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-V HERALD AND NEWS, KT.AMATH KALLS. 01-KflON MONDAY. An- ..t.a.a.t-. ' vir. mviuc 11 1U1TII VALLS. OREGON ' mImi" ""T'v B-JU Il ENTRY BLANK s .11 ' Vjft rew -ita - ? . Molar livening, np'u ftW U Theatre CBS IS Unt Itamtr ABC . fSlM OrfidUl, Nawa ABC . t:S Htnrr 1. IMloc ABC . T:45 CuMt Blar IM Arthur Oodfrtr CBS : Arthur OoJIrty CBS l: SuwttlM CBS 1:3. Pravitw al Tomorrow 0:45 Junior MIM CBS 1040 10 p.m. HMdllllM 10:15 Starlight Roof ABC 10:30 Bill's Bandstand 110 sum 0 Haws Summan - alttl SKn Oil .. KFLW liS Ke. PST . Tuesday, April I I -no garl Bird New 00 Alarm Clock Clu. . u sany bit , M IM luauua wttk an Opel Bible t Mm nawa. 1:18 Cbarlta'a Koundup T H Bob Camd ABC T:4S Bans Croclrrr ABC t.U BaMutt'. Saeoaa Cup Coma dub CBS (MS araakfast Clu. ABC . - (mmm Cull nilwalttam MOT 2 feorurettes """1 I Cartoon. Newt mm In1 Broadway'i Biggert Mod J MUBCUI m i r -i. mmm ETHEL MERMAN VERA-ELLEN GEORGE SANDERS n tur at mm . ? SELECTED SHORTS S-00 Belter Llvlnt S:30 Htltn Trent CBS 1:45 Our Gal Sunday CM 10:00 Chat JMntlay ABC 10:15 Ma Parkina CBS 10:30 Younf Dr. Malona CBS 10:45 Slop At Shop 10:55 WhUperlm Strjttt ABC 11 15 Parnr "aaao 11 JU nora V 115 Brlshter Day CJS 11-00 Moon .union .,--: Henna, farty CBS 'fS?h? ABC iltappan.,, CBI 1:30 sunaara a.-n. IT"-- J 00 Batty Crockar ABC OB Baaln Bntfi Lift Arthur God frjr CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3.00 Arthur Oeitm CBS 3:30 Cal Tinner ABC SSS B-1U CrockarABC tos Bobart 2. Uu Snow CBS 4:10 Hunt 4:lTed Malona ABC iSGtrTSErJ ABC 5:00 Ktwrt Murrow CBS Look to th S Sportt IWhllsnB S.-45 Frank Cola CBS 5:55 Horaatoam N 4 00 Jolionr Dollar CBS 5 30 Mr FTland Irma CM "S Kopla ara Funnj CBS loo Amirlcal Town MaatlnS ABC SflB LatGrifftth! ?awa ABC IT, StoVor SrS... O-hBC S 30 Mr. nd Mr. NorUl C85 10. 10 p-m. Hidlln 10:15 Slrt CTH ABC 10 JO Bill's Bandstud 11. -00 Sign Off N Suinmi7 U.-05 Sia Off EFJI-11M e. -rST Monday Ewnlnf. April 9m Gaumi Btattvr MBS &I5 KiMMtk ThMWr Quia i-jsi Arotuid Town Ntw JioSmTthmf Think Abil U Sam Kaj, Ntwt MBS U BUI Hmrj MBS 7:00 Tbt Falcon UBS V30 Hardy ranilr MB LTWta Oolt MBS S.30 Under Armt MBS 40 N-wtpajjtrof tha Afr DLBS t:iS Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS :30 Fcsuval of Walttaa t S Sports Final w- st c (Mm UnivlT UBS 10W Treasury VaxtiM MBS 10J0 Hawaii CU MBS 11:00 Nlffbt Owl Club KFJ1 UM Ke. 1ST Tuesday, AprU 7 9M SmriM Sarcnad 30 rarowra Jambore 45 Sotu of tha PiooMra rf0 Htmtofway Naw MBS T:15 BraalUaiS Gang MBS 7:30 Today'i Bt Buy t:4 Brcakfatt Nawa DLBS 7:51 First Edltjon Local Nawa StOO Ccil Brown MBS 5:15 Sanunr Kaya Orchastra 52S Holland Km Maws MBS . iX Breakfast Cant DLBS 5:45 Here'a J una Christy 5.-00 Netea from the Scooper 1:15 Maraoa from MlUata 9M Tex Bcnefce Show v-aM M-Hifa nt ktanhaltafi 10.-00 Newspaper of tha Aif DLBS 10:15 Tatla Tut DLBS 10:30 The Answer Man DLBS 10:45 A Vint to IaPolnte'i UM Ladles Fair MBS 1135 Sam Haraa News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBS 13:00 Ttps from Tha Town Shop 1X15 Noonday Newt 13:30 Best on Becord $ 13:45 Farm and Market Reports. 12:50 Klamath Notes 12.55 A Visit to Currln'i iroo jack aurKwooa anow ulm . 130 Lucky U Ranch DLBS tM Twa at S 2 X3 News MBS 2J0 Ricky ReQuett Time 3.-00 Northwest New DLBS 3:10 Wsrm-Up Time MBS SOS Game of the Day Whit Sea Vt Athleties MBS 3:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS L-oo Coffee with Katie 4:10 Music Box MBS 4:15 Xeminaway Hews MBS 430 Crt Maaeey time MBS 4.-4B Bam Hayea MBS svOO Sft Preston MBS i ; 5 30 Sky Klnt MBS ISA Cecil Brown MBS :0t Gabriel Heetter MBS '- ' , 0:15 Klamath Theatre Qua JO Around Town News : SosnahiBf t Think Ate! :5 sam Hayes a.M Bill Henry MBS f .-OS That F""nr- Guy MBS 7 JO The Affairs of Peter SalatB MBS 1:00 Hih AdTentura MBS JO Timber Trail :45 Heidelberg Harm onal res M Newspaper of the Air DLBS , -.15 Fulton Lewis MBS JO Magic Carpet :40 Sports Final a SA Tltua Moody Soeaka 10.