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Newspaper Page TextPACE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS. Klanyrtr) Falls, Ore. New York Drama Crifcs Name Year's Best Shows por pimjlr KVW YOI1K (l;PI) "Tovs in,!..if;i;inli.i nn In his firsl miitpkk. Kequesfed fill campaign lor mayor of New York, won in of 19 votes. Jerome Weidnuin and Georcc Ab b o 1 1 wrote the libretto Jerry Bock the Klarnalh ,,a,Is tamWm (hllt music and bhcldon Harnick thc.u.niliH u i,.i tiHni . ..wv... ,,v.b.. . , iinto their homes for a year arc finger Lxercise. nylheine muidIh hv tl Im-al -h:in- the Attic." "Fiorello!" and "Five Finqer Exercise" were named Tuesday the Best American dra ma, best musical and best loreiKii diama of the 1939-iiO season by tYta Vrtu VnrL- Driimn PriliiV r,,.,.t "Five Finger Exercise. "Tov in the Attic" received 12 ., , , . , ., . ter 01 ",e American rield berv- of HiR 20 votes cast, and woii,ie , r.j,,.. ni. v l"-e- i.lavwrichl Lillian Hellman her ' ,'..::. V-. ' ..: ,. Foreifin students wuuld be of Wf dnrsdav. April 20, mfio dennis the menace" A Background Concerning Korea Riots lyrics. "Five 'The Miracle hifih school a),'o and uould slay vc'cnnu i.nucs uncie awaiu. ane i..i,...,. .... i i. also won the coveted award in 'J ."" , . . ' . '" American hosts for ,,,. i"vai ninci icuii uiuma nil uiiee i , I'M for Watch on the Mlune. ....... i;j..i. ...,.i. '... . ICdSl Fiorello!" the musical comedvKw: 3 t,T r:ih 1 I Tl,e sUl11 exdla"S P8ram. tracing the career of Fiorello M.jnruadway play "The Connection" jwon twu votes each, and Paddy (.'hayefsky's "The Tenth Man'' re ceived one ole. In the musical category. "Dye a school year student e.xch, which has brought more than THE STORY OF THE HUNNICUTTS...LAST OF THEIR LUSTY KIND! ...... - ma Home from the M. raj Hi jPj J CINEMASCOPE MTn'coL0'' ... . Ik ROBERT MITCHUM ELEANOR PARKER ui t GEORGE PEPPARD GEORGE HAMILTON EVERE1T SLOANE LUANA PATTEN OriNt t.4i JBSWVL. .... "The Sound of I : (i.uuo students to the United States :!or one-year visits, has proven to be a 'rhost effective way to fos ter international good will and un derstanding. People understand us lienor when they live with us. the and and .lean Anoiulh's jtock. both Pans imports, re ceived -two votes each. An oil Uroadway production, S;imuel Recked 's "Krapp's Last Tape," and "At The Drop of a Hat" re ceived one vote each. American Field Service main- three votes each, Miwir-" ui,n lun i n I n c "Greeuwillow" col one. i , ",, , , , , ,. . . . i In Oregon, 20 foreign students The Fiuhlingl":' ". "' " ""! alh Kails or vicinity, however, j Mrs. Sylvia Tucker has been, ja.ini'd tu receive applications) trom lanulK-'s mlcreslcd in pro vittiii a home for a foreign stu dent in the next school year. Anioni general conditions rec ommended by the American Field Service are llicsc: The host family will be rcspon1 Am 1 mmm i 4.10 Qlm -Ui -i Ljl t it Ul I.. n muse uiuouv uuib in iorea: .,k;,.u (- n These are questions that trouble Lr .. , t--i.li .. TOKYO (UPIl - How did itiof this? i Q What is the United States! O. What is likely to happen all start and where will it end a. Th fniied Kaiinns rnm- likelv to do next? next in Korea? . There are siims that behind ; A. As U'l lormnonoVnl it. t-:.nj l- .i,.. ti,A i nimrl ittiQ icirharles Smith said from Spm.i i, free Asia and many capitals of ;nn.u ... , Knn.. ,.,, .,, n,PSSre on Rhee to dav when asked this question- forces. By releasing, the 15th ROKhibcralue" his regime. There "Who knows?" So long as mar. lUivision for martial' law dutv in were reports the United Slates is tial law is in effect, the situation Seoul, the United Stales actually pressuring Rhee to call new elec- 'probably will remain quiet. Bui, jpul itself on record as support-1 lions and to demand 'Hie rcsigna- ;once it is lilted, new outbreaks ling the Rhee government. Ition of the vice-president elect, probably can be expected. ' 1 W0UIPA STAVED AND SEEN T A3AIN . BUT IU Flfll .' Meg Irumzn Eyes Career Book Holds Kidnap Clues LONDON (UPH - Margaret inim.