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Newspaper Page TextSSJULY 16, 1953 HERALD AND NEWS.' KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON pac r r BASIN BRIEFS ., CHANGE .n'.'uS''.,i,An5'J, ' ... column,. C ' ' "" 1 clurr.J ,'', "b" h'ffJ n.U.l.n NMIoi. .V i. p " rtUIf. ta lb. H.Su r""J" her, XZ?:r"K "'Oregon, was .11 Jn Portland. Mrs. Murnhv ae. twrt tt-T central part oi the state. Schn,llt-lay leader of the Church, . will bring the mornin message at the First- Methodist jiuu ui u a.m., Sunday.- 8am Tliompson will lead In the service nr urnrshln .y Bonanza Tentative date for "-the unuai inn oazaar of St. Frances iaorini nas been set for Nov. 7 Shasta view Granite will hold ; - a business meeting Friday evening, ,uj ii, ni a p.m., at tne hail, corner Madison and Shasta Way. names, asxea .lo bring pie. Pinochle Party Saturday night . oimsLa uommunuy Hail, corner Madison and Shasta Way, 8 p.m., sponsored oy snasta Building As. auviaMUU, rUDHC WeiCOme." Square Dance scheduled for to nightjon the new slab at Kiwanis Park,; has . been cancelled. First dance:, of summer series, co-sponsored Iby , city recreation depart ment ana me caiiers' council, will oe nem on tne slab, Thursday uiy 3u, i:ou p.m. Food Sale The LDS First Ward Relief Society will hold a cooked food sale -,'Snturday, July 18, at ' Scars at the table opposite the cat alog desk, i ;( : Friendly ' Welcome Is , extended to the. Gospel Meeting at .the cnurcn of s.cnrist, 1774 orchard, conducted by Evangelist Roy Har ris of Springfield. Mo.. 7:30 night- ; ly. Meetings will continue through July 26. I - Farm Bureau Langell Valley Farm Bureau will ' meet at the Langell Valley Community Hall Tuesday, July 21, at 8:30. William Ganong Jr., attorney of Klamath Falls', will talk on wills and es tates. There will be election of of ficers and refreshments. Everyone Js Invited, "whether members or not, to near tne taut. , . Recuperating from an operation performed this morning is Mrs, Donald Schooler of Bonanza. 'In Hospital Mrs. Doris Hodges, Tulelake, Is in HUlside Hospital for : Medical care. , - i. noeratlon Georse Baldwin. Lan gell Valley, is In Klamath Valley Hospital recuperating from an op eration. ' Return'ed-rMrs.',A. L. Rainwater returned Tuesday from visiting Mrs. Carl Steinmetz and family at Springfield; her sister, Mary Blair, Vlraqua, wise; ner aaugnier ana family, Mrs. jonn u. Haxuy, isu gene.,, . - Reefular Meetint- A regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of tne veterans oi rorewn wars wm be held Thursday at 8 p.m. In the Library. Clubroom. , . , On Leave Home from the navy for a 30-day visit with his parents is Charles Maskell, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maskell, 423 N. 10th. Youne Maskell. a grad uate of The Dalles High School, has been transferred frdm the i USS Hubbard to the Manchester. He has been in the navy tnreeyears, . Mrs!' S. K. Hartzler Hildebrand, Is recovering from major surgery at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. joe sui livan,,;3010 Boardman. Summer School William Fink t'ind William Davis of the KUHS (faculty are attending summer school at Oregon State College Corvatlls. District Meeting and picnic for all Klamath, Lane, and Jackson county postmasters and families will be held Sunday, July 19, at Collier Park. Bring picnic lunch I ,nhl ea,-.ina will tMlU UW11 LUUlf? ovi v,w, liicic mil be a state officer present for con ference. Yaolit Club Summer Informal sports dance, Saturday, July 18: cocktail hours 8 p.m.; dancing 9 p.m.;; buffet supper 11:30 p.m. 80-30 Club will hold picnic at Moore Park, Sunday, July 19 with Tulelake 20-30 Club. Members and families bring own lunches and table service. This is a change from first plans to hold the picnic at Malin Park. Agate Society of North Lincoln beaches will told its 11th annual agate show at Delake on Saturday and Sunday, July 25 and 26, in the ARTHRITIS RHEUMATISM Pains Relieved At Once If ro ' th'ogonhir9 point f rtft. riiii riMumcrtiun. tcioiieo or Muritfi. our m lormulo col ltd REMATRON, mvrt f f rotj the foitait rtntf and rn jrtamt, leMHt latlino Imerevtmtnt vey have mr Mown or it com rot o pvnny. atMAiiun h Mid on thii SUaHANTEE: II your pel h not liavd to r" tatiitoctlo offf firtt boKli. if HtMATfcOM 4hi not bring toothing rlif to your aching folnH Kd inwKltf FASTER thoft any ofhr roV cl Hiot too Hoto r ttd, tHo ooto cotti ypo nothing. Jatt rororn tho BofNo to vour drvggiit ond gat fO"r fcotk. tCMATRON cotfi 13 ond h mW wtlk kit ttrtcl immt bock guoronfot byi PAT-LESS DRUO 0t MAIK Alall orderi filled Delake' Orade Sctioolv on Highway 101 Just north of D Wver.,Doora will b open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Each visitor will receive free a beach agate as a souvenir of the 1953 show. All the steps of polishing agates will be demonstrated at the show. . ,, Yacht Club ' Members who wish transportation to the picnic Sun day, call the club for reservations by Friday noon.