SATURDAY, DKC'EMnKR 20, 1981
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IM'lTHHUItOH llI''III etliMits
hnvn nneiled two teciiuiie uirl
one M, llin oilier IS unrl chanted
llii'm Willi altemptliiK (a extort a
loUl n :i.MMI Irmil H. J. Ilrlllt,
firtisldmil u( the (noil firm bearing
In name, mid Arthur ItiMiiwy,
owner ol the I'ltlnbuiuh Hleelers
of Ilia Nntlniml Football Leiiiiuo.
Krrd Ihtllfmrl, eprelsl nn'ill In
chains I llin I HI nfllce Iiitii, mi ill
hla turn hull wnlli'd In vain ntx
tlnirn (nr writer of extortion notes
to the two prominent pllUilmi'llhiM'n
to link ih the iniini'V thoy de
manded. Then imn nlitlit thr two
young glrla walked Into Ilia dark-
CHARLES WIESE
Viese Heads
Tule Growers
TUl.El,AKE-Charles Wleae. Tu
lelake realtor and lariner, haa been
named president of the Tulelake
y' y
mJSbti ikU.ii -i.in.iiai
.T I r Akuwlallnn rnr tru rnm.
lug year. He replaces Ed Uuckett,
ho waa named to a vice presi
dency. htun Buckingham waa reelected
to the oil ice ol secretsry-tressurer.
The meeting, held Thursday, waa
principally a reorganising session.
wiUi plana being laid for a concert'
ed drive to enllat 76 per cent ol
the Tule Basin larmora on an as
sessment agreement.
Tile elections were held at a eee
alon o the board of directora.
.; Weather
Weiiern Oregon - Cloudy with
occasional rain early Saturday,
clearing partially In alternoon.
night with rain late at night and
early Sunday, Hhowera Sunday af
ternoon. Highs bolh days is, Low
Saturday nmht H to . Northerly
m inds of 10 to i mile -am-hour I
olf the coast, becoming -variable
Saturday afternoon and southerly
36 lo M miles an hour Balurday
night. VYtnda will ehlft to south-1
westerly Sunday. I
tai'.en. Oregon Occasional
anotv or ram Saturday, partly
eloudr Saturday night with widely
scsllered sinners or enow flurries.
Increasing cloudiness Sunday with
rain or snow in the slternonn.
Highs both dava 12 to 40. Colder
Saturday night wllh Iowa nl M to
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MAnATIl rALlfaf vKJCAJtlEKY
Hem ei CRATER LAKE Dairy Product 1
Arrested In
c i' i" r
cxTomon tase
noaa of a Northslde Pltlaburuh
l'nrlt and Ulikrd uo a Dackaifi
lylim mi a bench that alltfrdly
contnlnrd iiz.ouo, inataad It neia
a uiiwllr of naiiar. worthless.
lliilllnrd disclosed last nlKhl that
Hip two glrla had barn arrested
Thursday nlKhl. H declined to
Identify them, except to give their
bkob. e an Id both vlrla admitted
wrllliiK the nutea 10 In all to
HnliM, deniamlliiK I'JO.OOO and to
Houiiey, nciimiiniiiK iiu,ouu.
Tile extortion letlera wore aim'
Ihir, llnllford "aid. The glrla
threatened In harm the Hooney a
13-year-old twin eons and the 11
year-old son of llelnt.
'Hie laat of the threatening let
ter waa aem to Heini unc. is.
llelnt waa Instructed to placa the
money in a nnraaiie at tile pan
fill stents who previously had
kept g watch on the pickup apot
went to the scene again, nils time
Uie glrla allowed Up.
Both were arraigned before
U, 8. Cominlaaloner on chargea of
violating a fedoral extortion
alulute. Hoth were releaaed In
custody of their paranta pending
diapoaiuon of their cases by juva
nlle court. -
Alien Jailed
On Morals Rap
A J7-ver-old Mexican alien,
O e 0 r g e Mala Reyes, waa
sentenced to three months In Uie
County Jail today after being found
guilty In District Court of a charge
of lewd eohabltallon.
