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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, DECEMBER 25. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWO Sunday, lite. 25 . u. Hiilorv I IS Cluuch of Chrlll SioSall Lke Cily Tlbernicl. 9 (10 Voice o Prophecy A1M 8 :;o Invitation to learning CBS CBS 111:00 Weekend .lowi ABC 10 05 NcBro Collcae tnoir in no Wccl-.end Newt AbC ABC 10.115 Pilgrim.!. ABC .. 11.110 The Syiniihonclle CBS 11:30 Kirat Prcibyterian tlmrch 12:00 New. York I'hllliannonlc CBS 1 00 Woolworth Hour CBS IS ET'a w!d A. CBS 3::t(l Greatest Btory Kvrr loW ABL 3.00 Hour oi mb - Show ens 5 (Ml Hollywood Murlc Hall CHS 5 :.0 CKS Newroin B dO Vmnette CHS ' 6:03 Our Mm brook CBS 6 ;:o Two for the Money CHS 7:on Now CBS 7:03 Gone Aulry' CBS 7 30 Gunt.ml:e CBS 7:35 Newt C'US 8 00 Stork Urby PrtVi' B:;iO MHrh Miller Show CBS 0 (10 Tremendous 'Trills CBS i()3 Eduiir Her (Tit CHS lO-in 10 I'M Edition Nwi 10.13 Family Alhr.m 10.10 Revival Time 11 00 Sign Off New Summery 11:03 Sign Off Monday,' Dee. 2fl 8:00 Minvie New Summary B0I Ai'er-i-' Favorl'o Music (1:13 Minule New Summirv 6: 1(1 America's Fsvorlle Muik (. riO Minute News hummarv fl :il America Favorite Mmle fl-44 Minule New Summary ft t3 America' avoriie M"f 7 00 Npwi Breikfast Edition 7 13 Dujtan and Mft Show 7 :0 frank Go" CBS , 0 7:43 Harry Babbitt CBS I, (HI Prcnkffl l Club ABC 9 00 Blue Skip 0 15 Heller '''vln., 9 SO Helen Trent CBS . 9:43 Our Gal Sunday CDS 10 00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:13 Ma Perklni CBS J0.:t0 You rut Di .'-lolo- CBS 10 43 Guldinc Ueht CBS 11:00 Stop 'N' Shop 11:10 Music 11:13 Perry Mnsnn CBS ll:ri0 Nora Drake CHS 11:43 Aunt Mary CBS 12 Wl Non Edition Newt 13 13 PavlrHi Sidewalk Show 32:.10 Houe Parly CHS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey Time CBS a :io Hank Henry Show 3:00 Second Mr. Burton CBS 3:13 Miller Mntinee 3:23 Stop 'N Shop 3;;i0 Hull. Ashton 3:40 Music 3:43 Ted Mfilone ABC 4:00 Whispering; Streets ABC 4:20 Basin Briefi 4:30 Today'! Top Turn 5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:13 Bill Sicrn ABC 5 110 Weather Roundup 6:43 Frank Gobi 5:35 Hometown Newi 6 00 Today'i SporU Hlfhtifhtf B:l Lowell Thoma CHS A-:io Arm 'N Andy CBS fl:33 Nrwi CBS 7 00 Godfrey Talent ScouU CBS 7:30 Newi CBS 7 35 JarV Con Show CBS 8 00 Newn CBS 8:05 Tennessee Ernie CBS 8 30 You Were There , 8:45 Blnf Cronhy CBS 9.00 Snund Mirror ABC 9 : Vole, of Firestone ABC 10:00 10 PM Edition 10:13 Johnnv Dollar CBS 10:30 Time for Helaxation 11:00 Sinn Off New Summary 11:03 Sljtn Off If you art planning on a new car th.i month See Us Before You Buy! Your Prtstnt Car . It Worth Mort On A New Oldsmobile! We Need Used Cart!!! Dick B. Miller Co. 7th & Klamath Ph. 4103 HY BHD BlIESING Tills year, a. happens every year, a million or no people will awaken on Chrislmaa morn Inn to find that Rood old St. NK'k has broiiKht them a fine new camera. Chances are the new owners will hurry to not film In U.e Instrument, then beg!" snapping pictures of ev erything In siKhL In the Christmas morning excite men t, the in struction booklet that came with the camera will lie u n u o 1 1 o e d among me gui wrappings on the floor. Unless the new camera own er is an experienced photog rapher, this is a mistake. Here