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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1955)
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE I rM-4 eg?- TRYING ON HATS FOR THE ELK'S NEW YEAR'S DANCE recently were these members of BPOEIks No. 1247 annual New Year's Dance committee. Mrs. Jim Barnes, lower right, is putting one of the hats on Jim Barnes, in front, chairman of the event. Seated, left to right, second . row are Mrs. Marion Foster, Mrs. Loren Binney, Loren Binnoy and Mrs. Robert L. Smith. Standing, same odor, are Ladd Hoyt, Mrs. Ladd Hoyt, Mrs. Forrest Breithaupt, Forrost Breit haupt and Marion Foster. Baldy Evans' band will play for this big annual dance. " f fvlA 3)o L ' Minimum ButlerfaW 9 G1b8 o lllia Grans) IS iffi Hi E5 ; Moore To Call Grsnc! Jury SANTA CRUZ (UP- ' Dist, AUy. Charles L. Moore Jr.- ol Santa Cruz County announced he will call the Grand Jury into' ses sion next week for a new investi gation of vice. The 28-year-old Moore made this announcement yesterday after pleading innocent to an accusation of misconduct in office. Superior Judge James L. Atlcridge Bet Jan. 19 for trial. The accusation was returned last month by the same Grand 'Jury that Mooie plans to call into ses sion for the new Invest Ration, . Foreman Carlylc Blodvrett said Moore has not yet asked him to convene the jury. Moore declined to discus in de tail the new material he claims to have unearthed, except lo say it concerned "vice, bribery and ex tortion.' Meanwhile, his attorneys began issuing subpenas to a la rue group of county residents to support his denial of the misconduct charges. McKay Adopts 'Goon' Label 1 PORTLAND! Ore. W secreinry of Interior McKay ald last night rte didn't reinomber making the "goon" statement credited to him by Adlat Stevtnson. but he immediately adopted it. "I certainly never said It In any major speech. But what of it? I don't go along with some of the noons in labor and there are soons we tiave had them right here in Oregon." McKay said on a lonovrr at Portland while fly ing to Honolulu. Stevenson's remark In a New York speech had been. "A mem ber of the Cabinet ha, said he doesn't happen to go along with some of the 'goons' 'who r.r 'lim ning things.' " An aide said Steven son was referring to McKay. McKay had other comments on Stevenson: "He's just a little man locking for a job somewhat shopwarn, but still looking for a Job. "He's a fine one to talk of Cabi net members .splitting the nation. The 'Democrats did more to make this nation class conscious and divide it with their NeW Deal than has anything else In the country's history. "Stevenson needn't worry about the country splitting Into classes. There will be none of that under President Eisenhower's leader ship." Asked if that he meant he knew the President would run again, Mc- Kav said: "No. I don't. But President Ei senhower is the strongest man In '.he world today for peace. He knows Uiat and it is he who must decide. "There are only a couple of men who don't want Elsenhower to run rgain. Or.e of them is (New York Gov. Averellt Harrunan and the other is Stevenson." Lester Turnbaugh To Lead Tulelake Potato Growers TULELAKE Lester Turnbaugh was named 1058 president of tho Tulelake Potato Growers Associa tion by tho board of directors fol lowing the annual membership meeting on December H. Turn baugh served as vice president this year. His co-officers will be Lowell Kenyan, vice president and John Baley sr.. secretary-treasurer. $4,560. leaving a net worth of SIS.- was Indicated by Governor Good 324 and increase of $1,180 over last win J. Knight that he would like year. to visit Tulelnke at that time if Two three-year terms on the his schedule will permit. The gov- board will be lined bv George Voss. succeeding Ronald Ward, and by Earl Shulls, elected to succeed himself after filling out the unex pired term left vacant by the resig nation of Charles K. Wiese. president Ben Relmer read the ernor has been Invited to apeak. Major committees of the associa tion will be appointed at the Jan uary 4 meeting. Association members met at the 'record of official activities of the Sportsman's Hotel to approve Hut 1956 operatuig budget of S2V.7.J7, elected two new members to the board, heard the annual financial report, a progress report and post poned the annual membership din ner from mid December to Jan uary. Assets of the association were listed at (7U.774 and liabilities at EXPLOSIVES SEIZED NICOSIA. Cyprus W A small quantity ol explosives -was seised yesterday by British police in a senrch of 25 Cypriol monahtcries. Eight persons, including one monk, were arrested. 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Hours today ara from 7-9:30 p.m. The sale will continue Saturday, uecemoer 10 irom 10 a.m. to 4 o.m. and each night next week, Decem- oer ii-ii mm 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Door swags, table centerpieces, candles and tree decorations are included in the numerous articles on salex Decorations will be made to order 1 and can be packed lor out of town mailing. Patterson Asks Shrunk Opinion SALEM Ml Gov. Patterson has asked Atty. Gen. Thornton tor an opinion on whether the governor should remove Terry Schrunk, Multnomah County sheriff, from office. The governor said he doesn't believe the law required him to. but he is asking Thornton's opinion to try to settle tile matter. The question was raised after a circuit court Jury recently awarded a Giants Pass woman a S12.870 ludgment against Schrunk. She said Schiunk's staff had failed to serve a summons in a damage case. Schrunk is bonded a. $10,000. A state law says. "The governor shall declare vacant the office of every officer required by law to execute an official bond wnenever a Judgment Is obtained against such officer for a breach of the conditions of the bond." But Schrunk appealed from the circuit court decision, and William Langley. Multnomah County dis trict attorney, said he believed that stopped action on the bond. There has been considerable political speculation on the case. because Schrunk is mentioned prominently as a Democratic can didate for secretary of state. association during the 1'.' month:, preceding the annual meeting. The office handled 8.020 tons of hay: received 5. 257 office callers: made 2.640 telephone calls: sent out 6.730 bulletins. 6.3U8 other publications and 1,712 letters; made 953 larm placements held 67 mectmgs for committees, directors and mem berships and 23 meetings for di rectors alone. Tile same crop assessment rate as this year was established to. net season: 65 cents per acre on row crops and 10 cents per acre cn other crops, hay. clover, gram Louis Lyon, Malln. member of the Oregon Potato Commission, re ported on the recent Chicago meet ing of the National Potato Council and its plan on developing a long range program. Lyon tabulated tlu result? of voting on various Issues before the council: (I) that a fav orable vote on the proposed potato diversion procrum was registered; (2 that a favorable reaction to the proposal to provide " cents per sack to the National Potato Council to be used for furthering worn oi tne national council and I3 agree-: ment on the shipping of potatoes I under a national grade and lederal Inspection plan. Glen Arthur, chairman of the Tulelake field station committee, announced that his committee has been enlarged to Include members of other farm organizations to make tho committee more repre sentative of the entire agricultural area. 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