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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY. APRii, PACE TWO IlICUAI.n AND NKWS. Kl.AMATH KAI.I.S. OKKCON Duke Ellington To Bring Dance Band To Klamath By W ALLACE MYERS I before what la prob.ibly the most Tva een and heard whiteman i learned music audience I n the work but I've never been that i world. lurkv with Ellington an I'm looking ! FHmslon took nl forward to this commit Tucrdav ; band to the Metropolitan Oix'ia evening- In glowing anticipation. ."age In New Ojk .-cored a great Paul whiteman and Duke Elling- ence. His annual concert in Car- Church Holds Annual Meet MERRILL Tie 13th Annua) Deanery conference of the Con lralemity of Christian Doctrine in the Diocese of Baker. u held at St. Ausu.stine-5 Parish Hall. Tucs day. John Degnaa was presiding otfirer. During- the niornir.. pansji unit report uere heard from Chilo quin, Klamath rail. Lakeview. and Merrill. The Rev. Cornelius O'Connor, Holy Cross Church. Tulelake. pave the keynolc ad dress, '-Parish Religious Distfus tlona Clubs Challer.g-e Adults." Then followed talks by Confra ternity members from ChilCHjum. Klamath Falls and Lakcview on meinods of leaching religion, teaching children to live their iailii. and the objectives of the Confraternity of Christ-aa Doc trine. The Rev. William S. Store. Diocesan director of the confra ternity from Baker, demonstrated adult discussion club procedure. 1 Most Rev. Francis P. Leipzig. D.D., closed the mornmc session -with remarks on the Golden Years 1903-1953 of the Baker Diocese. Lunch was served at noon m the recreation hail by '-he VFW Aux-llury. The high school youth rally atarted at 1:15 p.m. It s theme was -Vital Problems of Modern i Youth," with the Rev. Raymond ' Beard, diocesan youth director, and pastor of St. Joseph Church, . y.-cewate.-. presiding. Panel pjr CcipanLs were Dwight Soucrs. u Eanne Ravizra. Chiloqum; Louts i Taucner. .tarlene Ebmger. Kiam- , tta Falls: Mary Ann Guidi. Jerr-1 Jarvis, Sacred Heart Academy: I Aricne Clark. James Lynch. Lake- j view; and Rosemary d'Keefe and f Clifford Honeycutt, Merrill. More than 250 attended the con-1 lerence. Sponsors of the confer-' ence were the following: the Very Rev. T. P. Casey, the Rev. Harold ' J. Buckley. S.J . Sacred Hear. Church, Kiamath Fails: the Rev. ' Robert E. Kennedy. Our Ladv of Ml. Carmel Church. Chilooum: ! the Rev. James OConnor and the Rev. Charles Oormley, St. Patrick Church. Lakeview: and the Rev. John Pnelan, and the Rev. Patrick Lunnam, St. Aug-jstice's Church. Merrill. Jar., true arV, occupying a ' luckv cnou" 10 classical niche all Its own. , J ., ..,., i.i,,.. i ",y VT.S'.eJc? '27 b.M Tu J m.cdV, 1 Pnu"m"bcfoe 41 " regular program be repeated tn her " Its entiretv as an encore. And that , '1' , . .,T,n In?- ........ i.; i .i,.. I"1 t "fiJ lo be a tnnlling i.-, it-t"u " ........ ... I'lencc and his men did Rha.wdr m Blue, ' Vlhnf.:cil; u curn,y on tour of i iv nation to mark lh Stiver Jubilee of Ins advert into the pop ular nutsic world. Since he made his bow at the Con en Club :n New York back in 19-7, ruke has compoxni and a r rn np ed nun . be rs ;hat have Me.idily crown m muMc sreatnes. Many critic say Ellins tiM. is so t.ir ahead of h:s time that some of his old numbers Mill havp not won their full reclaim . i From th;s rrpertrr's viewpoint there has never been a more thor oughly en;oyab'e disc cut than : Finnstou's 'Sophisticated Lady." 1 Other favorites o( mine are ' R'.ivz Dm Boils. 