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Copco Seeks
Higher Rate
SAN FRANCISCO. I An annual
rate increase of $397,449 is betas
sought by the California Oregon
Power Co. from 75.000 customers
in Oregon and California.
The company Thursday asked
the California public utilities com
mission to approve a $115,838 in
crease for residents of Siskiyou,
Modoc. Trinity. Shasta and the
northern halt of Del Norte coun
ties in Northern California.
The company said it la also ask
ing the Oregon Power commission
for a $291,423 Increase for custom
ers it serves In southern Oregon.
Earlier applications were filed In
Oregon and California for in
creases totaling $1,043,000 annually
but were withdrawn last month.
PTA Dropped
By Bonanza
BONANZA About 85 members
were present this week when the
Bonanza PTA organization voted to
withdraw from the Parent-Teachers
association and form a Parents
Patrons club.
The reasons were reported to be
financial.
The PTA is a national organiza
tion, with some dues money going
to national programs, while the
Parents-Patrons Is a local organi
zation with much the same aims
as the PTA.
Faye Weimer Is president of the
Bonanza group.
(committees appointed include:
Executive Fave Weimer. Clav.
ton Sharpe. Walter Foster. Lola
Horn. Lillian Sewald, Velda Haley,
Esther Brown.
Ways and means Velda Halev
Norma Hasklns, Jeanette Graliah
Phvllis Rankin.
program Janet Ferlund and
Rita Morton.
Membership Margaret Burnett
and Edna Roberts.
Historian Thelm a Schmoe.
Hospitality Virginia Thomas,
Betty Rice and Marilee Bieler.
Publicity Cora Leavltt, Clayton
Sharpe.
Sharpe Is delegate to the Big
Springs park association.
Room mothers are: Maren Ran
dell. first grade: Gloria Woo ten.
second: Bette Stoller. third: Erma
Tofell, fourth; Emmallne Shepherd
fifth:.. Mildred Kellison, sixth;
Winifred Burk. seventh; Tille Chal
lis, eighth; Mrs. Riley, ninth: Grace
Dearborn, tenth: Mildred Hellek
son. eleventh; Alma Dye, twelfth.
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Trucker Held
In Swindle
PORTLAND. LP A bakinz com
pany otjck driver admitted Thurs
day he bad swindled Portland
grocers out of about 100 weekly
for the past five years, police
said.
That would amount to about $25.
000. Det. Capt. William Browne
reported.
Orville P. Bailey, 33. the driver,
was arrested after a grocer (jot to
wondering why his bakery goods
profits were so small. The grocer,
William Linden, went to police.
In turn, two detectives visited
Linden's store and checked bis
pastry stock. They checked again
after Bailey made his delivery
The driver collected $28 from Lin
den, but left only 110.38 worth o!
supplies, Browne said the detec
tives found.
Another store was checked. It
bad 76 fruit cakes. Bailey ap
peared and collected for 10 cakes,
but a. count showed he had leit
none.
Bailey admitted the swindle in a
signed statement, Browne said,
and was held under $3000 ball.
County Forest
Fund Greater
Klamath county will receive ap
proximately $328,080 as its share
of national forest receipts for the
1951 fiscal year ending June 30.
according to Regional Forester J.
Herbert Stone.
This doubles last year's take In
receipts, with timber sales provid
ing the largest share of Income.
Grazing and land use revenues pro
vided the balance.
Twenty-five percent of all na
tional forest receipts are distribut
ed to counties in proportion to the
amount of national forestland con
tained within their boundaries.
Oregon counties will receive ap
proximately $4,291,000 (M this
year, with all such county reve
nues tabbed for use In roads and
schools.
National Anthem
Playing Barred
MINEOLA, N.Y., li No standby
musician no "Star Spangled
Banner."
That's what happened at corner
stone ceremonies Thursday for the
new $2,500,000 (Ml Nassau county
administration building.
Officials were about to play a
recording of the anthem when
union construction workers threat
ened to walk off the job unless a
standby musician was hired at a
$16 fee.
Slot 'Rhythm
Boys' Freed
unv iriwn ur.ttii i.tn aiu.
dren's chnrKe.H hh1hm Hire Mot
i ii ai-lime rnyuiiu i.va wcro ills
mlwd In superior court ycatcrUay.
