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1954 PAGE TWO IIKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON MONDAY. NOVEMBER, 22, Annual Essay Contest Held The seventh annual National Es - ay Contest on employment of the pnymcauy nanaicappea, uptru w. r.. nitm ecnooi juniors muu ociuuia now und.r wv. This contest b sponsored each year by The Prcsi- dent's Committee on Employment or uie Physically Manaicappea ana cooperating uo.ernor wmrm-, "A Decads of Progress in Em- ployinK the Handicapped'' is the tills of this vear'a essav. National prizes are H.000 lor lirst: 400, tec- und: 1300. third: SHOO, fourth, and $100 for filth. State prizes will be given to winners in bonds with $100 to first, $50 to second, $25 each to1. third, fourth and fifth. NOW PLAYING! Mm (.soma's proMiMiii HUUKT mTCMELL'S Star OW South GONE WITH MIHI -101111 USUEHCWARD 15010 illEtMHrlCim DOORS OPENto'ltS Show rrrTS 7'.fS DOORS OPEN 6:30 WOW SHOWING! ROCK HUDSON! ARLENE DAHL 7 Short, - Cartoon - Newt THE WIND T-W ft ft Doon Open 2l45 Wvt. pSSa A SPICY TREAT... $1 n.i3WITH THE GIRLS uj Jm. Y0UXLf&MEET0N if. W'- .'TCi Arl.l.l.mln,,..m ft l" lawihttf Hlfl mH ''tHP h tk- : 4 1 V HiiwHal IwliaM IB Ilia ALUN EXCITING COLOR hMf U Ui Heart of IM 1 The cay winning lirst place In oiegon will be entered in the na ,ipna, contest- pjve wilmen ln Ule , . , . . . . ioatl conlest wlU ""iv" 1 to Washington, D C, with eipenses 'paid in addition to prize money The Dibbled American Veterans icontrlbute Ule priz , naUon. !al level. The Oregon Machinist Council and Portland Aerie No. 4, Prsternal Order ol Eaplcs contri. iDUte the state prizes. Lost year's Ongon prize winner was a senior in Echo Hiph School and the won 'third place in the national contest. This is the only contest snot sored by the federal government ;ina Is approved by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Superintendents high school principals, and teachers have Kivn enthusiastic endorse ment to this contest. Pull particu lars will be mailed to all high school principals in Oregon. February 15, 1954 Is the dead- line for entering essays. For additional Information, mail inquiries to J. R. Smurthwaite Jr., Room 109 Pioneer P.O. Building, Portland 4, Oregon. Small Radio Set Powered By Sun CHICAGO (W General Electric Corp. exhibited a sun-powerpu radio transmitter the size of i pack of cigarettes at the annual meeting of the Radio Television News Directors Assn. A selenium converter turns sun light Into electric energy ar.d transistors take the place of con ventional electron tubes. But the radio's effective range Is only 100 feet. You can holler much farther than that. Mom Money Will Be REDEEMED at each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! THE GREATEST BATTIE THE WEST STAGED I Shorti Cartoon Newt TONIGHT IMHs EVER M 68 MEM I S iCOPE I 4UIIIWTtWh Famed RM IMW "dennis the menace- DgNNl-3! COME OUT OF THERE' (Radio KFLW CDS it ABC. 1450 KC Monday Evening, November ZZ 6:00 Perry Como Show CBS 11:15 The Choraliers CBS 6:30 A mot 'N Andy CBS 0.r.5 Ncw CBS 7:00 Meet Corlisi Archrr CBS 7:3U The Lone K anger ABC 7..15 Les Griffith ABC U:00 Tennessee Ernie CRS t):.H) Lowell Thomai CBS C 43 Bing Crosby O.m Voice oi Klreitone ABC tt:30 Preview of Tomorrow VAi Henry J. 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Tunisia m French sources Mondiiy reported 21 per sons killed m a new clash between TunlMan nationalist rebels nnd rem'h soldiers. The latest vio- IriKT came on th eve of thp anuc- pated snnoimcement of it lo-dav period ot ciace tn which the reb- IS VOUld be ft.ok.ed tA lav rirva-n Jxq 7:40 Timber Tate 7.45 'Coke' Time MBS B OO John Steele MBS 0:30 Treasury Agent MBS h 53 Headline news DLBS 8:00 Newspaper of th Air DLBS 8:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Moonlight Melodies 10:00 Mutual Newsreel MBS 10:1C Moonlight Melodies 11:00 Words & Music 11:30 Shadyside of Midnight 13:00 Sign Off - KCNO Alturas, 570 KC Tuesday, November 23 7:00 Sign on and Top T Morning 7:20 Sports News 7:25 Capitol Dome 7:30 World News 7:43 Top o" Morning 6:30 Haven of Rest 8:00 P.T.A. 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"(nhr Education 7:30 Life with Elizabeth , 8:00 TBA 8:30 Badge 714 8:00 Let's Kick it Around 8:30 December Bride 1C:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 Dollar a Second ll:oo Weather 11:03 News 11:15 Sln Off KBES TV Channel 5 CBS, NBC, ABC Tuesday, November 23 3:30 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fsncies 4.30 vai Ro((ll(1 camera 3 00 Uncle Bill 3:30 Western Theater t-:30 Garden. Farm Ac Home 0.43 Industry on Parade 7 DO HI Pictiir 7 45 General Sports Time 8:00 Milton Berle 8:00 This Is Your Music 8:30 Inner Sanctum 10:00 TBA n il? 1 Great Llf 11:00 Weather 11:03 News 11:15 Sign Off p Church Seeks LONDON l The Assembly of the Church of England has called for a change In the method of appointing its bishops and deans a function in which Britain's Prime Minister has an important role. A resolution approved by the Assembly recently said the present system "is open to objection and should be modified." It did not Indicate what changes should be made. A church spokesman said the the If winter shades Mist taupe ' Rose blush Corsage jfj " i Proved in over 2K billion miles of driving! Th difference in Mobilga: Special JMobilqasL Rules Change resolution was considered at pres ent only an espression of opinion and would not be pushed at this stage. The Church of England Is Brit ain's state church. The sovereign now makes the appointments on the "advice" of Uie Prime Minis ter. By custom, the Prime Minister first confers with the Archbishop Canterbury, spiritual head of church. Like all prime ministers in past 20 years except Neville Cham- tverv TOUNOINGII! 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