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SATUUDAY, DKCKMP.KH (I, 1 95 1 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OREGON PAGE THRER t . I.I Il I 1 Mill Ni'liuul t'l'A cxerlltlve board will meet MollUny, IJrc,' v lier III. I SO p. in. Ill llm i ul cafeteria. All liiriiibrra lire request id la Iw pi-enem a, the regular December I'I'A meeting liu, broil rani-elled, Home Kenneth iCorkyi Ellin, aun ol Mr. mid Mm. Olio Kllla'ar nvrd home Thursday un iW-duy leave, lit) linn hud Vj yeara III llm nnvy will) tuna overaeaa In tin Km. lean combat anne und In alatloned aboard Uio VHH Wluatiin. Ac punyliifi tilm It a hlimate, Jrrrv Martin trnm Klmlrtu wliu will upend the liulltlaya here. The Ladle. Ald-ol Merrill Pre, liytorlaii church la epoiirlng a basaar and a church auclal In the church parlura, Monday night. 7:30 p. in. There vlll ba entertainment lur guest ol all aiiea and handwork lor aale. The I'aat thief ol Wliienia ' Temple. Pythian Mater, haw post-1 polled their meeting, until alter tho New Vear. John n. Jocka aerographer's mats Ural claim. UBN. Iiuxbnnd ut Mia. Janet K. Jocka. 304 Mlchlguil la aorvliiK aboard the escort air- i run currier UtiM Mlndnro. u r 1 1 c I - I paling In the gigantic lleet mnneu vera In Caribbean water. Over 100.000 aallora and mermen and 360 alilp, (imaged In recent mock Ilonie- -Mr. and Mrn. Karl Mack have returned Irom a Irlu to the mate farm bureau meeting, Balem. and on to Seattle where thev via lied their aon. Karl Mack Jr. sta tioned with lhe navy. Ward Ilea Keen received here of the deulh veaterdav In lhe veler un a honpilal at Portland of Walter I Coulter following a long llluenn. Ill, home wan In Eugene. With Mrn. Coulter, tho former Idabelle Jrnter. he wan a one-time care taker at the Lake o lhe Woodn lodge. Kuneral aervlce will be held next Wedneaday In Portland. North-Major and Mra. C. II. Un derwood and daughter Jean are In llelliughain, Waah.. to attend the wedding of their non, George Cllt inri Underwood. UHN. to Mary Eva Wolf, llelllnghain. Tlie wedding In being held today, I p. m. In the Church of the Assumption. Oeorge Mlaey Tulelake contrac tor handling the 1400.000 bureau of leclamatlon drainage protect on the weat-alde la featured In the Novem ber laue of the Tidewater Annocl ated Oil Co. publication. "Let'a Oct Acquainted" publlnhed In Ran Fran rlaco for dlatrlbutlon through the Wealern dlvlnlon and Hawaii. Hlacv la nhown with company olllclala E. A. rranke and Harvey Frye with a half page of plclurea of hi, huge earth moving equipment. Due To the nchool operutla rtumpleaultnkln being preaented ! December II and 13. the regular) Mllla PTA meeting haa been can-; relied. Tliere will be no charge for i the operetta but tloketa muat be I aecured at the nchool by aludanta j for the evening you plan to attend. I Here Luther rerklnB.wner-nf a ttweel Home aportlng good aUire, It apendlng two day gooaehuntlng at Keno with Fred Darnea, owner of aportlng good, house there. , ' Practical' Nprae A meeting ha, been scheduled lur 7:30 p. m. Mon day at the hetltli unit. Full attend ance I ntked aa a Chrlntman nr tv will be planned and election are achedulcd. Degree l Honor An executive meeting haa been ael for 7:30 Mon? day preceding the regular meeting at I p. m. In the KC hall. Elec tion of oft leer, I achedulcd. Merrill Orange Orange No. 717 will hold Chrlntman program Monday at ( p. m. In the Merrill Moone hall. There will be a gift a II Wallet . , Volght'a rioneer Office Kupplr C. tt9 .Main. TflrilV ffenlv CISCO SOUTH OF MONTE REV' Oene Autry "lOLLS OF UTAH" nittriui nnt n DAinrRR" with "TIIF. THREE 8TOOaE8" MHUl A LAFF CRAZY STORY S .OTJk BOY CRAZY AGE mi a. a.- Her first Romance I MATINEE 100 EVENING 6:45' II 1 . MaV . W : exiininge. Visitor Mia Muv E I.okiiii, stale aupervlaor lor Oregon lloyiil Neighbor, ol America, will be In Klamath Kail, tomorrow evening and may be vllled at the Hteveut hotel biic leovca lor Lakevlcw """"' iiioiik union loony aa the volcano ... ...... continued Ha eruptlona Into the Kvenreen f.ardrn lub-Urrein- mill day. ber meeting la aclleduled lr Mon- T)ll) holfg WPrB mirM bv four day. 7:30 ). in., at Alluinont Jun- Mowliti red apola that could be !0Lh'K'!!l'!'