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Guilty To
Theft Count
Jerry Oscar Madden, 19-year-old
KUHS junior has admitted quite
a lew things to the district attor
ney, but he said verv little to
Judge David R. Vandenberg Fri
day alternoon other than he was
guilty ol receiving and concealing
OVU1CU yivfuiji .
Madden pleaded guilty in Circuit
Court to taking some pens stolen
by other boys ranging in age from
10 to 14 years.
According to Deputy Dist. Atty.
Don Piper, Madden has revealed
burglaries at Fremont School and
the County Library since receiving
a dishonorable discharge Irom the
Navy last December.
His arrest early this week re
sulted after investigation Into
about 30 cases of burglary and
shoplifting by a group of boys now
in hands of juvenile authorities.
Madden was ordered held In Jail
under 12500 bond pending further
Investigation.
In other Curcult Court action
Fr.day John -Lopez Leadesma. 26
Modoc Point, was given five years
probation on charge of larceny for
the person. He admitted stealing
a gold watch Feb. 9 from George
DuVall at Chiloquin.
Robert F. Morse, returned here
from the Oregon State Prison
March 5 to face a forgery charge
was sent back to jail till further
records are received from the
FBI. ' .. . i , , .
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Ben 6. Lee, Mgr.
NICK CARTER
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judge Denies
New Trial
Motion for a new trial was de
nied the Southern Pacific Railroad
Co. Friday afternoon in its pro
test to decision m a sio.ooo dam
age suit rendered by Circuit Judge
David R. Vandenberg last Decem
ber. - .
Judge "Vandenberg awarded
SC500 damages to Georee Sheridan
apencer for injuries received In a
wrk. with an S. P. freight train
at the Old Joe Wright Road -cross
ing May ii, mo.
Ogelsby Young railroad comrja-
ny . attorney from Portland, said
he would appeal the case to the
Supreme Court.
xoung oojectea to the verdict on
grounds ol insufficient evidence
and 'a second trip by the judge to
ihe scene of the accident after
both sides had moved - for a di
rected verdict. ' j
Spencer was represented by U.
S. Balentine, local attorney.
Doctor Wins
Army Stay
SEATTLE I John Caughlan.
attorney for Dr. Stanley J. Orloff.
says supreme uourc justice Wil
liam u. Douglas has granted Or
loff a stay preventing the Army
from sending Orloff . overseas at
this time.
Friday, the Ninth U,S. Court pf
Appeals at san Francisco turned
doivn.an appeal by Orloff, former
senior psychiatrist for the New
York City Mental Hygiene Depart
ment. Orloff, now a private at Fort
wiwion in Seattle, Claimed ne naa
been illegally classified as a pri
vate after induction under the
"doctors" Draft Act. ,
. nnnniinrinft- tha WrHm nf .Tn's.
tlce Douglas Ffid8y night, Caugh
lln said Douglas had nrted n a
Justice of the flth District and not
In his capacity as a Justice of the
Supreme Court.
City Firemen
Fight Grass Fire
CItv firemen fouEhf. their second
grass fire of the season at an early
hour thin morning.
A small blaze resulted in no dam
age at '613 tiroad St. - The alarm
was turned in at 7:07 a.m.
Firemen believed the blaze was
started by children playing with
matches.
W? ' 1 ' ' TT r.i 1 1 I
N " ' I h AMr !iRE 1 V;
IF THE CANDY is as good as the sparkling smiles of these youngsters it will be worth 10
times the $1 price tag. Camp Fire Girls are holding their annual candy sale to raise
funds for operating costs and furnishings for Camp Esther Applegate at Lake 0' the
Woods. The girls above are members of the Blue Bird division. They are (1 to r): Judy
Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alexander; Karen North, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jay North; and Patty Fairchild, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Fairchild.
Camp Fire
Opens Drive
More than 500 Camp Fire Girls
in Klamath County and the Dorris
area today launched their annual
benefit candy sale. This year, the
girls are selling 17-ounce boxes of
chocolate mint patties.
Because the Community Chest
fflilA1 A Monh ile -Ml la ...
normnl operating expenses will get
first call on funds from the candv
sale this year. Any overage wiil
be applied to Camp Esther Apple
gate, Jointly operated by the Camp
Fire Girls and Girl Scouts.
The need for more funds in
creased yesterday when heavy roof
snow collapsed the recreation build
ing at the girls' Lake O' the Woods
camp.
FIRE
Suburban firemen late yestcrdav
afurrccn quelled a graskfire on Air
way drive. They reported no damage.
STARTS TONIGHT MIDNIGHT PELICAN - BOTH THEATRES SUNDAY
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THE ROARING SAGA OF THE
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Gander Has
Crack At
Advertising
BALTIMORE ifl William, a
goose, was back in Uie bnrnyard
Saturday telling his friends that
the advertising business is nothing
to honk about.
And Old Bill ought to know
he had a pretty good gander at
it Friday.
He got hooked up with Ad-Man
Francis Davenport in a scheme
to exploit the liberal credit terms
of a Baltimore department store.
Davenport dressed up in a clown
suit, saddled himself with a bright
ly painted sign and harnessed up
Old Bill just for kicks and to at
tract attention.