'Mood .ndtio. ' "Take the A Tram." "Sohiucc." and " B'.av'k and Tan K.tn:.:;?. Ellington and his men are boms brought here bv Baldy Evan. T V Morse Breaks Talkfesf Mark WASHINGTON .P Sen. Wayn? ; Morse ilnd-Ore) became the new cham? of the Senate marathon u:kers a: 6:04 a. m. today. In an iron-man performance to i drainaure the fi?!;i apam.u the bill to establish s:ate ownership of ' the cil-nch submerged coaatal lands, he besan spot'eh a. 11:40 a. nt. yesterday and was still gom; earlv today. Tl:e uiry fcenator. 51, admitted ly weary bu; giv.n no hint oi quitting,' hunc up a r.cw Senate record by t;'!t;n: his wav past marks that had been set by the late Rober; LaFollette Sr. and Huey Lone. LaFoiietc. Wisconsin Procre sive. held the Senate floor for 13 hours. 1'3 minutes in 1908 in a bat tle over a currency bilL but nu merous time-consumir.ii: quorum, calls cu. several hours o.'f his speakir.e time. Second only to LaFollete w-as Lon the Louisiana Km;:isli. He se; the mark of 15 hours 35 minutes in 1335 with a debate over a Na tional Industrial Recovery exten sion b:ll. PLENTY OF SKILL went Into the baking of cakoi and pies during compeStion at the 4-H Fair. Here two Keno girls. Darleen Scherer and Joyce Farmer, put their all into baking a delicacy. , vv-wtj i t-i . 4-1 'Awt (Radii) oq Saturday Cvenitifr, Apiil '.'S BOO SiH'lHtU-jl.l IttiMtim A UC 15 l.t lio To Town 4a Wor.li nt I.it I'M NMiih i lit Sltjiiinvk Aht t .10 Mr Ktn i fll 6 00 Th Unc llicr AC 11 J. t int Siinuii . a mi i;.n Aim ens U tut lUm-tnaj rrt 9 00 lit ni. lUaUltiift 10:l IVum-ln l'rtv AUC to aa mti-i nmuuii4 , 11 M sign iH( ,Nt tMrniMarv U.tM Kiavi Od KFLU'MftS Re. PST SunLt, April td TOO CrtiH-rrl Mull tlrMi tf w ait t..9 iiiimiii t ns I -Hi l.i.t A I if Hour A lie tl U l iiAih'ti lo Lriit!f i ns a 4(1 l -h ji tttwt IMA Xuatl I i nt I TS lit l. 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I'ST Mnn.Uv, April 37 I Ho' .'t SI- I 'Mil I Ml I .10 It .l Sini ii afnti I'jimfr i Jai,iIii Sinn t.f th funir. I llrmiii) - .S i aIIIS llrr aM fal ilang Mtt.S t.hiv i iuii mm Itiraf4-l Nrui II1.IIK Fid I rait ion i Nwi (rill lltntvri MUS S.rrlo.nl Sri.-i.'ru I'-.inr.i i:i(if ?!. Mns Mit-Aftlait lltiif MHS V.ttkriil l.nv Mtui JI 1 4 l 4 111 4 1.1 4 tl 4 tH ft IHI A HI .1 VI (Ml n w 40 4 ss I mi 1 w IM n to a mi is V Ht a 4 lit mi lit in 1 1 mi II HI t'aml artu-vltoni'it MHS I'.iflta UHIl Kt Mikii' Mils l'iiniiNr rf Ml' I in I Mawy Tim Mis Hum IUin, N MJ1S niiiy nMou Mns Wtl.l Hill II U huh MM Ta.ll rtiowit MltS l.alirlal llatli MWI Klatiiam titti Uii Ati'Hitil Town h Koitiflhinf lo ThIMk Ahflul Haul lltiti. Na Itill llnfv Ml rt.'n miis llaulr ramllv Ul lliu l I MM ('Hilar Atretl MM NMiair nf the Air DI M rulliHt Vrl Jr MM .tit al ..f WalliM l(lU rini iiu MtwHli Ml ll.ii.H ( all MIIS Vtantiitv Vattmai MM Hi i ii ii if MNO 7 Re. tHT SiiitiUy, April 38 Allur, California i t.i in .1 ku ( ii;. Spring Storms Rip Nation 5 vwursmirjBrrm mmmm m FREED ALBANY, Ore. :f John Bob Surgill. 