Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 01, 1954, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. MARCH 1 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THRES Syria Plans To Greet New Leader DAMASCUS, Syria -Byrla's C&Dltal Dreoarri - iriiimnh.1 1 come today tor new chiel ol state uiuiem y ei Attassi a rival , tactions of army rebels Joined lorces behind him to avert a threat of civil war. Attassi was due here today from Horns, go mil.. h. - .w . where mllitarv nrf nnmirai rs In a truce meetinsr Raturrfav . iicaiea me spat wnicu divid ed them after their revolt Tnura- "y sent dictator Adlb Shisheldy fleeing Into exile in Saudi Arabia. The army chief of staff. Col. Shawkat Shielr. in a radio broad. cast yesterday proclaimed the elevation of the 79-year-old Attassi, IWlCA hmtnrm. av-u.. u . Earlier yesterday Acting President Mwiuwui juuoart resigned and 6hisheUv's Cabinet &frrri t nnit The agreement to install Attassi Kmca urgency irom rioting Satur. day night in Damascus when oro. who were demanding the resigna- ivuzoan. one person was killed and 30 Others Miriniialv hurt It was the only outbreak' of vlo- cuuo reported auring me inree day revolution. Shkelr A&tri Att.Mal alrarfv ttmA begun consultations to' form a cab inet, ' ' The chief of staff said the army Was returninff in ita b&rru.kt H appealed to the public to help pre- ve ayria a security. Kusbari's resignation message said that since Shlshekly's depar- . ture. ha arwt tha Oahinat. TnmA kuH conferring with . Shkelr to find Home way 01 restoring authority to legitimate hands. He said he was glad a solution' had been louno. ' t The much-revered Attaui hn been a leading political , figure Since 181d. whan ha MteMrf tk. ' Arab government the French' aet up at Damascus. He was a mem ber of the first Syrian Constituent Assemoly in 1628. Attassi became president' first in January 1936 but was ousted -by the French three yeara later when thev susrjanded tha Avrfan mmvam- ment. He was returned to office aner aa option of a new constitu tion in September I960. Shlshekly forced him out in December 1991, when he took control of the coun- ' Process cheese has the advant age of melting without becoming atrlflffV. Tt Will viva ammtk ... tUre when Used in eaaaarnla rftaha. and sauces. . ..--.-... . - . . Gilchrist Hi Newsnotes B DICK AENIS Principal Vera Rochek presented the county- basketball sportsman ship trophy, won b OUchxist High, to students ai a atudentbody meet ing Monday, , commending them and the patrons of the school on the fine spirit they showed through out the season. . With the completion of the tour nament and the end of the basket ball season, attention . has been turned to the local and county speech festivals.. The local speech festival. March 9. will determine who will- represent OHS at the! rtnllntv faatlu! Ua rrh It IfluT Houston announced - Wednesday that 10 - Judges chosen from the community - and the , faculty -will name the winners. '- Those competing for - different fields are: humorous, Jerry Bliss, Sharon , Krueger, Charles Roland, Sylyester Traw, Wesley Traw and Barbara Baker; extempore, Fred Page, Charles Roland and Wesley Traw; oratory. Michael . Harris, Tom Larson, Larry Larson and jerry uarrics. Special speeches, . Tom : Larson, Robert Toomey and Judy Wyse; after dinner, Jsne Brader, Jerry Bliss, Keith Russell and Erllne Ware; poetry, Jerry Bliss, Lois Burger. Margie JSvtns, Pat Hlckey, Louie . Jordan, . Bill Richardson, Walter Blanchard, Betty Barber. Mike Hickey, David Fogelqulst and Carolyn Weber. Story telling, Margie Evins, Don Oooch, June James, Sharon Krue ger, Keith Russell, Carolyn Web er, Ella Bonner, Jerry Oarrlck and Bill Hosey; radio speaking, bee Fietcner, David Fogelqulst, Maxine Fletcher and Dick Aenis; serious interpretation, Keith Rus sell, Judy Wyse and Dick Aenis; impromptu," Wally Cory and Mike Willingham; panel discussion, Wal ly Cory. ' Student speakers at the Garden dub meeting February,. 17 were complimented ny -acuity and club members for. a Job well done. A panel on "Problems of Forest Con servation" was presented by Wally Cory, Judy Wyse, June James, Jane Brader and' Dick Aenis. A speech on what: Gilchrist did this year in conservation was given by Larry Larson. Dick Aenis explained the county - program and ' showed the progress made at Gilchrist in conservation . study since the pro gram, was begun five years ago. An -excellent puppet play on Smokey- the Bear was presented by Mrs. Rochek's fifth grade stu dents.! Student players were intro duced By Linda wyse and includ ed Oerald Warren, Jimmy Larson, Wanda Hlght. Jimmy Samnle. Erie Erlcksen-, Leroy Pulllam, Pamela Anderson, Bee James, Mary Helen Edgar, Eileene Jordan, Sharon Hitt and Alta Wilkinson. Individual and group pictures were taken here Tuesday by the -may Morgan studio. - Driver Eye Tests Urged "Every automobile driver should be reauired to pass a vision test upon renewal of his driver license every two vears," Dr. Carol Prstt, president ot the Oregon Optome