SUNDAY. DECEMBER 11, jnM
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LAKEViEW CUB SCOUTS of Den 5 portrayed characters in American history at the monthly
meeting of PTA Paclc 13 in December. Front row, from left: Larry Conn. Merle. Busie, David
Waldron and David Milholland; back row: Bill Tracy, James Tooke, Robert Johnson, John Bach
and Jon Peters. The program was presented at Hay School. Photo by Buell
FOUR NEW CUB SCOUTS, from loft, Mike Halef Aaron Ot
borno, Jimmy Rudisill and Mike Wiggins, were welcomed into
Lakoview PTA Pack 13 at the monthly meeting in December.
Bobcat pins were awarded the boys at an induction ceremony.
Photo by Buell
Potato Shipments
SK'SONS 54-55 65-50
DllyTru k Ore. 8 S
Daily Rail Ore. 19 10
Dully Trirk Calif; I)
llallyJUM Calif. 18 14
Dully Total
OHE. A CAI.IK. 48 38
Monlllljr Total 3H2 256
SeasonY'Tolal 1688 1910
Police Report
Hubcap Thefts
Three hubcap thelus uuie re
ported to police Saturdtiv.
R. E. Wt.ssnicr, 737 Pwcllic Ter
race, end Ellis Burnholdt. "JZld
Eberlcin, told ofitcers thnt two
hubcaps were taken I rum each ol
their nutos while the vehicles
were parked in front of their
homes ThuiMlny mht.
Mrs. Joseph Khulsoy, 2Urfi Ap
pleRiUe, 'reported a single hubcap
was taken from her nmo Wednes
day night, either nL her residence
rr in Uie vicinity of the Tower
Theater,
Weal her
Western Washington Cloudy
with occasional rain or drizzle Sun
day and Sunday night and mostly
cloudy with showers Monday. Little
change in temperature. High both
days 4450. Low Sunday night 38
44. CnaM.il winds south to south
.vest 15-30 miles per hour.
Eastern Washington Cloudy
with patchy tog Sunday, Sunday
night and Monday. Occasional snow
north half and rain south portion
Sunday morning and a train Mon
day. Freezing drizzle a few places,
Utile change In temperature. High
both days 28-33. Low Sunday night
22-32.
Western Oregon Cloudy with
occasional rain or drizr.le Sunday,
Sunday night and Monday. Little
change In temperature. High both
days 45-55. Low Sunday night 40-45
Coastal winds south to southwest
10-25 miles per hour,
Eastern Oregon Mostly cloudy
Sunday, Sunday night and Monday.
Occasional showers mostly of ratn
Sunday morning and again Mon
day. Little change In temperature.
Hluh both days 34-44. Low Sunday
night 28-3G.
Sen. Wayne Morse Most
Active Of Politicians
By THE ASSOCIATED Pit ESS .the Air Force would put an end
Sen. Wayne Morse was the most to such trips.
active political figure In Oregon Phil Hitchcock, the former state
in the week Dec. 4-10 although a senator from Klamath Falls who
mid-week cold cut into several of ! now is on the Lewis and Clark
hia scheduled appearances. j College staff, continued his public
Sen. Neuberirer also snoke at a 1 appearances. Although nis arj-
number of meetings during the dresses were on non-polltical top.
week.
There was considerable state-
level political activity, too, which
took some of the attention away
from national affairs.
Gov. Patterson, noting a ques
tion had been raised' whether a
Judgment against Multnomah
County Sheriff Terry Schrunk re
quired that he declare the cilice
vacant, a,skcd Atty. Gen. Robert
Y. Thornton for an opinion.
'In connection with a court ap
peal from the Judgment, Schrunk
said among other things that the
suit was politically motivated. Don
Eva, Portland attorney who han
dled the case on which the Judg
ment was given, replied that the
sheriff should reorganize his of
fice although "it miaht take some
ics. it was noted that at the close
of last week the Republican State
Central Committee distributed an
abstract of one of his talks to a
church group. He is not an an
nounced candidate for any office
although his name is often men
tioned as one who might seek
office.
Dr. A. L. Strand, president of
Oregon State College, told stu
dents there w ill be no censorship,
that it is assumed studoiits are
able to listen to politicians with
out need for protection and that
when politicians are invited to the
campus they are expected to talk
politics.