- -. Injured Mrs. A. J. (Ruth) King-, Merrill Road, cut a finger last eve ning. The Injury was serious enough to require hospitalization for a few hours. Here from California Ray Wll loughby, representative of R. ; Hoe & Co., printing press manufactur ers, was a Klamath Falls business visitor, from San Francisco -this week. '. ,'. ' College of Regenta -Women: of the Moose, are to sponsor a card party at Moose Hall,' 1010 Pine, Friday Julv 11 at i nm MoiM. Chrlstenson will be hostess. INDIANS RIOT MADRAS. India tm Press re ports said Thursday nine person have been killed, over 40 Injured and 600 arrested in Communist tinged riots in Madras State pro-, testing the government's new ele mentary education plan. The dem onstrations were spearheaded by the Red-Influenced Dravida Pro gressive Federation which contends the scheme perpetuates the caste system- :. - Divorce Given Even Though Grccnd Uciure Peculiarities of the Spanish lan guage caused some 'confusion in Circuit Court Wednesday uterawn when Mrs. Edwards Jasso, moth er of U children, was granted default divorce decree. Mrs. Jasso's chief complaint against her section hand husband, Joe Ynes Jasso, was that be called ber vile names. "Tell the court what he called you," advised Attorney J. C. O'Neill, counsel for the plaintiff, Mrs. Jasso let loose with a long string of Spanish words presumed to be Invectives. . "The court doesn't . understand Spanish," Attorney O'Neill told his client. . "Now repeat those words In English." - . ; ' ; A puzzled . look crossed -Mrs. Jasso's face, : She explained the words didn't mean anything in English. . - : "But they are vile words?" asked Judge David R. Vanden berg. - "Oh yes, very bad," Mrs. Jasso replied. "Very terrible.,, I am ashamed. I hide my face. It Is awful." - v Judge Vandenberg conceded the words must have been bad and granted the decree. He also awarded Mrs. Jasso $120 a month for the support of her children ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years. Most oil wells beine drilled in the United States today are from 5,000 to 12,000 feet In depth although some are much deeper. Vede. Favors Matthews Deing Quizzed On Clergy ; By HAEBY SNYDER :Vi!i.f! WASHINGTON Ifl Rep. Velde (R-Ill) told newsmen today he be lieves J. B. Matthews-should be given an opportunity to tell the House- Un-American Activities Committee what he knows, about Communist : Infiltration ,. of . the clergy.;, . , -;7 . ' -:J. ' ' i ; : But Velds added that a decision on Matthews' request to testify will be left to the committee at a closed meeting .Monday. . . . Velde, chairman of the commit- Woman Rises At 0:30, Finds It Is Dark ! TUCSON. Aria. Wl " W hat's wrong with the weather?- Are we going to have a terrible storm?" an uneasy voice on the - telephone Inquired. 7 ..' , '.v.' i i . ' "It shouldn't be dark at. this time of the day," the woman went on. . "Usually - It is , quite , dark : by 8:30,". a reporter In the - Arizona Daily Star newsroom .replied. . After a moment's silence, the woman asked: . "Is it morning ort evening?" Assured it was evenlne. she ex claimed: : - i "Ob, 'my goodness I I've over slept. I thought it was 8:30 in the morning." - ; About 190,000 trucks are used in the - United States to distribute milk. tee. said,, however, that he is "not going to allow it to get into Protestant-Catholic or religious rigm." He said tne committee would be interested "only in the tacts." : .- Matthews, - who resigned under fire last week as executive, staff director of the Senate investigating subcommittee headed by Sen. Mc Carthy (R-Wls, said in his letter to the House group yesterday that bis request was suggested by "hundreds of citizens from all parts of the United States." He said these citizen want him to "present exhaustive documentation on' the Communist infiltration of the clergy;"- - "I will welcome such an oppor lunlty if mv apoearance Is agree able to your members." Matthews added.' : . . ,:. Velde said he had read Mat- State Red Feather Goal $828,926 PORTLAND W) The1 Oregon Community Chest" will1 aim for a bigger goal than ever next year. It will be (828,926, which, is tSI.OOO more than this year s. , , ' Joseph A. H. Dodd,, Salem, said directors .. had approved a new study of amounts to be distributed among the state's 36 counties. He said the state fund campaign chair man would have six divisional chairmen to assist him this time In an effort to decentralize the campaign. - Dodd said the fund-raising would start in October. . , thews' -magazine article which touched off a storm of criticism and led to the resignation of all three Democratic members from McCarthy's investigations subcom mittee..: Velde declined . comment on the article. Matthews, in his letter to Velde, aid the article "Is completely factual and fully' documented."" ' "As you know," he said, "it would require more than a little time to present the evidence ade quately.'' : He-added: - - - -"It Is my firm conviction now, as it has always been, that a great service can be rendered the vast majortty of the Protertant urt by the fullest exposure j b diabolical scheme of the O-nnZ Wat pairtr to cloak H n. against tha United Stales w . Izlng. among otiser aya,T yt small minority of clergymen was are careless or corueniptoous of their sacred vows." 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