-iii may resume nor suivuig 0Kn career aiiiiougn ii leaves ncr children cold. Kx-Presiden! Truman's .W-vcar-old daughter, beginning a Euro pean trip with her husband t'lif- siblc for room and board expens es; Hie student receives $12 a' PARIS (UI'P French police, mtiiiih. m,s.sihly more, from Amcr-.apparently lacking other clues, lean Held Service. The student must have a bed of were reported luday to be sludy- il... n :u:l;. ,1.... .. l,'.. but may share a room , . with another teenager. .raigeoi Kinnaning was inspired Host families must be willing'by an American novel, to accept a student of any na Sources close to the case said tionalily matched to it by Amer- Lionel White's novel, "the Kid- i,-.-.n l.'i(M Vn,-1,i,-,.- .-nlinl..e MJ..-.r,' ,.., i A - r.l-,.1 ;.o u.,,m; was asKcn ny news- ,.icli,ms are avoided as mU(.h Upending hlow-bv-blow with that men fuesdav night if marriage!... :.,. . u.. .1.. ..u,'. i ... , . 1 r . , niMiun;. iitu iiv iu'iin.iuin m 117cm ! i . ,.,,vo,u.., jyj.ij n)cm)C. le 10s( f;,m. 0id .,iif peujool, who was re- ' ';, '., ... , ... lily must sincerely want a for-turned unharmed when his family I No. definitely no . said Mi.f!ei(!n sludcllt in his hunl0. )aj( 10o.ooo ransom. " a,rrn, ,-i -T, 1 ' n I P!"vns llave ,he ospon-j 'J'hcv noted Ihese coincidences: . me Z ne Z .-''y a" nulhorily will, a goes, The ,,,nsom nolcs aml lcl, after Z lt7tUtt.u "'Ci' "X - "I must conlcss my singing I ," ,, ' , , ,. Inapcrs might have been copied, doesn't even impress my chil-' V""n. , api; almost word for word, from the dren. All Ihey want to hear is t n. .. ...... ,. .11 1 r00K- tr. r, .. ... ,, , . iiuiii iiuiiiii.il luiiani iiciiunv ... . Pop Ooes the Weasel and 'Van- .. 1-1. ... .1. 1 ...... 1. -1. oil Hie kidnapers in the novel kee Doodle Dandy.' " ? , , T ou,uuh were amateur criminals, as po- ' lice believe the Peugeot kidnapers were. A POLITICIAN'S HOLIDAY -While's book commented that NEW YORK I UPli Mayor ifinscrnriiits are no threat man who has no police record REDUCED TO RICYt'LE LONDON (UPU - Famed auto racing driver Stilling Moss, who was barred from driving in licit- A. THEODORE TUTTLE, member, First Council of Seventy, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon), Salt Lake City, Utah, will be present in Klamath Falls for a con ference of the church April 30 and May I. am lor a year after a traffic accident, bought a bicycle Tuesday. Robert F. Wagner, who is 50 years old today,' said he expected lo celebrate by "listening to, speeches all day." toon Open 6:45 P.M. li ill 1 r iv 1 ill iiuynrrv i ,eu"M II II INI A l M TV IB 1 . Xfl I m I.,M3'V.M I III ix ; Church Chief 'cordiPbrsc Tnlh and the Peugeot kidnapers ' IMl'rJ made no attempt to erase their) ,.omillrnt of thc lingerprinls from ransom notes. :Cnurcn o( iC5us chris, nf ,,..,.. 'day Saints (Mormon) will ad dress a two-day conference of the the free world. What's it all about? An exposition in question nd answer form may add to undersiandin?. When did the riots start? The first riots occurred in isan in Southern Korea on March 15 election day. At least 15 persons were killed, others in-1 jured and more shock to most I of the nation many of those ' arrested were sickeningly tor tured. I Q. Why were the riots touched oil? ( A. This is a complicated ques tion. But basically it boils down to politics. The background is lllis: . In 1!I56, 10 days before the elec tion. Ihe Democratic (opposition! presidential candidate, Patrick Henry Shinicky, died of a heart attack. The opposition whispered jthal, maybe, death didn't actually