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QUEEN OF SPONSORS, Elva Cheek, Marihfiold Chapter,
Woinen of , the Moose, wai crowned in ritualistic ceremonies,
during the state convention which closed here Saturday, Queen
Elva hat sponsored 59 candidates in her first year of office.
She is beginning her second year in the chair.
Photo by Miller. Williams
Moose Name Sponsor Queen
Elva Chwt. Marshtlcld chapter.
Woinen of the Moose, was crowned
queen of sponsors by Deputy Orand
Regent Vera Smith, Eugene, at an
impressive ceremony. Friday. June
18. during toe annual state confer
ence held here June 18-30. Head
quarters of the sessions for women
was in the Eagles. Lodge.
Kathleen Hepburn, general chair
man of the convention, member of
Judge Refuses
To Lower Bail
SAN FRANCISCO r Three
Communists convicted of harboring
a fugitive remained behind bars
after their wives failed to raise
the bail to free them pending an
appeal.
Mrs. Sophie Steinberg of New
York bid 845.000 for her husband.
Sidney, Tuesday but the court stood
firm in its original request of 175.
000. Mrs. Marget Rose of Minneapolis
offered 819.300 for her husband
Carl, and Mrs. Edna Coleman ol
New York said she could raise $18,
000 for her husband, Samuel.
But Chief Judge Wllllam Denman
stood pat on his original demand
cf 840,000 for each of the men. -
"We have people who believe in
escape. It's a runaway crowd."
said the Judge.
The three men were convicted ol
harboring New Yorker Robert
Thompson, one of the country's top
Keds who Jumped bail while ap
pealing his conviction of advoca
ting forceful overthrow of the gov
ernment. Thompson was captured
with the three ball-seekers in a
Sierra Mountain hideaway cabin by
the FBI.
Asst. U. S. Atty. Robert Schnack
aigued against reducing the ball,
contending the pattern ol the parti
cipants was one of flight and sup
port of those in (light.
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the Klamath Falls lodge, opened
Uie regular session and gave the
address nf welrnm Th ronnnK.
was by Irene Gee. Corvallis. Vera
ainiui ana uepuiy urana Kcgent,
Mariam Dcver, Astoria, were in
troduced bv the renernl rhairmnn
and the cavel was turned over to
uepuiy urnna Regent vera Smith,
who conducted the rest of the reg
ular session.
Imia CeRue. Klamath Falls an
nounced the untrnnr nf Ihm niti.n't
procession. The heralds, in while
robes and satin capes, sounded the
queen's arrival. Daisy Douglas and
Dorothv HoDDe. Klamath P.M.
carried stalls with red. white and
purple streamers. Twelve princess
es from slate chapters. In pastel
and white gowns, followed. All
wore coronets.
George Hoppe was crown bearer.
Betty Cook carried the royal scept
er. The emblems were carried on
gold and purple cushions. Judy
Branlff scattered rose petals In Die
path of the queen, whose gown was
nf gold lace with gold and purple
train. Train bearers were Larry
Ray and Lee Blankenshlp, Klam
ath Falls.
Eighteen Oregon chapters of the
a in thcatate paid homage to the
ruicr who has held office for the
past two years. Tne lirst year she
sponsored 43 candidates, the second
year 15.
Ilia Frost, vocalist, and Thelma
Donathan, accompanist, both of
Merrill sang the dedication songs
to the queen. Lillian Carr. Mildred
Ecklund, Jackie Leach and Julia
Williams, Klamath Falls, presented
the gilts to the throne. Erma Gc-
Rue. TnoHemtnr nrnvnl.! Ih. tfi.
to her majesty and the dlgnltarlei
ot tne conierence. princesses and
0I(ieer3 ol the honor chapters.
Ilia Douglas was chairman and
Deed Sterland was pianist for the
dedication.
4-H Club Names
House Leaders
Three Klamath county 4-H Club
members were elected to house of
fices at 4-H summer school as
leaders were chosen in the living
organizations.
They included Richard Burnett,
social chairman. Beta Thcta Pi:
Steven Southwell, president, Sigma
Phi Epsilon, and Don Alt, song
leader, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
T.ie 4-H summer school, held an
nually at Oregon State College,
will end June 2b.
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Meetings Called To Plan Churchill, Ike Conference
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lly JOHN M. IIHillTOWKR
WASHINGTON President El-
senliower summoned Republican
and Democratic coniiresstunal lead.
era and his chief military advisers
to a series of huddles today to
lay a solid foundation for his lm-
French Warned
About Vine
PARIS VK France's Academy
of MedlrUie warned parents today
not to start children on wine too
early. It makes them bad-tempered
and even see strange tilings.
The astonished academy came
out in favor ol a prohibition cam
paign (or children alter Dr.
Suiumne Serin told them about
soma of the Juvenile bibbers she's
encountered.
Seveu-ycar-old Pierre was known
tor Ills bnd humor, and (or seeing
"while wings and other dgures"
dangling over his bed. His patents
eventually admitted they gave him
a nuart oi red wine dally, and a
glass ol port each night to
"strengthen" him.
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and didn't want to go to bed
because It was "lull ol Irogs and
siuiker." She got several glasses
ol wine with each meal.
In Noruuuidy applo country
many parents start their tots on
hard elder at' 18 months.
Dr. Serin said parents had varl
ou reasons (or their choice of i
childish (are. Some think water ,
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mlnil talks with BilllMt Prime
Minister Churchill.
Thirty key Senate and House
members were aclicdttled to meet
with the President and Secretary
ot State Dulles and to hear a re
port bv Undersecretary f 8late
Walter Ucdell Smith on the dead
locked Uenovn conierence.
Those negotiations with the Com
munists on peace In Indochina are
expected to llguie largely In the
Elsenhower I'hiirrhlll dlsousslom
which atari Friday.
An hour and a half later, the
National Security Council was or
dered to a conierence which the
White House said was "necessi
tated" by the loi incoming Church
ill visit.
Still later, Elsenhower arranged
to neo Dulles In 1 more private
conference.
Klsenliowcr turned to another
(met n( tills country's Far Kastern
problems the future of Japan in
a speech last night to the National
Editorial Assn. He told a conven
tion oi editors ol some 8.300 week
ly newspapers that Jnpun Is the
"key to the dclcnse" o( the west
ern Piiclllc.
"So It becomes absolutely man
datory lor us," ho said, "that Ja
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unman of the Soviets or Into the
hands ol the Kremlin."
And, ho said, Japan cannot live
In tlie lice world unless something
is dune to help her make her way.
He simgesled that Japan might go
Communist If this country does not
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(lie chance to Inula nut only with
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Churchill and llrlllsh Foreign
Secretary Anthony Ellen tro duo
here Friday and will remain
lliriiugh Tuesday.
Tlio trip was announced when
ii nneaivil the Geuova talks had
tailed, but evidence ol the lasU
lew days Indicating thai an iiiuo.
china peace might allll bo nego
tiated haa created some uncer
tainly about the talks.
Bmllh, No. 3 man III the Slate
Depnrtment. returned trom Geneva
yesterday. Kn routo he saw French
Premier Mentlcn-Franoe. It was un
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imprcitMuiiN:
I, That the Geneva conlerenec
has demolish aled the Chinese Ciiin
muiilsla and the Russians alike
have no Intention of making any
real concessions to obtain peace
In Indochina.
3. That Kdcn bellows Ihe time
haa come lor lliitaln to (ollnw a
much llinier policy regarding the
(iirmntlon ol a untied front against
communism ill Southeast Asia.
3. That Moudes-Froiice Is deter
mined to gel peace In Indochina
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