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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 19a You Hear All About Actors Except How They Work By BOB THOMAS y HOlWrWjjopjft-Spw do actors You -re4. boul everything else concerning actors except how they reiUy do tlieix ' worlc. This Is a question .1 dhicussed.'wlth Victor The largeilaci' (rora ! iLoulsvllle, Ky., is the first to disclaim any acting prowess on his own part. "I'm no actor and I've got the reviews to prove It," be says. But he's being modest. He proved with "Kiss of Death" that he was capable of some- expert emoting. And when the new Olne- m d 1 1 1 1 1 d M POORS PUN :3Q P.M. WTA ' 'STEWART WORIH' GRANGER I! 4 CHARLES LAUGHTON 'JMVOOM CrfHAtOKKS . . W gWNft Umkt SCHTMfZ SHOWT8-CARTOON-NEWS Teehnteolol full-length film ' 'A Qm Is Crowned' H THURSDAY! H DOOR 9 OPEN 6;SO P.M. HI ENDS TONIGHT! POWELL - r-rtw GRANGER SUUTOWIGfRl THE BRIGHTEST STARS on the Mui leal Horizon InalrlllisntHseeineisHltl r 1 ' H .S5-e.SlV i 1 Ell ROSEMARY CLOONEY MMiUlW.UiitilWn; SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS MMKilil On O... Mi .J6;30 PrH-Tl NOW SHOWING! r Carmen MIRANDA Us Ghouls. APDI0 pINCCNT lor-tz I ef077 OUR NIXT ATTRACTION mo - ' vim MURRAY-RALSTON EUR17IND TO JAVA mascope process was unveiled, the hit of the show was a huge closeup from ,"The Robe," in which Vic wordlessly reacted to the sight of Christ on the cross. If the rest of his performance measures up to that scene, he could even end up in the Oscar running. .. - Vic Is now starring In the sequel, called "The Story of Demetrius." He was dressed In the scanty tunic wntch such epics require. Vic didn't seem to mind. He has dis played his legs in almost as many pictures as Betty Crable. Our discussion brought out the fact that' there are two kinds of actors: The - technicians and the emotional actors. Of course, most performers are a combination ol the two, but they generally lean vo one or the outer. The' technician knows all the tricks of acting; he remains out side the character he plays, en dowing it with all his skill. The emotional actor jumps ngnt in ana becomes the character be is play lna. "I'm an emotional actor," Ma' ture admitted. "When I'm doing scene, i really believe it. I live the part as; long as I'm. In the scene. When I started out at the Pasadena Playhouse, I really went jvei-ooard, -: ,'., ' . - "I put myself so much Into the characters that I actually would become dizzy on the stage during a highly emotional scene. Finally, some of the experienced hands took me aside 'and told me to let up. They knew I'd become a wreck a i remained so intense. '- Vlo said he admires such tech. nlcians as Richard Widmark and James Cagney, who apparently cun adopt a more external- an. proach to acting. But Vlo said the omy ining ne Knows Is to get In there and make believe. ' ' ." "That's why it's better if I have iew attractions," - ne remarked "When I'm all wound im lit rir.. mane scene I can't think about anything else. I can't kid with the director or anythlmr like that t, got to have things appear as much lias real me as possible. LikewfKH th halt., ti , , ,uc actors I'm with, the better the perform- u i-m playing with a fine actor like Richard Burton I do better than usual. But if I'm with some actor whn .t mo mica, i nv Jiaoie to stink. It's Mho. ...I. " --um Dcner your oppo nent U. U.,,-.. .. ' ... M.0 ucwr juiii- game.; ? , I I -I Katyn Foresf Action Shelved WASHINGTON (fl At tha quest 01 tne state Department, the House Foreign Affairs Committee has decided to shelve a resolution asmng tne united Nations to start action against Russia for the 1041 mass murders in the Katyn Forest By a vote of 19 to 4, the commit-' tes nas voted not to" take mi ir resolution introduced earlv :ihi year oy tep. Madden (D-Ind). Madden headed a soecial committee In the last Congress that Investigated the mass murder of an estimated 10,000 Polish of flcera In Poland's Katyn Forest. The committee blamed Russia for the atrocity. Russia has blamed tne uerman Nazis... The State Department's were given to the Foreign Affairs Committee in a letter front Thurs ton a. Morion, assistant secretary. Morton said "no useful purpose would be served by further action by the Congress on this subject," and added that the worle of the Madden committee would continue to be "an extremely valuable part of the campaign - of truth ... to present to the world a vivid and accurate p 1 a t u r e of Soviet tyranny." ' . , .