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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON page ma Kerr Gifford Consolidated With Eastern Parent Firm The official announcement of the I known a the Kerr Gifford Divi liquidation - of Kerr Gifford and sion of Cargill,. Inc. Company, Inc., grain dealers, with The announcement was made by headquarters in major West Coast (Thomas Kerr, president of the cities on November 1, was made known today to Louis Stewart, as sistant manager of the Kerr Gif ford Branch at Merrill. . Capital stock of the company was acquired June 1, 1953 by Car gill. Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota and since that time Kerr Gifford has been operated as a wholly owned subsidiary. . With consolidation of the two companies, Kerr Gifford will be Prophecy Series To Be Heard "Little Tyke." world famous ve getarian lion, will be featured Sun day evening, November 28. at 7 o'clock in connection with the general supervision of western of. voice 01 rropnecy leciure series itces Kerr Gifford Company who be comes manager of the new Kerr Gilford Division of Cargill, Inc. The formation of the new division, according to Kerr, brings together into a single organization, tne complementary lines and the ex perienced men of two of the oldest grain companies in the country. Tne new organization, Kerr said will be in a position to better serve its west Coast customers. Lloyd S. Roberts Sr., former re gional manager for Cargill in Port land, is merchandising manager ol the new division. S. . Mikkelson is in charge of exports from the West Coast merchandising in the P a c i f i c Northwest. John S. Barsffeld, con tinues as administrative assistant to Thomas Kerr, assisting in the being presented in the local ar-1 mory. ''The animal, described as a liv ing fulfillment of the prophecy of Issainh wherein the prophet speaks of lions eating grass as an ox and lying down with lambs In the new earth, is said to refuse to eat any meat or meat products. A special 45-minute colored filni of Little Tyke will be shown and narrated by the animal's keeper, George Westbeau, Auburn, Wash ington. Following the film a 10 minute stage demonstration with 350 pound lioness will be present ed, in which Little Tyke will be put through a series of tricks and dem onstrations without the use of 'Whips, chairs and cage. The regularly scheduled Bible lecture, "What and Where is Hell?" by Evangelist A. O. Sage, will follow. No admission charge will be made for this presentation.. i R, P. Wilkes is manager of the San Francisco office. William F. Drum is merchandising manager. The Los Angeles office is managed by James Norwood and the Seattle olflce continues unaer the mana gement of Albert Tuohy. A new office was opened Novem ber 1 in Fresno, managed by Rob ert Morgan, formerly of the Los Angeles office of Kerr Gifford. The. present company organiza tion of Kerr Gifford and Company, Inc., is being maintained, as are all of the plants which are pres ently being operated In the west Coast area Kerr Gifford at Merrill operates as grain buyers and shippers, as a livestock and poultry feed dis tribution plant and as handlers of the former Modoc Turkey Farm operations. 1 : UK' te'isr-Wfrm t 11' Convicts Face Riot Charges JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. WA grand jury indicted 21 convicts last night for crimes they allegedly committed during the bloody not at the Missouri Penitentiary Sept. H. Seven were charged with mur der of convict Walter Lee Donnell, 22, who was dragged from his cell at the height of the riot and slain brutally. Donnell was accused by some convicts of being an inform er. The other men were Indicted for assault with Intent to kill, first de gree robbery, arson and property destruction. Four convicts were killed and mors than SO Injured during the riot. Fires set by prisoners caused several million dollars of property damage. IMP Servinf TURKEY ond oil the trimmings , , , dIus our usual fin Italian Dinners Dinner Service from Noon Onl LUCCA CAFE 2354 So. 6th Ph. 327 Farm Boy Killed Sy Freak Mishap FREDERICK. Md. IjPI Seven- .hitting his head repeatedly on the year-old William Dallas Dixon was ground, before his father could iatally injured yesterday in a isnut on tne iracior. i lreak accident while helping on The child died in Frederick Me- liis father's farm. Gl Insurance Dividend Slated WASHINGTON Wl World War I and II veterans next year will collect 226 million dollars in divi dends on their government life in surance. The Veterans Administration an i nounced yesterday that It will start in January to pay 200 million dollars to holders of about five million World War II national ser vice life insurance policies. The VA said another 26 million dollars would be distributed among holders of some 380.000 World War I U.S. government life . insurance policies. ' The agency said there will be ad justments in various individual di vidend rates because of recent changes in mortality and disability experience. Under both programs, the size of the dividends depends on the type of plan, age; year of iss"e and the amount of insurance caiied. ' Insure with Norland and BE sure! 627 Pine St. Royal Neighbors Plan Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held Friday and Saturday, sponsored by the Royal Neighbors, at 121 South Sixth Street. Those having rummage are re quested to bring it to that loca tion Wednesday afternoon or phone 8054, Alice Hoover, or 7489, Deola Wryn, for pick-up. The public is invited to the two- day sale. THIS DISPLAY in honor of Book Week, November 14-20 was arranged at the Stevens Hotel by members of Girl Scout Troop No. 40 who have been working on the Reader Badge with the help of the city and county libraries. (I to rl Mrs. Henry Storey, Charleen Storey, Marg ie Stroop, Sarah Taylor and Lois Stern. William G. Dixon told police he .skull, and the boy were using a tractor with a power takeoff to run a corn elevator. The boy was sitting on the tractor and it was believed one of his pants legs caught in the whirling universal joint. He was twirled around several times, moral Hospital of fractured MAU MAU NAIROBI, Kanya I Man Mau terrorists fired a Nairobi hotel early Tuesday, seriously burning a European resident and his wife. Contains madicalry proved ingrtdl nti, chaclci craving for I obaeco. 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