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Newspaper Page TextJIKKAU) AND NKWS, KI.AMATII KAU.S, OKKtiON PACE TWO E3 f-RFFhnu n MVE faith in COD?! gtfgj COMtTO CHUlM L - "Wfl UlilTED STATiKIOR CHAMBER 0? COMMErft iHSKr iii..s -. Av'&ttfKv 1.-.. ri J. Taff Writes Change !n Labs: Law Srn. T.ifi in l-.u:.i. KFUV-UHfl Kr. -rsT S.i1..tV t ve.i n. Ma li ki t t 1 rif i'i 1 t .1' s.'iH-r t 1. AHC 4. Win til ft 1 lit TVN,mi.1 al Jt'mu"K T i Cr -f Aul.y ( TS H .V 1 He l.or r'is.-r API .. Nov SUM. 1 .1 V ft .it Cru.ir.ar Vv; U iw Mi Kf.t I'HS V wir..'il VI sn..w AIU 10 M to p 11 Haa.U.na . Ill IV Ifon ini AC U Hill 1 Hafttlaiand 11 00 Sign Oft Nwt tummcry It 0. Sign Od Siiiul.ii. I! Ml 1 ,tt mil 1 ah 41 4ai'lna I'll SJ2afa2a. tfWfc & COME TO CHURCH program of the Jayceei 1$ given a boost here with the erection of this big sign with an appeal for a renewal of faith. Duane Shogren and Rex Dye of the Jaycees watch while John Lynch puts the finishing touches donated by the Klamath Falls Creamery. on the big 24-sheet, The space was Radioactivity From Atom Tests Blamed For Wide Range Of Human Mishaps GOV. PAUL PATTERSON j Governor To Visit Here Four Klamath County Republi can groups, the Klamath County Republican Central Committee, the newly orsamzed Klamath County RepuoUcan Club, the League of Women Voters and the Republican men and women of Chlloquin will sponsor a coffee hour in the Balsiger showroom. May 23. honoring Gov. and Mrs. Paul Patterson who will spend ihat weekend in Klamath Falls. This will be the Governor's firs; official visit to Klamath Fall., j He will address the Modoc Area Council on Sunday, May 24. The coffee hour starts at 2 p.m. and the public is cordially invited . to meet the Governor and Mrs. Patterson. A banquet in their honor is also planned for that evening. ' : p.m. in the Willard Hotel banquet room when Governor Patterson '. will speak. Reservations are now bem? taken and may be made by phon-, ing Roy Murpliy at Herman's Men-! store. or Mrs. Henry Vcol.' 4531 Clinton Streei. phone 2Z2. I Mr. and Mrs. W.ikarn Phillips, , Salem, will accompany the Pat tersons b"re. Phillips, a Ford ' dealer in Pa.em was named Sa lem's number one citizen las : i-eoruary. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. -Prospectors say Western New Mexico is being bombarded with so much radiation from atomic tests that at times It's impossible to test for uranium ore. Fruit growers in Northwestern New Mexico are blaming frosts on atomic tests m Nevada. Residents in one area think a wave of lightheadedness and nau sea may have been caused by ra dioactivity. WHdfioweT Workshop Set i A wildflower workshop period will be hfld by the Nature Society of , the Klamath Region at 8 p.m. Tues-, day evening. May 19. at the Mc-! Leod residence. 413 H.sh Street. . Russcl Pensally, chairman of the Herbarium committee of the soci ety will be in charge of the werk-i shop period. Identification of wuq- flowers and the preparation of spe- cimens for the society's herbar ium will be the work of the eve ning. The workshop is open to any-1 one who is interested m learning : how to identify and prepare plant specimens. I Atom: Fnergy Commission of i ficials discount all the complaints, J Prospectors In the Gallup, N M.. i area, whre uranium hunting ha reached the proportion-; of a:i in ! tlustry, hae been ur.?ble to hunt ' the precious ore at times following ! te?:s. The rad. captivity count jumped iiO hiph that pro.