37. won freedom from a murder charge here Friday alter a Circuit Court Jury deliberated more than 21 hours. By a 10-2 vole, the jury acquitted him of the slaying o! Lot Hushes Gllmore on Feb. 7. He had been accused of clubbinr GUmore to dea-.h while a hobo-jungie drinking pree tm noinf cn. ! HAVING A GOOD TIME for fhemtelvet at th. 4-H Fair the other morning wera Sally and Diann. Walei, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. William Wales. Looks like they wer. planning on using some of this recreational equipment this coming summer. Klamath Basin Shrubs And Plants To Be Collected LISTEN TO THE Choral Symphony under the Direction of DR. FRANK BLACK SUNDAY 7:15 P.M. KFLW brought lo you by your CADILLAC DEALER Bv The Associated Pre Spring storms boih rain f r.d snow whipped over wide areai of th mid-continent, todar. ! i Pleasant weather w reported ; in mo5t other sccticw of the coun-j trv. However, wet weather ap-1 pcared htaded lor Northeastern state.. ! Heaviest snowfalls wers tn Northern NorLh DakotA with fails , ranein? up to 13 inches at Milton. There also was snow in part of South Dakota, Nebraska and M:n- neota. t ' rnilectmn of native piant.i and the Nature Society is launching Et.-or.? winds resulted in drii.in? (hrubs of .c Klamath Ba.Mii u this drive to collect a.i rxienMvely 5now in frome areas :n ozUl D'1" ' beinr in tde bv t.'ie Nature Soc:riv a poble throughout the Klarn kota, blocking roads and disrup,- f the Kiftma:h Region under the ath Basm. mc communications. 'direction of R'l'r-ci Penp.Ulv.1 The success of such an under- Thunderstorms axd f hovers hit CRa:rmaa cr the Herbarium Com- tskir.ff is dependent upon the num the Mississippi Valley and Great mi..e j ber 0f people participating and Lakes reeion. Rainfall in Late v, nr fof and -q the Sivietv icit ih bm n( Charles. La . m the last 24 hours reror.:cd the need of a local every one in the Klamath Ba.vin) measured more than 3 incnes. herbarium wnere jpectmens of the ' who in interested to make comrl Falls of around 2 inches were 'tnat..e plants can be kpt for the; buttons to the herbarium codec ported in sections of Arkansas, ) aiancc of peop'.e interested in tion. Information as to the program Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas. : the fCTA 0f ttie Kiamath Ba.Mn. ' can be obtained from Mr. Pen- There has ben no intensive brvsin sallv nt the Fremont School or by wide rr;lfc',:on in the botanical calljr.Jt Kdith McLeod, M290j or, ield thoujrh tere has been ex-j Naomi French. i4a4. tensive collections made by timer ror tho.se people wno wou'd like? Jaycees Cancel Horace Heidt Show Because of ur.fore.-een circumstance- the well-known Horace He.dt Show scheduled for an ap pearance here this Spring has ben canceled, according to Leo Mw stfd nromotlon chairman. At- App!f;ite and Mrs. Small. Applcirate rollec'rd and pub- IlheH lits of pbr.ts for Lake Park and the Modoc Lava Bed-; while Small collected cen erailv ever the rccion. Tne work to learn about the art of co!l-ctinR plants, instruction In the field will Crater be available from the botanists of th Nature Soeietv on the first fpnnc. Bird Watching and Wild Flower, Trip: to be held Sundav, T irt i j -4.;ms 7 ts i ii ill..- . 7 .;. m i .etc a Jk Urn v Atir notour .Mm hiit-Ki civs 9 H Tht Wliiittrr 1 H.S IS iHI it) p m IU,lt1i! 10 l Momiav M-niiHj !nthri aC 10 .it rhithai monli ktmrtimij Dun 1!IS U.-QO S n Off KKMV M:. Kr. rsi Minila. April ?J S rr rir.l Nr oa Aarm cuv t.ub M Ti0 Mmiit An vpn Bib. 9 1 IS t'hJili Roumtup i .10 Hob (..mcftul AtK 7 iO Pm CroOr AMC 1 U lUflMti s- onj Cup el Cof Club ens. 10 Xttadi.l Club ARC 9 i"! li He Amwim.