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Show :4t 5r . :-!V. Vl" : - '- PAfSP ft raovo. UTAH coufn. tttab DAILY HERALD . ViVr. O TUESDAY. AFSIb 24, 1945 Vnu1 Party Leaves to See Atrocities WASHINGTON, April 24 U.B A delegation of 30 congressmen and newspaper and magazine editors edi-tors speeded toward Germany to obtain for the American people more eyewitnes evidence of Nazi concentration camp atrocities. Six senators; six members of the house and 1ST editors composed com-posed the delegation which left -for Germany Monday by air after a weekend of hurried- prepara tion. , . - The group made the trip u: war department sponsorship7 at the invitation of supreme Allied commander Gen. Dwignt D Eisenhower. The war departmentannounced departmentannounc-ed that Glen Neville executive director of the New York Daily Mirror, would not make the in spection tour with the group of editors as announced Saturday Added to the list were Amon G Carter, president and publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and John ft. Hearst, assistant general nianager of Hearst pub lications This makes a total of 18 editors scheduled for the trip, .Meanwhile, Rep. Richard Har- less D., Ariz., told the United Press he had begun a drive to get at the truth regarding re ported coddling of German pris oners in this country. Despite denials by Chairman Andrew J. May. D.. Ky.. of the house military affairs committee that German prisoners are receiv ing special treatment, Harless said he saw evidence in prisoner-of-war camps in his own state that prisoners not only are being pampered but that Nazi military customs are allowed to prevalL Just back from a visit to the Papago Park, Ariz., prisoner-of-war camn, Harless said: "I found pampered, well-fed German prisoners pris-oners of war as fat as hogs there.- "The people who have seen pictures of our own boys, emacia-ated emacia-ated and mistreated in enemy camps, are in a f renzy over this matter, which has become a national na-tional issue," he declared. Ration Hews Butter, Meats Fats Stamps T3 through X5, validated Feb. 1, good through April 28. Stamps Y5, Z5 and A2 through D2, validated vali-dated March 1, good through June 30. Stamps K2 through P2, validated April 1, good through July 31. Processed Foods Stamps C2I through G2, validated Feb. 1, good through April 28. Stamps H2 through M2, validated Match 1, good through June 30. Stamps T2 through X2, validated April 1, good through July 31. Sugar Book four, stamp 35 valid for five pounds through June 2. Next stamp be validated validat-ed May 1. Shoes Book three, airplane stamps 1, 2 and 3 valid indefi-nately. indefi-nately. Gasoline A-15 coupons good for four.gallons through June 21, B-6, B7, Q-6 and C-7 coupons valid for five gallons each. Mileage Mile-age records must accompany all B and 0 applications. Liquor Coupon No. 10 good untilMay 1 for whisky, and letter let-ter good for rationed wine. , Buildings weighing 4000 tons and having five stories have been moved successfully. What's On The Air Today TUESDAY, APRIL 24 KOVO 1240 KDYL 1320 C:00Frank Singiaer 6:13 Curt Massey 6:30 High Schools 6:451 IJobn Page Dinner Concert Newsroom (News 'Date with Judy Allan Young 7:00iGabrieI Heatter 7: IS 'Peace Conference 7:30Forum of Air 7:451 Mystery Theater ITBA Hedda Hopper iFibber and Molly I Spotlight Bands I Story TeUer 8:001 Bob Hop 8:15Varieties 8:30 Sportscast, Music Hildegard 8:4JiFu1ton Lewis Jr. J 9:08 IB. Drummond 9:15) :30'LoweU ThomaS 9:45 Music Supper Club jTed Malone INews jLum and Abner I Johnny Presents IR. G. Swing I Old Refrain 10:00IBuddy Franklin 10: 15 iLawrence Welle 10:30:George Olsen 10:45Don Held I For the Boys Commentary Dance Time (Voice of Nation (Freddie Martin ITreasury Salute "Variety Show 11:00 11:15 11:30 Music News INews Philharmonic IRay Bauduc Music You Want Parade of Bands INews I 11:451 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 6:00 6:151 6:30 Serenade :45 Rise and Shins I Farm Tips INews 'Morning Revue 7:00News 7:1 5 Livestock Report 7:30 1 News 7:45Rhythm Roundup Fun and Folly Song Parade News Round-Up 8:001 8:l5iMe to You 8:30 Shady Valley 8:451 IRobert St John ILora Lawton I Road of Life IJoyce Jordan 9:00Arthur Gaeth 9:15Serenade 9:30Woman's Page 9:49Lanny and Ginger Variety Store Music Shop I David Harum 10:00WUliam Lang 10:15;Morton Downey 10:30!Army Service 10:45) Meloday I Larry Smith Personality INews 1 1 :00 Royal A. Gunnison 1 1 . lS uunch wltn Lopez ll:30f 11:45 John J. Anthony Musical Street Homemakers ' Art Baker 12:00ISymphony 12:151 l2:30Cedrle Foster 12:45!Swap and Sell IGuiding Light Today's