Tlie U, 8. Immigration Service
la to be notified that Reyea Is In
cuatody.
Ho admittedly lived at Mowlch
and also at Tulelake with an 1-year-old
Mexican girl, who Is
married. Reyes was arrested at
Mowlch yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Dal Reed, and the
girl, Ruth Outlerrez, testified today
in court they had lived together
lor Uie post seversl months.
Her husband, Leon H. Clutterrei
of Wapato, Wash., recently dl.
charged from Uie Army after serv
ile in Orrmany. algned the com
plaint. The girl said aha met
Reyea last summer at Topenlsh.
Wash., and began living with him
when her husband wouldn't con
sent to a divorce. .
Captain III
After Verdict
SAN FRANCISCO (Pi A war
decorated Army captain fired
point blank al a Uxlcan driver
here laat Jan. 10 but the bullet
lodged in a Japanese clgaret light
er, saving the cabbie's life.
The csptaln, David Oorgol, was
tried for armed robbery and as
sault. He based his defense on a
plea that he blacked out during
epileptic aeiturea, brought on by
hesd injuries during World War II.
Last nlitht a Buner'or Court lurv.
whose members later explained
they discounted the defense, con
victed Uie captain. Thirty minutes
later, he alumped rigid and uncon
scious lo the floor. The trial ludire
ordered him rushed to Letterman
Army Hospital.
Klamath Gl
War Casualty
Pfc. Albeit W. Canfiekf son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Arrasmllh,
Route 1, haa been wounded while
fighting In Korea with the Marines.
The Defense Department, report
ing the casualty today through Uie
Associated Preaa In Washington.
D. C. did not reveal further de
tails and the parenta coiitd not be
reached before rea lime todsy.
Judges Set For
Lighting Contest
A ihree-msn Judging lesm for
this year's Chrlsrmaa lighting con
ies has been announced by Jaycee
Contest Chairman Hugh Davis.
Bob Mest, Psui O. Landry and
Everett Bohannon will choose Uie
winning light displays. Entries in
Uie contest closed at noon today,
and Uir Judging la scheduled to
get underway tonight.
Contestants are aaked to keep
their light on until 10:30 p.m. each
night until Christmas. Winners are
to oa announced on Christmas Eve
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KLAMATH'S DAV IAND, e
I front I Music Inttructor Dick
Jack tenner, Robert Fredrickion, Vamr ratt, and Fred Floatke.
Burton, Mike EiMreim, Jim Herbert, Dave Harbison
rector. The band plays for all
activities.
Plan Crash
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D.C., reported the Globemasler be
longed to Uie 62nd wing of the
Tactical Air Command and was
based al Larson, which la In the
Slateau country of Washington
tale's "Inland Empire" about
four miles from Moses Lake.
The craxh waa the second by a
Olobemsster In six weeks, and the
loth In a serlea of tragic military
plane disasters around the North
Pacific rim since Nov. 7. The nine
previous crnrihes took 211 lives.
Msjor Wsasum said the Olobe
msster wss making (he hop to Tex
as s a "routine training flight,'
wllh service men Inking advant
age of the trip lo get home for
the holidays,
Hie C-124, big as a five-room
house and capable of carrying at,
many as 300 combst troops
crashed only moments after the
lakeofl. Gasoline spilled from
broken wing tanks and flames shot
up.
Ptrefightlng and rescue crews
raced to the scene but were un
able to aave those trapped In Uie
The Injured were rush
ed to nos)illsls al the Air Base
and nearby Moses Lake,
V ' Livestock &
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO orl Hogs, cattle and
sheep were Quoted nonilnsllv stea
dy on Uie livestock market Satur
day. Smaller supplies and a stronger
fresh pork trsde stimulated de
mand for live hogs this week. Clos
ing prices were M cents to 61.00
and more higher 'or the week.
Top at the close was srf.76
Choice and prime ateera dropped
11.00 to 63 60 for the week with
choice ateera at a new low on Uie
present crop. Other steers and hei
fers closed week to tl.OO lower.
