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Br JEAN OWENS
Alice Geary was presented with
the Pep Pepper Ravel last niKht
at their annual banquet by the re
tiring president. Shirley Gaylerd.
Marlene Owens was presented with
the traditional drill whistle by Ber
nice Matkovitch, who is retiring
as vice-president.
' Carolyn Riley received the sec
retary's bock lrom Barbara Solie.
past secretaiy and Marraret Pow
ell Rave Carole Adams, newlv
elected treasurer, the ilnancial
books.
Barbara Rodgers was announced
as being the outstanding Senior
Pen Pepper of the year, and she
received as her reward, the tra
ditional gold identulcation bracelet
inscribed with her name and "Pep
Peppers, '52". Outstanding Junior
Pep Pepper was Join Juckeland,
who was given a 10 gift certificate.
The four out-going officers, as well
as the club advisor. Mrs. Howard
Strode, received gifts, presented by
Lauramae Witte, chairman of the
gift committee. .
. Barbara Rodgers Hazel Schief
ersteln and Janice Taylor were in
charge of the senior girls' prophe
sies, which is an annual feature of
the affair. The banauet was held
at Jeneds, and the girls and their
mothers were served a turkey din
ner. Junior and sophomore Try-hi-v
groups are electing officers toda
for next year. The Junior candi
dates are: president. Carole Adams.
Carolyn Riley and Shirlev Sehorn:
vice-president, Virgio Toyly and
Carole Warner: secretary. Jana
Langslct, Elise Nitschel and Pat
Payne; treasurer. Suzanne Frel,
Mary .To Houston and Joan Jucke
land, Chaplain; Alice Geary and
Carolyn Stoler. representative. Tra
cy Bromlett and Sharon Gienger.
. In the running for the Sopho
more try-hl-v officers are: presi
dent, Ann Henderson, Pit Tavlor
and . LaRayne Weed; vice-presi-
dent Sylvia Gerbcr and Annette
Jacobs: secretary, Sustn Gearv,
Dena Lampropulos, Sheryl Metier
and Ruth Wood; treasurer. Terry
Eorgen, Shirley Mcttoon, Delores
McFarland and Diane Oldnam:
chaplain, Carolyn Eoyd and Virgin
ia Mart; representative, Janls
Bubb, Pat Collins and Ann Peder-'
eon. -
These two groups met in a com
bined meeting with the Freshman
club Tuesday, to give the delegates
to the Youth Model Legislature in
Salem, April 17-19, a chance to give
their reports. The thoughts be
hind each report were that this
VMCA Youth in government pro
gram, Is a grand opportunity for
high school students to learn the
inside workings of the government
and the "behind the scenes" leiri
Istion which is so necessary in our
democracy today.
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New Freeway
Set for 99
Construction of a four and a half
mile section of freeway, most of
ib iour-iane aivmea, along u.s. 99
north of Dunsmuir will get under
way in the near future, according
to the California Division of High
ways, j
Bids on the mammoth 1ob were
opened at Sacramento Wednesday
and the firm submitting the low
est bid was A. Piechert and Son
Construction Company of Sacra
mento.
The company's figure was $1,048,
738.50. There were nine other bidders.
The construction is to run from
the north limits of Dunsmuir north
to Big Canyon toward Mt. Shasta,
and the project will be a divided
four-lane freeway for the entire
length with the exception of a three.
quarter mile section of highway
just south of Bi? Canvon. whtrh
will be two-lane.
California state engineer!, esil.
mate that the project will be com
pleted In late 1953.
The new freeway will follow gen
erally the location of the
highway, though sharp curves will
be eliminated and steep grades re
duced. No grade on the freeway
uc mure man o per cent.
The project entails considerable
purchase of pronertv anrt mnvfns
u uuuuuiiis, snuung oi telephone
iuics ana water and gas mains
and relocation of the California
t-n-ezon rower comDanv s rhinxmtiir
suDsiauon.
Dunsmuir Ran
By Students
DUNSMUIR Senior, of Tms.
mulr High 8chool played at run-
uuig me town Wednesday.
