Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 13, 1955, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextI TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 JJERALD ANI NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEW fCivil Service Posts Open 5 The United State? Ctvi! Service Commission has announced exam- iaations for Student Trainee (For g estryl, $3,115 and $3,415 a year ?, for duty in various bureaus of the Jj Department of the Interior and In wmcr it'aerai agencies in tne west J em states and in Alaska, and for ladar instructor, $4,625, and radar ij instructor (trainee), $3,670 a vear, for duty at the Keesler Air Force 5 Base in Biloxi, Mississippi. n To qualify for student trainee , (forestry I positions, applicants 0 must have completed (or expect S to complete within six months) : S either two or three years of ap . J liroprlate callcjy study. A written test will be given. For radar in- 1 instructor (trainee) positions, ap- plicants must have had anpropi'l- '3 at experience or education, or a J combination of both. No written ! test Is required. 'm For student trainee positions, ap- .ft plications must be filed with the Department of tl Interior North west Soaid of U.S. Civil Service S Examiners, lOil 11 Lloyd Boule- ; vard, P.O. x 3531, Portland. i9 Oregia. for radar instructor posi- tisns, application must be filed Si with Vm ari oi U.S. Civil Serv 5 ics XKamintrs. Eewler 4ir Force - 5 Bu, KUyw, seississiMM. Applica nt tmn wi!i k acfPMt until furth 2 tr awe. - 7art4Nr jatoi-wwitio ami alca tm Im-ms wy Ire secured at 5 tsfWT pot t&ieee Uirau&haat the I' eswatiT, r frem tire U.S. Civil 3, turm OwmtiviwawM, VMbiagUB 2.33, D C. i Coding Clerk I Jobs Open jj The U.S. Civil Service Commis n sion feas announced that applies, 5 tions are again being accepted for the examination for communica w tions coding: clerk and for traffic J clerk for filling positions In var an ious Inderal agencies in the :' 3 Washington, D.C., area. To qualify for these positions Which pay $3,415 a year, appll i cants must pass a written test 5 and in addition have had at least two years of appropriate, experi b ence including one year of spe cialized experience in the field of work for which application is made. Pertinent education may be ' substituted for the one year of gen - eral experience. Further . information and appli 5 cation forms may be ' obtained from many post offices through ; . out the country or from the U.S. g Civil Service Commission, Wash- ington 25, D.C. Although applica- lions will be accepted by the Com- mission's Washington office until k further notice, persons wishing early consideration should (He tlieir applications Immediately, ft J ' CONVICT FREED . . TOKYO im Naoki Hoshino, Convicted by an international mili tary court as one of Japan's 25 major war criminals and sen tenced to life imprisonment, was freed today from Sugamo Prison after serving 10 years. He was chief secretary of the wartime To jo Cabinet and general affairs chieX of the former Manchukuo (Man churia) puppet government. I ' I" f" II RBm-., , 5. -" r:''-; vl wsecohcr ilisff Cass Today J said he delected" . possible blDod a'.air.s on tl;e seats tiieriselvsa. OAK If AND UP The prosrcii tinu ptepuicd today ia tuici iU ciue agitinst Burton W, Abboit, The oivSy Umg riHsyHg Di.t Aily. J, Frank Caaklcy was the necessity , for getirnic some more exhibiis actre;ied evHnnee. Over ctefeums obecttoiin, mau.v of the exhibits by which CcmkH'r hotmt & imk Abbott to the murder oj Uvear-oId Stephanie Brya were lornmHy admitted htte 3fes terdisy by Superior Judge Chsnies Wade Snuak, The process ws time consti im. H reveiert Ihe license cas franv stavUs ear tic v. When it does siPt uncier way, Abbotts bmther, Matk, was esjcted to be the i irst witness, STKI'IIANlli'H CXOTIUNCi A narh lt Hftmil(fd. tt was passed atmjf the iary of 1 ehm-e m 25.H tht such ctosely seven men nmt live women. The J matclw'd Uaus ti&m diUeient per evidence included Stephanie's i sons would turn up tti aim ptace. WUiUvey pvoleMfd Uie was esaniinatiun that plastic can be a "uaud," but Juciue Suatit ruled - wiped cteaa f blaadstatas by f that it ;ive a geiurai idea the ' usmg coJd water. ' Earlier the defetisu fuiishrct a i 5jnir cnjos-sariimahon ol tr. Patrt ! L, Klrls, University J Caliieinia j crtmttia tagist, ; Knk conceded thnt the timers ' lie tound in Abtsoti's auumtbite "couid not definitely be stated as , bemp from Siehanir's clothes." However, he insisted they matched ciosei EVIOKKCE On redirect eKammatiaa, lie tes tified further abmti the hmrs he iound m AUUatt's aula, pvevi austy said they matched Stepli aiie's, MatUemaUenlIy, he dee-Uired, tnere was stimetluua iifce one Coaktey esphitned tm-s wnn ts ' slw a possible eHPuiimLloii lor Uie absence of UEaodi aa the seaE r covers of Abbott's car. Ktrlc had : See Our Big TOYLAND The Gun Store 714 Ms! SAT m JACKETS '2 BIG Y MARKET cnbroidered desisnj. Grond Chftsfmst J" MjfQ ussit vmiswen sues jo o, rauui Special , . i Week-end Grocery Priew cHectiva thm Werfseidssy BOB THOMPSON, BACKGROUND, and George Flitcraft. two srua'ents in trie indt'srriai arts clajSi at Fremont Junior higli school, help turn out toys to be distributed to