THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949
H6RALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
VAGt TWTNTY-ON3
Girl, 11, Spells Magazine
With a Gift of Printing
1 Jr, '
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rrni.iNiir.Ri hn iM u janitor.
! maaatlne U sent out tn readers In
' Knlamatno, ollitr nearby Mirhlfan
I clllr .and i (town other states.
I Bridge Club Gets
iumiam r.norcoMiir:,
KALAMAZOO. Mtrh. INEA)
When Printer franrla Eiliernmbe
gave his ynunf daughter, Barbara.
I prlntliil prraa mid box of type
few ycara sio, hu only Idea waa
that It might help lirr learn to eprll.
Inalead. the preae h turned , Dja. Rattled
Barbara, nnw II. Into probably the M"OR m - Mr. Ward
' r,z,f .,t,r ,"m' pub- w!i.Ki.-..
Ih in the country. ,miy ,b,rU ,,, Mr, v K
The basement of the Miecnmbe 1 oaten acored grand alam agslnst
home In Kalamaioo is the editorial a rattlesnake that slithered arrow
ofllra and prlntlm plant of her , tn, ront ,,,) u wfr, trtr.
brainchild, tha "American Children s : luj
Macailna." luiied onra i month, ej They ued h on I a t-to-oodnaa
nli-kal per copy. ' adra and clubs mot thf card va-
rubluhar Rarbara ears her five- j rirlyi to do tha Job. Mri. Fred Fos-by-teven.
eight-page mageslne hai ter tonie home the prize II rattler
a top circulation of too and a ! from the make.
monthly Income of aa murn ai a.
She's alao advertising salesman, cir
culation manager land aometimra
delivery boy), printer, preman.
artist and proofreader.
And Janitor, too. Rarbara haa to
baitle her father for more ipare
in the family workshop, and Jim the
other day had to impend public,
tlon while ahe helped unravel the
t'irmnll rauaed when the family fur
rare waa switched to gas.
-It makee me furious." aald Bar.
bare. "I U bet other national mag-
tinea never have thle problem. , v
Almoat everything In the mag- -
aiine rec lpe. poems, cartoons, a'o- ,
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Parole Given
Girl Who
Killed Father
BANDPOfNT, Idaho, Oct. 11 Wl
A 15-year-old farm girl who beat
her father to death with a hammer
aa placed on parole yeatcrday by
Dutrlct Judge . V. Boughton.
At tha eame time. Judge Bough-
ton algnrd an order giving cuitody
of the girl. Charlotte Burns, to a
California family. The name of the
family waa not given. The court aald
the child will adopted by the family
If Ihla arrangement la satisfactory.
Hit M'lth Hammer
Offlcera testified at a preliminary
hearing that Charlotte told them
she had struck her father with a
hammer while he was lying on a
couch In their Isolated farm home.
She was charged with manslaughter.
Bhe told the officers he had brok
en his promise to Uke her to town.
Hhe said she had been to town only
twlre in her life.
Judge Boughton paroled the girl
after receiving the advice of a board
of three psychiatrists.
The board said sha had lived
life of fear.
Prosecutor R. E. MrPsrland said
there waa "Insurmountable evi
dence" that Charles Burns, (5, had
been a cruel father.
He said Burns had beaten Pat.
CharMte's younger brother, with
an aa handle until the boys body
was black and blue.
A tew years before, the prosecutor
said, Charlotte had received a brok
en arm In a beating given her by
her father.
Judge Boughtin ordered the girl
brought before him again In the
fall of IBM when he will make a
final decision In the caw.
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In any water, any washing
method, rain or shine, dried
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Landlord Loses
Private Wor
INDORE. Central India iSV-Tha-kur
Narwar Blngh, Jaglrdar (land
lord) of Jhaknawada, recently tried
the methods of his ancestors to re
gain his estates, but within 19 hours
learned he was two centuries be
hind the times.
When tha Madnyabharat princely
union waa formed In Central India,
tha Thakur waa one of those who
had to surrender their 300-year-old
states and estates tn return for com
pensation. He did It with a vigorous
demur and went underground to
evade orders of srreat.
When ha reappeared, It waa with
a band of 300 fighting men armed
with bows and arrows and soma
home-made guns. He "stormed" hu
ancestral fortress and occupied It.
But he found the government much
too quick for him. Before nightfall
his "forces" had "surrendered" and
tha Thakur had fled. Tha warrant
for his arrest waa renewed on fresh
charges, but ha still la at Urge.
Tha Mason and Dixon Line was
surveyed by two Englishmen,
Dr. R. Theodore) LindUy
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ail 111. Med.-Dental B14g.
Phone ttU
Charlea Maaon and Jeremiah Oil
on, nn to 1717, to settle disputes)
ooiween me Lord aaltla
tha Perm family.
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Public Accountant
nd Auditor
OftVe at
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In tha averaie dwelling, 44 4 per
cent of the heat Is lost through
roof and walls and It U to pre
vent this lose that both new and
old homes are Insulated with min
eral wool.
For a few ptMi.c. ir word you
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It Pays to Use the Want-Ads,
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rlra and ertlr!ee-la turned out bv
Barbara. Bometlmes Uiere s a stray
contribution fmm one of the neigh
bnrhond children, and Barbara Oal.
lup. 14. has Joined the staff as ssfely
editor.
Organised In January. Barbara
JEdgeromhe started out wltlv two
other girls aa her staff. After sev
eral Issues, chlrken pox. homework
and summer vacations took their
toll. Barbsra continued slnrle
handed until the aatety editor
alined up.
The blonde bobby-soxer la an ex- t
pert at the disappearing art of set- ;
ting tvpe by hand, but aha. keeps e
her deadlines pretty elastic; the I
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bara explained, "becauae It s so 1
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THURSDAY, OCT. 13
Sponsored by the
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match the tndicaeor with
simple time chart. ..helps
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J'sncakes Mr it try
rate Actual meter sue:
1" in diameter; W thick.
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-o oaoia diiict rioat siiiv pancaki,
OAKIAND , CAUf OINIA.
Plw tha ! i
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f wry tin lertais
trl Sperry rasKak
ti Waffle Mix.