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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1952)
Ttll'SDAY, SKIT. 2.'), 1(102 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE riiiMPjpr f mi ; A ALL THAT'S LEFT of Crei-Dell Lodqa, located on Oregon 58, it t pila of charred rubble. The two-ttory lodge building burned lo the ground Sept. 13. Crei-Pell wet owned by William C. Noltn. Scouts Hike 65 M7es Across Skyzne Trail orruiin CiiMiiiln HkylHie liun iiulliinu lo t'lm.iK ii nit 1 1 1 m uniuiiK K renin in Kluiiuith Hfinu.i who rn. o'liliy hikril tome Wi imlm uIoiik llir Hkvline 1 ruil mm 11IM m rt: tiuimnrttt.i lor n lio.cn uit-ril liuflupri ititU rxprrlrniTM tor ah muiiy dini ii'5 mill l"U books Uiry t-uiilU puck. tii.uunu oul with tiii Biiliinluy up I'rllruii Hullo Uy Km rut be r vice lank, tlm tri-k continued iindrr wulkinu voiulllioiih Kiiixluy with lukr mi tmtXMoul Ml. McI.oukI'Iiii iiuucr irutiirhiiii til hrniiir Sutvw l.ratlrr Jim Crnlir ol Kxplorrr Pout 11)4. Hulllltluv lltulll Ulry MK-Ml nn liiirM.i nl llir tumt mtvi- nt Lnke ul Hip Woml. ruhrr iiiiikiiiu Mic rllmb In iililcil Vlrw l.riKura lmvlil Lullill.-. mill Hl.ill Drl'uy nl Punt, 1 10 mill lot rrf,ifttlvrly; Hill Jneou lot, Victor hinmiii in. Wlllurt! Hnliln f tin lilt, nnd Pul Hit Advlnur Jul'" llrlllmmnrr. Dunlin Prallirr lull. Hons Tom liu lut mid llnijuy MiuUuuiiu'ry lirt MlllttM llil nikr Will iwtik H hull: , irml uiiil iluln'i innkr II to the lop. I Mrniiwhllr Hill ChuiKin nnd Don ! Kinlih. Iioth nicnmrrn ol roM 1W. wrnl I IstiuiK . The Mi'UiiikIiIIii lor Ml. Pitt" lukn hliiitid liom l-'mir Mllr Diuli ami vi am mllia lo lliu Minimll. 'Ilirv mucin Hi" UlU'l'liiul chiiil in lour liniira and SO mlmilra. aliirllng Irnm nboul llir 4MKi-fool mark. Oil lop liny found Uie u.illrrrd and nlmmlomtl lookout bulldlliK which Incpa Uip IiIuMji ol wind and wratilrr alop thp clr:.olulr. biirrcu prnk. Abo llicy lolllld llirlal box and rrm-'tpr till by Hip OliMiliaiiii ol Kukciio which In rrplmiMicd an nually bv Bov Kcoutn Iroin Milt lord. Thi-y slaved ul the auimnlt lor 4t nilnutrn. It took only two hour.i to Itrt tack down wherr thi-y rrp UUpii bv car lo Kour Milo lake and had Mipprr and rnmiird lor Hip nluhl. llrilbroiinrr h-ll liirin at thai point. Monday iiiornlt'it the boyn hit Uip trail late alter a alow brriik la.sl and a "mountain cllmbluu" hlrrp. It was 11 a.m. brlore thpy not undrrway, bill made up lor lost Iiiiip In a hurry. I-avliiit Four Mile l.rkr thev movpd alimn the Kkylmr Trail and past Wooiiecker and Hailuer lukc.-:. At Loiik I.nko Ihey I"it a hall an hour, but aavpd lunch lo cook lor dinner. They finally pulli'd up to Wand Lake, elevation Mii. lor Ihn nmlil'a atop, nnd had auppcr "'"row Leader Jim Crnlx'e lo i.nu noo sniilh hooked Into three 8 lo lO incli lirook trout and one rainbow. Craisr and Rosa Tomlln lound a rail but couldn't net II lixrd up In lime to Oh from. Tue.silav mornliiK the boys were tin at I1 a.m., but tho drawn-out proress ol breakliiHtlnii didn't allow Iheu to hit the trull uulll about 9. They hiked ahum the trull nnd saw numerous small "IroK-pond" lakes , and two nitlea lurther came on j Ked Lake, elevation 6HI6. At 11:65 a.m. Uuy camo on the Heavenly . Tw ins, aller passlmr Deer Lake ! nnd Inkinc lo the Cold Bprmus Trail. Aloui: I ho trail Ihey lound k muikrut trap. Lake Nola.sha stopped them cold '. nl (11)75 leet nloiiu thp Heavenly I wins irau. ine waier oi inc iwum was cold nnd cnnilorlliiK to weary Irel. nnd CrnlR'n Ior shows Ihey Mient tome time duniiliiiH their lews and leel Into them. At 1 p.m. they pulled out nloiiR the Cherry Penk Trnll and hiked Into a bnwl-llko vnllry coutnlnlnil Horseshoe Lake. 6750 leet el evation, nnd went on lo Mnriuer rite Lake. tlflllO (eel. where they camped for the nluht. They had nindo elnht miles that day, ciult tuiK nt 2:30 p.m. to tnke ndvnntaRc o flshlnn potential there. To do It they cooked n enrly supper, nnd wimo of the bovs went olf to look for n sneclnl Utile lake that's unmapped. 