Children (Melodies Women in Whit IHymns l:00!BuUetin Board 1:15 Mysteries l:30IThe Smoothies 1 : 15 Clubwomen I America Woman JMa Perkins iPepper Young IHappiness 2:00Walter Compton 2:15IJohnson Family 2:30George Olsen 2:4 5! Handy Man ! Backstage Wita Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown 3:00Memory Lane 3:15 3:30Rasten the Day 3:45Swingtlme Girl Marries , Portia Faces Life (Just Plain Bill I Front Farrell 4:001 4:15 4:30!Merry Go Round 4:451 j. INews ITea Time JShapsody J Aunt Mary 5:60!House of Mystery Woman's Secret SnslSuperman News Reporter 5:30;Tom Mix Melody Matinee 5:45IHal Aloma Texas Rners 10,000 Refunees Enter Switzerland ZURICH, April 24GJ.ra More! than 10.0Q0 refuge poured Into! Switzerland from; xermany In the! last 48 hours five border! posts opened for them. Swiss authorities established! emergency distribution centers, delousing. stations and quarantine I camns. The Swiss government oraereai careful examination ox persons i seeicmg to cross tne ooraer ana i action of all male Germans. Frontier reports said many Ger- fmans were trying various ruses I to enter Switzerland. Swiss passports were reported selling in Germany for handsome sums. Court Upholds Union Rights "Washington, April 24 am The supreme court has upheld the right of workers to solicit union membership on company property outside working hours and to distribue union handbills on company premises. In two 8 to 1 decisions, the court affirmed national labor re lations board orders outlawing employer regulations against these practices. The decisions were made in the cases of the Republic Aviation Corp.. army warplane manufac turers on Long Island, and the Le Tow-mean Co., Tocca, Ga earth-moving machinery manu facturers. Justice Owen J. Roberts dis sented in each case. Sprin&ville S- T. club members ware guests of Mrs. J. W. Grant at her home Thursday evening. Contract bridge was played and a delicious del-icious lunch was also served during dur-ing the evening. High score prizes for the games were won by Mrs! Gertrude Sumsion and Mrs. Floss Phillips. Attending were ten club members and two guests. Mrs. Marjorie C. Torzillo has spent the past week in California, Califor-nia, with her husband Sgt J. W. Torzillo, who expects soon to go overseas. Lt. Leon Bird is spending a 20-day leave with his wife and children after nearly two years in the Aleutians. He expects to be transferred to Texas. In his honor several parties have been Lgiven the past week. One in the form of a supper at the home of Mrs. George Bird, and also a family social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Othell Bird. Mrs. Paul Hansen (Mildred Parry) and baby of Salt Lake City, have been visiting in Springville the past week. MACHINE IS FAMILIAR WICHITA FALLS, Tex. (U.R) As a civilian, Warren" T. Banner or Dallas worked for a company which installed dishwashing ma chines in the mess halls of army camps. As Pvt. Banner, on KP at Sberjsard field, he is running one of tire machines he installed. SHIP INGREDIENTS' SOUTH PORTLAND, Me. (U.R) In to every Liberty ship built at the New England Shipbuilding Corp. yard here goes 53 miles of welding, 28,000 rivets, 3,200 tons of steel, 71-. miles of cable and 25 tons of paint. KUTA 570 ESL 1160 IBig Town Romance BUI Henry Inner Sanctum e Deliver I Soldiers of Press I Neighborhood 1 Man's Family From the People I IKirkwood Show (Music Satisfies News Pleasure Parade IMelody Hour Inbws I Congress Speaks IMasterwarka Frstnkie Carle News Martin Agronskl INews Time 'n Tunes iColeman Bros. ICofxee Club News Breakfast Club INews I Harry darks Tune Time INews I IV. Bruggeman ICorn-a a PoDDin' Breakfast Tims I Abbe observes 5 News Listening Post I In Hollywood IgU Martin Jack Berch 1 Melodies Valiant Lady (Light of World (Aunt Jenny Glamour Manor Kate Smith Big Sister Helen Trent t Correspondents I Betty ty Lane Our Gal Sunday IBaukhage Talks Yesterday's Hits JMy True Story (Life Can Be IMa Perkins IB. Flynn Dr. Malone News INews Rosemary INews "Farm Program 'Shopper News ITena and Tim I Downey Songs IJ. B. Kennedy Sweeten Music (Bing Crosby (Irene Beasley Tale of 2 Cities Brignt Horizon IBachelor's Child News Views House Party (Bob Nichols news School of Air Sons of Pioneers News IMake Believe Strange Romance Marilyn Day News and Music Meet the Missus IName the Tune INews '., News Jimmy Carroll IMuslc Box (Band Beat Hop Harrlgan (World Today Terry and Pirates Korn Kobblers IDick Tracy 2 On a Clue Jack Armstrong News Capt. Midnight INotes and News Y THIS CPIUOUS wonu I DDT. .ilW- . 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