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STARTS
DAY
THE "BOWfflf BOYS
again,
.-. THE ESQUIRE. IS ''
first!
ill TIE FINEST NITIIN Will MUECTIH H III
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Tht Management invites all Klamath
Basin and surrounding area to an Open
House and close inspection of this
latest type of screen projection.
SATURDAY
Between 12:00 and 1:00 P.M.
ON
4tt aih (5c'i iuira amb twin
IIUI.I0-UM MAIOOUI H0 MU1KI ,
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ROBERT UZABETH
MITCHUM SCOn
ROBERT RYAN
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Truman Promises Every
Action for Steel Peace
WASHINGTON (VI Plfilllfllt
Truman snld Tliuroliiy ho will Inkr
every nollou po.t.i!blo to get the
steel strike settleil.
Hut the I'rc.ildrul (teollned nt Inn
news contereiu'e tu uive my ohie
! to whiit he limy have In niliul
Train Escapes
Destroyer
doing In mi elloi t to gel nleel pro
duction HOIIIH.
In reply to n questlnii. the I'resl
dent Mild wll limit t viulll k-m t lull Ihnl
he would libido by wlmtevcr lie
I'lnloit tho Suiiren'ie Court ttiny
mnke In the luimiilnn over Ills
ticlKUio ut the lel mills.
Tho l'tcildeiit iiIao told report
er; 1. Hint II he Miould be miiniiiut
ed by the Uemot'i'iiln an llielr preii
lilenthil inmlldiiie. lie would nut
run, lie would tuy no.
'J. Thill Uen. KlNCliliinvri' In nn
fine H limn iin ever wulked. Ttr
l're.ildent hiid
he Ihouitht ol
Conn.) who announced lor tlto pro
Identlnl iiontliiiillon til qtinlltled lor
Ihe Job. 1
Truimin ndded II Inokn like inrwV
we nin iiolnti In net iionio good
CHiidldulet.
When tho PieMtlent nulil lie would
accept the tyuprcine Court declxlon
In the ntrcl dispute, he ndded Ihnl
he luiil no uuiullloii to bo a dlu-
lutor.
All he wii ills to do, he nulil, In lo
keep the country running and lo
keep uteel In piodmtloiii
Bear Miler
Quits Track
DKIIKKI.KY, CulK. I.tl Paul
Mello, PhoIIIu Cuoiil li 1 1 lo I'liulll
pmil In IIHIl, iiull Ihe II. ul Cull-
hren nuked wlmt lornln truck ten ill llilirnany.
report Unit Elavil-1 lie Mild there Ju-l wnu I any
TOKYO tn Sitilora aboard the
Ainerlciin detrovci' Uiiiiiiin uld
r'rldnv their flilu was the llial ever
to chase a rullroud truln.
Cmdr. Kuuell II. Kiiiith. Drook-
Ivn, skinner ol the Uuuciin, mild howor whs n sick mini. Ile'n ilol .llinr lor truck alter he spent
the 1 1 vi In was allotted at nlulit I anythhut ol the kind, the Prealdenl several hotiia dully ol school and
north ol lluniinian on Korea's East auld, and added the ucnrnil la a.i worked lo support his wile and
Const. tine a lunn Unit ever walked. two children.
The Duncan lit uu Ihe scene with i 11. ... nn in suv Klsenhower is In mnii ilm Itlclimond. Oulll..
Mar ahells and tho trnlli piled on husl beulniilnu lo find 0111 what i Murine veteran turned in one of
steam. The Duncan itnvo chase, liappriia In politics, and that Ihe i the ycar'a bent lolletilnto llmos,
flrlnii heavy explosives. attacks on the uenorul now are 4:13.1 Kulnrv ami sinus trouble;
We lust ebout mid it ninmiint- mlll k..,i m,., i,. emimeiuinii lust
ed lor the kill." Smith said, -when , 3. pr-.,.,,! Srl, MuMalion (U.. vrar.
the engineer ducked Into
and retuaed to come out
tunnel
attain.
Hans Norland
Pine SI.
r'lre Insurance. 6.7
DEATHLESS RECORD BROKEN A record of 165 days without an auto accident fatality
in Klamath County was broken when this 1951 Hudson cracked up Tuesday night near
Chemult on U. S. Highway 97. Killed in the accident was Alvin R. Karjala of Prospect.
Oregon.
Dancing Couple May Split
If Public Demand Is Loud
forecastle."
II came out: "Fllnu voursclvea
Into the foreus. bovs floor your
v. ay to the fllKcastle."
WURLITZiR
A mtinifictnt
plan. Many
kvtly ityltl mni
findhfi to chooio
ifm.
LOUIS R. MANN
PIANO CO.
120 No. 7th
By ERSKINE JOIINSON
HOLLYWOOD (NBA) Behind
the Screen: Their marriace li
cense lsn t coins to kecD Mim
and Cower Champion from split
tine; up as a dance team if John Q.
Public decides that Marue oucht to
whirl with Gene Kelly and Gower
prance with Vera-Ellen.
MGM's been MU.M-G M about
future plans for the married Cham-
jpions, now starred for the first
lime in their own picture. "Every
llhlntr I Have Is Yours." But
IMarsic told me:
because of that doitrone mike that
has to be kept out ol camera
range."
Dinah's wild about TV.
She 5ays: "I've never had such
wonderful fan mail."
Spray the liquid asbestos on the
tilvcr screen. Mr. Exhibitor Zsa
Zsa Gabor says producers are
searching for sizzling love stories
for her.
