PACK TWO
'Coronation May
'Be June 2
LONDON in The Dally Ex
press reported Thursday that the
, Jkrlllsh cabinet has advised Queen
, Elisabeth U Uiat June 3. 1S53.
woma ue a suiiaom day lor ner
co'onMlon.
f A Buckingham Palace spokes
"man sa.u thui no decision has been
! made, and that at this stage "noth
ilng can be confirmed."
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CLAIM t.
THANKS
Jtfi
DICK LANE TRIO
In response to popular demand, they will return
Saturday, April 26 for a two week engagement.
AND THANKS TO
"PETE COLLEY AND HIS TRIO"
for a grand '
job filling
"Gentlemen
'pinch hit" r fOr
of Note" SSvu8,4SN.
,ble to be J&Sp MZp
who were una
here this week. Hear PETE
ond hit boys TONIGHT.
Dancing from 9:30 to
1:30...
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Cloud Seeding
MEDFORD A group organ
ized as the Moisture Conservation
League of Jackson County Is try
ing to stop cloud seeding in the
Rogue Valley.
The group filed petitions wllh
District Attorney Paul Havlland of
Jackson County to outlaw cloud
seeding or use of any mechanical
means to try to interfere with
'weather. .
The move is aimed at fruit
growers and shippers who have
hired cloud seeders to try to pre
vent damaging hail storms in the
growing season.
Havlland said he thought the ban
on cloud seeding could be applied
legally to a local area, but would
be unconstitutional If applied to a
larger area.
BROKE: NO WEATHER
MANILA If! The Manila
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porarily Its forecasting servlct
Thursday because it's broke. Bu
reau Chief Caslmlro Del Rosarto
said forecasts would be resumed
July 1 when funds for the new
fiscal year become available.
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Golden Anniversary Brings
Ed Wynn's First Receiving
HOLLYWOOD i NM Oiivs bus a goixt litfrt why dLilnlf-aldcls
and Dolls: It's 50 years In ! bit ci uuIIiik.
ousines lor itiKKiuiji a.a wh".
who's tlnnlly dropping the Iron
Curlnln" lie s always krpt around
his youthful ineimir.es.
I've never" reminisced," he l""i
me, "but I know 1 have lo this
vear. Fifty veins In show buMnesa
Is an event.
Some of r.d's reinlnlnsclnif.
He ran away from home at 15
to piny a mandolin for a medicine
man on a nurauoaru ...
Auc. 8. 10J, he made his static
debut lor SI J a week In Norwich,
Conn., in a stock company pre;
seining the piny. "American inn.
Mv mother was Turkish nn
my lather was a uonemiaii jc.
he glRKled, "So what role did they
give me? They cast me as a 10 -
ear-old Methodist minister! i
But there was vaudeville ce-
iween the acUs. he said, ana
That's where I got my chance 10
be funnv. I remember it well be
cause I'm still telling the ame
Jokes."
Now it s me --iteissue nnirtiur.
Lois Collier's got one for her
role of Kent Taylor's girl irieno
In Uie "Boston Blackle" turns, no
up-to-dnte poodle cm lor bout, who
..v.
"It's medium lenEiti not too
short and not too long. You know
why? 80 I won't be out of slyle
when thev relsette the pictures loi
the next 10 years. My clothes are
the same suns ana menium
length skirts. Reissue clothes."
Lois Is beaming about her so
phisticated role with Kent In the
"Blackle" films "It's real Myrna
Lov 'Thin Man' stuff even with a I
dog resembling Asia" after four
vnrt nf etmntrlnir lmrenue at UI.
"The best role I ever had at 1
Universal." says Lob. "was In
Slave Girl." But I can't say as
much for the storv. Brod Crawford
bought me for S3 and spent the
rest of the film trying to get rid
of me."
Perfumed fan letters have been
smelling up Fax's fan mall depart
ment since the release of "The
Day the Earth Stood Still" and
the reason Is tall, craggy, faced
British Import Michael Rennle.