The cstUe trade suffered from the
approaching holiday season, during'
which poultry, ham and other;
meals furnish more than ordhi-l
ary competition lor beel.
Slaughter lambs closed the week
steady to to cents lower. Choice
to prime lsmbs reached 123 60 esr
ly in the period but closed at a
peak ft! $32.00.
BROKEN ANKLE
Uia T.iif 111. U. t H w m . i i
Creek. Ore., waa admitted to Klam-
in vsuey nospnei wis morning
for trestment of a broken right
snkle reportedly euffered fcs a
fall.
DAY'S
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Available At Our Plant
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For Your
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Hsnnon, Chapter Commander
and C. K.
sorts of functions which don't
KFJI Moves
Downtown
Radio Station KFJI stepped out
with a team-play remote operation
here yesterday afternoon in moving
Its business and local program pro
duction offices back downtown.
The station's studios have been
atop what has been tabbed "Ra
dio Hill", above the West end of
Main street. The technical facill
Ues, irsnsmllter and engineering
department are to remain up there.
The new downtown location Is 327
Main Street, in the Chamber of
Commerce building.
Station Mgr. Dick Magulre de
scribed the remote operation this
wey: the announcer dor example)
will name the record to be played
from his downtown office. Atop Ra
dio Hill the technician will hear
the announcer through a perman
ently open microphone, and will
spin the platter.
A private phone line between Uie
two points will help maintain con
atant communication In the station.
Magulre said the new downtown
location would facilitate service to
Klamath patrons.
Tax Help
Dates Told
The Internsl Revenue Depart
ment baa announced a schedule of
dates al which time assistance Is
to be available to farmers m filing
declarations of estimated Income
tax for Uie coming year.
In Klamath County, assistance
Is to be available In Uie Postofllce
building from Jsn. 2 to Jan 16. In
clusive, at the department's offices
on the second floor.
Help will be made available Jan.
I at the Klamath Agency office,
and on Jan. 11 will be at the Ma
tin postofllce.
In Lake County assistance will
be available on Jan. 7 and t In
Uie city hall, and In PaiMev on
Jan. ( In Uie Chewmucan Hotel.
Funeral
miLLire
ruiwal aarvict (or Carta Ronald
Phillips. SS. who dlo bar. Dm. IS. vt
tak, placa rrom tha rhaptl of Ward's
Klamaln runaral Horn. 039 Hiah.
Monday. S .10 p nv. the Rv. Donald
Cawiday. Plrat Confrcfsttonal Church,
and efflcora of Klamath Fall! Lodge
No. 1247, BPOC officiating. Commit
ment avlc and vault nlombmsnt la
Klamalh Memorial Pal.
PER
PACIFJiS
6th and Sprlnq,
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picture. Left to right, they are
Terry Tennant, Ben Loftigaard
annanr, Ben Loftsgaan
Back, Fran Otto, Goorc
roe
(Slim I Perkim, manager and di-
interfere
th their work day
New Snowfall
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open In all directions from Klam
ath Falls, with sanding and plow
ing crews working. Traffic was
moving steadily without chains
over packed snow almost every
where. The Tulelake Quarantine station
reported about four inches of snow
lair, with roads glsxed and icy but
passable today. The report Indi
cated from Canby to Alturas travel
was good, and not loo difficult on
to Likely. Chains are not neces
sary In that area highway 139
either.
The Dorrls Quarantine Station
reported steady Christmas-type
traffic moving right along over
highway M which is slippery as
for as Durumulr. About four
inches of new snow fell there, as
well.
Al Crater Lake, snow closed the
Annie Spnnns-Rim Village road
once more, but Chief Ranger Lou
Hallock said It would be open for
holiday travel, weather permitting.
The lake In wintertime la an en
tirely dillerent spectacle from It'
summertime scenes.
Highway 62 through the park Is
passable but chains are advised,
with five Inches of new snowfall
reported and a total of 64 Inches on
the ground.
