PAGE SIXTEEN
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1955
HERALD ACT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. 6REG0N
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Sicilian' Farmer Puts In
Hard Life Wresting Crops
From Tough Side Of Etna
ZAFFERANA ETNA. Sicily fP. I trails twisliiw throuEh the hard.
Giovanni Barbagallo Janus on' lava bed;.
ihe aide of a volcano. "Most ol the wav is by hall light.
Year Jier year he has felt the We start long before dawn We
earth tremble beneath his feet, have to carry blankets and looa
teen flames lash 500 feet into the lor a welc on our backs, to avoid
air hls-h above hi farm, watched ! making the trip daily."
the red glow of lava creep oown Giovanni plants mostly rye. be
upon his ochard. Why does hej'w" rows of his apple ano mi',
stay? ; Irees.
The 60-year.old farmer shrueged ' 11 not ordinary lanning.
as he watched the latest eruption ","v""". W"-
of Mt. Etna '"se a plow " El,,a- Her nlcie '5
Us a living. I. spade by hand. nh muscle. Bui
"I Inherited the farm from my ihe volcanic soil is rich. Crops
father before ine. If I leit. I would are good."
be unemployed. There would be 1
nothing for me to band on to my I
sons." I
Danger? The bronzed farmer
thought a moment.
"I resent Mrs. Ridgeley's gossip concerning me, and I
demand equal time under the drier!"
CI Club To Hold Dance
"I have seen too many eruptions
to give much thought to the dan-
ger,
Movie No Good,
So Malt Tossed
SALT LAKE CITY. '.4V-Now take
"The worjit is the work. Il hard! adults: If they don't like a movie
f arming up here. It is backbreak they get up and leave. But not this
insr hard. 6-year-old Salt Lake City boy.
There a aort of lamilv tra-i Officials of the Utah Theater said
dition. following the old pattern,
like all of us who climb the moun
tain to our farm from Zafierana
or Milo or Fornczzo or Passo
ptftciaro or Linguaglossa.
"I was only 10 when I first
started making the climb, to help
my father.
"I can never tell you of the
weariness, the long, long walk up' leased him to his parents,
he was sitting in the front row of
the movie eating a frosted malt.
Then, apparently vexed, the boy
pitched the malt right at the $3,000
screen. It hit six feet up and
trickled slowly across Henry Fonda
and an all-star cast in "Mr.
Roberts."
Police arrested the boy. then re
tch and Pin
Phent Jin
KLAMATH FALLS
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
WHEN YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT WARDS
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FORT KLAMATH An open all
dance will be held Saturday eve
ning, August 27, on the pavilion
mi the clubhouse, sponsored bv the
Civic Improvement Club. Plans
were formulated at a meeting ol
club members Thursday evening.
Music for dancing will be
furnished by Mrs. Hoy Deffen
bacher, piano: Clifford Sargent,
guitar, both of Chiloquin. and Or
ville Knlghtpipe, saxophone, Klam
ath Agency.
Mrs. Ernest L. Reese and Mrs.
Turkey
Rough
On
Road
Ober Brown will be In charge of
refreshments. At the ticket gale
will be Mrs. Joanne Taylor and
Mrs. William A. Page. Mrs. El
more Nicholson and Mrs. Gene A.
Page will draw the advertising
posters
At the Thursday meeting, plans
were also discussed for the club's I
annual bazaar. Committees were
named and the date will be set at ,
the club's next meeting, to be held
Friday afternoon, August 19. I
The August 4 meeting enoea
with refreshments served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Earl M. Jackson
and Mrs. Allen Summers. High
light was a decorated, lighted sur
prise cake presented to the presi
dent, Mrs. Harold L. Wimer,
whose birthday anniversary fell on
the same day as the club meeting.
ISTANBUL, Turkey W Turkey,
southeastern anchor of NATO, Is
traveling an increasingly rocky
economic road.
Prices are rising. Shortages have
developed in some food and indus
trial Items. The country has ex
hausted Its foreign exchange and
loreign credit ic dryine up. It is
already heavily in debt.
Premier Adnan Menderes has
Inaugurated a series ol measures
designed to ease the situation
chiefly a crackdown on hoaidcrs
and speculators.
Western diplomats have been
iti-cing even more drastic mca
tures.
Ironically, Turkey's problems
stem iroin Its own great energy,
ambition and deslro Ui complete
the modernization begtia .32 ypnrs
ago by Kemal Atatlirk. Since then
Turkey has achieved remarkable
economic progress lor an under
developed, predominantly agricul
tural nation.
Menderes Is pushing a develop
ment progrHin that includes con
struction of five hydroelectric
plants, 16 cement factories, sugar
refineries, new port facilities, rail
lines and roads. All this has been
heavy drain on the treasury and
on foreign earnings nnd credits.
Boy Injured In
Bike Accident
Charles Nida, 12-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Nida of the
Stewart Lennox Addition is still In
a serious condition at Klamath
Valley Hospital following a bike
automobile collision August 5.
Tile boy met a car driven by
Everett Randolph Jr., 19-years-old
at the Intersection of Douglas and
Granite streets about 3 p.m. and
was thrown violently to the pave
ment. He suffered multiple head
injuries and hns not regained con
sciousness. The accident occured
half a block from his home.
Slate police Investigated the ac
cident. No charge was filed against
Randolph.
INVKSTKiATE
SAN FRANCISCO tUP) The
Fire Department arson squad to
day Investigated a two alarm fire
that damaged the roof of the Swilt
Co. warehouse here last night,
the second blaze within 24 hours
In Butchortown.
The fire was brought under con
trol In 15 minutes by more than
100 fire fighters. A fire at the H,
Moflat Co. moat plant yesterday
resulted In Injury to five firemen
and do, 000 damage.
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