.AVL ,"ll,!!;!wcJ, '"""v 'hr,,u" lhe umkt .... . ............... - lr the foiinty Infirmary, a Chi . I-, maa decoration nu liable lor ine I home and an exchuugo gilt. . Convalescing J. K. Monroe In re-1 covering at hln home, ins Aha-1 innnt Drive, Irom an allnrk ol vlrua pemiinonla which honpltalUi-d him lor aeveral daya. I Thimble Club A meeting has , ! ,d been ael lor itiendny. December II ni g n. in. at the home ol Elbi Weaver. 3634 Bummern, lor the annual Chrlntman UUIIV. A IIIIV cent alll eachanue la nlanued. und all membera and Irlenda are invil-! an iiicn.uvi. . u v.i.h.i.i i..i.a meetlnu linn be.n culled lor Wcdnendav at ii m at the home ol Mia. Irene ' Mniklinin. 1131 Lincoln. A II glft exchange la planned. Membera arc alno anked to bring food lor the ' Chrlalma, banket. Vlnllora Leave Mr. and Mrn. my Hieel, Portland, left today lor their none city home after vlnltlng with Irlendn and relative In the Klamath are lor lhe paat three day. rent,. Patrana Will have an executive board meeting Monday. n m in the principal' office l b'ftiiai KVHB. Tenor Hosts Dying HOLLYWOOD. I A i-rtavitrf 111 I little ulrl who I auld to be dying ' waa going on a tour of the town today with the man of her dreama. tenor Mario Laura. The brlulit eved lo year-old, Ra- phaef. FatnV. .rrTv'd by plane geal celebrltie,. Belore a battery of (DOtllght and newareel ramera,. ahe embraced Ijhi'ji in fulfillment of her fondeit wll). Ruphaela. who live with Iter parenta In Newark, N.J.. han Hodgkln disease, an affliction of the lymphatic gland, and apleen. When ahe aaw Lanra In movie the nald the wanted to meet him before ahe died. Bo her trip to Hollywood wu ar ranged. Two New York busmen. men bought plane llrket, for her. Ana uanra. who naa ueen aerenao-1 lug her via long distance telephone, uivlled her to be hln guent. Tomorrow she will Join In a 1 birthday parly for Lama' two, daughters, Colleen, three, and El- ll n. one. On Monday he will ei curt her through MOM ttudlo. w lie re h work. The meeting at the airport found Ruphaela more poised than her singing hero. Lanra couldn't think of much to say when she ran Into hi, arm, with a cheery, "HI. Ma nor' and he lost the cant he hod meant to accompany the noaegay he gave her. Growers To Hold Banquet TULELAKE The annual Tule lake Orower, Assoc. banquet ha, been scheduled lor next Thursday. 8:30 p.m.. In the Tulelake Ameri can legion hall. Tlckela are avail able at Die grower, office here. Wheaton II. Brewer, executive advertising director for the Cali fornia Farmer, Is to be guest apeaker. The Lqdlr, Community Presbv terlan Oulld will nerve the ban quet, according to Tule Orower Mgr. Olen Smith. Brewer, extremely active In farm matter,, will speak on "What Will Busine, Do to Agriculture In 1852?" Frankie, Ava In London LONDON, f.Tl Beaming Fritnkle Sinatra and his actress wllo, Ava Gardner, arrived bv plane from New York today to appear In a charily show. The show Monday night Is being given to raise funds for the Na tional PlnyhiR Fields Assoc., of which the Duke of Edinburgh Is chairman. WASHINGTON. Iifl Mrs. Hugo Black, wife of the associate Jus tice of the supreme court, died yes. terdav aftor a brief Illness. 8he was 81. The former Josephine Fos ter, Mrs. Black died at the family residence In ncarbv Alexandria. Va. The cause of death was not Riven. DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER DEC. 1 THE Fraternal Order of Eagles Will Hold The DAMON RUNYAN CANCER FUND SATURDAY-DEC. 8 AT EAGLES HALL Members and Guests Come and Give Your Best! NO ADMISSION CHARGE FOR MEMBERS AND GUESTS I I Philippine Volcano Still Erupting; Refugees Flee To Nearby Mindanao Isle MANILA IAIhvi tiiutl Irnm I nl lh Llunri Then hr.mi.hl rr i,,r )vilrll nr)lr tllB l0(, 0( lmmnt aiiu nieain awiriiiiK arounu ine peaa on Ciiiniguin Maud In the aoulhorn fhillunlne. I Philippine! 