Judge Warner Poyhonen 8rt
tii lit A Iwir.a. tir.li.is n...t
convictions of liuberl E. Black,
joim j. rxtcr aim Jimn n I'uiili
on disorderly persvtn chargra. Kiue.t
of $100 each were ordered teturiird.
Hie ludffA art(Hl tttttv I.e.sLpr T
P a r k a r Aberdeen corporation
counsel, filed a motion for dismis
sal, saying he doubted there was
miltlPlMIlt akl'lliM,,,. t .II.I.IH Ik.
September 14 convictions from
.,iii Mir Mm no apprmca.
inr inrce, wno claim their
rhyihm system of pulling slot ma
chine arms mtik,M thi rivi, tv,v.
otf. were rt(i1 (n Alk..r.HMn
clubs. They Rattled attention pre-
"ulmf M uirir success ngnlnst
jlot machine Jackpots at Lcwtston.
Idaho.
The men Hlrf nnl Mn.,p I.. .
- - !,, , Willi,
They were represented by Stanley
Soldiers Find
Snore Answer
WITH U. S. FIRST CAVALItY
DIVISION. Kore. i .T. A i,i?l
slry regiment company has fount'
-ii'iuiinii ior nanaiing the com
pany's loudest snorers. It learns
them up.
Cpl. Gerald M. Devlin, son of
Mrs. Anna Devlin. Philadelphia
and Pfc. James E. Mclntryre
HamleL N r? hv ..v
growling snores.
The two assistant machinegun
ners in the regiment's company D
, . uhv ituui null
sleeping an hour all nlg.it long.
iriea to listen." said Mcntvre.
"But the snoring was too much. I
rouiun v near a tning out snores.
Devlin rfnpfAH 'Vni.'ru ..
"'a" I am. I con ' even hear my
self think for your wood-cutting. '
Both agreed that the one on duty
is more alert because he has to
overcome a lot of racket to hear
any enemy-made noise.
"Our snoring must the reason the
Chinese never try to get through
our positions." said Mclntyte. "We
prooaoiy souni like a M- tank."
Chest Workers
Push Drive
Headquarters of the community
chest campaign report today tint
workers in the 16 residential dis
tricts are trying for loo percent
of their quota of $1339 before noon.
November 6. Amount reported to
date is $4017.05.
The first (eport on success of
the drive at Sprague River also
came In this week. Workers there
are Mrs. Louis Fowler, Mrs. Sylvan
Crume. Mrs. Arthur Roth. Mrs.
Earl Bowell, Mrs. Ed Shadley,
Mrs. Frieda Vernum. chairman
snd Mrs. Winnie Wesley, Klamath
Falls.
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Gable Court
Battle Shapes
SANTA MONICA. l Clark
Oable's lawyer say that the actor's
divorce battle with Lady Sylvia
Ashley will be waged In the Cal
ifornia courts.
Cable has been forbidden from
obtaining a Nevada divorce by a
court Injunction Issued here yes
terday. The injunction waa ordered
despite uuble's contention that he
now is a legal resident of Nevada.
Mia. Cable has filed for divorce
In Calfornla. Uable has answered
lier suit, and recently filed an ac
tion of his own in Laa Vegas. Both
charge cruelty.
Superior Judge Orlando Rhodes
said Hint If liable dlsregaids the
Injuction and obtains a Nevada di
vorce anyway, he will be liable
for contempt of court charges ui
California.
Oable's attorney, V. I. Gilbert
Jr., said the ruling means "we will
scrap it out right here."
The injunction was sought origin
ally under a new and unleAted
state law which forbids 'quickie"
divorces In other stales for Calif
ornia residents.
Gilbert had countered with claims
that Gable Is negotiating to buy
Nevada cattle ranch, has Nevadu
plates on his car, and Is even
paying a Nevada poll tax.
Judge Rhodes held thai Gable,
submitted to the Jurisdiction of Cal
ifornia courts when he answered
Lady Sylvia's suit here.
Trunk Murder
Case Solved
LOS ANGELES, IX A landlady'.-,
curiosity was credited today with
solving the East Los Angeles
trunk murder.
A slender, nervous house paint
er named John Kc Hey admitted to
deputy sheriffs Thumlay they an
nounced, that he straimled his J-year-old
wife. Margaret, during an
argument last October 13 over
money and another woman.
Inspector Oamer Brown said Kel
ley, 44. wept out a story of how
he stuffed the body Into an old
trunk and left it In the bedroom
of the couple's two sons, Richard,
7, and John Jr., 10.
