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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Batareay Snalng, Afril II
10 Pelicans Bdcit
IS Let's Go To Team
k-jo avlanee laiwr ABC
:U Wocde at Life
. :08 Moody Choral;
. t:M MrTlKOMl CM
8:00 The Lane Miutl ABC
8:35 Newi 8ummary
erne Gene Auur cn
rOO Danclns Parly
' 8:30 Shrine Dance
MM 18 p m. Headltae
10:11 U. 8, Army Ben
lade Bill's Bandaun
11:08 lua on Man uauaerj
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KFLW 14M Ke. -Mt
Sunday, April M
' Bee Salt Lake City Taoeraaela CBI
8: SRl UI. Hou. ABC
1 BOO calvary I" Imaa
:li Invitation to Learning CBS
8:40 Local Kw
1:49 Stuart Craig CBS
10:08 Sunday Ne Spatial ABC
10:15 Tha Great rraud ABC
10: National Voapora ABC
11 TO rtrtl PreabJ tartan Church,
line CkrUHan In Aclloa ABC ,
It) Old raaklonad Beelvel Hour ABC
I Vote 1 mtUKTAMM
1:30 Graataat Story ABC
3 Of Hour of Daclaioa ABC
SJd Hollywood Barn Dance CBS
. Hollywood Story CBS :
:2S Local New
. 4:30 Amoa Andy
100 Bakar'a Thaatar of Stan CBS
l.JU CBS Meweroom CBS
8:00 Radio Hall of Tame CBS
f 30 Walter Wlnchall ABC
Ml Taylor Grant ABC
T ot Caacadlns Rhythm .
' T;ll Cadillac Choral Symphony CBS
Tie Tha WBlatler CBS
. I N Our Mlaa Brooke CBS
1:30 My Uttla Marja.CBS
at sdear Barm cbs .
M Jack Benny CBS
18:08 10 pa. Heedltne; .
11 11 Monday Moralnd Heedllnee ABC
1U0 phllharmoami Syatphoay Ores
CBS ' .
SIM Sim Off Nawa Suauury
1HI Slf Oft
KTLW Itt Kb Ml '
;, - Monday, April I
: Barly Bird Nawa
88 Alarm Clock Cluk
Ml rivV MlauMe with An Open Blbla
' in newa - eireaaias wiiwi
1:11 Char U 'a Boundup
TM Bob Garrad ABC
T.-41 Babbttt'a Second Cup a Cotfaa
1 -at Braakfaat Cluk ABC
tm Better Lrrtni
8:30 Helen Trent CBS .
:U Oar Gal Sunday CBS
MM Chat Huntley ABC
10:11 Ma Perains CBS
10:30 Young Or. M alone CBS
10:41 Stop at Shop
1139 Whispering streets ABC
11:15 Perry Mason CBS
14:30 Kara Drake CBS
11:4 Brtjhter. Day CBS
18.-88 Noon Bdrtlon Nawa
12:11 Payleaa Sidewalk Show
12:30 Turn to a Friend ABC
IM Tha BUI BUS Show ABC
1:11 Kiutc Fill
MS It Haptens Brery Day CBS
, IM Mary Marcaret McBrlda ABC
l og Betty Crocker ABC
. SM Basin Brief!
I ts Arthur Godfrey CBS
SM Hank Henry Show
- 3:45 House Party CBS
SM Arthur Godfrey CBS
SM Cal Tlnney ABC
SM Betty Crocker ABC
4M Women's Newadeak CBS
4M Robert Q Lewis CBS
' 8:18 Jimmy Wakely CBS
4:11 Ted Maloae ABC .
4M Spin with Wynne
4 49 When A Girl MarrMa ABC .
SM Edward Murrow CBS
8:13 BIB Melody Time
1.30 Today'! Sports HifhlisMa
8:41 Frank Gees CBS ,
8:31 Hometown Newa
4:00 Lux Radio Theatre CBS
. 7:00 The Lone Ranfer ABC
19 la Griffith. News ABC i
, 108 Henry J. Taylor ABC,
' :v7:45Gueet Star i,,
8M Arthur Godfrey CBS
8:30 Oodfrey'a Talent ScauU CBS
SM Itinpanaa ' CBS i
SM Playlet of Tomorrow
8:49 Junior Mlaa CBS
10M 10 p.m. Headline
10:11 StarUfM Roof ABC
lo:ao stma rurwistana
11M Sign Off Newa
Kkmath Ftlto, OrtfM
AMERICAN CHINESE
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ft. 449 For 0r4.fi To JmU Out
Ban Lee, iqr.