The occasion was the Rotary
muw-jyuiiMji eu luum jyj uovern-
The student-officials were:
uaniei Rodriguez, mayor; Chad
uuvcuii, punce cniei: uerald Sta
ley, fire chief; Richard Bottega
city ledge: Devon ChanHl.r Pnh.
ert Lamphler. Virginia Martin and
Richard Smith member., nf ih it
council; Richard Hardy, Nancy
Bacciiieri and Frankie Lloyd, city
clerks: Art Van Drimmellen and
Charles Taa-ren nniipam.n. i
fl. TTniiisiey ponce secretory.
city officials whose Jobs they took
icr the day were guests of the
""''"u notary uiud dinner Wed-
Radio Sleuths
Give up Work
ilnBle Official iiinn.lhl. . j"
vnS?" an.2 olner me1 ""o
Uftnsmittera ihrntih,ut xr .1
California and Nevada quit
Wednesday night.
Insufficient manpower and in
adequate equipment was the reason
g.ven by Frank Roach, supervisor
(TO) ' l0T th" Pederal
He nld engineers In similar
iuv.ua across me country a Ian r
snowed under. He blamed It all
?? .adequnte auD-"oprlations for
The result, he said la ihn.
1. Lives of airline n&saenrore'a,-
endangered. "There is always the
hub:,uiiii.v ui uncxniainea lair.
plane) crashes that the cause was
uirccuv atirinuiaoie rn rati a tntm.
ference."
2. Armed forces commiinieaiiMvia
inreaiered.
The way is open to gamblers
transmit race results to book
makers. 'T know there In a ring
ui gamoiers in tne East Bay with
radio transmitters in their cars.
nut.. .now can one man catch
them actually transmitting?"
4. It is difficult to detect any
cases of subversive transmitters.
"I Just don't know." Roach said,
whether there are nnv spies using
radio transmltters...we don't have
enough men and proper equipment
to find out."
ran ruin a eron In a few snln.
tiles. Insure with Hans Norland,
827 Pine St. Phone 2-2519.
HOME TALKIES Director Winston Pnrvinc, 0TI, examines the new Hell and Howell
Filmosound machine which incorporates the tape recording principle into home-niovie
making. Eric Carlson, Underwood's Camera Shop, shows the machine. Purvine was in
terested in the affair because of his school's visual aid production program.
County Chamber Leaders
Consider Road Program
The Klamath County Chamber of
Commerce's road nrozratn the
work it wants done in the near
future was outlined Wednesday by
Tom Walters. Roads Committee
chairman, at the luncheon of the
Chamber Board ol Directors.
The program includes:
Improvement of a five-mile
o.ic.wi w wicon .jo ueiticcii mer
idian Dam and Oakridge.
Extension of the Alpoma cutofl
of US 97 to Modoc Point. That
S350.000 proect is to be done this
year.
Realignment of U. S. 97 from
Diamond Lake Junction to the
Deschutes County line.
Construction on the West Side
pass to take through traffic around
Klamath Falls.
Widening of Oregon 39 from
Merrill out to . the Merrill-Malm
Junction.
Construction of a new S. 6th
viaduct.
Improvement of Oregon Avenue
out to Fremoty.
Improvement of the Klamath
Falls-Lalceview highway.
Surfacing of the Old Midland
roaa.
Construction of an improved state
secondary highway around the west
side or upper Klamath lake. A
portion oi mat joo nas Been Did 3.000 Oregon and Washington grow,
on and turned down three times, ! ers. will be moved from Dundee,
but the Highway Commission is Ore., to Portland about June 1.
expected to call for bids again Operations at the Newberg plant
this morning, extending the pro- will cease at the close of the sea
Ject dp to the Lake o' the Woods son.
THE MOST IMPORTANT MOVIE SCREEN IMPROVEMENT IN
I . . . 1
N (5171 I ?n il5 THE VERY LATEST IN
6- V SOUND EQUIPMENT
''iV fUf II I I I mi li rll'l 111 WITH "THE NEW VOICE OP
'Xl( Li JhSi I new r-r
I WE' INVITE YOU TO .HSPECT THE NEW GLASCREEN - FRIDAY 12,00 TO 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY 11,00 T0 l2i00 P.M. 4
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tunction.
