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Newspaper Page TextACE TWO NOW j"-!Yo. m IKKINS CRONYN MERKEL S gV i min am mm mat V County Road Measure COl'NTY Road Levy NOW rhant MM Show CIS - ;.10 P. M. Also 2nd Feature r i ' AN AMERICAN MASTERPIECE! WWAN HUSTON ; IAXTB ANNUM men HOW . (9 c-r- lA, 21 mn 5f LWl RUSSELL JANNEY'S THE MIMCIE the BELLS UJRRAY mil , I PRANK SINATRA Continuous Shows Dally Ptom 1:30 P.M. 35e Till i 40c E.t. Ends Today GENE AUTRY in (Min bod GREER GARSON in "DESIRE ME" RAINBOW THEATRE En. Shawl 6:15 1:80 P. M. "A Night To Remember" Plm "South of Chisholm Trail" 1 2 3 .... 4 5 6 7 8 0 10 ... 11 ... 12 ... 13 ... 14 ... 15 . 16 ... 17 . 18 . 19 ... 20 ... Jl ... 32 .... 23 ... 2 .... 35 .... 36 ... 27 ... 38 .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 .... 33 .... 33 ... Yes . S8 . 78 . 82 . 77 . 84 . 85 . 94 . 92 . 98 . 58 . 60 . 67 , 47 . SI . 71 60 . 6 67 . 88 69 . 48 80 98 137 85 147 77 71 66 71 59 79 27 Algoma 30 N Altamont 128 S Altamont ..... 125 Beatty 18 Bly 106 E Chtloquin 98 W. Chiloquin 63 Cieseent Lake 19 Camp 4 - .18 Camp 6 -. 37 Dairy 51 ! N. Enterprise . S Enterprise . Gilchrist I N. Homedale . 1 S. Homedale . Klamath Lake Lakeshore . Langell Valley IjOst River East Malin . West Malin East Merrill West Merrill 134 49 54 47 201 158 4 63 113 160 94 127 103 Midland Modoc Mt Laki I Odell ' Orlndale Pelican Bay i Pine Grove . ! Poe VaUey j Plevna i E. Shasta j N. Shasta a S. Shasta j W. Shasta .. ' Sprague River .. Stewart-Lenox Shevlin Wood River Total 113 16 166 21 99 100 161 59 80 ... 189 73 ... 109 209 63 147 44 No 52 74 67 81 77 88 100 61 ' 47 64 81 59 66 38 87 73 103 130 127 93 68 88 104 67 116 129 96 50 99 111 105 99 29 15 85 82 15 101 38 39 13 31 29 34 53 34 54 169 123 9 36 19 40 71 59 61 61 40 19 77 15 48 76 65 6 34 no 62 60 141 24 146 67 51 Tule School Vote Biggest In History TULELAKE, May 32 The largest school vote ever polled was chalked up here last night as Friday's elec tion called tor naming two members in Tulelake, Wlnema and Carr schools. Dr. C. C. Dickinson, McCloud and George Tebbe, Yreka attorney, in cumbents, carried In all precincts here for the high school board. Op ponents were Sidney O'Connor and Ray W. Hathaway. , At the Carr school where one di rector is to be elected, there ap peared some argument might come out of yesterday's voting. Sam S. Wynn. a new homesteader, reaped 6 write-In votes, but Don Hurlburt received 5, and a Don Hul- burt, 1. John Irving took 3 votes. If the board decides Hurlburt and Hurlburt are one and the same, It will be a tie between Wynn and Hulburt are one and the same. It sary to hold a re-election or whether the board can make a decision, was not known here today. Holdovers are Marvin Thomas and Carl Jen sen. Doug Thomas, only one to file for the Tulelake elementary board, was named to that Job. Holdovers are Don Potter and LeRoy Coyner. At Wlnema elementary, John Takacs was named the new board members with a write-in vote of 34. Clarence Moore received 1 1 write-In votes. Holdovers are Bert Johnson and Harry Mitchell. HERALD "AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON REPUBLICAN SHERIFF 4 6190 5040 Levy Table Yet No . Yes No - County Road Levy CITY MEASURES " Recreation Levy . 