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E. A. (TAXI) THOMAS
THEN . . .
By LYLE DOWNING
When Edwin Abbott (Taxi)
Thomas, city engineer and oldest
employe in point of service on the
Klamath Falls municipal payroll
started his career, his chief am
bitfon was to see all the world.
It it hadn't been for his old
friend. City Attorney Henry Pert'
Ins, he might hare achieved this
ambition. Pentins convmced him in
1926 that "rolling stones gather no
moss" and he had better settle
down In Klamath Falls.
Thomas really took the city at
torney's settling down advice to
heart. In the past 28 years he hasn't
stirred out of town, except on a few
short vacation.
Taxi Thomas first saw the light
of day in Denver, Colorado, on
July 33. 1694. He attended the pub
lic schools in Denver and was grad
uated from the University of Colo
rado with an enginnering degree .
It was in Boulder. Colorado.
where Thomas won the sobriquet
"Taxi." Old schoolmates say in
those days he was a gay and high-
rolling blade with the motto
first class or I don t riae."
As a free spender and a guy
who liked to put on the dog, in his
senior year at the university he
was also known as quite a hand
with the ladies. One evening he
pulled up in front of a sorortly
house with a for-hlre automobile
and a liveried chauffeur. He was
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going to take his girl to a party
in style. After he handed her Into
the vehicle with a flourish, he iu
startled to learn that the party
they were to attend was beinj
staged only a block away. Thom.w
has since been known as "Taxi."
About the time Thomas wound
up his university career, the United
States started making the world
safe for democracy. He volunteered
for army duty and went overseas
with the 605th engineers. He saw
service In France, Germany and
Italy.
After his return to the United
States, he decided to try his luck
In the on lieids at Casper. Wy
oming. He remained there until i
slump hit the industry in 1923. Then
ne ncaaed west. In Klamath Falls,
Thomas met an old Casper friend,
Henry Perkins, who had lust hunit
out his shingle and was practicing
law.
'Henry convinced me this was
tne place to grow up with," Thonv
as saia. "i ve been Here ever
since.
Thomas' first Klamth Falls Job
was as an assistant In the rlty
engineer's office. He became city
engineer in 1930 ana has held the
Job ever since. ,
Airman Returns
To Claim Medals
ST. LOUIS iJRU. (Jgi Roland G.
Busch Jr., 36. last night officially
was awarded three medals which
his parents had received when he
was reported killed In action in
Korea.
The medals the Distinguished
Flying Cross, a second Air Medal
and Purple Heart were taken from
the officer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Busch Sr., Cape Gtiar
deau. Mo., and presented to the
pilot.
Lt. Busch was reported killed in
Korea In the crash ot his plane in
1(52. But he managed to drag him
self from his plane before lt ex
ploded. He was held prisoner In North
Korean and Chinese prison camps
is months. Busch, now assistant
operations officer at the air station
here, was the first Navy officer
released by the Communists Aug.
30. 1963.
Ronny GRAHAM Eartha KITT 21? l Exactly as Broadway cheerealul S
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Hollywood Plans More 3D
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (.fl No mailer
how hard Uiey try, they can't strut
Tulelake To
Grow Garlic
TULELAKE - A relatively new
crop which Is bring tried on a Utile
lanter scale in the Tulelake Basin
this year Is garlic, according
Burt lloyle, Tulelake field Station,
Although this Is not an absolutely
new crop lor wis area, market con
anions toaav may be more favor
11 bio towards production than when
It was produced successfully hern
several years ago,
It Is generally known that enrllr.
does not produce true seed, and
uiereioie, llie bulb Is divided into
single cloves ana these cloves are
planted, usually by hand.
The Tulelake Field 8tatlon Is In
eluding among Its projects this
year a small experimental nlot and
will attempt to make late garlic
maiuro eany.
it nas been discovered bv Dr
Louis Mann. Division of Vegetable
urops. university of California, thai
game surca at certain constant
temperatures will mature at dllfer
ent times. This will be tried along
wun testing tne bulbs in storage
at different temperatures. The lim
planting of this garlic was on April
i. una nueaay were is a dllference
m we growth of the first lots.
