Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 27, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textwk'dnesdav, auhiist 27, lima . PAGE EIGHT tirn.M.n and news. ki,amatii fau.s. onrcoN Results Of First Annual Klamath Basin Hobby Show Ceramics, Class A: 1. Julie BosU f ick, Coffee Set; 2, Fern Brosman, J Porcelain Figures; 3. Fern Bros- man. Wall Placques. Class B; 1. Chas, Bostwick; 3. Mike O Hair; J 3, Chas. Bostwick. J Handwoven, Joyce Gibbon Ex Lhibit, Class A: 1. Plaid with melal . )c thread; 2. Block baby robe: 3. Red and blue all over pattern placemat. Hand Moulded Ceramics, Table 2 Class A: 1. Mrs. Irma Dixon, Luncheon Set; 2. Don Sloan, Ton gan War God; 3. Don Sloan, Eas ter Island Figure. Cake Decoration, Class A: Luel la M. Holt. Stamps: 1. Bernard C. Griffin; 2. Percy Murray, Exhibition only; Class B. I. Louis Taucher. Embroidered Prim: 1. Mrs. R.C. Short. PROFITABLE HORBIKS Shell Craft: 1. Nels P. Nelson: Paper Napkins, Class B: 1. Mar garet Ogle. Age 13. Revolvers: lLenis Erbes Jr. Gun Shells Class B: 1, Jesse Gem Id Backer. Knic Knacks, Class C; . Tom Wells. Encephalitis Not Due Here PORTLAND Ml Chances of a sleeping sickness epidemic in Ore gon such as has taken 34 lives in California, are remote, the State Board of Health reported Tuesday. The disease encephalitis is carried by a certain species of mosquito, which is occasionally found here. Dr. S. B. Osgood, epidemiologist for the board of health, said. "Au gust Is the month fox disease-carrying mosquitoes and it now is close to the end of the season. We could have a few cases but I doubt any wide-spread epidemic." Meantime Mayor Dorothy Mc Cullough Lee reported that Port land's mosquito control program was a success despite an almost unprecedented hatch of mosquito larvae. Spray pilots have spent 500 hours In the air and have sprayed 27.000 gallons of DDT solution. Last year only 19,000 gallons were used. Crochet Dolls: 1. Robert Terry. Tulelake. Knotting: 1. J. N. Hunter. Vacation Pamphlets: 1. Bill Mar vin. Scrap book. Snapshots: 1, Mrs. Hal Ogle. Pressed Flower Prints: , Mrs. Norma Ott. Fly Tying. Class C: 1. Earl Dennis Bedord. Wood Carving, Class A: I. Mrs. Norma Ott; 2. Mrs. R. C. Short. Wood Carving, Class C: 1. Ron ald Short. Wood Carving: Grand Champion, Wm. Keesee- General Mineral Display, Class A: 1, John Yadon. 3. Ed Living ston, 3. Rogers family. Class B: 1. Don Wells, 2. Beth & Ruth Durgin. Capochons, Class A: 1. Carroll E. Chapin. 2, Payo Pfefferle, 3. W. H. Dyer. Class B: 1. Beth & Ruth Durgin, 2. Don Wells. Petrified Wood; 1. D. V. Kuy kendall. Jewelrv, Class A: 1. Carroll Cha pin, 2. L. Clark, 3. Phayo Pfef ferle. Jewelry, Class B: 1. Don Wells. Book Ends, Class A: 1. John Ya don. 2. Phil Schroeder. Sea Shells: 1. Mrs. Bert Thomas, 2. Mrs. Leslie Rogers. Transparencies, Class A: 1. H.W. Dyer. Class B: 1. Don Wells. Artifacts, Class A: 1. Eugene Favell, 2. J. C. Clayhorn, 3. Keith Wells. Class B: 1. John and Daba Dar nell. Class C: 1. Robert Wilson. Model Railroad: 1. Pete Colley. Souviner Spoons, Class A: 1. Mrs. T. M. Teare. Buttons, Class A: I. Mrs. E. P. Livingston. General Polished Pieces: 1. W. H. Dyer, 2. Dr. A. A. Soule. Transparencies, Class A: I. Ed Livingston. Fluorescents: 1- Don Wells. ART HOBBIES Opaque Water Colors: 1. Earl Lamb. Fishing scene; 2. Earl Lamb Ducks. Transparent Water Colors: 1. Neva D. Storey, Autumn scene; 2. Neva D. Storey. Cherry