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MOMMY, JANUARY 211, 10.12
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON
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WITH MURDER Mrs. Jadu Z.
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l.ols nnmer Principal at Henley .of Dime. That no far there has
elementary school reported Ihnl 'been $160 turned In, the content
they are IiiivIiik a content between
the gradca nt Henley on the March
MOTHER CHARGED
Kaclcr, 21, Portland, was charged with first degree murder
in the death of her daughter, Shcrrio Ellen, 3. The charge
was filed after another daughter, Vickie, 4, told detectives
her mother had dropped Sherric in a drainage pit. Mrs.
Kadcr first reported the child had been kidnaped.
Skiers Pose Problem For
Safety Engineers; Now
They Plan For More Care
By John K amph annually,
WA81I1NOTON I - Skiers are He u expected to confer with
taking to the hills In Increaalim 'mwn. in Nnrunu m.H am-ih,.
numbers, ao aiilhorlllea are looking i while In those countries with the
In The
closing January 31. At the present
time the Mxm grade, mum tiaies
loom, la leadliiK with ym turned
In; tlio third Krade, Margaret wenl-
llu'a room, In aecond with 122 50
and MarKarct uuviea imn graao
la close behind with 122.00.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
Club la to meet Friday. 8 p.m.,
kt the home of Mis, otto Bmllri,
1114 Crescent Ht.
Bov Scniita Troon 42 la to meet
at the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow, 7:30 p.m.
Hororlly Honor Gloria Bunnell,
daughter of Mr, and Mra. C. A.
Btnnell, West Klamath, has been
elected recording secretary of
Kappa Alpha Phi at Llnlleld Col
lone, McMlnnvllle.
for ways to protect litem from
anow avalanrhea.
Hlalnten are a hnrdy lot Thoy
break Utcir leif.i, then head for the
mountains amim as soon nil, they
mend. But there Isn't much they
can do when they luce a moving
mountain of anow which cun kill
everything in Its puth,
Blnce an estimated two million
sklera are using, or plan to use.
whiter sports areas In national
forests this winter, Uie U.S. Forest
Bcrvlce la Inking the lead In
avalanrho control work.
The Korest Service has received
request from private, slate and
outer lederul
ski team, which lie manatees.
The Torest Service began regard
inn avalanches ua major prob
lem when, In recent years, the
number of aklcrs using national
forests began Increasing rapidly.
Many of the nation's major ski
areas are In national foresyt.
Skiers last winter made 101.300
vlslla to Uie Government Camp
Timberllne area In Uie Mt, Hood
Forest of Oregon.
Figures for other western arens
'with area, Torest and visits i In
clude: IdahoDald Mountain (Sun Val
ley i. Sawtooth. 10.000: Lookout
(Continued from pane one)
mined Immediately how many cas
ualties there were:"
Why Is that significant? '
Well It goes quite a way toward
explaining why the British are so
deeply hated throughout the Old
World area where their colonial
empire once flourished. They've
been TOO KXC1.UB1VB. Never
have they mixed on equal terms
with the peoples their empire ruled.
Practically always, they have
held themselves apart In "exclu
sive clubs," for example, where
only the British could enter.
Imagine yourself an Egyptian.
Suppose that In your town or
your city there was an "exclusive"
social club where' the Hrp.lsh were
welcome BUT YOU WKRKNT AL
LOWED. Suppose that had been
going on for generation after gen
eration. You'd be hot under the collar,
wouldn't you?
Of course you would. You'd be
not only angry. You'd be bitter and
Intolerant.
Suppose you were an Iranian.
You'd feel the same way about It.
Even If your scheme to "nationalize"
your oil (taking It away from the
British owners In the national
izing process) didn't work out and
you were far worse off econom
ically than before you seined the
foreigners' oil you'd still be so
mad you wouldn't care what hap
pened so long as you had the sat
l isfactlon of taking the oil away
Promptly Relieves
Itching Eczema! j
Let th flnt application! of modtm '
highly medlcatwiZanra rrow tt promptly :
nlievM Itching, burning of cxmm, I
nuhaa, athlcUa foot, paoriaaia, pin
nlfa and airoflar annovinr aurfaco akin
and acalp irritation. Then notica how
quickly tna ikin ataru to heal and clear.
Drama Group
Will Meet
The Drama Musical Arts Coun
cil will meet Thursday, January 31
In tho YMCA Bldg. at 8:00 p.m.