come from natural causes. Never theless, Democratic vice-presiden- j tial candidate John M. Chang was elected. j In mid-Fcbruarv of this year I,.... il..... -n A Ui .L Minn . u uua ui-uiii: me election Democratic presiden tial candidate Chough Pvung Ok I died in Washington. Eighty five vear-old President Syngman Rhee was reelected unopposed, and his hand-picked heir-apparent. Lee Ki-Poonq. was elected vice presi dent with almost as great a ma jority as Rhee himself. Rhee and Lee not only won Ihe rural areas but in the cities as well. In all previous elections, the Democrats had carried the cities by margins of up to three lo one. It all added up to more years of autocratic "one-man rule" to!' the gloom-stricken Democrats. In Ibis atmosphere passions rode high and Ihe riots in Masan were touched off almost naturally. Q. Did Ihe Communists. as charged bv some government of ficials, trigger the riots? A. No one knows for sure, but Ihe best indications arc lhat the Communists had little to do with Hie actual outbreaks. It seems certain Ihey fanned Ihe fires to Ihe best of their abilities but I here are few live Communists in South Korea. (1. What is Ihe U.S. role in all MINUTES OF THE MOST INTENSE SUSPENSE IN MOTION PICTURE HISTORY 1 EVERY DRAMATIC. MOMENT FILMED ENTIRELY ABOARD THE WORLD'S MOST GLAMOROUS LUXURY LINER FEATURE TlMfS:' 7:00 ft 10:20 umoCOLOR Census Takers Nearly Done WASHINGTON (UPD - Thc n.-itinn'c enncne l.iL-ni-c :n-o liorlinn ,-l,i.,-,.h,c k-1-.tv...ll, CI.,L C....J.. . . ' . , ' , . . " '"' 'lown the homestretch in their auii Biuiu. y, nprii jo ann May i,irace t0 t.ounl some m mjnion in Klamath Falls I Americans by Ihe end of this mc visiung oniciai ls Elder A nmnili Theodore Tutlle. a member of The Census R,-na iH u. the First Council of Seventy, who 242 224 nersnns m nor .o.ii nf represents the church hcadquar-jthe anticipated total - were iters in Salt Lake City. counted bv midnicht Saturday. A Saturday evening meetings will'snokesman said thai .vnt inr , be fur leaders of the local con-few (rouble spols Ihe counting will grcgations. Sunday's general ses- be lini.-hed some! itne next week sions, open lo the public, will be More than half of Ihe enumerat- hcld at 10 a.m. and 2 'p.m. ors have completed their u-m-lt hv Slake President Carroll W. counlina each man. woman and Smith, 3116 Clay Street. Ashland. jchild in 83.737 districts across the will conduct' Ihe meetings. counlry. Elder 1 utile, an educator bvi I profession, is a devoted teacher i of youth. He has served as in-l '"M-ntn i'uif..Mi.L struclor and administrator in the' MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPD -jchurch school system in Utah. Plof- Ernest B. Bartlcy of the Idaho, and Nevada and k mm- a University of Florida warned coordinator of the church-wide Tuesday lhat increasing construe system. He was a prominent llion of homes on waterfront prop-j !tudent lender in three Utah c"y slme Hondas last major schools, and is a former U.S. Ma-inurrireme has created a "tic-1 irino officer. mendous potential for disaster in All conferences held in 10 will many coastal regions." ! focus emphasis on vouth develop ment as part of a special church 'wide parents and youth program haunched early this year by Da- ;vid (1. McKay, church president. A parents' session on youth prob lems is Saturday night. I Conferences are held lour times each year in the nearly SOU stakes 1 1 regional divisions) of the church Church leaders regularly tour the Iso missions throughout the world I where more than 6.000 young mis sioii.incs are engaged in proselyt ing activities, each paying his I ow n expenses for a period of tw o lo three vcars. II itarring ROBERT STACK DOROTHY MALONE GEORGE SANDERS EDMOND O'BRIEN THRILLING CO-HIT! 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