TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 19B2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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STATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE for OTI met here last week to study proposals for
recommendation to the State Board of Education later this year. Attending sessions
were (standing, 1 to x): QTI Director Winston Purvlne; Committee members llarley Lib
boy and William M. Dell, State Board member Mrs. Lucille O'Neill, State Supt. Ilex Put
nam, and Board member Mrs. Paul Patterson. (Sealed) Committee members William G.
Ross,. Allen It. Leake, Mrs. Albert Powers, Edward Branchfield, Jess Bell and A. S. Teller.
jFROrV? SAND TO S A N D-Ffc. Richard feaiichamp.
I Dot an. Alt., chip through b double date palm to sand p
on a fetf eoun. built by V. 8. senrlcemen it sandy Wheelus Field,
as air vat. ner TripoU, North Africa, Tbo caddy la as Arab boy.
tip it
' Merrill ;
ny ItOHIJtTA IHCWKY
Rev. Clnorue Milne has returned
from a week spent In Uerkeley at
tending a Prcubyterlnn church con
ference.
Mr. und Mm. Clovls Storv hnve
named their new son Gerald Bruce.
'Die yuuiiK man wis burn at Klam- i
utn valley Do.iplUil, and hits an old
er sinter und brother.
Mm. Wilbur Hunkliu was cnllcd i
to Eugene by tho Illness of her 1
mother. ;
Vern Lnnz. slate uriinuc rlenutv !
tor ucmriti Oregon, and Mrs. Bon
Ifav Yancey, deputy from Shusta
View, were vlftiloiK at the last
Orange meeting. Lecturer Margucr-
lie Hudley nrrscnlrd a nroirram of
reading featuring Valentine's Day,
und Lincoln and Washington's birth-
days. Mrs. Hudley and Mr. and
Mro. Murray Howard served re
freshments, usIiir the Vulentlne mo-
til m tne tnuie decora! ona. Master
George Williams presided.
rarcnts 01 tnc n nun student of
Eldon Payzmil were Invited to his
nonie Buiulay afternoon when the
young people cnlertnlncd with a
variety 01 selections. Mrs. Pavznnl
served refreshments. Appearing on
mo program were Donna Drnonn.
Arleno Lcniler, Darlene Storey.
I'cggy and Donna Cnrtoii. and Clau-
dettc Shuck. Diane West, Sara West
and ulendii Storv were unable to
appear clue to Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Kllnatrlck are
now residing In the house which Is
located on the properly next to
their former home. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Humes have purchased the
land und house just vacated by the
Kllpatrlcks, and are doing exten
sive remodeling before taking pos
session. .... ,
Three tables of cards were In
play Monday evening when Merrill
lirango Jiicl for a social evening.
Visitor, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Tay
lor from Honlev. walked off with
Ihree prizes. Taylor won second
high for men and traveling prize.
and Mrs. Taylor won second high for
women. Robert Petrlkh eld high score
(or men, and Mrs. Mamie Oloc
omlnl was high for women. Re
Ire.thnienls were served by the
Home Economics committee, Mrs.
Murray Howard, chairman. Anoth
er social night will be held on the
fourth Monday in March.
Mr. und Mrs. Tom Turner left
Sundnv on the Shasta Daylight for
Wheeler, Ore. Turner wll enter the
hospital there for treatment. Mrs.
Turner will return In a week.
Mrs. Milton Loper went to Olym-
pla, Wash., to see daughter Lily
"capped" at St. Peters Hospital.
Lily has completed her first six
month's nurses training.
More File
For State
Posts Today
SALEM IjH Stale Rep. Robert
Y. Thornton, young Tillamook at
torney and a former Intelligence
officer on Oen. MacArlhur'a atalf
In Japan, filed Tuesday for attor
ney general of Oregon.
He If the first Democrat to file
for the position, being vacated by
Itepubllcan Attorney General
George Neuner.
The filing deadline for the May
Id primary Is next Friday.
Other filings Tuesday:
W. W. Chadwlck, Salem Repub
lican, for state representative.
Stale Rod. Mark O. Hatfield.
Salem Republican, for reelection.
Aiireci rat uiair, Portland, for
delegate to Republican national
convention from third district.
Cornelius Bateson, Salem Demo
crat, for state representative.
u. G. Dubach, Portland for dele
gate to Republican national con
vention from state at large.
Day T. Bayly. Eugene, for circuit
Judge.
John R. Faust, Portland Repub
lican, for slate rcpresenatlve.