6190 . 5046 2963 Z035 Parks v.. Yes No . Linkrille Cemetery Levy . 2616 2150 . 3023 ... 1953 Classified Ads Bring Real Results' Langell Valley Mrs. Banks left for her home In Washington Tuesday after spending a week with her daughter. Mrs. Sor enson and family. Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Sorenson spent Monday with Mrs. Walter Smith and family. Shirley Dopuy spent the week-end at Malin with her brother, Homer Depuy Jr.. and family. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson and Mrs Mary Dearborn were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Wes Dearborn and family, Saturday eventne. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frailer spent Wednesday . evening with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brown. Mrs. Clara King of Burns Is visit ing her daughter and family, Mrs. Homer Depuy. Mr. and Mrs. George Bumett and family of Klamath Falls spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House spent the week-end at Medford with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin House. Mrs. House fell and broke her leg last Thursday Henris Roofing company of Kla math Falls has finished putting as bestos shingles and a new roof on the Leavltt home and Is now work ing on the Bonanza library. Mr. and Mrs. -A. H. Johnson left for their home at Lone Pine. Calif., after spending two weeks with rela tives and friends. Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mary J. Smith, accompa nied them for a few weeks' visit. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson left Monday also, for Big Bear, Calif., to spend a week fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross of Kla-' math Falls spent Wednesday wltn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House. In the evening, Mrs. House and Mrs. Ross visited at the Leavl't home. j l i i a is 8 4 20 4 I 16 6 17 33 5 15 7 7 19 8 8 12 . 11 10 6 t 11 , I II 12 S 11 13 .... ft I 14 11 15 I 2 16 1 IS 17 5 16 4 14 19 4 23 20 3 a 11 4 8 33 .... J 18 23 6 S3 24 16 36 35 8 49 36 8 48 37 . 13 38 11 39 4 7 30 6 7 31 2 I 32 4 11 33 6 6 Algoma ..3 1 N. Alta. 3 9 S. Alta 1 Beatty .... t 1 Bly 17 16 Chemult I.. E. Chllo. 1 3 W. Chll. 4 C. Lake 1 Camp 4 1 Camp 8 Dairy 14 4 N. Enter, a 4 8. Enter 1 Gilchrist a 3 N. H'dals 10 39 S. H'dale a 31 K. Lake Lak shore a 14 L. Valley S 3 L. River 43 17 E. Malin 36 II W. Malin 32 34 2. Merrill 14 4 W. Merrill 37 15 Midland 13 Modoc Mt. Laki 7 38 OdeU a Orlndale I 4 Pel. City U 3 Pine Orve. 30 41 P. Valley 11 8 Plevna 8 7 E. Shasta 11 32 N. Shasta t S. Shasta 4 10 W. Shasta 17 30 Sp. River 13 I Stew.-Len. 15 II Shevlin 4 .... W. River 11 I 3ft 30 42 34 49 47 33 26 23 lft 32 13 7 30 20 31 34 31 34 15 35 38 61 53 7 40 32 23 35 16 36 12 13 32 II 1 13 0 37 14 I 4 I 10 30 I 3 34 30 10 32 21 36 17 63 2 42 14 19 41 17 II 40 16 17 60 4 42 13 38 TOTAL 353 I I . 1 7 1 a i si i 8 I 14 a n f 13 14 7 I a 4 a 7 3 13 f I 10 7 10 14 17 19 16 a 13 7 13 1 3 II 9 n 5 9. I II 35 ai 13 32 26 10 30 14 10 17 8 a 6 a 10 ( 16 21 14 7 18 15 26 31 23 16 17 18 10 7 14 1 4 JO 36 1 a l i Republican Commission I J . 17 . 46 . 3ft . 45 . 