-eU 0 y iVfkoii ens 9 .M ,hip( lit Nuioii ens O Allan Mji vjI 10 O) Crtl Hiirlio AH 10 IS Ptrry M.ton i llj 10 Nr Pi CHS lit . Si.ip A .ST.tp 10 U Wniiptrinc Sir!' A!IC 11 13 HniMir iUy l HS II . Itrlon i'rrnl ( IIS II 4., (lur (111 .S-iridav I PS 12 CO Nvtn tjifi -n .wt IS IS P ! S.dl Snw 12 O T ;r I., 4 frtrn:! i ' ' ' ICO .tl Rm Stio ABU 1 II r(.'-:ir C-:rr- US 1 ;0 Miry Vrcrrt M--llnd ABC 3 01 Hfiir rr.H( AUC 3 M llaim Britfl 1 11 Annur CodfroT I'M 2 .10 Man' Itenrv Show a OO ttom-n't Newlpjfc CnS 3 OA It llipixnt Ktrr-r U CPS 3 10 Jinui W..klv CHS .1 M Cjl 1inny AMC 3 M ll-liv Crokfr Alir I .to n xtn a ilttl til 4 IS Td Ma1-na AIIO 4 "i Sp' it Wm : 5 0(1 rCHirrf M'trrnw CPS .S IS II A II Mrlraly T:H r S JO TMt i T.p-ifi ll.nl 1M1 s i T?-i r..n ens S IS Hometown Na-. a L:t Ki'lio 'inrU CIS 7 no l.i. I.o. ! na;.i:f AT' Til Ui Griffith. Sw arc Tjoi'tnrv j. raior Ant 7 4A Gut Star a in Sturi'n ens 8 10 (ioUrey 1 IMIvnt 5-niita CRS TTi Advenl'irtr A K' " t IO Prrvtrw n( T"n'mtti' M Junior Mitt ri'.S 10 on in p m Hurflu 10 n D MOrry A l' 10 M Bill Raniliiard 11 ) S n Oi( Summary 11 OS 8in Off Rrjl USA Kr. MT Salunlar Lvrninc, April 25 04 Around Tnn-Nwi t IS Klamath Ti.aaUr Wuit IO AiitmblT nf lituf 7 OO Chuck Martm and hi Doa J!0 Kianijtn '.impu Miur ft Cnllraj Thoin MDS a UimlMfdoland. f. ft. A IHS ft eg .s m.ns t II l'ul Crter Dl.fW ft m ol an-l li;n . l.ih MM M Cnl Hro-n Coin.TfnUrr MBS lOWTk A Numbr MB.N 10 V) Virginia nrn Dance MFIS 11 on Nifht o-l Club 11 30 Sixn Off KfJI 115 Kr. PST Sunday. April 24 l Y.'lMfj of Raaitnf a VI Bar, tn Cod Ut.R too Kadio Hihi c:- Mill 30 Youl.i koldrt fr Lnml t 43 M utr nf Manhattan 10 00 Nvwapaprr of tha Air DI.BI 10 15 I'd I j I Cirtrr 1)1. 1) 10 W l.uthvran Hour MUX 11 00 r ran It aV rrnt DI.R 11:11 Land vt Tt-t Yrtm MIIS 11 .10 Mii'ir 1)1. US II 4.1 I'-irthr utiir ntry Dl.ns J2WiNm DUIS 13 1.1 Hill runn)fifhm Dl.ns 13.10 Cnmie Wkiv Man 1 I.'i Vmic Ro'.h I 1 JO 7r' Search thai titvtr Cndt MRS , . II i " - i i j ! i: n 1 i . v 1 u s II VI 1 I M Mini.1 nf Maiilintlan N.-,,..i,.i ..f thf A'r UlJtS TIU. Trit HI. US Ansr Man HI 11 A Vi-ut In l.al'iunlvt I a.:..-, rjli- tl .s A Vii.l In Cm tin Wirn f.r (). MHS Nima natult Ntooula f It'll on R.'id r arm anil Mtrhft San.'ti Klamatu Not A ( i iirrm Jafk K irk MI'H 1 ti.ky I' Ranrh MHS 7 W I 4 II It .O t a n it a (A ID l Woild Ni Roundup Cntt: I" a Sky CaU ai Kt-iinat Nm. Ilaxd Muilf 3 w Tu at 1 ; n in, ) .1 'Ht Wtr J 04 r l J n 1 W 13 V I OA I ii 3 3 iO .1 Wl mum la. . IhattaiitRik j i Mils Miniitrial lro(t am Chut Hi lltiretiM Mm if fr auinlar Nwi, C.tUnf ah Dilvtri Call fi'i ma .tti liman Nn i Hand Cn,il in ir Hk t on. il tltll hi-., ti l'it I f tVuiitr Nfwi Vi Id Ni Kotindup 1ai a f Iht t'ndvr ! t ii I W.I IKim A Hr Thaati M trv Tun tup Trn Tunaa ,uH Ktar Nw . Iha r4ip Art f t i ad nf Mit t)i a ma N a rnoitiall Nruia TrouilU Ka It ait Nni ri,'U'UtUti irlta of lh famoua l'p Mil I'raviaw 4 In M.w,. 4 48 I'lM nuiil ii, i v, n..'!1"""- fIH.,ai. T 4A rami Matfc.i. i a,,,..,,,, ,;r; M.,i, l M." i" V'""t 1.1 CM N.., '1,,, V, f. v U III M.hI., , '' II 1.1 W,, (,,",. " U !.,.. .IM,."1"""" u i ii.,,,., , ;' i".. , . II VI Mi.i.ry th. I i i'..i,.i , ,!, m, iS'i'V". M .'Sfcir ;;:.:."" a l Airnrdi;. i. Ih. -5 IS J-n uan'tr ' 3 0 Wrft h fiiHri 3 ttm.m iimj;"4 4 on N, 4 is Minn- t, J " ;.p I-,..,..'" w ( DO S,i III) D""- V l-.lrr l J Ilia yrrr Ih-ii , H V..rUndjruoK, riiH Ti uinj UT NATURAL VISION fuw a MtM a kU ... IVa I JbW m wa Maf.