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IIIIK.M.II AND NKWS. KI.AMATI1 FALLS. OKftiON
Al'ltll, 2j
(Radio Jjoq
Appropriation Neededwll
rest uonwui in rorests
KPTW 14SI Re. PST
Thuradar Kvenlnjr, April 53
00 Tim for Lov CM
M Binf Crmh) Show Cflft
T 00 Th American War CM
7 30 Carroll Alrnit CBS
T XS U'inttnn rhurvhtlt TPS
a 00 Iff GnffilN Nl AUC
S tVi llerltac ABC
.! Hrora rVthy
00 MnI MUli CBS
a . lram of Mrdivin
tt Junior MIm
Play thes rkot arc
"Ceol-eait" on encj
feet in mH white
nylon math, nd
whir nylon mesh
no novy blue.
Matching handbags
1.99
Vocofien it n the
ir of our lev prict
... in white, b'9f
rod ond multi-color.
Foem rubber inner
olcs mokes Reeves
the most comfortable
of ell in white, block,
beige ond brow
combination oyster
whrte ond green
combination and red.
708 Main
10 W 10 pm )td1inj
10 1.1 Starlight K.W AUC
t0 JU Hillt Hatl.tU.Mid
It iV 5'fit tVt .m Summary
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Friday, April U
' 00 Farlv ttml Ni
03 Alarm Cl.vk Club
C 4. SaiU ll.Ut
6 4 r Mmutft uilh an Oem BibU
IW M - ItlfAhtAM ronton
T IS Charli' H.niTi.hip
7 Hob Uarrd A1U
7 40 ttfltv Crock vr A HO
T 45 HattT Rabbitl CBS
100 RrtakfaU Club AUC
iXI nner t.i tn
M Hrlrn Trtn CPS
9 U Our (lal Sunday CHS
10 00 Oat Hunll- AC
10 I A Ma Pnkim CHS
10 .M Voimt Di Malaria CBS
10 4.S Stop A Sh.ip
10 SS W hntf mi Sir" ABO
It IS l'rr Mnon OIK
H .V Neva IV-. CBS
11 45 lingular n.v ens
UiO Noon Ed Hum New
till Pa!. Su1valk Show
12 Turn ic Frieit.l Alii'
t Tha Bill Ring Show ARC
t Muvi-
1 ll Hapten Fvrv pav CBS
1 XI Marv Marram McKtida ABC
100 Bll .";vr SMC .
3 CVS Baain Brief ABO
2 IS Arthur t.odfr M
2 JO Hank Kmrv Show
3 .XI Arthur vi.'iifrr i.RS
J SO Ca) Tinnev ABC
3 V Blt Crwkrr A HO
4 rt) Women .va1 CBS
4 OA Kobl. 4 Lewi s:-ow OBS
4 :i jiitMii' w.-r: ns
4 15 Malone ABC
4 .10 Spin itli Wv:mi
4 43 When a Otrl V.arrtr ABC
5(rdwrl Murrow OBS
15 B A B Mcl.Hli Tun?
5MTod i Sport tltgntihu
5 U Frank C.ou OBS
3 V5 Momvlown Nrs
00 K.x-k.v Jordan CBS
6 JO Mr Cnamflon CBS
T Ovi C.il!tt T.ihU ABC
7 L Griffith. Ne ABC
SO0 Michael Srianr ABC
S .W Fun lor All ABC
00 Out Kamt ABC
M Concert of Favorite
10 00 10 em Headline
10:15 Stewart Craic ABC
10 45 Bill i Bandstand
II Sin Off Nw Summirr
11.04 Siia Off
XFJI 115 Kc. PST
Thursday Evening. .April 3
00 Gabriel Header MBS
C 13 Klamath Theater Uun Tim
50 Around Town Nw
40 Scmalhtnf to TMnk Aryul
Sa-n H'f-Ni UBS
C 33 B:ll Henry MBS
1 Cnmi Fi!e of Flamond UBS
7 Doctor Kiidar
S 00 Freedom ISA.
S .W Timtyr Trail
43 Heidelberg HarmenJire
l NfwiNper of 1M Air OLBS
19 Fulton Lewit Jr. MRS
V Magic Carrel
43 S porta Final
9 33 T.laa Moo.lx MB?