60 , 80 . 43 . 31 . 40 36 40 27 II 10 32 2ft 31 40 60 27 33 43 64 63 76 61 42 36 34 3ft 39 43 13 i i .... a i .... ;.. i ... a a l ... ... i i 14 1 1 1 .... 1 .... 9 l l l .... i a i 1 .... ft 1 I .... 4 f a a 35 i 68 a t t as 4 36 a .... .... a 4 11 .... 7 . IS 22 a i a u io 21 l a t a a .... n 1 1 1 .... 18 1 18 1 a 1 .... 16 4 12 a a a l a a is 4 i e o a 4 a It 1 7 I 35 a i i .... i l a a .... as a is i a a .... i l u 4 I 1 IS 1 17 l .... l .... a ... is l a l .... 13 ... a 7 is a a 2a a 36 a l a a a is I ... 1 II .... 35 a 14 a l is l 34 a i ... 4 .... a a u a ... a .... so 4 i i i a l 7 a l a .... io ... 6 313 357 758 515 967 108 aim (WR Watch lW 3-BIG DAYS-3 'irst and Only Klamath Falls II I Showing I An Outspoken Educational Program I IwomenII men I . I Jt j I. ONLY ONLY I Hfffl'l 2ond7P.M. 9 P.M. j7 w Cji Doom OcM-n Ticket! from WfJ tm ' - (J yZ3fc( yEXTRA BIRTH OF TRIPLETS Ziti ISP BY CAESAREAN SECTION f . 3C RARE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE 7f Zm' 1 OCCURS ONCE IN 40,000 BIRTHS V Lai.. ALSO A HIGH FORCEPT DE- I M pw uvery! y 42m THE yrAh OF secrecy now I t3T A RIPPED AWAY. IF YOU ARE , ft MARRIED AND CONTEMPLATE ' T IB I CHILDREN, THEN DON'T MISS 1 W W. l THIS PICTURE. IF YOU ARE IS l VI I It I SINGLE LET IT BREAK THE I KVI I MASK OF SEX IGNORANCE ALL IN COLOR f Ofide fltuflent I DEMOCRATIC SHERIFF i L.z.i.r 4 1 5 7 " 10 . ! a 1 13 1 14 IZZIUZZZ'l m EEEEEEr it ZIZ.ZZ.I. i 27 28 .. 29 30 Algoma ..... N. Altamont S. Altamont Beatty Bly Chemult a a E. Chiloquin . W. Chlloouln Crescent Lake ....... Camp 4 ... Camp 6 Dairy .. N. Enterprise 8. Enterprise ........... Ollchrlst N Homeaale ......... S. Homedale Klamath lake ... Lakeshore Langell Valley ....... Lost Rlvr East Malin West Malin East Merrill ...... West Mer- ill Midland Modoc .. ...... Mt. Lakt , Odell Orlndale Pelican Bay Pine -rov .... ... Poe Valley Plevna , ..... E. Shasta N. Shasti B. Bhasta W. Shaatt Sprague River Stewart-Lenox ... Shevlin Wood River II I f I f f a i i 7 I I 4 7 21 a 13 7 I I 4 II 4 ft I 10 i a io i 8 14 7 17 10 i a a a a 4 13 a I 6 4 (10 8 ft 3 7 15 4 I 17 I 12 ft 7 13 a 14 ft i a i a 3 33 I II 4 i a 7 is i 4 a in i I 14 36 16 I 16 (35 4 29 I 13 7 4 10 I 19 10 (18 2 19 17 i is a a 9 l ( a ( 17 1 10 J I 19 I 10 7 I ft I 17 10 (71(8 3 14 ft 13 I i ao a io a 13 9 4 18 11 (11 I 19 14 a ( i 4 3 o 4 4 a s ( 15 10 34 15 8 II (36 18 o o s a 4 0 4 (7 a a (00100 ( 7 30 7 ( 1 4 13 ( 0 18 3 8 1 a i 17 i 0 1 1 41 1 0 a a 6 a 4 ( 4 18 7 1 9 1 18 9 6 a a ( 34 16 19 18 35 26 7 35 21 29 13 3 0 0 1 1 ( i a a a a a io 7 17 1 10 IS I 16 a u a io lv (12 a 9 u a 14 7 a n a ( a ( io 7 I 3 14 20 0 1 1 ( ( 7 3ft ( (33 1 i i o a i a a a 13 4 17 7 16 9 a 20 ( ( ( 0 0(88 a a 4 10 a 14 ao 16 80 20 7 4 I 16 13 7 I 4 as 10 11 17 14 40 31 a a IS 19 1 14 aa 4 ai as 1 ( S (4 9 10 13 10 ( It Algoma , 13 N, Altamont 39 8. Altamont 43 Beatty 10 Bly 60 Chemult E. Chiloquin 41 W. Chiloquin 33 Crescent Lake 7 Camp 4 5 Camp 6 3 Dairy 38 N. Enterprise 31 8. Enterprise 16 Ollchrlst 14 N. Homedale 115 8. Homedale 61 Klamath Lake 9 Lakeshore 17 Langell Valley 71 Lost River 129 East Malin 36 West Malin 36 East Merrill .. West Merrill .. Midland Modoc Mt. Laki OdeU Orlndale Pelican Bay Pine Orove Poe Valley Plevna . 