Together they padded the pave
ment of the city's streets. Late in
the afternoon, a lady noticed bloody
tracks on the sidewalk. "They look
like goose tracks." she told a po
liceman. "Yes sir bloodv goose
tracks." deducted the officer. They
followed the tracks to William and
Francis, halted them and called
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a paddy wagon.
The ad-man and the nd-aoosc
were taken to headquarters where
S. P. C. A. Agent Fred Prleta
thoughtfully suggested that William
be sent buck to the barnyard.
Davenport apologetically ex
plained he had been too busy ad
vertising his employer to notice
the sorry state ol William's feet.
He wasn L held.
After the accident or Jire you
will want the" best pcMcy possible.
See or rail Han, Norland, fit
Pne St. Phone 2-2515.
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TIGER ON THE WHITE HORSE!
Grand Jury Returns Hine
True Bills; Murder ; Count
Reduced To Manslaughter
Klamath County's oinnd Jury of ! Adniiis Point.' Ho Iv frod undor
five men ami two women returned
nine linn bills lute l'Tldav alter
noon niter tines dnvs of delibera
tion, , ,
A miiii.vlitiitihter liHllrlinrnt was
brouulil buck niulu.vt Lorenzo Uu
lord Weeks, 36-yenr-old Klumnth
Indian from Dolly, held in the
County Jail since Feb. 'M on a
second cloture murder chariic.
Ho Is arctisrd In the knife kill
ing of Mlinicl '1. '11111,0 Mulirii'lci,
as-yciir-olil Mexican rullroud work
er tallowing a oriiikinu imnv in a
caoin on Aim ins tit.
A chaiite ( coiiirlbutlng to the
delinquriuy of a miliar was re
turned KHUiiiat 18-yrnr-old Robert
Kiul, held In custody since March
31 on charge of child stealing.
Krul is licensed ol lusting a l.v
yeur-cld Boiianm girl from the
custody of her parents without
their consent. They were returned
from Wheeler. Ore., by the boy's
parents sevrral days later. Ball
was set at &MM.
Other indictments returned
were :
LeRoy Garrison, alias Ballnrd J.
Wilson, forgery o a JU check Jan.
L'U. bull set at $10,000. He is In
Jail.
Benny Gene Brlmmnge. burg
lary, not In a dwelling, in con
nection with robbery of Bryon
Johnson Farm Implement Store,
Oct. 13. 1951. Bail was set at 5000.
He Is believed In custody In Cal
ifornia, Gerald K. Simpson, burglary,
not in a 'dwelling robbery ol By
ron Johnson Farm Implement
Store, ball $5000. He is In a Cal
ifornia Jail.
Johnny J. Hawkins, entering mo
tor vehicle with Intent to steal,
In connection with Ihelt of beer
Dec. 9 1961, from Western whole
sale Distributors, free under $2500
bond.
Ruymond W. Dawley, burglary,
not In a dwelling, in connection
with theft of potatoes from Oreat
Northern freight car Nov. 3, at
it'Mli bond, , ,
Fran If Pirns, non-support . of.
wife, lire under gtiooo bond.
Frank Leslie Snrll, ataltitury
rape, Held In County Jail under
s in nnn hull
A nut true bill win relumed in I
the case of Donald F. IHtniim-nlfl.
held In custody siiue March DO an I
charge of n.imult With Intent lo
commit rape. Ha wna released,
Also mimed In a not-true bill,
win Wllliiun Hnrtwlg Jr., clinruwl
wiiii turnery, ne is in a caworuiii
i"'' ol anollier charge.
Nine secret Indictments were re-
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ENDS TONIGHT!
Rod
Cameron
in
CAVALRY
SCOUT
ond
Georqe Montqomery
in
IROQUOIS TRAIL
CONTINUOUS FROM 12:30
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I mil i
drama of primitive love
...Filmed Inlht rtmoto unlamad
wllderntii In
EXCITING COLOR!
Added "FRADY CAT" -
(Cartoon)
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Cereal .Plant jcn
To Get Pay Raise
HKATl'LI1". VP FUlrcu lillii(lii.t
employes In .Pnnll.o Nnrlliwpit
Until', (rrd mill (Di'viil pliilltn will
get it wn)n Inrl'dipo ill il "j ri'lil.1
hourly,' retioiiollvft lo l'Vb. xi.
Am'penient on the Inrrriitip win
amititiiiml Friday by the Flour,
Frrtl and Cri'nil IliupluytuV An.
twin I Ion hikI llin Niiilliwrai Cinin
ell of Cli jilu .i'incrsiiiit,
Plnrils:flei'lfd are In I'ihUihhI,
Helix. Ailit'im mill Freewittrr,
Ore.; t'eiitllei Illlr.villn, Spnkniir,
Tni'omn mid Wnll.tbiiiii, Waah.,
and Mosi'nw, Iil.i.
tiirnrcl by the Jury
Judite Hi' v III It. VnmleiiliriK krt
.,"J""Kr
Motijlaiy
iiinriiliiK tar iiniilmiiileiiv
an Ihe true bills rctiunrd by the
Jury. Day Cull wnn lorenuin,
A WINNER!
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