-poet or s Geicr counter couldn't riistip.euh radio 1 activity m the irom radioac tivity in uranium ore, the propec . tors say. J a spokesman for fruit grow rr in San Juan County in North est 1 crn New Mexico marie "p a li t ; tor newsmen showing th;t thrrc I atomic tes:s were m.ide between i3 and 60 hours before heavy frost damaged fruit. ( The first explosion listed. April , occurred two days before teiwv ; WASHINGTON" '.P Secrrtary tratures tell to 24 decrees nnd nf nwense Wil-son may i l ti,c ruined apr:cot and penche-. Alter Kada proving lioiuid WAMUNGTOV of Oliin. lite H said t'i.iiiv !, i- t .in,; n pv aiuriuiimmi t, the Valt-Ilni llev Lafc.M- t.w 1kpc to have U ready tn a x.erk or so. T art di - cliv ed this as IVnu era t;i- in 'm'jers o( the enatf Labor- tu-r dialed nt I'hair man ii. AUvi-'-r-der ti:miti'! (K-NJ deUiy u callus the lull committee together to start work on Tall Hartley Act amendments. Smith has met several times with Republican colleague?, on the committee, it s learned, but has billed awav from r.sv;Mnuhn : the :uU committee, -m. Lrhman i l.lb-.NYt .-..nd lu:. t.'.;..ner wall the Lh' cnhov.er a.h'unf tt a lion's i!e:ue on ii own T it Hartley view ;t :i "am a. 'in:;." ' Wo liaf never ;it down imoe and i r.i. al tlie s. weeks ol les.imiMn .o took m publ.e hoar .n-i:." Lehman ud. He Mild it wa. iin;ire.-ci:-n ;-vl !-:' huh t:ie V.'hu Houe and the IVp.trtment ol L.'t.vr in ".ao the co;nmi:tre no word on Imw t i i:ev.;.e iie con t troveiMal lav ; Pre uirnt Ki-enhouer hai saut the law ueedi rhanitm; but neither he nor tfecrehwy of Labor Duvkin ' has sent Congress any AiweHic sug ' gestions. Tait. a ro-auihor of the law. wa asked to comment on n pvoiw-al attributed to Smith which would I suspend niot of Us features lor a one or two year period Tnh. ac cording to one Republican mem- j ber of the committee, would let I the individual states regulate most I inhnr . m.in.inemetu relationsand ! then permit an intensive study to: !iw well the atales i The Rev. Wesley F. Cn handled the task. jmeily of Atoru, Saturday ha That's ndicuUms " Tali mil. M.mea the patorute of Kir -t addttw that he doubted whether Church of the Naiairne of KUm ifhN mi considetin the idea Ath Kalis He succeeds the Rev. seriously. Tai; :u! he wware of no re.-l pie:'ure to cnanntf t!ie mg labor region.- law. Nexerthe-lc.---. he said. Ei-euhower promised on-e reviMons and ce;ta:n part. v IHr W.i 1 I t t t.liUj. i ' 7 .K SI I tU ' 1 k is.1 I .'s. I"-. . H w J. k llr-f H (VI t.ll Mi iU O MS l h W rn--.,f ID (Hi ll p r Mfi HI I) M .! i Hi II. M II .f.i- II ill ..r I'll N II m .ii Uif iirll AIU' .1 AtU in .1 Suit Menu. M.i IH k i r.ti iW A. 4i i.i rt i 1 iO N -1, : t ;!; 1 43 Uji. i tipan libit II." REV. CRIST New Pastor Takes Over lor- dic aci liocil i-mrccuon Atom Cannon Tests Soon Fire Damages Eugene Art Workshop Plans Told Plans for the 5th annual Klam-; aih Summer Art Workshop on the ; OTI campus, July 6-31 were an nounced Saturday. For the first t.me bince lis in ception, the Klamath school will receive credits at the University of Oregon which are also inter changeable with other educational institutions outside the state. Class.es will be under the