TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1955
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EDWIN STASTNY (right), 13, of Malin, receives first prize in
hit age group for the best record book submitted in the third
annual Kiwanis 4-H potato project at the awards banquet last
week. Presenting the award is Bryant Williams, Kiwanis member
and chairman of the Oregon-California potato committee.
Carols Change
Judges Mind
TOLEDO, Ohio (if) Strains of
"Silent Night" filtered into a
Common Pleas courtroom yester
day as 22-year-old Carl C. Martin
was convicted of purse snatching.
Judce Harvey Straub had to de
cide whether to send Martin to
prison or put him on probation. ;
Hearing: the carol, tne juage saia:
"That does It."
He decided the prisoner should
have another chance, with five
years probation.
While choristers from county de-pal-tments
on the floor below
continued their caroling, another
defendant came before the judge.
He was Moses Hlnton, 41, of De
troit, convicted of car theft.
She Judge, giving Hlnton three
years' probation, noticed the man
was 'Wearing the same light top
coat he had when arrested last
August.
"Just a minute," the Judge said,
I've got a coat here I don't wear
very often."
So Hlnton tried on the judge's
overcoat in the courtroom, and
finding it fit, was sent on his way.
i , PAINTER DIES
TUCSON, Ariz, tfl Cartaino S.
Paolo. 74, internationally known
sculptor and painter, died Sunday
at his Tucson home.
TRI. CITIES
CHRISTMAS VISIT
TOKYO Wl Francis Cardinal
Spellman, archbishop of New York
arrived Tuesday night to begin his
fifth consecutive Christmas season
visit with U.S. servicemen in the
Far East.
Hill Residents Protest KF City Dumping Ground Site
ProtesU against the present lo
cation of the municipal dump were
made to the city council Monday
night by Winston Purvine, director
of Oregon Technical Institute, and
a delegation of residents of the
Knight Begins
Pro-Ike Slate
SACRAMENTO, Calif. 1rV-Gov.
Goodwin J. Knight disclosed today
he is going ahead with formation
of a pro-Eisenhower slate of dele
gates to the 193S Repuollcan Na
tional Convention.
Moving fast in a slate rich with
presidential possibilities, the gov
ernor said California's 70 votes will
be pledged to himself as a favor
ite son, and only nominal, candi
date if the President doesn't seek
a second term.
State election law forbids un
pledged delegations.
"We are proceeding with plans
for the June (5) presidential pri
mary campaign in California,"
Knight said, "on the assumption
that President Eisenhower will ac
cept renomlnation and will a;ain
lead the party to victory in next
year's elections."
His press statement outlined
plans for doing what Knight said
all along he would do. Its timing,
though, raised some question as
to whether he is trying to stake
out a claim on the big delegation,
second only to New York's, ahead
of Vice President Richard M. Nix
on and Sen. William F. Knowland
(R-Callf).
Knight previously said he would
be happy to have both Knowland
and Nixon as members of bis dele
gation. Known to be cool toward
Nixon, he has been silent on whom
he would support at the conven
tion In the event Eisenhower bows
out.
hill area between' Klamath Falls
and the mile-high OTC campus.
After hearing half a doten Pro
testants, Councilman Lawrence Sla
ter pointed out that the dump, op
erated by Klamath Disposal Com
pany, 1 not in tne cuy umus anu
therefore, the council had no juris
diction over it. ,
It was finally decided that Pur
vine and other interested persons
WOUlu appear UKIuir uic wihhj
court Wednesday and seek a rem
edy, Purvine said that many visitors
to OTI commented on the unsight
ly appearance oi the area. He also
nM it l'o hist nninion that the
city dump and a salvage operation
next to it were siaKnnwuK
velopment of a residential area
along the OTI road.
Other residents of the area In
cluding Frank Chltwood and Mrs.
Kathlyn McDonald supported Pur
vine's stand.
Egypt Gets
British Tanks
t nwmH ijn The Foreign Of
.irf Tiixriw 15 British World
War II tanks have . been shlooed
to Egypt by private Belgian deal
ers despite official efforts to block
their export.
The tanks were loaded Monday
at Antwerp aboard the Egyptian
vessel El Khira. They were World
War II Valentines and had been
reconditioned by a commercial
firm in Belgium for military use.
A Foreign Office spokesman told
a news conference the tanks were
slipped out- of this country as
scrap. He said the British govern
ment was tightening up its licens
ing procedures to prevent further
unauthorized shipments.
Don McDowell, one of the own
ers of the Klamath Disposal Com
pany, said his firm was willing to
relocate tne dump. u a- suitable
site could be found. ,
Al Schmeck, real estate opera
tor, said he could point out a can
yon in the area which would be
an Ideal location lor the dump.
E. H. Johnson, another hillside
land owner, said smoke from the
dump and the salvage plant, oper
ated by Pete Rowe, sometimes
made living; In the area almost un
bearable. ; - -
Mayor Paul .Landry told the pro
testing citizens that cooperation of
all persons concemed would bring
about a solution to the problem.
The council approved licenses
for six restaurants, 10 apartment
houses and six hotels whose appli
cations had been held up pending
an Investigation to determine
whether the operators had com
plied with the new city garbage
ordinance. The ordinance makes 4t
mandatory for garbage cans at
such establishments to be placed
in wooden containers.
Two officials of the State Depart
ment of Agriculture appeared be
fore the council and urged that
municipal milk Inspection stand
ards be raised.
Vergil Simmons, state fluid milk
inspector and J, D. Patterson, chief
chemist for the agriculture depart
ment, said that when the United
Slates Air Force installs Its per
sonnel at the Jet Interceptor Base,
higher milk Inspection standards
by the city will be demanded.
The stale officials also recom
mended better city laboratory fa
cilities for testing milk. They were
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