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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1955)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 19515 PAGE FOURTEEN Here Is A Glance Around The United States Capital Bv HARMAN W. NICHOLS I'nited Freu bull Correipundent WASHINGTON (UP ) What's rew in Washington: . When the visiting Russian farm ers were here, there was a big hoe down at the Soviet embassy. There were a lew red faces. The embas. sy had run out of forks. The wife of au American newspaperman who had been Invited spoke light ly to a waiter. The white coat (who turned out 1o be an American working lor the caterer) said in a whisper. Weed School Faculty Named WEED Gerald Kubll. prlncl nal of the Weed High School an nounced the faculty roster of the school this week and Septem ber 6 as the opening day of the school term. Short session classes beginning at 8 a.m. and assembly are scheduled for the first day. Kubll, wno finished the past term on the Mnrysville faculty, as dean of students and history ami physical education teacher, moved his family to Weed this summer. He was a resident of Mount Shas ta for 10 years, graduating from high school there and a resloent of Weed from 1939-43. Except for Kubll who replaces Dale Owen, resignea, oniy one other change Ic noted on the Weed faculty. David Tolle, leach ing English, Journalism and ar rangement of the Year Book, comes from Loynllon and replaces Mrs. Maxwell Vandevert who ha3 recently moved to Redding. The remainder of the Weed fac ulty will include Wayne Dove, mathematics; Mrs. Leslie Ewlng, social studies and girls physical education; Mrs. William Hughes, Spanish and commercial studies: Mort Kaer, boys physical educa tion, mathematics: Robert Line- bargcr, science: Mrs. Marjorle Mccracken, English; Olno Michel son, vice-principal, mathemathlcs; bookkeeping; Tom Pemberton, in o'listrlal arts; Wyna Scott, com mercial; Alton Shipman, social studies; Mrs. Alton Shipman, home economics; David Shatter, music. "I'll call the Kremlin. You'll have a fork In IS minutes." In two min utes the man was back. With tork- Tnat same day there was a, press conference at the embassy, something had happened to the air cooling system. The reporters were complaining. The stock answer came from a Russian reporter who always cov ers Mr. Eisenhower's press con ferences in the old State Depart ment building, "Ike's little hovel is never air-conditioned." The Library of Congress is dis- nnnnmtr! becaH HO SUDliCationS hnu hin made for sons titles for nunlcanes Connie and Diane, The copyright section naa nsm u uu before hurricane Hazel was out of the cradle. THn irmu Qua rlermaster ComS is nrAuri that, ti ha fed and clothed the Army since 1716. It now lceds more man mree mil lion people a day. The food bill fnr lni.1. fftll'ttl VPBr Wat 30 mllllOn dollars. And that's a lot of gro ceries, i The Quartermaster Corps also I would like us taxpayers to know that It kicked in $509,481 for feed- ing and bedding 143 horses, 5;' J, mules. 1715 dogs. And that also, includes feeding 15G0 pigeons, by , actual count. ; I 1 I JL J it... -m-- jr. v" 1 RACING SYSTEM VANOUVER, B. C, (UP) Mr. nd Mrs. Ivan H. Crooks, of Vic toria, came up with a new system for handicapping the ponies yester day and It won them $2575.10. The couple held Identical tickets on the daily double at Exhibition Park Race Track. They said they used "Ihe Chinese alphabetical system' to pick the winning combination. Judith Dunkle. a flashy little brunette, who is the 1955 "Misi Washington, D.C.", posed for a phony picture, wearing a couple of dozen pairs of eyeglasses all over her pretty frame. She had a mind, the press agent said, to pic sent a pair of specs to each of the II judges in the Miss America contest in Atlantic City starting Labor Day. The glasses and 20 cents will get any contestant a; ride to the end of the streelcaij line here. The goggles of course; were a gag. j Lvndon Johnson, the majority leader in the Senate, took a breather back home In Texas. Hi hadn't boon off the airplane 10 minutes before he dialed Wash ington and had his staff working on things he had "forgotten to do" before he left the capital. He said he had been reading up a lot 01 things on the plane. Volchl'i gives green stamps on (SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS and all other supplies. 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Other officers elected during the coming year are Mrs. C. Bui Larlcin, first vice president; Mrs. Lawrence French, second vice president; Mrs. Gino Carnini, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ed Bell, re cording secretary; and Mrs. Harold Goalee, treasurer. Here Is What Some Of The People In Today's News Said Br UNITED PRESS Former President Truman com menting on statements by Repub lican National Chairman Leonard Hall: "I understand Hall is having a conniption fit over what I said at French Lick. A stuck pi always squeals." Cherie Bowers, Miss Arkansas of 1955. complaining that she could find no restaurant open near her hotel when she got up at 6 a.m. "Not even coffee at that hour of the morning." William B. Westbrook. chief clerk in the Illinois Automobile Department, complaining about Ohio "axle-mile" taxes: "They're saying 'Let's have a duck dinner, but you bring the duck.' " Andrew Kay after being arrest ed by a New York policeman who found him with S10 worth of strong cheese allegedly taken from a delicatessen: "I found the cheeses lying on the sidewalk so I picked them up to take home and make cheesebur gers, I like cheeseburgers." Psychiatrist Dr. Milton R. Sap Irstein on the strain a woman goes through in decorating her home: "The average husband, during the decorating period, regards his wife as a crazy woman, while she considers him an unfeeling lout. CHET MOORE'S Aee'int Machine a Typewriter SALES end SERVICE Service Expert Service Since 1927 IIS Se. 4th Stevens Hetil Let DEATH "Take Holiday" Yes . . . Labor Day brings en other 3-day weekend of slaugh ter on the highways this month. Plan NOW to start eorly enough to drive with safety to your des tination and home again. Don't become o statistic in the Na tion's death total, ' DRIVE CAREFULLY, ALWAYS Wm. N. GOEN 709 So. 6th Phone 3262 There Is usually more than a grain of truth in both assumptions." President Eisenhower on United Nations disarmament talks In New York: "I sincerely trust that the . . . meeting will be marked by the same spirit of frankness and coop eration which typified the meet ing at Geneva. If so. I am sure the (disarmament) subcommittee . . . can produce practical results that should lead to an easing of tensions and the heavy burden of armament that the world is pres ently carrying." Friendly Helpfulness Te Every Crttd and Pun Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward . nd Sent 925 High Phone 3334 Singer Dick Haymes on his sep aration from wile Rita Hayworth: "If she divorces me, I don't know what I'll do. I probably wouldn't bit the bottle of sleeping pills but I'd feel pretty miserable T-We've had a pretty tough two years and the pressures have been great." 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