10-WCr.rne Fighter N!BS
!0 JO Mu:f f"r fe Prodi MBS
11 00 Night Owl Club
ll JO Sign Off
KFJI 1I5 Kc. rsT
Krtdat, .prll :i
I "ft 5u-tri Serenade
S X) Farmer'! Jan-bore
C 43 Son of th Pioneer
Klamath Falls, Ortgoo
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foeds t tlwii bst!
n. 6496 Far 0-d.n Ts Tal, 0u(
Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
MARVIN'S
HAT
SALE
Entire Stock of Hand Trimmed Hats
r r i r 1 1
Tor a Traction ot tneirwor
If you have waited; come now and reap the reward
All Spring Hats are drastically Reduced. You can
now have a new hat to match every ensemble. Hun
dreds of lovely hats to choose from. What ever you
have in mind to pay you'll find more for your money
here now at Marvin's Don't miss it !
th
$
Values from J4"
2,$3,$5
Dm ll O
up to 2T
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WIARD MEM OR TAL PARK il getting torn new equipment for the children's playground with
the addition of several more swings built by Ray Williams, left, of (he William. Sheet Metal
Woris, 2323 Wiard Street, who is donating the sturdy swings to the park. NInoteen of thcio
sw.ngs that are safe for children have already been installed and during warm weather are
never empty. Rex Coff. 2615 Wiard. contributed several of the swings last year. Harry Wiard.
park custodian, for whom the park is named I right) is painting the swings in bright colois.
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TOO Frank Hemingway Newt MB
7 13 Breakfatt liang UBS
7 .TO Ttvla Br.t Bit
7 43 Sam JU'ei S'imi MBS
7 M Firtt Edition Uval wi
100 Cecil Brown New, MUS
13 Svtrrluoixl Serenadeik
.3 Holland Engl Nt
I O llrrikKtt Gang MHS
43 V:.-ent 1 npr S-ow
00 N.'tea from l.i Sv'o.rr
4 n Pauli S:one Ml.S
W A tlat in Hollwood
t 43 Mimic of Manhattan
(0 00 New ipaper of the. Air MBS
10 15 Tello Tetl MBS
lt JO Your 4 v Show
10 43 A Vint to L!int"i
11 IX) I adie Fair MHS
11 13 Sam Hivet News MBS
11 TO Qucf for a Day MHS ,
tiOO T.p from the Town Sriop
II 13 Noonday Newa
11 30 Beit on Record
12 43 Farm and Market Report
13 50 Klamath Nntea
12 33 A Visit to Currin t
1 Oil Ja-k KifkNvi Sr.ow MBS
1 JO I-uca t; Ranch MHS
3 on Two at 1
: A Vw, !H
2 t Ri.-kt i Het) iet
.Itl NrthMeat Nrt tH.I'.S
J I't W ar-ri-L p T.-e 5'B
3 13 Gave of t.lr T - Philartrlphi
at B.-.fn MPS
3 M CaiT'.-l Scoreboard MBS
4 Oil '.ifte witn Ksti
4 10 Mmic n,' MHS
4 13 Frank llemingwav Nei MBS
4 ) Curt Maatey Tim MHS
4 U 5ri lla -e New MHS
3X ngs of th B Ulr R MBS
3 30 V, Ho Bill Hichok MHS
3 53 Cenl Brown New MBS
Oi Gal'riel H-aMer MBS
tS Klamatn Theatre Quit Tim
5 W) Around Town New
40 Something to TrttnK About
4 Sam - MBS
35 B II Hen-v MHS
7 i lffi-;al l)ete.-tii e
7 J Citco Kid DLBS
(too John str-ie Adventurer MBS
10 Music Halt MBS
mi Ne paper ..f .t Air DLBS
15 Jlion Lewi Jr MBS
II Life it Worth Living MBS
0 V5 Tltui Mo-wty MHS
10 OJ Proudly W e Hail
10 .TO Fn-hjnted Hmir MBS
1100 N grt Owl Rcquaat llffll
ll jo Min uit
Jan Musician Turns To
Dreams Of Classical Work
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Pianist UporRp ShpjriiiK thinks
m. He's pUmune to hup up a
..Uv'CP.slul t.trprr in thrnlrr ami
niRhi clubs and h4r . fhnc at
thru l.i bpcotur n )a
iPuiittkPil thp pmnil.
