SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, l?4t
PACE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
Diamond Lake
YMCA Camp
Work Pushed 1
Considerable progress It being j
reported in work on the district i
YMCA cui t Dimond ike
hrr work prtie are pnding j
week -end to get Ut cimp in
Klamath Y Director Cecil Kol-1
lenborn wa accompanied by,
Mnon Lehman, Sam Thompson.;
Bert Hegler nd Matthew Adamson
last week-end. nd Mr. Olive
Adamson nd Mr. Oliver L. Knott '
went with the group to cook and
aerve meal. I
When finished, the camp will .
aerve wide Southern Oregon Y j
district Donation of Ume a well ;
a equipment are welcome. Addi-;
uontl lnlonnauon bout the project
may be had by calling m.
The board ol education ha con
tributed a atove hood. unk. dish ,
rack tray. tm oven, stem dish-;
washing macnine ana outer .iwjim
equipment. The OK Transfer com- i
pane sent a mll crane truck :i
transport the equipment to ramp.
Chilean Rips
Reds; Pole
Attacks US
NEW YORK. Sept. Jtin - Rus
sia campaign against Premier Mar
shal Tito ol Yugoslavia was De
nounced by Chile today as a flag
rant threat to peace.
Hernan Santa Cm. Chile's ard
ently an u -communist chief df
gate, brought the Tito-comtalorn.
conflict Into
the debate 01 tne
United Nations assembly (or the
llrst time, after blasting Russia a
the moving forces behind the Chi
nese communist,.
Santa Crui told the SS-nation as
sembly it must weigh Russia to
called peace offer of yesterday In
the light ol these and other prob
lems, such a Greece and Korea.
Farmal Charge?
Santa Crui did not Indicate
whether he would mage a tormai
complaint on the cominform-Tito
issue, aa he did alter the commu
nist coup In Chechoslovakia early
In 14.
Santa Crui spoke immedately
after Polish Delegate Stefan Wier
hlowski opened the day debate
with a bitter attack on the Western
power. The Pole followed the lead
taken by Riissia'. Vishinsky rr-
day in bUming the United Bute.
largely tor world tension.
Wlerblowskl called on the other
big powers to accept Russia pro
posal for a five-power peace pact.
Russia s proposal leit a great ma
joruy oi ymm
impressed. A U.
S. delegate labelled
It propaganda.
Cupid Traps
Holdup Duo
NEW YORK. Sept J4 ( Two '
alleged holdup men were In jail
today because of the charms of
their Yictim and romantic Illusions. I
Police said the pair Invaded the I
apartment of pretty New York j
model. Donna Lee Lawrence. 22. !
and left with several hundred dol- j
lar worth of loot and a yen to see
their victim again. I
In fact, police said, the yen was :
ao strong that the men. one at a i
time, telephoned Miss Lawrence for
dates yesterday, and offered to re-
turn her property. At the sugges-
tlon of the oolite, she said okay. 1
Twe, Tryst
She was on hand for the tryst.
one in her apartment and the
other at a West 48 ih street bar
and grill. Police were on hand too.
and arrested the suspects.
They were Identified Sbato
Giannottl. 21. and John Carfagmo.
31. both ex-convicts on parole.
Both were booked for assault, rob
bery and Illegal possessions of
weapons. Giannotti also was charged
with rape
, Third at Large i
A third man. who hadn't yet j
yielded to his romantic impulses, I
wh being sous ut.
Police said the three entered
Misa Lawrence' 64th street apart
ment Thursday, tied her wrists
and stole 1160. a $500 watch, sev
eral rings and a cigarette lighter
Police said Giannottl also raped
the brunette Mis Lawrence, a di
vorcee. MAIL ORDERS NOW
Advance Bog Office Sal
Commence Sept. zl
SPECIAL ROAD KHOW
ENGAGEMENT
October I t
Two
Evening Performinee
- At 1:00 P. M.
ALL SEATS RESERVED
Prlre Inel. Tex
$1.2
Lege tUe
PELICAN
THEATRE
Special
STUDENT MATINEE
Thurtdoy, Oct. 6
One Day Onl
REDUCED PRICE
Me IncL Tax
Deadly Fumes
To Cleanse
City Store
A representative of the Oregon
stale board of health, division ot i
environmental sanitation. Glenn H.
