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:00 V, oman of the Year MBS
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8:1.1 Fulton Lewla Jr. MBS
9:30 Mutual Newtrecl MBS
8:4.i MukIc
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ltl.no t Love Mystery MBS
10:15 Ked Nichols Show
iu:.JA:uc. .-...e sxcvlew MRS
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11 01 Niiilt Ouii Club
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6:00 Morning Melodies
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6:30 Haven of Rest MBS.
9:00 Pop Tunes
9:15 Dance luneit
11:30 Disabled Amer. Vets Pgm.
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10:00 News MES
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Texas ioNW
Line PEannecS
HOUSTON f.-n Pacific. North
west Pipe Line Cuporation will
nle an application with the Federal
Pov.-er ConimiEsion to build a
natural s.is line firm Nortli and
West Tcxrs to Warhintiton State,
Kay C. Fish, exeeuiive board chair
man saitf Friday.
Original plans of the company to
build a line from Soutli Texas to
Washington have been shelved, he
said.
Present plans call for laylnp. a
26-inch main from the rich itas
fields of North and West Texas at
a cost of about S13D.0OO.0O0. It will
be close to 1400 miles Ions. Fish
said, and will have a capacity of
200 million cubic feet of gas daily.
He said plans hare been changed
twice. The company filed an ap
plication with FPC in June. 1950.
for authority to build the line
starting in South Texas. Then, be
fore the healing came tin, he said
the uas purchaser? in WashmRton
and Oregon decided Canadian gas
would be cheaper. ,
Thty were the Serttle Gas Com
pany and the Portland Cas Com
pany.
Plans were chanscd asain. Fish
said, alter- the Canadian Conserva
tion Board ruled against the com
pany's plan to buy khs from South
ern Alberta.
Fish End his associates recently
bought the Spokanj, Washington.
Cas Company. He said the deal
was part of the plan to brine gas
from Canada to that state.
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ON STAGE Merrill's high school seniors are staging their animal class play at the
school tonight at 8. This year's offering is a mystery thriller, "The Case of the Missing
Heirs." Above (1 to r) in a scene from the play arc: Dick Hecves, Frieda Schlecht and
Bruce Sanders. Prone in the foreground is Billy Barber.
Wreck Driver
Gets 60 Days
Glen Alfred Durand. S645 Altu
niont Dr., was sentenced to serve
60 days in the County Jail Thurs
day afternoon in District Court on
charges of driving during suspend
ed period and (allure to slay at
the scene of an eccident.
Durand was driver of a car in
volved in a two-car crash Wed
nesday night on Summers Lane.
After release from Klamath Valley
Hospital Thursday afternoon. Dur
and pleaded guilty to the chaises
in Court.
Officers said Durand ran away
from the wreck scene after his
cor plowed Into the rear of an
other, operated by Forrest H. Al
bert. . 2919 Summers Lane, and
rolled over twice.
By MARY KG AN
"Oh where, oh where are those
junior class rings? Oh where, oh
where can they be"" Yes, all week
long this question lias been buzzing
around the school, as the rings
; ere expected lo come each day,
but as et, they liao not arrived.
Tlie panel discussion on Labor
and Capital was held at Sacred
Heart this week with Ken 'McAn
drews giving the t-.iK for the Aca
demy on "Should the government
be able to outlaw a strike that
cripples national economy?" Ele
ror McKillip was moderator for
the evening.
Many a junior and senior girl
have changed their thoughts to
ward Marylh-irst College, as sister
Loyola Mary and Sister Francis
Mary showed the girls an Interest
ing movie about tlie school and
talked to them abo'it the different
courses offered at Marylhurst.
Holy Hiur. First Friday, and the
Mission have been observed this
week bv the students and parish
oners. Father J. Harrington and
Father G. Moir are the visiting
priests, wo are conducting this mis
sion. PAIR WITH FLAIR
At
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TWO ea.-A-.-ews with but n
single Idea to limkc you look
beautifully smart! Sundiwi In cut
low. collared; and flls divinely.
That bolero Is the fashionable
spencer-length, and Is (tally deco
ratfil with a huge bowl
Pattern 0272: Misses' sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 18 dress
takes 4 yeards 35-Inch; bolero
and bow take l'i yards 35-inch
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect lit. Complete Illustrated
Sew Chart Khows you every step.
Send thirty cents In coins for
this paUern lo Marlon Martin,
cere of Herald & News, Pattern
Dept.. P.O. Box 6740. Chicago DO,
III. Print plainly your name, ad
dress, tone, lize and style number.