( 'MiaU I i f all NtU M ralf,..! 3 OlMlNjlONI Mi layw ft, A aO IUt fa 4- tl Ififfci ) (. aa t4M OCTTHI rh4 aw ala fa aWal fa pai ti'I f ia Mrcaaf J DIU! CR BWA11A DEVIL STACK-BRITTONBRUCE TA7 Sal. 4 Sun. CaMlauouf All Day! Daen Opan 12 )0 a.m. Waa D.ri 4 a.m. Adullt tOc, Claaaaa 1 0. T.I.I 1.00. KH,40, SI.ioi 10. T.I.I SOc. a. i j 1 r i i in vbmpmpp mil'. .. . . , 11 .1 .111 ir ki of Small hns never ben pub-( April 25. The caravan starts from! tempts will be made to return It at i Jjshod hrr n-anurcnpt and collec- the Chamber of Commerce Build later date, Mori-tad said today The show has been sponsored fcr several years by the Javcee. I.o t:clte. ale had been started when the word cf change of plans reached here. DANCING 9 TO SYNC HALAAS TRIO SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Also May 2-9-16-23 18 Miles South on Highway 97 Fine CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS Famous Col-Ore Pheasant, Chicken and Prawns Bring the whole Family For SUNDAY DINNER . tion of plant1, i in the hands of the injr at 7 a.m. for the Link Tliver Klamath Historical Society. Moore Park, Lakeshore Drive and Thr Mature i-ocictv han the list Upper Klamath Lake. This frroup of Applexatc and Small to build expects to be at the Moore Park upon, however, the-e lis t.i are far viewpoint overlooking Upper from beint; complete and there arc 'Klamath Lake at 9 a m. no preserved hpecinicn.s of the ; plants readay available for study; iinrj comparj.von. Now the npnnit collectint; sea'.on at hand ;,o For News of the Klamath Basin y f Hear Today's News On KFJI 7:53 A.M. Morning Newj 12:15 P.M. Noonday Now 6:30 P.M. Evening Newi ram Car Smacked By Freight A E. Macarlri'V, 202S Irrov. titlnrp(l a B'hrd fmgrr about. 7.40 Friday rvanlng: whn a Wcyar hUTr TlmbT Company tar hf! was driving wan atruck by a South ern Pacific train at Dorrlj. Ma cartney said a salesman riding with him was uninjured. S. P. official. aaid the train wan a local freight which wni doing some awltchlnif. The frelithl enKlnc was backing up. pushlnK a gon dola. 'Die railway car struck the Weyerhaeuser automobile in the middle of the crossing and shoved It down the track some 0 feel. Macartney was not hospitalized. He returned to his home after a doctor had sewn up his lacerated finger. New Pastor Takes Over In Tulelake TUI.EMKP: The ftev. Francis E. Broyl's has taken the pastorate of the Baptist Extension Church at Tulelake. This church meets In the t.cglon Hall temporarily and Is under the direction of the First Baptist Church of Klamath Falls. This group has been conducting Us meetings alnce the first Sunday of January. Broylcs came here from West wood Calif where he led In the establishment nf a church which, now ha 7s members. He l a native of Alabama and Is a grad-l na'e nf the New Orleans Baptist j Theological seminary. Storti7:15 a.m. Starts SUNDAY BEYOND THE LAW This Gun Y(ps the Law! FIRE POWER! Irt tfit handf of . finhtlng manl t ftmllS THAXTIIt DAVID UN m UIHt RECKltSS UttKS Of THE FOREIGN Utmi THIS IS THE GREAT ADVENTURE! Show Ticken Starts At 10:30 1 You 5w2, . lurci . RICHARD COKK ARLENE DAW - AKIM TAMIIOff WOT STARTS SUNOAT EU6S BUNNY W 1 Iff ... 7 'Wotcr, Wotor Every Horo' V , I -JJ tffl A. UXSI No. 2 TOM & JERRY N- TOM Mou0 - I sW W VhwW I u-tt"1-11"' hit! i I liMi "KILL THE IB ii yUMPIRE-ll