1- iw.urea opened In the earth near Muinbajuo on the northern count Rotary Hears Miles Burgess Mllen Burgesa, B.in Kranclhco In yrntm.Mit "I'erl. auuke to the Ho llly t,jb rrdIiy 0um at 1(. W) laul hotel on the niiblect. The An ' Keeping Money." n iiinucn aiiow nun only lour oul of 100 people have enough at age to live on. Making money In relatively euny compared to keep- be Durgena drew distinction be tween nuvlng money and keeping money. Keeping money mean, keep ing It working and earning ao thul tin buying power doenn't decline over a period of time. Inflation In not new. he nald. Over the punt 100 ycurn money value, have declined on the aver age 34 percent' a decade. Keeping money through invent "'"a " achieved bv putting I about hull In common atock, and j,ln, , lmni Ild lncn nynieniat- Ically converting from tock, to bond, in lime, when value, are on the Increase: and converting the other wny In declining timen. Thero are mutual fund compan lea that perform thl, "balanced inventing" program lor the aver age Individual he nald. It wan announced at the meet- Ing that Rotary a annual cnruitma, ; dance or college atuaenw nan oeen . acheduled for Friday Dec. 11 All (college aludent. In the bualn and their friends nre Invited i Scott Warren, vice present pre- Oeorge Dlmbat wa chairman of the day. Shrimp, Prawn Grounds Okay FORT BRAGO. Calif.. UH n, California flih and game eommu-j M01 adopted regulation yeaieroay (hat moke passible the launching oI lne ,tBte first shrimp and prawn fishery, -jhe regulnllona were adopted as the result ol more than two year, research bv the bureau of marine fisheries which located economical, ly fuhable shrimp and prawn beds in wide area along the California v?al. T.ie largest such bed was lo cated In the area off Crescent city and enlc.-ts Irom the Oregon-California lino non 111 to Trinidad Head and la approximately 10 to 20 mile, offshore. MANILA, W Islands In the East- Other shrimp beds worthy of Central Philippines mav be lashed commercial fishery were located oy a howling Pacific tvphoon be at Big Flat, Unal. and Bodega ! jorc noon Sunday. The' big storm Head on the northern California heading their way has winds up coast and olf Morro Bay In the t0 13i mlles , nour ncsr south. I center. The regulations divided thei weather bureau said the ly- prawn fishery Into three areaa. phoon was 250 miles east south- Area A will extend Irom me Oregon line south to False Cape. Area "B" will extend southward to Pigeon Point on the San Fran - Cisco peninsula. Area "C" will con tinue aouui irom mere to roini Rlucon near the Santa Barbara channel islnnds. The commission placed overall catcb limit, on each of the area, and decreed that the season Is to run from April 1st until September 30, or until the bag limit In eacli area waa readied, whichever date appeared earliest. Franey Named To Sheriff's Group Sheriff Jnck Franey has been named to the executive committee of the Oregon State Sheriffs' Assoc. Franey was elected yesterday along with the entire, slate of new officers according to an Associated Press dispatch Irom Portland. Norman E. Fields. Sherman county, is the new president. Bloodmobile To Be Here Tuesday Tuesday, 1 to 6 p.m., I, the scheduled tlir.t for the seventh visit of the Red Cross bloodmobile to Klamath Falls. Appointments are being taken at the Red Cross headquarters, phone 7184, or at 3133. or 4393. More than 300 donors are needed this time, according to Exec. Secv. Virginia Dixon of the local Red Crosa chapter. mat parts ol Camlguln might alnk into the aea. Couatabulury troopa and retcue worker, were evacuated hastily by bom rom tne Mnmbalno area af- ter (he crack appeared. Philippine, New. Service tald u no II had rece ved an uncon- ! ?ir,,d r?.ri ihVi ..