Strand said Gov. Averell Hani
man's talk at the University of
Oregon recently was a flop so far
as students were concerned be-
time from his outside activities toicause ne didirt uik pontics.
-0 fi- ! The first of four n) an tied cam-
KLAMATH FALLS
JUNIOR HIGH
NEWS
By KENNETH IIENKV
The Intramural volleyball tour
nament was postponed for two
days because of weather condi-
ions. Room 12 i" still in tne ieaa
By December 14 the final win
ner of the tournament will be
known.
The student council has decin-
ed to help the needy for a Christ
mas project this year. The stu
dents are nolng to fill boxes with
looa, doming una toys, ana men
they will distribute them.
KF.J H Is going to present a
Christmas program on Sunday,
December 18 at 2:30 p.m. in the
school auditorium. The public Is
invited. The glee clubs and the
orchestra are providing the mu
sic for the program. The student
council has chosen several stu
dents for the tableaux and to help
with the staging. Over 150 stu
dents will participate.
Girls in the home economics
classes have been making several
types or cookies lately . Some of
ihem will be set aside to be put
in boxes for the Christmas pro
tect. These classes are Instructed
oy Miss Wilson.
The Library Club officers for
the year arc: president. Daiiene
Reynolds; vice president. Donna
Zander; secretary, Janet Hcnin
ger; treasurer, Eileen Myers and
sergeant-at-arms, Betty Collie. The
group has been making poster?
tor "Be Kind to Book-i Week."
Mr. Munhalt, Leathcrcraft Club
adviser, has ordered the tools for
the club, When they arrive, the
club will start having rcgulat
meetings.
The Science Club has elected
officers for the year. To be a
member you must have average
grades, have a project outside of
class and have a desire to learn
more about science.
Every Wednesday the Camera
Club, under the direction of Mr.
Nitzel, meets to discuss the pic-
lures they have taken. Right now
they are developing their own
film.
Schrunk has been mentioned as
a possible Democratic candidate
for secretary of state. Eva is a
former president of the Oregon
Republican Club.
The only avowed candidate for
secretary of stale Republican
Mark Hatfield, got his campaign
under way with distribution to the
press of a folder containing bio
graphical material and his an
nouncement comment.
Howard Morgan, state Demo
cratic chairman, said he had
asked the Air Force to look into
improper use of National Guard
planes by the governor's office.
This led to an exchange in which
Gov. Patterson issued a denial of
any impropriety and Elmo Smith,
Senate president, said Morgan was
so wrapped up in what he called
"investigationitis" he had not tried
to find out that the National
Guard plane Smith took to a Re
oubllrnn meeting was on a train
ing fltght. Morgan said the reply
was not satisfactory and he hoped
Bonney Expects
No Ski Tow Today
Rnlntiill Saturday morning made
It Impractical to operate the
Moore Park ski tow or the Conger
Field sled two all day Saturday,
Bob Bouncy, city recreation di
rector, reported.
Bonney said lhat the facilities
would be operated today II con
ditions permitted.
He adued that it conditions per
mitted, sled guard!, would be post
ed ut Hie Washington, Witfwd.and
Manzanita sled areas lrom 10
1. lii.-H p.m. H the tows, operate.
Jiey will run lrom 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,
he said.
Work on the skating rink, he
snld, la In progress, but there
definitely will be no skating this
weekend.
paijrn schools conducted by the
Republicans were held Saturday at
Roseburg and Salem. Two more
are planned later for the state's
other congressional districts.
The chairman of the Reed Re
publican Club. Paul Kerrigan, said
he was arranging to get petitions
which would put President Eisen
hower's name on the Oregon resi
dential preference primary ballot.
Interior Secretary McKay, 'here
briefly, said the only people who
don't want Ike to seek reelection
are Adlal Stevenson and Averell
Harriman.
Vernon Cook of Gresham. stale
president of the Young Demo
crats, announced that Sen. Estes
Kefauver. a prospective presiden
tial candidate, will speak next
April at the Oregon Young Demo
crats convention. His appearance
here will be less than a month
before the Oregon primary elec
tion. On the opening day of the
Hoover Commission hearing. Sen.
Morse attacked the water re
sources report as "echoes of a
discredited past.". Morse spoko
also at Cottage Grove and Port
land, cancelled two apnearances
because of a severe cold, and ar
ranged to have a scheduled ad
dress at Pendleton read to the
Orogon Wheat League meeting. In
that talk he said solution of the
farm problem calls for non-political
consideration.