Dr. Robert Wood, chairman for
the group haa announced that try
outs will be held at this meeting
lir a two-act, mystery-comedy en
titled "A Scream In the Dark,"
which will be presented free to
the children of the Klamath Ba
sin sometime In March, ' as part
of the proKram of the Klamath
Musical Art Council to encourage
the use of local talent In music
and art. Anyone Interested In any
phase of amateur theatr'cMs Is
pordlallv Invited to attend the
meeting.
The Council will soon present to
the radio public a aeries of radio
programs making use not only oi
lis various mualo and art groups
but sponsoring other such groups
of local talent throughout the Ba-fln.
New Secretary Arlene Bralller,
dauKhter of Mm, Erma GnHue, 608
V Oregon has been elected sec
retary of Phi Beta Mu sorority at
u.nlield College.
Calhollo Daughters Potluck din
ner today, 8:30 p.m., In Sacred
Heart Parmn nan. jvtrs. uarmei
Raffetto, chairman, urges all
Dauuhtera and escorts to attend.
Games and entertainment will fol
low the dinner hour.
course Included Instruction In pre
vention maintenance, defensive;
urlvlnx and driving In convoys,
Quinowskl la a member of the 610th
Transportation Truck Co.
Malin will hold a March of
Dimes Benefit at the Broadway
Hall, next Tuesday, January 29th,
f.tartlnn at 8 P.m. Refreshments
will be served by the VFW Aux
iliary.
Graduated Pvt. Bernard Qui
nowskl. 1784 Arthur, graduated re
cently from a driver training school
onerateri bv the Eighth Army
Transportation Section, Korea. The
Wednesday Club of St. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet 8 p.m.
Wednesday at the parish hall.
Practical Nurses Group will
meet tonight at the Klamath Coun
ty Health office 1049 Main. The
meeting la an important one, of
ficers will be elected and a full
attendance la asked by the presi
dent, Gladys Cress.
Quota Club will hold their regu
lar dinner meeting at the Pelican
tonight at 8:30.
Kena Square Dane Club la
giving a March of Dimes benefit
dance In th Keno Community
Hall Wednesday, January SO from
B:00 to 13:00 p.m. All callers and,
square dnncrra are Invited to at
tend. All proceeda will go to the
March of Dimes Drive. Arrange
menu U the dnnce were made In
co-operation with Nellie Mason,
f'hiinn-T of the Keno March of
Dimes Drive and Alice Vitus, Chair
in in of the Klamath March of
Dimes Drive,
Reservations are sUU being
taken for the Library Club brVlge
tea Saturday. Call Mrs. Warren
Bennet 4325 or Mrs, Archie James,
2-3247 as early aa possible.
from the British.
If we're going to run the world
....i- wtiifh up seem to have
n. wiDfw iu - .
been committed, willy-nllly-we d
better learn from the British mis
takes. If we're going to run other
people's affairs for them, we'd bet
ter BE GOOD MIXERS.
Otherwise, we'll get Into the
same BAD trouble the British
have got Into.
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agencies for hcln in
combating the threat, which faces : Ps. Coeur D'Alcue. 10.000.
mo.oilsu. in mountain states a 1 Orcgon-Tollgate, Umatilla, 24,
well as skiers. ,000. ;
'llirough training schools, the I Washington - Snoqualmle Pass,
forest service has made some 'Snoqualmle, 80.300: Stevens Pass,
progress In developing techniques Wenatchcp. 47.000: Ski Acres, We
fur forecasting avalanche hiuard. natchep, 37,800: Heather Meadows.
uu.Hcrvation summit nave ceni". uaacr, su.buu.
up to record climatic factors
There Gs
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JVnflucnctng tho occurrence of snow
slides. They are at Hi-tithcr Mead'
owa, Wash, llerlhoud I'asa, Colo.,
ana Alia, utan. i
Explosives have been used , J
to make ilnnncrnns slopes where i j
snowbanks frequently are 13 to 16 1 1
feet deep snfo for tho sklera. J
. Arllllcry shells have been fired !
Into the anow to release anowslldrs (
artificially when the path below I
Was clear. J
The Utah National Ouard lias j
made a 75-mllllmcter cannon and , i
crew available at Alia lor call on
short notice.
John Herbert of the Forest
Service will bring back some Infor
mation on how the Swiss fight ava
lanches when he returns In March
from Europe, where he Is with the
U.S. Olympic Bkl team.
The assistant chief of the Forest
Service's recreation division will
attend a two-week avalanche Insti
tute next month In Swltterland,
where avalanches kill aklcrs almost
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