'liny cuuuht several fish all medium KUed.-and It wan ut'tuna: pretty dark when ihey oult al B Jli. 1 be record shown home pea soup Die lads were took inn up dlilu 1 M-ein lo agiec. Evcrytnlng cine did, IIioukIi. 11 wus here that Htove Hwedeii bum of the forest Bmyc, with Hie Itroup Mine It slarlea ulonu the trail, hiked oul to return to duly. And It was here U.b. Koresiers Hob French nod Wall Lovell hiked in lo continue the trip with them. 1 tin laller pair conuuued all Hie wav to the Crater Lake Nutloual Turk boundary. Wednesday Ihe Bcouis hit the Hall early. Up al i.'M. Crania Iok nay. We knew there was a itood trull uheau," ne wiole. 1 lie-v climbed up lo Unow Lukes al l) i no leet ... a hurd slope, and then continued on up to 'fowl -loot 1) ik li Devil's riak and looked In on the lookuul Uu re. The raiiKer Was mil in at Hie lime, out u.ry n iMirieil tlicy could arc more thuu lou lakes from there. "It was a uood place to sec where we weie uolnu," the Iok said, "and where we'd been." From ihere they could Me the source oi uie itOKtie Jtiver, loo. 'Iliey ale nt the top, then made Ihrir way the eliihlh ol a mile back to the trail, Tltcy continued onward, coverlnu the switchbacks and across a snowslule. A couple of boys made It ucns, anomer slid down the hill and Uie rest de cided lo ko arounu. Then thev dropped Into the Rrven Lakes llasin. 'Ihey stayed at (Jiass Lake that mailt, tried some iiaii iiik but couldn't raise nnythinu:. Thuiiidny Uie boys wero on the Hull once aualn by 8:30, aller a 5 a.m. reveille, and niade the first five miles in fast lime. There was Mill a Ioiik hike ahead, and they knew II. The second live miles look them over the mounlalntops nl Ruth. Kthel and Maude nil of 'em slow and sleep. All nloiiR the way Foresters Lov ell and French warned the Scouts about "that Oreal Orenon Desert" they must cross before reaching Ihe boundary of Claler Lake Na tional Pnrk. Later when one of the scouts asked where Ihls "des ert" was. he learned he was rlahl In the middle of it ... a pumice lint about two miles ecros. Except Uiere In the desert, the boys found abundant wildlife. They put snrliis of himpine in their hats. Tliey snw several deer Janci Blair Keeps On As Nellie Forbush II y JAMt.H RATON (For Hob 'I nomas I HOLLYWOOD 11 One of Ihe easiest lobs In show business un iloulilediy is under: ludy to Janet fllalr in Ihe road company of "Koulh I'nclllc." Janet this week celebrales her I.OOoih pcrtrirmnrc without a miss as F.ns. Nellie Forbush. Consider- .mk that she Is pneumonla-balt leverv lime she washes her hair during Uie show, that's quite a record. I asked her how she liked aeeinu the country cily by city, "God Is Icsllntf me." h)i huvi 'There's no one who hates travel lyounn or too much the all-Amerl- thouuh hot as many as they ex I peeled and other Inhabitants of Mho tik VIIid; Woodlands. I FoIIowIiik llielr map, the Bcouis found at one point It showed they i were about a ounrler of a mile I Irnm Blewarl F ulls, rlnlil on the I naiionai rark oouuoiiry. it was more like five miles, they de cided. Hlewart Falls'lles at the head ol Red Illuukrl Creek. Down into the ciinvon the Bcouis went a Itl-mllc hike with full pucks that day and sal down. 'Ihe Iok savs "We lust looked at each oilier." 'lluil mulil Frcnchle and Lovell walked buck oul of the forest to lelurn lo their Jobs. Like Sweden burn, tiiey had spent llteir daya olf Willi the hikers. At the road they were met by John Hcllbronner, who took them home, Friday, aller Thursday' mara thon, the boys Just didn't seem to ki'l KOiiiK. 'Ihey stalled late, and 'hiked until thev mw Uuldtop and iihe li.ii k bnuudury. Then they 'moved on lo the hiKbway, passlnii wildllowers. Cralit marked In his Iok al litis point Ihe smhtliiK of kioiim- and birds, 'ihey ale lunch i.l Cold Springs, and then started upward. They made four miles per hour hlkliiK on the pavement, aller hik Iiik ti5 miles over back jnounlain Hulls. ")ust to look at lake." nicy reached Uie rim, and the must tulkrd-aboul subject of the entire trip became a realty milk shakes. 