Sen. Neuberger In the course of
his week's appearances, told the
Portland Central Labor Council
welfare benefits should be broadened.
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HIIIHHilHaTW'MaVM1
Ex KF Priest
Hurt In Crash
ONTARIO. Ore. im The Rt
Pat J. Meskill. recuperating fro
a highway accident, told Saiurr),
now no iriuiiuea h 8now.rm,..
400-foot embankment down whit
win l.i yiuMKcu, iu gel aid
Father Meskill, assistant nasi,
oi Biessea eacrament Cathoi
.iiuiii nee, wan m gooa condltii
u. n iiuo)..'..'. c Bunerea obi
shock and exposure.
The priest said he was drlvt
toward a mission at Juninr. .!.''
he ran ihto a blinding snowstorr
Thursday night. He lost control t
Uie car and It slid off the road
rolling over several times. Th
next thing he knew, he was oui o
the automobile down the bant
thrown free.
Father Mpsklll estimated it took!
him 2i', hours to grope his
upward to the ' road. Two trutt
drivers from Boise saw him wav
ing his hand and stopped. Thei
iook nun iu juyce nome near
Juniura. wnicn nouiietj tne pastor
the Rev. Frank McCormack. Fa
ther Meskill then was moved Ic
the hospital.
The accident happened on a
L'i' rsstt "' . r et
A MILLION DOLLAR smile was vurned on KFLW Announcer
Hank Henry when he met Ann Southern, radio and TV star,
at Klamath Falls MuniciDal Airport Friday niqht. Miss Southern
landed in a United Air Lines plane from Hollywood en route to
Macdoel to insoect the I 3,000-acre'Meiss Ranch in which sue
has a financial interest. Shown with her and Henry, u Miss
Southern's daughter, Patricia Sterling. Accompanyinq the star
and her daughter were Hollywood Attorney J. B. Rosenthal,
his wife and daughter, Susan. .
Rape Charge Jails
Chiloquin Logger
Ted L. Knight. 31. Chiloquin log
ger. wi.s arrested bv Deputy Sher
iff Del Summers Saturday on a
charge of statutory rape. A 16-ycar-old
girl is reported Involved in the
case.
At arraignment before District
Judge D. E. Van Vactor, Knight
was given until December 16 to
decide whether he wants a pre
liminary hearing. His bail was set
at S5.000 in lieu of which he wa3
remanded to the county Jail.
Father Meskill was assistant to
Moiuitnor Timo.ny p. Csey c
Sacred Heart Parish here irorr,
September 1953 to January 1. loss
He was then sent to Ontario by the
Most Kev. rrancis p. Leipzig,
bishop of the Baker Diocese.,
Father MesKiu la a native ol
Ireland. He came directly from
Ireland to Klamath Falls.
Woman Reports Sixty
Dollars Missing
Evelyn Tyree. 2022 Arthur
Street, lost three $20 bills from
her purse Friday afternoon when
she left it in the restroom of lire
Greyhound bus station. Klamaui
POLICE HAVE MKSSAGE
Klamath Falls police have
me&saze for Vince Silk, a night , j-aiis police reported Saturday,
club entertainer believed to be! Police said she had forgotten
working in the Klamath Falls her puree wen sne le the depo.
area. Silk, or any person knowing i d got ,l l6 minules laler 6hc
of her whereabouts. Is asked toinid that when she retrieved it.
contact the police department. 'the $50 was missing.
On The Record
KLAMATH COUNTY
BIRTHS
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STILL Born to Mr. and Mn
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HOLLYWOOD Ui Actress Jean
Pelers wauls to oml her Xl-riny
marriage to Sluiirl w. Cramer HI
ot Charlotte, N.C. Miss Peters. 29.
tiled a divorce suit yesterday in
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Sheriff Reports
Wanted Man Found
Kermit Francis Brooks. 30. for
merly of Chiloquin. has been ar
rested In Augusta County, Virginia
en a fugitive warrant lrom Klam
ath Falls, sheriff Murray Brllton
was notified Saturday night.
firotiks Is wanted here for al
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; nor Paul Patterson will be asked
to Issue extradition papers. A dep
uty sheriff will leave here Monday
lo lake Brooks into custody.
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