-r. n i '..... u.".. r... ... ....... Inge of Panaaan, wet ol Mamba. Jao, had unk Into the ea. Volcano expert In Manila dlv counted the report. Thrv aald uch a nlnklng of the earth near an erupting volcano would have ahown on sepfnographa here. An hour-long quake wan recorded by the aeUmograph at the Unlver alty ol the Philippine but It wan limed houre after the receipt ol the unconfirmed report. Later newt aervlce report from the volcano area made no mention of an earth quake. The fllirht of Camlauln resident. to nearby Mindanao and other In land, continued through Saturday. I lie hard-hit northern part of the 13-mlle long Inland viriunlly wan denerted tinturday. Only a lew i iiernona ventured up the eaM coni-t or a look at- the burned out area which now lie, under a layer ol ahc, 10 feet deep In place. Delayed report, from the Inland aald 208 bodlea had been recovered ao fur. Juan Pagalan, Chief clerk In the Mnmbnjiio treasurer', olflce. told : the Philippine New, Service he ! didn't believe more than 10 per- : cent of the 2300 person living in the hardcKt-hll- areaa survived the ! Ilrnt sudden downpour of hot allies : and rock, Tuesday. Mnyor Ellton Llmbaro nald more than 1000 are burled under the ashe, and will never be found. Report, Indicated relief and ren-, cue work wa, falling behind the need of the Islanders. A Philip-1 pine. New Service correjpondent reported Saturday thai hundreds of refugee braved the danger zone in a iranuc searcn ior looa. ne eclipse, have measured ior tne blessing to all cardinals, archbish added that morale was low among lirat time an enormous star 150 ops. bishops and members of the refugee, unable to buy passage to limes as large a the earth sun. I pontlflclal court who had attended any other island. .Hie figures they came up with I the mediation. These are being concentrated on make this puny earth a dust speck I The pontiff then received hi prl the southeast coast- near Mahlnog. ! in uillnituae'a road. I vate audience the preacher. Jesuit Their haven waa being crowded The atar is 31 Cygnl, a double Father Luigi Celebrini. and then still further by refugee from the . star in the constellation known as ! resumed his normal schedule ol southwest coast. The southwest i The Swan. It's 650 light years awav'rjrlvate and sriecial audience,. w..fc mi LuiKiuuru mr un- til anhea and hot- rock, from Hlbok Hlbok began falling on the area. Troops Arrive In Germany BREMERHAVEN. Germanv The last shipload of 28th division : 'roops arrived here today, com- Plcting the buildup of U.S. forces In Germany to six divisions. The transport Gen. B a 1 1 o it brought 1900 soldier, of the 11th leglment here after a quiet voyage from Newport News, Va. The 28th is the last of four Amer ican divisions brought over this year to reinforce Allied defense In Europe. The division vanguard ar rived November 21. Typhoon Heads For Islands eBsl 0( Legaspi. Southeast Luton. , j p m Saturday. It was moving westward at eight miles an hour, 1 Normally tropical storms veer north or northwest as they ap proach the Philippines, but weath ermen say a mass of cold air over China and Okinawa was hold ing the typhoon on a westerly course. Couple Blown From Home ASHLAND. O.. (41 Cloyd and Louisa Atkinson were blown from their second story bedroom Into their yard Fridny by a blast which wrecked their home. Atkinson. 67. received cuts and bruises, and his wife, 64, suffered shock and leg injuries. The loss of the house at nearby Pcrrysvllle was estimated at $6000. Firemen were investigating to learn whether a gas leak caused the explosion. Volght'a Pioneer Office Supply ha, all make, . . . portable type- writers ... try them today. 