- RED TRADE STUDYING? HONO KONQ Wl The Com- munlst newspaper Wen Wal Pao reported Wednesday a 17-memtaer British trade mission arrived In Canton by train June 13 enroute to Pelping. The mission, represent ing several British and Hong Kong firms, said it planned to study trade possibilities with Red China. OPEN 7:00 P.M. KJt"J ADVENTURE Horn. Out oKhiiwn Great W01 lorn Gobi Dturtl I I mmm aSSs 1 IIHIIUII IflaiSPwaKB "W ,!r :-v "If I jgSp'xr A 1 V j ' ' ' ' 20-30 CLUBBERS here yesterday greeted their International Pres. , Joe Bonfield (right), Hobbs, N. M., and International Secy. Doug Martin (left), Sacramento. Heading thd greeting group at Municipal Airport here was Fred Hadlock. president of the Klamath Falls 20.30. Med ford and Tulelake 20-30 members. were included in the visitation. ; KFLW 145 Ke. PST - Wednesday Evening:, June 17 ' :00 Philip Morrli Playhouse Ctl 0:30 What'f My Line CBS 7:00 The Lone Ranger ARC 7:35 Lee Griffith, Newi ABC 7:30 Mvitarf Theater ABC ' i 8:00 Meet Corliii Archer ABC :;wj ramuy skeleton CBS 8:43 Johnny Mercer- Show CBS 9:00 The FBI in rtace V War CBS :30 Drama of Medicine 9:43 Desert Inn Orch. CBS 10:00 10 p.rr Headlloea 10:15 Cinegrlll Orch. ABC 10:13 Bill'a Bandstand 11:00 Sien Off New Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFLW 1458 Kr. PST Thursday, June 18 8:00 Early Bird News ;05 Alarm Clock Club o: counts A cent lei 6:35 Five allnutes with an Onan Blal 7; 15 Charltf' RminHiin 7:30 Bob Uarrcd ABC 7:40 Breakfast Tune ABC 7:4 Harry Babbitt CBS . 8.00 Breakfast Club ABC, .1 11:00 Blue Skies 8:15 Ma Perkins CBS b.m Youns Dr. Malone CBS 9:45 Adairs Musical Fair 10:00 Chet HunUey ABC 10:15 Perry Mason CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10:43 Magazine Newsstand 1 10:35 Whispering Streets ABC 11:15 Brighter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS ' 11:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Payiess Sidewalk Show 1 12:30 Turn to a Friend ABC l:(0 Sam Hayes ABC j:io jack Heron abu 1:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:30 Mary Marcaret McR?id ARC 2:00 Wlard of Odds CBS 3:13 Women's Newsdcsl! CBS - 2:20 Music . 2:25 Jimmy Wakelv CBS .3:43 Basin Briefs , , . h.vq wnen a Girl Marries ABC ft" MS Hank Henry Show. -', J 3:30 Storv Teller ABC . . 3 33 ABC Late Ncwa ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4:18 Ted Melon ABC 4:30 Spin with Wynne ;uu cawara murrow cob 13 Leo's Photo School 30 Today's Snorts Hiehlivhta 1:45 Prank Gas CBS . 5:55 Hometown News - 6:00 The American Way CBS 6:30 Bin Crosby Show CBS 7:00 Mr. President ABC 7:30 Record Derby 8:00 Les Griffith. News ABC 8:03 Heritage ABC i:.nt family SKcictoti CBS i:45 Johnny Mercer Show CBS :ou aieei Miiue lbs 30 Drama of Msdlclne 8:43 Desert Inn Orch. CBS ou io p.m Headlines 10:15 Cinegrlll Orch. ABC :.w biii a Banasiana :00 Sign Off News Summary vo oif a uii KFJI 1159 Ke. . P8T Wednesday Evenintr, June 17 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quia Tims 630 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Haves News UBS 6:35 Bill Honrr MBS i m Family Theater MBS - 7:25 News DLBS 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS . 8:00 I Was a Communist for th mi 8:30 Ttmher Trail e: sporis Report 8:53 Accord in it in fh ttvcnrrt 6:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS :i9 Funon a,ewis ir, MBS 3 9 30 Wrestllns 10:23 Titus Moody MBS iu:;w Treasury vartrilcs MBS ,:uu mint uwi wiuD :J0 Sien Off 12:00 Tips from tha Town Shop 12:15 Noonday News t 12:30 Best On Record 12:45 Farm' and Market Reports 12:30 Klamath Notes . , 12:35 A Visit to Currin's 1:00 Jack K Irk wood Show MBS 1:30 Lucky IJ Ranch MBS 2:00 News DLBS 2:03 Northwest News DLBS 2:15 Music DLBS 2:23 News MBS 2:30 Warm Uo Time MBS 2:35 Game of the Day New York at wincinnau ause 3:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS 4:00 Boys Ranch 4:15 Frank Hemingway News UBS 4:30 Curt Masfey Time MBS ' 4:4 Sam Hayes News MBS 5:00 Rickys Request. 5:30 Wonderful City MBS 3:55 Cecil Brown News MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theatre Quls TtfflS 6:30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Ssm Hayes News MBS -6:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Crime Files of Flamond MBS 7:30 Dr. Kildare 8:00 Freedom U.S.A. 8:30 Timber Trail 8:43 Harmonatrcs ' 9:00 Newspaper of tha Air MBI ttll rultoa Lewis Jr UBS 0:30 Music Hall DLBS 9:55 Titus Moody MBS ( 10:00 Crime Fighters MBS 10:30 Coke Time MBS 10:45 Music DLBS 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:30 Sign Off KCNO 570 Ke. PST Alturas, California Thursday, June 18 7:30 News w 7:45 Farm Markets? 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:15 Hollywood Serenaden 6:30 News Mid .Morning 8:36 Band Music J 6:45 Hsrmony Shop 9:00 Music With Your Meals 9:15 American Folk Music Legal Notice East Coast Ships Tie Up NEW YORK Wl A shipping tie-up gripped American vessels In Atlantic and East Coast ports Wednesday In a wage dispute. "Nothing, but nothing. Is moving and nothing will move until a contract- Is signed," said Joseph Our ran, president of the CIO National Maritime Union. Bnulmi vac.sla mr Tint affected. American ships In foreign ports or An th. hfirh cn. will b affected only after they reach ports in this country, in an, aooui ion vcaacia ere subject to the tie up. Th. nninn. -rlaimlne ftuollt 40.- 000 members, traditionally follows a "no contract, no work" policy Curran estimated that the stop page immediately affected' 20,000 in 1A nnn nnitn i.mh.r.t lj.,,.n chin riuo to, sail ,I'ulnHa., mini NH( YIW, inClUQ. ed the Moore-McCormack line's Mormacdawn and the orace une s Santa Ines, both for South Amer ica. Vnclon mihi. nnnffpnteri bv the stoppage and expected to sail -n sh.nl WMln.crlav ' wera ' the British liners Queen Elisabeth and Britannic and tne uree vessel Neptunla. 'T rnn't. iviievf. thn shin oper ators will tie up their ship? during the peak season on tne queuon 01 arbitration," Curran told news men. -' "It: seems to me that If their case was inability to pay, ruey could establish that. If It -was so, before the arbitrator. But that is not the case because they recenly announced having made large pr0. Is during the past yeari" f . The union chief said cargo ceru fied as- being "entirely military would be moved, but declared "it must not be mixed with coinmer. cial cargo." xfjaptatice act 1& G(e HOUBIQANT'S SURRENDER BOGOTA. Colombia UB Col ombia's new military government Wednesday-announced the volun tary surrender of six guerrilla leaders who had been fighting the conservative party - regime of de posed President Laureano Comes. ; NOTICE OF HEARING ON 7-: INCLUSION OF LAND IN AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT. Notice la hereby given, that Charles r. ."'' una juouise jk. &ireei nis wire. Albert Micks and Ludmita Micka his wiib, i. . rrye ana 'Etrtei Frye. his wire, and Harold Barney have filed their petition with the undersigned secretary pf the Shasta View Irrigation DIs. inci, praying tnai tne following de- scrioea land situate in Klamath Ci ty. Oregon, be included with In the uDunonnei 01 saia irrigation AJlsirici. to-wit:- I All of that portion of the NWt' of ana n e. y 01 at. ,' oi oec. I d Twp. 41 S.R. 12 E.W.M. lying above ine irrigation aitcnes of tne Maim ir- rieauon Ulstrtct and below the lrriea. tioa ditch , of -the Shasta View District as the same is now located there be ing acres of said land All that nortlon