After her llitht comedv stint In
M-G-M's "LI1I." it will be strictly
clinch stuff lor Miss Double Z. who
So far the public has accepted I says that "love scenes should be
us as a team. Bui wc have no men-1 my spesh-i-al-ity. because zat Is
lal blocks about seoaratinir in our i what I do very well. There Is a
uuiriii.il
g VAN JOHNSON "
if DOROTHY McGUIRE
B RUTH ROMAN 1
l Mnvitatloit Ik
louis Colhern JM
ieoto T0M0M0WA
V tATUKPaY AT U:W Owtr.f J
movie careers. We're both willing
after the third or fourth picture to
KCther, to work witn oUier people."
As Martte sees It: "Fred Astalre
and Ginger Rogers managed to
break ud and go right on. But
we're secretly hoping that ceople
like us so much that we won't have
to split up."
new movie for me that Hedv La
marr wanted. But the producer
wants me not Hedy."
Zsa Zsa scoffs at Italian tnovi
queen Sylvana Pampanlnl's phooey ,
on Horn-wood movie kings who are
older than Tony Curtis.
.She says: "I rarely lok at a
man under W. A man over 40 has
knowledge. I would rather make
love to Gable than Tonv Curtis. :
But don't say thatl Tony's a nice
Hungarian boy."
Maureen O'Sulllvan and John
Farrow can relax Jeanne Crain
and hubby Paul Brlr.kman have no
plans to compete with them for
the title of Hollywood's prize papa
and mama (the Farrows have
seven children).
Gorgeous Jeanne's calling a halt
to the stork handicap now that
Caurhter Jeanine Cherie's gur
gling m the bassuvt. She's saying
iliat "We're Kolng to stOD and rest
our laurels. With three boys
and a girl, we feel that we have
v.. ' t T.ntet nnmilnrilv hTMrdnmi ftn
.rNcxt.J1D t0.T Je?nne,ai F,ox '? fan mae cover Queens bv a movle
Somctning for the Birds, and ,,,.- nhnln !.nv- Tnn fres-
then rhe'U ask for a two-month I June Allvson. Doris Day. June
Vacation. Hnvor I.ij! Tvlnr Janet Leiffh.
I made five Pictures last year." ; Av Gardner and Esther Williams.
Short takes: That's eye-bulging
news about Orson Welles olaving
a role with Michael Wilding In
"Trent's Last Case." Eliza
beth Taylor hangs around the set
daily, according to British tipsters,
and It's no secret that Orson made
a hcaw romantic Ditch at Liz be
fore Mike sewed ud her heart.
she groaned. "And I ve got an
idea my new schedule is going in
be. Just as hot and heavy. But I
want some time with my family."
that
Dinah Shore Is wailing
site's a television widow.
With two small-srreen shows a
week on NBC-TV and three radio
programs, plus all the outside ac
tivities of a star, it's Dinah moan
ing: "My poor husband unless he
comes to ihe studio he seldom
sees me."
But discount rumors that Dinah's
readv to collapse because of her
round-the-clock career merry-go-round.
"The only thing collapsing is my
wardrobe," she quipped. "I'm run
ning out of clothes."
The man in Dinah's life these
days is her accompanist. Ticker
Freeman, who sees more of her
than her husband.
"She's an amazing girl." says
Ticker. "She feels fine but I'm a
wreck."
I quizzed Ticker about the prob
lems of music on TV.
"It's a headache," he admitted.
"The songs have to be arranged
differently and voiced differently
Ground Water
Brings Tears
ROLL, Ariz. Wl Settlers wept
with Joy Thursday as the llrst
ground-level water poured onto
their sun-dried lands.
For the first time In the 60-year
history of reclamation waters of
the Colorado arrived to point a
tremendous future development of
the 75,000-acre Wellton-Mohawk dis
trict. Ranchers and their families
about 4,500 In all turned out for
the festivities at this tiny com
munity 35 miles north of Yuma.
Using a gold-plated shovel,
Reclamation Commissioner Mich
ael W, Straus turned dirt sending
water onto the land.
Earlier Thursday Colorado Klver
water was diverted Into the 60-mile
main , canal at Imperial Dam.
The entire 75,000-acre project
will be in cultivation in three
years, Straus said.
Not so easy to sell to editors: Lana
Turner. Rita Hayworth and Jane
Russell . . .Zooming up as 1952
cover girls: Piper Laurie. Debbie
Reynolds and Joan Evans.
Todoy's puzzler: Mitzl Gaynor's
explanation that she is consulting
an orthopedi.st because her heels
are out of line.
You'll never hepr It on the
screen, but Errol Flvnn's reading
of a line in "Against All Flags"
gives him the Mr. Blowup title
of the vear. In the script the line
read: "Fling yourselves Into the
fracas, boys fight vcur way to the
Washington Aids
CARE Activity
SEATTLE 11 Washington tol
residents contributed tl.237.6SB.12
for CARE packages of food and
other supplies to be sent overseas
the past six years. Northwest Di
rector Richard Trudeau rerjorted
Thursday.
Oregon and Idaho's rcsnectlve
amounts were $755,399.04 and 1200.-
ojz.ie.
Nationally, 11.000.000 CARE
packages were sent during the six
years to needy people In Europe,
the Near East and Asia.
KLAMATH FALLS.
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Mt how goad color borMO
nitl look In tool raomi...and
tho Slrlo Guldo Conpanloa
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SMUGGLING EXPECTED
SINGAPORE I Watch dealers
have Issued a warning that smug
gling of good quality watches into
the colony will follow the but in
imports to 24 per cent nf present
volume,,
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