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PAGE FOUR HEIIAL1) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 30, 1851 mm i 1 - B.II U - NJ ' V M IS- T?!1 1 ' Vs- MUDDERS BY ''THE SEA A Irollinf race on the brirh at Beusum. Germany, provide refreshing cempelHieB tor alL In the tplashlof finish, the horses, all but obscured by spray from the surf, had to be distinguished by their Humbert. - it RASMUS TESTS LEGS Rasmua. lS-day-old hippopotamus In the Copenhagen. Den . ' mark Zoo, take first walk on stubby lets. Maren, the cub s mother, stands solidly behind. ' Grants Pass and Vicinity Jalr through Friday. Low Thursday night 60: high Friday 84. Coos Bay Area Lute night and early morning cloudiness, other wise lair through Friday. Bar winds northerly to northwesterly?! reaching 25 to 35 miles an hour In afternoons. Low Thursday night 0; hlKh Friday 65. Baker and Vicinity Fair through Friday with scattered cloudiness In afternoon and pos rtible showers in nearby mountains I'rlday. High Friday 82; low Thurs day night 48. Northern California Fair through Friday pxeept fog along the coast, partially clearing In afternoon. Little temperature changr; . Western Oregon Fair through Friday except consideroble night and morning cloudiness along the coast. Little chnnge in tempera ture with highs both days 80 to 02 in the interior and 65 to 70 along the const. Lows Thursday nlsht 48 tn 58. Winds off coast northwester ly, increasing to 30-35 oil southern const Thursday afternoon. Eastern Oregon Mostly lair throuph Friday wllh little change In temperature. Highs both days 82 lo 92. Lows Thursday night 60 to 60. Br TIIK ASSOCIATED TltESS ti hours lo 4.30 a. m. Thursday Mat. Mln. I'rcp. Haker 89 6t Bend 84 4'.' Kugene 82 47 Klamath Falls 85 50 La Grande SI M Ijikevlrw 88 54 Medford 89 55 Newport 63 61 .North Bend 4 4a Ontario 98 67 Pendleton 91 61 Portland Airport 76 61 Roseburg 83 47 fialrm 82 48 Iloi.se 93 m Chicago 93 "1 Denver 81 Rl .Eureka Mi M Iaib Angeles 82 63 Mew York an 73 lied Blull lm f,a San Francisco 64 48 Byrd Hears Of No Red Pastors WASHINGTON Ml Sen. Bvrd (D-Va) said Thursday he has been told by J. Edgar Hoover that tne r ni airector Knows oi no min ister being proved to be a Commu nist' agent or convicted as one. Byrd said in an Interview he re gards Hoover's stntement to him as convincing evidence that blanket accusations made by J. B. Mat thews against some Protestant churchmen arc baseless. Matthews resigned as staff chief of the Senate Investigating Com mittee headed by Sen. McQarthv (R-Wisi amid an uproar over a magazine article he wrote. Matthews said In the magazine article, written before he was hired by McCarthy, that "the largest single group supporting the Com munist apparatus" in America Is made up of Protestant clergymen. He also wrote that most Protestant clergymen are loyal Americans. 'The Kid' Weds His Fourth HOLLYWOOD (Pi Television ac tor Jackie Coogan Is married for the fourth time. ; The 38-ycar-old Coogan. who at 4 was "The Kid" In Charlie Chap lin's film of that name, disclosed yesterday he has been secretly married lo Dodie Lampheie. a (lancer, for the last 15 months They were married In Mexico O.y. Miss Lninphere is 23. FUNERAL NOTICE KlKtlt-R Kunrral irYi-t!i fur ItnOKme Klh tr. 4(i. who (tirtl Mnndnv in Sncra. cirnlo will take plaoe from llir BpaUv MrliiiullBt Clmroh on Suturtlav with i:rlvf al 10 -Ml a ni. ami lis) pm. HfV. llailry Apllrr offu-iatlna. Com imlmpitl -crvlce and vault pnuimlimrnt In M.kikct Omcterv. Ward'a Klam ath Funeral Horn In charge. Sleeper in Car Robbed Downtown DENVER ITl Robert C. Parker, 41, of Llmon, Colo., thought he would save a few dollars while visiting the state capital by sleep ing Tuesday night in his car, parked on a downtown street. He told police that during the nigh1, someone opened his car door, grabbed his billfold with $70 and ducked down an alley. Last night Parmer registered at a hotel. it leaves you fltwv So smooth it leaves you breathless mirnpjp it qrtaicst IK VODKA HflprtW Midrffom 100'p Ruin neutral ipmia. Sit- PirircSmirnoft l it. Int.. Hariford.Contv .53 .36 .90 FltF.E HONO KONG i.fi An American Catholic bishop who spent 20 months In a Red Chuia prison and three other Catholic missionaries arrived Thursday iurM at this border of Communism and flee dom. The bishop is the Most Rev Philip Cote, 61. of Lawrence, Muss. arthritTs" RHEUMATISM Pains Relieved Af,Oncev vm j4Vh.4 4rMt. 