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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ri t ft e j 4 - KFLW MM Kc PST rrldsy Evtnlnf, April 11 BOO Sport HlffhlifhU Home Town Newi 6:2ft World Ntwi Summary :0 Twilight Srcmd 0:4A Headline Edition ARC :.13 Sanka New Roundup ABC IrOO UilleUt rights ABC fl 00 nirhard Diamond ABC 11:30 Tlii ! Your FBI ABC 9:00 OBI 9 and Harriet ABC 8:30 Of. I rt of Favorttts 10:00 1 ! ' M. HMdllnM 10:15 Puttie Coaii Baeball 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sim Off KFLW H5 KcPST Saturday, April IS 0 00 Strn-On News Summary (1:03 Corn In the Morn 0:45 Farm Fare 7:00 Newi-BreafM Vdilion ' 7:15 Charlie's Roundup T:30 Bob Garrrd, Newt ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:55 Music 0:00 No School Today ABC . 8 00 Radio Kids Bible Club 9-M Spare Patrol ABC 10:00 Lady Sk.vhook 10:15 Metropolitan Opera ABC 3:45 Baln Bnrfi 3:00 Junior Junction ABC 3::m American Farmer ABC 4:00 Rrqiieottully Yours 5:00 The Navy Hour ABC 5:. Jimmy Domey Show 5:45 Stewart Craig AbC 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Heme Town News 6 25 World News Summary 6 30 Science Kditoi ABC 6:45 Word of Ltfe 7:00 Mr. District Attorney ABC 7:25 Polltlral Mtcrowope 7:45 KUHS Radio Speech Dept. 8:00 lone Ranger ABC It 30 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline 10.15 Pacific CoAt Baseball 10:30 Maddox Bros- & Rose 11:00 News Summary 1105 Sign Off andhrarc ' 0iT GREETING CARDS t Naineow ol Color in a new scries ol NORCROSS cards for Wcddinsv Anniversaries, Friendship, Convalescent, Birthdays, and to say "Happy Easter!" EASTER GIFT Suggestions White ond Wyckoff Cabinet Boxed STATIONERY Rumpp the Sterlinq of Leather BILLFOLDS Genuine East Indiog Art Ware Handmade Incense Burner Dinner Bells Letter Opener Vases Troys lUJl-mO Kc PST Friday Kvrninj, April 11 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6 15 Klamath Theater ljuia 6::W Around Town New 6 40 Something to Think About ft 45 Ssm Hayes News MBS ft .VI Bill Henry MltS 7 00 Advrn of Mti-it MBS 1 M Cisco K.d MB 6:00 Woman of the Year MBS 8:;t0 Proiioly We Hail 9 0ot;ieim Hardy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9 JO Magarlne Theater MBS 9:55 5 Minute Final MBS 1000 1 Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:; Armed Forces Review MBS 11 00 Ntte Owl New. 11 iW Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off 4 KFJI 1150 Kc.rST Saturday, April IS 6 00 Sunrise Serenade 7.00 lieminiiwa News MPS 7:15 Break ta:,t Gang MBS Headline' ana Bylines 7 45 Best Buys B 00 Morning Mf todies 6:15 Breakfast C.ang MBS 6 JO Haven of Ket MBS 9 00 Pop Tunes 9 15 Dance Tunes f 9 ;t0 You Never Know 9 45 Favorites of Yetterdjy l 10.00 News MRS 10:15 Mark Rogers MBS I 10:30 Name Bands I 10 45 Concert I 10:50 CurriTu Program I 10:55 Social Security Program 11 00 4 H Club 1115 Music 11:25 News MBS 11:30 Melody Time MBS 12 00 Noonday News 12:15 Mark Roger MBS 12:30 Rick? "$ Request 1 30 New MES 1:35 Muic for Saturday 2 00 Slaghnes MBS 2:15 Rukeyser Rrporls MRS 2:30 Bands for Bonds MBS 2:55 News MBS 5:00 To Be Announced 4 00 OPS Program 4:15 Frank Hemingway. Ntwi MBS 4:30 Mark Rogers MBS 4 45 Iwn V'rws of News MBS 5:00 Good News 5:30 Christian Science 5:45 Bandstand