super-, vision of Jack Wilkinson, well-; . known Northwest painter, who stu : died in France and Switzerland and other art centers on the continent, i Wilkinson's work has been exhibit- led at Salon Nouville Realities, Pan. an explosion May l. hah the apple crop in the area was frozen. The i res; of the peach crop went two days after the May 8 explosion. U. S. Weather Bureau cfticials :n Albuouerque. queried on the fruit growers' theorv. said: "Purely a coincidence. We" e been havir.a unusual weather throughout the spring." A wave of nausea and lighthead edness among residents of Gallup had doctors puzzled. Tney dis agreed on the question of whether it might have resulted from the radioactivity which at times has raneed up to five times normal. The AEC flatly stated there have been no dangerous concentrations of radioactive fallout m any part of the country outside the ecu irol!cr! urea at the Nevada teM sue. But it added that h-sher thjin normal levels of radioacivity have been measured in isolat'-d in stances and for short period4; of time. next week m wt,h the ItiM Urine Ul an atomic shell irom the Army's kmj sire cannon. The defer.-e chief already has said he favors increased produc tion of atomic artillery. Now he i Irving to arranee hia schedule to allow a vi-it to the nuclear site on Ma- 23. the date of a "live ammunition" test of thr 280 milli-j meter gun over the Frenchman Flats area. ; Wilson's recent news conference comment that he lavorcd making more of the cuns was based on a recommenda-.icn by Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens, it was learned Frirfny. While the pubhsaal:'.0, D. Van UcGrilt who mas moved to The Dal.". The Rev. Crist and Mrs. Cnst nre natives o Teas They have j traveled etiensively in the I'n.teii S.ate-. Canada and Mf l.n in , recent years couducUtm Youth fm j CSui; meeungs. For 18 month--, j ihe pastor conducted a radio pro-1 iani 'T.me of Opportunity" in the Middle West. i the Rev. and Mrs. Cr.st are graduates of Bethany. Pcniel Col- l I .esc in Oklahoma. Mrs. CriM, an i accomplished musician, also has I been a teacher of the piano. Before coming to Klamath Fall-, the Rev. : Cr;t h.id pa -turn te m Sulphur Sprinus snd Lonsuew, Texas, as, i well os Astoria. i II W ri'rjKHil Kilt A III" til Mini.- in Uic M'-iltn) M." u I Mi i li'i Ml .um )i M iUuif 1 US i Al4tt Miin-Jl 'i 10 1 .ii HuiHIrt Artl ll 11 IVr. v M...ti US M ..!; llr. r V US I.' i St.-t A Mi. IP " V W liiipi Hi It 1. Hail tri D li .u Hrlni l;r. II II (hit fl S-i 11 1 Non ran. ! 2 1 ft S -t U i Ti.-n in t V th H .11 Kh I l-t Aithur li.-lf:c.V i lis 1 to Mxv Mi(if( M UilJl AfiC 2 rt) lien v i-n-'Ur Alls 2 05 Kjiim iltirli 2 13 Arthur i..-l(rv l'H4 1 H lUnk Mr ni Sh.'w J -JO Won ni .-r-.lt-. 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Calling All Dflvvrt Call fmn.a ix.iiiman j IB Nat tllml 10 M ( htil t U'9 ! II m i ii. at I Kill 1 2 04 Italia ' H.iriiisM S H Ti ll II if S M Itomelow ii Nrwi fl X I.n Hjrtio Ihi-iu t'nl 1 M The Ijmi Rangrr All( 1 :i lintrilh N AUC 7 w llmt i lajlur A Mi: 7 4.1 Uuril Mif 1 J ul 1 ; i; 10 Md. : u li Won.! 1 II 10 l'ara.1 ' 1 J 40 I I Ms Former KF Man Red POW I M - A report thai a former Klamath Falls man. Pfc. Henry Franklin Williams, 48 .Vace Road. Medioul. is alive and well in a Korean prison camp has reached his parents at 1 Medmrd, j William's name was on a li t ! made puolic by P.'c-. Peter I.e. number is not .ci.ur. rulton. N.Y., freed recently ' known that at; ln the prboncr-of-w ar ex.hnr.ge. " I Vu. . Mall Atlk- t VG I'.tiifj, I-!