SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1052
The American Legion In call
limfur volinitinii, to luriilaii
tiunniKirUUun Huii'lny IhiinuU
Wrtliirmilay ul nrxt work for llio
vorlinm ooiivenllon niticLlonn.
Anyone wIIIUik In liiriilsli a tar
plruo contwt'l Lpvioii Uoadfiuar
Cor, al i-mi.
Mrrllpij PlinrrniMi mid Ipornyl)ir
Cnulra ot I'eace Memorial church
will bv honleupi Mmiuny cvmilnu,
July n. p.m. 1)T Old limine
mid Travnlllo Circle Hi the church,
Monrr anil MiKelulp Onion aro
hivllcd to atlcnU. A lllm on Boutli
America will bs shown.
Mnyrd-Word linn been received
horo tint Mi. mul Mra. K. M
1'rlor nnd their two children. Marie
mm Uouumt, liuim'i imiuenui 01
YuMnko who have lived In Oak
In lid lor several yeura have, moved
to Eureka where Ihev lived at one
time, prior was tnunuiff-r of the
Tuleluke brunch, Dunk ol Ameri
ca beluro vohm to Oukland where
he waa In the loan supervisory de
imrlmrnl of the bunk. Ilia renluna
llun lina beon accele and ha will
serve aa nmnuKcr lor a lurun cor
Iturulltm Willi hctidiiuurlern In Ku
rekn that hua eyienslvx lurm and
btiilneu nrniierty Interests,
lur.l-Mrs. Klisnuclh Bandera.
Puululld. associate:! Willi ellare
work In Hint cilv haa been a truest
In the home ol Mr. Ida Orlmea
viliinii her fniher and llcrs.
I'tmlc The aniiuu) iilinlc of
llolv C'roj. Parish, Tulelnke will
be held Hundav In the Malm park
In connrction with the annual Mer-
Man To Face
Local Charge
A Bun Qucniln prisoner due to
be released Monday la to be
brouuhl here to luce a charge of
larceny of an automobile.
Mr la Omar Prnmine, 2d. who
was inillclrd here In October. IBM.
for a car Ihrft which allegedly
look place the previous June.
A warrant waa Issued for htm
June U. IKiO. but on that dale
Fromme w arrented at Redding,
Cain., for armed robbery and aen
tencrd to Ban Qurnttn.
Deputy Sherlfl Dal Herd la to go
to Ban Ournlln to take Promme In
to custody.
Robinson
Death Told
Word "hui been received here
or tile itcnih July 17. In Pocatello,
Ida., of Whit Robinson, el, at the
home of a nephrw Paul Robinson.
Mr. Hobmaon waa well known here
haylne spent two wmicra at the
home of a daughter, Mra, Harrison
J. Kline.
Mr. Rnblnnon Is survived by two
daughter, Mra. Kline, here and
Mra. Percy W. Walters. Pocatello;
two Bjundnona, Percy Walters Jr.,
and U'larlea L. Walters, Pocatello,
Ida,: also two sisters, Mra. Ora
AllrV Pocatello, Ida., and Mrs.
Ilr.ipabclh Hondyshcll, Qranger,
TfTah.
All niembera of the family at
tended the funeral.
Pulp Magnate
Dies In NY
NEW YORK Wl Max Ober
dorter, 72, Portland. Ore., presl.
dent of the HI. Helens Pulp and
Paper Co., of 81. Helens. Ore., died
Saturday of a heart attack at Idle
wild Airport.
He had arrived only 30 minutes
before on a Pan American clipper
Irom Sluttitarl, Germany. He had
been on a trip through Italy, Swit
zerland and Oermany.
Phillip Miles, Brooklyn, eastern
representative of the company,
met Oberdorler when the air liner
landed at 7 a.m. IPBT). He ac
rompapted Oberdorler through the
airport building and left him with
his luggage while Miles went to
get an automobile from a parking
lot.
When Mtler returned he found
Port of New York Authority police
administering oxvgen to Oberdor
ler. Dr. Vasll Popa of Mnry Im
maculate Hospital pronounced
Oberdorler dead. His bodv waa
taken to the Queens General Hos
pital morgue.
