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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KFLW 1430 Kc. PST Halurday Evtnlnf, April It :00 Sport HlihltghU 6:1B Horn Town Ntwt 1 fl World Newt Summary , ' 0:30 Scfcnc Editor ABC 6 43 Words of Lift 7.00 Mr DUtrlct Atty. ABC 7:2fi Political Mlcrocopf T;4,1 KUHS Radio Spcch Dpt. 0-00 Th Lone Ranger ARC 8:30 Pacific Coaxt baseball l 10:00 10 p.m. Headline! 10:15 Pacific Coant Bawball t )0:;i0 Maddox Brna. At Rot i 11:00 News Summary , 11:05 SUn Off KFMV 1450 Kc rST Sunday, April 13 ' 8:30 Easter Sunrise Services ' 1::t0 Concert Hall Revue ABC ' 0 00 News ABC 0.15 Morning Soni ABC i ::) Light and Life Hour ABC i :00 Calvary Echnea , S 13 Chanel In Sky , 9:30 Necro College Choir ABC 4 10:00 Sunday News Special APC 10:13 Brunch Time ABC 10:30 National Vpcra ABC 1 11:00 Presbyterian Church 12:00 Christian In Action ABC 12:30 The Church In the Home ABC l- i;0O Old f ashioned Revival ABC i 2:00 Voice of Prophecy ABC i 2:30 Greatest Story ABC I 3:00 Hour of Dcrifon ABC k 3:30 Songs of Faith , 3:45 The Joy of Easter V 4:00 U. & Navy Band 4:13 Jimmy Fidler 4:30 Herald of Truth 5:00 Sti.p the M'isic ABC 6:00 Drew Pearson ABC 6:15 Meet Corliss Archer ABC 6:43 Home Town Ncw 6:35 World News Summary 7:00 Cascading Rhythms 7:30 Tfee Great Adventuie. ABC 0:00 Chet Hunlly ABC 8:15 Monday Morning Headlines ABC 8:30 Paul Harvey APC 8:45 Pacific Coa&t Baseball 9:00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P. M Headlines in-ifl Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 Newi Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFLW 1450 Kc- PST ' Monday, April 14 , 6.00 Slsn On News Sum. 6:05 Corn In the Morn 6:43 Farm Fare 7:00 Ncwa Breakfast Ed. 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred, News ABC ' 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:53 Jcnn Come ABC . 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 9:00 Hank Henry Show 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10.00 Chet Huntley News ABC 10:13 Lone Journal ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:35 Whispering Streets ABC , '11:13 Stop and Shop 11:30 Against Storm ABC 11:45 Couftty Agent Speaks 11:55 Market Report -12:00 Noon Edition News J 3:1.1 Pa vies FMevals- Show 42:30 Lucky "U" Ranch ABC , 1:00 P('l Hprvev ABC 1:19 Better Living l:;i0 Marv Margr.ret McBrtde ABC 2:00 Basin Br-efs WURLITZER A magnificent piono. Mony lovely styles and finishes to choose from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th RADIO REPAIRING . Right- At Your Home Save Time end Money All Work Guaranteed i Ph. 9551 4535 Denver Ave. NOTICE County Clerk's Office will be ooen evenings commenc ing Tuesday, April Erh, 7 to 9 p.m., for Reqistraficn of Voters. Registered Electors who will be unable to co to Polls to vote on Election Day on re count of illness, mrv make application for Absentee Ballot. Chas. F. CeLap, County Clerk CUSTOM Killing and Cutting, Wrapping and Curing at the BAKER'S PACKING CO. off Summers Lane and ' Bristol Ave. Ph. 5323 INVESTIGATE THE FOOD CLUB PLAN Membership 15 MONTHLY DUES FREE! MERST'S 609 So. 6th Ph. 2-3429 mi minium im ml T ; a Lenten dinners ... I 1 the finert ! I ... i 2:15 When A Girl Marries ABC 2:30 Mary Marlm ABC 2:45 Rom Evelyn Win I en ABC X00 Betly Crocker ABC 3:13 Ted Malona ABC 3:30 Dean Cameron ABC 3:43 Errands of Mercy 4:00 RequtMfully Ynuri 3:00 Fun Factory ABC 8:23 World Flight Reporter aBC 6:30 Chet Hunll-y ABC 5:44 B A B TV 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town Newi 6:25 World News Summary 6:30 Twilight Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:55 Coining Attractions on ABC T OO The Lone Ranger ABC 7:30 Henry J, Taylor ABC 7:43 Stewart Craig ABC 8:00 The Big Hand ABC 8:30 "Whom Should We Choose fc Congressman?" 