WKDNKSIMV. JUNK 80. 19M
HKRALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FAM.S. ORKGON
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BASIN BRIEFS
Nil nirrllnr uf NAACI' will be
held In July, Nttxl rcuulur mt'tillnu
will bo lipid Aumint 7, Irom 1 to II
p.m. el Uio cliiimliar of commerce.
CimMIrd A loll u Sucliil Club.
M'hriluli'd lor Tlillmcliiy, lo mrrl ul
Ilia home of l'Ulim Jonvi, bun been
viincellrU.
Ilualneaa iallur Al ly n Coir, ol
Colo ii Welter AdvnrllnliiK, I'oi'U
lancl, mid Kurl Jordiiii, Travel In
lormnllon l)rinrliiiriit, Htnto llliili
wny Di'imnmrnl, wpio KIhiiiiiIIi
Knll vlnllui'H 'IHesilny,
IIoiiid from llHliil Ilobvrt J.
I.uno, till Connor, wim reluuied lo
bit tiumn Humliiy iioni Allurim
where bo Ilea been huhpltulUnl lol
Iowiiik a one cur accident Friday,
June Ho. lln nullerrd a broken Jnw,
Iiaclurod collarbone and rlba.
Three Killed
In Accidents
II V TDK ASHOCIATi:i I'ltl KK
Three iwrnona met violent deulh
In aeparalo accident In Oreumi
Tupaday.
One waa fatally wounded by a
nun allot, one waa believed Uio vic
tim of a hit-run driver, and another
died In a tail.
Donald Lehman, Portland, told
police a nun lie wua ciumlniiin ac
cidentally dlncharnrd anil the bul
let ainiile hla wile In the bond,
killing- her. tihe wua Mrn. Patricia
Ann tubman, 10, who waa three
nionUia pregnant. Lehman aald he
and Ida wile were Retllnit ready
tor Uielr vacation and he waa
examining- a borrowed nun when
the nilahap occurred.
Peter Ruaaell Qriner. 4-ycar-old
aon of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd O, Clrln
er. waa found dead bralde the high
way at hla home near Philomath.
Tho boy'a itrandlalhor, William
8. Newport, discovered Uie body.
G'auno of death waa not immedi
ately determined but police be
lieved a lilt-run driver waa ro.inon
Ible. frank Mahn, A3, a resident ol
Twin Rocas. waa killed when he
fell from a acalloldlng while nail
ing enakea to the aide of hli
house.
Adlai to Vacation
At Oregon Ranch
PORTLAND I Adlal Sloven
aon. former governor of Illinois and
)0SJ Democratic prealdenllal nom
inee, will vacation In Oregon next
week. ,
Democratic party officials aald
Htevenaon would arrive Halurday
and apend a week in an undlj
cioied Oregon ranch.
On July 10 Sievennon will ad
dress a Democraiio rally at Eugene.
tllHASTFK
TOKYO Twenty crewmen
aboard a 97-ton Japanese tuna
fishing ahrp are believed lost In
the New Guinea area, Kyodo New
Service reported Wednesday.
Word was received here this
week of the death In Bprlnglleld,
Oregon, ol Mra. Anton t Until)
Ainuudnon on June 111. alio hud
been III lor inniiy months, Mr, and
Mis. Aiuundnun lived her ul one
lime, reaving here aeveral yeurs
ago for llrookinga. 'llicy Inter
moved to Hpiiugdcld.
Vlaltlng Murllyn Miller, young
daughter of Maurice Miller, la
spending the summer with her
luliior Ii out Upi'lnglleld.
Vlaltlng Mra, Charles Cecil,
and her two young nona, Chuiiea
and Duvld, I-oa Angeles, are
guests ul the huuie ul Mrs. Cccll'a
inolher, Mrs. Aiiuls Uoudwln, 4413
Winter Avenue. Cecil, now with
alnllon KPI waa at uuo time with
KK1.W as nil unnoiincer. They will
be here for two weeks and later
plun lo apend some time In Mexico,
Travelers Uerlrude Tolle, of
fice inanugcr uf the Klnmath Med
ical Clinic, oud Dorothy Hhuup,
lescher In Uie Tulcluke, High School
left Moiiduy lor Himllle by cur.
I'lom tliero lliey plun Uie HiliinU
water lour of Alaska, 'lliey will be
31 duya In Alusku.
C'hanae Due lo the Kouiih ol
July hullday, the Klamuth I'alla
Harden Club inembera will have
Uielr polluck picnic July Ii at Vcl
eran'a Memurial I'ark. In cuso ol
bad weather, the picnic will be
held at Uie Will Wood houseboat.
Away Donna Dixon, daughter
ol Mr, and Mrs, Percy Dixon, Hen
ley, lell today for Portland Irom
whore she will fly tonight lor Ju
neau, Alaska, lo apend tho 411011th
ol July. Mlaa Dixon will serve as
Juneau area councilor fur a Olrl
Scout Camp. She plans lo return to
Oregon mate College tills full as
a senior. Mr. and Mra. Dixon ac
cnmpanled their daughter to Port
land, New Daughter Mr. and Mra.
K, 8. lUtanl Buckingham, Tutelage
are purcnls ul a duugliter, Wendy
Murle, born Tucaduy, June M at
KlamuUi Valley llospitul. The little
girl weighed 0 pounds, I ounces.