QUICK SOLO FLIGHT
OMAHA, Neb. iP) A 25-yesr-old
mechanic at the Amelia Munici
pal Airport recently aoloed after
only 46 minutes of dual flight in
struction. William H. (Bill) Hamke
was tho student, and Rnlph Hoi
combo the Instructor.
WELCOME LEGIONNAIRES
MERRILL
SAT. NIGHT
Music by
BALDY'S
BAND
rill lporreter'i picnic. Pollurk and
luliio uervlca In to be taken,
'foedThe ofllcn of the Call
fni nla Department of Motor Ve.
hides In 'lulelake, will be closed
Innn Au'iiml 4 to auku'iI 2 accord
ing to Mrs. Ilnrvey Wolle, olllie
manager, Driver's llcenao tests
will be Riven one dav during the
rlnaiire period, Wednesday, Auk
u .l 0,
Mr gala r Sleeting of the Klam
ath Fulls Assembly of Itiiliilinw
(lllli will be held. Monday, July
M. B p.m., at the Oddfellows Hull.
All members aro rrqucslcd to be
present.
Vacation Congregational Hunday
Hchoo! will Vacation until the Hun
day of Aug. 31,
Weekend Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bcotl. 337 lis kin i. will be
weekend guosts at the BurKe M-
i.on cabin at Diamond Lake.
i
Home Kay Craig, daughter of
Mr, and Mra. L. J. Crnlg, 1520
Hnrgenl Avenue will bo home over
the weekend. Hha Is working In
the JnnUrn Knitting Mill's main
nlflce In Portland, and the will re
port bark to work at the flrat of
the week.
Visited-Mrs, David Johnson. 432
Division, had as her guests (or a
lew dnys her son and dauihler-ln-law,
b7l and Mr;:, liny Edward
'file recent newlyweds were on
ihelr wuv to McChord Klrld. To
cumii. Warh. Edwards Is a lormrr
resident of Malm and 1ms been In
ine armea forces tor me pasi ciym
years.
Joined Htsff Carl M. Main,
tilrmrr Bun Franciscan, has Joined
the atalf of the M. L. Johnson
Company of this city. Main was
lormerly with the New Zealand
Insurance Company. Ltd. In Ban
Frunclaco. where he was manager
of the underwriting department and
of the brokorage department. He
Is a World War II veteran, and
i.lienl lome months In a Herman
prisoner of war camp.
Kmplnyra' picnic Montiiomery
u..,fl ,,'in nun nirnle for their
employe,,, and families. Bundav,
Julv 37. II a.m., at Me.lln Park.
Food will be served at 1 p.m.:
there will be fried chicken with all
the Irlmmlnsrs and Mr. Blroud.
manaver of the store, will furn'sh
the Ice cream and soft drinks.
There will be many typee of en
tertainment Including swimming.
Family Flcnle Methodist Build
era Class will have a family picnic.
Bundav. July 37. S p.m., at the
Malln Park. Come earlv for swim
minir. All families are urged to
bring a potluck dinner and table
service.
Correction The Junior Farm
ers picnic will be held. TurMlsv.
Julv . 5 p.m. PfTT. Malln Park.
Brine, picnic lunch. Clnh will
furnish plates, dessert and refresh
ments. Yenerdeve brief announced
a picnic for the farmers Instead
of Junior Farmers.
Wcalhcr
Woatern Oregon Sunny over
Interior through Sunday except lor
early morning cloudiness, cloudi
ness. In northern valleys, and af
ternoon cloudiness and Isolated
thunderahowcrs In south. Highs ol
16-80 In north 6unday to 83-90 In
south. Lows Baturday 50-60. Along
Ihe coKt.l, extensive fog and low
cloudiness with occasional drtule
both daya. Highs on cossl near 60,
and Iowa Saturday night 'Irom 50
60. I Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy
with scattered showers or thun
dershowers in south and east Sun
day, Little change In temperature
w ith highs of 85 in south ot 00-DS In
north. Lows Saturday night 60 to
tiO.