H "I KUC.'.a it was
Iazuir.v5."
tmi'-U'tan '
uiKi i. now
a lonn u
It was a lot in rf iiiAktiu; i
a living. Hp bPcaniP a tup mutt, j
emu aim airnnKT It) Kiitfiaiirl illir
Ihr r.nwt-rt hulls J'"1. " pinuo piav
it won t li.tppp (or anothpr Wlff
Gasp at its SPECTACLE!
Glow to its ROMANCE!
Howl at its LAUGHS!
KCNO 371 Kr. PST
Alturas, California
iTtdav, April Zi
7 TO Stri
7 4' Farm Market!
S 00 Bulletin U"rd
1 3 HtHijwood kcrcnadera
I 10 Newt-Mid Morriiflg
I 15 Band Mtnir ,
S 43 Harmony Snop
mi Muir with Vour MeaU
IS American Fnla Muaic
J0 Murr.uig Meiodiaa
in no Newt
10 03 Sp-.rlj
to 13 Club Meet :n ft
10 30 C"ncr. Tim
10 43 Tun I'd In Health
1100 Weaern Nw in Br:f
11 03 t P L'ommntrr
11 10 Name in th Nwe
11 15 Arrant n Mel"!
11 .10 Mutiril Houndup
11 35 F.dfH Lamar
12 00 S porta fag
HuSI.ak Criuniy Nwi
12 10 M'-d' County Newa
13 13 World Newt Rounduf.
12 10 Parai of Hits
12 i t'nder trie Capitol Doma
12 45 Alger Tr.atr
12 53 M iterv Tane
1 00 Soil Con. Dtal.
1 15 Pajt iral fall
1 10 Organ Mood
1 45 Mei-lr Club
V Nfwi
3 09 I.titener'l Choir
3 on Nwi-Sporta
3 10 Atcordiig to th eror1
S 13 Jan Oarrr
.1 TO Meet n Ban4
3 45 Man riom Dial
4 00 Newi
4 15 r'allir.f All F.ihcrmin
4 SO Pop Previa
4 40 New i
4 43 Hen Savard Orrh.
5 00 Sign Oft
n.r- io nave six or mtvpii concerto.
under my ftn)cr:it bdore I start
m "
Each n:;ht alter pUxitu- with
aiA quur.fi beiore hep au(l:piups.
he fciuilir cl-vuical conipositiotiN.
He leads them tn Hraiilp. since
he has been blind since he uaa a
few weeks old.
"I d like to go into setnlretire-ment.-'
he told uie over luiu-h. ' I
have a nice home in Krntlewood.
N- J . but I only .see it aixnit twu
months a year. I would like to
pend more time there. gomR out
on concert dates (or lour or Uc
months of the year.
"I Plan to do the kind of program
I have been clonic- at the Ka-.tman
School of Mumc at HochPMer,
N. Y.. for the past two year!
ic .scnooi was kuu eimi.L-h tn
imvite us to appear wttti the ym- i
Phony orcheatr.1, Km though we
,).ay a form of prtt;re..sive jar..
itr uinicsra piavs the fir.
half of the program, and X join
tt m a concerto. Then the quintet
and I take over mr some i-irlv
solid pieces like 'How H,Kn the
Moon.' I was surprised to and the
audiences hijrhly appreciative -
Knfrii.ih-born Khf.uins would be
returninjf to a Jove he left at the
an of 16.
'-. "I stopped studvimr the classics
Irrigation Not
So Good In f53
Clock Switch
Change Eyed
PORTLAND '.n Manv railroad,
but and ft'r line schedules in the
, iac if ic Northwe;,t will chane (o
; conform with daylight avinjr time
; wiicn much of the nation makes
the clock switch Sunday.
A number of Northwest busing
frrns alj.o propose to make the
(switch by cnanginu the worit day
to start pn hour earlier.
! Stale law prescribes standard
time lor Oregon and Wshinion.
i Al Olynipia came a propoal to
meet that by having the City Com
mission adopt Mountain .Standard
Time.