ENJOY tha pleasure of se
lecting from a grand array
of colon and stylos da
signed for sviry occasion
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or waifs In Nylon olagaiKo
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VAN ORMAN'S
527 Main '
Klamath Falls
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U:Cglfn Off
KFJI 11M Kc.o rST
Saturday Evenlnr, April U
40 Around Town Net
:15 KLtmth ThMlcr Quit ;
Antmblr of God Hour
ti Chuck Martin and hti Bojt
t:M Klamatb ..mpl Hour
:00 Collef Choin MBS
Lombardoland, U. S. A. MBS
:O0 News DLBS
Paul Carter DLBS
8:30 Monica Whaler. DLBS
an n.-u riMhufri MRS'
:5S Cecil Brown Commentary UBS
10;00 Movt Quit MBS
10:30 Virginia Barn Dane MBS -
110 Night Owls Club
11:30 Sign Ott
KFJI USi Ke. rST
Sundy, April 19
00 Wings et Reallna
:30 Back to God DLBS
00 Hadio Bible Cla B
t:M Youth Soldiers far Cbrlii
: Music of Msnhatun
lOflO Newipaper of the Air DLBI
10:18 Paul Carter DLBS
10; Lutheran Hour MBS
11.-00 Prank Earnest DLBS
11:15 Land of The rrta MBS
11:30 Muie DLBS ,
11:45 Pacific Documentary DLBS
13.-00 News DLBS
11:13 Bill Cunningham DLBS
1X:30 Comic Weekly Man
1:00 Lannv Rom MBS
1-18. SJnel. V.v Hnth ' -
1:30 The Search that Never Knda
MBS
1:59 News MBS
1:00 Tha Shadow MBS .
1:30 True Detective MBS
3:00 Nick Carter MBS
3:25 News MBS
3:30 Squad Room MBS
4:00 Bam Dance MBS
4:30 Music by Cloulier
5:00 Hour of Charm
5:30 Klamath Musical Arts Council
5:55 Local News
:00 Jimmy Tidier .
:1S Klamath Theatre Quit
7:00 Dear Margy, It's Murder MBS
T:35 Hall of Fantasy MBS
7:55 News DLBS m-
AO Twenty Questions ftfBS
:30 True or False MBS
1:00 Newspaper of tha Air DLBS
a. m nna nvKaert r-st MRS
9:30 Chicago Theater of the AIR MBS
10:30 Louren oz uie au
U.-OQ Sign Ott
KFJI UN Ke. FST
. Monday, April 29
:0B Sunrise Serenade
:30 Fanner's Jamboree
6:45 Sons of The Pioneers
T Hemingway News MBS
7.15 Breakfast Gang MBS
T:30 Today's Best Buys
7:45 Breakfast News DLBS
7:55 First Edition Local News
M0 Cecil Brown MBS
8:15 Sweetwood Sereniders
33 Hollard Engle New MBS
SJ0 Breairiast Gang MBS ,
8:45 Vincent Lopez Show
9:00 Notes from the Scooper
:15 Singing Americana
9:30 Date in Hollywood
Mii.ii riF Manhattan
10.-00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10:15 TeUo Test DLBS
10:30 Answer Man DLBS
10:45 A Visit to LaPointes
11.00 Ladies Fair MBS
11:35 A Visit to Currin
11.30 Queen for a Day MBS
13.-00 Name Bands
I'j.tat Nwtni Nn
1230 Best en Record
12:45 Farm and Market Reports
12:50 KiamaTn nows
12:33 A Visit to Currin's
'1:00 Jaca Kirxwooa
1 JO Lucky U Ranch MBS
2.-00 Two at 2
235 News MBS
2:30 Bickys Request
3:00 Warm-up Time MBS
3:05 Game of the Day Brooklyn a
Pittsburgh MBS
3:55 Camel scoreboard MBS
4:00 Coffee With Katie
4:10 Music Box MBS
4:15 Hemingway News MBS
4:30 Curt Massoty Time MBS
-4:45 Sam Hayea, News MBS
5:00 Bobby Benson MBS
5:30 Wild BUI Hickok MBS
5.55 Cecil Brown MBS
a:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS -:is
Klamath Theatre Quia
J Around Town Newa
:40 Something to Think About
:4S Sam Hayea, News MBS y
:55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 The Falcon MBS 1
7:30 Hardy Family .
