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Fire Damages
Rock Crusher
A fire, of undetermined ' origin
Saturday afternoon damaged the
W. Di Miller Tock crusher on the
Round Lake road.
Some heavy timbers were dam
aged and several conveyor belts
burned. '
Fire equipment of the Klamath
Forest Protective Association, the
county fire department. Stewart
Lenox fire department and Oregon
Tech assisted in quelling the blaze,
and a city pumper went to the
Stewart-Lenox station to stand by.
Saturday night city firemen were
called to the First Christinn Church
tn ana pine, where electrical wir
ing was smokine in the basement.
Late Sunday afternoon a run was
made to the 1300 block on Lakeview
where a power wire burned out
between a house and a pole.
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JET JEEP IN FLIGHT The XH-26, a one-man pulte-jet helicop
ter mad for tht Army by American Helicopter Co., of Tor
rance, Calif., zips Into the air in its first public flight demon,
ttration before Army Secretary Frank Pact, Jr. The mall ihip
is for Army use with combat infantrymen. Top speed is 80 miles
an hour and flight range about an hour and a half. It has been
unofficially dubbed the "Jet Jeep" because of its jeep-like
qualities in the air. It is tht smallest copter ever procured by
the Army.
Klamath Reclamation Man
Goes To Jordan On Point 4
A warm international political
situation isn't keeping Dave Bun-
ger, Klamath Bureau of Recla
mation soil scientist, from partici
pating in the government's Point
Four program in one of the hot
beds of the Near East the little
kingdom of Jordan.
Bunger and his family plan to
drive back to the East Coast where
he is to undergo a week of orienta-
DAVE BUNGER
tion before they fly across the At
lantic Oct. 12.
His car and furniture is to fol
low by ship.
Bunger has been here for the
past six years, and when he's
through with his year's "tour of
duty" in the Near East, he would
like to come back here.
His job there is part of an
eight-man team investigating pro
ject possiblities in the once rich
and fertile Jordan country which
today is a land of poor-producing
barren hills. The country which has
been under British Protectorate
since 1914, today Is independent,
and its capital city of Amman has
a population of about 70,000 per
sons. Normal population for the
country is about 300,000, but there
are twice that many Arab refu
gees from neighboring Israel.
A 600,000 acre project Bunger
and his teammates are to work on
should provide subsistence for ft
good art of those refugees. -
The climate there is somewhat
comparable to the Central Valley
of California, Bunger says. But
once forested hills have been
stripped bare, and the consequen
ces have made production difficult
mere.
The Bunger's expect to find a
home in a house or apartment In
the modern capital city. They have
one son.
He has been with the Bureau of
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Reclamation for 18 years, and is
40 years old.
C. W. Burningham, who was with
the Klamath Project for several
years, recently retured lrom Sau
di Arabia where he was working on
a somewhat similar project, but
not exactly like Bunger's.
Burningham is now in Sacramen
to. Love Knows
No Bounds
ALLENTOWN. Pa. I Richard
Crouthamel was 21-years-old Sun
day. He also was married and lost
his appendix.
Sept. 21 Sunday Is a day
Dick and his bride of a day, Joy
Atlyeh of Allentown. will long re
member. The Middletown, Pa.,
youth suffered an appendicitis at
tack while rehearsing the mnr
riage ceremony Friday nleht. The
operation was completed early Sun
day. He came out of the ether and In
sisted on going through with the
wedding "I can't disappoint our
friends.",
.With?-thfc assistance of a nurse.
a stretcher, and a wheelchair he
made the five-block IriD from
Sacred Heart Hospital to the First
rresoyterlan Church.
The honeymoon, says Richard,
will start next week "I'll be out
of the hospital then."
Lake County
Men Drafted
LAKEVTEW Two Lake Countv
men have been called Into the
armed services by the local draft
board, it was announced by Mrs.
Marion Sells, board clerk.
Robert Clifton Howard left for
Portland Wed., to report for in
duction today, Sept. 18. The other
man is Jeremiah O'Leary, who
has been makinff his home in fie.
attle and was being Inducted by
the Seattle board for the local
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wood and cirapevinr: II mules can
talk, so can docs ami buries. A
new li.ni entry at rux u "rlrnt
nf April." co-4tnrrliui a couple of
tulkuu horrs Hint naii'nteu ov a
dog! The only humans In the film
play bit roles and their dialog
roinrs out In Unintelligible glb
crlsh. Shed no trara tor Johnnie Ray
Four Killed As
Plane Hits Car
MADISON. Wis. W Death from
I he sky struck nn automobile sun
day. An Air Force C-47 transport
plane, settling lor a landlmr. struck
i he cur on a highway bordering
Truax Field killing the four occu
pants of the vehicle.
The plane sliced off the ton ol
the auto and Jammed Its own
landing genr. The pilot, Lt. Col.
S. J. Wicker of Norton Air Force
Bane. Sun Bernardino. Calif..
circled Truax for 30 minutes but
iinniiy pancaked to earlh without
injuring any of the plane's 13 pas-
sengera.
Killed were Clnrk Dickie, 68: his
wile, Elizabeth bi; their daughter,
Fay, 30, and Mrs. Dickie's mother,
Mrs. Catherine Blank. 70. all ol
Milwaukee.
Car Sales
Reduce Debt
LAKEVIEW The Lions swim
ming pool debt fund was J50
closer to its goal this week as a
result of the sale of two cars sold
In public auction Saturday after
noon. Sept. 13. The debt Is now
down to about SHOO.