-i.i tnr K 4.1 J -.mi.tr M HS IP t1 i p m la.H!T-a 10 1.1 Si. Iih( M.-( AHC n to Htili IUnltt"1 11 i .s.g; t'fi .Sr Sumfturjr 11 Dl 5 g i Off KI'JI lli Ke. l'8T Saturdar l.vetilnK. Ma IS g fln A tour, d Trt-N 1 1 K artia'l TlaaU 7 uO I"rcr Stidajm 7 W K'.itnitl '.tmpl Hrur ( i!:f. W i ji tin i B fl I r.ard.ila. .1. V. S A MB 9 ! O Nr .il Ul.HS tl II Caul (.Altar 01 IIS 1) in V mi. a V rirla i HI MS .VIJan.a (K.;iriUi Mll-i 9 VI i rr.i Mr. inn I'trnrtirnlarr 10 u Hawaii C-ii Mil ID TO Virginia Marn l)mt MtIS 11 ou Nigm I1 Club 11 Ju S g i Off Krji mo Ke. psr Sunday. M-iy 17 i. it Nt. unit I MM. I a pi to! lha Horn II II A gr Thaalr 13 11 M ,tart 1i.a 1 VO T" 1 an Tunaa I 41 (ii.atl .liar in Nri lh Pa-trie AM 3 yo rirand f Man Drama lft' N.-i fiMilball BOfM 3 : l-rmtl! Va IIIU 3 O Na Rimnrlup 4 0t ravrrlta of lha far sua 4 40 Top Hit rrlw 4 M ii 4 41 ( Wi. i. .ii Gtovt Orch. I M .gn lift Monday, AUuraa. Callfe- and Mil flanrh llrailng (..i ui. b.m xlitt M HI Sex Crime Lab Voted Out lca:.t a do.:rn : the huge guns. ! pfc. Williams 22, i. the son of mounted on tractor ; which can Mr. and Mrs J. J Williams who move ncro.-js country, have been i lived here lor several ye,u ,. 'lh-ir manufactured so fur lor the Army. I ;l0I1 wns born here and received Tnc weapon., winch can fire most of his schooling in Klamath either convcniionil ammunition or Falls He entered tii .erwce m atomic shell-, are being creaimed Oct. lbjij, uent oveie.is in March ion n ngi ;o n k i V :i Vuuih t 41 Mi.lir ..f MalihaMJn Mi O-i NrM iia.r if Air D!.B r 11 ( aiif II.MS 10 11 .ut!i-tj-i ll.'iir MIH 11 yn riatik 4f hmni in.n 1 1 tl I iii.l ..f 1 t r Trr MIIS 11- .Mu-. .. UI IIS nrms EUGENE '.f Fire damaeed the Golden Palace Restaurant and the Modern Cleaners in downtown Kuffene Thursday and Fire Mar Fhal Lester Barker he was flikins the district attorney to jo:n h;m m seeking to l-drn the cause. The blare appeared to h?ve start ed in a fal-e ceiiine between the restaurant ?nd the floor of apart men'r, above. A loaded 44 caliber revolver was found on the restaurant kitchen floor, the marshal said. The res taurant owners, B.I1 Chung and his ?on Tom, said thev could not ac count for it. The two adjo:n:r.a bu.neis firms suffered several uousar.d dollars worth of damage. .Several nearby linns reported .'.n.oke damage. Fir Production Hits New Peaks PORTLAND 'T Do'J s 1 :i s. fi r prcxiuetjon is hitting a record pace in Oregon and Washington this Jcar. The W c t C o a - t Lumbermen's Association cred.'.cd a mild w;ntT with maitmg pos-.ibi a cut of 3.672. 307.000 ocard feet in the first four months of the year. The a,s-fje;aUon said this In creased lumber inventories about 40 million left from the first u the year an'! about 110 million fet Mnce May 1 la -,t vear. during 1 be granted throuzh the general ex tension division of the Oregon State System of Higher Education. Fees are 2h for two hours creait and j $50 for four hours credit. Student.' : will reside on the OTI campus. Sin-, gle apartments and dormitory, rooms will be available. Mystery Man Testimony Due SACRAMENTO The Senate Finance Committee voted