Rennle didn't even kiss Pat Neal
In the science-fiction opera, but he
Snoqualmie Top
Forest Draw
PORTLAND l-6noqualmle Na
tional Forest Is the most popular
In the Pacific Northwest.
Of nearly 13 million persons who
visited the 19 national forests In
the region In the past vear 4.50.
400 were in the Snoqualmie forest.
Frank B. Folson. head of the
Forest Service Recreation and
Lands Division, estimated.
Mt. Hood forest In Oregon had
an estimated 1.M1.U0C visitors, and
Wenatchee :n Wasnington had
663.000.
Mt. Hood attracted the most
winter sports enthusiasts: 197.000.
Snooualmle had l'it.OOO, Wenatchee
6S.000.and Mt. Baker 37.500.
EUGENE ifi The Western Union
office here opened Thursday after
having been closed by a strike ol
AFL telegraphers. Dave Hiatt.
manager, snld Lhnt although oc
casional limited service had been
given for a week or more, the
office now would be open to the
public.
ANO YIRArCLkf N
office now would be open to. the j TVA H I t AYiw V 1
VkWWXv I Adoltaioe.jr. to IWJo I Jk CAimtf i Afvyj I
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.i,i nink. im ii,i., i,..ri
., ... M,sm.1.i.iI,s.. kr, ..i..hiu
them the Klni Hint you mlnht do II
inlrly well and yet not dolnu II
i inspires roiunui'e In women I
10,,c i nevrr u.r t I1V ul )ovr
scenes. It's belter lo keep thrin
guessiiiR.
- Once you Muce.i'.tiillv play a
,ne .v-ene. n an aw ml wiuulc l
isei oin m ine lover class, llicv
,rv to ,r(, ,.,, niiKlnu as Ircii
and as voiinc as possible up to Die
I bluer end Ylow lima can a man
iitccp It up?
jHan Crnwtoid's free nlier more
iiiiiii lb years as a studio movie
.queen nn( she's wlile-eved about
1
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fliA W ACADEMY AWARD
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TOMORROWS j IT STARS VIVIEN LEIGH AND MARLON BRANDi
Vatviday at imoM.vt J - " -
ia: ,rrn! m "::?,d in
ftSy YeAI" y Tfe7! j
strange sound stales and taking a
hand In the production of her own
movies,
I V'hv hasn't Joan Joined Liuelln
Young, llaibain Hlanwyik, Uelte
Davis and Irene Dunne s a lire
lance lass before this?
"I rt.u.'t kiitm1." she SIIVR. "H'S
something you nork up l. '
1 frightening aftrr always liavlnn
had a lioiue base Hut Ih'Iuk lice
Is the mot wondeilul feeling In
Hie world,"
Joan's pictures haven't all been
b I l-r I n 1 1 r i since "Mildied
Pierce," but she doesn't blame hrr
lonner Warner bosses:
I "t rildbetf to ulav 'lluninresaue'
and 'Possessed.' And I choe 'Clood-
bye. My rnncy becaie nobody
In It was liustrnted and tlirrr
were no inunlers. Hut only halt
of the fans were glad tor the
change of pace. The others told
me lo go on making hard-boiled
pictures."
L-J
Humphrey llogait'l contessih,
was a bug-eyed viewer of tv
picsciiliillou ol the stngo n lid u.ui n
III! "The I'etiltied
Forest." li y,
le Killer. 4,
It. .Die's role of the
Mautce. which calupullrd hlui l.
'lame. Me rrineuiiiern;
I ".There were only 1(1 pagea ..
dlnlogue but no una ever lii
Ihelr eyes "If Duke becouse ln
weren't sure when he was ulnK u
ishool up the Place, It wag il.i
liiealest role 1 ever had."
j Itetle Davis and the hue Lenin
'Howard were llognrl'a ro-slau u
I he film and It was because m
Howard that llognrt Is a movie aim
lialiiy. He told me:
' "I alninsl didn't get the mnvii
role. Warners wanted Eddie llol.
ilnson lor the part. Leslie lie mi
.about It and told Jack Warner he
wouldn't do tho nlctui a if I w aau i
cast as Duke. I owe my wlinli
movie career to Howard."