43 . 64 . 36 . 8 . 65 . 9 33 24 92 36 34 E. Shasta 64 N. Shasta .. 33 8. Shasta 36 W. Shasta 77 Sprague River 22 Stewart-Lenox 48 Shevlin 24 Wood River 32 20 49 56 08 9 M 61 42 44 26 M 26 39 21 33 32 an 41 41 4U 14 s:i 47 69 86 144 49 40 35 46 36 31 1J 12 47 39 4 30 33 3J 0 I 6 11 14 8 9 8J CD 1 41 4 31 68 91 ftll W) SJ a 50 15 38 29 68 10 Jl 11 28 48 71 11 69 6 31 Easy Winner William Murray, nominated with out ouuonltloii as alliirnry icnrral by the democrats. He oiui lieorse Neuncr In Hie tH elertlon. Voters Okay All Four Tax Levies Here A charitable mood toward unvein moiitul (limine s In cvluViU'c Saturday lis Klumnlh cniinllaiu went to the polls and all four tux lovy measures the ballot mcd by comfortable margins. That three of tlieni gut llirmmh cuuio as a surprise allhuiiisli the fourth lor recreation needs was conceded a good chance all along. Biggest surprise was that the county's "three nulls for three years" road tax pnuoil. Two years ago a similar measure was defeated three to one. The ronu tax measure drew 4133 affirmative votes to 3414 on the negative side. The city's recreation levy, one and one-half mills annually, went across by a good margin In almost every Klamath Falls prrrinct. The rote was 3U63 yea, 3o:is no. Fair margins were given the one mill park levy, 318 yrs to 3150 no, and the half-mill rruuent for main tenance of l.lnkvllle cemetery, 3033 yes to 1953 no. TOTAL 3814 GOP Governor lUpabltean . i..... TOTAL S3 (83 1(50 153 878 129 41 711 10S 1045 Movie Industry -Nor Worried, Now LOS ANOELE8, May 23 (P)The movie Industry, long (earful of tele vision's effect on box office receipts, was breathing easier today. Projection adequate for a full-size, theatre screen without the use of film was demonstrated (or the (Irst time last night to radio and cinema technicians. This process, kept under wraps (or months, enlarges the television Image by an optical system similar In principal to that of the 200-Inch Mt. Pslomsr telescope. 10 a 13 13 30 !ZZL 21 23 33 24 35 36 37 38 39 30 31 32 . 33 Algoma N. Altamont 8. Altamont - V 1 8 Beatty 1 Bly a Chemult E. Chiloquin 1 W. Chiloquin .... Crescent Lake .. Camp 4 0 Camp 8 1 Dairy 8 N. Enterprise .. a 8. Enterprise ,. 2 Ollchrlst 3 N. Homedale .... 9 8. Homedale .... 1 Klamath Lake Lakeshore 1 Langell Valley Lost River East Malin West Malin East Merrill .... West Merrill .... Midland Modoc Mt. Laki Odell Orlndale Pelican Bay .... Pine Drove Poe Valley Plevna . E, Shasta .... N, Shasta 8. Bhasta W. Shasta Sprague River ,. Stewart-Lenox Shevlin Wood River 34 48 37 60 39 to 58 65 60 34 36 25 30 21 29 27 39 39 66 41 38 46 66 85 74 79 48 30 36 61 39 36 31 17 49 56 13 61 16 46 39 8 8 7 28 34 IS 13 106 59 3 34 36 71 61 84 67 79 66 16 69 IS 46 41 70 34 31 78 40 48 80 31 73 25 43 31 49 65 45 58 63 63 20 29 23 33 34 17 4 35 24 33 48 40 36 15 39 63 71 84 137 46 50 35 39 30 41 8 6 38 39 3 34 8 23 11 3 0 3 17 13 7 15 94 77 8 37 33 60 37 33 30 48 19 8 77 13 23 18 78 22 17 67 18 24 74 8 48 10 23 TOTAL . 