10:00 10 PM Headlines 10:13 Navy Star Time 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI 1450 Kc PST Saturday Evenlnr, April 13 6:00 Around Town Newt 6:15 Klamath Theater Quit 6:30 Assembly of G- Hour 7:00 College Choir MBS T.M Klanuth Temple 8X0 MGM Theatre MBS . 900 News MBS 9:15 Boxing 9:33 News MBS 10:0J The Red Barn' 10:30 Lombardo Land-US A MBS il 00 Night Owls N- 11:03 Night Owls Club iii.wj bign on KFJI 1150 Kc. PST Sunday, April 13 800 Wings of Healing S.'Jtt 5-14 m. New 8:35 Musio 8:45 Children's Chapel S 00 Radio Bible CIim MBS 9:3u K;am. Rev. Center 9:45 Inland Melodies 1C.0U News MBS 10:13 .i.a it Kcg"-s MBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Frank and Ernest MBS 11:13 Show Tunes 11:30 Guest Star 11:43 To Be Announced MBS U':01 Nondiv Kfws 12:15 Bill Cunningham MES VJ:M Air force huu MBi 1:00 Official Detective MBS 1:25 News MBS 1:30 Crime Fighters MBS 1:55 Bobby Benton MBS 2:00 The Shadow MBS 5:30 Enchanted Hour MBS 3:; t aboj i..iye ImPS 3:30 Nick Carter MBS 3 55 Cecil Brown. News. MBS 4:00 The Hoover Report :15 .Vurk Rogers UidS Steamboat Janbciee 3:00 Musical Arts Council 5:30 Under Arrest MBS 6:G0 Around Town News 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quiz 6.30 Youth Views the News 7:-0 J Antiu MBi 7:30 Salvation Army Easter Pgm. 8:00 Twenty Questions MES 8:30 Forward America 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 9:15 Voice of Amer.'ca 9:30 The Whistler CBS lu:uu MOM Musical Comedy Theatei MFS 11:00 Sign Off Monday, April 14 ' 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 6:45 '.co to vne St: 7.-00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS I 7:30 Headlines & Bylines ; 7:45 Best Buys 8-00 Cecil Brown MBS 8J5 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:3U Bible Institute MBS 9:00 Homemaker Harmonies 9:15 Platter Party 9.45 Favorites M Yeterdav 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 TeUo Test MBS 10:30 La Pointes 10:45 Concert 10:55 Currins 11:00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 New MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:15 Noor.day News 12:30 Your Dance Tunes 12:45 Market and Livestock 12:55 Klamath Notes 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS l:3Jrmkt a Number MBS 2:00 News, MES 2:05 News MBS 2:15 Two at Z'H 2:45 Answer Man MBS 3:00 Ricky's Request 4:00 Behind the Story MBS 4:15 Hemingway News MBS 4:30 Curl Masiey Time MES 4:45 Sam Hayes, News MBS .00 Bobby Benson MBS 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok, MBS 5:55 News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Kiamath Theatre Quiz 6:30 Around Town Newt 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes. News MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 I Was A Communist for FBI 7:30 Bright Stsr 6:00 Let George Do It MBS 8-3! H-llywo"!. Theater MS 9:00 Glenn HarCy News MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS 9:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Survival 10:30 Crowell's Nest MBS 1100 Night Owls News 11:05 Night Owls Club 12 00 Sign Off Roberts Heads Water Users LAKE VIEW Jess Roberta ow? reelected president of the Lake- view Water Users Inc., April 7. at the annual meeting of the board of directors which followed th.; stockholders' meeting earlier in the day. The stockholders elected O. M. snunenoerger ana Koy Ferry to i three-year