of the of SRV Sec. 12 Twp. 41 S.R. 12 E.W.M. lying above the irrigation ditches of the Ma lln lriigatlon District and below the irrigation aitcnes of the Shasta view Irrigation District as they are now lo- wea, mere neing u.a acres oi saia una. AU that portion of SWV of NE and the SEVi of NEU Sec. 12 Two. 41 S.R. 12 E.W.M. lying below the irrigation aucn of tne snasta view ir rigation District as the same is now located there being '32.3 acres of said land All persona Interested In and-or who may be affected by such change are hereby notified to appear at the office oi saia do era in saia district at a o'clock p.m'. on the IStb day of June. 1953 and show cause in writing, if any you have why the change In the boun daries of the said district, as nroDOsed in said petition should not be made and said property included in said Dlstrc t Shasta View Irrigation District uy Kiva smauey. secretary, M 28 J 4-11 No. 453 KFJi use Kc. PS1 Thursday, June 18 00 Sunrise Serenade 30 Farmer's Jamboree 45 Sons of The Pioneers 00 Frank Hemingway News MBS :15 Breakfast Gang MBS :30 Today's Best Buys 43 First Edition of the News 00 Cecil Brown MBS 13 Bob Greene News DLBS '-'0 Morning Melodic :23 Holland Engle News MBS ' :.10 Breakfast Gang MBS :43 Here's June Christy :00 Rhapsody in Music DLBS :13 Marion from Miller's :30 Freddy Martin Orchestra 43 Music of Manhattan 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 13 Tello Test MBS 30 Serenade in Blue 45 A Visit to La Point'. :00 Ladies fair MRS ctam ttayes News MBS 30 Queen for a Day MBS 9:30 30th Century Serenade 10:00 News 10:06 Snorts 10:15 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Time 10:45 Fiesta Time 1:00 Western News la Brief 11:05 UP Commentary 11:10 Names in the New 11:15 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:55 Eddie Lamar' 12:00 Sports Page 12:05 Lake County News 12:10 Modoo County News 12:13 World News Roundup 12:30 Parade of Hits 12:40 Under the Capitol Dome 12:45 Alger Theatre 12:53 Mystery Tune i:do LiSKe uountv Agent 1:15 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:45 Melody Club 2:00 News 2:03 Listener's Choice 3:00 News-Sports 3:10 According to the Record 3:13 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Bsnd 3:45 King Cole Trio . 4:00 New 4:13 Stories from the Sports 4:30 Pop Preview 4:43 Frank DeVol Orch 9:00 Sign Off 1 1 Parcel Post Hike Cleared WASHINGTON W Tile Interstate- commerce Commission Wednesday authorized a 36 per cent increase in parcel post zone rates. The rale advance Is to be ap plied on a date fixed by the Post Otfice Department. The increase Ir expected to add about 150 mil lion dollars to charges for handling packages In the postal service. ' Parcel post rone rates cover the vast bulk of the package mailing service used by the general pub lic. Post officials said tentatively Wednesday morning the higher zone rates probably will not be put Into effect until about Aug. 1, so that the public may have ample notice on the changes. SHOWTSCARTOQN J SB ar-uik, nstiLa si 3 inrHMH w Tla!iljlAll - . oust KinibUMU! y I COMIDY ii dill mi near inc or wmitiTrtiH U S FULL SCREAM AHEAD 1 - -- - . a an iwm m fit roeei j EFFECTIVE TOMORROW And On Week Day -AT THE- PELICAN THEATRE MATINEES OPEN 1:45 EVENINGS... 6:30 Continuous Only On . Saturday - Sunday and Holidays From 12:45 p.m. Same Policy At The Esquire Durinq The Showinq of Disney's "PETER PAN" . ADVERTISEMENT, FOR BIDS Seated bids are requested by the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for: Bid I - Construction of a Swimming Fool, complete with equipment and Site ueveiopnieni; Bid II - Construction of a Bath House, including eaulDment: Bid HI - A bid combining all work included in both Bids I and II; Bid IV - Drilling and casing a water well: all of which Is provided for by plana ana specifications on me in ine oince of Police Judge of said City, to which the public may refer. Bids are to be filed with the Police Judge at the City Hall for