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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1955)
PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1955 'r- - . . - -., .- ... . MRS. GORDON (BARBARA) KENSLER i By CATIIKRINK tlltl MBAIK.II ii Is with an experienced eye that Biirbara Heavier sketches and paints in our Klamath country.- Wl.en Hnrbara allowed unusual talent in art during her high .school years In New England she had private painting lessons When ready for college, she chose Chica go Art Institute, working part time in a commercial art studio while attending classes. Her work was shown in a number of student ex hibits, end upon graduation her family gava her a trip to tho Hawaiian Islands. The nine months she was on vacation, she palnled every day, and in a large exhibit on the Island of Maul, she re ceived both grand and first prizes. At Ohtcago Art Institute. Barba ra Samson's destiny wns m-cntlv determined by her romance with Jollow art student, Gordon Kens- mi. ruiiownig ner return to Clnca- next Sunday, their mnvrtane, she worked In a commercial art studio, dolni chll. dren's Illustrations and newspaper aovcnising design. In 1952, the Kenslera left the middle west and came to Eugene, white Kr-nsler attended II of O. Till) la the third year for the Kcnslers lu Klamath Foils, where they have both taken an active part In art ailalrs ol tile com munity. The most Important change In Hie career of Barbara Kensler was Ihe birth of their first child, David Lane, last February. But this event has not stopped Barbara's design ing and creating greeting cards and children's gifts for special order. Bartura Kensler's pen and Ink drawing now displayed on the Art Exhibit Panel at the county library was sketched from the window of the Kensler studio in Pine Grove. Next regular meeting of the Klamath Ait Association will be held Thursday Oct. 13 at the lec ture louiwe of county library. Tills Is an Important meeting, and all members and guests are urged to attend. Election of officers and winter program is on top of the agenda. f aqui Flood Kills Seven HERMOSII.LO, Sonora, Mex. lf Seven person are reported dead ina thousauds. believed to be home less os a result of a flood that has swept the rich Yaqui Valley about 150 miles south ol this Northern Mexico city. Jj.se Jiealy, publisher of 1 Impartial here, tonight said he has received reports that about 10.000 pr$ons hae been evacuated from Piano Oriente. Pueblo Yaqui ant1 other small towns arounu Ciudad Obregcn. In Ciudad Obrcgun. he i.aid. water is several teei deep in some street!.' There Is no electricity or water there or in the outlying areas, he said. Hfaly said cotton a:id other crops in the Ynqui Valley, .iches; agriculturpl area in Northwest Mexico, have been buried by water. Rain fell 48 liouri in the valley beginning Sunday. Five to faix inches fell hi some areas. Soviets Tour Boston Project and booed as the Russians entered, surprised. Some Ignored com. A few of the Russians smiled at pletely the shouts and wavinj the demonstration. Others locked signs. at. Barros Holds Election Lead RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil IP Wealthy Adhemar de Barros held a thin lead in the Brazilian presi dential race today but Juscellno Kubitschek stood a good chance ot pulling ahead. With about 10 per cent counted of the estimated 11 million votes cast In Monday's election the standing early today was: De j nanus jjo,-oq, nuuiiai-iieK tvu.vtit. Ma, Gen. Juarez Tavora 293.127, and Pllnio Salgada. Sao Paulo journalist-author 160.758. Kubitschek has the support of many followers of the. late Presi dent Vargas. WILLIAM E. HARLAN, U.S. Air Force airman third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harlan, 1405 Lookout, is cur rently enrolled in air base de fense training at Parks Air Force Base, Calfornia. Harlan attended Southern Oregon College, Ashland, prior to entering the service. BOSTON Lfi Ten visiting Rus sian construction experts today were scheduled to begin a two-day inspection tour of Boston hou-.ni? and oullding projects. The tout opens a month long visit to 13 American cities. The Russians arrived 'last night and ran into an anti-Communist demonstration at their note). The visitors, lea oy I. K. Ko ;uilia, minister of city and urban construction of the U S S R., are in the united States as guests of the National Assn. of Home Builders. Kozuilia told an airport news conference last night that his group does not warn to talk ubout lis American experiences until the tour is completed. "We might underestimate things at first glance," he said through an interpreter. "We might be misunderstood. That would ' be regrettable." The Russians arrived in Wash jington Monday night and yester day toured a housing development !ih Virginia. I There was nothing violent about the Boston demonstrations. Slate I police officers mingled with the I crowds a, both the airport and the iKrnmore Hotel, where the Rus j sians -are slaymg. The visiting delegation missed the demonstration at the airport jwhen their hests spirited them into a cnarierea dus lor a -uu-yaro. riue to the news conference, held in the olfice oi the airport management board. The demonslrators hurried to the hotel where they waved placards SEES THE LIGHT ' .'T. CLEMSNS, Mich. (UP) Robert Eastman announced Tues day that he will be a candidate for Congress in the 1956 Democratic primary. He made the announce ment during a hearing on a charge that he ran a red traffic light. AUCTION USED FARM Machinery Mon Oct. 10th-10:30 a.m. Crater Lake Machy. Co. 1410 S. 6th Red Hoi Specials! 100 for SUPERIOR Brand ASPIRIN Terry Cloth Fringed Hand Towels Reg. $1.00 Siie Woodbury if 59 Shampoo Low, Low Prices Pit BON BAZAAR Low, Low Prices Plus Green Stampt 4480 So. 6th Next To Oregon Food Communist Union Makes Overture VIENNA, Austria i.f The Communist-dominated World Federa tion of Trade Union made a bid today for reconciliation with anti Red unions of the West. WFTU President Giuseppe di Vittorio sounded the peace over ture in an article on the WFTU's 10th anniversary published by the Comtnform Weekly at Bucharest, Romania. Di Vittorio said It Is impossible for th3 "working people of any trend" to reconcile themselves to continuance of a cold war between trade union movements white in ternational tensions are being relaxed. Bomber Crashes Near Oil Well GALVA,' Kan. '.( A B47 Jel bomber crashed 100 feet from a producing oil well near this central Kansas town yesterday but the crew parachuted to safety. The plane burned but there w-as no damage to the well. The B47 was afire before crash .ing and a crew member was quoted as saying it developed trouble soon after takeoff. The plane was from the Smokv Hill Air Force Base at Salina, Kan. Tile crew included Maj. Robert Hughes, Greer, S.C., aircraft com mander: Capt. William Beckley, Monmouth, Ore., observer; 1st Lt. Jerald Weimer, Titusville, Pa., pi lot, and Capt. James Harding, Ashland, Ky., instructor-observer. 9th and Pine ' Extra Savings In Beit Aspirin Relief Possiblt Feel better fast get extra economy, too. Buy St. Joseph Aspirin in giant 200 tablet bottle for only 79c less than Hi a tablet and you're sure to have it handy when you need its fast help. Buy St. Joseph Aspirin today. PRISONERS ARRIVE BONN. Germany ijft The first Rroup of German war prisoners to be returned from Russia under the recent Bonn-Moscow agree ment will number 500 to 600, gov ernment ofticiala said Tuesday. 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