Slate Rep. Donald R. Husband,
Eugene Republican, for reelection.
State Ren. Loran L. Stewart
Cottage Orove Republican, for re
election. State Sen. Thomas R. Mahoney.
Portland Democrat, for reelection.
Walter J. Dennis, Portland, for
delegate to Democratic national
convention from date at large.
Eddie J. Campbell, Portland, for
delegate to Democratic national
convenlon from third district.
Edward F. Rlddcrbusch, Tilla
mook Democrat, for state repre
sentative. C. E. Nichols, Portland Demo
crat, for state representative.
Truce Talks Make Progress
We're Now Back To Where We
Were In December, Says Boss
NO TIPOFF
ANKARA, Turkey Ofi A Tur
kish reporter asked Gen. Elsen
hower Tuesday: "When are you
returning to the United States?"
The response: "I have no plans to
return to the United Stoics."
DRAWINC ONE Will Roen. Jr., playlnr role of his
. famous humorist father In a Hollywood movie, draws a drink be
. (ween scenes for actress Jane Wymsn who portrays humorist s wife.
Small Asiatic birds, migrating
between Siberia and India, cross
M.OOO-foot peaks of tho Himalayas.
The Tutcla Heights house of Alex
andor Graham Bell has been prc
nerved as a museum In the heart
if Brantford. Ontario.
Egrela. and eagles often fly
north instead of south In early fall
until winter turns them back. a
Agriculture In Britain uses some
48 million of Britain's- 60-mlllon-aero
Innd area.
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CSf Cnnlfleld
Whcnovrr 1 trp on Iho maIm Mid don't
tiko whnt 1 rend, my finl thought i Ayd,"
REDUCE WITHOUT DIETING
Simply eat this delicious Vitamin and
Minora! Candy called A YDS, before
monla aa directed. AY US chocka your ap
pnlilo vou aulnmat.ically oat loaa loae
weight naturally. Absolutely safe. con
tniiw no inducing drugs. Money refunded
if you don't lotto weight with first box.
Generous supply $2.98.
PAYLESS DRUG
808 Main St.
I V-'.Ni. 15' V'"S3SSSra
Rrond-new way to plenao folks on Inlon dava.
Sorvo Fluffy Shrimp-Potato Hnkciovi in cost, lops
in tnslol And n broezo to mako with ready-cooked
Jlluo I'lato Canned Shrimp. ..plump, tender, full of
deen-aca goodness. No peeling. No wnfllo.t 5-o2.cn a
of Blue Plate Shrimp eoual to 1-lb. whole raw shrimp.
FLUFFY SHRIMP-POTATO BAKE
4 medium boktd potatoes, hot
2 tablesp. butter or margarine
Salt and pepper to taste Vi cup milk
. i cup cubed American cheete
I 5-ot. can Blue Plate Shrimp
Cutalico from top of each potato, acoop out potato
and mash. Add butter, milk. Whip until fluffy. Mix
in chcoso and shrimp, saving a few Bhrimp for gar
mailing. Fill potato aliella with mixture. Top with
B IK TUB
WAnNEH Born at Klamath Vailev
HosplUl. Mar. .1. 1t).t2. lo Mr. and Mr
Irvln Warner, Tulclake, Calif., a buy.
Weltfht' 7 nounda 1 ounre.
riTZPATRICK Born at Klamalh
Valley Hospital, Mar. 4. 1052. to Mr
and Mn. Mel Pllxpatrlrk, ChUoouin
Ore. a girt. Welfht: 7 pound IX
ouncti.
COMI'l.AINTS Fll.FD
Geora T. Have and Clara May
llayet vn. Harold L. uuif. Jimci H
Orth and Marie E. Orth. suit to col
lect S.1O20 with InUrett thereon at 6
per cent from Jan. 31, 1952, $20 85 In
tereil. S730 attorney fee. coiU and
rjliDurumenu. forecioaura chattel mort
ise. 13. 8. Balenllne, attorney lor
Diaintirrt.
uonaid campaana vi. Mary nan
Campagna. iult for divorce. Couple
married Feb. 4. IVM. Kiamatn Fain.
Ore. Carta, cruelty. C. J. Burrell, at
torney lor piaintiri.
Harold s. Dunn va. Katnenn Dunn.
axi It for divorce. Couple married Oct.
10, 1932. Minden. we v. marge, cruelty,
A. C. Yaden, attorney for plaintiff.
By ROBERT B. TUCKMA.V
MUNHAN, Korea Of) Korean
truce tHlks are "rmht back where !
ly exlHt.
