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Weather
Grants Pass and vicinity
Cloudv with occasional showers
Uirough Sunday; some partial
clearing early Sunday. Low Satur
day nignt 47; nign Sunday 65.
Baker and vicinity Considerable
cloudiness .with a few showers
Uirough Sunday. Low Saturday
night 445; high Sunday 60.
Northern California Scattered
showers north of Vlsalia and King
City diminishing Saturday night;
clearing Sunday but a few showers
in high Sierra; not much temper
ature change. Northwesterly winds,
10-20 m.p.B, near coast Saturday
night, increasing to 15-25 m.p.h.
Sunday.
Western Oregon Considerable
cloudiness and a few widely scat
tered showers Saturday night;
showers Sunday. Little tempera
ture change; high Sunday 60-70;
low Saturday night 45-54. Winds
along coast southwesterly 10-20
miles an flour Sunday.
Eastern Oregon Considerable
cloudiness and scattered showers
through Sunday. Scattered after
noon and evening thunderstorms.
High Sunday 62-72;' low Saturday
night 45-55.
24 hours to 4 30 a.m. Saturday
Max. Mln. Prep,
Bend 62 43
Baker 66 48 .03
Eugene 8 52 .26
Medford 71 49 .27
Lakeview 69 46 ' .02
Klamath Falls 65 42 .26
Newport SB
North Bend 61 52 .21
Ontario 75 53
Pendleton 75 54 .02
Portland Airport 69 54 .07
Roseburg 70 50 .16
Salem ' 68 51 .24
Boise 73 54
Chicago 97 13
Denver 80 52
Eureka 60 . 52 .29
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Spokane 69 49 T
Police Hold Man
For Saw Theft
Ollle Stanton, 30, a transient, was
arrested near the Southern Pacific
depot Fclday afternoon after po
lice received a report the man
had stolen a power saw from the
Coca Cola plant on Spring Street.
1 After telephoning police that he
had seen the man running from the
bottling plant with a saw under his
arm. Nick Wltte. 108 SDrine. fol
lowed Stanton down the railroad
tracks and recovered the saw that
the man reportedly dropped along
the right of way In his flight.
After being booked in the city Jail
on a vagrancy charge, Stanton was
later transferred to the county
Jail and a larceny complaint
against him was to be signed this
morning.
COMPLAINT
' MOSCOW I The Bovlet armed
forces newspaper Red Star com
plains that Russian army officers
are shirking their setting up exer
cises and warns that one cannot
HERE TO ASSUME the pastorate of First Presbyterian Church
is the Rev. Dale E. Hewitt, shown with his wife. '
New Pastor
Arrives In KF
The Rev. Dale E. Hewitt, pastor
elect of the First Presbyterian
Church of Klamath Falls, has ar
rived in this city with his family
to begin his ministerial duties. He
will be In the pulpit, for the Sunday
morning worship service at
9:30 a.m. tins Sunday. June 13,
speaking on "A Basic Faith."
The Rev. Hewitt comes here
from Trinity Presbyterian Church,
Tucson, Arizona, where he was
one of four ministers active In a
congregation of 2,450 members.
There he was responsible for vis
itation and the evangelism pro
gram. He was also active in the
work with young adults.
The new Klamath Falls minis
ter participated in the work of the
Tucson Council of Churches and
the Tucson Kiwanis Club boys'
program. He was chairman of the
stewardship and promotion com
mittee for the synod of Arizona
and chairman of its committee on
the building fund campaign.
A native of Chicago. Illinois.
the Rev. Hewitt earned his bache
lor of arts degree at North Cen
tral College. Napervllle. Illinois,
and his bachelor of divinity de
gree in 1945 from McCormick Sem
inary, Chicago. He held pastor
ates in Seminole, Oklahoma, and
in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, before
going to Trinity Church in Tuc
son.
He succeeds the Rev. David F.
Barnett Jr. who recently accepted
the pastorate at Santa Rosa.