-00 Count of Monte Criito DLBS ' 10:30 Bandsund. U.S. A. MBS 110 Night Owl Club UM Sign Off KCNO 871 Kc. PST Altoras, CaufarnU Tueaday, AprU 7 7 30 News 7:45 Farm Markets 1:00 Bulletin Board :15 Hollywood Serenadert I JO News, Mid Hon ung 33 Band Music :45 Harmony Shop S:00 Music With Your Meals SOS American Folk Music JO Broadway Farad 10:00 Newt 10:05 Sports 10:15 Club Meetings 10J0 Concert Time 10:45 Fiesta Time ll:oo western News la Brief U.-os up Commentary 11:10 Names in the News 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:55 Eddie Lamar 12:00 Sports Page 12.03 Lake County News 12:10 Moaoc county News 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 13:40 Under the Capitol Dome 13:45 Alger Theater . 13:55 Mystery Tune 1.-00 Lake County Agent 1:15 Pastoral Call 1 JO Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 2:00 News 2:05 Liatener't Choice SrOO News - Sports 3:10 According to the Record 3:15 Jan Garner 3:30 Meet the Band 3:45 Off the Beam 4:00 News 4:15 School Dayi 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 News 4:43 Serge Dupra Orch. 5:00 Sign Off Second Annua! Klamath Basin Hobby Show Sponsored By . , The YMCA and Klamath Falls 20-30 Club April 16-17-18, 1953 - at i YMCA Name . Address - Club or Organization . Phone -Age Class ... (Age Clarification: Adult, A. High and Junior High, B. Grammar School, C.) Kind of Entry . - Value of Entry Individuals must compete in own class WW: Clip out this blank, fill It out and mail or bring to YMCA, 722 Pine, Klamath Falls, Ore. Deadline for entry is 12 Noon, AprU 16. While 5peclal upervision will be maintained during tha show and every precauUon will be taJten lor the safety oi exhibit. It must be understood the owners are required to assume all rise, should any exhibit be damaged, tost or stolen. The committee will render all possible aid in recovery of same, but wiU not rtcognue any claim for payment of the value or portion thereof. Signed exhibitor Vet's Mailbag 3-D films Cause Major Upset In Hollywood Circle Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD ifl The movie industry today resembles toe Itf enaary Horseman wno leapea on his steed sod rode ott In ill directions. Much of (he confusion is caused by understandable disorder in an industry transition if a transition is taking place. But a great deal of it is the result of selfish thinking by the studios. Even close observers of the Bollywood scene are baiiled by the flood of announcements, claims and counterclaims on new-dim en- sional projects. The general public must be in a state of complete mystification. cinerama ... cinemascope ... Natural vision ... Metrovlsion ... Paravision ... These words have entered film language- in recent months, snd more are added each week. studios are not agreed on which system to use. 30tbCentury-Fox has thrown its entire future Into its own wide-screen process. Cine- isilNId:! i VZ TODAY! fflijttj 3A JAMES MASON f SMAMsr.' m earn lockhaki x t Mn . Cof Cartoon a Ntw, m "Bombordiir" leefc Wfcs't Uwtnlwf 0'Malley Gets Late Support rumuiD im tdo Oregon Prison Association said in a state ment Saturday that it deplored the manner in which Warden Virgil J. O'Malley was tired. 0'Malley was dismissed as hesd of the state penitentiary at Salem last Tuesday after three out-of-state wardens had filed a critical report with the State Board of Control. The "tiring without a bearing was too pre-emptory and may set an unwholesome precedent. Even In accused criminal Is entitled to a trial. The warden himself ahould have been given as fair treatment as is accorded his charges," the statement said. The association said, "conditions at the prison have been improving siowiy ana sreaauy," during o Mai ley's administration. The investigating wardens were "not familiar with the Oregon penitentiary and therefore could not measure the progress which nad been made in recent months,' uie ataiemenv saia. - " Open 6:00 Start 7:00 TUtS.