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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1952)
MONDAY, MAY 5, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN New Washington Prison Aimed at Rehabilitation ERNEST F. DODSON, 0(1, died April 2(1 In Sllllwell, Okla., where he was vaca tioning. Born in Fl. Smith, Ark., ho taught school '23 vrnrs in Stlllwc-ll, rrmiiiit! to Oregon in 1 0311. lie lived hero and in HoscherR si nee Uiat time. Survivors include his widow, rlehl children and 20 grandchil dren. Interment was In Stillwoll. Time Turmoil In Tacoma iiy i vi.k iii'irr OLYMI'IA Wl Club-Hke sccom imidiil Idiu fur honor convict urn In (lulled ih plan lor n now rl.OOO.WK) biillillnit tn ho coiihi tided ol llio Blnte Penitentiary it t Wullu wnlln Slate Director ol Pulilio lmlUu llniin lliirokl L). Vun Etiloii aniil I lie 300 convict In ho honied In Hie now structure will live In pri vate roSnm nnd nl nt i-rnlniiriint-lype tables In Hie inliiliuuiii secur lly I 1 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 t "Wo urn not out tn innko a soft llio fin' llio boys," llio lilnlr official Mild, 'Tliil In lo n icnmnuble and I'lilnpplrut Job nl rehabilitating the luw-rifk Ininulrn." Vun KnUin raid I ho bulldliw will ho wiiKim wheel clinped with six wltiKH im llio ppiikri nl the wheel. 'I 111- ImlldlllK oMK'i'S will hr united In llio hull iii llio whool. Tlio slruc lino will ho tln-pp-nlory, mnde nl rrliilnii'ifl concrete. In iiddlllnn tn llio ipnii torn mill unices It will rniiiiiin ii school. Inn in y mid nn iiiiilllnrluiti lr church nnd movies. TltHKT I'NIT l.cicnlril iniiililo llio present until tonllnry wullu, tlio I'ruxl Hulld lilt!." It In culled, will bo Mir riiunilod by n honvy who mcnll frnrn. 'Iliric will bo iki iniiwiiiiny walls or Kiinrd towers nn lit llio icfiiliir prnlionllui y. tlfn director doc In rod. "Thin type 61 bulldini! will cutit less In hulld nnd f lij supervise limn llio rcuular prlmii-J) po build Inn." lie slnlcd. "In It c ciui houi.e tlio low-risk liinintenihusa who don't require umxlinuin security. 'I ho bunk clrik who In convicted (or embezzlement In n much dllloionl typo person than llio murderer or ecx innnliic. ' Van Katon nddrd. "nnd cnu br handled dilforontly In addition tn Iho honor prlso- TACOMA lP Despite Tiiroina'i iters, llio now uullillntt will accom drclslon to romum on xtniidnrd molnto Inmiiten who will complete time this your, It begum to apiiear ; ihrir sentences In k short time that mont ol the city's residents livliiK In llio inlnliniim sennit) Eisenhower Boom Stirs Holywobd HOLLYWOOD The Elsen hower boom has hit Hollywood, 'the returning general appears to have attracted more rapport from movie figure than any of the other presidential candidates. The Ike campaigners, spearheaded by three studio bigwigs, have alrendy lined up "substantial" contribu tions. Film Bosses J. L. Warner, Sam Ooldwyn and Darryl Zanuck are the leaders of the local Eisenhower movement. Executive secretary and nerve center of the campaign In Prank McCarthy, 30th Fox pro ducer and personal friend of the general. FUND RAIHING McCarthy has circulated 420 film figures In the highest Income bracket "since our main pur pose was to raise money." The re sults, he said, were: 85 per cent wonted Ike for president; six per cent did not: 21 per cent had not decided; and eight per cent did not wish to state. Hollywood activity for the other presidential campaigners Is not so pronounced. Local Republican I Actor Oeorga Murphy, headquarters explained that Ben. On the Democratic aide, backers iTafl's forces have not formally of Sen. Kefauver claim support ; Invaded the state, it being a strong-! from movie figures but said their hold of Oov. Warren. Among the 70 names cannot be revealed at this aciegaies on me warren siaie is ' lime. .......... t. ........... .......... fcx .... . good &&!t! Plain or iodized; always free running; always uniform. At your grocer's in the red package. y Liilit'i "MhI iht Missus Variilia" with Harry Koplan-C.B.S. Saturdays 11:30-1 1 noon. J V A FINE PIECE OF WORK is what Jay Andrews, Jack Smith and Frank Wilson (1. to r.), residents of Klamath County Nursing Home say about quilt