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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1954)
THURSDAY. FEBRTTABV i8, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TRRES Milk Meetings To Be Held PORtXAND W A schedule of 10 meetings to consider minimum milk prices m Oregon were set Wednesday by the Oregon Milk Marketing Administration. The meetings, the announcement Mobile Turns Out For Mardi Gras " MOBILE, Ala. IB-Six floats portraying famous romances of Wstorjr and fiction will roll through downtown Mobile tonight to open the city's Mardi Gras. The parade of the Order of rolka Dots, a women's mystic - -i, a ui0 ursi oi is proces sions slated fpr the carnival, which Anil X , .. 1 1 r waim uras, uay, March said, are part of Iwlce-yearly hear ings required by the State Board of Agriculture so prices may re flect economic conditions. The schedule, all meetings to start at Jl a. m.; March 1. Tillamook; March 16, Eugene; March 17, Coos Bay; March 18. Grants Pass; March 19, Klamath Falls; March 22, Pendle ton. . Meetings to start at 10 a. m.: March 23. Union; March 24. On tario; March 25, Redmond; March 26, Salem. The U. S. Atlantic Tuna touma merit ' will be held August 31 through September 3 off Point Ju dith, Narragansett, R. I. Cave Explorer Forced To Return By Asthma Attack rDVOTIT r!AVR. Kv. Iffl ThO outside world looked good today to Marguerite M. Jiiein, a hciiuui-teacher-explorer who found Crystal nave's nicced dentils too much for her strength. She admitted she was "glad to be nut" tvhAn follow eimlorers in an extensive scientific expedition Drought her to the outside last night over and around, dangerous pits and crevices. ' . - QnniDni Actan Twd. 30 ' an engi neer from "Waynesboro,- Va., who helped lead the 27-year-old Chevy Chase, Md., teacher out of the cave, said: ".v mil. a r.ini. Around her to 'tafety her across Bottomless Pit. She. had to stop frequently for breathing." Bottomless Pit Is a 100-foot drop Inside a tight-squeeze crawlway. The trail narrows down to about six inches around Us rim. Miss Klein Is a member of the National Speleogollcal (cave study) Society's three-day-old expedition Into tne vast unknown of Crystal Cave, which the explorers are be ginning to herald as one of the Former major league players scouting for the Chicago White Sox include Jonnny Mosul, Hign Mm- cahy, Fred Schulte, Zack Taylor and Horn Thurston. ' - wonders of the world. , ., '.. The party of three cave experts who accompanied her to the sur lace1 Alter she became 111 were picked for their ability to help ber through the 1,600-foot crawlway. 1 no crawlway is an uphill ob staple course of narrow, zlg-ng- glng passageways, deep pits and jagged rock. ,, . . . Besides Loyd. her guides were Joe Lawrence, the society's. 29- old expedition leader and electron ics engineer from Philadelphia, and Dr. Ned Feder of New York City, who gave medical advice. It was after her descent through me crawiway two days ago thut Miss Klein, who suffers witlx asth ma, had an attack which was com plicated by vertieo. a dizziness brought on by excessive fatigue. lnirty explorers, including two other women, are now making explorations of virgin cave pas sages ana canyons. mey nave .re ported that the vast hollows of the cave, which extends for an esti mated 53 miles, have waterfalls, high-vaulted cave rooms and deep pUs. Phil Harsham, a Louisville Cour ier-Journal reporter turned cave explorer, said; "I've seen wonders today that would astound the gen- c xs iKr , o 1 I M I H I W M I -i.ir w i i I i -,i rr LJLJNUWI. nr AT..'- erp.l public." Thomas C. Barr, Jr., 22, a zoolo gist from Nashville, Term., report ed finding a rare foundation of calcium carbonate called "moon milk," found in other American caves only within the past two years. . . 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