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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1954)
TUESDAY. JUNK B, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE MTNK I 11 1 r7wi A 13 ifer ii- THESI FOUR KLAMATH COUNTY educators will attend the fourteenth lumm.r meeting f the National Council o( Teachers of Mathematics, University of Washington, Seattle, August 22-25. (I lo r! Mrs. Beulah Elliott, Altamont Junior High School; Eva Burkhaltar, Klamath Union High School; ftabolla Brlxnar, department supervisor, Klamath County school district and Stanley Kendall, Henley High School. Southern Oregon Math Teachers To Attend Meet Southern Oregon In one of the frw communities ouuliln the He tile district to be liivllcd to par ticipate In the romliiB summer meeting of Itio National Council tit Teachers of Mathematics, to be held In Seattle, Auuuat S2S3. Tlie meeting will be hrld at the University of Seattle with the Uni versity Puses Hound Council of ToQcliera of Matliemallca an host oraiilr.atlons. Teacher delegates from here will be Included In a sectional meeting Finn Twins Held Guilty LOS ANOELE8 t A federal court Jury haa convicted Uie Ktnn twins on two chargea which fol lowed their citizens' arrest of a federal prosecutor. A Jury of alx men and alx woirv n returned lla verdict laat nmnl alter deliberating five hours. Charles and Oeorge Finn were tried tor conspiracy and for as saulting a government otlicial. 'I lie maximum penalty would be 10,000 line and nlno yeara Im prisonment on Uie two counts. Their counsel filed a motion tor a new tnal, The rum. Involved In a lengthy dispute with Uio government ' over title to a war aurplua airplane, arrested V. H. AtVy. Lauuhlin K. Waters laat Jan. 21. handcuffed him and had htm taken to a police a I a 1 1 o o. They contended that Waters had violated their civil tlithta In connection with the plane dispute. . Mountain Climbing Expedition Quits NEW DELHI W Himalayan mouniaincerinir sources said today Sir Edmlnd Hillary, conqueror ol mistily Ml. Everest, la leading his New Zealand expedition out ol Nepal alter a siege of pneumonia. Early moniioon storms cut short his rfforla lo climb still unsealed Mt. MakAlu. Tlio sources said Hillary had successfully recovered from the pneumonia attack after a difficult de-cent to base camp from a camp 33.600 feet up the face of the 31,790 foot peak. Hillary' brief message was brought to Joiibanl by a runner the famous climber dispatched. sponsored by the Southern Oregon Council of the organisation. A panel discussion, "A Mathematics Com petency Course lor Seniors." will be charmed by tsabelle Brlx iter, Klamath County Schools, Tues day, August it. Included on the panel and their hubJrcU. will be Dora Broslua, Lnkevlew schools, who will tslk on "What Background Can Wo Ex pect of Our Students?". Eva Burg halter. KU1W math teacher, will speak on "What Criteria Shall We Uso For Judging Competence?". Robert Oliver, Roseburg, will dis cuss "What Does Uie Community Expect of High School Seniors?". "Ellecllve Classroom P r o c e dures," la Uie topic for Stanley Kendall, Henley High School. Beu lih Elliott, Altamont Junior High School will discuss the "Use of Instructional Materials." Dora Broslus will also talk Aug gust 23, at a meeting on "How I Teach Addition and Subtraction." Thla group will be charmed by M. II Ahrendt, executive secre tary, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Washington, DC. News Hawk Foils Robbery Try SAN ANOELO. Tex. A news paper reporter frustrated a would on robber here with the mere flick of hia press card. Chester Brooks. It, ' a reporter tor the Han Angelo Standard-Tlnvs was waiting at the Western Union olllces hero Sunday night for his friend to lock up. Someone poked Into Brooks' back what he thought waa a knife. A voice said. "Tell your friend to give me all the money In the place." Brooks fished a press card from hla shirt pocket and flourished It before the intruder, saying, "I be lieve you've made a mistake. buddy." Whereupon the Intruder backed out Uie door and fled. Joel Marlines. 26, Odessa, Tex., waa arrested later at a bus station and was charged yetteday with assault with intent to rob. Rotary Meet Marks Time SEATTLE ' The 4Sth annual convention of Rotary International marked time with routine business here Tuesdsy as the 8,000 dele- gstes from AO nations awaited Uie arrival of U.S. Secretary ol Slate Dulles. Dulles la scheduled to address Uie convention Thursday morning In what has been blUed In advance ua a major speech. - Unofficially at Uie helm of Uie world-wide organisation Tuesday was Herbert J. Taylor, chairman of the board of Club Aluminum Products Co., Chicago, who was elected president Monday. He takes over actual duuei of the of, flee next month. Also elected by acclamation to the treasurer's post was Richard E. Vernor, another Chlcagoan, It will be Vernor' ninth, term as trrasurer. TV Stor Weds In Lawyer's Home BOZMAN. Md. uTV-Wally Cox. who went through a make-believe wedding ceremony recently on tel. evlalon aa Uie shy. bumbling Mr. Peepers, was married here yester day for real. Cox shooed off newsmen, said he would deny It. then