to kill a state supported .vex crime re earch prom but a Glendale Republican sremblyman said Four term hours may be earned 1 t ? .nr.g the ses,ion. The -credits will . S'?r-UQn ia lhe lo'Acr H. Alien Sm.:h told a ropor.rr the prosram. star.rd In 1550 at The Porter CLnlc in San Francisco, alreadv had cured many sovual psvenopnths and war. responsible lor "taking sex cnrr.es off the Iront pae." The committees action Kr:drv r.izh: was included u a S1.065.4J9 cut in the mental hy-i.cne depart ment's budr-et iir 1953-54 Tl-.c Assembly Ways and M.an Comnutlee ha appro'.ed contmua-tion-4fthe rw crime proeram r.lthoui;k"-i'Wj1i.tlvc Auditor A. Alan. Post had oppos ed it. SFATTt.E if The name ol lis : l questioned whether such next wimess in the trial ol seven ! Prosram should be state financed. persons accu.-ed of subversion was1 Smith said that was the only .; the government s secret Saturday Pvate foundations weren't setup depr.e e.'forts of de.'en.-e attorneys 10 handle uch a program. to force the disclosure of the In-' '''! spending millions to form t'ion ' make aBr'.ullur.'.l .studies," Smith , Tne 'short legal tancle concluded "ald. ouh' , " be able to Federal Court case after the df- ;pcn'? th,s relatively small amount Ifen. e :urpri.-ed the government (or lnc we"ar(! ,jl thejtids." not crori.s examiniug n.s iuuiui iua- : jor wttner.-.. I The witne, James H Taylor, , a former Communist who had testi fied to knowing four of the de fendants while a member of the party, was allowed to conclude his testimony with but one brief ques tion from the defence. ' The (rovcrnment immediately i moved for recess until Tuesday, sayintf it didn't feel enough could , demand far exceedinK the supply be accomplished in a half hour to of lots Whlch the Bureau of Land warrant calling the next witness, j Management had available lor sale Defense Attorney John Cauphlnnl jn New Wallula In western Walla objected and demanded to know' walla County. the name of the witnc-v. The 2f)0 lotrt ouicklv were snapped Tracy Griffin, chief of thr BOv-;Up or commrmal and residcniial 1 rmment's battery of leeai talent. , propertv. Fiftv went to preemption refund to name the per.-on and ( claimant: s Individuals who startefj id the defense had excused Tav- lhl nrw t0wn movement to renlare into two-run b.ttierie. . One such 0;utcr is at i:-.e Nevada .l.ie. A Uc.cn. e Department .spokes man .-aid tnat. when Wilson said he favored uuica-ed piotluction ol atojiiic aiMllery, he was referring only to tiie 230 nullimeier Army nun. Ihe potman ?aid the ec retary did not have in mind th u.'ie (Jf such puns as pari of the armaineni of navnl ve.pl5. The Army has .s.tid Us 80-lon Run "can fit into a Lncim ship u- jiijntd Jcjr amp:iioiou: operatiOjis 1951 and wn. captured Mv 18, while serving with the 2Jid infan try. The family had a mm muwc.it ion from the yount; pruotn'r, written at Christmas that arrived .J.m 22. Mi and Mrs. Will ia mi left Klam ath Falls nboul six years as). T Vt Nawa 1 45 Ittm Uaravia on nuiiatin Huairt a IV Mnii) AtirntKn H..ining N.. Uiutt a IV Harmon Vtap w M.iik with ur Maia I H Am:rin t'olh Muatc t W M .rniiif U'KMi limi N. pntl. 1 10 IS I'll.'