I'SA MBS 5 55 Baukhage Talking MBS 6 00 Around Town News 6:15 Klamath Theater Quiz 6:30 Assembly of God 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 800 MGM Theater MBS 9:00 News MBS H I5 Mr. Mv-lerv MS 9:30 Dance Orch. MBS 9.53 Cecil Hfown. News MBS 10.00 The Red Barn 10:45 Lombardo Land USA MBS 11:00 Night Owls New II 05 Ntpht Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Curtains and Gags Hamper Search for Truthful News NEW VOKK LP 'Mm .scnirh lor tiulhliil iicw.i luxrd llic Inuni uily unci iMilorprl.si (if nrw)n)ri- null iluiliHT lKil. Flunk J. Sliu- nrl. Ri'iirrnl iiinni'i:rr n( U'.c An stH'iutril Pio.sa, .mi Id Kililuy. "Ni'WNinen wrrn cnnd-iintril hv Iron lurlHlna, buniDoo cinuilim, cuiilldi'iilliil lllr. ri'tlrlt'trri lulor inntlun nnd (tnwnriklil c'n.'-oinlilii." buirt'l said In lil.s Miinunl rrixirt. "Tlic tV.Cili Ruvrrnnirnl ii lin- ui iMiiiiim or ou 1 1.1 bioiiKiit luiiiio iu Asnoi-lutod Prpiut iifwnmen." Blur rri Mini, ' nun llic luiiiupin nl it liorlinu llic "cold wur" were ns 1 nil us rcuoitliiK llic ulioollim war. "Tho A.i.nH'Inlcil I'rpss I111.1 111111I0 11111I runllnuc.i every rllort la ob- Inln O.il If.' rrlrn.M, t Ims brrn Friday. Arnir, 11, inr Counties Get ' Road Money ' BAI.HM Thr npi ipliirv nr f-tiilo illvlilril mi I IIH In liliih. (JITHUII t'llllllllrs llrrnup frn.j vrlllrlp vlo III llio llralj wiiy rovrnuo lor IhiirMlny Wrirrliuy ol BIiiIp Mini T. Nrw I v nnirt Hip niiiiirv ttn.i ilrilvt from .ntiitn hhn tnM''i. Ilrrnup Irn.. 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With no better place available in this town of less than 1,000 popu lation, a part of the store was used as a polling place. "Al llic siunr limp In IMt.x illlll-!JU",r" " l'lu'd Bliili't soy cult Mliinllon, lln- i t spiMisilillH y ol i' I ninrn'. st'inilorn. i nnurrifinirn. Ilir Ah.orliiiril rri-sa In kiri) Inn iii'm)rrs, kiiiiti i if oiuunlu. public properly liili'rini'U nlr.u vulon.'. nml Iniiuliril.v ol prlynlo rill innmndi'd iiibiiv linio.i. i'ii. Ihc Slnlp Urpurtinrnl hn In- Thci.c iipvv.1 bnrnrrs. thr.-.r ni-- y11'""! rte ol rronniiilR nml live unil liKlilcn opn.sor.slilp.i. ciinid i ' ln t Icr nidi.siirp In iruillnllon ul ii unm when II wu.i not only 1,11,1 uc,, Tkln rvprv nvc illiririill In net tlio iii-wh. lull wlioii I !HK' 10 Wve Ihr wuy (or lib ! Ilir con ( i.i'ltnm Unil news wnn """r trcmciidoiisly Incrciscd " AI'PAIttNT AIM Slurfcl'a rcpoil wu.i mnllril lo I "The nrro.il ol Oiiim n nppnr-nu-niln'is o( llio AsMiciulcd Press, iinlly nlnirrt ul ilriMnij oul nv cor i onwrtillvp iK'WMniilicrlim nrjnn- ropunilrnl.t who :iUrninlnl lo it n niton, m udviim-c ol the AP's nn :(inrl oitiiIm hrltlnd llic Iron Cur mini nicnihci'.-.lilp inrcllliK licrc t'"n In Cnrliusluvikl In this It Anrll .'I Micercdcd I nto in ij tlinp worn ",u "7'i'in coi rc.Mxmdcnl.-. m i Wnihlnwlon 7H.'.'1I. Whrrlrr M.H05. Utii lni! 1031 . tlir AP -niiprntcd il'cc"0!,luv,,111-' Vamlilll 34C.'J(I7. in n world ol rxtrrinc IriiMon." I "urine llic ymr, AP donicntlc Elnrirl muI. iidilini:: "It also was j",Ppfr iiirinberJlnp uu-rotPd .i world In which II. ere win Mini ' '3 '"1 Domnilc radio inein- nerd, pcrhiiii.