Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 21, 1953, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBASIN '" CHANGE i -!! i;.i,n.;r' .""star th A w uie annual Klam- ComfrT'i pIcnTc t and Vr, m , rnu Hitchcock 0"; Coett will be Ladles-of the Eagles Auxiliary iromise Bill Reached - WASHINGTON Wl-A $5,263,177,. 664 money bill, a compromise be tween different verslona passed earlier by the Senate and House, was okayed by both branches yea--terday and sent to the White House. It carries funds to operate, during the fiscal year which started July 1. the Atomic Energy Commission, the Tennessee Valley Authority ana selective service. Judge Sees Therapeutic Value to Pen PHILADELPHIA (A-) Federal District Judge John W. Murphy has his own Ideas about a Jail's therapeutic values. -An attorney for Maurice Rose, convicted of lying before a special grand Jury investigating the opera tion of 01 training schools, told Murphy yesterday that a prison sentence would atfect Rose's health adversely. Rose, he said, has diabetes. : ' "The last diabetic I sent to prison Improved considerably while he was confined," the Judge com mented. He sentenced Rose to two years In federal penitentiary. Trucker Struck By Train He Missed WARWICK, Va. (iB-Willle I. Smith, 36, of Richmond, was driv ing his truck on State Route 168 near here during a rainstorm yesterday. Too late, he saw the red caution lights blinking at a railroad crossing. He slammed on the brakes. The truck started .skidding. It skidded all the way . across - the tracks, clear of the approaching train, and Smith was about, to breathe a sigh of relief when the vehicle suddenly did a U-turn and skidded right back on the tracks. The train smacked into the truck. Smith walked away unhurt but the truck was destroyed. . : tome Town Marshal Held In Stray Dog Bludgeoning DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Tla. () Sheriff Aubrey McDonald, of Wal ton County said the town marshal here was arrested last night after four teen-age boys testified he paid them 25 cents to kill a homeless dog. The sheriff said the marshal, John Donaldson, and the four youths were arrested on charges of cruelty to an animal. All five were released In bonds of $100 "The youths testified In affidavits, the sheriff said, that the marshal offered one of them 25 cents to kill the stray dog, a Pa6! female, and that the other three boys were asked by the youth to heThehs?atements said the dog was bludgeoned with an Iron pipe. Red Technicians Reported Slain TAIPEH, Formosa -Th; J.-lish-language China New, reported today two Russians, presumably radar technicians," were among the Communists slain in last week s Nationalist commando raid I on TO held Tungshan Island off south China. The Defense Ministry said there was as yet no confirmation. Burglar Smelling Of Mint Sought RENO Nev. Wt Police here are on the lookout for an Intoxicated burglar with a mint aroma. Officers said the burglar not only made off with 41 bottles of liquor from a local bar but consumed an entire bottle of creme de menthe before leaving. "arthritis? I have been wonderfully blessed In being restored to active life after being crippled In nearly every Joint in my body and I wi muscular soreness from head to foot. I had Rheumatoid Arth'Ms and other forms of Rheumatism, hands deformed and my ankles were set. . Limited space prohibits telUng vou more here but If you will writ me I will reply at once and tel you how I received this wonderful re lief. Mrs. Lela S. Wier 2805 Arbor Hills Drive P. o. Box M Jackson 1. Mississippi BRIEFS meet Wednesday, July 32. p m. - "uihihuh, umcers mals. . wear for- No MeeUng-tbls week of the Mt. Ukl Ladles Aid. Next meeting. Wednesday. July 29. 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. E. McClay, Mer rill Highway.: Amaranth-pionic, Sunday, July !J the.Malln Park. Take picnic lunch and eat at 1:30 p m - Bonania,-Tontatlve date for the Nov ? set for Salurdf,y. i,JjUc Po'1 1383 VPW, will hold a special meeting 8 p.m. To day at the clubroom to elect a K.rmastr reP'lng Jake N. Brochtrup who died Sunday, t was S!SS"ix.b!r w"er Thompson, publicity chairman. Granddanrhfer ; at,ti t i r"arrl was born Saturday, July 18 p.m. vo mt. ana Mrs. J. Kelly "'. Eugene. She weighed o lbs. 14 os. