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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE BASIN BRIEFS 4 Attend Riles Llovd Hall and Al Riley of Cottonwood. California, spent the past tour davs in mam am Falls. They came here for the luneral of Edward Vanderberg. John S. Osle son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Ogle, 620 Washing ton, and a recent graduate of Northrop Aeronautical Institute, Inglewood. California, has accept ed a position as Test Project En gineer at the California' Coopera tive wind Tunnel at Pasadojia. A graduate of KUHS and an army veteran, he attended the Univer sity of Oregon at Eugene previous to enrolling at Northrop. His pres ent employment was arranged through the Institute's graduate placement department. Cella lee Crown Mills home economist Irom Portland, will put on a demonstration of holiday bak ing at the VFW Hall, Wednesday, December 1, starting at 8 p.m.. sponsored by Cascade Home Fur nishings. Pie baking contest same evening get your free pie pan at the appliance store, 121 Norlb Fourth. Bazaar The Bonanza Wom en's Club annual bazaar will be held in the Bonanza library De cember 4 from l to 8 p.m. Free coffee will be served all afternoon. Clara Bold is general chairman, Langell Valley Red Cross Home Nursing Class will start Monday, November 29, at 1:30 at ihe parish Hall. The course will be six two hour meetings. Dorothy Rlsse is the instructor. There is no charge for instruction. Happy Hour Club will meet at the home of Mrs, Lee Bean. 222 North 5th, Tuesday, November 30 at 1:30 p.m. Home Hon Owings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owings, 1400 Nimitz, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents from SOC Ashland, where he is a freshman. Visiting Vernon Keirnes, son of Mrs. Ada Keirnes. 423l-2 North 10th was home for the holidays. He attends Loyola University in Los Angeles. A Son was born at noon Thanksgiving Day at Klamath Valley Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Clarke of Chiloquin. The baby weighed 6 lbs. 10 oz. Mrs Clarke's mother is Mrs. Azalia Freda Parazoo Curtis of Chiloquin Mothers Club of Sacred Heart Academy will hold a rummage sale Wednesday and Thursday, De cember 1 and 2, at the parish hall. Eighth and High, starting at s a.m. Home Mr. and Mrs. Myron Taylor and daughter, Joan, of Hen ley, returned Sunday night after spending the Thanksgiving weekend with relatives in Walla Walla, Washington. KASRU will meet Wednesday, December 1, at 8 p.m. in the Pi lots Club Lounge, municipal air port. Regular Mcetuif of the Pyth ian gtsiers will be held Wednes day. December 1 in the IOOF Hall. All members must be pres ent as officers for the coming yaar will be nominated. Baiaar The Congregational Church will hold a bazaar of fancy work and cooked food at Sears store on Saturday, December .4. 9 a.m. to s p.m. A New Horizon Club for freshman girls of ,KUHS will be organized Tuesday. November 30. A meeting will be held in the of fice of Naomi French 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. There will be election of of ficers and of two delegates to the cabinet, plans will be made to participate in the March of Dimes project. Home Donald L. Boudon. who Is attending Willamette University, Salem, spent the Thanksgiving hoi iday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Boudon, 2330 Oar- den Avenue, He was accompanied by college classmates, Rodney Mittlesdorf, Hermiston, Oregon, Wanda Lambrecht and Letty Henth, Salem. Rodney had a suc cessful goose hunt while here. A second son of Mr. and Mrs. Bou don, Robert, serving with the U.S. Navy, called his parents while on leave in Richmond, Virginia. It's a Boy for Mr. and Mrs. James Ivory, 850 Pacific Terrace, born November 27, and weighing 7 ids, aii oz. Named Michael Pat rick, he has an older brother and sister at home, Linda and James T. III. Paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. James T. Ivory Binghamton, New York; maternal grandmother is Mrs. Margaret amaney, uenver. Colorado. Storm Blasts Over Japan TOKYO un At least five per sons were Killed, 23 fishing boats .sunn, iiuuareus oi nomes destroy cd and manv rrmw minor! hv hut-. ricane winds that battered seven smaii islands lou miles south of loityo Sunday. Fifteen persons were missing. Communications wpr smahori The reports said winds up to 100 miles an hour were registered. Earlier, Kyodo News Service said 30 boats were searching the seas east of central Japan for five persons missing in the wake of the weekend's furious storm. Churchill Honored By Countrymen LONDON (l Britons set aside political differences Monday and got into a sentimental mood to salute Winston Churchill on his 80th birthday Tuesday. He spent a quiet weekend with his family at Chequers, the Prime Minister's official country resi dence, to rest up for the festivities that will be coupled with the for mal opening of a new session of parliament. The pro-labor Daily Mirror, which for months has been call ing Churchill too old to serve as Prime Minister and demanding he retire, said in a birthday tri bute "beyond all doubt he is the greatest Englishman of this cen tury." Sponsors of the Churchill birth day presentation fund disclosed they have received an anonymous donation of 11 Russian rubles. Another donor sent a check for 29,220 farthings one for each day of Churchill's life, and not forget ting the leap years. A farthing is a quarter of a British penny .and 29.220 of them are worth 485.22. Tuesday Churchill will be rep resented with an initial payment on the fund running into at least 100.000 pounds ($280.0001. It is ex pected he will use the fund, which may finally total 10 times that much, for student scholarships and other philanthroplcal projects. Two 90-lb