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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1954)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1954 IIERALil AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAJ,f S.- OKfifSM PACE SEVEN 's"saeaK, G t ' . : automobiles. iState Game Officials Plan Battle For Loaded Gun Law y I! Br PAt-'L W. HARVEV JR. .coyote and other predalory an!-; there have teen nine fatal and 35! Siate Budget Director L. J. ' ,3( 'SALEM iet- T!ie Gime Com-finnls. jnon-fatai gun accidents to hunters j Young says he'll have the new I jj-ntfaalen is getting ready or the commission nil! make an- !t!l J the state. Of these, two lslate budget completed by Dec. , vVj tWr1 round to " tten,Pl 10 mtke iother try next month when the 185S '! d three noo-fatai accidents ;it won l oe a nlce Christmas ores- . " - j .irfiiismiure meeis. - j "'b tuv lor tne u'Kbiaturf. eimer. son's expenses win Be itse.aw.tnt) oatue to pass a sales fax, already 2 per ceul sales tax wouifi raise snore than its revenues. Aixiut foil.- jdejeated Jive times by the people. i8,0s)e,9sjQ a year. If she' people 000,000 of this could be raised by B,pubton te li!e S.pprav a, the slat would be a property ta. iLesisiature has foini.slpnl'v lavnr. Iroliuw in nionev. That means that ttO .000,050 ot , 5. Ux rjeajucrais j u surf, , tai exempted food have fought it. iuoturm. in grocery stores. H sUB The State Tax Commission saya Uauid raise 115,000,000 year. new revenue, or f l$,090.00a.a year. will have to be found from new tax sources. Where will the Legislature ,get a year more? nh. ..,ieci ,i, w gUIlS in CATS, i . . .v.. . S15.Q0a.Q0Q UIC lira. VKU rUUllU.t ia it ii 1 , !DAvVinLI, Ol.HLS' , ' , t , . , t rt.au. K n.ttuo nnrl (niinlii r-1 MM legislatures UW !" ""S i'wSS l...Tl" "mmiss.on points out that iy"lLu"'""'s "?'-t!.'Tl" " 1 3 a; rut MnviRPM hv Ealm' nrnoAn . . ... . i waxnmartnn. fiftiimmi - nnrl ntnnv - -. c " nagihs anrt tniiirfK milr tt aclir ; ' - - --- ..... .. ranchers tiiat such a law would i M : "(J, ouicr states don't permit loaded as to require that such guns irm.s be broken down or put iu a case. ! The commission feels that urtien you nave a loaded gun in j-or PVT. RICHARD S. WALKER. USMC, Camp Pendleton,, California, hat returned to his base after spending 10 days leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Newton Walk er, 2330 Oak Street. make it impossible for them to curbHJJe UBiau.jui prMtlce of huni. ins from automobiles. Lakeview High Plans Concert LAKEVIEW A Christmas con cert by the Lakeview High School ,Ji ,r ..t' SIMILAR BILL A similar bill was introduced its the House in J93J. 11 died in the ;csr. tiiere's a strong temrnalion to f,;hh i , H aatv wiiitM,w- PATRICIA HICKEY, WAC, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hickey, Gilchrist, com pleted basic raining at Fort McClellan, Alabama, recent ly and has been assigned to Fort Mae Arthur, California, at clerk-typist. She is e graduate of Gilchrist High School. at the December 20 PTA meeting, according to Mr. and Mrs. Car ter Petsch, PTA co-presidents. The concert will be at 8 o'clock at the Bernard Daly School, James Armcni, band director, announces the band selections will include: "The Christmas Suite idr Band," two processional marches, 'Joy to the World," and "Angles We Have Heard on High." The woodwind quintet will play 1 i wonoer as i wanaer" ana me brass sextette, "The Holly and the Ivy." Glenn Parkinson will play a horn solo, ''Holy Night." The chorus, directed by Robert Bhotwell, will sing "On This Good I Christmas Morn," "Away in a iManger," "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming" and "Silent Night." A vocal solo, "No Candle Was There and No Fire," will be sung by Joyce Dunham. - Two numbers, "winter Wonder land" and "There's a Song in the Air" will be given by the girls' sextette. Mrs. Rex Stephens, PTA hosnl. tallty chairman, has . appointed moMiers from the fifth and sixth grade rooms to be