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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1955)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1955 TAGS TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON School Term Opening Seen DUNSMUIR The Dunsmuir Elementary School will open the fall term en Auxuat M with m staff of 80 teachtra. according to Roger T. Ellis, principal. The early ooeninx will allow for auspension el classes during se vere weauier jd ue winter. Kindergarten teachers will be Mrs. Lulu Thornton and Mrs. Lois Bechtel; first grade, Mrs. Anne Krhart, Mrs. Nina Barr and Mrs. Veronica Kelby; aecond grade, Mrs. Eleanor Vaughn: Mrs. Bar : bars Stewart; and Mrs. Alice Jane Eachus; third grade. Mrs. Celesta Wyatt: Mrs. June Cravens, Mrs. Bernadlne Nelson. maged Cars Da In Collision Two cars were badly damaged, but the drivers miraculously es caped injury in a crash on High way 97 near Chiloquln Junction Tuesday morning. Slate police said a southbound car driven by George D. Guern sey, Lemoore, Calliornia, collided with another southbound car driv en by Art Badorelt, 6034 Harlan Drive. The crash occurred while Guern sey was passing Badorelc who tlartcd to make a turn into the Jackson ranch. The Guernsey car hit the left front fender of the other car and then went out of control and came to a halt 100 feet off the road In a field. Neither driver was cited, police said. Both cars were towed to garag es, Ranch Worker Loses Hand MERRILL A Merrill Tanch worker is recovering at Klamalh Valley Hospital from an accident Friday in which his right hand was severed at the wrist. Mike Geraghty. It, was Injured by the blades of a hay chopper while working for his brother, Lawrence Geraghty, Merrill dairy man, near Merrill. Occurring about t p.m., the mo tor of the hay chopper had been turned off, but Geraghty's hand was placed beneath the blades be fore they had stopped revolving. Geraghty' presence ot mind fol lowing the accident prevented se vere bleeding as he held the ar tery at hi elbow until aid arrived. Fourth grade Mrs. Yvette Stone, Mr. John Lunar, Mrs. Edith El liott; filth grade, Mrs. Ethel Kern, Richard Brunjes. Mrs. Carol De Woll; sixth grade, Mrs. Adelaide Lee. Jerome Derylo: seventh giade, Mrs. Helen Bell and Glen Mlnuth; eighth grade, Albert Marske, Fred Rasmussen and Paul Lewis. Walter Butcher teaches shop, Wayne Turner, band and Mrs. Dorothy Delgado is teacher-at-large. Mrs. Wayne Turner will handle clerical work; Henry Riley, custodian work; and Harry Ben der, bus driver. At a recent meeting of the ele mentary school board a budget of (214.000 was adopted for the 1M5 58 school year. Dr. Herschel Mere dith, board member, was delegat ed to Bee that all possible meas ures were taken to eliminate the hazard of speeding trucks at the school crossing. Siskiyou Fair Plans Grow DUNSMUIR Andrew Corfee, chairman of Dunsmuir's participa tion committee, saya Dunsmuir will be well represented at the Siskiyou County fair on August 20 and 21. , A group of citizens, principally merchants and members of local service clubs, are sponsoring a booth. IL will be designer by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Campbell, who have been constructing- prjze-wlnning floats for Railroad Days for sev eral years. Timbo and his Tamborino show will also be part of the fair enter tainment. Andrew Coffee as Timbo, the clown, has been a featured attraction at Railroad Days, Klam ath Basin Roundup and the Quincy Fair so far this year. Idaho Power York Starts BOISE, Jtaho ift The Idaho T'ower Co. will begin work on the flst ot thice dama authorized In the Hells Canyon Teach of the Snake River as oon aa the Fed eral Power Commission approves final design plans, company presi dent T. E, Boach said Tuesday. Roach aald work will start first at Brownies Dam to be followed "as soon as possible" by construc tion at Oxbow, Construction of the low Hells Canyon Dam will follow as rapidly as required by the txpandlng needs of the company's service area and of the Northwest Power Pool." Roach outlined company plans at a directors' meeting during which the company formally ac cepted an FFC license authorizing the three dams. Actors Face Red Probe WASHINGTON (UP) Some 30 Broadway personalities have been subpoenaed by House Investigators for hearings starting Monday in New York on Communist activities in TV, radio and the theater. Included are Jerome Chodorov, who wrote the stage and screen versions of "My Sister Eileen," and comedian Zero Mostel, Actor- producer Sam Jaffe and folksing- ers Lee Hays and Peter beeger also arc on the list. Chairman Francis E. Walter (D Pa) said the hearings, by a three man House Un-American Activi ties Subcommittee, are a continua tion of inquiries into Red activi ties in Hollywood, and should have the same result. I expect we'll find," he said, "that a lot of people in the enter- Jatnment business who have been Communists have used large in comes they got from entertain ment to further the Communist cause.' Troop Three Wins Comp Olympics Winner of the annual Camp Olympics of Klamalh County's Boy Scout was won by Troop 3, spon sored by the Klamath Falls Lions Club. The week-long events took place last week at Camp Mnkualla on Crescent Lake where the scouts are holding their annual camping session. Dr. Richard L. Currln is scout master of Troop 3. Stocks Stay Steady Today NEW YORK (UP) Stocks steadied today, gaining fractions to a point or more In early deal ings after a two-dtiy decline had slashed nearly three billion dol lars from the value of all listed issues. Aircraft stocks, one of the new strong spots in the mid.it of yes terday's selling, continue In de mand and rnn up gnins rnnglng to ! ' points in Boeing at 61; 3 in United at H'i, and 7, In Douglas at 10'!,. Oils had some good performers with Standnid of Cnliiornla up a point, to 0' j, Socony Mobil 'i to 60! . Dti Pont ran up '!' n to 216J4. Union Carbide and Allied Chemi cal firmed. Chrysler, selling ex - dividend. Rnlncd to but General Motors dipped lo I2IP4. Steels were linn with Bethlehem up to 144 and U.S. steel 'i to 61V Cub Scouts From Mocdoel Tour WTC MACDOEL Cub Scouts Of Den s of the Dorrls Cubs loured the Vryrrhncuser Timber Company plant In Klamalh Pslls Thursday. Muccloel Ciib.s making the trip Included Craig and Rvan Farnnm. i,arry Myers, Jim CliUIm. Kcn neth Holmes, Richard Holden, C'hailrs Cross nnd Dale Johnson. Transportation was llirmshed by Mr.. Don Guttm, rien mother, nnd hr assistant, Mrs. Lorraine Kainam. Rcgi Dunsmuir Bike jisfrarion On nilNRMUin Youngster of Punsmmr who have not yet had their hievclea registered and in speclrd for safetv are asked In tlie niinsmulr police lo report to the elementary school mounds at fi p in. Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. For the past month police have been Instructing young blrvrle n. ders In the safe use of their M'htclcs, providing scotch hunt strips and registering blcvclrs lor easier tracing In ve ot ihrlt About 100 youngsters have par ticipated in the safety campaign thus far, Police Chief Lee Clark said. Driver Cited In Troffic Mishap A car crash Tuesday afternoon near Seventh Street and Klamalh Avenue resulted in the citation of one of the drivers lor (ailing to j yield the right of way. City notice cited Wanda M. Biidorek, 26. (if 5034 Harlan Drive. who. they said, pulled out from a parking space and crashed into the muvliig. car of Gladys Lajune Older, H4I7 Eherlein Avenue. 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