Grants Pass and Vicinity Fair
night and morning, increasing af
ternoon thunderheads Sunday with
mountain Ihundershowcrs, High of
M Sunday. Low Baturday night 60.
lt The Associated Preas
14 hours to i:M a.m. Saturday.
Max. Mln. Prep.
Baker SI 63
Eugene to 64
La Grande t'J 48
Lakevlew 87 65
Medford II 11 -
North Bend S3 63 T
Ontario 04 K3
Pendleton U 64
Portland (Alrp) M 5'J
Roseburg S3 57
Salem
Boise M 74 T
Chicago M 11 -
Denver 88 65 .0
Eureka 68
Los Angeles 11 11 -
New York 85 69
Red Bluff 103 70
San Francisco 68
Seattle 77 . 60
Spokane 89 87
FISH BEEN
ASTORIA W Schools of tuna
have been sighted 60 miles south
west of the Columbia River light
ship radio reports reaching here
Friday Indicated.
DANCING 10 'TIL !
EXCELLENT FLOOR
AMPLE PARKING
AIR-COOLED
FBI Agent
Killed In
Gun Battle
NEW YORK An FBI agent
wna shot to dim ill Hsturday In a
running gun battle In which bank
robber Gerhardl W. Puff was
wounded and captured.
Agent Joseph Brock died about
40 minutes alter he and the other
agrnta shot It out with Puff In
Irout of the Congress Hotel, Jiml
off Central Park on West 61tu
street.
A woman companion of PufI also
was cuplured.
Police said Put, was wounded In
the leg.
Pull and the woman had regis
tered at the hotel as man and
wile. There were reporu that
unother woman companion of - the
bank robber had escaped.
Puff was one of the nation's 10
most wanted criminals and the al
leged conlederule of another of
Ihe top 10, George Arthur Heroux,
'J'l. captured Friday at Miami, Fla.
Heroux also waa wanted on bank
robbery charges.
Police said at least s (irocn shots
were fired III the street battle. One
agent's gun waa reported missing
niter the fight.
Puff and the woman companion
captured had registered at the ho
tel as "Mr. and Mra. Burn". The
woman'a Identity was not learned
immediately.
Stevenson Wins
(Continued from Page One.)
Tennessee and Richard Russell of
Georgia went before the wildly
cheering convention to capitulate.
8TOOI) BY
Both stood by, waiting to apeak,
during Ihe roll call on the third
and llnul ballot. Kefauver had led
the first and second, with Russell
third behind Stevenson. But after
a dinner recess, the die was cast.
The two hour break gave party
lenders Including President
Truman who had flown In a
chance to get their heads together.
Averell Hurrlinun dropped out ol
the rsee. releasing New York's big
delegation, and that was that.
New York and then Mss-sschu-sella,
freed by Gov. Psul Dever.
went to Hlevenson. At Ihe end of
the roll call he had rolled up 613
votes just 3 short ol the
necessary majority. Then Utah
switched and put him over the top.
' Stevenson picked a running mate
Saturday to help him "talk sense
to the American people" In the
campaign to keep the presidency
In Democratic hands.
The No. 3 plsce was to go to
Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama.
Aides said this choice waa in
line with the governor's determina
tion to have a Southerner "to
strengthen me end our party Im
measurably In the hard. Implac
able work that lies ahead for all
of us."
LEADERS
Leaders called sleepy-eyed dele
gates back alter only an eight-
nuur real irom tneir roaring re
ceptlon of the party's new nom.
thee In this smoke-hszed conven
tion hall at an earlv morn no- hour.
The Illinois governor keynoted
ms own campaign in nis accept
ance speech.
"More Important than winning
the election is governing the na
tion.' he told Uie Democrats so
lemly. "That Is the test of a polit
ical party the acid, final test.
"When Ihe tumult and the snout
ing die. when the bsnds are gone
and the lights are dimmed, there
la the stark reality of responsibil
ity in an hour haunted by tno.se
gaunt, grim specters of strife, dis
sension sno materialism at home
and ruthless, Inscrutable and hos
tile power abroad."