terms on the board of , directors for the expired terms of j Walter Leehman Sr. and Perry. At the board of directors meet- ing, other officers named were ' Perry, vice-president: E. G. Favell, secretary; Elmo Angele, treasurer; Thomas Crawford, manager; T. R. Conn, attorney. tooVftfcif allday...allovei WI'H FUlt STUENGTH NUUO Chlorophyll Tablets LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Druggist 2212 So. 6th Phone 4321 KLAMATH FALL. OKI0OM AMERICAN CHINESE ft .1 rMi bt! Mi. . Ortot T Tkt 0 ten 8. Leo, Mgr. mm Bankers Rap Truman Acts PULLMAN Wl Pacific North west Bunkers owned n two-day conference hero Thursday with sharp attacks on 'the Trumnn ad ministration. Edward C. Summons of Portland. president of the United States Na tional Bank said the Truman ad ministration has "kicked the props out from under the monetary con trols program. " He told the 325 western bankers that credit controls hud slopped in flation "in its tracks." "Then," he charged "President Truman, recognising this as a no itlcal year and feeling pump prim ing Is necessary, took two steps which kicked the props out. He said the President "sabo taged" the monetary controls pro gram by aulhorirln,- municipalities to Issue bonds which he said Is in violation of the voluntary credit re straint program. The oilier step, he said, is the President's endorse ment of a wage hike for steel j workers. William E. Irvin of Boise, vice ! president of the Idaho First Na itional bank, said he is "wondering When the administration will wave ills benevolent wand and try to get the bankers to go along on that steel wase' increase." Insecticides' OK Held Up WENATCHEE l.fi Federal Sec urity Administration Chief Oscur Ewing says publieetion of an order j on tolerances for fruit and vegetable ! insecticides will continue to be de-, laved. 1 Ten months of testimony by federal and industry officials and scientists on the spfavs were com- ipleted in September 1P50 and Rep. Homn iD-Washi as!;ed If an order Would be issued soon. Ewing tcld Horan this week that the complexity of the testimony and loss of FSA personnel special ized in analyzing the findings is dflaytiiR establishment of the or- QT. Rep Horan had expressed fear that further delay would hamper research and DrooucUon rse of Die toxic sprays, which are widely employed for fruit and vegetable insect control. Kind People Bring Tears I www t-r-.T-T-r it. , o hiiM nnmnn ,hn enlde do was killed bv a car had tears in her sightless eyes Friday as she heard of a public move to get her another. , "People are verv kind." com- mented Mrs. Mel'ba King, who L2-...1.. thf hr rtnr. 'Was only injured as n lay oeoa i nrfi'ci.nnn nn . omm.m. ity civic club launched separate drives to buy another do and to : finance Mrs. King's one-month ! training period with It at San Ra. ' fael Calif ! Mrs. Kin?, a native of Alaska. Is a secretarv at a salvage yard. iShe was not with the do? when it Was killed in front or the yard, i Her husband is partly blind. j Dulles Seeks j U.S. Action I LOUISVILLE. Ky. iPi John Foster Dulles called Friday night for the United States to seize the j initiative in foreign policy. I yvc siiouia u-raiie crisis iur , sia uisieaa oi nussm creaung crisis for us." declared Dulles In opening his attack on the admin istration's handling of foreign mat ters. j In recent years, the Republican, who had been a top State Depart ment adviser, said most steps "were all practically taken as emergency measures to meet sit uations created by Russia. I "That is not the right way to run our foreign policy." he added firmly. "We need