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Estate Bequests
Told In Burns
BURNS U! Mrs. William
Hanley, bo difd here March 3
at tfie age ol 86. lelt 25,000 of
her estate as a scholarship lurid
for Burns area high school gradu
ates.
A numoer of $20,000 bequests also
were among the items of the will
made puolic by the executor, the
U. S. National Bank.
The scholarship fund provides
that not more than $500 a year
be given any one student and that
as many as 10 can be aided in
one year.
Mrs. Hanley was the widow of
a pioneer cattleman of this area.
Most of her property had been sold
before her death, leaving an estate
of mostly bonds and cash.
Her sisters, Mrs. Anna Cater,
Burns, and Miss Bemice Cameron.
Medford, and a niece, Eula Ja
cobs, Medford, each received
$20,000 plus the residue of the
estate after all specific bequests
were paid.
Blessed Rain Fall
Hits Drought Area
A'LBUQUERQUE UH A gentle.
soaking, blessed rain fell on
parched New Mexico yesterday,
starting a short time after prayers
for rain were recited in churches
throughout the state.
Last Friday, Archbishop Edwin
V. Byrne ordered prayers for rain
Sunday in all Catholic churches
throughout the predominately
Catholic state. The rain began Sun'
day night in the western portion
of the state and reached the east
side, hardest hit by the drought.
last mgnt.
SAAR DISPUTE
BONN, Germany (fi Leaders
of two parties in the Bonn gov
ernment's four-party coalition
have chimed In with the opposi
tion Socialists in denouncing
nances latest proposal for Eu
ropeanlzntion of the disputed Saa;'.
The politicians announced their re
jection of the plan Sunday as re
ports circulated that Prenoh-Oer-man
talks here on the Saar ques
tion had bogged down.
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH
THERESE, JANICE AND PATRICE (left to right), triplet
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Soran, 3220 Boardman,
were among the first to enjoy the new merry-go-round which
has just been installed in the "Circus Room" at the Model
Shoe Store. The store has been redecorated and is celebrating
the 75th anniversary of Buster Brown shoes, is was announced
by Jesse House, manager. ,
Walt Disney Films Famed
Jules Verne Science Novel
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (.fl Even Jules
Verne couldn't have Imagined what
Walt Disney Is doing with "20,000
Leagues Under the Sea."
The French novelist (1828 1905)
dreamed up his most famous book
in 1870. and it was the sensation
in its time. It told of a fanatical
scientist who roamed the ocean
lanes in a huge submarine. No
wonder the -first atomic sub was
named after the Nautilus of the
book. Verne described his undersea
cr..ft as being run by the har
nessed power of the universe.
Disney has converted the
Frenchman's dreamings into vivid
reality. This K Disney's most cost
ly film, the bill being estimated
upwards from three million dol
lars and as high as five million.
After looking over the produc
tion, I can see where the money
goes. Eight costly weeks were
spent in shooting locations in Nas
sau and Jamaica, mostly under
water. A brand new stage was
built on the Disney lot for a water
tank to house Captain Nemo's sub
and a huge, sponge-rubber sauld
which James Mason (Nemo) has
named Zsa Zsa.
The interior of the sub is an
other expensive set. Such an under
sea craft you have never seen be
fore. The place is done in red
Victorian plush with overstuffed
chairs and sofas, a water fountain
and even a pipe organ. The walls
are lined with all kinds of books
from bound copies of Punch to
rare editions of Shakespeare.
' In designing the Interior, we
tried to figure what kind of sur
roundings a man of science would
like." reasoned designer Harper
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Gnff. He said It had been discov
ered that men like Dr. Einstein
and the late Dr. Millikan, although
thinking in the future, chose homes
which were not particularly mod
ern. The designers faced the problem
of creating mechanisms that were
practical yet In the Victorian
period. The sub couldn't look like
the cigar-shaped vessels of today.
It has a rugged look that reminded
me of a combination Merrimac and
the Loch Ness monster.