For five nights, Kelley related
the boys slept in the room with
their mother's body, never knowing
It was there. He said he told them
she had gone to Boston, where their
grandfather was dying.
In his statement, taken down by
a stenographer, Kelley said he fi
nally dumped the trunk at night
In a nearby vacant lot alter the
children had "complained ot a
strange odor.
Mrs Hattte Bell McFarlarvl, 11.
had read about the slaying In the
newspapers. Not seeing Mrs. Kel
ley around the house for 10 days
made her suspicious, so she called
the authorities.
PORTLAND. Wi Southwest Ore
gon shipped &4M77.187 (Ml board
feet of lumber by the end of Sep
tember this year to maintain its
leadership on the U.S. West coast.
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Hollywood Jig-Saw Puzzle
Movie Making Fools Russ
fly I HSKINIS J0IINHON
HOLLYWOOD, (NEA1 Kxclu
alvely Yours: Scenes for a Holly
wood movie satire on communism
were filmed In the Russian sons
of Vienna. It now can be told, and
there will be red laces on the
Reds when the word gels around
In the Kremlin.
Vlveca Lludlors and a camera
crew Invaded the Red sane for
three hours this summer for a
sequence In the aiitl-Communlsl
film, "No Tlino far Flowers."
Producer Mort Ilrl.ikln and his
associate, Maurle Suess, who mailr
the lllm In Vienna's llrllli.li and
U.S. runes, unslied their lips about
fooling the Russians now that the
film's negative Is safo In Holly
wood. "The Ruaslaay" Suess said,
"never did discover ttuti we wero
making anti-Communist film be
cause of the way we broke down the
script In Jig-saw puule We shot
I the lew scenes we needed In the
ncu cone nnu koi out insi.
There will be no splashing around
in a portable tank at the Loudon
Palladium or elsewhere for Esther
Williams for at IraM five . years
U)ucklmc rumors of an aquacario
lour, bslher told me:
"1 Just signed a new 10-year con
tract al MOM. The last live years
of the contract permits me stk
months off each year to go on
tour If I want to. I'm not even
Uilukng about a tour until then."
Joe Pasternak's turned Keele
Brasselle Into a crooner for "SktrU
Ahoy."
"A male Durbln?" I asked htm
"No," said Joe, "a man's Sina
tra." The wags are saying that If
Elisabeth Taylor and Nlckr Hil
ton reconcile, NtGM will change
tho name ol Betsv von Fursten
berg, reported engoged to Hlltnn
a month ago. She will be known
as Betsy von Secondberg.
Newlyweds Howard Dull and
Ida Luplno have more Joint movie
plans, ll now ran bo told, than
Wald-Krasna. One la for Howard
to star In Ida's production. "The
Man Who Talked to Ood." An,
other plan calls lor Dul! to direct
a picture lor the production organ
isation headed bv Ida and her ex
husband, Collier Young.
The British press Is hopping mad
at Jack Carson, back on TV after
a Palladium stint. Thev no like
Jack's quotes about English women
to American newsmen.
Larry Parks' wife Belly Garre'.t
lust underwent a second nose-bob
operation.
Lucille Ball Isn't worried over
whether Hollywood film executives
will give her the tumbs-down sign
for leaping into TV. She howled:
"Hollywood What doe Holly
wood care about me? Hollywood
That your Insurance b right Is
Important. Consult Hans Norland
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Winner aludlo ban. Look quick and
you'll see him ns a rimliv plnvcr
in "Tom lliowu'a Schooldays,"
(limed 11 years ago.
The fan magaKlnes are scream
ing about the ruling from KK'.i
and MUM against any home lay
outs on Stewart Granger and Jean
Simmons . . . Mario Lmua'a $4otHI
Investment m a Nevuda luiiusteu
mine Just brought him a Jloo.UDO
cash oiler. He turned it down.
Columbia quietly re-shot the end
ing of the Willlum Hidden slurr"r.
"Hoots Maltme." Now he's a llvltu
breathing man Instead of a corpse
at die .fndeout.
Vaughn Monroe's due lor an all
out movle-slar biilld un when he
starts that long. term contract at
Republic.
Howl of the week: A trained
seal breaking out with spontaneous
applause alter Grrnorv Peck did
a big dramatic scene In '"Ihe
World In HIS Arms." Director
Ilaoul Walsh plotted the rib.
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