presented the Home Friday by members of the Keno Girl Scouts troop. Fishing Trip Set for Cubs A dnd and son flxhlng trip Is I ton ranch for ell the dens. All planned for Mny 10. Cubmm'.er Cubs will hike or ride their bikes. Hoy Mnltson explained the new On May 9. a mother and son method of artlflcal respiration and den meeting will be held at the he and Wilbur Brlckner demonstra- lecrcatlon hall after school. Field ted the method on Claude Shuck , trips have been planned for May and Dernare Wilson. : 16, and 23. Wilbur Brlcknrr assisted the cub- Mrs. Alfred Cnrleton Is in charge 'MKftnil.I.. A monthly pnek i master, nnd presented budges to of securing film on nature siudy ..hi k. i I.... ii..,. i,u m..u -i.. ii. .....,....,.., mn-tlno of Morrill Cub Scouts was the following Cubs: Bruce Uriel-, lor the Mny p?rk mWi" M- la lhrmi lve to life nmldo the walls hold April U. In llio m-rcntloniner and Richmond Cnrleton. wolf and Mrs. Clair Duncan and David he Tacoinn Rotnll Trade Itii. Hie director rxplniiu-il "nil Don I In the now holder of ! badge and gold arrow. Woli sliver were visitors at the April fuct ronu voted unanimously Friday till Von Kntim said the new building the pennant lor having the best arrows: Richmond Cnrleton. rneetlng. atari fast tliim In mulor retail 1 will n.i.k r u nn-.nlhle in ovnrualc prrrtnuige oi pnex auonunnco. uwayne touu. unviu rrisvoiu anu suirrs on May 12. That means . the two oldont cellulwks at the Dons I. 2. nnd 3 put on skits of Chnrlos Outline. Bear Rnnk: Tom inosi Tacoinn retail stores will penitentiary. gardening hints, experiments with Chatburn, and Charles Outhrle: oiirn an liuur curlier. Most tnaior I vi nil i i n i.oods, how o make a dish gnrden Hear gold arrow: Charles Guthrie; Indiislrlos and contracting firms Tliono iwn simoinros are the1 and how to u-.c null kegs they hnd Lion sliver arrow: Dennis Matlson. had decided earlier on a nln.il.,r ' m., r,.i,i i,,.,.. i,. i,i ' imintrd for outdoor flower tialntrrs. Service star: Sammy Cnrleton. Mrs change. Hanks will open earlier "in one thlnu to mil a mnn in I'.rrnnre Wilson nnd Clnude Bliiirk Uernncc Wilson received her den starting Monday. ii nnd aimther to make hlin live explnlned oed goriiilnnilfin In one .mother pin. . jn vu, woiiidn'i even have a dog of the rn doll m-oi! losiers. Don On April 2S. all the dens went live The two old ccllblocks don't'' remindid llio puck of health and on Held trip to me suauroan even have toilets " isnlely rules they have lenrned and greenhouses. On May 2. den 4 u. . Construction nf the "Trustv , expl"l:'.rd Iheir den doodle. .having a den outing at the Carle- Bulldmg" will get under way as Remember to shop and save at our BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE now in progress! 230 Main Phone 7150 AI.TITUK CHM'K SANTA KE. N.M. -Doe nle driver at aea level become a hluhwsv InotiaeA whoit liA ri.nrl.M the hill plains of Now Mexico? ; oon as powuiie nuer ine conirnci Stale traffic otliclals would like ' nwardid Mny an. It will tnke 10 10 is monins lo coiisirnci. to find out. Plans are lo set nn testing stations In California, vol unteer motorists will be checked for blook nrcasurc. reflexes and alerlnena. They'll be touted ngnlh when they leach the continental divide in New Mexico. HTKAI.H TO HI'I'I'OBT RINOAf'OHE ii A SS-year-old rag and bone man hnd such con jugal troubles ho hnd to bronk Into It homes at nlulit and lake large quantities of silverware. In slope of a rourl he said: "I cun t heln steal inrth slope Tl-.lB building will be of tre mendous help in the rehabilitation id the leaser risk pruoners." Van Eaton said. "You can't throw good apples with bad and not contam inate the good ones." lug. I have two wives children to support." and HOI'TM Kl.Ofi: WAIt.MUR UMATILLA, Kin. itf Melon grower W. F. Austin Sr. run lesis through the winter lo determine II it was wanner on the souih melon field than the The souih sloiio was six ; as much as 20 degrees warmer 'at times, he reported. USED MARCHANTS :: Model 10 FA Fiquremoitcr Almoir New :: Model ACR-8M :: Model 10-M Automotic Multiplication-Division FRIDEN CALCULATING MACHINE AGENCY Clifford C. 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