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Small Death
Learned Here
Private funeral services were
held Friday at Salem for Mrs.
Margaret Small, who. died January
21 after a brief Illness at ttte Men
nonlte: home for the- aged at- Al
bany. Fisher Funeral Home, Al
bany, was in charge of arrange
ments. .
Bora in Trescott, Washington
county. Maine, on September 21,
1896, she was married in 1888 to
Fred Osslan Small at Wlnchen
don, Massachusetts. They lived in
Malne'-untll coming-'to Klamath
jvans )n-iw2v wnere uiey uvea un
til his death in 1948. He was a prac
ticing attorney here.
Mrs. small was a member ol the
First Congregational church and
was well known for her hobby of
collecting wild flowers and birds
. A daughter, Mrs. Clarence Hines
of Eugene, survives. .. .
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12-20 A 'Va LA .
151 Students
Of a total of 662 students enrolled
for the lall teVm, ending Dec, 18,
at Oregon Technical Institute, 151
made the honor roll. Grade point
nvciuKes ranged iron 3.85 to
straight fours. The Hat was released
today by Winston Purvine, director
of OTI. ; , m
Twenty six classes 'were repre
sented with Uie class in . Diesel
Mechanics Technology turning out
22 honor roll members, largest
number registered Oregon claimed'
J30; CalKomia, seven; Washington,
Montana and Alaska, two each and
Wisconsin, Michigan, Massachus
etts And Pennsylvania, one .each.
Contra Costa
Proves Bigger
long Run Than Ike Thought
Washington W . "Please
build this , fpnnp Mr. PrAnirinnl "
Mr. Pl'finirinnl.
bereaved father wrote the White
House, but sympathetic officials
reported today that barbed wire
alone wont keep children from
drowning in the Contra Costa Can
al of California.
The letter Warren Anderson of
Martinez, Calif., wrote President
Eisenhower after 3-year-old Joe
Anderson lost his life Nov. 18 in
the canal brought from the Presi
dent the reply that rarely had he
"been so touched by any letter
as by yours.'!. The President or
dered an investigation.
Reclamation Commissioner W.-
A. Dexhelmer's' report to- Secre
tary of the Interior McKay, who
has Jurisdiction over the canal,
was made public today. The gist:
The problem is more properly
one that requires the cooperation
of each and every grownup in the
area through which the . canal
winds."
Anderson wrote the President
that 33 persons had lost, their lives
in tho canal, He asked protection
"not for my Joe, but for some
other little Joe or- David who's
all boy and will be No 34."
Dexhclmer reported ' that the
canal had been fenced at the point
where Joe fell in, but that the
wire "had been cut and trampled
down." . .
"Adults as well as children made
habit of crawling through and
over the fences to reach the canal
to swim or fish," the report said. '
Tight fencing might be a deter
rent, it continued, but it "would
also be a challenge to the young'
sters ' and might hamper rescue
efforts in case of further mishaps.
And to fence the whole canal,
Train Runs Off,
Conductor Left
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. IB -r The
Rock Island Line Rocket left Little
Rock for Memphis without its con
ductor yesterday, -
A message to Lonoke, 25 miles
east of here,- halted the passenger
train lor a quarter hour wmie tne
conductor caught up by automo-
Due.
Somebody not the conductor
had pulled the signal cord which
told the engineer to go ahead. The
conductor, who was not identified.
was inside the station at the time.
f-ONTINUOUS PROM 12:45 P M
M sV Ui J ZACHARY SCOTT mH&ms WWWmwm
II in his role of role.-S. W I r'il
I x as the lost island ' A v AyVlUs,'! Pti R
8 trader from I T ; . ' $wT t&SP Wk
Savannah, Ga. I JVi I S& TratfLT jL M
I i who became 7 . v. -V- Li! Ft z. IAiO
I I ruler of JO.OOO 4 V-V W JjMtfi 1
t barbarous yjKJ 1 IX &W ' H
warriors! S ZlAL M )J flllt W B
f ill S-,nr2 IXS V7 fcSS55 1
Make HonorM At OTI; Fall Term Sees
The list follows: 'i
ACCOUNTING
' Terry W. Allen, Bob R. Barnes,
Charles E. Betsch, Rudolph Bravo,
Robert Ward Browning, Keith W.
Griffin, Johann Elizabeth Hopkins,
Owen E. Krtiger. Eloulse P. Long
tin, .le.ry. W. Roads, Anna May
S e f e r t, - Stanley La Verne She
Kren. Berlra Marie Shogren and
Barry Wilson Walker.
''. AUTO BOD AND .
i' FENDER REPAIR
Larry O. Chandler, Robert Ed
mond Clay, Melvin Wayne Davis,
Gerald Geddcs, James Wlllam
Parke, David W. Pugsley and Eu-
Canal Fence
Problem in 4
which, is traversed by 175 bridges
I' . , ' . .
and numerous culverts and siphon
crossings, would be difficult and
expensive, Dexheimer concluded.
But he said there probably would
beno objection to fencing "if the
members of the. (Contra Costa
County water) district so desire
and arc willing to pay for it, even
though the preceding statements
indicate ,our' belief that fencing is
not the answer."