Howe, of Salem, spent Friday here
supervising Installation of a cyanide!
fumigator at the Merchandise Mart, I
29M 3. 8ixth.
The tumigator, only licensed one 1
In Klamath county will use a liquid
form ol cyanide to destroy aay form
of insect life found ut bedding, up
holstered turniture or other similar;
materials. i
Under a new stale law which be
came effective September IS. cy-
anide treatment must be given all!
used bedding and furniture offered
lor resale. Lesser fumigation prac-
lice which have Included sulphur
and formaldehyde for commercial j
fumigating are no longer approved '
by Uie state board ol health.
The deadly cyanide fume w ill be i
released lrom outside through an
automatic shutter. A suction fan will
puU iftt o cublc alr p,r mmutt
In The-
Davs Jews
(Continued Irons Page Onel
WITH THEM TO OUTLAW THE
BOMB?
MAYBE I'm all wrong, but I think
11 we'd better keep aU the bombs
we have, make more as fast as we - ClCn jQI JCI work and sport equipment manu
can. keep on hnd enough uperior , w" ; (,ctUr and repair as well as tn
planes to deliver the bombs wnere pull dress rehearsal o( the Lions 1 many other of the JO classes of
they need to be delivered and keep u a. for Mond,y itrK.
our unmatched industrial establish-, ..,,,,., k-,-1 A new course ooened this (all
" J ltKiuht4 for ,, ubl!c . j
. :: " .t
V V7.k TlTw ,u"""1 '"er- "e-;r.
.s.1, . .hirL.fh ,hid', nd Thursday at the Pelican
u,.r, and outlaw The Bomb
has too much wishful thinking
mixed In with It-
Klamath Falls
Building Off,
Listing Shows
The building slump
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Valla m-aa mii.m mA In rwirt train
ih. " ....... .... v.ai Biillatm .
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rankrd , . hth u monm withat general dmlss.on ticket may ,
,nin Oregon. : Purch,'i " the x th( ,
In Oregon. Portland ranked first.
i Then came Eugene with S643.230 ,
j worth of building permits in A u- J
gust. Coos Bay with S240 031. Grants
T- . i t K 1 On tOO U-llua Bit h
ii.glS. CorvallLs with S131.030,
Bend with llo 4M and Klamath
I Falls with S107.S23.
' Eugene ranked seventh among all'
: the cities of Oregon. Washington, i
' Idaho. Nfonuna. Wyoming and
i Utah. The magazine survey showed
the six-state area issued about S3.
000.000 more of building permit In
August than In July.
CAA Explains
Haze, Smoke
CAA weather station men at the
airport came to the rescue today
, with an explanation of dense smoke
j end hze conditions which worried
Klamath folk throughout the day.
Smoke waa caused from burning
mill slashings and other controlled
! fires, but there 1 a scientific reason
why the smoke and haze Is so un-
usually noticeable today.
The weathermen explain that con
ditions today are known as tem
perature inversion." Normally, the
air near the ground Is wanner than
at higher altitude, but today the
air high above I warmer, and
smoke and haze hover close to the
ground.
Smoke-haze conditions are evident
throughout Southern Oregon. CAA
reports. Klamath Forest Protective
association lookouts were hampered
by one-quarter of a mile visibility
today.
Warm weather wil! continue
through the week-end. the state
weather bureau reports with to
night low at about 4 land the
maximum temperature Sunday tl.
An Inexpensive Want Ad today
ill mean $ t I for you tomorrow I
JoanofArc
istini tr-t.
Bergman
A VICTOR FLEMING PHOtWCTIOH
mo n ricjmcouw ci or nsvunM
1
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FUNERAL services for the
Rev. Charles Wesley Swope,
rxastor of the First Christian
church, will be held from the i
. u . - c j I
tnurcn ai d. p. u., jumuuv.
Interment will be of Klamath
Memorial park at 2 30 p. m.,
Monday. Elders Elton Fish
back and Stanley Kendall will
officiate.
Frolics Dress
Rehearsal Set
, . i
theatre. .
Rehearsals have gone well with
1 the exception of a few casualties, i
; Bob Veatch sprained a thumb at
a recent session, and Chuck Davis,
i another cast member, slipped, ram
! mine hi fist through a window
land suffered a cut on the forearm.
Starting ume for student night,
'next Wednesday, will be 7:30 in-
' stead nf 1 IS in that rhllrirn
i tending may get home earlier.