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By ji:a owkss
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cr.lion presented & musical pro
gram this afternoon featuring their
a cappcllu choir itrcup. Ttie pro
gram, which" was not ol a conipul-
jsory nature lo all of the students.
was thoroughly emoyrd bv every
, one ol the many v. ho attended.
Classes followed the "B" sched
ule today, and the assembly was
held at '2:2b in the nud'lnrliim.
.The assembly committee was in
! charge of Hie program arrango
i menu.
When spring rolls t round the cor
ner, it brings with It an abund
ance of activities, with elections
of the officers for lh? ensuing year,
highlighting club activities.
It was announced today that alt
girls and boys who arc Interested
in trying out for nexl year's rally
souad. are to sign un with Miss
Raancs. rally cnuad advisor. In the
near future. The r-ctual try-outs
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KLAMATH FALL. OftiaOS
AMERICAN CHINESI
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Ben 8. Lee, Mgr.
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The P.re,s and I
iMyg?Va. night. April 9 at
yftJo&j j ll Lenten dinners I
By MARJ0RIE OYGARD
Another popular com
edy program ot gome yearg
standing movct to ABC
Sunday. It's "Meet Cor.
lias Archer,"- o favorilo
among radio listeners
sines its start in 1943.
Janet Waldo will contin
ue to play the role ot Cor
liss Archer, as sho has
from the show's beginning
, , . When sweet siateen
is spiced with mischief and
madcaps, it stirs up the
sort of Miss-adventures
that have made this pro
gram a big favorite. About
tha only thing thot can
be predicted obout tha
unpredictable Corliss is
that whatever she starts
out to do always seems to
wind up in a totally un-
eapected but always amusing
her young life. Dexter Franklin, Corliss manages to involve her
parents, herself, and Denier In situations that are dolty and
sometimes nostalgic. "Meet Corliss Archer" is sponsored by Am
erica's business-managed Electric Llaht & Power Companies. It
will be heard at 6:15 Sunday nights, immediately following
"Walter Wlnchell."
Local changes mode necessary by this new network progrom ore
immediately following "Corliss Archer" ot 6:45 weekly. "Cascading
Rhythms," holt-hour musicol program sponsored by Coscodo Laundry
Fhylhms," hell-hour musicol progrom sponsored by Coscodo Laundry,
will move to 7:00.
Tonight's "Gillette Cavalcade of Sports" will feature George
Araujo, 20-year-old Providence, R.I. lightweight sensation who is
ready to challenge (or the title, and Charley Riley, top contender
from St. Louis, Me. It's a 10-round finht at St. Nicholas Arena
in N.Y. Araujo is going after his 29th straight victory. 7:00 p.m.
Verdi's "Don Carlo" bo,cd on a trogeriy by Schiller, will be
broodca-,1 Irom Ihe sloge of Ihe Metropolian Opera tomorrow, start.
Ing at 11:00 0 m. Richard Tucker will sing Ihe title role ond Delia
Rigal will appear a-. Eliraljelh pf Bolois.
The treachery of Judas Iseariot and (he crucifixion of Christ
will be dromatitcd in the "The Betrayal and Tht Crucifixion,"
tha first of two Easter season stories to bt presented on "Tht
Greatest Story Ever Told" Sundoy at 2:30.
KPLW will present a Holy Weok Series of Uppor Room pro
grams starting Monday ot 3:30 and daily. Those nro 15-minule trans
cribed broadcasts specifically designed for this, the mor.t sacred period
of the year. A top-notch choral group will sing groat hymns, and the
programs are non-denominolionol.
"Twilight Serenado" Is the new title of the 6:30 progrom
of dinner music, formerly "Suburban Serenade." Sponsor is
Thompson's Kitchen Center, 11th and Walnut, and it's heard
nightly, Mondoy through Friday.
Si
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will be held fullowiiin the student
body election, In the last week of
Patrons group
on Wednes
eight o'clock
the auditorium. Every attempt
is being made to have a large
turn-out of paren'.j attending the
meeting.
Winston Purvlne. president of the
Oregon Technical Inslllule, will be
the gue.t speaker, titlkmg nn the
Miblect, "Oregon Tech Becomes of
Age."
Not only the flue music of Ralnel
Mendez. better known as Ihe
"worlds greatest trunipt't player,"
' but a fine program fraluitiig the
JKU mirlc department, can be
heard lonlglu at the Pelican ihca-
ler.
I KU's a ca"pcll.i choir and our
concert band will help to provide
'fine entertainment lor the evenmrt.
Not only student but many adulin
1 arc planning to ai'.rnd the nltnir.
Hans
Norland Auto Insurance.
6-'7 Pine St. i
mm
Janet Waldo
manner. Together with the love ot
In
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