. Mralififa lo . Curx-vr! l ima 10 4 t'iaata T.ma III 00 N. C'omttianlarr 11 If Arrant rn Mai -4f tl HI M.iiu-,1 KumJup 11 II t m I imir I." ! S.r la l'air i:M Ilk fmui!. mt , 1 2 .0 JUotltK t "tin'jt Ni i; n w-ri.t nw nuutmup : i; i-i iif.! ..f iiit l.' m t -..ir u i apitul Dma 1 : II A'-trr Inratr 1J M M.trry Tin I Oi M(ir rami Advtaor I IV l'alral i all I Orfan M.lt I II Mrlr.,y flUtt 1 (10 Nrwi 3 OV I.Mirrirr't t'hoira .1 ( Nn.i Spirit 3 io Ait-ultima iha Rteard .1 Jn Carter 3 V Mt tfi Hart 4 .1 1 Ii.mtifl Sutvit 4 if Muttr f fi)t Cona It? a hi i- .p rrw u 4 in Swi 4 if Htnm avad Off. f (V) Slii Off M.VV WOKRV MORRfS. III. Pih in the Hhnois-Michiqan Canal have a new .votry, Grundy County archers will yaiher alorr,' thr- canal bank Sun day with bov.7 and arrows read" Kr what':, bill d a:i a .jhoot." Klamath Men Win Engineering Okay New Wallula Lots Go Fast ! WALLA WALLA '.P Four hun ared persons Jammed a court room here Friday to create jut so It could eel a line on the identity of the next person on thf. stand and the trend of his testi mony. Caughlan denied this but he didn't learn what he wanted, either. Klamath Fold, Oregoa AMERICAN CHINESE Foodi of their be if! th. 6496 Fer Or den To Tok Out Ben 6. Lee, Mqr. WARNING NEW DELHI. India The Indian Rovcrnment radjo Fridny broadcast a "possible snowstorms" warnmn to the British Everest ex pedition, which had planned Us lin 1 pv.aull on the. 29, 000-foot peak Fndav. the old Wallula when It became known thnt uaters of McNary Dam would cover the historic site. Pierce M. Rice of the Bureau s Portland office nid It wan likely his office would consider nddinft to lhe town site aj well as opening another 200 acre plat for develop ment to meet the demand for prop erty. The new town will overlook a , 38.000 acre lake on the Columoin River and is cnn-idrrrd lo have, valuable residential and cummer-1 cial possibilities. r 1 " I i (i.:r-l S' i- I in . IJ 'Ml Sfi 1 11. IIS i !.! n.: mi fi-m nt r 12 .') t'nmie XVr'klr Man , 1 H I Ji'lf. Ut-.: t)1S j I n f.nr-t 1 !(!., HaMy Khnw IH.nS I 31 Nfi MhS 2 DU Tna & ia'i. Ufi 2 10 Tl !) Ir- MIIS .lonNirn I a tr lins atomic aiMhcry, he was refcrruu: at Chn.stmns that arrived .J omy to tne 23n millimeter Army, Mi and Mrs William, left Klam-I i S" j i ,.i '-'. DLHS j j '0 KU.-i.lii M.rir.l Art. Council "j " ' ivo Klamath Fulls men have ii . Ti... ,,r r.u- miis If I mi I I i I m d II been awarded certificates lo piar- " Np.rr .r in. Air oi.bs j r L I m I I N ,tice protesMonal emi.m-cr.nK in ,..'(,.;., i f ,e. Am MB LiJllJllliliatTtPl : Oregon, -nicy are llnrold It. iw- in -..: m,i. - ni.n.s rIL iiUiiaMJr f 1 I ion and Robert K. Thompson. They '""-'' " VZ " I I I qinililierl in examination cnnrlucl- KI'JI 1I.'0 Kr. rST j I -W a l I ed in Portland March 6 and 7. He! m .. i rTrTlD la al t ' I the ; suits were announred in A...,oi.iatrd ......... i kV"HwflTTaiJ UfLW I carp . Press dispatch from I'oitland to- j If iJlr II . TQNGMT l i Enter talnmem nas never known its equal! Q i JA I 1 , NOTHING ON THE SCREEN YOU'VE EVER HEARD ABOUT OR SEEN BS!IIIsF-, I 2 niiiTT I j CAN COMPARE WITH THE ASTOUNDING SENSATION WARNER BROS NOW SHOWING! 2i5Slj p , - ii.DDi i jajmaiajajaiBjajajajajajajaAiv PAUL PlUl.nl I'otu . SHORTS-CARTOON I VINCENT PRICE FRANK 10VEJ0Y PHYLLIS KIRK CAROLYN JONES TAIia. .rySvJiWMMiuBS, .l ""UWFlKli B5AvouwuJ I V" """"WDNml i1IMU V SHORTS-CARTOON-M mm ENDS TONIGHT It CONTINUOUS FROM I TOMORj m.r x m .,.i.l. T i.Tini r.i.i " . - a rw tt i l l asK.