629 Main. VIOLINS 1 builds CHARACTER ) SPECIAL Strad Copy was $54.50 - NOW - $44.50 "LEWIS" Outfit - $52.00 "LEWIS" Outfit - $124.75 A Complete Selection of Bows and Cases Convenient Term fiwhijk Music Co. 120 N. 7th TOP SPEAKER in KUIIS speech classes this season is 16-year-old Louis Taucher, a junior, who won the Modoc Toast masters speaking contest at the Willard hotel this week. Here Toastmastcr Pres. Charles Hahn presents young Taucher the George P. Davis trophy, award for the semi annual competition. Scientists Run Tape On Giant Star VICTORIA B. C. I Scientist. witn an aulat from a 63-day iiuiii uic earui, av lo-tugii ugure in I miles. (A light year Is the distance I light travel In one year at a speed of approximately ; 86, 000 miles a second). ' It has been known for 'tome 60 yeurs a couple second; relatively speaking that 31 Cygnl was a dou ble star. Tne two stars take 10 year, and five months to circle one another, but il was not until last I Mrs. Sophie Demko sued Miss year that D. B. McLaughlin of the : Mildred Webers. claiming the sec Universlty of Michigan propounded retary had stolen the affections of the theory that the large one might i Dr. Frank Demko, a physician, eclipse the other. Testifying Thursday in the clr- ima s summer, astronomers at the dominlon aslrophysical observatory ncrc, woraing in conjunction with the University of Michigan obser - vatory noted on August that the light of the smaller star was cut off abruptly. It lasted until Octo ber 3. Dr. R. M. Petrle. director of the Canadian observatory, said, "the dense part of the large cool globe hid its companion for 63 days, al though they were passing one an other at a relative speed of 25 miles per second." On the basis. It was established that the giant partner of 31 Cygni Is at least 135 million miles In di ameter, or more than 150 times the diameter of the sun. LOAN WASHINGTON, I Paraguay was granted a S5.u00.000 loan bv the international bank for recon struction and development yester day to help her increase agricul tural production. The monev will be used to finance imports of farm tools, machinery and other equip ment, as well as fertilizers and insecticides and other supplies. The loan was for nine years, with an annual interest rate of 41. percent. Stucco houses can absirb as as much as one ton of water dur ing a rain. j" j ) I :li i" "JUZEK" "JUZEK" "JUZEK" "ROTH" "ROTH" . "ROTH" rr:- J ' ' ' j if Pope Concludes Meditation VATICAN ClTi, Mt-Pope Plus XI and bur pontifical court today ended their week-long spiritual re treat for meditation. After the final sermon held In a small nrivate rhanel at the Vatl- ! can. the pontiff gave the apostolic Secretary Sued By Doctor's Wife ": ST. LOUIS. 11 An all male Jury decided yesterday that a woman wno sued ner former husband 1 secretary for tlOO.OOO In i ! balm suit should get joOO. heart- 1 cult court suit. Dr. Demkn ron- ceded he hadn't shared his former wile s Bedroom lor six vears prior 'to their divorce In 1949. But he j said the situation was caused by ' his wife's snoring which robbed him of badly needed sleep. Yacht Club Plans Sunday Dinners Chicken dinner has been sched uled for members of the Yacht club tomorrow, according to Mr,. Mike Reagan. Reservations may be mad bv phoning 2-9106. The dinner will be held in front of the big fireplace tram 4 to 7 pjn. KLAMATH FALL. Mllll, AMERICAN CHINESE Faoda at Nm bear! tk. 4 Fat Order, T. Take Oat Ben B. Lee, Mgr. 1 AA O I VVJ 70 NYLON DRESS SHIRTS SPECIAL 7.9S DON'S 6th & Main Ph. 6520 Is Your Youngster Playing on a "Cigar Box"? HERE For Christmas Outfit N. 202 Violin Ne. ii enly Violin Ne. 350 enl; Violin ealr ' Vjolla ealf Violin enly SI Q0OO 150 Mad Trapper Snatches Baby, Runs Screaming Through 41 Below Cold Train Jumps Off Tracks CENTRALIA, '.ft-FHteen ears of the Northern Pacific Railroad's last freight were derailed In the city of Centralis just after mid night today, tying up traffic on the road' main line. No one wa Injured but two of the car, were toppled on their side and two others Jacknifed to gether and reared upright. The derailment forced the North ern Pacific to route its two night passenger train between Portland and Seattle over the Milwaukee road. The ahlft caused delay of two to three hours In arrival time. The derailment occurred a half mile south of the Centralia train depot as the northbound freight wa pulling into the area. The !ead cars were not derailed but It