today foreign policies which are faithful to our 'great tradition." I nilltlG cuerri Vile Hob with Truman administration last month to speak out on foreign affairs this presidential-election year. He addressed a regional meeting ol the American Bar Association. He paid tribute to President Tru man and Secretary of State Ache- on as men wno "reallv want bi- partisanship in foreign policy and who gave him 100 per cent backing But he made It clear he was critical of some things the admin- titration was doing abroad, He said Democrats and Repub- i Hcans alike In Congress realize the .need for national unity. But Just wanting h isn't enougn, ne said. jThe problem Is how to achieve it Circus Lion NEW YORK m Some 12,000 circus spectators at Madison Square Garden Friday night saw lion grab in his Jaws the left forearm of animal trainer Oscar Konyots. But attendants came to the train er's aid and he walked leisurely Irom the ring. Then he left the garden and took a taxlcab to a hospital. Officials of the Rlngling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus said his condition was not serious and that he probably would per form on schedule Saturday. He was to spend the night in the hospital. Konyots, 45, who comes from Milan, Italy, works with 10 Hons. Rotarians Hear German Band The Rotary Club was entertained Friday by the club s "Little Oer man Band" In spring concert under the direction of Walt Mclntyre, managing director. The group Is compsed of Mc lntyre. director; Bob Chllcote and Earl Kent, cornets; Mike Balslger and Dr. John Merryman, "slush pumps": Andy Loncy, "rain catcher"; Charlie Martin, bass horn; Delos iWhlteyl Mills, bass and Frank Fleet, bass drum. It was announced by Lloyd Prock chairman of the day, that the band Is open for engagements. IIBKALI) AND NKWS, KLAMATH HERE TONIGHT Maiklox Brothers and lioso. i-oloi-ful" Western band, makes its fifth Klamath Tails Armory ap pearance tonight. The outfit is one of the most popular units offered by Promoter Baldy Evans. Week's Business Focused Or Steel Mills ' Seizure Bv RICHARD I'ISKK NEW YORK Covernmenl seizure ol the nation's sU-el mills dominated industrial and financial activities this week. A strike in the strategic indus try was averted. Produdon was getting bnck to normal. But gov ernent seisure lelt pressing prob lems. Lenders in the bnslc steel indus try and businessmen In other fields lashed out ul the setiure with sharp ftuiua, vile itturu iv imihii! utv.- tatorshlp ' , The Industry went into the rourt- to battle legality o( the order. I lost Its f'rM attempts to obtain a j rapid review of Its case, j I'xsETTLED Negotiations for a steelement of the dispute between steel manage ment and CIO workers continued. But as the week ended there was no settlement in sight. Meanwhile, a Western Union strike dragged on. The company iciuimca service was rcsiorcn (llir- ie we week to many communities. Bul tncre IW large numbers ftithout service ' -fifce. "f telephone workers In Michigan, was settled. Little pro- Stress was reported toward settle- merit of other comrnunlcations strikes. But. many fell the Detroit others ' 1 Tliere were rumblings rou.b VfbS,"d 'n mC I'n'Si . A KniRht, president of CIO Ol ItAernatfonel Union, sn.t i 125-0O0 rnembers o 20 unions would 1 slrllte pending Issues aren t set- ""J- retail merchant hd a W- "e happier tale to tell. Shoppers - i""" ."" "' j"'-"- if fcciw. auk were spot t v. j INCREASES I There were some prire incrcft?ei in the wind too. Bread, cake nnd pie prices are. due to po up during the next 30 days. COl'NTFRFEIT FOl'N'D SINGAPORE 