334 3179 3448 18 th Local Doctors Attend School Several Klamath Falls doctors attended a post graduate session sHiusored by the Oregon state board of health and the Oregon State Medical society, held here early this week. Meetings took place at the Klam ath public health department, 1940 Main, and at the Wlnema hotel, where a dinner meeting was also held. Principal speakers were Edmund W. Overstreet, MX)., nf the Uni versity of California school of medi cine and Walter B. Seelye. M 1J., of the University of Washington school of medicine. Similar sessions are being held throughout the state this mouth. MONDAY, MAY 24, Republican President - Dewey ilaisr 1 .' SI 11 a - 7 4j a 78 a, 4 74 ft 7ft a0 6 64 m 7 8 . 41 I ' 31 9 5 t 10 41 al 11 48 m 13 35 -jj 13 31 jo 14 II 18 lft 27 31 III 36 J7 17 49 a, IH 47 4, 19 48 si 20 3d jo 31 37 l, 32 46 Jl a3 70 4J 34 98 M JS 118 4t J 167 4S 37 68 :, 1 i 49 Jl 39 37 34 30 63 31 . 34 jj :ij 49 31 33 17 la Algoma 17 N. Altamont 63 :u M. Altatllolll 48 33 llcatty 4 I Illy 67 4ft Chemult h Clllloqlllh 44 34 W. CllllouulU 38 1 descent Lake 4 I Camp 4 4 U Cnuip 6 8 "j IMIry . 35 'ji N. enterprise 16 aa H, Enterprise 11 14 lllirhtlsl 8 37 N. Homedale II (3 S. Ilnmedale 14 Klamath Ijike 4 7 Lakeshore 41 Jt 1jihkiII Valley 36 39 Lost Klver 13 61 Kaal Malin 67 45 West Mailt) 8e so East Merrill 60 41 West Merrill 74 60 Midland 47 1 Modoc 7 II Ml. Ukl 18 SI Odell 13 f Orlndale 37 39 Pelican Bay . 30 J7 Pine Orove 86 68 Poe Valley 38 17 Plevno 34 30 K. Hliasta 10 so N. Shasta , 33 J3 n. Bhasta , 33 41 W. Mhssta ... 100 m Sprague River 14 18 Htewarl-Inox 73 SJ Rhevlln 11 jj Wood River S3 33 TOTAL ... 3138 mi In preparing fresh strawberries for Use for shortcake or as a isure for Ire cream use ona-quartar to one-half cup sugar to one pint of the berries, depending on how rle they are. If the berries are small or medlum-slsed they look attractive I' they are quartered before augsr- Ing. I To Buy, Hell or Trade It pays Io reed Hersld and News Classified Ads It pays to Advertise I Physics Teachers Attending Confab SEATTLE, May 33 (!)- More- than 60 members of the Oregon nection of the American Association of Physics Teachers are attending a meeting at the University nf Wash ington today. Dr. Clinton I.. Utterbark. head nf the UW physics department, spoil, sors of the session, said physics teachers from eight Pacific North west schools were to present papers. LOGGERS and SPORT BOOTS with set-nnder heels made-to-measure by OTTO WHITE Sim y -MANSTOM- 711 Mate. LONDON, May 34 Tass official Russian news agency, pre senting "the position of leading Soviet circles," blamed the United States Saturday (or the United Na tions' (allure to control and reduce armaments. Yon arc cordially invited to Hear MR. LINCOLN GRUHN demonstrate and explain the 1111 mmmmm-x " 1 of Our Stort on Wednesday, May 26 P : MUAtuutr. . . . . . '. Yon will thrilled al the cathedral tones of this plano'ilse organ. It can be played by eny plsnlit. Superbly suited forhomei. churches an funeral homes The tone cabinet Is dssignsd so coustlcally to duplicate the action of a 10 foot Diapason pips. The reio nant tones are produced by moving column of a I rat In a pipe organ. Time-proven wind-blown reeds provide the fun damcntali and harmonic( of its pure organ tonci Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 120 N. 7th ;