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uuihto ui uic ouiu
Directors included receipt of scv
! committee rcporis; pas-sase oi
a resolution asking the Civil Aero -
naulics Board for a temporary I
permit for air service between:
Klamath Falls a n d Mcdfard
; Ki8math
-wiiitcu "i fcjinco una icifuc-siiu
mch a permit i: and a request lo
the Standard Oil Company to make
available commercially 91 and 100
octane gasoline at the airport.
Leland Cheyne was introduced
as a newly-appointed director, re
placing Joe Steele, who resigned.
Nut HQ Moving
To Portland
PORTLAND I The Northwest
Nut Growers Association will move
Its operations to Portland this
year.
The association awarded a con
tract for a (285.000 warehouse and
unt processing plant to L. H. Hoff
man Construction Co.
Headquarters of the groun which
markets walnuts an. I fihjrt fnr
DAld
, ,, , .
Charles M. Durllmr has been
named district rnniirr o thp Union
Creek district. Roruc River Nation -
al Forest, announces Sunprvt.-or
1 i w
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He replaces Harold Chrlswell.
bo has been promo;pd to a past.
' tion on the stall of tne Mt. Hoot
National Forest atPorllund.
Darling has been stationed on the
c.hf '"" Nli.,'11''"' Forc i!;. w!,n hcad-
FA OHHSS "whom AAA li."
&fv'P
)WLiSi ! JAfrlES WHfTMORE JJ
? I miH Jr
Ho Fight Seen for Public
And Private Power Rights
HFATTI.E l.fl An llltmsinril
niiuif uciivrcu 1IIIUI10 alUl private
power iirouiM was (urrcn-il l Intra-
day bv Ale nntllu.
Kniprnl I
man-
i!or of the American Public
;lo Ti
owcr
Association.
RndlH chained In speech' pre
pared tor the Asatiriallon's annual
Man Confesses
Morals Guilt
Hubert Allen Prttrltard, llieator
niiiiiimev ni'i'usrd ol morals or
Irii.sp.s aunlnst young ulrl.s. Wed
nesdnv nflprnnn.t In r?lri-lill r?nm-l
plraded Riillly In three counts
conlrlbulliig to the dellnquenry
minors. I nndm cIihibpcI l'urcpll Smith.
At thp siinip lime lie admitted whom lie dpsrrlbpd as 'Yhlei lob
xervlim three previous prtnon sen-(''vis! of tho nriviiii- elpftrlr in II-tpiK-es.
tor cur thptt and burglary, .imps," with nrlulniitliia a primiain
The sWyear-old Piitehard wan irnlllnir tor nmip nrw lerieinl taxps
returned to the County Jnll and (on public power oiiprallons."
spiitpiirlnii was noslnoued bv Jurtur ! ll m n... i .. .., ....
uavid R. VniKtpnbPig mull an FBI
rprl ol Hip man's criminal record
was received.
PrUcharri was arrested Tuesday
nfteiiioon, accused ol enllclnii and I
endeiivorliiij lo persuade three
young olrls aged 15. 13 and 12-
lo submit to uniiiUtiral spx praotleps
The charuea also sc-usrH linn nf
showlnu the clrls lewtl nntl porno-j''1" 1,1,11 ' ''(nil hulk whose st-riui
traphlc pictures. The nctions al-1 vultt Is oi Hi m-vit.iI million dol
lecedly oi-curred In thp Tower !''"' "r 10 alvupd Irnm
tliMter oflk-p last K.itiirdny. 'lllr di'iiths ol Hlni:niorc linrbor.
Prltclinrd hud been nianniier of '1Mf vu-lnns i bonihiiiu mid itiln
ilie thenler slurp March 4. coming '"'It dii'iim World War II, Hip shins
linf limn tnn f rHllrlslO.
Hp waived preliininary hearing.
ursnd lurv Indictment and admit-
ted his Built in court. He tnld
Jurigp Vandenberg he hnri served i
! iwo years In prison In Co orado
tor cnr llipli, thp rntpii p Imposed
''i ivm; H months ror biimlrv In
Npbraska. Unit sptitpnce datlnf
bsrk to 1937, and nine vpnrs In
Missouri (or bura nry. being re-
lopsrd in nm.
