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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1954)
FRIDAY. JULY 0, 10M BASIN BRIEFS . Hhrhi Convrnllun Don Krnyon, Chid Kabbah u( lllllnh Bhrtne Templo, represented Die temple at the lmporliil Council ol Shrine at Atlantic Oily, Now Jersey, Tlinre were ISO representative (rum lilt temples ol North Ainerlcii, In cluding two Irom Canada end one from Mexico, Mra, Konyuu accom panied lilm. Vlalls Mr. end Mm. Oooriie W. (Iludi Momun, IB4 Melrose, returned Tuesday innrnlnii Irom spending the weekend el Lonu bench end Beattle, Wellington, end I'orlluud, 'limy were ec coinpunlcd by tliolr dabuliler, Ml lie Anne, who remelned lor a vil li with her grnndinothcr, Mrs. W. M. Price, li e ( renin Miwlal Young Peo ple's Luther Leugue ol the Klum nth LuUieren Church In holding en Ice cream eoclel et the church Sunday evening et 6:90 p.m. Pro gram la planned, Everyone wel come. Nevda rielurea If anyone haa a good picture ol the Brotherhood of Railway Clerk' Hoot, entered bv Houthern Pnolllo In the KIuiik all! llnnln Roundup parudc, Oeorge W. Morgan (HP menniteri would appreolntn his getting In touch with him by phone or nt 30J Underwood Building. Potluek Plrnle Lake and Klam ath County Pomona grange are npoiimrlng potluek picnic Sun day, July 11, el the Owens, ranch four mllea rant of Bly, alerting at 13:10 noon. II ring own lable ncrv Ice, loo cream, punch and codee furnished. There will be gemea and entertainment In the after noon end the public la welcome. Special Meeting of Post 8, American legion, will be h I d Tuesday, July 13, to discuss the financing of the Legion Drum Corp to the elate convention. Meeting la celled for I p.m. at the American Legion Hell. New Menegement On July 12. The Collage Fountain Lunch will open under new management. Merle Obcnchaln, operator for the last two yearn, haa sold to Mr. and Mra. Harold McKee who take ever management on Monday. Cooperative Living at the Uni versity of Oregon will be the aub Ject of IS-mlnule radio broad cant on KEX, Portland, Sunday, from 1:30 to 1:45 p.m. Participat ing In the roundtable discussion on the (lr will be Beverly Pernlmen, Klamath rails. Staff of the Oregon World War n bonus division, Salem, haa dropped from e peak of 77 em ploye to one pemon. Leas then 300 claims remain to be pro cessed, according to H. C. Baal feld. director. of the elele Depart ment of Veterans' Allaire. Member by tratufer of Royal Neighbor of America will be welcomed at e meeting tonight at the K C. Hull, starling et I p.m. Crescent Lake ''The Oregon ! Hnnrtaman Pilots are coming to j Crescent Junction air strip on ; Sunday, arriving about 11 a.m. Transportation will be provided from the air atrip to Crescent Lake Resort where a buffet din ner la to be served. Nearby points of Interest will be visited. Ap proximately 100 guests are ex pected. 0Ke.tfpommt irlt...tdy Healthy . By RKMHY, Tbe Basin Bossy Old man Sim Is shining down on a lot of strictly feminine fash Ions In modern designs Which were not long ago restricted Just to petticoats and other lingerie. Flowers .and fluting, ruffles once used only for nighties they are fashions of 1964. They are al- luring and eye-1 , : a t o h I n g. too. j, one sun areas model hail a shape which Is L simply a iiinucr , of elsstlo at the f itrlng at the wnlst and Is It a . whlpper mapper I "Lingerie" dresses are Jhe thing for resort wear, too. Simple and charming, they era the thing for summertime lunches, patio par lies and vacations. Lingerie em broidery, loo, Is a . strong sum mer resort fashion, especially In dressy playthings: Long shorts, houseboy pants, and even more formal attire. Matter of fact, first Impact of the "Lingerie Look" Is that the wearer might have forgotten some thing rather Important. Second Impact: Terrlffl -- Busier, my bull friend, says this newest of new looks Is strict ly for the bulls-Hind he's talking about himself. Take It from me, If HE likes II, so will every mas culine eye on Uie street I And he doesl ' ' . -- ' Buster Is really, prelty wise when It comes to some things. One