:09 Let George Do It KM
1:30 Under Arrest MBS
'9:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS .
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 Festival of Waltzes
9:45 Sports Final
9:55 Titus Moody MBS
10:00 Hawaii Calls MBS
10:30 Treasury Varieties UBS
11:00 Night Owl Club
U.30 Sign off
KCNO 571 Kc. FST
Sunday, April 19 . . .
AUuras, California
7:30 World News Roundup
7:45 Chape! In the Sky ,
8:15 Calvary Echoes
:30 News. Band Music
:4S Variety Soiree
:15 Ministerial Program
9:30 Church Directory
9:45 Music for Sunday
10:00 News, Calling All Drivers Csll-
fomia Sportsman
10:15 Navy Band
10:30 Chanel in tha Skv
11:00 Concert Hall .
12:00 Sporte Page .
IT'S TIME FOR
WEDGE - EASE
ENJOY the finer feolutei
of much higher-priced linci
in thcaa frond Trim Trad
wedgiei . . cushioned
heels, orch-aidl and inwtci
for perfect walking com
fort ...... finer qualify ma
terials crafted to merif your
opprovol and give you bef
tar than overage service.
11 M Lake County Newt
12:10 Modoe County Newt
12:15 World News Roundup
12:30 Pared of lilts
13:40 Under the Capitol Dome
12:43 Alger Theatre
12:53 Mystery Tune
1:00 Top Ten Tuntt
1:45 Guest Star
3:00 News, tha People Act
S:30 Rrrand of Mercy. Drama
3:00 News, Football Scores
3:15 Proudly We Hail
3:45 News Roundup
40 Favorites of tha Famous
4:30 Pop Hit Preview
4:40 News.
4:45 Coconut Grov Orch.
00 Sign Off
Monday, April 20
t AHaraa, California
Y:30 Newa
7:45 Farm MarkeU
00 BuUetin Board
:1S Hollywood Sereniders
8:30 Mid Morning News, MuiU
:45 Harmony Shop
AO Musie with your Meals
9:13 American Folk Music
9:30 Morning Melodies
lOrtO News, Snorts
10:15 Club Meetings
10:30 Concert Tim
10:45 Fiesta Time
1140 News, Commentary
11:15 Accent on Melody
11:30 Musical Roundup
11:45 Eddie Lamar
12:00 Sports Page
12:05 Lake County New
13:10 Modoe County News
12:15 World News Roundup
12:30 Parade of Hits .
12:40 Under the Capitol Dome
12:45 Alger Theatre
12:35 Mystery Tun
1:00 Modoe Farm Advisor
1:15 Pastoral Csll
1:30 Organ Moods c
1:45 Melody Club 1
3:00 News
2:05 Listener's Choice
3:00 Nws-SporU
3:10 According to the Record
3:15 Jan Garber
3:30 Meet the Band
3:45 Dining Sisters
4:00 News
4:15 Music of Day Gone By
4:30 Pop Prvlw
4:40 News.
4:45 Ren Savard Orch.
8.-00 Sign Off
ThetaRho
Confab Held
MERRILL The district conven
tion of Theta Rho is being held
here today with delegates from
Klamath Falls and Lakeview to be
present with Merrill lot the after
noon sessions and dance.
Registration starts at 10 a m. and
the business session opens at 1
p.m. with Betty Kottoff. Merrill as
convention chairman. Roberta
Wade, Klamath Palls is co-chairman.
Tnetn Rho new ottlcers are Mar
tha Beaslv. Dresident; Connie Mac
Reeves, vice president and Yvonne
Conner, junior past president.
B e r n i c e Mccracken. Klam
ath Palls, member of the Theta
Rho state board will pay her om-
cial visit.