; Hp dented having any prevliu
1 rej-ora lor mortas orienses.
''nr''. worked as
.'m'?n'or ."! 8" Fran-
ci-ro nn rortinntl clubs
( Hls ball was set at JI5.000.
ROAD C ONTRACT
SALEM i.Ti The State Hlfhwa
Commission awarded a $15,330 con
tract Wednesdav to H.J and H W
Miller. Baker, for paving .il ol a
mile In Elgin
w i in v mini i ii rw. ni ?
ALL NEWLY INSTALLED FOR
YOUR GREATER MOVIE ENJOYMENT
', ,..., M., ,.,i.i. ,l. .rm
uiiilPrtiikliiK "ono Dl Ihn moat lv
lh propaganda Hittl lobbvlng cam
paigns In lii.ilurv."
I In mild (ho caiupaluns are di
rected "Inward siiirarlim public
power Willi tne 'B0llllll.il' 1KB."
"I Hunk n eountrr-nltiuk nil this
in oki nm Is limit overdue." Rnctln
Mild.
"The private untitles have no
vp.itpd l lulu lo b the aole dis
penser of electric i-iipi uv. Wp cm-
uiiiuy would not approve ol (lis
iinlloimlltmimi or Hip rlrclrlo In
iliislrv In AniPi irn -1 nin mirn wp
would kcIIvpIv ohiio.-p II. Dot wp
ilpllnllrlv bplu vp luihlle imwpr linn
of!? "ry and ninmpilntP plnrp
oi 111 u,n ' ok-rliiu nmustiv."
private rompiinlps Is Hip "no-cnllpd I
Inrciprem-e clarnui" uhi. h i-ei i
inublie m.rt '
llrsl i l
SHIP SAI.VAdK I'LANNIJl
,.,. . v ..
SINOAPORE iIi-Two orean lln-
mh- i. iiiin csn in n.-iH, inr oil u
" and the hulk Usrar II
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CONTTNl'OI'S ntOM l:4J
Tilt STORY of A
M twry wonun rami in I
VAN JOHNSON
DOROTHY McGUIRE
RUTH ROMAN 1
I LouTs"SlhernfT?k
Scouts Have i
Short Outing
'llll,OyUIN-Twelv Hoy H,,
and Lender Charles Mule apem
ill day and Sunday on an iiitiih.i.i
vamplnii trip on Hii Inn Crpek above
Colllpr park. The uniup rnine lum
loun on Himdny iiiornlng lo attend
thiirrli services but returned in
riiuip lo prepare their iiihhi mml
and In be judued on ramp nan
by tlurp local biilpnmnpii,
Ilia Flaming Arrow patrol won
the prle, a ranip cook outfit ,.
nated by Clilloqiilu meriiani.
Judges were John MnnnerliiK, I'm '.
psl Field and Cllen Klrcher.
During 1 1 IP campoul the boys
look lessons In Hint aid, use m
roinpasa and lire btilldlnu. 'Ihrv
eutri tallied aoiiin It visitors Hun
day altpinoon.
Friday nluhl. sevpn nf the bov
ml three lenders, VHior Hlsson
Leonard Hwanenn, and Charles Male
attended the Court ol Honor u,
Henley and Victor HIsmhi Jr m
nitardrd his Flral Class fWoiu
badge.
A week alio the boys attended
the P I A ineellnii and showed their
sponsoring u i "up the trophies thrf
hud won al tho rotinly lloy Hrout
exposition held al the Fnliurouiuis sv
lecently. l.en Hobnck Rave a sliort
talk telling ol the aeiomiiltaluurnts
ol the boys.
ICottti Oo.n A'OO P.M.
Shew Stortiol Duik TOT
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Tb Weddtng Vei er TTw 8hi Vefl? ,
THE
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Ct Hungry Dutlng tht
Sheaf t Vlalt Ow
I tot Chill
baited French Fried Potatoes
Nmel l Meatballs
a Vflor Cortosn
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