Is a practical tip. Lay the cam era and the instruction booklet aside until the excitement has subsided. Then, with camera in hand, rend Uie instructions. Set the shutter and trip it. Do this at diltercnt shutter speeds. Ad just the lens aperture to dif ferent settings Adjust the time exposure lever, and note how the flash synchroniser Is set. Open and close the camera sev eral times. Practice loading U with film, After you've digested all the Information in the booklet, make a number of "trial runs" with the camera by Knapping pic tures without any film. For each trutl. make alt the needed camera adjustments. Just as you would if the camera was loaded. This way you 11 get th feel of .your new prize ... a it'll mean better pictures wl.. your first roll! And here's a final tip for yo.i late Christmas shoppers. You'll still find everything In photo graphic Christmas gifts in our display. For Your Convenience, We Wilt Be Open Sun, and Men. . MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL BI D ft CHARLOTTE'S NEWS A PHOTO SERVICE 1004 Main St. Phone 425 , (Radio Jjog Tuesday. Dec. V 8 00 Minute Newi Summary 6:m ..uicriLa's ravonte .liuic 8:13 Minute New Summary d:lti Aniei-tca'i Favorite Mtuie 8 30 Minute Newt Summary l;U A-iema'.i ravol.ts Mutlr 8-43 Minute New Summary 8 46 Amenta' Favorite Muelc 7 00 New Breakfast hdition 7:13 Duguii and Meit Show 1.30 Frank Goa CBS 7:45 Hairy Bnubltl CBS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC n uu Blue hkiea 015 Better Living 11-30 Helen Trent CBS lM.' Our Gal Suntiay C BS 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 1ii 1ft Mm Perklni Ci:H in -.n vmirin Dr. Malone CBS 10:13 Guiunif L.IKH. Y'.i . 11:00 Marian from Miller I 11:10 Muilc 11:15 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CHS 11:43 Aunt Mary CHS i:.oo Noon Edition N"W U:13 Peyiei Sidewalk Show la: 30 limine Piirlv CHS 1:00 Arthur Godfrrv CBS S:30 liank Henry Show 3 00 Second Mr. Burton CBS ,i:i:. r. ill :r i M.-iir'e 3:23 Stop 'N Shop 3:30 Kuth AhlOfi CBS 3:40 Mulc 3.43 'fVd Malone ABC 4 00 Whispering Street ABC 4:20 Basin Briefi 4:30 Today'i Top Tune 3.00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 5:15 Bill Slern ABC ::i0 WeaL.er i.o.iii'mp 3.45 Frank Gobi CHS 3:35 Hometown New,, 00 Today' Sportr. HisnUfnt 6 15 Lowell Thomas CBS 0 Amoi N' Andy CBS 6 .13 New CBS 7.00 Suiene CBS 7::i0 New 7:35 Jark Cnrnon Show CBS tl:.XI Newi CBS 0:03 Tennessee Ernie CBS 8::i0 Preview of Tomorow 8:45 Blni Crosby CBS 0:00 .Sound Mir;jr AUC 0 30 Life Is Worth LI vine ABC 10:00 10 P.M. Edition 10 15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10.30 Time lor Helaxation 11 00 Sinn Off New Summary 11:03 Sign Off KFJI MBS DLBS, 1150 KC Sunday. Dec. 25 7:30 Oral Robert! 8:00 Klamath Tenmle Hour 8:30 Bark to God DLBS lt.no Hadlft Blhle Clas DLBS 9:30 Youth Soldier for Chi- si 11:45 Frank and Krneil DL lfi 10:00 Newnpaper of the Air '-BS' 10:13 Christian Science Heal DLBS 10.30 Lutheran Hour 11:00 Haven of Rel DLBS , 11:30 Wlnif of lleallns; OLHS U 00 Queen Elizabeth Chrllma Mrssatce DLBS , 12:15 Bill Cunningham DLBS 12:30 Jfmmie Fldler Tnl. Mntujit of Omaha Calling DLBS 2 00 Handel' "The Veiah .100 Santa Clau Bides Again 3:30 Christmas Miracle of Jasper 4 00 Chrmtmai Visit with Ted Malone