The, Merrill Rebekahs will serve
a banquet in the IOOF vHll, at
S p.m. and a dance in the hall will
end the convention. About 120 girls
will attend.
Chest Plans
Board Meeting
A Board of Directors meeting ol
the Klamath County Community
coest win be'fleia April 23, 7:30
p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce.
Because interest has been
aroused In Klamath County about
a United Fund Drive, the Commun
ity Chest is taking the initiative
to investigate the possibilities of
such a drive. All members and
officers of fund raising campaigns,
such as the American Red Cross,
Cancer Society, Heart Society and
National Polio Foundation are In
vited to attend this meeting.
Harold.Ashley, Community Chest
secretary, attended the Oregon
State United Fund and Chest Con-
lerence in .Salem this week. He
will give a report on information
he derived at the conference in re
gard to the prospects of a United
Drive in Klamath County.
Any person who has contributed
$1 or more to the Community Chest
is a member of the chest and is
lnvltied to attend this meeting.
Fire, Aula, Casualty Insurance
that fits yon like a glove ran be had
from Hans Norland, 627 Fine St.
Phone 2-2515.
MITCH'S Grocery
OPEN SUNDAYS
7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
7 Days a Week
9th and Lincoln Ph. 2-2676
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SATURDAY. APRIL 18 and 25
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Fine CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS
Famous Cal-Ore Pheasant-, Chicken
and Prawns
SPECIAL -SUNDAYS
CHOICE PRIME ROAST BEEF
Lou!s Lyon, Malin, Goes
To Spud Meeting; Tells
OfTalksVithFarmBoss
Kara Tft Benson, Secretary of
Agriculture, and K, J. Peters,
Wasco. Calif., President of the Na
tionsl Potato Council, heard the
problems of potato growers and
recommendations (or industry im
provement during three-day meet
ings called oy peters, April 0, 8,
and 10 at the request or Benson.
Representing the Oregon and Title-take
area, were Louis Lyon, Ma
lin, Director of the National Po
lata Council and Ben Davidson,
Redmond, Administrator of tile
Oregon Potato Commission.
The Notional Potato council rep
resents the majority of the Irish
potato producers in the United
States. There was a good cross
section of representatives from
each of the producing areas at
the meeting.
Secretary Benson, according to
Lyon and Davidson, is willing' to
meet with agriculture and industry
srouns and to seriously consider
suggestions -mado to him for
study.
Boih local delegates were im
pressed with his sincerity, his
grasp of tho problems presented,
his desire to streamline the top
heavy Department of Agriculture
and the determination of his top
staff members to cooperate with
the needs and desires of each and
every commodity industry group
and work out mutual problems
confronting them today.
In order to best lace me Obli
gations before him, the Secretary
plana meetings in the months
ahead with every sroun in the
country that has either a national
or a state organisation.
The desire to work out policies
that would be instrumental in ben
efiting the agriculture Industries
witnout overouraening admin
istrative costs is very apparent,
Lyon stated.
Recommendations made by the
National Council to the secretary
Fred Allen, Jack Benny
Feud Still Going Strong
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (D-The feud that
launched a thousand quips is still
going strong after 18 years.
Fred Alien ana jack Benny nave
been mining pay dirt from their
alleged. dulike for each other for
nearly twq decades, and the end
is not in sight. The comics will
continue' their tiff when they ap
pear on Benny's TV show Sunday.
It will mark their first TV ap
pearance together.
I dropped In at CBS for the
first reading of the show.
Allen was there when I arrived.
He looked as pleasantly sour as
ever, Blnce health is the prime
lopio among, 'iK comics, 1 asxeo
him how he felt. . .
"Prettyi good," said the Boston
wit, who suffered a relapse In his
battle with health a few months
ago. He was forced to give up
his proposed TV quis show to
Herb Shriner. Allen indicated he
would resume the helm . of the
show next fall.
'It's a quiz-type show." he ex
plained. "It's not the comedy' kind
of show that is killing comedians.
You don't have the lines to mem
orize or the machines to contend
with. The machines have taken
over the comedy business. They'd
better watch out if the actors ever
get control again."