took Marl, lyn O e n n a r o. 30-year-old. red' haired Broadway dancer, as hi bride. Cox gave hi age -as- 3. Planked by a dosen close friends, the couple was married In an open n!r ceremony at Uie waterfront home of Donald Seawell, New York attorney for many theatrical stars. Maverick Passes In Texas Town SAN ANTONIO. Tex. I-Msury Maverick, champion of the under dog, enemy of gobblydegook and scalous Democrat. Is dead. Tne 68-year-old former New Deal congressman and atormy mayor ol San Antonio died yesterday after 10 days In a hospital for a heart aliment. He left mourner on each side of every political fence. Sheriff Owen K 1 1 d a y, whose brother Paul defeated Maverick lor Congress, said; "We were bit ter political enemies but good per sonal friends. He did an awful lot for Ban Antonio." Maverick, whose friends aald he never aide-stepped fight from the time he first went to Congress In mt until he died, had a tongue as sharp aa the cactus In the coun try he loved. He coined the word "gobbledy- nook" in a letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt In which he blasted the involved phraseology of New Deal directives. Later he wrote maga slne articles about It and, some srv. FDR Issued an order for simpler government language. Maverick waa descendant of trail blazers Into the Old West and In his 6a years had packed exper ience as lawyer, hobo, business executive, congressman, pollUcal reformer, author, tax collector, mayor and leader of hla faction of the Democratic party In Texas. He lost a bitter fight for recogni tion at the 1852 Democratic conven tion In Chicago when the delega tion headed by Oov. Allan Shivers was seated. Maverick headed a "loyalist" taction sworn to sup port the Democratic nominee. The squat, dynamic man said his career as a hobo may have formed the basis for organised re lief which this country had during depression days. He roamed the hobo Jungles In tattered clothes "to get to the root of unemploy ment" and took his finds and gave them to Uie national government. He suggested establishment of camps for migrants, homes for JuvenUe delinquents and a broad based relief plan. Long-Bell Closes Tulelake Yard TULELAKE The Long-Bell Lum ber Company will close Its Tule lake yard and retail store July 1, according to an announcement made this week by E. O. Phil lips. Kansas city, assistant ssles manager for the company. Phil. Hps Is here to supervise closing of Uie branch business. Phillips stated that the reason for closing the Tulelake yard tallowed decision of the company to con centrate business at the Klamath Falls operaUon. Keith Templeton. local manager will be transferred to the Klamath Pall location. MEMORY FLINT, Mich, un Flint residents dedicated prayers and flew flags at half-staff today in memory of tne u persons who died in the June t. 1263. tornado which roared across the city's Beecher district. ALTERATION WASHINOTON W A bill to authorise 12.630,000 for altering and reconstructing the Interstate bridge across Uie Columbia River between Portland, Ore., and Van couver. Wash., was Introduced Monday by Repv Mack (R-Wash). SALE... Standard Gauge Inlaid LINOLEUM Varied marbled pattern! 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Neither her name nor that of her mother ha ever been published NEGOTIATIONS' TOKYO W Japan soon will open negotiations with Pakistan, New Zealand and Australia In an effort lo Increase this country's exports. Oldster Taking Bike Tour Of US KAN8AS CITY () Olen O. Miller, 74. of South Oate. Calif., Is crossing the continent on a 1829 motorcycle. He' on his way to visit a stepson, Harold O. Miller, in Niagara Falls, N.Y. i Traveling only In daytime, the retired woodworker took 14 days to get here from California. He resumed his Journey today after a week's visit with another stepson here. SHIPS IN PORTLAND t Four Navy minesweepers were to tie up in the Portland harbor Tuesdsy to be on hand through Uie Rose Festival. These ships, and a heavy cruiser and a submarine scheduled to ar rive Wednesday, will be open to Uie public throughout Uie week. 97 SUPPER CLUB Floor Shews . New Act Ivary Tuesday 2 Shews Nightly luetic Dancing - Cemee'y Acts 22-ox. T-BONE STEAK DINNER . " Salad $900 Roquefort Soup , Dressing :30 .M. te 10 f.M. Call 2-352 for Retcneti w Cocktails . Daadai here, According to Asst. County Prose cutor Dennis J. McOuIre, the 13-year-old and five of her brothers and slaters frequently stayed over In Uie Crematl house. The girl had her own bedroom there. Pollco Chiel Frank Story made the statement about Uie woman "selling" her daughter for 120 The mother has described Ore mat! as a "good-hearted man" who volunteered to help support her after her husband deserted her. Juvenile Court Judge Albert A. Woldman deferred sentence on Uie woman until June 17. Maxi mum penalty would be a year In Uie workhouse and a 1 1.000 fine. itftHofstt) ..rvW Chicken on Toast HOUO MR fcUOTS FluhrerY TOMORROW ONLY! Wednesday - June 9th Free Philco Range - Freezer Ejemonsiraiionftff? CIPTSt France Barnick Francis Barnick, Philco's own home economist, will be here, starting at 2PX lor . 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