'I hut evening they hnd their first meal In clvlli.nllon supper In the Crulcr Lake cnlcierln. They set up camp at Ihe rear of Ihe rim camo mound, and spent the evening around the camplire telling stories nnd singing. Hie next day. Sundav. the Scouts showed llielr reserve. Thev climbed I HirjS-fnol Watchman, which over 'looks the entire national park. J Later they were met bv Hcllbron !nrr who. though unable to make iihe trip, coordinated It entirely. rue trip was Held wiiiim Klam ath County, though at points it skirted closely the county line. It made severnl of the boys eligible for merit bndiies. especially the htklntr bariee which reouircs live 10-mlle hikes and one 20-milc trek lo eompleie. The Scouts nre planning to make thp Jaunt nn annunl nflalr now. and next venr hope to make it a larger party. GOP Women Back Nixon PORTLAND Mrs. George T. Gerllnger of Portland, who says she represents an organization of 3,000 Oregon Republican women, Monday Joined the ranks of tho.e aupiKirliiig Hell. Richard Nixon ol California In the controversy over Inn acceptance of an $18,000 ex pense account. Mrs. Gerllnger, president of the Stale Republican Council of Oregon Women, telegraphed Gen. Dwighl Klsenhower urging lilm not to fire Nixon as GOP vice presidential candidate. 'ihe telegram said: "We beg you not to fall Into the trap prepared lor you to discredit the honorable Henator Nixon. Do ! not deal with this political problem ; as you would wltii an army sub i ordinate. If you let him down and with him the whole Republican parly, Ihey will start In next on you. And we won't have an Re publican candidates for the tup of the ticket. Your hesitation in stand imk by him has given aid and com. fori to Uie enemy. I speak for more than 3.000 members of the Blnte Hepubllcan Council of Oregon Wo men. Inc." Mrs. Gerllnger said the council has 40 chapters throughout the stale. parlson with Mnry Martin, who to alanm my own personality on created the role? 'he part. Where the Little Rock "Mary Marin Is Nellie Forbush charncierlnallon. was a natural loi "I gave up pictures." she savs. !so ' hound to be compared Mary, it rang phoney tor me. 1 "because 1 was alwava getting !w',n htr at first. Then. too. we gave the role an Altoona, Pa., In parts where I'd be the girl who '"re somewhat alike In personality, term-elation and everything hal said 'Oh, Red' in a Red Bkclton,13"' a few shows I decided Ibeen fine since." picture. ' Hhe tried for heavier roles but always got Uie stock answer, 'loo more than I. I love visiting the various cities and meeting the peo ple but I (iciest tne constant pack ing and un-packlng." Hhe used to travel bv train but now makes it by car, "Believe me. I know every fill ing station restroom In the nation!" Rodgcrs and Hammerstein tell her she can stay with Uie show lor 10 years. Thev expect It to tour ihat long. The road company makes millions more than the Broadway version, often playing auditoriums filled with 6.000 ueoule. Janet doesn't think she will play the show that long, though. Blie'd like to Ket back In pictures, and she admits lo a few nibbles during the run of '.he show here. Grapefruit Too Late OKLAHOMA CITY Gov. Fuller Warren presented a con vincing sales talk for his Florida grapelrull. but there was one thing wrong. His customer. Oklahoma Gov. Johnston Murrav. couldn't apprec iate the teeth-building Qualities of the citrus fruit, which his visitor extolled. Badly clacking his false choppers Monday, Murray told Warren, who is on a goodwill lour: "You're just a little late for me." WE ARE ARTISANS NOT PARTISANS But we do business with Democrats and Republicans. Even after elections. This is not a campaiqn promise We DO qire you a qood deal. STAN PARK WAYNE MARTIN LINOLEUM CARPET PERSONAL INSTALLATION TILE W. 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