Allen was kidding about his cur
rent estate. "This shows you how
far I have fallen," he remarked.
'I used to have my own show
and was on a par with Mr. Benny.
Now I'm working for hlml"
Despite nis own comments. Al
len is the envy of his fellow com
ics. He has been playing tne guest
star circuit and raking in much
moola without the headache of
having his own show. Allen
claimed, however,' that he was
merely the middleman In the trans
fer of the 'checks to the U. 8.
Treasury.
How long has he known Benny?
"About 30 years," he remarked.
The origin of their feud? He
couldn't remember. "I'd have to
consult my files," he said.
Benny breezed in, accompanied
by his three writers' and others.
He and Allen exchanged greetings
that would Indicate their feud is
only script-deep. They posed for a
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on Highway 97
for his study and consideration,
included a request that potato pro
ducers be advised to revise prosent
plans for holding the 1953 acrengo
plantings at last leason's level
which will result In over.produc
tlon and to substantially decrease
this, year's acreage planting.
Other recommendations In
eluded Improvement of quality
through better marketing prac
tices, mora extoaitve research
and education In production, mar
keting, and utilisation; re-cstab
llshment of the Potato Division
of the USDA dissolved two years
ago; appointment of a Potato III'
dustry Advisory Committee at the
earliest possible time; review of
all present U.S. Potato grades
and tho study of the feasibility ot
establishing a National Ornde
Labeling Act for potatoes from the
producer to the consumer level,
wnue we Klamath Basin and
Idaho districts are far ahead of
other potato producing areas as
far as grades are concerned, Lyon
pointed .out that there Is a 1 1 1 1
plenty of room for Improvement.
Passage of the EUcnder and
Mclnttre Bills, already passed by
both, Houses of Congress and now
on Secretary Benson's desk for his
signature, was also recommended.
Representatives also asked tor
definite schedule of allowable de
preciation on all agricultural cap
ital investment exclusive of farm
lands.
Tho National potato Council reo
istered opposition to the type of
ptjtato program which ended with
uie isou crop.
The potato nroduccrs have
pledged wholehearted support to,
and cooperation with, the USDA
In all future plans to Insure con
sumers of the country an ample
supply of good quality Irish po
tatoes at a price favorable and
fair to both producers and con
sumers.
photo together, and Allen men
tioned that he would have to rent
a clarinet for their TV show.
"I don't usually carry my clari
net from coast to coast, hoping
someone will ask me to play,"
he commented.
Benny played his role 1.1 the
stingy comic to the hilt: "Well,
don't rent one until we find out
if we really need it In the show."
I dutifully asked Benny bow he
felt. "Fine," he replied. Illness
forced him to cancel a telecast
six weeks ago.
Benny had a better memory on
the feud's origin.
, ','It .was 18 years ago," he re
called. Allen had a boy prodigy
on his show, and the kid played
The Bee.' Allen made a slighting
remark about my violin playing.
I answered him back on my show
and that started it."
Mobile Dental
Unit Shown
A fully equipped mobile dental
unit first of its kind in the Klam
ath area is being Introduced to the
public this weekend and Monday
by Dr. Boyd Spraguc and his as
sociates, Dr. James Helner, Dr.
Lester Brookshire and Dr. Harold
CBtmuIl.
The impressive, modern trailer
dental office, now on display and
open for inspection at 1435 East
Main Is complete with heat, hot
water, X-ray, dental chair and In
struments. It will be moved to vi
cinities making a request for the
service and will be manned In turn
by the corps of dentists. .
It will be pulled by a 1953 OMC
one-ton, 12 passenger truck which
will also carry the generator for
the electrical appliances. The Unit
also has Us own water reservoir
and pumping system to complete
the self sustaining.
The X-ray is of European manu
facture. In addition to the business ven
ture the unit will be used during
the winter months and during va
cation periods as missionary den
tal unit and will visit missionary
homes for children upon request.
Ths unit Is the outgrowth of
months of planning and study. Over
a year ago, Dr. sprague, while at
tending a Church Conference in
Lebanon, heard of the need for mis
sionary dental work at missions in
Cottonwood, Arizona, and Fair
banks, Alaska, presented by the
Conservative, Baptist Horns . Mis
sionary Society. v
The head of the society in Chi
cago, Dr. Rufus Jones, confirmed
the need and the plan was set In
motion to secure the mobile unit.
