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PHOENIX Garlands Back from Trip Br LILLIAN KNIGHT Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. rrank Carland recently return ed home from a five weeks va cation trip, going the coast high way, the southern route to the Middle West, and back the nor thern route by Bend and Klam ath Falls. In San Fernando they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. D. LeMaster, sister of Mrs. Carland. At Bur bank they saw another sister of Mrs. Carland, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Jones. At Denver they vis ited a brother and family of Mrs. Carland, and they had a picnic lunch in Estes park where the two families had pic niced 40 years ago. In Nebraska they visited a brother of Carland who has been ill, and another brother whom they had not seen for 30 years. In Lusk, Wyo., they visited another brother and family of Mrs. Carland, and in Union and La Grande, Ore., they visited a sister and brother of Carlands' and their families, and at Klam ath Falls, his nephew and family. Mrs. Grace Workman has moved to 209 Fourth st. Her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hickman, of Klamath Falls spent Labor Day with her. Looking for . CANADIAN INVESTMENTS? Investors Group Canad ian Fund Ltd. is a diversi fied, continually managed mutual fund organized in Canada with investments in Canadian securities, seeking long-term growth possibilities through: 1. Investments in com panies participating in the development and expansion of Canadian natural resources, in dustry, and commerce. 2. Automatic reinvestment of all dividends and other earnings, provid ing special tax consid erations. Get the facts on this mu tual fund contained in a free prospectus-booklet from: Representatives: JAMES W. AMBLER Phone SP-2-8918 E. JOHN ROSSI Phone SP 3-4764 PAUL J. SELBY Phone SP 2-2233 Diversified Services, Inc. Pvt. Samuel Betz, son of Mrs. Lydia Betz, left Labor Day after spending a 10-day furlough at home. He returned to Fort Leo nard Wood Air Force base, Mo. Pvt. Betz recently completed an eight weeks basic combat train ing course at Fort Lewis, Wash. He is a former Phoenix High school student. Larry Lawrence had double surgery on his heart at a Den ver hospital where he has been since suffering an attack July 4 last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lumley and four children of Sharp Park, Calif., are visiting thjs week at the Nazarene parsonage with the Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Lumley and family. Seaside Man Killed By Donkey Engine Seaside HP) Donold Zum euhl, 28, Seaside, was killed Sat urday morning in a logging aci dent just south of here. He was killed when a guy wire on a loading and yarding donkey engine broke and wrap ped the man in cable between the drums causing the fatal in juries. Zumeuhl was fastened so se curely in the cable he had to be cut away. He is survived by a wife and two children in Seaside. Ten-Year-Old Killed By Runaway Tractor Eugene HP) Dennis Molenda, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Molenda, Bloomberg rd., rural rt., Eugene, died on his grandfather's farm 22 miles north of here Friday aftennon of injuries when a runaway tractor he had been driving overturned, pinning him beneath it. Dennis and his grandfather, J. W. Nichols, had taken sacks of trash to the top of a hill where it was to be dumped. The boy had been driving the tractor, hauling a four-wheel trailer load ed with the sacks. The grandfather told Lane county Coroner Fred Buell that he was unloading the sacks as the boy jockeyed the tractor around when the youngster ap parently hit the cluth pedal in stead of the brake. The tractor started down the hill, -the boy still in the driver's seat, i It sped down the slope, Nich ols said, and overturned on a GOdegree bank, pinning Dennis by one arm. Nichols said he was unable to lift the tractor, left the boy to find help and return ed with two neighbors who raised it off the boy. Buell said the boy died about the time the tractor was remov ed. He said the immediate cause of death was not known, but that there may have been in ternal injuries. An autopsy was to be held. Before the California gold rush of 1849, more gold was mined in North Carolina state than in any other state. Real Fireside Comfort MODEL 4526 Large Oakland Heater mm DOWN PER MO. '..-yMM.. ;-m,., . m STANDARD MODEL 2523 $(3j50 J DOWN U PER MO. o Free Delivery Cr Installation $75 Siskiyou Hardware Phone SP 2-2939 225 W.Main WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS Hydro Potential High For Columbia Basin Reno, Nev. (IP) Dr. William Pearl, administrator for the Bon neville Power Administration in Portland told members of the , Columbia Interstate Compact Commission Friday that Colum bia river hydroelectric develop ment and potential was the greatest of any similar area in the world. Pearl said there were 19 hy droelectric projects under con struction or scheduled for early construction in the Columbia River Basin. He said these would nearly double the already in stalled capacity of 6,500,000 kil owatts. There are presently 105 Fed eral and non-Federal projects in the basin, which includes a por tion of Northwestern Nevada, Pearl said. Nevada is consider ed an upstream state. An explanation of the Power Pool was given by Marshall L. Blair of the Washington Power Co. He described the Pool as op erating on an informal basis un der sponsorship of the utilities and operaed by their engineers. Tho Pool is used to provide pow er from many sources at loca tions where demands- are the greatest at a given time. The conference concludes to day with reports of a special action study committee and a general discussion. Teenagers Killed Enroute From Picnic Mitchell, Ore. (IP) Two teen age boys on their way home from a weiner roast about 10 p.m. Friday night were struck and fatally injured by a car driv en by Wyatt Warrick, John Day. Day. Killed were Jackie Osborne, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Osborne, Mitchell, and Robert Brantley, 15, son of the Rev. Brantley who moved to Mitchell only recently. Authorities here said the War rick car was travelling toward Mitchell from John Day. As it came around a sharp curve it struck the Osborne and Brant ley boys and narrowly missed Bobbie Hale and Newt Harvin who had been on the same pic nic. Warrick said the boys came into view too fast for him to avoid them after he saw them in the glare of his headlights. Fisherman Missing From J roller Boat Astoria (IP) William C. Moi lan, Astoria, has been missing from a "tuna troller" since Thursday, the Coast Guard re ported Saturday. Moilan was fishing about 25 miles off Destruction island with his partner. His partner, whose name was not divulged, said that he went below deck to get some food and when he came back up Moi lan was not there. He said the water was ex tremely rough at the time. Lumber Men" Invited To Present Testimony Sheridan (IP) Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) Friday invited small lumber operators here to testify at two Senate hearings scheduled in Portland Nov. 14 15 about their "economic dis tress." Conferring with a large group of Lumbermen in the Sheridan city hall. Morse suggested that three witnesses be supplied for hearings to be conducted for the Senate Small Business Commit tee by Sens. John Sparkman (D-Ala.), Edward Thye (R-Minn.) and Morse. Oysters rank as the most val uable product of American fish eries. Salmon come second, men haden third, cod fourth, and halibut in fifth place. a) IMF STAR GAZERO ABICC &$ MAR. 22 50-55-5W2I 72-78-8881 TAUtUS APR 21 MAY 21 r? 9-10-18-27 44-71-82-891 GEMINI MAV 22 i JUNE 22 4- 5- 7-14 17-24-31 CANCER JUNE 23 JULV 23 11 IB 11 "J 32-37.5? UO ur JULY 2 6-45-481 1- '51-7076 VIRGO AUG. U I SEPT 22 T33-38-43-4y 65-77-81-901 -By CLAY R. 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