said city, on or before the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. July 20th. 1953. They wUi be pub- Ucly opened and read at regular meeting of tne common council lor said City that convenes at said hour. Copies of said plana and specific. Hons are on file at the Builders Es chance Coop.. Builders Exchange Build Ine. Portland. Oreaon. Bidders may ob tain plana for Bid Item II from the office of Morrison and Howard. Archi tects, Williams Building, Klamath Falls Oregon: and for Bid Items 1 and IV. plans may be obtained from the office of Howard R. Perrln, Architect, 1121 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. A deposit of 125.00 will be required by ench Architect for plans from his of fice, which deposit will be returned to the bidder upon return of the plans In good condition. as a condition nreceaeni io oiauini bidders must Qualify prior to opening ol bids as prescrmed oy sections wioi to Do-zoo inclusive, uregon t-ompiifa Laws Annotated. 1040. Successful bidders will be required to furnish a Surety Company Bond In full amount of the Contract Price, and shall be required to carry Public Lis- hllltv Tniirnp a mneclfled. A bidder's bond or certified check In amount eaual to five per ccnt .lSS) of the lump sum bid must accompany tne Did as a guarantee ior mm linn nf th contract and the -bonds. in case the contract is awarded the bidder. - , The Mayor and Common Council of tne City ol Kiamatn rans, urcgon, re serves the rlaht to reject any -or all nftfn nri trt waive any Informalities. This call for bids has been authorized by action of the Common. Council for aid city. m ,M . Frank A. Blackmer. Police Judge; City of lUamslh -. Falls, orcaon. J V-H July 1-8 No. 480 ' Politician, 62, Acquitted For Using Old Photo EUGENE Wl State Rep. Earl Hill, accused of Illegally using an old photograph In the Voters Pamphlet last fall, was acquitted here Tuesday. ! - Circuit Judge O. F. Skipworth directed the verdict after Frank Relet, Hill's attorney, argued that the law under which Hill was charged was a directive to the sec retary of state and carried no criminal implications. The district attorney said that Hill, now 62, used a 13-year-old photograph In the pamphlet. Use of a photograph more than five years old Is forbidden. Reid said the ohotocranh h.rt been submitted by Republican rariy omciais. not by Hill. Judge Skipworth, after the ac quittal said the Slate Corrupt Prac tices Act under which Hill was charged, needs a complete over-hauling. PS? Klamath Falls, OrtiM AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds el their fceit! Ph. 4 F.r Oretrt Te Take Owl . Sen I. Lee, Mejr. Buoy your spirits and be refreshed by Houbigint ' Summer Cologne, designed for generous, cooling en joyment ... your choice of two fragrances' La Belle Saison scented intrigue where - flowers meet Country Club a sophisti cated note caught in mossy, woodsy tones. Each, $1.50 plus tax. CURRIN'S -fprJrugs . : 9th and Main Phone 2-3475 Newest idea in sport coats... it's a Kuppenheimer Suburban CiiSUal enough for suburban and country Smart enough for town wear, Light enough for summer wear, yet wear. &X comfortable for spring and fall. . J&y&-i BESEEBV TO"' BRITISH PERKINS' DIES LONDON Ul Miss Marearet Bondficld. Britain's first woman cabinet minister, died Tuesday In a hospital at Sanderstead. She was SO vear nIH n,i n. j I minister of labor from 1929 to 1MI i ,ip envernment or Prlrre Min ister Ramsay MacDonald. We've never seen such winners in sport , coats . .'. and we're seen t long line of . thoroughbreds from Kuppenheimer! Fabrics are too smart to describe or illustrate . you must see the imported tweeds, shetlands . and splash weaves... you must feel their . lighter weight . . . to appreciate the distinction of a new Suburban Sport Coat . by Kuppenheimer. The value is ' something special this spring! New Kuppenheimer Slimline Stylt $ Eft ' Other Ceofi from $29.50 ' nick Beedcr is Always iilad To Cash Y our Pay Chech