needy children through the United Func1 organization. ciothi's, taken fi-otn hrr body aficr it wns ioimcl near Abbott s motm- j tuin ciibtn; her pui'se, tuuuel emit- i er ia the basement: find a brnssiere, aiso found in She base- mcnt. ! DctciWc uttonicN SUutcy Wtut- i aey and Ittirotd Hovo triert gtn IwithDut success to have ruled mH a large relief mup ot the t around the cabm. tt .stiowect the : inrRrby hilSskie where Stephanie's ; crude grave wsvs tiUK. He Rho testitieti en mhrt't i Mtf rtll Tax Gets Reduced' MERRILL Redemption of $9,000 in water bonds by the city of Merrill has reduced the bond tax by about $2,000, according to PauJ Lewis, member of the city coun cil and water commissioner. Hie water system was original ly constructed by the Columbia Utilities Telephone Company in 1932 which included a well 300 feet deep with a six inch casing. Ca pacity then was 150 gallons per mipute. Water for the city was stored in a 30,000 gallon wooden tank, ' The city purchased the system in 1938. A new well was dolled to a depth of 1086 feet into a vol canic lava formation and eased to 1,024 feet with a six inch cas ing. Gallons per hour capacity was Increased to 350 gallons. In 1946 a $50,000 bond issue was voted to again finance system im provements. In the spring of 3957 the city began replacing the orig inal wooden pipe, expanded serv ice and built a steel storage tank at a cost of $20,500. Nine thous and feet of iron pipe was laid and in recent months a 500 gallon per minute pump was installed, all ou a pay as you go basis. In 194? income from the system was $7,500. This year ending June 30 income had been boosted to $11,200. There has been no increase in vales tf water users since the system was first installed. PICKPOCKET I1KS FIGHTING FIRES TOKYO LYi Ken Yoshida. 37, BUFFALO N. Y. W Fighting 1 cauca me Japanese "Kiur or the fires Is a family affair-here. The ;Haihvay Pickpockets," dsed on the 987 men in the Fire Department j Job. Police spotted him at work on include 39 pairs of brothers, a trio ! the Hiroshima Express and tiofc of brothers, and 24 father and son , chase. He clambered to the roof teams. of a car to escnpo, A low ovpv- - - ----- - head bridq:e pot him. His last wal let contained about 550. MERRILL HIGH NEWS Spirits were hiaii Thursday and Friday, -December i and 2 when Merrill participated in the Jam boree at Henley. Thursday niuht Met rit 1 beat Ht-uley 55 io 42 and Friday night MeriiSl lost to Mahn t2 to 35. TiiOf.c ou the honor roll for the second sv: weeks were; Seniors; Patsy Halstoij, Ksnhy Moore, George Hud.ae.-, aiftt Dovoihy Dan Ofofcy; Juniors; .V;ai yaret Peink, Sue Ficki.!. Donna Drayoo, and K-i t hr v u B,a ties ; Sophomores : JeaneUe Bard; Freshman; Donna Carson, Sharon Kafirm.' and Nanrv G'Ritey; Eighth urade: Alice Ah bote; Seventh grade; Chain ine Moore and Joyce Koonan. A very ct iter taming proyram was presciHcd iNovcmber :l9 when a third number oi the Nstmnal School Assemblies was at Merrill. GBANGE 1EWS BUIIMN'O CRAXGE By Kaihryn Smith Mrs, Mildred Lament of the Miller Island Road was hostess 1 the Midland Grange Home Eco nomies Club for a turkey potfttek dinner on December ft. A busi ness meeting followed the dinner. Christmas gilts were exchanged and secret pals were revealed. The grange Christmas party wa discussed and members voted to have a silver dollar drill io buy candy and fruit la fill sacks to be Riven to children of the com munity. The Midland Community Club donated $10 toward the treats! Tiiosc present far the meeting: were Mildred Lament, Mayme Cammock, Thelma Houek, Frceda Flowers, Laura Miiaul, Carolyn Huff, Laura Walker, Angreline Mi lajii, Carolyn iiiitf. Laura Walker, Anticline Milani, AUce. Hoover, Vlr- As a prehrcie to the basketbali f frinia Benoisi, Gussie Frsin, Vera f.ca:;on. Mr, Fader yave an hner- Clennnens. Rosa BenoUst, Amy prctation of the basketball rules Crapo, Kathryti Smith, Jimmy Flow- and iue ooyd .iaa a Ncnninuiye ior the parents and siudems present A joint t'luimit sUi:f meeting was held at Merrill December 6. Jackie Barry, John HunmruU, George Hodges, and Rue Dean Marks at tended. Miss Mclnor uave- She Senior Home Ec. m:uIs the Betty Ciockev test on December ?. Memll played Bonanza on De cember S and lost by a close score. ers, Sandra Ta toes, uccRy crapo and Minnie Andrieu, The nest meeting will be held at the home of Gertie Huff in Midland on January 3. i W For breath sublime amovar , Uruly THE O&tGmAL SRV VODKA Product ot t. 5. A. Baofo KompaTtijs, 0 item Gross, SQ Proof. "Founded Op Service' lilt a Claws Specials A repeat by papular demand! V BLUE CORAL POLISH ONLY Wsh.sct!um firfcrier com-plefe-vseuum tranfe somport-ment-ciean whtf sMewsBs horet wox tester finish. SEAT COVER SALE! Excelled Chtistmos silt , , Plastics, nylons and fiSwei, Hove mesr models of '53-'S4-'5S OWsmsfciles, Tre mendous saving USE OUR BUDGET PLAN At Much At o off OLDS - CADILLAC 7th arts' KSomofSs Th, 41M Mm Ideal For Christmas Larqe Assortment of CERAMICS Up to V OFF 3143 Summers tone t-HU-CITiES Shopping on a short Budget? Look how much can buy Our .titer dollar Argyll Compxrt these Spufl-Sfffd? cotns wkh iy otiet low-price trgiii. 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