The public Is invited to visit the
unit through Monday.
want quick curry sauce for
shrimp? simply add curry pow
der to condensed canned celery
ouuli, mime wnn a mile bouillon,
and heat,
CURB SERVICE-1
Or At The Counter
Enjoy 'HOTCAKES'
Served At All Houri :
Open 8 a.m. 1 1 p.m.
2241 So. 6th
TIK-TOK
BASIN
' ... l' .i rn, inuratmrmt eel
ucatlon classes at- Fremont School
auditorium Monday evening, 7:30
i p.m.
Dance Touliht-at KC Hall,
to 1, Muslo by Cioveii.
Luncheon Meeting will be held
ss.,..rie.. .iiaii t tha Wlnoma Ho
tel by the Klamath County rami
Bureau women,
First r-MO Habre-to be deliv
ered In the Northwest, has ar.
rived at McChord Air Force Base,
Waih., to augment present all
weather tet intereentor aircraft In
...i.t.n, the. Jl.ttnn,. I'ariar-DI'OntUl
observer warning yiem 111 opci-
atlon.
Tlmetalilm-of nearly all US
.lt.ll,,... mllAtlt lrtonl
SL'iiuuuiuu i.,".v.-, ..... . -.. -
times 111 arrival and departure in-
lorniauon ior me ihm m
mi .nAnPMlttn t Uernlrl Crarv.
vice presldtml-salcs, United Alt
Linos. It will enable travelers to
determine correct local times ol
ttt..i. ntt rliMtrtitre. whotlior
daylight or standard tlmo, without
having to oonvert ivom ono 10
.th., unrrnfnrfl. airline hUVO
used standard time exclusively,
i.mmin Kale at Masonic
Temple, April 3t-W. will be spon
nored bv the White shrine. Call
4153 tor pickup.
arvtw u'ill hrnarieaat hlahllhts
of the Moody Blblo Instlluto Chor
ale Saturday night at i p.m. inn
is the choral goup which
fj.atiiM.,1 1-naKt.tn.f-naat ovor CBS
on the Easter Sunrise lervice
from Hollywood Bowl.
vie.i rhllil Mr. anrl Mrs. Mel-
vln Hayes, Rte. 3 Box 411, be.
came parents ol a oeugnwr,
cedes Jen, ,born at Klamath Val
ley Hospital, April t. welshing 1
nnnnri. A.a. mnirea. arandnarents
are Mr. and Mrs. Oeorte Wheel
er, of Klamath rails, and Mr. ana
Mrs. F. B. Hayes of Umatilla.
vu. RrtHinUiAii Hallock chief
ranger at Crater Lake National
Park, accompanied by Ranger M.
ur.pH tart Inrinv Mr Mniint Rain.
ier National Park to attend the
regional flra school. '
Andrew Loner Jr director of
music education in the Klamath
Palls public schools, will be In
Kllensburg this weekend to Judge
the Central Washington contest.
The following Saturday he will be
in Vancouver conducting a select
festival band of ISO pieces chosen
from the high schools In Southwest
Washington.
Bonanza The Parents and Pat.
rons Club will meet at the school
April 37, with Mrs. Olive Fraloy'i
second grade presenting the pro
gram. There will be election of
officers.
Ranger Ray Knox In charge ol
National Monument, left today for
the 1053 regional fire school at
(Mount Rainier National Park.
Going Heme Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McBrlde and son and Mr. and
Mrs. William McBrlde left recent
ly for their homes at Amarlllo,
Weather
Western nrMnn n-.,.u..i
rain Saturday night. Bhowera and
partial clearing Sunday. Little tern-
DeratUre chanoe ttlnh. hnih
95 to 65. Low Saturday night 31 to
a. winas on coast southerly to
southeasterly 10 to 30 miles an
hour, becominir v.etjritt i. t t
. ., . au
Sunday.
Eastern Oregon Thickening
cloudiness Ratitrriau Mint., ...111.
casional rain rin-in. th .1.1.1
oiiuwcis ana cooler aunaay with
partial clearing during afternoon.
Low Saturday nlch, 9. tn a ui-t.