Blossom. Oils: 1. Frances Hilyard, Sea scape; 2. Jackie Bedord, Sleepy street scene; a. Neva u. storey. Clothesline: Honorable Mention. S. Scott. Modeling: I. Earl Lamb, Duck. ALL IN A DAY British Canberra jet bomber, shown above, set world's record by winging across Atlantic and back again in 10 hours, 3 minutes total time. Trip was from Aldersgrove, North Ireland to Gander, Newfoundland, and return. Tim for East-West crossing was four hours and 33 minutes and the trip back three hours and 29 minutes. Slightly mora than two hours was spent in Gander for lunch. Man Free; Still Held CASSOPOL1S. Mich, til Rob ert Miller Is free Wednesday, but still in jail. The 130-pound, 23-year-old Miller got stuck Monday night as he at tempted to wiggle through an eight Inch square opening at the bottom of his cell bars. It was 15 hours later when they finally got him unstuck with a blowtorch. Miller, who has served about 40 davs of a 60-dav bad check sen tence, claimed to Sheriff Edgar Probst he wasn't trying to escape: "Just wanted to see if I could get outside." The sheriff had a different Idea, from a mattress woven into a rope and an Iron bar missing; from a mess table in Miller's cell. Court Upholds Cook Sentence SAN FRANCISCO Wl His con viction confirmed by the Californ ia Supreme Court, William E. t Bil ly) Cook, kldnap-slayer of six per sons, Wednesday faced execution in San Quentm Prison's gas cham ber. Date of execution has not been set. In an unanimous decision, the seven-man court Tuesday upheld the 24-year-old former Joplln, Mo. dishwasher's conviction and death sentence for January, 1951, slaying of Robert Hilton Dewev, Seattle oil salesman, near El Ceiitro, Callt. Cook was sentenced to death by trial Judge Luray J. Mouser last November after a Jury found that Cook was sane at the time of the slaying. California law requires the state supreme court to automatically re view first degree murder convic tions and death sentences. The court held there was ample testimony "from which the Jurv could infer that the defendent knew what he was doing and knew the difference between right and wrong." COPS MEET ASTORIA l.fl Law enforce ment agencies of Washington and Oregon met here Tuesdny to ar range for n patrol of the lower Columbia River to prevent illegal iisning. Strict patrolling is planned from Aug. 26 to Sept. 10 when the river is closed to commercial fishing Lousiana Looks For Democratic Elector HIIHEVEPORT. In. i.rl A jeiiich Whs initiie Utility for n Demucrullc presidential elector who Ih voi a the SteveiuonSpark man ticket, N. B. Caistarphen, rluilrinnn of (he Democratic State CciHiul Com mittee Itsucd a cull lr volunteers to fill the post vacated by W. Scott Wilkinson of Sluevepoit, ono ol Louisiana's 10 electors. Four of the electors have quit and two others have asked for lime to decide whether they will keep the post. Carstitrphen'n appeal cuiiie after no logical replacement indicated willingness to succeed Wilkinson. This failure, the purty cliali'inun said, whs "h cause of great con cern for myself and the central committee." "The position of presidential elector." he continued, "has al ways been considered 111 the past lo be a most coveted post. Tra ditionally, It Is much sought alter." Carslarphen mild there was no limit lo the number of volunteers who might apply for the electoral post. 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