of his wisest knowings Is on the subject of young ladles and milk. Now my boss, tho fanner, has a daughter, And she's the toast of the countryside. Blister, who sometimes picks up more talk from the menfolk than we gals on this side of the fence do, says the boss' daughter has been brought up on fresh, Grade A milk. Hint Is enough reason for any young tiling to be a pretty young thing. Bessy. BESSY Vlslllni Mary Jo Huston of Bun Francisco la visiting her Mini end uncle, Mr. end Mra. Dan iel J, Breeae of Wocua. A former resident of Klamath Falls, she la uttmiillnir HI. Josenhe Nuralng Col lege in Ben Francisco. Tenl Revival now In progress on Houth Sixth Streets one block uuth of the Tower Thceter where the pony rldea ere located, olfera servlcea eech night aim sunaay si tcruoons et 3:30 by the Rev. Led better. Everyone Is welcome to. attend end lake the nick. Recently Noloed John D. Wa ters Jr., 131 North Eleventh Street, recently , made his Ural nolo flight ufter Inatruotlone from diet utln nun. The flight In hie first step lowarda receiving a pilot's li cense.. Watera Is a salesmen for Bhoop end Bchulze, Church Chaeje St. Paul's Epis copal Church at II a.m. Sunday morning aervlces will be held et the earlier hour of :50 a.m. dur ing tiie summer months. Langell Velley St. Barnabas Guild cerd party haa been post poned until Saturday, jury n. Family Reunion Mr, and Mrs. Wea uuderlan end fumlly el- tended e reunion of Uie Chapman lenit y at Lenburg. Oregon, They elao visited In McMlnnvllle with the Rev. Lawrence Ouderlan over the Fourth of July holidays. Kurgcry Kerry Wagner of Lakevlew end Klamath Fella sub. milled to ma lor aurgery In a Port land Hospital last week. You ere Invited to e I I e n d church el the "Klamath Revival Center," 1036 Mitchell Sireel, Saturday night, July 10, 7:30 p.m, end have Cuba brought to you through moving pictures. The Rev, Mrs. J. R. Orlfllth le pastor. Hay ('snip Reglslrstlons ere open et the Otrl Scout ollice. 325 Meln Street for all girls from sges 7-17. Any girl may ettend. The fee for day camp la I) per session or U.7S for two sessions. This 'Includes transportation end milk. Girls bring sack luncheon, s cun. bsndsns. snd a knife If they have one. Day camp Is In ses sion et Moore Park from :30 e.m. to I p.m. Adequete supervision Is provided. Sessions of four dsys eech are July 13 through July It and July 30-33. Arriving today by Greyhound bus Is Mrs. Guy Sheldon, Brem erton, Wsshlnglon, who will Join her parents. Mr. end Mrs. .lew Dieter, Mecdoel. end a brother. Bud Dieter end family, visiting here from Missouri. Mrs. Sheldon Is a former Klsmstb Falls resi dent. , , Sit. I.skl Garden Club will hold a regular meeting el the home of Mrs. 'will Bleckman, July 13, 1:30 p.m. There will be e talk - 'V-. . , . . ',''..' -" , 'cycle one) Wheal Goods 24-lraer Repair Service In end out same dan , . JUVENILE BICYCLES v Coliimkia ! , URNDITS USD ECU AND HOBBY SHOP 71 1 KLAMATH r QUARTET from North Pork College, Chicago, will bo heard Monday evening et Firit Covenant Church. Standing,' from lefti Alan F. Johnion, Arvld Adell, Arthur Nelion and Weiley Olion. At piano li Paul Paige. and discussion on cutting of speci mens end processing flowere for the flower show and suitable con tainers by Mra. Nosh Nyhart. Tile re will also be a talk on the growing of day lilies by Mra. Crys tal Cheyne. ( Away Chief of Police Orvllle Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton lell by United Airlines Thursday for Bscrsmenlo. Anyone having blsck snd white or color pictures of Ihe Hellbronner float In tiro Fourth of July . pa rade, plesse contact John Hellbron ner, phones 4193 or 7343. Vlsltlnt Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm F.pley Sr. and dsughler Alexan ders. Long Beach, California, end Mr. end Mrs. Meleolm Epley Jr. and two children, Portland, ere guests el the home of Mr. end Mrs. J. R. Steele In the Pine Grove district. Before leaving for home, the party will visit Mr. and Mrs. John Eplt-y on Walker Moun tain where Die young couple will spend the summer es fire look outs. Their merrlege