I Curtain time for th adult ner- i
t i- ... -r.
Ih.. 1.111. 1
rteservea seas ucEeix are avail-
OUn
Store, and Jack Atherton. !
ticket
chairman, has announced .
nighu of the show.
Vlsitinf Mrs. James Benham. the
former Jeanne Long and her young
daughter Janice. McMinnville, spent
the week-end here with her parent. :
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Long. Mr. and
Mrs. Benham are moving to Se-'
sttle where Benham will be In '
business.
Chamber Meeting There will be
a board of director meeting t the .
chamber ol Commerce officers. ;
I Tuesday, September 37, at I p. m.
MINERS GATHF.R
SPOKANE. Sept. 54 nPi The
vanguard of an expected 2000 min
ing men arrived in Spokane today
to prepare for the annual western
division convention of the Ameri
can Mining Congress.
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OTI Mid-Term
Registration
Begins Monday
Mid-term registration week will
begin Monday. September 36, at
Oregon Technical Institute.
Studenta registering (nun Monday
through next Friday will, upon
completion ol the term, receive 1ft
credits, half the full term's reg
ular total.
Enrollment now la about 4o, more
than was anticipated, and 6S appli
cations are on hand from studenta
wishing to enroll at mid-term.
Official stress, however, that It la
not necessary (or a atudrut to have
his application in before register
ing lor mid -term.
On riaaa full
One class, sewage plant opera
tion, la filled already and lias a
waiting list. Another, medlral tech
nology, can handle only about two
more student.
Tum jor the chool ol business
education Is 124 per month, and the
curriculum include accounting.
medical-dental office assistant
work, general office and business
practices and retail business man
agement. Several opnlngs remain In
these courses,
Arrancementa are being made (or
a complete broadcasting set-up (or
the radio communications course,
and will be In operation aa soon
as FCC permission is granted.
Other Opening
There are also openings (or stu
dent In automobile radiator repair
which u .t.r.ctn considerable In-
terest in larm mecnanica wnicn cov-
training in tune-up ot diesel
Mnd gss motor, as weU a other
general (arm machine repair,
Hitchcock,
Bend Rally
Keynoter
8ule Senator
Klamath Falls 1
Phil Hitchcock of ,
ill be thf keynote '
sneaker tonieht at the ooenme of
n Oregon young reDubllcn' nolle? '
w.i. .....v. ...
made
er banquet at th Pilot Butte
"v
.J
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The young repuDitrans organira- ,
coming from sub-
I committee, on civil liberties, hous- I
! tng. eductlon. old ge. farming. I
labor, administrative reorganization. 1
highways, the allied subjects of
power and Irrigation, taxation and
veterans' affairs.
Mary O. Hatfield. Willamette uni
versity Instructor, la directing the
convention.
Grocery Theft
Reported $190
About I1M In currency and diver
wa reported taken in a burglary
at Whiter ' grocery. 334 Broad,
last n.ght. City police are investl-
gsting.
Entry apparently waa made
through a bedroom window of the
residence part of the house. Borne
money wa taken from the atore
cash register and the currency from
a purse belonging to Mr. Edith
Overacker. The store la operated by
Whltey Overacker.
STARTS
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HOT-BLOODED
MAN OF
FORTUNE
e
He's In (jam
h wtinti to
qwit.es H'f got
a fjlrl h wanlt
to lcp...But
looks liko ho's
pwfhod his luck
too far ,
11 :.
"Choo Choo Swing" "Screen
W 0
4 Merrill
Girls Spud
Queen Elects
MERRILL One of four attrac
tive Merrill girls will be chosen aa
t h I a community's candidate for
queen of the l ull annual Potato tea
tlval October 31 and 33.
J lla Winrtwrger and Marlta Wat
son will represent the Junior elasa
and Ruby Icenblce and Virginia
Reeves, the senior class of Merrill !
huri school. I
The (our candidates will sell tick
ets lor the elimination ball October I
1. and the successful candidate will1
b announced at that time on tne
basis ol the greatest number o( tick
et sold.
The winner will represent Merrill;
and coi-ncte with candidates from .