'Counterfeit Tn donesian currency, imported Into Singapore from J;.va. Borneo nnd ; Sumatra is beine houpht end sold in the colony. This became known vhm Chinese was rharced was :.,,, ,ilh h-...,. Kn,H M , doncian notes to an acnt of the ; Indonesian consulate general. Toy wtti -au i rx is OftFAM or roir m as a near "SNOW IN THt KAUfMOSO" ."TOO AM KI IUCKY JtAII" "0OO0 MOtNIN'-.'WOUU) VCV MWi to M-O-M larand Atxm the reuin reports Tr. .mn ttriSSPm 1 Y I J"Z kLHT M'IMC.Y IVTM'd k 'TTrVi $$filftt&tl tuilDAV CONTINUOUS MO 12 JO SJJ'- "THE SREAC A R U SO" ) xjff ImW ' l A m ...and now... the best of them all fflfflSl lYS ,astword (CM GENE KELLY M , fl J (MlDONALD O'CONNOR U mMs W DEBBIE REYNOLDS f im vW Jean Hagen-Millard Mitchell ifff? 'UJ ! FALLS. OUKGON 1 ii . . i The oUli nnnoimred of Price Stubluutlon new ceiling prices '. would uick about a cent on the price of a loaf of bread and as much ns five cents on the more exnonsive cakes. The til'e of top money rarner for 19fil chnnaed hands durlns ;he week. Standnrd Oil Co. iN J ' took over from General Mo'.ors Corp., which held tile position in 1950. Standard Oil reported a 1951 net wlih General Motors SSOfi.lM.fleO. The New York Stock Exchange wavered during t!ie week between losses and pains. Triuiers were cautious in the lace of the Mec! developments nnd the labor sltun-, tion scnerally. IfJWfcataoWllUHtMoJi oWHima . ,,Mlin iyiw -. 'MW'a -f,r Tf-X'-V abor mmaA(pmrr w n r -i f Tf rides ' TO THf TOWe 1 KS&Sf1-:- -.'jL i tiFZZ Court..! P.p.) Col. Co. ' V RtGUwotf sagiair1 UA iMiaifff"1 SMttir TirHrVT aB.Aa Kin mi funs Ava Nixes Mixing Career And Marriage m PubSicity ItOLI.YWOai) iNKAi - Hclilml Hie bi'l'een: Avn lluiilnrr's Mi. ding ovrr a fall niugaiilne's billing a: Ava Hlimtru . Klip's Mrs. H, -ut I Im scit'ru. but waul no mixlnit ol inai'ilaKO and career in lirr pub licity . . . There's a couieback movie III the cryslul bull lor Linw Halner . . . Terry Moore's Mill ulnclng. A colli'nc campus mult wnere Illle Wiclia" Is iiamed The Hum. (.Hid slur lllPiin On vis Is The Iti.m o whom lorry's not saying roim' b"1' A newlyarrlvetl Bi llish actrrss wii.i uked If ?iho attended Kli.a beth Tuylnr'H l.ondyn weddinn. "No, dahlinK," she said, "Hut 1 Snyder Nixes Economy Plan PUtLMN, Vah. A1''-- Tithh ury Secretary Jolin Snyder told Pa ri 1. 1 Northwest bankers Ki Utay that merit siushinu oi i:pemUlurri won't soivo the country' del UK financing problem. Snyder's remarks were read to i the Pact He Northwest Confereiuv ' on Nanking by Uudeiherretary Kd I ward H. Foli'y. Snyder had been , schedulrtl to make the address but j was unable to appear. I The treasury eeretary said "it j certainly Ib proper U rflecl all th. economies In government opera tions that ctrvumstances permit " j Hut he sa'd no single approrcn I will solve the country's budi't problems becau.'e more tl:an thve- tourUus of Us expenditures in UKu u ill be (or major national securi ty proHinms. Foley presented Reno Odhn. Tn- coma banker, with the ireusurv Department'. highest civilian award, the dl.st'mtulflhed service award Odi n is stale chairman o' the savings bond committee and has served several years on the ; t rea.su r, department s advisory committee siiop wiine sno romnn.Ts Willi I h braikelv "1 just pi. Id mv In lilchard Jalckel In "Come Hack, I ... n,i il mv nhm-k i leur:. Your chuiirr nf nil airldrnl h ot!yiriif rrtrr t'.nn -. l-lve with I L f - " frail H l L.fTWhl'' fcfclw'i Irn r.irr. Imurr with Hum Norland. I I Jl I II I I Al H 1 1 1 tVNI ' .tftl t V?TJ1 liiipe In c u t ill the next one. P Hugh llci'lii'il. the