-. beyond uny lime o( txiMiip Incteiised Mi lo ll:'il. In i $7.40U.IXIU In lliKid rellel lor llic piiM, for coinpc.enllv itpoiIIiiu 'm unllcd Slntei nnd 711 coiinlrlcs latrlckeii pupulalluiis of llio I'o news of liiiiiM'cndcnt hiiiinrnliiuN il'ioncl. Hie AP nerved M1II4 newn-1 Volley, Cnliibrlii, Hlclly nnd Bur lor the people ol :i troubled cm " Pimera, rnrilo .ilntloiih nnd publico- lillnlu. I n.il full nil four rrulons Slur.el miUI the hnllni: of Wll- """ ,werr '"""v ""kII. lain N. Oiitt.s. Al clilcl ot bure.iu "trumped up ch;i;vcV of .spvluu rii'iiiuiui.cd "llic Imiirds of Went lion Curtiiln iiiriis, nnd llic ex tiemes to which Cnmmunlst lend-er-.liip inrries its mcolouicul win fare." Onus wns semen, id lo lo years urn M.noiMII.I.II r nOMK iAIJ imly received r till H. G. Wells' Science Film Outdoes Orson's Thrillers By LRSK1NK JOHNSON say -Drop Dead" to another wilh- HOLLYWOOD. (NEA) Movie , uul PiKi Hi te nose! Without Popcorn: Order the smell-1 Ini: salts and spike the popcorn I Log Train Wreck Rips Track BIBLES Voight's PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY CENSORS 'rLl'MIl" FILM "Just Across Ihe Street" a com- Hv nlw.itl n t.l,,,.I.Ar n...i I with sedatives Mr. Movie Exhibit- rrlarv ihooll, t u r , A " or Paramount s fllnuns H. U. i ch,,i,i,n .n,i ii, i ..j tt. ' ? . Wells science-let ion n.aslcrp ece re hudUnnR ,, olr,.clor j0.SCl, "War of the Worlds' as a frlRiU Prvnfv 0,cr eimn. In the script opera that will make the Orson or(lcr(.d u thc n)0p r 1 ' Welles radio version seem as gen- . ,y ,, ,,, r llL "tL TZJ,' - 0""lKiS "s,,lr" b ""'"'i. A scene and the Three Bears. .Involving a privy Is also oul. I watched a scene In which U.S. A .s.i,,, ri, .., ... . Marines fire upon a nest of weird -n, cenj,ors are kr iL"l!i ,"!glEi .YUiE h"wks on "s We had to let ) ROCKAWAY W -A loin lrin ! .rTni. h.v. . T .rh. ! Z, "c're". . morning, she H,.u. .in.j -."; j . . . . . . -- una porcelain lilllnus in her teeth ' w. ffjtucu iuui cars ana . and the projectiles Durst irom nil Oeonre Raft k hn-ir hr.7. . tore up loo feet of track Thursday : cylinders with fiery, deafening ! in Bernard luber?- i.,H ;at Manhattan , Beach. mile north whooshes. When It s over, . sigh ! Jnu product on of o n , of here on the Tillamook County ,o( reJiel comes from the throats of ,' gha?Jn.i SeOcorge and Hee CS . , . ,, , .actors and crew members. One , Wescou play . scene8j whlch Hcl. Some low also rolled onto the George Pal: en learns of the death of her hus- jCoasi Highway which runs along-1 -That does It. I hear that Orson band a series of pretty girls all ltween TOlfmk nH Pn'rtiin" 1 Welles Just rendered." I piloted by their agents, arrives on ! bm"n TUlamook and Portland. John Dcrek hlj mamy ch(,st . the set for a casting call. posed by a plunging shirt-front that I Watch this." a grip whispers, WALNlT ACREAGE DECLINES ! goes Alan Ladd one better, is up Pol""g lo an cinpiy chair. One to some traditional heroics In Sam "y one. tnc beauties glance al it, ' SANTA ANA, Calif. ( API Wal-1 Katzman s swashbucker. Prince , l0 "nrtlcd and move away. I nuts, once one of Oranee County's i 0j pirates ' al Columbia. I ,ov'e actresses are the most suj)- ; chief crops are fast disappearing I a ' historical yam about . "f'"0", ttrtrn ,li,e ?rld .from the agricultural scene. The I Rnnin- ,Pmn, , ,, prace .. For lett.ered oa " chair art county produced almost 18 million tm...h h-,,. ... mid.16th I osJ.. ; pounds of walnuts from 17.150 pounds were harvested from the slightly more than 1,000 acres which are left. 629 Main I Phone 7412 f'.ria 'V PATSY LEE By MARJORIE OVGARD Patsv Lee, sinqinq sweetheart of ABC'c "Breakfast Club" for the past four years, will of ficially leave this pro aram Friday, Moy 2, to prepore for her mr riaqe to Rick Lifv dahl. They'll be marrii Moy 24 in Oakland, Cai. Patsy came to the show after a year at Station KCBS, Son Francisco, where she wos discovered by Cliff Petersen, producer of the "Breakfast Club." Miss Lee will be the fifth sonqstress to leave the "Breakfast Club" for marriaqe durinq the pro aram's 1 9-year brood costinq history. Toniahr'i Gillette fight will feature Arthur King of Toronto, Ont., former British light weight king, and hard-hitting Del Flanagan of St. Paul, Minn. It's a 10-round main event and broad cast time is 7:00 p.m. Richard Waqner's qreat music drama, "Parsifal," will be the last opera of the current season to be broadcast on ABC, tomorrow morninq. Hons Hopf will sinq the title role, with Marqaret Harshaw appearinq as Kundry. "Parsifal," traditionally associated with Good Friday, is considered by many authorities to be Waqner's qreatest work. K F L W w i I I broadcast local Sunrise Serv ice Easter morning, direct from the Shasta Drive in Theater grounds. The services have been planned by the three Lutheran churches, in cooperation with an additional group of churches, ond will commence at 6:30 a.m. and run approximately an hour. Park ing facilities ore available for 300 cars ond the sound system of the theater will be used in the cars an ideal arrangement, especially if the weather is not so qood. Choirs of several churches will participate and Floyd Wynne, who regularly linqs with the Klam ath Lutheran choir, will handle the announcing duties en the broadcast. The resurrection nf (hrkr nnH lie mAnnlnn .11 Christians will be the subject of all reliqious proqrams Sunday, both network ond KFLW. The First Presbyterian Church of Klamath Falls will broadcast at 1 1 :00 a.m. Tha network is cancelling "Joyce Jordan, M.D." with latt program today. Only hope that the script writers will wind things up in the lost chapter enabling Joyce and Michael to live happily ever offer. Not only for their sokes, but in deference to u 'OO'O receptionists and switchboard operator! . . . w'h . change, "Mory Marlin" will be hcord at 2:30 daily, starting next Monday. "OA Or " vr. ir KLAMAfN FALL. OREaOtt AMERICAN CHINESE Fm l IM Ml tfc. t4 'w Orm T. T.k. 0 Ben B. Lee, Mgr. OVERSTOCKED 10 Discount On All Electric Brooders 100 to 500 Chick Site STANDARD FEED STORE Ph. 8300 1 tnin Dh.k ! acres In 1923. This year, only 610 ' sidicv snixow Jot Icara ov2r L I" . woU CH"S ,re '"""fling at DOund wer. harvested from the Sidney baiitow jonn leaps oyer 1 20th centurv-Fox as a imirf .,. lao es lo oranaisn nis swora ai nis ,,.... , - K z enemies. Barbara Rush and Carla '. h" f";""1" "ni In Balenda his leading ladle., scurry ?J""-" 'n,fX h,P'0y. V about Servously like a couple of g"?, r m B Sat " F" T:ZT CaU8h' brSW'lometdy,,abBou'l.sald ro'. at a caoarci. i.. nrnrpn. n-hA. Salkow interrupts the scene