hostesses for the coffee hour after the concert. House Fish and Game Commiuec. In 1953, the Game Commission introduced the bill in the Senate. The Senate Game Committee rec ommended that it be defeated. The it. Eastern Oregon's eight senators lined up 1 to 1 against the bill. The ranchers say that when they roam their ranges in their auto mobiles, they must have their guns loaaed. If they spot a coyote, tnere isn't time to load the gun before shooting. So far, this argument has sounded nood to the Leaislature. The Game Commission reports if8?? o0",1" rc.isimui: mils lime. grab H and bang away when you see a deer. The. law says jou cau't , shoot from & car. j Another argument is that such ; law would help the police trap criminals. . i Criminals usually keep their Runs ! loaded. li it becomes iliegS to i transport loaded guns, that would give the police cause to pick up ' Former Klamath Resident Dies Word has been received of the death on December 7 at The Dalles, of a former resident of Klamath County, Henry Francis Ezell, who farmed near Klamath Palls on Summers Lane for many years. He lived here for 45 years until August of this year. He was 78 years old. Mr. Ezell was born at Gardner, ville. Nevada, September 15, 1878. Funeral serivces were held in Tha Dalles December 10. Surviving , are a brother, James M. Ezell of The Dalles, a niece and six nephews. Relatives here Include a sister-in-law, Mrs. Magdeline Ezell, three nephews, Stanley, Wesley and Irving Ezell and a niece, Mrs. Beulaa Cotter. ' RECOGNITION NEW DELHI (in India has decided to extend de facto recog nition to the Indochina kingdom of Laos and will establish a con sulate general there in the next few months. Deputy Foreign Min ister A. K, Chanda announced Wednesday. MOVIE BELGRADE, Yugoslavia IB Michael Todd, the American pro ducer, says he has obtained for free the help of Yugoslavia's army in producing a movie here based on Leo Tolstoy's novel "War and Peace." Christmas Piano Recital Planned LAKEVIEW Pupils Of Mrs. Herbert H. Sanderson will appear in her annual Christmas tree piano recital December. 18 at 8 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church. Students playing are: Bruce MacKay, Linda Fletcher, John Bach, Pat Hanson,- Miriam GriT fin, Gordon Griffin, Mary Alice Stephens, James Griener, Dennis Hanson, Graham Mercer, Judy Kelso, Ann Mercer, Ruthie Trox- ell, David Morris, Sharon Wal lace, Kerry Adams, Carol Kelso, David Brattain, Leslie Miller, Su san Brattain, Barbara Knudson, Richard Taylor, Loraa Toner, Sharon , Drlnkwater, Msrjery Blair. Mary Lee Sroville, Arpad Kovacsy, David Griilin, Craig MacKay and Susan Julier. Featured on the program will be two piano numbers in four, six, eight and twelve hands, vocal numbers and a pipe organ solo. criminals. The chances that the Legislature might pass the Jaw are brighter now, but it's a question if .tlicy are ongnt enough. For one thing. have fewer because the Legislature has been reapportioned. ( SUICIDE . j TOKYO Wl The suicide rate in, the land of hara kiri spurted -io; a postwar high bf 54 persons a day average ouring ine llrst five months of this year. The Welfare Ministry said the rate was up to 20.3 from last year's 1S.6 per 100. 000 population. It blamed econom ic distress. . INVESTIGATION HAKODATE, Japan tffi A 817 ton training ship from Hokkaido University's fisheries department left Wednesday to Investigate tuna fishing grounds in the Indian Ocean, Kyodo News Services reported. ff II The Guiding Star ... an inspiring Christmas film also The Last Prophetic Date" Evangelist A. O. Sage wiil dramoticolly reveal The Last Great Dare in Bible Prophecy. . Friday, Dec, 17th Picture 7 p.m. O Lecture 8 p.m. "The Seventh Day" Adventist Church Main and Mortimer KIRKPATRICKS' East Side Appliances IE. 1 MAJOR APPLIANCE OFF THIS SENSATIONAL OFFER GOOD ONLY FRI. NiTE, DEC. 17 KIRKPATRICKS last Side Appliances 7th end Klomeh Phone 8886 FEE . 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