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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1955)
MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE County Fair Record Set VREKA The three-day Siski you County fair which closed Sun day evening drew an attendance ol approximately 20.00 persons, or nearly double any previous year's crowd. The King Sisters and Kenny McCell's orchestra were leatured attractions in addition to the (air exhibits and the 4-H and FFA live stock auctions. Crippled Ship Towed To Port LONDON W) A crippled British freighter was pulled uncertainly toward shelter Mondav. Her cap tain and riale finally had to quit the ship after 53 hours alone aboard her gale-battered bridge. The 7,133-ton Argobeam made a slow progress as the little salvage tug Salveda towed her through 18 foot Atlantic seas toward the Scot tish shore nearly 200 miles away. When the water rise in the en gine room and the Argooeam be gan to list heavily to port, her tkipper, 46-year-old Capt. George Wilson, and chief officer Kenneth Seaman left ship Sunday night. They boarded the salvage tug. The Argobeam was put out of ac tion by an engine room fire Friday. ncr crew was taKen aboard the Swedish passenger liner Kungs-j holm, en route to New York, but wnson ana beama insisted on re maining on board. Lake Telephone Hearing Planned Charles H. Hcltzel. Oregon pub lic utilities commissioner, has scheduled a hearins in the Lake County Courthouse in Lakcview on' Wednesday, September 7, to con sider possible changes in service arrangements by West Coast Tele phone Company in thai district. The commissioner is investigat ing all areas served by West Coast Telephone in respect to service arrangements. The hearing in Lake view will begin at 8:30 a.m. la the Angus class, the senior beef championship went to Carl and Jessie Hammond of Etna, who exhibited the champion and reserve champion Angus bull and champion and reserve champion Angus cow. W. C. Gover of Anderson In Shas ta fTniintv une - ifarAA nk-.n -j. .-biuiu itiamijiuu and reserve champion ribbons tor his Hereford bull and Hereford cow. The highest price in the 4-H and PFA auction held Sunday evening was paid lor prime Hereford beet by Pacific Packing Company of Gazelle. An animal raised by Mel anie Dudley of the Gazelle 4-H Club brought 34 cents a pound. The champion and reserve cham pion I'FA beef was a black Angus raised by Clyde Hammond of the Etna FFA chapter, purchased for 32'; cents a pound by Saleway Stores, Inc. Champion and reserve champion 4-H beef was raised by Carl Ham mond Jr., of the EUia 4-H Club, and brought 26 cents a pound from Cox Brothers of Merrill, purchaser. In the Saturday afternoon parade, the best marching outfit award went to Ross Neilon Post Drum and Bugle Corps of Vreka. The award for the most unusual entry went tn Vi-H ni,p,., c f.,- t.. covered wagon float. The Sifkivou Wonderland Accordion Band was judged the best musical organi- r.iuiuu in me paraae. DKATHS ZERMATT, Switzerland W Al len Crawford, 22, of Denver, Colo., nnd a 19-y e a r-old Englishman, Hoderick Phillips, fell 3.000 feet to their deaths while returninir lrom the summit of Ihe 13,500 foot Matterhorn Friday, police re ported Monday. The two men were relatively inexperienced climbers, the police said, but made the dan gerous ascent without guides. Nazarene Church To Hold Rally A missionary rally will be con ducted at the First Church of the Nazarene. Garden and Martin streets. Friday night at 7:30 It will be led by Mrs. Harold Priddy. district president of the Nazarene Foreign Missionary So ciety. . She will be accompanied by Mrs. Velma Dowd. the society's vice president, and Marilyn Schmelzen bach, who, as a missionary's daugh ter, spenl 14 years in Africa's pri mitive mission field. The latter is making prepara tion to return to the field where she will spend her life The public is invited. FREE ESTIMATE on ROOFING ASBESTOS SIDING INSULATION CEMENT FOUNDATIONS No Down Payment Payments as low as $5 a month ROGERS ROOFING Phone 8866 'V - V IRENE BARR. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barr, Tulelake, left August 20 for Oakland to enter the Kaiser Founda tion School of Nursing for training. Her course at the Kaiser Foundation, which is attached to the Permanante Hospital in Oakland, will be completed in three years when she will be capped as an R.N. Fire Destroys Oregon Mill RAINIER, Ore. in Fire blamed on sparks from a welder's torch destroyed the Van Fleet Lumber Co. sawmill here Sunday. Damage was estimated unofficial ly at l2-niillion dollars. Members of a maintenance crew repairing a carriage m ttie mill said the sparks touched off a small blaze which spread quickly out ot i control. It brought firemen from Rainier and from nearby Longview and Keiso, Wash., who battled lor two hours to keep n from spreading to 3'i million board feet of lumber on ad.ioining docks. The llames were confined to the sawmill and a portion of the cocks. Firemen saved the planing mill. Resident manager H. W. Hum Iston s&id the plant was valued at two million dollars. He estimated value of the sawmill at I'j million dollars and lumber on the docks at $200,000. Humiston said mast of the loss was covered by insurance. Ten persons were treated for minor burns suffered fighting the blae. CHARGE TOKYO Ml Communist China charged Mouday the United States Is "studying plans" to establish military air fielas In South Vie; Nam. A Peipinj Radio broadcast said U. S. military personnel "have been inspecting sites. Vmh Leng, Ha Tien, Rach Gia and Sac Trang. YMC A Sponsors Family Camp The Klamath County YMCA is sponsoring a family camp over the Labor Day weekend at Camp Mc Laughlin on Lake O' The Woods, Paul Campbell, executive secre tary has announced. ' The camp, first of its kind spon sored by the "Y", is open to all member. and friends. It will in clude boating and swimming, eve ning .impure programs, Sunday evening vespers and hiking. Full details may be obtained from the YMCA. 'WOUKS BURNED VIENNA. Austria ' The War saw Chemical Works at Grodzisko Mnzowieckie near the Polish cap ital was destroyed by lire Sunday, I Radio Warsaw reported Monday. Youths Hurt In Stolen Car Two teen-agers, Joy riding In a stolen Cadillac, came to grief early Sunday morning when the automo bile went out of control and plunged down a 60-foot embankment on the outskirts of Klamalli Falls. The 17-year-old driver of the stolen vehicle suffered broken 'eg and his 13-year-old companion were severely cut and bruised. According to state police, the ac cident occurred a quarter of a mile north of the Intersection of Biehn Street and Highw ay 97 short ly after 4 a.m. Sunday. The boy with the broken leg ad mitted to officers that he stole the automobile from the Jim -Winde Motor Co. lot at 1330 Main Street. He was taken to Klamath Valley Hospital In s Kal;r ambulance. The other boy was released to his parents after being cited for violation of curfew regulations. State police said their investiga tion revealed the boys, who were traveling north, had Just passed another automobile at about 65 miles and hour when the machine went out of control and started to sway. A few seconds later 16 plunged down the embankment. Go SAFECO Check with JERRY THOMAS INS. 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