Averting that the "bloodiest,
most turbulent age of the Christ
Ian era la far from over, Steven
son declare):
SACRIFICE
"Sacrifice, patience, understand
ing and implacable purpose may
be our lot for years to come. Let's
lace It. Let's talk sense to the
American people."
Stevenson's talk contrasted
sharply with the "give 'em hell"
speech with which Truman assailed
the Republicans In Introducing the
new standard bearer formally to
the convention.
Truman said the Republicans
had tried to stop progress and
they are at It again this year.
Praising the Democratic platform,
the President said his party Is
going to win again this year.
Applauding the choice of Steven
son, whom he helped along toward
the nomination by getting Harrl
man to withdraw, Truman said he
Is going to "take my coat off and
do everything I can" to help him.
Stevenson, who said he had ac
cepted the nomination humbly in
the belief that better man could
have been found for It, promised
that "I will fight to win. . , with
all my heart and soul." .
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Hay
Coal
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"Sinct 1929"
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This Ceurleiy Net liltne'td te Lecel Cemeetltere
IIRRAU) AND NEWS,
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TOMMY DUNCAN (above), famed Western linger, it to be
t the Red Barn in Dorrii tonight with Tex Marshall and hit
Radio Ranchhindt. Both Duncan and the Radio Ranchhands
are well known radio and recording stars. They will make a
personal appearance over KFLW at 7 p.m., today.
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MUN1CIFAL COUBT
Bybf Bultr, drunk. Tin, f IS Or
V- cUyi.
frank WUh, drunk, r ln, ' MS or
Rullow Brown, drunk. ' fin, SIS or
dm. T
Arthur Miner drunk, forfeit SIS ball.
Uorla l.uio. drunk, forfeit SIS bat).
Ho Currn, drunk. rorfU i ball
Juan Btrnardlna, drunk.-Fln, SIS or
William Curran, drunk. Forfait SIB
bail.
fUmona Parrlth. drunk. Forfait SIS
ball.
Gcraldlna Chock tout, drunk. Flno. SIS
or Yt days.
Artin Bryion. drunk. Finn, SIS aua
prnded. 6 month probation.
Cdiaon Duffy, drunk. Fiu SIS or T'i
day.
Eucn Parker, drunk. Fino, SIS or
7' day.
Dudley Farthlnc, drunk. Flnt, SIS or
Y. daya.
Lon Pearson, drunk. Fine, SIS or
Yt day.
Robert Cornell, drunk. Forfeit SIS
ball.
DlftTlttCT COI'RT
Charlea Daniel Gleason, overload.
Fine. SwS.
Joph 8 Gorman, exceeding da
Clared weight. Forfeit SIS bail.
Matt Thomas. Improper vehicle li
cense. Forfeit $ ball.
LydU Kirk auaull and battery. Sen
tenre, 3 month.
Joeph nirhard MrKlnncy, no oper
ator license. PI pad not guilty.
Hayden Mayo Tucker, no vehicle 1l
ccne. Foifett 3 ball.
Vatie Johnson, violation bas.lt rule.
Forfeit S.W bail. - . ,
On The Record
HIRTH1
GOOOWA" Born lo Mr. and Urt.
Clarcnre Godow. Beitty, Ore., at
KUmalh Vllry HotplUI July 25. 1053,
a Ctrl. Wtlghl: pounds 10 ouncct.
COMPLAINT I'lLED
Vlrilnla In Wright vt. Richard Data
Wright. ult for separata maintenance.
Charge cruelty. Couple married Oct.
36. ISM. Duiumulr. Calif. Plaintiff
atk custody of two minor children, M
a month each support. 1100 a month
personal support, suit costs. U, S. Bal
ntine. attorney for plaintiff.
nCCRCEtl C.EANTrD 1
Hugh I. Dunn vs. (Catherine Dunn.
Phsres L. Book vs. Ethel G. Book
Margaret May Jones vs. Irving Ed
ward Jones.
Irwin Cons vs. Mary Louisa Cone.
Thomas L. Mtlne vs. Ruth A. Mtlna.
Helen E. Cook vs. Percy H. Cook.