At Merrill, about seven Inches of
snow fell to Uie north ot town, but
to the south the snow-depths de
creased unul Tulelake could show
orfly about two Inches similar to
the big storm of two weeks ago
when Klamath rails waa counting
12 to 16 inches of snow and the
Tule area hardly a fraction of
that. Lpw temperature at Merrill
last night was 18, asd In Klamath
Falls was U. Tulflake Experi
ment Station reported that rea
had a chilling 13 degrees at Uie
low point last nigbt. . w . '
At Prineville. the 1 city recorded
the heaviest snowfall In five yeara
live Inches on the ground
and there was prospect of more
to come.
'COPCO PARTY
Oalllornia Oregon Power Com
pany employee and friends of the
klamath District bad their annual
Christmas party yesterday alter
noon at Jen-Eds. Several parsons
from the Tulelake District also
attended. An estimated 300 partook
In the festive occasion.
Beautiful Matched Gift Wrapptnis
Br Noreross . . . See At . . . Votsht's
Pioneer Office Supply Co. M Main.
Christmas
Trees
ALL SIZES
WHITI FIR
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HAMILTON'S SERYICE
6 Milts North on Hi. 97
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Klamath Falls Phono 441 1
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Home Mrs. Oomer Jones re
turned recently from Torrance. Ca
lif., where she spent some time
wHh her dsughter Mrs. Ralph Dsy,
helping the Day family move Into
a new home there. v
Christmas Tree Merrill Moose
are sponsoring a Christmas Tree
Monday night, I p.m., in the Moose ,
Hall. Santa Claus will be on hand, j
so bring all the youngsters,
Homeward Bound A 1-C Howard
L. Bearles, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Bearles, 23 Lytton Street, has ;
arrived In Ssn Francisco aboard
the 8. S. General Randall, and'
plana to be home for Christmas, j
He spent 26 months overseas in
Japan and Korea,
Santa Claus and Merry Christ
mas come to Uie Moose Hall for
the annual Christmas party, Sun- ;
day, Dec. 21. The party starts at
4 p.m. Children will entertain Mr. '
and Mrs. Claus with songs, dance
end caroling. The exact time of
Santa a arrival la not known but
will be between 4 and 6:30 p.m. i
Potluck at 6:30 p m. Movies will
be shown siter potluck. Entertain
ment in the lounge for adults.
Home M-Sgt. and Mrs. Frances
LeQuer have arrived here to visit
Mrs. LeQuer's mother, Mrs. C. E.
Court Records
DIITBICT COLBT
JamM Wnlty Ovarturf, ovrhifht.
Forfeit Its bail.
Ralph Walter Vcaeh Jr., no opratir'i
liccnat. Tint. 17.50,
Ralph Waiter Veach Jr., driving
while under Influence of liquor. Dl
mltted. Robert Harvey Lohrey, no clearance
light, rine, 97.50.
Ceorge lteye, lewd cohabitation.
Sentence, 3 months
Donald Wayne Knofce, driving dur
ing suspended period. Sentence, - 15
daya and 1100 fine.
Jonathon Morgan Crume, mo PUC
permit. Fine. $15.
Homer Bryan O'Key. ran atop sign.
Recogged.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Emma Behnke, ran red light. Forfeit
2 bail.
Iva Scott, drunk and disorderly. Fine,
40 or 30 days.
Bill Mayficld. drunk. Fine, Sift or
Vh days.
Will ism Boat wick, vagrancy. Pleao
not guilty.
MANNINGS
COFFEE
1 lb. tin 79c
2 lb. tin $1.57
This wot incorrectly
lilted ai a 3-lb. tin in
-Thursday'! Ad.
EMIL'S
BRIEFS
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Dennis 103 Pine Street. They are
from Belgrade. Yugoslavia, and
will spend the holidays snd 20 days
here before reporting back to duty
at Fort Hollablrd, Md.
CHRISTMAS DANCE
THURSDAY EVENING
DECEMBER 25
Music by Bueky Bates and hit Brushy Mountain Boyi
Dancing 10 'til 2 a.m. Admission $1.00 Par Parson
Coming Saturday
DECEMBER 27
PAUL JONES
and
HIS ORCHESTRA
The Biqqest Little Band From
The Biqqest Little City Rene
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