She haa an older alsier Jancl and
a brother Kcllh. Her tether la pres
ident of tho TUlrlake O rowers As
sociation. New Hoy - A aon was born, Prl
day. June 34 at Klamath Valley
Hospital to Mr. and Mra. Clyde
Huffman. Tulclake. The little boy
weighed pounds J'i ounce.
Vlaltlne Mr. and Mn ljnn
Allen snd children. Ijwtneiif atiri
Philip, Sheridan. Arksnsss, are vis
iting sv us iiuiimj ui sir. ana Mra.
W. A. Bell, and n. IT Rwafrnrri all
of Klamath Falls. Mrs., Allen was
the former Edna 8wafford. gradu
ate of the Chlloquin High School.
They are making a trip through
the west.
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HUNDREDS OF LETTERS Hooded the committee in the "Name
the Shetland Pony" eonteit that will give a spotted Shetland,
laddie and bridlt to a boy or girl. The pony will be given
away, Sunday, July 4 at the evening program of the Klamath
Basin, Roundup at the fairgroundi. (I to r) Ron Van Orman
and Bill DePew helped ponder over the tough job of selecting
a winner.
Nation's Heat Yave Lifts
lly TIIIC ASSOCIATED PRESS
Plcatanl weather appeared the
outlook In most of the country
Wednesday as current heat wave
in many areas were broken.'
Thunderstorms rumbled acros
wide sections In the central part
of the nation Tuesday night, with
strong winds and heavy rains In
many cities. The atorma broke the
tilling heat.
(n the Southeast, cooling air
Irom the Atlantic and from the
Oulf brought at leaat temporary re
lief from Uie aUtllng hot weather.
The alonny weather extended
over the central part of the coun
try from Southwestern Texas to
the Canadian border and from the
Rockies to the Oreul Lakes region.
Early Wednesday a belt of thun
der showers extended over West
Central Illinois westward across
Northern - Missouri, Kansas and
the ea.iiern slope of the Rockies
In Colorado. A smaller band of
showers was reported In South
eastern Michigan and near Lake
Erie in Northern Ohio.
ACE MIMEO SERVICE
4:4 Main St
Mimeographing
Sam Day Strvict
The cool air moved eastward
and southward from the Rockies
but daytime temperatures were In
the 90s In the central states. It
was 100 In Kansas (illy and 101 in
Llllle Rock, Ark., while Chicago,
before arrival of gusty winds and
II was the 15th day In June tern
rain, sweltered In T-degree heat,
peratures had reached 80 or high
er, a record lor the month.
Civil Defense
Critique Planned
8ALEM tfl Oregon' role In
the June 14 "Operation Alert" will
be reviewed here twice this week
by the Oregon civil defense agency.
The mock A-bomb attack will be
discussed Wednesday before the
governorand his advisory council.
A state-wide critique la scheduled
In the public service building here
Thursday.
Red Leader Returns Home
1IONU KONo IO Premier Chou
En-lul relumed to Communist
China today alter attending the Ge
neva conference on Asia and meet
ing with tap officials In India and
liurma.
The Red leader's plane stopped
for sn hour at this British crown
colony for refueling before flying
on lo Canton and l'clping.
Concluding their Rangoon tulks,
Chou and Burmese Premier U Nu
Issued a Joint communique last
night pledging to "strive their ut
most lor promotion of peace."
They expressed hope, particularly,
that peace can be restored satis
factorily In Indochina.
The communique also announced
that Burmese Chinese relations
would be guided by the tame prin
ciples agreed upon by Red China
and India to cover their relations
on Tibet and reiterated by chou
and Indian prime Minister Nehru
at the end of their weekend con
ference in New Delhi.
These, the communique said, are
"mutual respect for each other's
territorial Integrity and sovereign
ty, non aggress Ion, noninterference
In each other' Internal affairs,
equality and mutual benefit and
peaceful co-existence."
Western observers have viewed
Dr. R. T. Lindley
OPTOMETRIST
S10 Md.-Dnt. Bldg. Ph. 42 15
Eye Examination
Visual Troinlng
Chou' visit to India and Burma
as part of a campaign to draw
south Asian neutrals Into the Pelp
Ing orbit under the pretext of unit
Ing against "colonialism."
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Driver Injured !
In Truck Crash
Considerable damage to two d le
ad tronsport trucks and injuries to
one driver, occurred about. 3:30
this morning In a rear-end collision
nesr Algoma Highway 7. j
James Henry Caglc, Central Val-1
ley California, was taken to the '
Klamath Valley Hospital alter the
truck he 'was driving was rammed !
Irom behind by another operated
by Lawrence Raymond, Kelso,
Washington. Cual vum Btill in thm :
hospital laic this morning but his
condition is not considered serious.
According to Oregon State Police
both trucks were traveling south
when Cngle, In the lead, slowed
down and Raymond was unable to
slop due to slick pavement and
crashed into the rear ol the West
Coast outllt driven by Cagle.
FARM HTKIKE
FERRARA, Italy un A costly
strike of lOO.OOO larm hands that
tied up Ferrera province for more
than two months and brought 70,
000 cattle to the edge ol starva
tion was called oil Wednesday.
The Communist-controlled Cham
ber of Labor announced the sua-;
pension of the strike to aid nego-
nations now In progress In Rome, i
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