-WEP. , shiKniw Wfiol Shi Had le Do! .Ijjajek ' Olorto""irw "I mascope. MOM using it also. War. ners snd RKO base their hopes on 3D gimmicks that require glasses. Columbia is only toying with 90. Paramount and Universal-Inter national are experimenting with both tD and wide-screen. In addi tion, MOM and Paramount are working on trick lenses which can project present films on wide screens. AU of which is natur-,1. In a sense, except that it ignores the theater operators. This is a grave situation, because the theater men are the crux of the whole situation. They are the ones who must spend thousands of dollars to convert their houses to use new systems. They can't act until they find out where the producers are going. They look to Hollywood for leader ship and see only confusion. This was spparent among the many exhibitors who in recent weeks have come here to look over developments. Texas show man R. J. O'Donnell put It In a nutshell when he said the great need is for an all-purpose screen. Chaos can continue for months unless Hollywood reaches some agreement. But which system? Each has some advantages. Meanwhile, production can slow to a standstill (It's getting there last), thousands ot studio workers will be out of work and theater business will be spotty because ot tne inability of exhibitors to screen ail types oi the new medium. The alternative is industry-wide unity, producers could get togeth er and decide which ayatem best combines economy with practical opera uon. Nearly W.OOO po-i-i-wea v....- ... ii,Mi HriMiidents or bene : flciiriea are receiving federal bene fits Ifom the veier.s uon under laws enacted bj uuf gress. tne va nas rci I Ardimr to the VA. O.MJ P--- Korea veterans are drawing com pensation lor oisaomiwa or aggravated uy service since June HT, 1W0. in addition, the VA has awarded compensation to M..I0 widows, children or dependent parents ou behalf ot IT.MI veterans whose deaths were due lo service since June . llttO. The VA also la making 10.MJ monthly payments lo beneficiaries ot veterans whose deaths were due to service since Jtuie , These payments are being made under the Servicemen's Indemnity Service Ufe Insurance or United Stales Oovernment Life Insurance. NSLI or USOLI payments have been or are being made lo 3SJI beneficiaries ot servicemen aim women who died In service since June 37. WO. Of the nearly 44.000 post-Korea disahled veterans, with compen sable disabilities, more than 3.000 are receiving vocational irinng In schools and colleges, on-the-job and on-tlie-larm under federal law. QUESTION OF THE WEEK o. It i lake the VA'a vocational counseling in connection with my Korean U.I. Dili training, uo . have to abide by the counselor's decision as lo what I should take? A. The VA counselor won't make any decision as to what you should study under the Korean O.I. Bill. Instead, the purpose of the entire counseling process Is lo help you understand your own aptitudes, In terests and abilities, so that you will be In a belter position to make up your own mind. EarlyTreatmentOf Cancer Recommended; Mown Common Disease Ground Morse Urges USPeaceMove WASHINGTON W Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon Sunday proposed that the U. N. offer to settle the Korean war prisoner issue oy reierring it to a live member committee. The committee would be made up of two members picked by the U. N., two by Russia and the fifth by Sweden. "Russia trusts Sweden." he said on tne nuu - Youth Wants Know" television program. neierriny 10 ttie recent peace moves made by Russia, Morse said, "We must proceed as if we can trust her Russia but keep on protecting ourself every Inch ot the way. "Let's meet her on the basis of the assumption that she has seen the error of her ways and tha new administration is trying to correct the errors of the Stalin adminis tration." He said the United States should exert more initiative In proposals tor peace. "In many parts of the world Russia has stolen the peace issue away from us so far as propaganda is concerned." he said He added that one of the great dangers facing the U. 8. was certain people who will try to weaken our defense." im going to vote