Hugh Mercer s 1940 Ford coupe
went to Arthur Pember (or 1180.
with Marsh Olos as auctioneer. A
nash donated by Olos and sold by
Mercer brought J70 lrom Ellon
Welch.
A while back, the debt was about
SSSOO. The club realized $120 from
the donkey softbal) game, and
about $1700 from the whlskerino
fines and donations and 12W from
the car sale.
When the club turned the swim
ming pool over to the community,
it assumed tne ooiigatlon ot cer
tain debts then outstanding. This
included the balances on a per
sonal note signed by a Lion mem
ber, and bills owned for some sup
plies and equipment. The club has
received the District 36-E Lions
achievement plaque for its pool
project, being the largest eulb
project and the most sustained In
the Southern Oregon district.
LAKE SCHOOLS
LAKEVIEW Opening enroll
ment in the schools of Lake Coun
ty, as Of Sept. 2, totalled 1429. a
gain of 44 over the 1386 opening
enrollment o( 1951, It was reported
by Mrs. Anne Sprague, county
superintendent. A year ago. the
opening enrollment was a gain of
82 over the 1950 figure.
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Next Monday another "Meet
In Ihe rmaiH'liil department. Hay's
walls In 1952 will gross him over
SI nillllon-aioo.cKH) of II he'll be
able to keen allrr expenses and
taxes. As a "Inner and songwriter
in 1949, Ray made 1660,
It Belle Davis1 lu-llie flei.il mu
loal revue. "Two's Company," la
a hit, hrr absence from Hollywood
will be longer than Ihe (own us
perls, winding u her role In
"Hie 8tar," she told me:
"I'm going to be with the show
as long as anvbodv wniiia In see
il. 11 i-verv town In the country
wants us, I'll be delighted." The
revue Is slated lo open a tryout In
Detroit Sept. 27.
Sterling Hayden'a beaming over
lilt role opposite llelte III whnl
may be her Inst movie for a long
lime. He says: "lt'a the llrsl pic
ture I've made In which I could
relax and be myself. There was
no one asking me to ham II up."
It's a rase of mistaken Identity
In the Dan Dulle.v-Coiisianee Smith
romance reports. The beauly'i
mime la tht same, but she's a
blonde and not the movie en
chnnlre.ss who co-slars wllh Dan
in "Taxi." The movie Connie Is
married to Byron Forbes.
Kulhleen Wlnsor, who never got
n round to tlrdlcathiK a novel to
ex-hubby Artie Hliaw, has dedicated
her new one. "The Lovers." lo
her now mute, Arnold Kriikower.
And one line from the dust Jacket
blurb ol the book will make movie
ad writers blush:
"Onlv In his primal ruthlessness
could she know the exquisite pain
of a love that could never be sa
tiated." Hollywood Is glad to hear Call
Russell Is on the mend.
Look for Rita Hayworlh'a next
It she ever makes anolher film
lo be a comedy. Ruth Oordon and
Oarson Kanln are writing "A Nice
Place lo Visit" with Rita In mind.
If the title didn't tip you, lt'a about
New York.
Alan Wilson says he knows a
psychiatrist who lias a sure cure
lor inferiority complexea. He sends
his patients to live In Texas (or a
vear.
Director Eugene Lourle, who
directed "Monster (rom Beneath
ihe Sea." atorv of a pre-hlstorlc
bronlosaurus that Invades New
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Bill Is chief engineer of
KFJI, the one who installed
our 5000-watt transmitter
on Radio Hill that enables
KFJI to cover over 8000
square miles and serve
more than 100,000 listen
ers. He is an old-timer at
KFJI starting way back in
1941. He's married and has
two children, David, 9, and
Danny, 6. You see Bill driv
ing around Klamath Falls
with KFJI's "Scooper," the
mobile unit that covers on-the-spot
news events.
the Staff
York City, recelvril a lrller lrom
the museum where lie did re
search. Tlio leller lead:
"We wish to correct a research
(act we gave you, and hope dial
u will correct your acript ac
cording. Uiontosaurl did not live
376.tKiO.0O0 yenr ago, but 370,000.
otio years ago. We hoie you cor
rect your inaiiu.M-ript."
Jan Sterling's atlll gasping at hrr
personal appearance luui wltu
Tony curlia to drumbeat It lui
"l''leh ami Fury."
"They had to call out the rlut
squad lo nundio tne boub-sokera
wnercvrr we went." anva Jan.
"loiiy'a aiuuiu snuiutt uivo nun
everything ho wants. There's no
body In Hollywood who tin tins
thing with the kids the way ho
has It."
Hollywood's guessing the Iden
tity ol Ihe chief chniucter In Rob
ert Carson's forthcoming novel
about movletown. "The Magic
uinirrn.' A pioneer of ult intMir
Industry, who was ruined by the
advent of the talkies, Is their bet.
June Haver's on her toes again
after her long Illness. She's back
at Fox, rehearsing the dance se
quences with Dan Dalley in "The
lllrl Next Door." , . , Jean Pierre
Aiiinont has his tinners crossed (or
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Douulai and l'reil Allrn on theater
marquees for "We're Not Mar
ried." Oiirhl . , . Jon Hull't war
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Ihelr current 0. I, enlerlnlnment
lour In Korea could mean t warm
up (or lllnmslcul co-slmr'jig Ihe
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Film queen to Rulll llilsssy
about ft certain leading mun:
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