birthday cakes have been baked one to be cut at a party in the houses of parliament, the other at a family party at 10 Downing Street. Famed Shakespearean Play Presented On Television NEW YORK, IH Is William Shakes near for the millions, or more specifically for television's millions of viewers? . Maurice Evans, Judith Anderson. NBC and the sponsors of Hall ol Fame tried nobly to prove that he is in a two-hour production of "Macbeth" yesterday. With "Macbeth" being the short est of the Bard's tragedies, they were able to present Shakespeare undiluted and unadorned with only minor cuts. The five-act play was the transitions from one scene to divided into two parts, and at times I the transitions from one scene to another seemed abrupt and hur ried, but on the whole the produo Klamath Falls WCTU To Meet Womens Christian Temperance Union will meet at lo a.m. Tues day at the home of Mrs. George Henninger, 2213 Eberlein. Members are asked to bring scissors and black thread for sew ing project on robes to be sent to Camp White. Also they are asked to bring sack lunches. Best-Known Home Remedy for suffering ol New Truck Firm Incorporated Articles of Incorporation - were filed in Salem last week for Red wood Mack Sales, Inc., Mack truck sales agency to be operated by Klamath Falls residents in Ar eata, California. Members of the firm are Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Ewing and Rus sell W. Jamison. David Ewing, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ewing will serve the agency as president. The senior Ewing will be vice presi dent and Jamison will act as sales manager. Mr. and Mrs. Jamison, who have lived in Klamath Falls since 1948, will leave in the next few days for Areata. David Ewing also will make his home there. Jamison has been associated with the Mack Company, operating out of Portland. The Ewings have been identi fied with the lumber industry here for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Jamison have sold their home at 2742 Hope Street. tion was noteworthy considering television's limitations of time and scope. Evans as Macbeth, a man of good intentions but pliable will, and Miss Anderson as Lady Macbeth, the iron-willed ambitious wife, dom inated the acting as the roles pro vided In the script written by Shakespeare In 1605. But they had strong support from fellow members of the cast, notably Staats Cottsworth as Banquo, House Jameson as Duncan and Richard Waring as Macduff. It would have been a production to remember If seen from the un disturbed quiet of a theater seat but In the informality of the living room it lost some ot the overpower ing gloom ot the original. Radio has the best chance since its early days to be creative, says Louis O. Cowan, who has been a major influence In both radio and FIRED PARIS (tl South Viet Nam's chief of state, ex-Emperor' Bao Dal, Monday fired his Communist- threatened country's army chief of staff, Oen. Nguyen Van Ninh. The action upheld Premier Ngo Dinh Diem, whoso authority Ninh had challenged for the past two monuis. W8CKS WVapoRub RubonRelief...Breathe in Relief For Hospital & Medical Expense Protection It's the EQUITABLE And JOHN HOUSTON television programming for more than a decade. Cowan, who has five shows on the air in this country and two in England, explains that with so much attention focused on TV, ra dio can afford to experiment as it did In the years before it became bound up in pat formulas. Although Cowan has some very successful commercial shows such as Stop the Music on CBS radio and ABC television, he generates the most enthusiasm for exploring new fields. He says he tries to turn out enough commercial shows to pay for the ones he likes best, wmcn ouen ao not attract spon sors. his pet project right now Is his Mahalia show on CBS radio Run. day nights. featuring Mahai. Jackson, Hegro gospel singer. in the first place," he declares, "Mahalia Jackson has one ot the great voices ot our time. However, the reason I became Interested in her was because she represents a surcease, a balm to people in these troubled times. "She not only has a great voice. but she's also a woman ot faith." Han Narlaaal Fire iasanao. ftt rise at. i fey! pi"- 9. fAST' SQUARE DANCE LESSONS Start Tues.-Red Barn It'i a 12 week binmr and nfrtilxr courw rhirHaf Tuesday at the Red Barn, Darrit, Calif, (ill Mayhaw is calling and inttiucting. Plan party and loam Hm mat popular dance in the country. 8 P.M., Tues., 30th-50c per lesson Pope Pius .XII Confined To Bed VATICAN CITY i Pope Pius XII has been confined to his bed and placed on a strict diet. This precaution was taken in the hopt of quickly restoring the strength of the fatigued and ailing 78-year-old head of the Roman Catholic Church. While Vatican sources empha sised there was no cause for un due alarm, the attitude of the Vat ican secretary of state's office was described as "neither too pessi mistic nor too optimistic' The Pontiff is again suffering from hiccups, an ailment that last January and February dangerous ly tapped his strength. A source close to him said he is having dif ficulty taking food by mouth. IN THE BAG FROM DREWS. S Columbiaknit SWEATERS $7.95 . "Fror" style 17 colors, hard finish, long wtaring. All gifts beautifully wrapped DREWS Manstore . 733 Main for the third year in a row -. . J -'if J I 2 5 y'n?rx.FWrL ' LINCOLN AGAIN WINS THE PAN AMERICAN ROAD RACE the world's most grueling en durance contest. For the 3rd straight year Lincoln has taken the first and second places in the stock car division. The course again lay over 1,908 miles of tire-tearing ' roads from Tuxtla Gutierrez to Juarez... through blistering tropic heat at sea level ...to freezing mountain weather 10,000 feet up. 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