RETIRING
Offering for Sale
At Inventory
POP REID'S
Hamburger Store
Applt9tt r st Main
$2000 CASH
with Balance
to suit Buyer
Freiqhf
Beef
Sheep
Hogi
Trucks (for liceniei)
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Texans Vote
On Successor
DALLA8. Texas I Texans
voted Saturday In a Democratic
Drlmarv elMtlrm .
- , - - .. n n,,,novi W
Ben. Tom Connally and to fill state
of frees from the governorship on
down.
AUo at stake are 12 seats In the
U.S. House of Representatives
Only a little more than hall
of the 2.337,618 qualified voters are
expected to turn out. .
More man a million vttes" was
the forecast by Bob Johnson, man
ager of the Texas eleetinn hn..,.,
which tabulate the unofficial re
turns.
Nomination In a Democratic pri
mary la lh eniitvalrt. t i.ti
In Texas. There will be a run-off
urimary ug. zj lor offices where
no candidate polls more than half
Ihe vote cast In the first primary.
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OUR MENU .
FEATURES: '
PHEASANT, Pan fried. .
Grown at . our own farm, the
largest in the Pacific Northwest.
New crop just declared ready foe
the pan.
Your Host TINY! MacDonell
v V
Just 20 Miles South of
Klamath Falls On Hiway 97
Eisenhower
Quiet On
Stevenson
DENVER W Offn. Dwlht D.
ElHenhower deferred comment
Hut urdit v on nomination of Gov.
Adlal Btevcnwon of Illinol an the
Democratic preMdentlJ nominee
and on President Truman'ft flfrht
iriK rtpeech blaatlna the Republi
can Campaign headquarter of the
Mineral, the GOP presidential can
didate. Indicated he miwht have
hoinetnlnif to flay after the Demo
cratic National Convention nornl
nates a Btevenaon running mate.
EKenhower, vacations about 70
miles west of here In the Colo
rado Rock ten. listened over the
radio Fridav to the earlv balloting
in Chicago on selection of a Demo
cratic tndard bearer.
There waa no Inclination in the
Elsenhower camp to look for any
thing but a difficult campaign
agatn.it Stevenson.
Eisenhower and his Vice-presidential
running mate. Sen. Richard
M. Ntxon of California, will meet
Sunday to chart campaign strat
egy for the fight against the Demo
cratic ticket. They will confer at
ihe general's vacation cabin near
Frer, Colo.
The general will end his 10 day
vacation after the conference with
Nixon, and will return to Denver
with the Californian.
Obituary
HILTON
Terry By Hilton, Infant ton it Mr.
and Mr,. Earl Hilton, died here July
21. Survivor, Include: the parent,, th,
grandparent.. Mr. and Mra. H. B. Kel
Wy and Mr. and Mr,. Byrd. of thi,
ctly. f-uner, aervlce wra held at
th graveside in Klamath Memorial
Park Saturday, 11 a m. O'Halr'a Me
morial Chapel In rharse.
DERBAH
Trank Jame Oerrah. SB. native of
Canada and rdrtent of thl, city ilnce
WM died here July 2S. Survivor, in
clude: a daughter. Mr,. W. A. BUhop.
Klamath Fall,: five wiu. Edward A.
Kono.ha,, Wu, Mel C. Derrah. Mil
waukie. WU, William E. Derrah
Green Bay. Wl,.. Lawrence J. Derrah,
Raciene. Wis. AUo IS grandchildren
and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral
arrangement,, wlil be announced by
O'Halr'a Memorial Chapel.
POTATO-FIELD LANDING
ST. JOHN'S, Canada IPi Doug
Moore, who recently gained his
private pilot's license at an alr
cadet Inspection, later had to make
a forced landing In a small plane.
He brought the plane down In a
potato patch about 176 feet long.
The only damage was to the propeller.
WELCOME !
uiyi iiviuyu.
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APPETIZERS
SALADS
SAKDWI6HES
CKb Hmh
SEAFOODS
5rVprn
DESSERTS
CLOSED MONDAY
MARKETS and FINANCE
WESTERN PINE
PORTLAND I Western pine
business took an upturn last week,
although continuing to run behind
the pace of last year.