proiluiM-r. writer slaled for a !IIHI.IIIIII liinnue Ins rpluml. met I'liniiMinint Phi ducrr Iturrv Tugciul. "'ho asked "Have ytm received that reliiiid yet?" "Not ytt." said llerbpil. "Well, don't worry about it." i said Tugetid. who's also in Ihein vmrii uei um. timn nun Wi Hers hnMllv rrused'lhe num.. ,,, ,,. ., M,r M.tl,l , Hll-A land Hlripi's Koitvpi' " The slorv hud Ruth Hussey and ClHton Webb us Mr. and Mrs. John Philip Snusa t cheek Iuk into the "llelw dere Hotol " Merle Obernil denied II lusl summer and she's Mill saving tlui she will never wed Or. Ilex lioss. her constant adorer. P went to South America with her on Unit uoodwlll tour, howrer . . . Pollv nenreii's irciinliuw her own ulbiun ol soimtsllcated sv inn to cmiv lin e thf rerord ctunpuiues slie'.i no loiter in the hillbilly claw.. Television hus been blamed for eye-strain, pour movie business, turning the H Uls into junior cow boys iiiul Chris Welkin fpm-emen. ar.d htnrtinii at'KuinenK between Mom and Pop over whether lo , tune m llUKinar or the w t estier . j Rut, bv hoIIv. it's proven (hut women don't nerd all th-d une in dress. iMale cheers duiibed to here, pleir e. i Gorgeous, bluck haiml M n r Sinclair, the first IV queen. hnid,. ftu movie .stardom just sinird a Paramount contract is mMI wd'- eved, nnd hirulhlev.. over the ftO y.vv TV ."-hows on uhleh .'lie lu .aaned since UMIt in New Voi I. She to'd me on mv Hint half hour show I hud seven com time chaiiyes m TJ ttiiniilrs II was a revehillon to me. I cun t et into one (ll evi that mile at home ' Is It true what Hollywood hears T''ANN!E ol lh. INDIES" & "WARPATH" In Technicolor I MUilili'lilUMtl.'iPMiL I SATUHDAV. Al'lill, igt i -T.r-i -t "-n liirrj about New York's TV nilKllimiv . "Honey." i.he mnllrd. "U'n tuir ItulH wciikI'n npeiKlini! hums lliu.; my hull'. Hi li'irvi.Mon 1 wan lurK 3: II my hair flayed on. imp (In). was I'i'hcMi.Mnu Willi .iiiiiii l' uii i 1 In slcoil up too iiHi'K iiiul w, iiiiiK'ki'il iim'oiiHi'imiii by a inlciii. plioiip. On uiiiillii'i' allow the mm. mi was aliiiul to loll over Milling Nntwlck. I si'ieiiinrd and the rt riH stopped Just In Lime. Mut n , wonderful tratuiuu " Once rejected by Paramount w hen hhp was a teen-aner li m,, Wan DlPiio. Mary s now due lor lt bin I'aiainouul r.Uxr buildup. Ilm. she told ine. U s tail her luov.e debut. Kluht veins alto she and a tail 1 1 lend wen ked as extras In lh ; Marlene Dielrtrh movie "Klsmel (The Hill Itlc-nd; Anolher TV (pmen I - Maiia Hiva, daughter ol Mm. lene. Pai amount's rookmu up ft n Im the main tillt- on llir Hop.-, t C'loshy l-amoui' leleamlliH In "The Road to Hall " Plans rail for a H,;int slave sli'iklutt a kouu it l.i I the J. Ai thur Hunk trade mai k. Only Oils slave mlfeirs the noun, tr.rs hkiiIii. nil-Res tth'atn and thai s the cue (oi Itupp ami t.'i .i-.t)-,-to walk out cat i viiih Hip Phi a. mount mountain tiadenuuk. Piess audits think ol rvervthh; depl : Van, Jin Momoe, in llol . wood lor "'I he TmiKhrM Man lit Tombstone" Ml Itcpubl'r, V as met at the nlipurt by studio of Mrla his lead'UK ludv, Joan Leslie, Hm presldrnt ol his fan t lub ami liu lioie . RCA Victor !? I'lflun,' In oil the Rohci C S.r; i 111 Itnljri , Peters Romame thry i Or le.uin- I on leroids Immrtllatelv Red Skrlion hits wriins woikoy on "The Clown." which he hop 1 can be hi- nr.t ilm at Mli.. Roils K:nl '(( and Itrllt I u whose bit od t in lilui movies un-J M'd a (ol llllie (oi I'lllx err.al, n t r be'iiK re-teuinrd In two h"t i oi dims to be pi odtard in l.oniin by t leornr M Intel If oil rvrr neeilril to lnu.- jour rar lt' ttuw '. Hani Nor I ltd, fin 'Pine St.