and I up with him when 'his silent films' faces the extras. i are shown on TV. I ask Wehh "You and you and you die" he about his playing a much younger orders. man lor tne soundless Inserts made Dnlv in Unllvu'fwt r.n nn m.n ' Or the film. i "They straightened my nose and fixed me up to look younger" he says. "I come out looking Just liku unn uuoeri. PARIS A LA HOLLYWOOD Farley Orangcr and Zsa Zsa Oa bor directed by Vlnclnte Mlnnelll are working against the" lavish background of a Paris hotel for "Mademoiselle." one of thc epi sodes for MGM's "Three Love Stones." Behind them. In vast rooms w-hich the camera will pick up, ex tras play poker or doxe as tlicy wait for Mlnnclli lo alert them. I wandered through the expensive sets and slop al a cigar counter, French down to the labels on the cigar boxes and magazine covers. But the prop men have slipped up on the postcards. In MGM's Paris, they sell pic torial scenes of Los Angeles' 01 vera street, the intersection of Hoi lywood and Vine, the La Brea tar pits. Orauman's Chinese theater. and the Hollywood cemetery where Rudolph Valentino Is buried. "Stalag 17" the film version of the Broadway hit. Is shooting :.l Paramount with William Holden, Don Taylor, Peter Graves, comedy newcomer Robert Strauss and an , all-male cast. Because of the ab ' rence of women Ihe conversaton I Is on the lusty side and Director I BtUy Wilder caulions the playcr3 to watch their wordage. fr !ame your eyes in fashion, too Classes add an important note to your Easier outfit . . . requiring careful thought in felection. Fashion" anil frames go liand-in-liani al Dr. oIc Optometrists who provide the lied in e;e care . . . and the finest in ec wear. Sketched are hand-carved, lustrous lu cite frme ... one of the many dil tinffuished designs in our collection. Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Open all day Saturday. Friendly credit terms available. Ul seam Knrmirti a rn I ifflTrTTnTflrSff PV1 SN.W. Electric Plan Approved f WASHINGTON IIP The Depart ment of Interior has reaffirmed Us belief that Cnngrera should au thorize construction of steam and gas turbine generating capacity to nrin up tne pacific Northwests hydroelectric power supply. Also recommended was estab lishment of a Columbia Basin ac count to treat all projects in the I northwest as a single unit for the I purpose ol llxing rates and return ing costs reimbursable out of pow er revenues. ihe recommendations were con tained In the department's annual I report, released this week, for lis- cul 1951 the 12 months which cudeu June 30. 1951. Steam plants located nl the out er edges of Ihe Bonneville system. (he report slated, "would make I poiver available for defense needs I And area loads more quickly than any other type of generation ol similar ttrt. and cost. They would I nave the added advantages of ef fecting aubstanllal transmission savings and of having a perman ent value for firming up hydro even aiier new nyaro projects are completed. Enactment of the basin account I leglslutlon, the department con tended, "would provide a more practical and eaultable basis for llxing rales and for nnnlvlnc nres- Dr. 814 c. KaIm, Ur. O. J. JViiIrs, brl. Alriind'r. 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