The Weitern Pine Association re
ported these board feet figures
Irom western mills:
Orders 68.149.000 Isst week: 60.
713,000 previous week; .. 924.000
year ago. Shipments 68.360,000; M.
830:000; UJM,000. Production 76,
768.000; MKK.000; 77,719,000.
GRAINS
CHICAGO HI Ora Ins generally
moved upward throughout the ses
sion on the board of trlde Batur
day. The advance et in shortly
after a mixed opening.
Diminished hedgine pressure In
major cereals, a reflection of re
duced receipt of cash grain at
major terminals, helped the mar
ket. There was more speculative
buying In wheat and corn. Boy
beans were wanted because of the
continued strong demand for soy
bean meal.
Wheat closed to 1 cent higher,
September 2.34 Vr'i. Corn 1
2 Vi higher, September $1.7 ',-',
Oats ,J-4 higher. September 81 'r
. rye 1 'r2 ' higher, September
S2.08 "j. Soybeans 2 V, to 3 cents
and lard 13 to 18 cents a hundred
pounds higher, September 811.94
Wheal
Open High Low Close
Eep 2.33 H 2.34 2.33 i 2.34 Vi
Dec 2.39 4 2.40 1. 2.39 2.40 '4
Mar 2.43 , 2.44 k 2.43 Vt 2.44
Don't leek the door after the
horse la stolen. Insure with Hani;
Norland NW! (27 Pine SI.
OPEN FOR
SATURDAY
fcV yqr-. lay I njn r- f - " I
Mr , imZjiKif i
.r,, -mtlf . ,"i enm i i ... i-,, i wajaMyaaaaaaaal
Arrroctivt 2 Bedroom
Far Sal
4306 Anderson
DANCE TO THE
MUSIC OF THE
UAIOJUUU
"KRAZY ICATS"
AMERICA'S MOST VERSATILE TRIO
Formerly Featured at CIRO'S
fti CKkNH
SINKERS FROM OUR CHAR-COAL BROILER .
IUMi 0M Soup De ton Sale4
CeUre Hiwil, Pm Med , J SI
Chaec Htm Yorh Cut Seok i 0O
Tuaa. fasaahf Sramek taaarata ftMieaa 3 SO
U. V Oetee Ptbt Mew , 4.M
Owclum OMtft. Pan Fri , , 225
T Ufteim StMk Cu , ,, 3 SO
On.HoH M.tVfW CMcLm, fm FriH 3 00
Owr Om Ceunri SirWn SMok, -Wi-i 200
He
CoffM Tm-
Spxitl .
ShcteJ Chechen -
TtnitflMn StMk Sndwch
Tuna Fettt SwvMcK
NtWIVf, Toejtf PfiareH
Pre Apple P, luttercrutf (Ale rVUcW .25
Cxtre)
Be with u at our KFJI
direct from our bill room
a 9:15. ' ,
SAGE THBEg
LIVESTOCK
CHICAOO im Hog prices
scored a strong advance thl, week
while cattle slumped and sheep
broke sharply.
Barrows and gills gained 11.26
to 12.00 while aows were ahead
81.26 to gl.40. supply waa the
smallest since the week ended Oct.
14, I960. Top of 824.60 paid spar
ingly, was the highest price since
February, 1961,
The cattle market waa under
pressure most of the time, but at
least In part to the lower trend
of beef prices In wholesale mar
kets. Prices of bluh choice and crime
heavy beeves dropped to the low
est levels of the year. Ultlllty and
commercial cows were at their
lows since late 1940 and bulls at
a bottom since the autumn of 1940.
Sluggish and unevenly lower
eastern dressed lamb markets
erased anything like normal ship
ping demand in the sheep and
lamb pens. Prime native spring
lambs lost 81.00 to 81.40.
WANTED!
VEGETABLE
MAN
Mutt be experienced. Pleas
onr workinq conditions, no
eveninqs or Sunday work.
Call 2-2511.
CARTER'S
FINE FOODS
INSPECTION
and SUNDAY
Horn in Elmwood Park
By Owner:
F.H.A. Approved
cuvi m eoeo
mTMM,
ridio breadcist
every Sunday night