wss a recent event ln Idaho. Remember the mass meeting tonight, Peterson echool, called to discuss the proposed annexellon to the clly of Klamath Palls, a por tion of Uie South Suburban area for Installation of a sewer dlspo sst system. Everyone Interested from the suburban area and the clly are urged to ettend. A com plete explanation of the plan In cluding costs to the taxpayer will be given. Visiting Mrs. Prince Helfrlch son Desn end daughter Diane, Vlda, Oregon, were holiday guests of Mrs. Wlllsrd Peyton. Travlers Vern Moore and Mike Bslslger flew to Medford Thurs day to attend a meeting of Ford officials. VIsllors-Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Jolly. 1434 Johnson Street visited relatives In Ashland over the pest weekend. Columbia BICYCLES rand new Mid-Century COLUMIIA with ell the teed testuret he'll went. Wei ft.tS Now.. 82.95 Tuk - Newest,, meat folds la e i U-lach wheels (4 te 'mm yean). Wei 41. M, 36.95 20-lach wheats (S te 7 yeori). Wes 4.tJ, 42.95 RALEIGH IICYCLI AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION HERALD AND NEWS, a Quartet Plans Music Concert The North Park College Male Quartet of Chicago will present a concert of sacred music at First Covenant Church, 328 Walnut, Mon day evening, July 13, at 7:30 p.m. Public Is welcome. The qusrtet end their sccompsn 1st are on a 10-week summer tour of the western part of the continent that will lake them north ol Ed monton, Canada, and as far south as San Diego. Their program Includes a vocal quartet and solos and piano solos. Members of the quartet are as follows: Arvld Ardell, Chicago, who has completed his freshmen year In the Junior college and hopes to enter the ministry: Alan F. Johnson, Rldgeway, Pennsylvania, who also ha com pleted his freshman year and plans to become a high school vacal In structor; Arthur A. R. Nelson Jr., Chicago, a June graduate of the college who plans 'to attend Augustana College In the fall In preparation for the mlnlstery. and , Wesley R. Olson. Minneapolis. also a graduate of the college who plans to enter the University of Minnesota and enter the ministry as his profession. Panama City Bus Strike Ended PANAMA ( Panama City's strike of bus drivers ended last night after four days of reduced transport service. The drivers' un ion agreed to submit lis demands for a guaranteed wage of 60 cents an hour to a conciliation court. Seven Communists arrested dur ing the work stoppage for agitating were sentenced to Jail terms of 30 and M dsys on charges of disturb ing the pesce. On and WHEEL GOODS . Here ere teviegt en quality bicycles amd wheel goods that eeme right at the) est time ef the year. Come . . . Serve ...Now! . DELUXE RALEIGH BICYCLE English and America lightweights Raleigh' THI WORLD'S oldest 3-speed model. Features Dyno Hub, heed and tall light, fully covered chain, saddle bag and pump. New reduced at lew at ... $3695 A - Way Stroller tempest, feitett tsldine tdy Hat S Intheit See M COMPARE OUR PRICES , AND QUALITY, TOOI FLYER COASTER JUaNe Hrer 14-Inch ell steel vase with rusher tires that leak u lti. Was 8.95 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Guatemalan Named New Chief Of State GUATEMALA Ml Col. Carlos Castillo Armas finally stood at the tup oi uie political heap in Guate mala today. The government an nounced the rebel chief was elected president of a new three-man Junta, the flfih government turn over In less than two weeks. Col. Elfego Monzon, temporary chief of the flveman Junta In charge since last Friday, remained on the new pared-down ruling body. But the reins were clearly in Castillo's hands. The third member of the top group, Mn). Enrique Ollva, wss defense minister In the provisional government which the rebel leader set up at Chlqulmula after his army of Guatemalan ex iles Invaded their homeland from neighboring Honduras June 18. A government decree last night said Castillo's election was effec tive bnmediately. The announce ment said the five members of Ihe previous Junta voted unani mously to make him head man al a meeting Wednesday night. The other two members