Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 16, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texttuksoay, SKPTKMnr.n 10, inr.2 ur.nAi,n and nfavs. klamatii falls, oregon PAGE SB YEN iH&urt mm it J 'fkvmf UNINVITED GUEST Tho engine end forward part of a light plane are thown suspended through the roof, killing the pilot. Three member! of tn e Dale Richardson family, in the house when the plane struck, escaped injury. At right, Wichita Police Inspector Carl Triplett (white hatl looks on as a fireman checks the wreckage on the roof of the house. Radiomen Claim Industry Teaches Moral, Clean Life ABA Rejects Vilson Study :. E. Kilpatricks Speak To Fort Klamath Scouts FOflT KLAMATII flKulnr WASHINGTON ttVi - H.tliotrli- u iMrttjv.teiM. American Hi oartt M- vi:.iii iiHlustiy .ipokrMnrn (old uii.tftn.. Mnlmil HuhkIciiMIiir Ky-j kaN KUANCISCO The rruiKiT'.-.lnnul l omiiilttcr t(lnv Hint ;lf Uuinont '1 Urviaion Nrl- Anirrlcnn Hiir Amh:1rIIoii's Home wliul U.ry mo tryiiiK to trtich In H clrnn living nnd roihI tinnil lnlhrr ihitii "iioulcliv koouiiy" mid luiiior tn uikliitf. I r.uli i n in lht Kidlu-'IV flf-ld wri' tailed bcliim a linu.r Itiler Mnle MilHuiniiuLti'u invrtluiitinu ihi content ( proKtmni now on , Industry vlrw urrr Miininrd ud t in ii Mnlanrnt bv llollln M. ISrnvry, Ihr .ixiuiiy war, oidi-ml ly Ucjn,r iiuusu iiiirr MMiic vuiiKir'.n inriii- Ifi.H hud (uinpiumrd ihtil loo much ohiccUtmublc mnJU'i" wun britiu bnmdtttM und lticcu.it. Witt) rill nhnrilfi un the ml of pntiriiiK liquor nnd on "htMilcliV kuutchy". To krri) thr record In balmier. ihv ruininlHet rnllrd henrnwi lor toduV ,n id tomorrow lo obtain tlir roiiiinrliln ol Hi? NaUoruil Av.ii. ctMloii nf Radio ntid TrlrvlMnn o( DclPKntcs votrd Monday not to nulh'irlr an ABA-.MwnMjrcd 'n director ol , Wfthhnton otrnU.oiih vr:llutloli of the 1050 KUy!nn of lor MHH. Jo Ann Dewey near Vancouver, Hravry Miid the Industry f.rrkn . Wnidi. dilltentlv to kern obrclloimblc I TllP a HA Dullcy.innklnii Krouo 'under the to have an pru,au,n that are ,ycholoKlLally lMll(J 11 w.W land moially toiiect nnd accept- pri'Miil rlrcuinMiincf.s Merrill Names Candidate 'Ihr things coirldcrid In making up piokiuiiis, tin Mild, Include "itood lustc, pruin-r social concepts, rducnthm iiittl enlri'liiinmcm," wllh ihr rinplmnln on "rvnydny vlrtucit el rlrnn living, scuuU inuruls, Inlr piny." While mukluic ii Dluv tnr the nt-li-iuinn ol 4s nullum Ainrrlrnnfl who re mytrrv ln. Hrnvcy auld, proKiHinn (icpit-llim crime "nrr Itlnnnfd U'llh a urent flrnl n( ihouithl nnd c-nrr nnd In Kirirt prl-hrrrnc- In Ihr rode vohinlnrlly ndnptrrl by the bioudcArtllnu In duilry." In crnnr nrournntn. he mid. "Ihe rnrdlMnl rule l thai 'crime docs not pny.' " MF.nnit.l.- Ilni k eyed Martha BfflAlry, lo. (laiiuhirr ol Mr. and i.lra. Itoy rii-i.lrv 1 In the run nfE lor Quern ot (lie Itith annual Klamnllt HnMn t'olalo Krillvnl hrrr Oct. 17111. Kile M rhnnrll nl Ihr lurrn rllmlimllon dunce Kaiurdav niuht nn the number ol dance llrkm oold. Martha Is the cldr.vt ot two daushlrra. a lunior In Ihe Mn rill nation a li Urns ciedit adnimislni kili utIhmiI. fi Irri 3 indies lull Hon dhtrlrts opened a lour day end weifhlt llfi tinunct.s. Hhe liken national cnnlrrenre Mondrv nnd lo cook. I'ollerti hrlln as a hobby, ; eie told thrv did n record buM U a mrinber ol the Malm Ai.icni nea laM rnr. Iilv. Order ol the Itiunbow lor I I. w. Dintsan. tmllonnl FC A env (ilrla and Theta rtho. 'ernor. jald loana totalmit 'J.r)8n.- 8he ill romnete nl the linal i Out) 000 were extended by KCA Queen" . ball. (li t. 4, with candi- units dtirine: the lisral year ending dales Irom Mnlin. 'lulelake, Hen- la.t June 30. a train of Ml million Farm Credit Sets Record hPOKANE in Director nl the AHA committee probe the case. 'II if kioiii) led II lo Washington Gov. Lnhulle, who requested bar iiviodullon hell), to iinmc his own inveAtlKutuiK committee from a 1,M ol bar association niembera to be supplied by ABA President Howard liarkdull. Utah and Turmun Wllbon are under sentence lo hang lor Ihe 'luyimt but have won lour slays ol execution. The last was a o-day reprieve untitled last month by Gov. Lang He while he asked the bar associa tion's sjec!al committee, on con victions and Incarcerations of In nocent persons to Investigate the backuround nl the conviction ol the Camas, Wash., brothers. The vole on a resolution author inng ItnrkduH to supply Langlie with a list ol bar association mem bers Irom which he could name a committee was a narrow 73-69. 