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H'rnaer Strike
I.OS ANGELES Ifl The Flvlng
Finn twins rnundrd out thrre
necks of jail huncf r strike todv
in a "Miner (lvnced state of
i.tarvntlon" as their attorney pre
pared to seek their release on
bail.
"Some Intermittent mental con
fusion" on their part was reported
also yesterday by Dr. M. R. King,
superintendent of the California
Medical Facility on Terminal Is
land, where they are imprisoned.
Despite increa-siuu- wenkness, 40-year-old
George and Charles Finn
were able to attend Catholic mass
In the facility's chapel.
Dr. Kins said they spend most
of their lime in bed. He Issued
orders that the twins, veterans ol
World War 11 and the Berlin air
lift, he led silicon or saline solu
tion intravenously if they became
unconscious.
The twin.'.' hunger atnk la to
protest a one-year Jal sentence
and the federal novernmenfa jel
ure of a war surplus transport:
plane they had bought. They were
convicted In federal court of Inter- j
ferlng with a federal officer after j
they handcuffed U. S. Atty. Laugh-;
lin Waters in what they called a 1
cltliens' arrest. They accused Wa-1
tcra of violating their civil rights,
by withholding possession ot the
plane. j
The Finns bought the craft from j
a school district near Bakersfleld. ;
The government later aeiwd the
plane, declaring It had been given
lo the school dislnct for educa
tional Use and could not ba sold
for commercial purposes. i
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Chapter 467, reeenfly installec1. From let f : Appointed officers;
Assistant Guide, Jeanne Guni'ier and Guide, Oorolhy Hoppe:
Elected Officers; Recorder, Doris Benedict; Junior Recent,
Hazel Pulley; Treasurer, Lola Hemingsen; Senior Regent, Ruth
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TL Rainbow Girl
Show Planned
Floyd A. Boyd will emcee the
Tulelako Rainbow Oirls "oldtlme"
variety show slated for Frldav,
July 16, In the Marcha Theater.
Curtain time 8 p.m., DST.
According to advance Informa
tion tho show will be packed with
songs, dance routines, skits, etc.
Tickets are available from mem
bers of Rainbow; and will be on
sule at the door.
All proceeds will go to the new
Masonic Hall.
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
HOUSEGUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bane, 5110 South
Etna, during last week were Mrs. Mary Hakanson of Hono
lulu and Mrs. Bane's mother, Mrs. Evelyn Jossy of Portland.
Mrs. Hakanson is on her way home to the Islands after a 38
day air tour of Europe which included an audience with the
Pope at Rome.
Iran May Reject
Russian Protest
TEHRAN, Iran Ml Iran is re
ported preparing to reject a Rus
sian protest against Iranian mem
bership in the Western defense
network: on grounds it docs not
menace Soviet security.
Commenting on last week's So
viet note warning that Iran's par-!
ticipation in a Western defense bloc ;
would violate a 27-year-old Iranian-.
Soviet friendship pact, a highly I
placed source said last night: I
"Wc have not yet taken part in
any bloc which might threaten the
security of the Soviet Union, and
we do not see any reason why we
cannot lake part in any kind of re
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CLOSED MONDAYS
Ben B. Lee. Mgr.
r:liAnr,l' Junior Graduate Reaent, Kathleen Hepburn,
Chaplain, Mary Morris: Other appointed officers, Argus, Leila
Carland; Sentinel, Winifred Berger. Not appearing in photo
graph, Pianist, Dee Sterland. Photo by Miller-Williams
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gional defense lor maintaining our
security."
Iran has been mentioned fre
quently as a prospective member
of the Turkey-Pakistan mutual de
fense alliance.
ALL-STAR
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
Broadcasts
Mutual-Don Lea will air the an
nual All-Star Baseball game from
Cleveland municipal stadium. This
icoton'i broadcast will mark the
11th year this contest has been
presented as an exclusive, feature,
Sporticasters Al Heifer and Jimmy
Dudley will team up to report the
action.
Game time will be announced on
usmess
and
TV Writers
a Strike
HOLLYWOOD 1.H A union of
television writers Is preparing a
strike against the three major net
works In a script pay dispute.
The Television Writers of Ameri
ca, official bargaining agent for
all network TV writers, said yes
tciday that live network TV shows
would be first affected but that the
strike was expected to spread to
radio as well.
Ben Starr, western region TWA
director, said members were
placed on a 24-hour standby basis
and would be notified by telegram
when to start picketing.
Contract negotiations between
the TWA and the NBC, CBS and
ABC networks broke off in New
York Friday, and union spokesmen
said the strike seemed almost cer
tain. TWA members have author
ized their executive board to call a
strike.
Starr said the union asks $715
for a half-hour commercial show,
(590 for a half-hour sustaining
show and $425 for a half-hour sus
taining adaptation.
He said the networks offer $425
for a half-hour original commer
cial program, $345 for a half-hour
original sustaining show and $215
for a half-hour sustaining adapta
tion. All Auto Insurance is not the
same quality. Get the best for less
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734 So. 6th
Ballad Singer
Preparing Unusual Foods
By HUBBARD HEAVY
(For Bob Thomas)
HOLLYWOOD W All I know
about cooking goat I owe to Burl
This piece concerns baking goat
meat which is lair warning
those with conventional palates.
Turn now to the classified section
if vou thini Ives ana i my
fend your delicate stomach.
This ballard singer is a great
eater, all 260 pounds of him. He's
a ureal chef too. If you cook a
hunk of goat or chevon as the
fancy cook book calls it you
will be disadvantaged because you
won't have Ives' ballads between
bastings. If be should turn up at
your house, which is doubtful be
cause he is busy playing the sheriff
in "East of Eden." don't ask him
to sing "Blue Tail Fly." He's be
ginning to hate it.
What you do Is get a leg (we
had four) of chevon from the
nearest goatery. Punch three or
four holes in same and insert a
clove of garlic in each. Put the
meat in a roasting pan and sprin
kle soya and Worcestershire over
it. Then pour on a generous
amount of melted butter. Shake on
some freshly ground pepper. Have
the oven preheated, at 300 degrees,
and bake about three hours. Baste
every 15 minutes.
Then mix one cup of papaya nec
tar, one cup of pineapple juice and
the Juice of one lemon. On the
home stretch, during the last 20
minutes whirl the oven to 500 de
grees and baste every two min
utes with the nectar-juice mixture.
OLDS-CADILLAC
WEEKLY
SPECIAL!
We will qive vou $4 rrade-in
allowance for your old bat
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new Delco Battery. Free in
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COMPANY
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W. KERNS
MONDAY, JULY 12, 1954
Delights In
Baste like mad. Dip this great
marinade out of the pan and pour
it over the meat. This almost
frenzied basting will exhaust the
chef. Give him a cola beer and let
a lackey remove the meat and
serve it.
If you cannot get chevon, try
this recipe with lamb.
Ives has eaten In the finest
places all over the world, but the
taste thrill he remembers is that
supplied by a Persian melon in
Arabia. He gets poetic about it.
"I had played for some arabs
and in thanks they sent a melon
but whac a melon. It was raised in
the king's private garden, fertilized
by camel dung 500 years old. What
farming! To eat that melon wts a
great sensation. It touched every
mcmbranb that Is capable of re
sponding to taste. The thrill could
be compared only to the vibrations
of a song."
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