California. The Hewitts, with their
three children, Patricia Ann. Da
vid Allen and James Dale, will be
at home at 2030 Del Moro Street.
FUNERAL NOTICES
PENROD
Josephine Maria Penrod. 67. native of
Onawa, Iowa, resident of Klamath Fall,
for 26 years, died here June 11. Survi
vors Include the widower, J. F. Penrod
of this city: a son. Robert Penrod of
Roseburg; a daughter. Mrs. 3. I.
Thcmoson. of Normin. Oklahoma:
brothers, A. T. and Nelson Christerwon
of Onawa.- Iowa and William Christen
son of Arnold's Park. Iowa; also eight
Grandchildren. Mrs. Penrod was a
Past Matron of Either Chapter No. 11.
Order of Eastern Star, Baker, the Roy
al Neighbors of Baker, and Delta Kappa
Gamma. The body is at Ward's Klam
ath Funeral Home. Notice of the funeral
arrangements will be found elsewhere
in this issue. Those wishing to do so.
may contribute to a special book shelf
in her memory at the Klamath County
Library, which is being arranged for
by the local teachers' group, Mable
Humble. 730 North Eleventh, is mak
ing arrangements.
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Pigg Relates
Details Of
Shooting
Arthur F. Pigg, 73-year-old nigh'.
club photographer, and Lothario,
of a sort, took the witness stand
Saturday in Circuit Judae David
R. Vandenberg's court and gave a
detailed account of his romance
with Eulah Durham. 44, whose ex
husband. Roy, 48, the cameraman
is accused of slaying.
"We were Just neighborly." he
said. "She used to sleep at mv
ranch sometimes and other times
we slept at her apartment."
Pigg said when he first met Mrs.
Durham last Christmas, he asked
her if he could take her home. He
testifies she said:
"No, you can't take me home.
I'm going home with you."
Under cross-examination by Dis
trict Attorney Frank Alderson,
Pigg admitted he had been hand
ling firearms since he was seven
years old.
"Ever sinco I was seven I had
guns," he said. "Back In Missouri,
I used to shoot squirrels, possum
and rabbits." -t t
When he started his testimony
under Interrogation by Defense At
torney J. C. O'Neill, Pigg denied he
intended to kill Durham when he
fired the first of three shots In from
of his Eleventh Street apartment
the night of April 25.
"I brought Eulah and Billy Little
home from the Canteen tavern," he
said. "We just got in the apartment
when Roy came in and pulled
Eulah out the door. Billy and I
stood in the doorway and listened
to them arguing up the street. I
heard Roy saying he was going to
kill me. So I got my gun from
under the pillow on my bed and
stuck It In my belt.
"I went back to the door," Pigg
continued. "Roy was coming down
the street yelling threats against
me. I pulled my gun and fired one
shot into the.bluegrass in the park
way In front of the apartment. He
kept coming, so I fired two more
shots. Then he fell on his sidcV'
P 1 g g ' a testimony contradicted
statements made by the Durham
and Little women. They denied
they were in his apartment the
night of the shooting.
It Is expected the case will go to
the Jury Saturday evening.
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BASIN
Ilrondcast Listen In on ' the
acilpluro reading un the minister
ial biondoast tonight at 6:45 p.m.
over KFLW.
Kcllh Krlsay son of Mr, and
Mis. l' S. Kelsuy, 1316 Lookout,
a senior at Cni'nrttte Institute of
Technology nt Pittsburgh, In elec
trical cnitlncetiiiK, will attend a
195 Slftnul Corps ROTC summer
camp at Fort Gordon, Ucorgln,
Workuhop A thrrc-dny Pastoral
Couiusellnu workshop Is scheduled
at Oregon College of Education,
Monmouth, August 9-11, under Joint
auspices of OieRon Council ol
Churches, OCE and E. C. Blown
Trust. The workshop is limited lo
100 ministers from all denomina
tions In Oregon,
Sncelul Sleeting There will bo
a very Important meeting of the Al
lied Veterans Council, culled by
President John Zumwalt. Monday
evening. 7:30 p.m. In Ted Case's
ottiee at the courthouse.