Sunday so to to.
orants Pass and Vicinity
Cloudy Saturday. Occasional rain
Saturday night. Partly sunny with
widely scattered showers Sunday.
High Saturday 63. Low Saturday
uisiii. a. nign aunoay no.
Coos Bav Area nlniut.. a.t...
day. Occasional rain Saturday
..sin. r-aruy sunny Bunaay. south
easterly winds of 10 to 30 miles an
hour at the bar Saturday, becom
ing westerly n 10 no Saturday
night and Sunday. High Saturday
58. Low Raturriav nlo-ht aa ui.h
Sunday 56. '
normern California Fair
through Saturday night, Cloudy
fitindAV With Ifaht rain oii.u.i..
- -..,, ui.Kviy
warmer over Interior Friday.
ymus on coast nortnwest 10-30
miles an hour, except southerly
winds north of Fort Bragg.
By The Associated Press
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Saturday
Mas. Mln. firrin
Baker S3 2 .04
Eugene 63 37 ni
La Orande 42 29 ,10
Lakeview " 49 35 ,02
Mcdford 67 35 .04
Newport 67 43
North Bend 67 43
Ontario , , ' . 40 ' 36 ,16
Pendleton 56 42 .10
Portland Airport 63 41
Roseburg 60 38 ,01
Salem ' 63 38 T
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Policona Show
Broadcast Planned
Top performers of last night's
Pelicans TV preview Presented at
Mill's auditorium to an enthusias
tic audience by KUHS radio speech
students and other talent will be
broadoast on station KFLW at 6
p.m. tonight,
The muslcol show will Include
several numbers,
Dcnelce Kenyon and Don Drake
will emcee the show which was
directed, by Charles Woodhousc,
Boise ' 60 33
Chicago 39 31
Denver 1 37
Eureka 66 44
Los Angeles 66 62
New York 60 4.1
Red Blulf 65 48
San Francisco 63 46
Seattle 59 40
Spokane ' '; : 60 ' 43
BRIEFS
Tex., niter several days' vloll with
!i,ii uncle Lee McDrlde. end
an' N Ninth. Also r-
turning to Amarlllo wa Mrs, Ray
Oullllllllit, Mrs, Leo Mcunua e m
ler.
Turner Ralph'i Oun Shop has
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canon addressed to Lawrence and
Olttdys Tiirnor, ai urn anon an-jh-.i.
sum flnutli Sixth Street.
Lawrence and Oladyi Turner are
unknown at mo gun ani'. -
they reside hero are Invited to
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Official VUU Pythian Sliten
WUiema Tempie iu, iivi.. in...
In In lOOf Hall, Monday, 8:30, In
Nnila Grlndo, Bllverton. A !''
ncr ior her will be wrved at the
Pelican Ofo. Formal rea and
all members pluming lo attend
0.30.
Meetlng-The TlumWe Club of
... Wnnrixrutt Will
meet Wednesday, April II, at
p m. at the homo r Mrs. Elaine
Couk, IBH Mamnnlta Street. Mn.
Vlvuin Floepko will bo co-hoitesa.
All members and friends are In
vited. Flay "Jciiney Kissed Me."
.. ... u.u vnrk rivic Drama
h the bui-
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moil and Proiesalonal Women
Club will be presented Wodnciday,
April 33. p in. In Mills echool
audliorlum. Title Is the third
and last of three plays presented
, i h auilri durum the winter
and spring aonson.
Party Mrel Hlih echool senior
girls will be entertained Monday
nlRht at a dessert, 1 p.m. at the
Willard Hotel by the Buslneas and
Protciwional Women's Club. This
la the annual pitrly far graduating
Bin. Two hundred invitations
havo been sent out. There will be
a style show by the Town Shop,
niiisio by the Sacred Heart String
Etu.tFinuio nna a vucai suiu ur
Connie Hunt. Co-chairman will be
Ueulah Elliott and Wanda Elliott.
nctlrr-Nina W. Currier, !UJ
Pine wished friends to know the
Is again home after a serious Ill
ness and that recent x-rayt show
that the back Injury Is only a minor
fracture but site will be confined
and will welcome friends.
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"Hunters Holiday" 1
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