TUESDAY. AUGUST 9, mm
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
MEMBERS OF AERIE NO. 2090, Fraternal Order of Eagles,
represented by President Charles N, Samuclson, gave a check
for $212.30 to Mrs. M. E. Cooper, to be used for hospital care
for Mrs. Joe Madesh, young Klamath Falls matron, ill with can
cer. The fund has now reached approximately $1300. Mrs.
Madesh was cared for for some time at the Cooper home,
now is being returned by friends to San Francisco for further
treatment after a short visit with her four children in Jerome,
Idaho. Funds for her further care will be received by Mrs. M.
E. Nieodemus, 511 Eldorado Street or Mrs. C. H. Bussman,
2219 Radcllffe Avenue. Contributions have been made by the
Lava Beds Aggies, 4-H Club, Tulelake, Merrill VFW Pt,
Eagles Lodge, Klamath Falls, the Klamath Falls Business and
Professional Women's Club and numerous individuals.
No Shorts For
Chicago Police
CHICAGO rUP It was a nice
cool idea while It lasted, but Po
lice Commissiuucr Timothy O'Con
nor has vetoed Bermuda shorts lor
Chicago's policemen during the
Hummer,
"I attended the Chicago Patrol
men s Association golf tourna
ment," O'Connor said, "and never
saw such knobby knees, such hairy
legs and varicose veins so big."
DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P, M.
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JAMES
STEWART
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MEN
FROM
IARAMIE
Rancher KilEed
In Deer Mishap
LAKEPORT (UP) John Ban
chero, ail. retired Middlctown
rancher, was killed and another
hunter was wounded on the opening
day of the deer season Saturday,
the Luke County sherili's ollicc re
ported today.
B:-r.::iii'rn was shot in the chest
by an unidentified hunter nine
miles south of his home. Mean
while, L. Duncan Hanks, 35, San
Pablo, was shot in the abdomen
by another unidentified hunter 15
miles southeast of Middletown.
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PARIS I Full-fronted Gina
Lollobilgida paraded through Paris
Sunday to help advertise her new
picture but the public still will
have lo pay to see the Italian
movie queen In tights.
Press iiKcnls had said Gina
would ttlve a preview of how she
looks In the movie "Trapeze." be
ing shot here Willi Gina, Burl Lan
caster aii( Tony Curtis. But she
10 a lull-skirled dress.
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Man Shot In Triangle Row
' LOl'ISVILLE, Ky. One, Ballinger sold he fired a j,
man !ell dead as guiuire flared caiiber pistol when Mays s:artea
Sundav when two men discovered j toward him,
that both were paying the renl on. Detectives quoted the worn,
tn apartment lor the same ; identified as Miss Vivian Cotton
woman. s fa'mS she had night
Charged with murder was 62-year-old
Wil'lam Ballinger.
Ballinger told homicide detectives
be found Shiley Lee Mays, 25.
Jeffersontown. Ky., alone and
asleep at the apartment of the
25-vear-old woman early Sunday.
Ballinger said Mays woke up
end asked him what he was doing
there.
"I pay the rent here," Ballinger
said.
"I pay the rent too," Mays replied.
at her father's home.
BODY FOUND
NILE3 (UP) Sheriff's deputies
today recovered the body of seven,
year-cld Harold Moore, Oakland,
from Nilea Creek after a six-hou?
search at Hunter's Park where the
boy had gone on a picnic yesterijv
with his father, William, a widower
An underwater team found the
tody at 1 a.m. in eight feet of i,
ter near the spot where he lisi
had been seen.
GOO BLESS AtaM 'H DAD MOTHS GUY 7HAT FIXES OUR TV..
Demo Tells Of Candidate Fears
WASHINGTON tpi Sen. Kerr the world and domestic situations
D-Oklu) said Monday Democrats
are not nearly as afraid President
Eisenhower will run again as a
Republican is afraid he won't.
Kerr s statement, maae m an
interview. jwa.s prompted by con
tinuing discussions, among Repub
licans -and Democrats about
Eisenhower's observation last week
that he could make his decision
now if he could accurately foresee
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and his own health.
Sen. Mundt (R-SD) said that as
he interprets Eisenhower's remarks
"they add up to the simple con
clusion that he will run again.
"The world situation and the
domestic situation will need his
attention after '56." Mundt said
I think the President will be
convinced of that when the time
comes.
"As for his health, we all know
that his health isgood and that
he feels fine."
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