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Before the fare was raised Sat urday from a dime, the transit authority said yesterday, the dally average of take fares numbered 3,000. Lumberman, Wife, Die in Flames EUREKA, Calif. Ifl Kenneth C. Mcintosh, widely known Cali fornia and Oregon lumberman, and his wife were burned to death early Thursday when fire destroyed their country estate home.' Their daughter, June Ann, 31. tried to save her parents, but was forced to jump from a second story window. , Mcintosh, 47, and his wife moved here from Eugene. Ore., about two years ago. - . . He was vice president and gen eral manager of the Mcintosh Lumber Co. at Blue Lake, Calif, and also president of the Cascade Lumber Co. at Eugene. Copco Highline Contracts Awarded Oregon will have Its first $100-a-plate Congressional dinner Aug. s at Portland's Multnomah Hotel. It will be followed Sunday by a Laurelhurst P.ark rally and picnic, sponsored by the . Multnomah chapter of the Oregon Republican Club. Principal speaker -at the dinner will be Leonard W. Hall, chairman of the Republican National Com mittee. Principal state officers and state congressmen will be present. The congressmen will give re ports on current legislation vital to this area. GOP Slates First $100-A-Plater Copco has let contracts tor the 63 miles of transmission line to be constructed between Yam say and Klamath Falls. To be completed by the end of this year, hhe line will Interconnect with the line being extended to the Diamond Lake Highway from the north. F. C. Wilder, Olympia, Wash., will build the Chiloquln-Yamsay section; Montgomery Electric. Port land, will put up the remaining section to Klamath Falls. Total cost a mile will be about $40,000. KF MAN PICKED PORTLAND W Lee Holiday has been nominated from Klamath County to the review committee which will handle appeals from wheat growers on acreage allot ments. This announcement was made Thursday b the state Pro duction and Marketing Committee, which made the quota puollc. On The Record CRUMPLE ' Born to Mr. "J Mra. J. T. Crtsmpler. 3110 Brnlul. Jul 27. at Klamath Valley Hoapital, a UN weKhlnf 5 Ibv II ox. OOAK "Born 'to Mr- "nd "n. Aus tin Doak. Box 209, Tul.lake. C.1U July 2J it Klamath Valley HoapluU. Sirl welshinl 1 lbs. ' or. ESTES Bom to M and Mr. Ken. neth Eites. 140 E Mam. July 27 at Klamath Valley Boapiul. a boy welsh tnc 8 ltm. 10 or- . CASSEY Born to Mr. and Mrt. r Cu,, Bt. 2. Tulelake. CalU.. JuYy nH Klamath Valley Hoipiul. MASON - Born lo Mr .and MM. Lowell Maaon. Box 312. Merrill. Kiy 27 at Klamh Valley HoapiUl. a boy welghulf 7 Iba. I2'i oi. . YODER Born 10 Mr. and Mri Jarnea Yoder. 231 No. 7th. July 28 at Klamath Valley HoapiUl, boy wellh Ulf 8 Iba. ll'i 01. SANDQUIST Born to Sir. and Mri. Cerald Sandqulat. Bt. a. Box 456. July 23. at Klamath Valley HoipiUI. a mri welchlni S Ibt. 13 ox. and a boy weilh tng 6 lbs. 12 ox. MARRIAGE LlCEN'ar.S , ALFORD-LAKE Joaeph Melvin Alford. 31. Klamath Falls, and Blanche Dora Lake, 3, Klamath Falls. SUIT" Anna Mat Brown vs. Russell Arthur Brown, suit for divorce: U. S. Ballen tine, attorney for plantlff. Brldcett Cecilia Harrison va. Harold W. Harrison, suit for divorce: Don aid A. W. Piper, attorney (or plaintiff. Inas R. Terry vs. William H. Terr.v. suit for divorce: Edwin E. DriscoU, at torney for plaintiff. MUNICIPAL COURT Arnold Sarvts, no muffler, dismissed. Arnold Sarvis, passlnf on right, 110 bail forfeited. Hubert West, drunk driving, not guil ty plea entered. S100 bail. William Haider, vagrancy, $100 fine and 30 days. Jack O'Bray. drunk. SIS or 7' days. Highway 66 Stayed Put All Along . ALBUQUERQUE lTr-Hlghways in this part of the country get run down so fast R' cautious law yer filing a suit In U.S. district court here concerning a collision near Ashfork. Ariz., inserted: ."At all times herein mentioned Highway No. 6 was a public high way in the state of Arizona, run ning in an easterly and westerly direction." PASSING INSTRUCTIONS PHILADELPHIA Wl A truck traveling through Philadelphia to day had these bop-age passine instructions printed on the tail gate: , Left side: "Co. go, go. Right side: "Cm y, man. crazy.'.' Tidwell Held On Texas Charge Ray D. Tidwell, 49, wanted by Texas authorities for an (hedged bank swindle, was held In Klamath County 'Jail Thursday. He was a 'rested on a fugitive warrant by Deputy Sheriff Dal Reed. Tidwell was arraigned late Wed nesday before District Judge D. E. Van Vactor and ordered held on $2,000 bond. The suspect announced he will waive extradition. According to sheriff Murray But ton, he was informed by Carson County, Texas, officers that Tid well is charged with swIndllngHht State National Bank of Groom out of $1200 In a cattle deal. Tidwell was employed by a roofing com pany here. The alleged swindle it supposed to have occurred In 1847. ARTHRITIS? I have been wonderfully blessed j In being restored to active life I after being crippled in nearly j every Joint in my body and with ! muscular soreness from head to ; foot. I had Rheumatoid Arthritis : and other forms of Rheumatism, hands deformed and my ankles were set. Limited space prohibits telling I you more here but if you will write me I will reply at once and tell you how I received this won derful relief. Mrs. tela S. Wier 2S5 Arbor Hills Drive r. O. Box 3122 Jackaon 7, Mississippi Correction FRIGIDAIRE Quickube Ice Trays should be c 891 instead of 69c STILL THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN! 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