Ltbbv demanded the Red5 ac
count for the mifttnK men South
Krtman rAiorn the U N timmnnrf
they were Dec. 18." Rear Adrn. R. Ufty the Reds incorporated In the
E. Llbby aald TueRdny after arxu-'North Korean army,
ln with the CoinmunlatH whether ; They "do not exist," aald North
mj.uou miaainK rtiiiea troops aciuat-1 Korean m&j. uen. L.ee tKtnsr i;no.
He called it an Allied fabrication
an "attempt to block our proRrena
(The Reds concede Rome South Ko
rean are In the Communist army,
but contend they are volunteers
and that many deserted the South
Korean army.)
"They do exist and have always
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niHTBIOT COI.'RT
Lonrd E. stovtll, overlcnfth. For.
fell U ball.
Ltnnard E. Stovell, overload. For
fell 15 ball.
William Shadduck, no left turn lf
nal. Fine 115.
Lawrence D. Clark, overload. For
feit S03 ball.
aoy R. Call, drunk driving. Fine
f2-p0.
Burgeaa P. Baxirett, void forelen 11
cen.e. Pleaded not fullty.
Fay A. Waltera. improper vehicle li
cense. Kamue! C. Kamel, no PUC permit.
Fine .
William S. Tubach, no driving alngle
traffic Une. Fine 7 SO.
Wilbur E. Dodge, one headlight.
Fine W.
Daniel B. Anderaon, no vehicle 11
cenie. Fine 3.
William E. Maiten. no PUC per
mit. Fine S15.
Joseph L. Keller. Failure to atop at
top lign. Fine S6.
Ivan E. Younca. overload. Fine $71,
impended S56.
Doran J. Miller, disorderly conduct.
Fine 15.
Sylvester O. Pfelffer, disorderly con
duct. Fine 1S.
William P. Portnoff, truck speeding.
Fine 110.
William J. Smalley, no PUC per
mit. Fine 13.
Robert P. Bowers, no PUC permit.
Fine tl5.
William T. Smith, drunk driving.
Fine 250.
Ralph E. Black, no angling license.
Fine UO. suspended 113.
Murphy Fargo, no angling license.
Fine S30. suspended $15.
Kenneth S. Martin, failure to stop
at stop sign. Fine $6.
Clinton W. Rogers, violation basic
rule. Fine $30.
existed." Llbby snnpped back. And
iney "munt be returned to our
side" when prisoners oi war ir
exchanned.
At this point Llbby said: "An-
parently we are back where
were on Dec. 18." Negotiators ex-
chansed lists of prisoners of war on
that date.
Tn another truce tent Red staff
officers repeated their "firm and
unshakeable" demand that Soviet
Russia help supervise a truce. U.N.
officers repeated their "Irrevoca
ble" stand that Soviet Russia was
not acceptable.
They have been deadlocked Ilk
that for weeks.
Communist generals hegotlatlni
the prisoner exchange "were very
well behaved," Llbby said, In con
trast to their shouted acousatlons
of Monday.
But In a new charge Lee aald M
the U.N. Command holds any pris
oners who don't want to be re
turned they have been Intimidated
at bayonet point.
Lee was attacking the Allied
stand that no prisoners be sent,
back unless they want to bo, and
the U. N. reclassification of 44,000
prisoners as civilian internees.
II Friendly
1 Helpfulness
To Every ' ,
Creed and Purse .
Ward's Klamath
I 'Funeral Home
1 Marguerite M. Ward '
I and Sons
925 High Phone 3334
REMOVINCA WINTER COAT Crewmen of
fishing trawler Red Jacket start to free winches and htUhtt ot
six-Inch eoatinr of frmen spray at Boston Harbor after J
ran throufh Atlantic waters tn teeth of sub-xero northwest winds.
The earth Is a mean distance
of 93,004.000 miles away from the
sun.
Friction, produced alow; the
banks of a river due to irregular
ities, causes the water there to
flow more slowlv than it does In
the middle of the stream.
From a rendezvous over Nova
Scotia. American golden plovers
follow a path over the open At
lantic to South America's north
eastern shoulder.
V.V.IliiWWM.yl I.W.V.
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Plain or iodized; always free
running; always uniform. At
your grocer's in the red package.
Enjoy Ltslie's "Mut tlx Missus Varieties" with
Harry Kop!an-C.B.S. Saturdays 11:30-12 noon.
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