took the engineer three block, to bring the steam engine and car to a halt. Lumber spilled from flat cars and other wreckage strewed the tracks. Officials aald a broken Journal. or wheel box, caused the derail ment. One of the toppled cars was an ammonia tanker. It was hissing after the wreck. Nixon Against Diversion Plans WASHNOTON, W Senator Nixon i R -Calif ) said yesterday that plans to divert water from the Co lumbia river system are designed to turn people of the Pacific north west against the state of Califor nia. And he added that California can develop an adequate water sunply without recourse to the --ters at neighboring states. Nixon said he understood the reclamation bureau has suggested diverting northern waters to south ern California In a report to Sec retary of Interior Chapman. Available Information on 'the re port, he declared "would Indicate that It Is designed to undermine California's rightful and legal claims to the water of the Colo rado river." Steiwer To Head Wool Growers PORTLAND, I W. H. Steiwer. Fossil, Ore., was re-elected presi dent of the national wool growers association here yesterday. Other officers elected at the close of the group's convention here: R. C. Rich. Burley, Idaho, hono rary president: John H. Brecken irldge. Twin Falls, Idaho, vlce-presi-fdent. j Accepted committee reports 'called for: j Congress to appropriate $968,590 for the fish and wild life service for use in controlling predators. Opposition to slaughtering quotas A two-cent levy per bead on lambs marketed, the money to be used in- a long-range program to increase U.S. lamb production. for use in controlling predators. IZ 'I '.T 1 J I Onnosition to nlAiic-hterfna miotAS r, vrs.l A twoent levy per head I ! i used ln a long-range program to I increase U.S. lamb production. lan!vmlaM 0R?WVH vecW TV S ft crV FAIRBANKS. Alaska. IB Mania. cal screams led a police pome In the black night yesterday to a de mented trapper who ran barefoot through the enow in 41 below aero weather with a 10-month-old baby . dangling by the heels. - He wore only a Happing night gown; the baby a diaper. , Strangely, the child appeared to have suffered no lasting III effect from It 1 hour and 46 minute ex posure to the bitter cold. The trap per. William Burke, about 30, Na nana, Alaska, froze his feet. The eerie kidnaping of the baby occurred after Burke escaped from a hospital where he was under treatment for a mental disorder. He became unbalanced while trap ping alone In the wilderness north ' of Nenana. In quick auccession: Burke burst shouting Into the 1 home of Mr. and Mra. William T. Dyer, who had left their five chil dren In the care of their oldest son. Bill. 13, They scurried, terri fied, to other rooms, leaving the ' baby unprotected In Its crib. The madman snatched up the In fant by the heels and ran scream ing through the night. Just too late. Bill remembered a rifle in the house, grabbed It up and brave ly went back to the front room. It was empty. While be barricaded the door and sat on guard with the rifle on his knees, every police officer in the Fairbanks area, highway ' patrolmen and marshal's deputies formed a possee and fanned out. Burke's full-throated shriek pointed them to him. He was found in the brushland near the Alaska railroad terminal, still hold ing the baby upside down. The brother. Bill, meanwhile, re mained grimly protecting the other children. He refused to open the door, even for police, and not until the parents returned would he end his vigil. Police Chief Ray 8kelton said Burke was picked up by a bush pilot along hi trap line after his dogs came to a nearby settlement ! alone. He had been hospitalized only one day. j Moerv-Bubb In ; j Shrine Offices In a story yesterday on new of ficers of the Klamath Fall Shrtn -club, name of two of the newly elected officials were Inadvertently omitted. Oliver Moen 1 the new secretary and E. M. Bubb, treas urer. - . . Irinf the f n Coffee time 13 la I 7--? wa:i'.M(.,i. HEY,
