Herald and news., March 21, 1956, Page 2, Image 2

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. 1958
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AVedneicUy Evening, March 21
00 Today s 6portt Htff'ilifnu
I 13 Lowell Thomas CBS
30 Amoi 'N' Anoy Muste Hall LB3
a. .IS News CBS
7 00 Mustc
7 OS Biut Ribboo BouU ABC
i 'JO Naw CKS
8 03 Curl Miiiy Show CBS
30 What Do You Think
43 Bwig I'roiny CBS
S 00 Sound Mirror ARC
30 Pre Hernial R'Dorl CBS
9 43 Nrwimat.pri CBS
33 This I Believe CBZ
10.00 10 PM Edit mn
10.13 Johnny Dollar CB
10:Vt Tirnt for RHax' on
11:00 8 1 in Off Newa Summary
11 05 Slfn Off
I'hursday, March 22
no Minuie Newt Summiry
.01 America! Favorite Miuie
19 Mlnuta Newa Summary
IS America'" Favorite Muste
30Uinut Nw Summary
8 31 America' Favorite Musie
C 43 Minute Newt Summary
44 America Favorite Music
1 00 Newa Breal.fait EdihoB
719 Dtian and Mit Show
7 JO Frank Gou CBS
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FOR
BEST ACTOR OF YEAH
BEST SCORING OF A
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10-30 Youn Dr. Malore CBS
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8:30 first Federal New
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7 TO Public Prosecutor DLBS
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8 .TO Bob and Ray
II 33 1-ei Paul and Marv Ford DLBS
8 00 Gabriel Heatler DLBS.
813 Fulton Lewis Jr.
9:30 Bob Inch Show
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a V) Bib Inch Show
10 ) Edward P Morgan New ABC
10.15 Bob Inch Show
1100 rive Mlnuta Finals DLBS
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:00 Bob Green DLBS
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Wednesday Evening, March 21
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12:00 Matlnea
1:00 Garden Home St Farm
1:13 Secret Storm
1:30 Queen for a Day
3:00 TBA
.3 -10 Val Rogue Camera
2:45 Visit From Your Veterinarian
3:00 Pcmlntna Fancies
3:30 Medford City School pgra,
4 00 TBA
4 30 Unci Bill
fl no Pinky Lee
5:80 Andy' Gang
OO Dance Time
13 Newa
25 Weather
1.10 Hopalong Casiidy
7:00 20th Century Fox Hour
8 00 Disneyland
00 Follow that Man
8:50 Science Fiction
! 22 3le rr0m Tht T Ranger
10:30 This li Your Life
11:00 Best Theater
13:00 News and Sign Off'
Thursday, March 23
II SO Devotion
12:00 Matinee
1:00 Medford Cltr Pollea
1:15 Secret Storm
1:30 Queen For a Day
2 00 TBA
2:30 Val Rogue Camera
3:00 Feminine Fancie
3:30 Afternoon Theater
4:30 Unc-ie Bill
3:00 Pinky Let
3-30 Bin Tin Tin
:00 Ore-Cal Panorama
613 New & Weather
:30 Ore Cat Panorama
7:00 Sherlock Holme
7:10 Quiz Kids
8:00 Groucho
8:M Let s Kick It Around
8 43 Talent Time.
; 8 00 Star and Tha Story i.
30 Ford Thaatar T
10 00 I Lad 3 Live
10:30 Mr. X
11 00 Brit Theater
12:00 Newa and Sign Off
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Notebook
Br ELDA DAL broi
The major activity of SUA stu
dents th's week w ill be the "burn
ing of the midnight e;l" to study
(or term exams. So if you should
see someone carrying home a lew
more b?nks than usual, you may
rest as.ured that the'r purpose is
not that of pressing (lowers.
Those Juniors who remained in
town during .prtng vacation spent
much ol their spare time working
on prom decorations. Not a word
will they breathe about the prom
except that II will be he'd on
April 20 and music will be by the
Starllghters.
The Atrlan staff has urged stu
dents to pay their annual (ee be
fore the end of March. Those (ail
ing to do so will be charted 10
cents extra each week they delay
in paying alter this date.
The Oberammergau Passion
Plav will be presented at Mills
fUhool Auditorium Wednesday.
Mtrch 21. at 4 pm. and again a;
7 70 p m. Admission (or students
is 50 cents.
M'R.VED TO DEATH
ISTANBUL. Turkey if Seven
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OYER THE
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KLAMATH FALLS
' GARDEN CLIB
Awards for student submitted
posters nnd essays have been pre
sented by the Klamath Falls Gar
den Club in the recent conserva
tion contest, conducted among
students of various schools.
Howard Huff. 4616 Peck Drive,
aged 14. a freshman at Klamath
Unlcn High School and Gerald
Amerling. 805 Mt. Whitney Street,
12 years old, seventh grader at
Sacred Heart Academy were win
ners. Mickey Holland. 11, sixth grader
at Sacred Heart- Academy took
second place. Honorable mention
went to Elaine -M. Beck, seventh
grader at Sacred Heart who Is 12
years old.
A conservation exhibit placed- in
a window of the U.S. National
Br.nk this week will Include some
work of the students not entered
in the district contest.
Mrs. Hal Ogle Is conservation
chairman for the Klamath Falls
Garden Club. Mrs. Will Wood is
trophies and awards chairman
for the Klamath District. Mrs.
Chester 3. Main. Tulelake is con
servation chairman for the district.
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Wellington Koo as ambassador to
Washington.
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Morv Pickford's Treasures
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Vnlted Pre. Uy,v.o,l Writer tow "sheard' herus
HOLLYWOOD tlTP.-Mary E?and Buddy Rosers. have collect-
ford. America s 6wetheart said, R'u(!o,n Valentino's s w o r d s.
today she's so upset over Holly- d,;w-h s liims and cos-
nuw !j mimic lu uuiiu m "..
seum that she's leaving her art and
movie treasures to three other
cities.
The petite actress in silent films
was a gentle-eyed girl with long
olden curls. But in real life Miss
Pickford Is a determined woman
and or.e of the few Hollywoodites
wth community spirit.
Last year bonds were sold to
build a museum in the old Warner j
Bros, studio where tourists could
see movie props and mementos and
watch movies being made. Money
was raised to paint Hollywood
Boulevard's sidewalks pink and in
stall fancy street lights. But the
drive for the museum fizzied.
"I do not hesitate to say the
heads of the studios are to blame."
Miss Pickford said as she sat in
the library of her home. "They
did not cooperate. They were neg
ligent and shortsighted. The mu
seum would earn good will. It also
would earn money for the motion
picture relief fund. Millions of tour
ists drive down Hollywood Boule
vard every year and are depressed.
There's nothing for them to see."
Miss Pickford said unless Holly
wood gets on the ball she will
change her will and leave her for
tune in art objects and all the
films she made for biograph to ex
isting museums. Which three cities
will get her belongings still is un
decided. But they'll get a windfall. Miss
Pickford showed me through her
Benedict Canyon mansion and
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Aliens Removed
To Kansas City
PORTLAND Lf Federal Judr.
William East Tuesday ordered
Max Alien, a, ana nis wile. Mary
27. removed to Kansas City to
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