'Hie resolution wn approved alter '.wo and a half hours of debate. monthly meeting of Fort Klamath Scout Pack 34 was held In Ihe C.I. club hone Trlday evening, 8ept. 12th. and waa attended by a good crowd ol aeouta, their parents and other Interested persons. In charge were ncoutmaster Frank Strahau and Asslatanl Cubmasler Bert Gray. The latter presented a Woll pin to CUD bcoul lea veaicn uur Ing the short business aesalon. Special guests for the evening wore Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hvai Kllpatrlck. Merrill, who had been dinner guests al Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. I-oosley be fore coming lo the meeting. Mrs. Klipalrlck'a vlnlt here was spon sored bv the Civic Improvement Club, at the Invitation ol club mem ber, Mrs. Raymond 8. Loosley. and she waa Introduced to the gather ing bv the club president. Mrs. Harold h- Wlmer. Mrs. KIIatrlr:K was among I Ml women Irom all over the world who attended the 1050 convention ol Ihe Associate! Coun trywomen ol the World at Copen- hatren. Denmark, a conclave held every three years by the Associa tion, and in luaj, mroniu, ui. Canada, will be the scene of the triennial convention which Mrs. Kiloalrlck will again attend as del egate Irom Oregon. Responding lo the introduction, Mrs. Kiipaincn exolalned the alms and purposes of the world-wide organization, stal ing thai Its principal objectives were to work for world peace anj to establish closer frlcndsnip ana understanding among women ol lite world. Those In attendance al the scout pack meeting were given a rare treat when Mr. Kllpatrlck showed colored slides, pictures taken ol far away places and sights by Mrs. Kllpatrlck when she toured Euro pean countries In 1350 on the trip lo Copenhagan. Illustrated vlvldlv and eloquent ly by Mrs. Kllpatrick'a accompani ment of personal comment and de scription of each acene depicted on the screen. Interesting suujecu shown ranged from the Eiffel low er In Paris. France, Ihe lofty dome of Bt. retcr's cathedral In Rome. Italy, to pictures luken In Holland of Dutch children ar.l girls in their wooden shoes and quaint na tive dress. England, the while cliffs ol Dover Immortalized In the pop ular song ol that name, a glimpse ol the Krnerald I'.le, Holland, Den mark, France. Italy and Switzer land. Thore present aaw scenes Irom all these distant places and were held enthrallr,!, Irom begin ning lo end. as In Imagination they visited the lascinallng spots shown In realistic natural color and de scribed ao well by Mrs. Kllpatrlck. Arriving home at last, the group saw the last two pictures taken, the lirst one being ol Ihe Kll patrick'a little grandson, the other that of a family gathering, both at their home at Merrill. At the close of an outstanding evening's entertainment. Scoutmaa ter Strahan thanked Mr. and Mra. Kllpatrlck for making the trip here from Merrill to show the pictures. Serving of cake and coffee by the scouts and parents brought the meeting to a close. For refreshments at the next meeting Oct. loth, scouts voted to serve homem1e cookies end col. fee. Scoutmaster Blrahan again wishes to emphasize that these monthly pack meetings are open to the public, and anyone Inter ested In attending Is cordially In vited to be present. "Where linens live!" Men's Hand Laundry, lllh and Klamath, fhone S-2S.1I. ' l i$r "'V't ' - i ' Oregon's popular, . 'A " ; ' .jJ (O "T'l ' old time Bourbon- fill! ! S ; ';f 47 vparMI :&zz&z i- -yM L ycttib urns liiiiPl Y-i&R. EXTRft flGE "... ' f fcr AT A NEV LOW PRICE'i S.u,hb,ud Moinnn.,, j V'. M Vlf ) fl 1ft 60 leave at ... 11:55 A. M. i ' f'" I JUL SAN FRANCISCO 2', hr$. i X. 'V'- 3 i - J ' " 45 IOS ANGELES . . S hr j Sk''.r . J " J Northbound Malnlintri 4 " ' i i , i . V , aeaiii 'J You don't have to Leave at . . 12:15 P. M. j 35w - ""jf and 8:15 P. M. ztt?'" be rich to enjoy PORTLAND . . 2'4 hr. fi tjl L-Jr . i i i SEATTLE 3 hr,. 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