for every dollar of expense needed lo keep vtu. uvicnni-s strong, - ne stated. Long Delay Seen For Portland TV PORTLAND Lfi II may be Iwo years defore another television sis uon Is operating in Portland Attorney Ben Fisher aald Saturday. FLsner. counsel lor kuw, ac applicant for a TV channel here, said It would be mid-June before hearings end in Washington. D. C, for the five Portland channels. Awards will not be announced until later In the year. Court appeals by losing appli cants could lake up another three to six months with construction of the new station adding another six montns, ne said. (Editor's .! la U H ' series el ankle, pnfn -"J leal eipetia lor The A-secte-ed bu. la aavaaerallM Willi I" Amrrlca fancer Heciely aa B" i L...I aanlre during April. . iu-., atmirel month Tualay'i writer la an allendlni aurjeen al Ihe Chief Head an Nk Kenrlce. Mreaerlat t'enler, New Yert.l By HAYK8 MAST1S. M. . It a' moulh cancer Is no larger than a man s inumo ine cnan- for permanent cure re twice aa good. In the average ot all caa. .a ihev are when Ihe growth haa exceeded these dimensionj. That'a the sum or . .n.piaiwa ai the Mem .rc.V.rc.n.er In New Alinougn it n '""a - " both by Ihe proiwion "" public thai early coinera for treat ment have the best chance against .... ...... of cancer, this haa ..neral statement of limned value because did not answer Ihe question: What la "jd on the "ihun.bn.ir teal, the following striking comparison n be made between Ihe chancel eJ permanent cur. ot lho have gone lo Ihe doctor, wne, in mm. has determined ," . Ihe growth and begun treatment Pope Holds Easter Rite VATICAN ClTf IJt Poo Plus XII received 10.000 Easter season pilgrims Monday, most ot them irom uermany and Scandinavia and some Irom America. Cheers greeted the pontiff as he was borne on his portable throne uirough several chambers ot the Apostolic Palace. Again and again the pope blessed various groups or bent down to touch one or snother ot the msny packsges ot religious nema ana relics Drought lor bis blessing. The oenedlctlonal ducal and tor. ai cnammrs ot the palace were packed. From his throne In the benediction hsll, the pope spoke orieiiy in six languages English, French. Spanish. Oerman. Portu guese and Italian, Later, he added a lew words in Dutch snd Danish. Most Italians left Rome Monday lor countryside and seashore, cele brating "Pasquetta" or Little Easter, holiday dedicated nn. marlly to eating snd drinking in country taverns. But the Vatican museums snd St. Peter's Basilica itself were packed with slow-moving lines of pilgrims and tourists from abrosd. In his annual Easter message Sunday, the pope warned the Christian world against discourage ment from the cold war's continu ance and urged it to draw fresh inspiration from the resurrection. Speaking for only six minutes to a vast audience ot some half a million people packed into St. Peter's souare. the pontiff de clared: "May the risen redeemer be, an example to you, He who ovrcame oeatn lorever." Operetta Set For Malin MAUN An operetta entitled "We're For America" will be pre .entM al the Maltn High School Oymnasium on Tuesday evening. April I II i o'clock. The operetta la under Ihe direc tion of Otorla Nandie and Don Mil ler and will have me loiiowins cast: Stan Miller. Pearl Otto man. Anlla Weber, Oary Cooper, Phyllis Johnson. Kathleen Wilson. Jerry Macken. Olenn Mteyskal. La Von Travis. Jim McVay. Stewart Hansel. Margaret Bhuman. Bev erly Martin and Barbara Salyers. The girls snd boys choruses wiU provide background mu-ic. "April In Paris" la the theme of this year's Junior-Senior Prom, which will be held oa April 10 al Ihe High School. Iha lea on naa esrva. appmalmately 4-elhs of an inch Hi diameter, and Ihe mueti group ot early ana Isle recipients of niedleal care: ror the lip: M per cent ot early coiners aie cuied aa againal 10 per cent of Ihe nil-". I'OUP! , Ihe longue: M per cent aa asaliwt M per cent: lloor ot mouihi M per eenl ctuilraaitKl wllh l per cinl; mucosa ot cheek: per cent aa against per