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Henry, 340 E Main. Mrs. Henry has Just returned from her first visit to the little girl. Son Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tepper, 4608 Thompson, are parents of a oaoy boy. . James Michael, horn June 28 at Klamath Valley Hos pital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E.: A. Tepper, Roseburg, and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gilcrtst, 33 Washington. Montana Picnic will be held Sun day, July 26, at 1 p.m., at Grants Pass In the city park. Ice cream, soft drinks and coffee will be fur nished. All former Montana resi dents Invited to attend: brine- Die. nlc lunch and table service. Mrs. Ralph Hutchlns; secretary. Day Circles of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet Friday, July 34, at 12 noon: Tra- vallle Circle at the home of Mrs. George Boyd, 1527 Kane ; Moser Circle at the home of Mrs. Joseph A. overton, 2105 Homedale Road. Langell Valley Grange will meet at Lorella Hall, Tuesday, July 28. at 8:30 p.m.; to see -pictures and hear a lecture By Harry Taven- ner, who has been a youth farm exchange student to Brazu, Re freshments-will be served follow ing the. meeting. : House Brothers will sing at the Joint Lake-Klamath County Pomo na Orange picnic. - July 26, to be held on- the upper cage oi Kouna Grove Ranch near the Lane-mam ath County line at the foot of Quartz Mountain. Potluck picnic lunch be tween 12 and 1 p.m. for all grange members and guests. bid Timers Picnic at Janssen Spring, Swan Lake, Sunday, July 26. Wiener Roast and picnic for members and families or Manza. nlta Chapter 172. OES at Moore Park July 25 at 6:30 p.m. Mem bers should bring salad or dessert and table service. . In Korea Col. William M. Ben son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Benson. 1135 W. Pine, recently graduated from the 2nd Infantry Di visions Non-Commlssionea um- cers Academy in-Korea. He is a mortar gunner in Heavy Mortar Company of the 38th Infantry Regi ment, and holds the Korean ana UN Service Ribbons. . Penney's IBM ' . ' y ..ft 5 j r j :'-" v s T ' 7 b. ,, f . lt J j . -f t 5 f ' ' " . 1 - i i , . " , "J A. i hf . -it ,''' F R O Z E N I N Tht V. S. Cut Guard Cutter Northwlni la iknaucceatful attempt last winter to ptereo fiaat let floea barrUf Married Life Begins For Tennessee Bride CENTERVILLE. Tenn. UnA- ll- year-old girl and her: teen-age bridegroom settled down .to mar ried life here todav after a week end elopement that almost failed to come off, - , - : Joann Dyehouse, seventh-grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James W. Dyehouse, slipped, off. to Cor lnth. Miss., Sunday night with Charles cannon, 17-year-old .dellv- t hrtv They could not find anyone to perform the ceremony o they re mained in the ear until-yesterday morning, when vney were- m- Mrs Dyehouse-- already had packed Joann's luggage for a trip rh nrxharrt KV.. Where- th young girl waa to have visited her grandfather. W. S. Poyntfr. school this . The -triP was to have separated the couple her mother said. ; . . Old Ordinances Dusted Off In Behalf of Horse ST. LOUIS Wl Police had to: dig deep in dusty city ordinances, yes terday to book the owner and The renter of a horse and eart fnunrt abandoned on a street. Finally they- found - what they believe apply to Robert Dean of Glencoe, Mo., and Bert Pierce of St. Louis charges of. leaving horsedrawn vehicle- -unattended, failure to have a license for the wagon, lack of a water bucket for the horse and cruelty to an animal. " . VIRGINIA DRY RICHMOND, Va. UH Virginia crops are suffering heavily from a midsummer drought and state agriculture officials say damage may already exceed 50 million dollars. ..... 4 DAYS ONLY! Starting Tomorrow Noon! I faij only at ORIGINATED FOX AND EXCLUSIVE WITH J. C. PENNEY ifi if Just brin yeur baky dawa te Pamiey't. ' ic Pay only ene ceatlereeth bmI year beky wetgtii. i - '. . , . . , if Pixy Pln-vp eichiret wHI be taken by expaih ming Hie Dnest ,w- eiewetit speed oqwlemean ne tteaeHent ejlete we aUttewterl. ie Yea wIN be given a ticket teHing ye what stay yew finished - aictires wHI be ready. (Wet ereehl) . ic Yee lake yew sick ef Hie Pixy Pht-ae pldwealt't yews tat the . pnay-o patmd yea've paW. if H yea with yen ntey bay any w all ef the lemaininf peril oat - -at . . . 