Verre . described his men as
walking underwater without life
lines or other gadgets. Specal
suits were designed combining the
features of a diving suit and
aqualung.
Bert Parks start In '0ri sk
the 6nk"-eM of the grist
TV shews broufht te yon
by yew Detfgt tfti.tr.
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Bank Audit
CLAYTON, Ala. W Worried de
positors of the defunct Clio Mer
chants Exchange waited anxiously
for a scheduled audit of the books
today to find out how much money
I- lfl aftr . Omftlriunt Rovall
Reynolds' recent disappearance.
Reynolds himself sat in Jan on
embezzlement charges after aer
i of faat-breaklnz developments
yesterday.
The banker had been free In
17,500 bond since bis return to Clio
UUISWBJ' "-" . !.., fe - "
sence. He had promised to settle
. .u first
an accounw in iuu ay ' 3
of this week. : .
i. nur HnMtoi three-
man depositors committee yester
day, and It was put in a
Honlr In th mnmc ftt the threC
committee members pending final
accounting.
The first official checkup of
DA.,nn1Hl knnlrs in finrl AUt lUSt
how much money was on deposit
in the Merchants Exchange was
scheduled to begin today In Clay-
tnn the rniinlv sent where the
banker was brought to Jail yester
day. 1?vnprlr.H in tnlre rinrt in the
aiiHIt were nniinl,, Rnlinilnr CrewS
Johnston; Jack Wallace, an attor
ney representing Mrs. neynoms
mini nihn nm. Iha lorcrBSt nPnnslt-
n, in thn M-hDnfr,1 nnri All official
of the First National Bank of At
lanta.
Of the nearly $87,000 accounted
S. Korea Comments
On Geneva Meeting
SEOUL IM Foreign Minister
Pvun Yung Tal said today South
Korea Is "satisfied" with Ameri
can assurances of a Joint walkout
from the Geneva conference if it
proves fruitless at the end of 90
days.
However. South Korea has not
yet decided whether It will attend
the April 26 conference, Fyun told
news conference. He said his
government Is studying other as
surances given it by the United
States.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
AMERICAN CHINESE
Faedi at their bast!
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
496 Far Ordart Te Take Out
PARKS SAYS-
PLUS...
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Just few days left,
folks! Just a few days
to catch vourwir tha
moat fabulous, the moat exciting grand prize
vacation that ever came down the pike.
Every day, trtry tingU day, Dodge is giv
ing away a two weeks' expenses-paid vacation
for two anywhere in the U.S.A., plus double
pay, plus $500 extra cash, plus the use of an
Only A Few Days Lett!
DUGAN and MEST 522 So. 6th
Awaited By Depositers
for out of n unofficially estimated
S167.00U on ueivo, -
unchMtered money exchange, $81.
600 was found in an Atlanta bank
where Reynolds kept much of the
company's nonoperatlng capital.
But the aunt, Mrs.' Vela Mae
Reynolds, has filed garnishment
JTrJafe from me. .
HAS 50 tITTLE
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THt 50 MANY
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Hear Howard Keel and Kathryn
Grayson singing hit tunes from
the movie production of the
show
Kiss Me Kate"
on "Two Tickets to Broadway"'
KFLW-8:00-TONIGHT
it
Still time to win
2 Weeks
with Double Pay !
All expenses, hotels, meals, transportation
J500 "fun money" (In addition to expenses and "double pay")
2 weeks' use of an elegant new
elegant new '54 Dodge the entire two weeks.
What a vacation! What contest! And
what a car!
Get yourself down to your Dodge dealer's
nghtawgyforthat "Vacation Preview Drive."
You may win a perfect vacation in the per
feet vacation car.
There's a separate contest each day,' and
you may enter as often as you like! .
Enter Now At Your Dodge Dealer's!
TUESDAY, MARCH 23. l5j
proceedings in Fulton County Civil
Court in Atlanta . against those
funds. . v
The Imprisoned banker said last
night he surrendered voluntarily
and vent to Jail, but declined to
say why or to make any other
statement. .
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