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12:15 Payjesi Sidewalk Show
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2:.10 Hank Hnry Show
3 00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS
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Monday Evening, Oct, 17
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BOB PUCKEH, Klamath Falls
attorney, hat been named to
head the professional phase
of Operation Fair Share, this
year's United Fund-Red Cross
drive. Bob Beach, UF-RC
drive commander, made the
appointment.
Weekend Fires
Hit Klamath
Three fires were reported over
the weekend by Suburban and
Klamath Tails fire departments.
The worst of the fires was at
the Summers Lane auction market
last night, when a blaze of un
known origin burned for about an
hour until it was stopped by mem
bers of the Suburban department.
Considerable damage was caused
to the building, firemen said, but
there was no estimate of damage
cost available at this time. An
auction was held there yesterday,
but when the owner, Ed Hlghley.
and the tenant, Bill Stoner, had
checked the premises at About 6
p.m., they found nothing wrong,
(lremen reported.
The a!arm, turned In at 10:43
p.m., was answered by four pieces
of equipment, leaving two for
standby.
Two small blazes were reported
Sunday evening by the city fire
department. A sawdust bin at the
Ellingscn Lumber Company caught
lire at about 9:23, and caused
some damaite to the bin bclore it
was controlled.
An oil stove owned by John Pe
terson. 607 Upham, became flood
ed and burned out of control, but
no damage was caused.
Warren P. Cody
Funeral Planned
Funeral services are pending at
Ward's Klamath Funeral Home for
Warren Pearl Cody, 52. who died
October 16. He had been a resident
of Klamath Falls for 25 years and
was associated with the Pelican
Lumber Company and the Shaw
Lumber Company during his resi
dence here.
Surviving are daughters. Mrs.
Dolorc's Lewis, Nancy and Judy
Cody, and a son, Warren, all ot
this city: his parents, Mr. and
M r s. Earl Cody. Sacramento:
brothers, Wayne Cody, Klnmnth
Falls and Byron of Sacramento: a
sister, Mrs. Fern Francis, Sacra
mento and a granddaughter, Linda
Lewis, Klamath Falls.
Woman Injured
In Road Mishap
A woman was Injured yesterday
when a pickup truck pulling a
trailer skidded across the highway
and overturned the trailer alter
the right rear tire blew out, Ore
gon State Police reported today.
The accident occurred at 4:511
p.m. yesterday on U.S. Highway 97
about four miles north ot Kirk
Junction.
The truck, driven by Malcom
Caldwell, 62, of Gold Hill, was
headed south at the time of the ac
cident. The blowout lorccd Cald
well to lose control of the vehicle,
which skidded across the road and
nent Into the barrow pit on the
let' hand side.
Mrs. Ethel Mae Caldwell vat
taken to Klamath Valley Hospital
but there was no report on her con
d.llon or Injuries at this time.
The other passenger. Earl Lerov
Stuart, aged nine, was uninjured.
KF Garden Club
Show Scheduled
School alrl hostesses for the
K!ama:h Falls Garden Club hobby
.ihow si-nedulcd lor Tuesdav. Oc
tober 18. will be Clsudine Geist.
Ronnie 0rns. Intrid Peterson.
Heather Hsmakrr, Marva Marten-
sen rd Carol Taylor. The girls
will assist senior hostesses from :1
to II p.m. noun tor :he show which
is drawing an unprecedented num
ber ot enti Irs.
ENhlbit- will be open In Ihei
city library. There ts no charse i
Mrs. A. O. Proctor Is chairman
of the tea arrangements. Mrs. A. J
HERALD AND NEWS,
OPERATION FAIR SHARE WILL BLAST OFP tomorrow morninq with a breakfast at the Wil
lard Hotel at 7:30. To follow the motif of the jef ago replicas of jet planes have' been made
by the Girl Scouts to mark the places of the workers who will attend the fete. The .Girl Scouts,
from left, who helped make the place cards are Marsha Hawley, Sharon Hahn and Sharon
Jeschke. Bob Perkins is chairman of the breakfast.
'DENNIS THE MENACE"
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Thef Strifes
KF Grocery
A thirsty thief broke the door
of Louie's Grocery, 147 East Main
Street sometime Friday night and
took two or three cases of beer,
Klamath Falls police reported to
aay. The glass on the window front
was apparently broken by hitting
it with a bottle. Broken bottle
glas3 was Jound in front ol thr
door.
The burglary was not reported
at once because the owner, Fran
cis Durbin of Pelican city, thought
that the dr-.mage had been mere
ly malicious mischief. However,
when he checked his stock, he
found that the beer was missing.
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Modoc Sheriff
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ALTUR AS Fifteen arrests were
made by the Modoc County sher
ilf's office last week, according
to the official .report.
Five of the persons arrested
were Juveniles who were picked
up by the sheriff s office ana anc
California Highway Patrol for the
theft of a car tnai was- reponea
stolen at Canbv on Ocio'oer 9. The
car was found and returned by
sheriff's deputies.
Investigation is bcini made of a
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propriated four other automobiles
between Anuras ana ineir uuinv
t Lamont, California.
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tour drunks and one bench warrant.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 17 u.
Woman Dies In
Auto Accident
H STEVENSON, Wash.
beth Neilson. 64, a resident olr
in- this area, was IniurM
m- uua old, iu injured W
Sunday night In an accldeni
Evergreen Highway, about i
east of. here.
A car driven by her hush,.
Martin, 65, collided headon ??
pickup truck operated bv rv ,
Cox, 17, Washougal, Wash 1
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