try Association, declared today as the 97th annual Save Your Vision Week got under way. "It is preposterous to assume that a driver's vision never chang es, or that it is the same- at 40 or 60 as it was when he got his first license," Doctor Pratt said. "Everybody knows that it is not," yet driving licenses are repeatedly renewed on the basis ot tne iirst examination. "This archaic practice is probab ly costing hundreds of lives In high way accidents every year." .Doctor Pratt said that recent Im provements in vision testing by the Drivers License Division of the De partment of State has resulted in a definite upgrading of driver vision, but that there is need to provide for periodic re testing because vis ion changes slowly, often without notice to the Individual. important reasons ivhy Automatic Washer 29975 Lifetime Porcelain for fading beauty, service! The only one with cabinet, top and Ivb finished In life lime Porcelain. Resists fust, scratching, sta'ms. . live-Water Action ideal 'or all fabrics I Gelt out the deep-down dirt other warning actions can't touch. So gentle that nylons, woolens, rayons ore safe I Float-Over Rinslrtf gets clothes cleaner After waihing, fresh warm water flows in entH it over flows. Clolhes stay down ender while soap, scum and dirty water float up and away. RaeldVy tp4n fastest there'll I Only Frigidaire has ill Takes out far more water than any other method. talect-O-Dlal cemeeley automatic! Vow set it only once to wash any way you want! Yet, you can start and stop the washer at any time. Unlmatk Mechanism direct drive, sealed! Oiled for life. Has no belts, pulleys or exposed moving parts to causa trouble. TRY IT FREE IN YOUR OWN HOME! Just Prion 1365 v VERN OWENS' Cascade Home Furnishings Runaway Train Kills Nine : TOULOUSE. France (Jl A cog railway train streaking down a mountain in the French Pyrenees with holiday -skiers jumped the tracks and plunged into a 1.500- foot ravine yesterday. Nine per sons were killed and 14 injured. . Thestraln was on its way from a ski run to Luchon when It derailed.. It was believed the brakes Jailed. As the train shot off the track and skidded over rocks to the ravine's brink, some passengers Jumped. They were flung under the wheels and crushed between the rocks and the sides of the train. The train was - the three-rail type for- steep grades. The rail's center track is notched to mesh with a cog wheel on the engine, OR. ROBERT A. WOOD, local chiropractor,- was elected to head the "Dad's" organize, tion at SOC, Ashland, Satur day. Menys Klamath Falls people motored to the valley tor tha Dad's Day program. Henley Grange To. Give Awards Henley Grange will hold 4-H achievement night Wednesday, March 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hen ley Grange hall. Awards will be made to 4-H boys and girls. Mrs. Winetta Brannon and Mrs. Dorothea Mack are in charge of arrangements for the evening. Radio Quiz Nuisance To Canadian OTTAWA W) Money-hungry Canadian radio fans thtnk' Acting Prime Minister C. D. Howe is the pot of gold at tha end ot a quia show rainbow, and they're making his life miserable with what his wife indignantly describes as "out rageously impertinent personal" telephone questions.. - , The program over an Ottawa station offers the pot to the lucky listener who Identifies a mystery man from clues given out each week, until a winner comes up, the pot goes up S50 a week. It's up 10 now. ,; 1 For the past month a lot of lis teners have decided Howe is their man. He's Canada's trade minis ter and sitting In for world-touring Prime Minister Louis St.Laurent. Each program touches off a new bedlam of clue-checking calls to the Howes. The Mrs. calls the whole thing "a nightmare." "We can't sit down to a meal. I can't start a letter. It's impossi ble to read the paper without the phone ringing," she told an inter viewer. The callers have asked whether Howe wears a hearing aid, a wig, false teeth. Does he own a gold mine, or a million dollars? Is he partial to sauerkraut and pretzels? Where does he buy his clothes and for how much? - "Two weeks ago I called the station and told them that unless they could bring the contest pro gram -to an end quickly, I would sue for the prize money,". Mrs. Howe continued. , The callers have pulled the min ister out of the House of Commons chamber and pestered turn at his several offices, but he finally In structed his staff to intercept them.' ,- - ' -What the sometimes sharp- tongued Howe tells the information hunters,' Mrs. "Howe did not say. wnen ana saxes ine calls, "I tell them we answer no personal ques tions." But that doeant always work, . ' 1 ' Women hve called and when I refuse to answer their questions, they have pleaded that their hus bands are Jobless, their children starving, the rent unpaid, and that winning the prise money is simply life or death .to them. "They make it sound tike soap opera bad soap opera." Planning a Backyard Living Room? We will help you plan it. 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