' Western find United Air Unes
said their fhnhls from Caliiornia
to Oregon points would be an hour
earlier. Flmhts east from Portland
and Seattle will be on -.tandard
time until they reach Chicago.
' Southern Pacific railroad and
bus lines operating on the Coa .t
ah.o plan lo move Oregon sched
ules up an hour.
Latent of busing firms announc
ing plans to start the day an hour
earlier urn three auto p;irts firms
in Bend, Ore,
"Tills hounls like a publicity
story, but it's (rue we met m an
air laul .shelter." he relitted. "A
son i pluRK-er anl I used to play
lour -handed pmno in the bar.
ntent of the YMCA durtiitf .Mid-,.
My wije happened to come (heir
too. I was very shy, 3,1 t had
someone ehe her for a date
with me. Wiihl months later, we
were married. " They have an 11
year-old daughter, Wrmly Ann.
Sliearlnn . vi.Mlcd the l!. H jn
19i6. (hen came here on ihe quota
in 11M7. He ha.s alike taken out
his Urst cltlzeihip paper i HlA
main adju.itment to this country
was in meals. He roniinueiJ ml-
tug; the big iHJondav mpal of tnr
Knltsh. but al.vi had a bij; evening
menl. as Americans do. H.s weiiiht
rose to 105.
"I either had to diet or Kei a
semicircular piano.' he said "So
I look o( bo pound laiicely by
self.driual.'
The recording atwl tall" frankly
on his blindnes-t when asked, but
oihprwtse do.sn'l mention it.
T refer to it as little as pos.
sible, e.-.pecially in public." he
said. T want to rpI hv as a hu
man betiiK. not as a blind person
As wiUi all blind peoplr. hp finds
that his other :.ense are sharp
curd, particularly hi.s hearliu;.
"My licariHK is the aamo as oth
er people's but Its potential is not
dulled by ihe sense of sight. Thus
I tin usually ense the approarh
'f an obstacle, surh as n lamp
pi'.t or a parked car, when I am
walking; on a street alone.
The only times when 1 cannot
do this are when I nm walkitiK
with rubber heels nenr heavy
traffic or in thick snow."
ShAw'a great
tlrama of pagan
Kome.l.ten ti mr
greater on tho
oreen:
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VICTOR MATURE
ROBERT NEWTON
MAURICE EVANS
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WAfiHINOTON 'Pi The Arl
culturf.' Uepiirtinent Thursday de
.scribed irriittion water prospects
(or the Western Slates this year
ar. "much le;.s nromi.slnK" than on
lnr:l 1 1 ().V I
Thr? annual spring forecast of ; To Be Closed
tho Sol Con-ervHtmn Service snuj i WAM.A WAILA
Hoiiihrrn and OMral Nfvarta nnd
pnrt.s of Arizona arc facing par
ticularly mrnatoninir walcr uhort-an'-.'i.
Below normal snow cover And
stream flow, .short reservoir ntor
fie and dry .soils were cited In
the water outlook report.
The report In based on snow
survev.s made during the winter
bv the Soil Conservation .Service
and cooperating federal and slate
a';ncies.
Dairy Products
Contracts Given
BKA'ITI.K ifi f.'nnlmctn for
dairy products In the amount of
$153000 have been awarded four
Norihwert concerns. Ihe Navy re
ported here Wednesday.
Klt-sap Dairymen's Association
of Bremerton Kot one contract lor
t42,5O0; IflKhlnnd-Paclflc Dairy,
Inc., Mt. V'-rnon, another for 35.
000; a third went to Larson Dairy
Co., Astoria, Ore., for SH5.SW) and
the fourth to Arden Farms Co.,
Bealtlc, for 195,000.
Ves, M's "lallnr made" In fit vim
nhen vit insure uilh Hint Nnr
land, (M Tine Hi.
McNory Dam Gates
.P 1 Armv
engineers planned lo bejjw closinj
(rates a' Ihe powerhouse of McNarv
Dam Thursday afternoon, an opera
lion that will create a reservoir
behind Ihe dam In the Columbia
River.
Late Friday water may bein to
flow over the spillway and by
Saturday noon the lake is expected
to be hiKh enough to put the nav.r
tion lock Into operation.
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