of the previous group LI. Col. Maurlcio Dubois nnd Lt. Col. Jose Lulz Cruz resigned. In s formal state ment they said a smaller group would make governing easier. It U.S. Airmen Aid French SAIGON. Indochina OH Pre mier Pierre Mendes-France's July 20 deadline for bringing peace to Indochina is holding up replace ment ol 265 U. S. Air Force tech nicians here, American sources said Friday. The technicians who have been servicing and overhauling American-supplied B26 bombers and Oil transport planes are expected to be withdrawn from Tourane Air Base In central Viet Nam by the end of this month. Only 134 of the original group which was rushed here from Jspan and the Philippines In February now remain. Units based In Hai phong snd Doson In northern Viet Nam have been moved to Tour ane and are being phased out In small groups. Another group of about 60 technicians ' who were brought to Indochina without fan fare or publicity last year to serv ice Flying Boxcar transports will remain. Negotiations have been going on here and In Washington for the past two months among the French, U. S. aid officials and an American firm for hiring Ameri can civilians. The company In volved Is Aviation International Ltd which is doing a similar Job for the Indonesian government and has had experience In Burma, China and India. "'"Vl I BICYLES STEEL AUTO by Champion nd It la champion. Wot IS. 95. now 12.95 PHONE 4S12 Rebel Leader wss speculated the two would i draw diplomatic assignments, one likely In Washington. Castillo's emergence as chief of O u a t e m a I a'a newest anti-Red 1 regime had been expected for sev-1 eral days. The move finally gave : the colonel's liberation army a clcar-cul victory. Most of his followers were openly dissatisfied with the coinnromlse arrangement he reached with Mon-! son st a peace conference last week In El Salvador. The conference set up the five-man Junta which Mon zon headed as temporary chief. It was agreed that a permanent president would be picked by July , 17. I Castillo's drive Into Guatemala from Honduras set off a series of rapid government shakeups. First, ex-President Jacobo Arbenz Guz man, whose government hsd had Communist support, quit on June 27. A Junta headed by Coif Carlos Enrique Diaz, his army chief of staff, took over for one day. Then Monzon like Castillo, a strong anti-Communist stepped In. Through mediation efforts of -U.S. Amoassador John E. Peurlfoy, Monzon came to terms with Castil lo in the El Salvador talks, and they Joined forces last Friday. Castillo made a triumphant entry Into Guatemala City Saturday, with the capital hailing him as a nation al hero. On Wednesday, he flew back briefly to Chlqulmula and Za capa. where most of his troops are still assembled. Rumcrs flew that here was serious discontent with the compromise political settle ment be had made. This was seen as a factor In the colonel's sudden shift Into the driver's seat. - Meanwhile the government moved fast to consolidate its pow- Ughtenlng the guard around foreign embassies yesterday to pre vent escape of ah estimated 900 po ntes relugees. The government also tightened up on the granting of permits for Shipping Company To Pay Damages PORTLAND Wl The slnklrut of the freighter Pennsylvania with uie loss ol all aboard has resulted in agreement by the States Steam ship Co. to pay a half-million dol lars In death claims. John G. Gearin, an attorney for two insurance companies, an nounced the company's agreement here Thursday. He said claims had been presented by beneficiar ies of 40 of tbe 46 men who were lost when the ship went down in a storm 750 miles at sea on a trip from Seattle to Korea, Jan. B. 1963 Modern Cabinet- 1 CfcoCoiaiMneao I UawslOaa: jf.fi S;.4 ?' people seeking to leave the coun try or transfer currency abroad. The New York Times said In a dispatch from Mexico City today that some of the arms the Iron Curtain countries recently shipped to the ousted Arbens government were useless. Some were duds, "The Whole Towns' Talking About" . . .Carpeting from CALHOUN'S. 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