Dorris, Henley, Bonanra. Tulelak
and Chlloqtim. The queen's boll w ill
be held October IS In the Merrill I
community hall and the grand bull
climaxing the trstival will be held I
Saturday evening. October 33. i
Tulelake's
Fair, Stock
Sale Today
TULFIAKE Tup-notch cuttlf.
he?p, hot. cliukfiis, turkey tnd
rabbits grtHtmesl by 4-H and TT
boys and girl are betUJrd down tn
prim on the hmh kuwI uroundi
t mailing for buyer at tonight a first i
annual junior Inestoclt Mte i
The ammab, tmiuiie a tew head
of breeding stock that will not 0
over the block.
Charles K. w.e-e. Tule lake a u e '
tloneer. mill rail for bttU on 35 or
30 animal The ale Ktaru prompt
ly at 6 o clock.
Sale St(hl
The Mies arena has been built
i on the lawn ol the hith ftchool build- j
: ing. The side itcpn of the gymnast
I um will be ued for the auctioneers'
; stand and sales officials. i
Parking spce has beer, arranged
: on the grounds of the elementary
' school.
; AU Judging of livestock and horns '
economic entries and Jhow mamhipi
; contest are to be completed by late ,
afternoon. j
Judge l lino
Jun -HI Mmani Kiamatn
QMtny agent Judged the livestock
nu s-n cnii.UB, sewing inq couk
exhibits were approved by Ethel
Shadow, home demonstration agent !
r iyou county.
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f"'-- r.ruui m
"' gvmnaMum. i
A number of the exhibitors In both .
-H and FFA hsve exhibited at oth- !
er in Moooc ana Siskiyou coun-
ty this fall.
i MAJOR STUDIO FEATURE j
oun (ticuun 1
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WHAT? or WHY?
But It b one s4
I the Season Big
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Herald-News
Story Spots
KF Fugitive
A detainer order has been placed
on Oarland Bugart Hienrer, held at
Ooodlng. Ida., Sheriff Jack Franry
aald today, to have him returned to
Klamath county aa a parole vio
lator. Nenrer Is held at Clomlliuj lor
robbery and Is believed to have been
a recent companion ol John Omar
Plnson, scaied Oregon stale prison
convict.
At Ooodlng Silencer told officers
he and Plnsnn. who was going under
the name ol Joseph Anthony Dor
tan, participated In a robbery there
recently and that Pinsniv escaped
Coeur d'Alene authorities.
Spencer laces a three-year prison
term (or larceny from an auto here.
Sheriff Franey learned his where-'
abouts from a story in Friday The
Herald and Nrws.
Buffalo. N. Y regarded aa the
I world a largest milling renter, pro
cures aa much as 1 3.000.000 barrels
I of (lour a year.
he pay!
.
Want ' a don't nut thev payt
JIMMY'S ...
Warmer TML
HEIGHTS! .: 3. """"
15 RED HOT
wm
jilt mi na. 1111 ti aw i
r7
TO HANG Morgoref Wil
liotrn (obove), 21 -year -old
member of Britain' Women'
Royol Army corps, woj len
fenced to death by hanging
in London for the murder of
her army sergeant husband,
Montague Williomi, in Aus
tria last July.
Dont miss a eonjl net snnn tha
1 Want Ada every dayl It pays I
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VIRGINIA
Exfro! COLOR CARTOON
Hll lllHlgaalllianBIMMHI r
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mi ii i mi "' wi a ' -' 1
Basin Man's
Name Drawn
For Homesite
Moyd 11 Snider of New Pint
Creek had his name drawn among
the first nine (rom among 1700 ap
plicants for 104 Irrigable larm unit
In Northwestern Wyoming.
Word from Powell, Wyo advised
an ex-CII from California was the
lirst lo have his name drawn yes
terday when Commissioner ol Ree
lamation Michael W. Straus pulled
Waller 1.. McCafltu's nam from
the hat. McCafllii 1 from Ontario,
Calif.
Drawings were (or farm units In
the Heart mountain division of the
Hlioslione reclainailnu protect,
('AKI or THANK)
W wish tn esiend lo our frtend
and the Masonic lodge, our deepett
appreriallon and gratitude for
their faithful devotion and avm.
pathy. and tokena of friendship,
during our recent bereavement.
Angle Van Riper
ieie Campbell
Kthel Malcolm
Mr. and Mrs. (larrett Van Ripee
To Huy. Hell or Trade It pay It)
read the Want Adsl
&
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