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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. JUNK 17. him "DENNIS THE MENACE" Fish Funnel Repair Set Alan Young To Begin New Television Show Series company III commenting, "raolllo Power and Light Company is tu ho oomineuiled for rticugnlilng this need fur belter screening and for llwir willingness lo concot Ui.

situation." trio screen which did not prove sat-isfuctpry. Malerluia tor the screen luivo been ivcrlvod, and coimlruo-lion is scheduled tu brgln aa aoon ns walvr conditions permit, Dr. Reyner complimented It regular show, tor which NBC has -j Iho Hood River. This acrren will be aUnllnr to the una In use by the Portland UcncMl Gleutrlo Company at their Marmot diversion. The Mnnuot screen lias proved lu be almost 100 per cent efficient.

Several years ago. Pacllio Power and Light Company, ik considerable oxpenso Installed un elco- LET FATHER BUY YOU A NEW BICYCLE on father's Day Famous Schwinn BICYCLE Over SO Modeli lo Choose From $4695 up COMPLETE Repair Facilities BICYCLES and Sporting Goods Phone SS20 Italian Actress Signed For Role HOLLYWOOD UV-Produoer llnl Wallls has signed Anna Miignanl, famed Italian actress, for her Ural American picture. She will ro-slar Willi Burt Lancaster In "Rose Tattoo," the lllm version of Tennessee Williams' Broadway till, Mlsa Magnanl will arrive here In September, It will be her llr.il trip to the film capital. KltmslK Oregw AMERICAN CHINESE f4t Iktlr fk.tl (en B. Lee, Mqr.

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iiratlng- fish la lo be screened In ih non i' lutura according to H. Kxyner, chief of fisheries (or Uio Oregon auuo Oiiihe CoimiiLsslun. The Pacific Power and Light Company will install a new bell type of screen on Iholr water diversion at the PowcnWle plant on Students Send Aid To Korea Students of Room 10, the eighth grade of Fremont school, taught ov Miss May Phlnncy, donated 15 to Koirtin rellel, just before llie close of the school term. The money, raised by attendance at PTA ineetlnxs, a prise earned by new memberships obtained for PTA and iho sale of pencils, wos turned over lo Chet Langslet. Klamath Falls postnwstcr to be lorwarded to Korea.

The 3 students In llie room also contributed to the Red crors, the polio fund and United Fund during the school ycur. tarfttl SUrfe Im mih iiUnvt IhU irl it lb ttL Rrst H.mima Orf.a Cm4 Orf.a LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 N. 7th all Jist Your old bike is worth cash Trade if in now E-Z TERMS.

AAE6SIMS UP AW COW POOLE'S 222 So. 7th mi IN TIME FOR DAD ON FATHER'S DAY By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD HI This Saturday flight, Alan Young launches yet another chapter In his amatlng up-and-down career In show business. The bright, youthful Canadian comic will be the guest star on KBC-TV's Saturday Night Review, and he'll appear eight times on the allow tills summer. He'll be doing what he does best sprightly (ketches of a well-meaning man caught In the web of circumstance. This fall ha may be back with a NOW SHOWING! BURT Lancaster His Majesty UKCCtC Joan RICE Shorts and Color Cartoon DARTS TO-NIGHT! DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW PLAYING! Tbp AcrtONA won Adults 50c Kidt 20e DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M.

I IN 1W r9 1 jr. am mumm mmw camera PEjtfHEEi IS-. high hopes. It a tentatively called "That's Life." and Young plays a ounibiing Mr, nxit. Ho also has plans for his ojvn show, in which lie and a stock company would play comedy sketches.

And so his star is again in the ascendancy. He has been In Holly wood exactly 10 years this month and now can view his hectic career with some candor. "I've never been out of work since 1938," he rellected, "but my career has certauily bad Its highs ana lows." Born In England, he started out in show business as a monologuist in Canada when he was 13. He be came a top radio comedian on the Canadian network, then was lured by otters from the united States. He caught on with radio iludi ences In this Country and came to Hollywood.

He landed a contract with 20th Century-Fox and scored a success in "Margie." But after a couple of so-so films he was dropped by the studio. He also went oit the air. "So I worked up an act to play theaters," he said. "That was fuie, except that I played four and that's all there were. I was very dis couraged when I was playing De troit, ana I went up to Canada to scout the possibilities' of going back were.

I naa dec idea to return when I got a call from my agent that cbs was interested in having me for a TV show. He talked me out of going back to Canada." The CBS deal jelled, but Young naa one more aate to play in New York. The picture on the bill was poor. Young got second billing to a child pianist and audiences were surly. A comedian had stolen Young's gags In Detroit and used them in tee same New York house on the previous bill.

"Change your act!" the manager demanded. "But these things didn't bother me." said Young. "I had high hopes for the CBS deal." His hopes were Justified. The TV show was a smash from the start. Again ths movie offers poured in.

He was signed by both RKO and Paramount. He was riding the Oops, it happened again! His TV show, a variety Xormat, ran dry of material "You just can't sustain a vaudeville sh-w everv week." Ho made two films, one a mediocre epic and the the other a colossal flop Slick From Punkin cnck actor is the one who gets blamed," he sighed. DOORS OPEN 6:30 NOW SHOWING! FfttatMsIyBQumniLi EttHtylyDlffOHT! elf REAL! "BEN mb ME" A Caw Nmtfy Mtor fcrTtOWKMM NOWADD MUCHIS ROBERT MITCHUM JEAN SIMMONS ARTHUR HUNNICUTT say 110 iiih iitiii.iiuet mi uA Mrifli POPULAR HtW PRICE NEW ALVWVS (Radio KFLW 14M Kc. MT Thursday Evening, June 17 6:00 Tq hm innounMd 6 15 Sports with BUI Sterns ABC 6.30 MarrUno vj Charles Tight ABC aooro wnn am aiern ABC 7:45 Record Drby S.30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS In the Pastor' Study Heart of America Paul hi toman VarlaiUa A Pf 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 SporU Roundup ABC 10:30 Army-McCarthy Hearinft CBS II.

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