As a matter of interest one row
or garlic was planted with all of
tne cloves up-stde-down. The ad in,
cent row was planted right-slde-un
Anyone Interested in observing the
garlic planted this way is Invited to
visit tne station at their convent
ence. Also of Interest Is some oar.
lie which was planted last Novem-
oer.
Japan Leader
Faces Crisis
TOKYO l-The Japanese House
of Representatives late today de
feated a no-confldence vote against
the pro-American administration of
rrune Minister 8hlgeru Yoahlda in
a stormy debate climaxing the n
nor. s greatest post-war political
crisis.
The victory came when the
House defeated by a 228-308 vote a
no-confidence motion based mainly
on aomestic issues.
The virtually unprecedented vie.
lory marked the first time In the
75-year modern political history of
Japan that a prime minister had
fought and won against violent op
position, scandal and the almost,
solid opposition ot the press.
The decision came after more
than a score of Progressives Ja
pan's second Conservative party
walked out of the House to give
Yoshlda's Liberal (conservative)
party a majority)
The action followed a night and
a day of feverish behind-the-scenes
negotiations by the wily old
premier.
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with MiMfta Dunnocli . Arthur fitu Hty
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to kill off 3D.
lite "depthlcs" caused Holly
wood's first bit splurge on new
dimensions for the screen. But then
the studios concentrated more on
screen else, rather than the third
dimension. Movie goera complained
that the glassea were bothersome,
and It looked as though 3D was
going out the window.
But It Is still In business. Having
had good lurk with " Hondo,"
Warners put out the current
''Phantom of the Rue Morgue" In
3D. It will do the same with the
bm-budgel Alfred Hlthcock thriller.
"Dial M lor Murder", And Leonard
Ooldsteln's Panoramic Co., will Is
sue "Gorilla at Large" in Uie
stereo version, ,
"You can't count out 30." nays
Goldstein. "It may do poorly In one
town, but aensniloiiuHv In another.
Exhibitors who don't want to
bother with the sinuses ran Just
run the picture in ID."
Goldstein runs loday'a liveliest
Independent film company. Having
tunied out a doscn film for 20Ui
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Movies Despite
Cenlury-Fox release, lie nuw Is
die ke ring will) a number of major
distributors for future tllini. lie la
In a good position, alure Ihe theater
men are howling about the film
shortage.
Ho Is also doing something about
tho talent ahoiiage. "tlumobody
had better start building soma new
stars soon," he warns, "or the
present ones will be too old." He
har four promising newcomers In
his (table: Cleo Moore, Lee Mar
vin, Jeffrey alone and Lisa
Daniels, , , ,
Frank Sinatra reports seeing the
Judy Uarlaud film, "A Blur la
Bom." and says It Is merely great.
Although an admitted Onrlaiid Par
tisan, he says all (lie grout scenes
of the Janet Oaynor Predrlo March
film are even better In Ihe new
version.
Two mora slur names Join Die
free lance ranks. Janet Leigh mid
Mltr.1 Ouvnor will be Imlcpmiilrnl
alter Ihe next pictures for their
respective atudios. Miss Leigh Im
mediately signed picture deals with
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Drifting Dust.
Said Pollen
CLIFTON, Ore. i,n Scientist
reported Krlduy Hint tho yellow
dust which silled down on this
Columbia River fishing vlllago
lust Tuesday niglil waa pollen.
Probably I rum willow ti cen, tho
pollen wan deposited by lieuk air
current, Alan MncCwan, biologist,
and Arthur Llvermuio, chemist
and radiologist at Purlluud's Heed
College, said,
Tho yellow dust cuuiril quite
bit uf cxiiioinent In the cuiiiiuuii
Ity as It fell at I lie lime of reports
of mysterious windshield pitting in
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