Itotmld J. Lowell ami of Flunk
Lowell and Mrs. Mnrgaret Me
Loutt.illn, recently was named nu
ttonnl winner of the Thomas
Arkio Clark nwurcl tor 1033-54, ac
cording to word from the University
ot Oicjo:!. Tho award Is nnnui'.lly
presciue;. I'j t tc uu;3.,wid,.i'; lcu
lor member ol Alpha Tuu Oinegn.
Lowell's social fraternity. He will
recelvo an all-cxpen.sc-pntd trip
to the Dlsle Jublle? Congress,
sponsored by the Iraternliy. it
Atlanta, Georgia, September 1-4.
Upmi his return ne will enter the
University of Oregon ledical
School.
Resigned Sol E. Schultz has re
signed as administration chief en
gineer of Bonneville Power Admin
istration. He has been with Bonne
ville since 1039.
Building In Klamath Falls con
tinues to boom. Figures compiled
by Equitable Savings tt Loan As
sociation's statistical department
show an Increase of 52 per cent In
May, 1954 over April, 1954, and an
increase of 38 per cent In May,
1954, over the same month last
year,
KASRl-has scheduled a fly-in
to Cedarvllle on June 20.
Returns Home David Hardman,
16. son of Mr, and Mrs. O. A.
Hardman. 1750 Wiard returned
home Tuesday. He had been In
Portland since May 35 at which
time he was a patient at Eman
uel Hospital where he underwent
surgery on his right foot.
To Hospital Jack Jcwctt, Parks
Variety, South Sixth and Shasta
Way, Is reported to be seriously
ill In the Stanford Lane Hospital,
San Francisco, where he was taken
Friday altcmoon by Mrs. Charles
Farrell and Julian Abbott.
Vtaltlnr Mr. nnd fr Prmlr
Calisc, Dana and Gregory, Coos
nay, are visuing ms parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Callse. Merrill.
Frank hfis been rprfmtlv nnnntntri
to manage Coos County Chamber
oi commerce. ,
Bfl. T.ak 1 ("larriftn mtih nli-nl.
has been postponed until Monday
ifuue l.
T rW rhnrrh n-luVin. tn
a change In time for second ward
Garden Club
Cancels Meeting
The Juniper Branch of the Ever
green Garden Club Is canceling the
meeting i and garden tour planned
for Monday morning, June 14.
A Joint installation with the Ever
green Garden Club will be an
nounccd at a later date.
OBITUARY
JACK HO V
Funeral services for John T. Jackson.
08. who died here June 11, will lake
place from the Catron Funeral Horn.
Whltefish. Montana, on Tuesday. June
IS at 10:00 a.m. with Mainnle dim
following at the graveside Ward's
Mmmn runerai name in cnarge Of
turn ananicmcnu.
PENROD
Funeral service for Josephine Maria
Penrod. 67, who died here June 11. will
take place from the chanel of Warn's
Klamath Funeral Home. 023 High St ,
Rev. Lloyd Hollowav 'of the First Methi
odlit Church officiating.
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Sunday School. The time will be
10:10 a.m. Instead of 10:15 a.m.
Aluha Pant Mullens Club
luncheon has been postponrd bo
cause of the death of Jo Penrud.
A new luncheon date will bo set,
I.angcll Valley Tito monthly
meeting of the Lnngell Valley Farm
Bureau will be held at Lurella
Hall, Tuesday, Juno 15, at 8:30
p.m. Floyd Meeker will preside
Everyone urged to ntlond. Re
Ireshments,
Merchants Meet All local mer
chants, whether members of the
Klamath Merchants Association, or
not, are Invited to hear plans for
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