cent: held and aoft ual.it: 7 per cent against II per cent; uma: V " agaliut M per cent: torull 0 per cent agaliut II per cent. The responsibility, Wen. real first wllh the uatieitt lo visit Ihe physician a soon a poaslble after the tirst aymptom l noticed. Any sore In ihe moulh thai doe not heal In approximately 10 dy. and any lump or area ot thicken ing which develoti wilhin Ihe nouih. aie anna which call lor prompt examination by doctor. Actually, in many Irulancea such flndinia indicate otilv some simple condition which can be easily treat ed and Hie tear that cancer may be preaenl la often entirely relieved by coim-elanl medical amlnaltan. Il la Ihe responsibility ot the doe. lor to make the rtiagiu-aia and be gin treatment a oort possible In Ihe caae ot a good patlenl combined with an alert doctor, Ihe chancea (or permanent cure ere excellent. On the other hand. II Ihe doctor (alls lo Irutllute treat ment in Ihe early atagea, the chancea lor cure diminish 11 the patlenl la alow In present, irut himself lor medical care, the doctor, no matter how akllltul ne may be, ot necessity la (really handicapped. "---- ! U H: f . . STAFS SOT. Uon? HOOA. 23. .7i Mn. I. J, leho.,, u now itgilonerj it 0 Teaei tlr bete -,i torn (Im her, leevt. Leonard ttd Ilea yeert In Mi m 71 K-e-eei AMIRICAN at rvm e HNbt-t fk H fee OrtmM Im I. In, it ""TIsHnuiMUiWtta Aberdeen Angus snow csA it RifUUrad rtmal-lt Balle Asm a) reeaaerr-a) reaMSM wllh Cakf al IMe kv Paetfle Ct Ansae Jlnarlatleei Jlbeedeea rer CaUle wrM KlaaHlh rule Bel IMS. r April 12-13. Klomoffc Fc5t, C LOOKS RIGHT! PRICED RIGHT! WEARS Mj Carpets by Steeds and Installations by KbawthFc: LUin by LEES One Held After Death In Fight ROSEBURO M Hnnalrf Partln was held in Jail here Mon day pending an investigation of the aeam BBiuroay night of William C. Kelly, 39. Coroner Al Powers said Kelly's wife told him her husband died after Partln atruck him. His head mi a aireei curb when he fell. one sain tne two men were rguing over a iraiiio Incident, Powers said. Kelly, a night foreman at the Roseburg Lumber Company, had suffered ft head Injury while work ing earlier In the evenine. pa-mh Machinists Back On Jet Motor Job CINCINNATI 11 Hundreds of TJAW-CIO and International Asso ciation of Machinists (ATX), who went on strike at Oeneral Elec trie's Jet engine plant at nearby Evandale three weeks sgo, sre bsck st work Monday, a company vmivipi Bays, .,. Foster, manager of em plWca Wrvice , fid plant,1 tt the gigantic Id a reporler'tha man ara produclnt Parts anrl wnrkin Jet engines." The company makes J-47 Jet en gines tor F-M Sabrejets and B-47 Intemcontlnental bombers lor the armca services, FOI80NED CATANIA, Italy UP) One worn an died and snother 40 persona were poisoned In this Sicilian city Sunday fter eating Easter past, rles. Three of the 4 were tsken to hospital in a serious condition, life 3mMk ii-T latx-.'rrrjrj.-r i , -sv I Yeu If it's if mil wearabilil y aad we haalraail lAk HorisoB. TUij CiieiWil erfoH yetkej teitured hirh talll pile, reflecu tail beauVj remmiareeia marie nuiilifeiai I'erfert ia aay mfk iwr;a woni foolnrinli aaa bard wear. Oaal wiile rao-e of cowl enhance any derar S ta aiorJeralclr ffi 13" s,. by LEES Lao. in lor a carpet lhat'l f..ki.l,l. A.K.tt" bill practical and modersleljr prierf aswiella'a (walker teilort il synonyavoaa wilK eareireo B4 (iealgriej lor eonlemporarjf -p Iradiliotial devotee . . . ' wool looped pile loomed mlf mood al today's tweedy urn) aa exciting group ol new turn effects. Practical? Yes, pi-! il in vour busleat room (or f realljf long war . . . ChandVI laprioadao right it 10 So. YA TERMS IF DESIRED F.r Flo.,, of Fin. Frnl,M,. ,M Fli Cov.rin,,, EXPERIENCED CRAFTSMEN on hand at Klamath Furnitur. t. "tailor fit" your carpet lo vourreomi. ara a tin, J . ..i. i ...... I ,, - - - vi vxrra ion wewi Kiting eomfort and baauly whan your Clfnai !a t i.ll- i a ... '.. ..' rw' n 'niiiiita vy Klamath Purflitur 221 Main 1.1 ' 1 I in a unmtune Hans Norlarid rhee t-UU. reported. Ante Insurants. f