Dexheimer s a 1 d investigation
showed that eight of the persons
listed among the 33 drowning vic
tims actually lost ineir lives In
other, canals or ditches, not con
structed by the bureau, that 11 of
the othors were soldiers stationed
at Camp Stoneman, many of whom
"were AWOL and under the in
fluence of liquor" and that several
of the remaining deaths occurred
at fenced portions of the canal
aymond Burr - Uif Dickson Anthony
NOTE
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ALtlimUHVE fcLECIKllirX
& TUNEUP
Don Kay Bridenbecker. Delbert
Dean Miller. Lloyd E. Olson and
Thomas O. Tucholke.
AUTO MECHANICS
Donald R. Bottemtller, Richard
D. Bottemiller, -ftonald L. Dow,
Wesley A. Hurler, Roger C. Hill,
Joe p. Hurlimann, Eldon P. Jaquet
and No-man Prang Rohde.
BAKING
James P. Wilkinson and Frank
L. Wllks.
BOOKKEEPING
Elizabeth Jane Cannon, Marvel
Ann Joneschiet. Philip Neil Wade,
aneen pearl Wilson and Dorothy
May Wood.
CARPENTRY
William B. Crouse.
CABINF.TMAKING
William F. Holzfuss and Robert
Fisheries Bill
Would Seek Outlet
WASHINGTON Ifl Rep. Knox
(R-Mich) has introduced a bill in
tended to raise more than 2 mil
lion dollars for an educational
program to develop new markets
for fishery products.
The bill would authorize the In
terior Department to spend for
this purpose 30 per cent of the
money collected in Import duties
on foreign fishery products. Last
year the total collected was (8,
956,000, Knox said.
i MOPUP
. HANOI, Indochina Wl French
and Vietnamese forces, spearhead-
ea by tanks and other mobile units.
killed 109 Vletminh and captured
181 others in a mopup actions Sat
urday in the Red, River Delta,
tne high command said.
1 MEANS EVERYTHING!
TO THE MEN OF
THE DESERT!.
RS
Caruso John Dehrter Sandra Gale
The Esquire Will Be Cloied Monday and
' For Installation of the New Modern
LAST TIME TODAY1
GLENN FORD-AN H SHERIDAN
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Milton Williams. -
COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATION
AND DESIGN
Lyle Anthony Miller and Wayne
Ola Roper.
DENTAL OFFICE ASSISTANT
Alice Mary Bernard, Patricia
Carol Geraghty, Marlene Chris
Gerspach and Joan Schofield.
DIESEL MECHANICS
TECHNOLOGY
William S. Barton, Ray Carl
Beers, Charles Ray Carrow, Rol
and O. Chrlstensen, Harry Joseph
Gisrlel. Richard N, Hachenberg,
Amos Barney Hoyt, Deral R.
Jones Jr., Lyle N. Loffer, Doyle
McMillan, David H. Miller, Dick
Moulton, Don D. Muir, Glen D.
Nofziger, William E. O'Brien, Don
Maurice Pierce, Leo Clark Keen,
J. A. Schubert, Rolland W. Smith,
Bob Woodward Stevens, Kenny
Dean Wahl and .Phillip James Wll.
son.
ELECTRICAL REPAIR
Clay Virgil Calkins, LeRoy Tom
bough and Kenneth Willis.
ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY
Roy Bailey, Kenneth K. Cooper,
Kenneth G. Culp, Donald E. Echer,
Richard I.ee Ensblom, Larry Ells
worth Fortney, Lawrence Howard
Glvens, Roger Arlen Heln, Norman
Frederich Jacbbson. William Tal-
bert Macauley, James F. Moris-
ky, Francis L. Petersen, Donor M.
Smith, Romie I. Smith, Edward
Charles Vest and George R.
Wilkes.
ENGINEERING DESIGN '
TECHNOLOGY
Irvin K. Clark, Roy Hubsky, Mel
vin J. Olsen and Gerald Leigh Pet-
tit,
FARM TECHNOLOGY
Dick W. Hart. Leslie O, Hiatt,
Cyril Kaye McAtee and Jerry N
Macken.
GENERAL OFFICE AND
BUSINESS PRACTICE
Until Thursday, Feb. 4
Miracle Cinemascope!
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TAnn TTala MrV Ellen Kitch-
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via Loretta Sumerlin, Patsy Ruth
Tofell, Patricia Jeanne Walker and
Mary Ann wucox.
GUNSMITHING
t .invri Fiicene DeShon. Arthur D.
Gugler and Lee M. Yoder.
MACHINE, onur
William J. Vahlensieck.
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
T?nh,-t i.nrrv Aenis. Rodney
Dean Bortls. William Karl Dettwy
ler, Helen Shirley Flanders, Wil
i,nm inthnnv ftallowav. Jackie
Beth Hinkle, Keith Charles John
son, Robert G. O'Doneny, Auanen-
Dralia Uallrer. fivdneV Ahh
Weigel and Richard Claude Wright.
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TECHNOLOGY
nAiiimhi, iriptds. Ralnh V.
Greer, Gerald R. Kubin Carl R.
Latsch, Donald Lee Llnneii, itoo
ert L. McEndre, David C. Mallea,
Edward G. McDermott, Richard
Lloyd Thaxton, Wayne Melvin
Trumbull and Lyle Emerson
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