhythm 10:30 Josephines Kitchen 11:00 Karly Bird Matinee 1?: (Hi Women and the News d 12:30 Matinee 1:00 The Bi Payoff 1:30 Welcome Travelers 2:00 Kate Mnith & : 00 Heighten I p Your Home 9:1.1 ldeo Frolics 3:(1 W hut's (ookin 4:00 Ship's Reporter 4.I.V The World in Review 4:30 Fdumtional Feature 5:00 Howdy Doody 5:30 Binah Shore 5:45 New Caravan 0:00 The Weather Man 6:05 Industry on Parade 6:15 Short Short Drama 6:30 Travelogue 7:00 Jelesnik and His Violin 7:301 Married Joan 8:00 Star Theater 1:00 1:30 1:45 1:43 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4.15 4:15 Easy-Visio- aaDS lelevls.on I n Priced from Expert Radio . & I up Television Service . Modern Appliance 87 West Center Phone Logan, (Hah "BPfriRMr 132-- R 0:00 6:10 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:15 8:4.1 9:O0 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 value-b- Roasting-vacuum-pa- uy a little at a time flavor-roa- sted for peak aroma and freshness. cked Hills Bros. Coffee today! Hills Bros goodness never-changin- g News & Mnaic Digest Freedom Rings Art I.inklettera party Arthur Godfrey Time At Home With Lea The Karly Show Better Living Electrically Search for Tomorrow Love f Life Guid nc Light Bill Pot'a Melody Mart Fncle Kowoe'a Party Sagebrush Pla house World Tonight Something' in the Window Jane Froman Show Name the Same J. Kieran'a Kaleidoscope loverleaf Theater ( Neua Headlines Arlhnr Godfrey wssni? V Y-- . Rocky King. Da.irer Culture 8 Von New & Weather W41V.kllkWA'A'iWW.V.V.VMV.V vzm ! ti it im 51 i4. , 'vrS I i' a -- 1 |