1.50 far (he lfie-1.1S far the Srdl.ee far Ike 4. Extra children and children over fire yeart $1.00 . THI PIXY PIN-UP PHOTOOIAPHII wIN be back at REOU1AR INTIIVAUt r A JOHN P. UNMAN, second lionfenant in h air force, was awarded the silver wings of n Air Force Pilot in care monies at Webb Air Fore Baie, Texas, July 16. Ha it the ten of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Linman, 39 Nevada. Lt. Lin man, along with 30 clats matei, received hi wings and , diploma from Colonel Henry S... TyUr. Wing Commander, and was proclaimed a quali fied jet pilot. Ha will go en to further traihinq in fighter gunnery taeties in prepare tion for his future -role at a combat jet-fighter pilot.' : IT'S POOLE'S 222 No. 7ih FOR TOYS . and HOBBY SUPPLIES yjC.'- I'fl' $ fa iUe4 on Bertnc Strait ic in tea lanes to Nome, Alaska 1,.-'0 ' I f f. n W " Pi BOBBY SOXER BABY IN GAY RED JEANS C90 Cute as a bUttonl- Penney's minia ture bobby, soxer, 31" tall, in plaid - shirt red drill jeans, plaid sparked, 'has smart plastic belt., latex body, vinyl head' with -moulded hair and coo voice. :. PRECIOUS! 30" DOLL IN LAVISH PARTY DRESS! 14 75 Party dressed for Penney's in a long gown of blue nlnon with brocaded overlay, she has ray on slip, panties, tiny gold shoes, latex body, . vinyl head, long brown wig and moving eyes. Jc:l Ccller In Wrong Suit Kept WATERTOWN. N ' V. ( Wil liam A.. Youell dropped in at the county Jail to aay. hello and was Invited to stay awhile m a cell. Youell was lust havlni a frlendlv chat yesterday with Under-sheriff L. Raymond Johndrow of Jeffer son County. .v . i - Witnesses Renew No-Fight Pledge NEW, YORK 11 The Jehovah's Witnesses say they disavow -all subversive movements against Ce Institutions of this r-orld " - I resolution adopted by thous ands of witnesses yesterday at their New World Society Assembly added that they "cannot promote, approve or take part In any vio lent overthrow by men of govern ments of this world." . , -. Soma 125,000 wlSneasca Whose group formally ts known as the Watchtower Bible and Tract So cietyare In the metropolitan area for the eight-day , assembly , at Yankee Stadium. i 'oolOid IBVY6rKCS.MMVfl 5rfj iini W Store Houri Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30. Sot. 9:00 to 5:30. Elevator Service to FEATURE DOLL! 28"- BABY DOLL WITH ONE-PIECE LATEX BODY! 4 As cute as a newborn infant! With hard plastic head and moving eyes, she's an : adorable armful to take care of, to dress. And, at this good Penney price, she's a " real buy!- fifel m :: 16" DOLL WITH PONY TAIL HAIRDO! 098 .Right in style I She has a moulded pony style hairdo, latex body, vinyl head; is dressed smartly in green ray on taffeta with white pique collar, red shoes. - r - 5 Then, -the under sheriff said, he noticed that Youell's suit looked like one reported stolen Saturday. The owner identified it and Youell Alex "Heavy" Thompson is now with SOUTHERN OREGON RADIATOR SERVICE - " " - J. .- : r, A v . " - t . New and used Radiators, . Rodding, Cleaning and Recoring Expert Cooling System Service CARS TRUCK , TRACTOR OPEN 7 DAYS A YIEK- Ed Edwn 1631 So. 6th Ml 98 AUBURN HAIR Cutie 18" Tall C90 A real beauty with short auburn - wlgl Prettily dressed In white flocked nlnon with lac Insert, she has a soft latex body, vinyl head and- moving blue Kittss eyes, ai reuiieyaj IB W LONG-TRESSED BEAUTY DOLL, 19" TALL! 90 Here s a Pentiey doll any little girl will lovel Long brown wig with roll bangs, black ray on taffeta skirt, white silk blouse, gold-striped, gold shoes. Bolt latex body, vinyl head. 57, pleaded Innocent to chargta at burglary and petit larceny. I AS PIMI if" 1. ini eHll "1.1 t 4 - Altx "Hmw" ThomotM Phon 61 IS Rm. Ph. 6659 111 II V s All Floor, FEATURE PRICED WALKING DOLL 9 90 Famous 23" walking doll usually found at much higher prices. Select one now from several colors of hair and dress. Great value! ' ' , INFANT-SIZED 28" UNDRESSED BABY DOLL -790 It's fun to dress her in real clothes from Penney's Infants' Department, fun to make clothes for herl With blue or . brown moving eyes, she has a snuggly latex body, vinyl head and short curly wig, soft coo voice.