a in CnmiK Wklv Man 5:00 Chrlitma on The Independence B:l!ptUwln C. Hill "The Nativity" DLBS 5-30 Christ ma Favorite 3:35 Lei Paul-Mary Ford DLBS (1:00 Walter Winchell MBS 8:15 Loral New 8:113 Hollywood Highlight 8:30 Bin Tin Tin MRS 7:00 Wild Bill Hlrkok DLBS 7:25 Tomorrow' World DLBS 7:30 Hopalong Cassidy DLBS 8 00 City Editor DI BS n in Prnurtlv We Hall 0:00 Newspaper of Air DtJJS 9:13 Boh Conaidine DLBS 9 30 Chamber of Commerce 9:43 L Paul-Mary Ford Dl.BS 0 50 General Sport Time DLBS 10:00 Tomorrow ! Trent Page Headline DLBS 1015 Wayne King Serenade 10:30 Sign Oft Monday, Dec. 26 8:00 Firt New , , 8 03 Sunrlie Serenade with Lueai 8 30 Son of tne Pioneer 8 45 Farm Reporter 7 00 Hemingway MBS 7:15 Break fait Gang DLBS 7:30 Today Best Buy 7:43 Bunynn Newt 8 00 Cliff Engle DLBS 8:15 Morning Melodies with Luea 0:13 Kraft Newscast MBS 9:20 Morning Melodle with Luea 0 45 Bntin Bouquet 10:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:15 Tello Test DLBS 10 30 A Visit to La Pointes 10.43 Quickie Quiz HUM Kraft New MBS 11:03 Jolly Roger Show 11.30 Queen For A Day DIBS 12 00 Tip From The Town Shop 12:15 Bunynn Noon New 12:30 Best On Record 12 43 MLJ'i Town and Country Time 1:43 Wayne Loerke Show 3:25 News DLBS 3-30 Behind the Story DLBS 3 43 Tello Test DLBS 4.00 Keyboard Kapers 4:13 Hemingway MBS 4 30 Here' The Answer DLBI 4:43 Sam Haye DLBS SDOBunyana Timber Tale 3 03 Johnnie a Traffic Jam 8 00 Bob Green DLBS 8 13 Warren Bunyan SporU Report 0X3 Hollywood Highlight 8:30 First Federal Newa 8:43 Sam llayea DLBS 0 33 Hurry Winner DLBS 7 00 True Detective Mystery DLBS 7 3rt John Steele DLBS Bin Bob and Hav DLBS 8 W Les Paul- Mary Ford DLBS 8.:t0 True or False DLBS 9 00 Gabriel Header DLBS 9 13 Fulton Lewis DLBS n in Rvfiilriff Serenade 9 43 Let Paul Mary Ford DLBS 9 30 Bob loch Show 11:00 Sign Off Tuesday. Dee. 27 ! 8 00 First News i 8 03 Sunrise Serenade with Lurai 8 30 Som of the Pioneer I 9 43 Farm Reporter I 7 00 Hemingway MHS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7-30 Toda Best Buy 1 7:43 Hiiuyan News 8 DO Cliff Kngle DLBS i H 13 Morning Melndiei With Lilcll 9 13 Newicst M11S , 9:43 H.iMii Uotinuet 10 00 Nrwspnper of the Air DLBS 10 13 Tello Test Dl.BS 10 30 Vi'it to La Pointes , 10:43 Quickie Qui III 00 Kraft News DLBS 11 03 Visit to Dons I 11 10 Joliv Roger Show I 11:30 Queen for a Day DLBS 12 00 Tip from the Town Shop 12 13 Bunyan Noon News 12 M Bent On Record 12 43 Ml J'i Town and Country Ttme 1 00 Bill Lively Roundup 1:30 University of Ai kansai Singers 2 00 W)iif Loerke Show 3 1" i;ien Fox Show 3 23 Kraft Newa DLBS 3 :0 Behind the Siorv DLBS 3 43 Tello Ten DLBS 4 00 Kevhonrd Knr-Ti 4:13 Hrmingwev MBS 4 :t0 lleie'a The Aiuwrr DLBS 4 43 Sam Hae DLUS 3 00 Hunvan'a Timber Tale 3 (3 Johnnie t Traffic Jam 8 00 Boh Cteene DLBS 6 13 Warren Human Sport Rtport 6 23 Hollywood Highlight! 8 30 First Federal News 8 43 Sam Haves DLBS 8 33 Harrv Wumrr DI BS 7 -on Tteaiurv srnt HI HS 7 .10 Bob and Rsv DLBS 7 33 l.e- Paul Marv Ford DI BS S 00 OTI v Shata College Bakelhll vnKe nme wtin Eddie Fisher Di.ns 9 43 (;.ihriel Meatier DLBS 10 00 Poh Inrh Show 11.00 Sign Off KBFRTV Chaeiel I CBS, NBC, ABC Sunday, Dec. 25 11 00 Afternoon Theater 1 O0 Lei Take a Trip I 2 00 Omnibus ' Haiidel s Messiah' 3 Mi Ttie Chnsiophers 1 4 00 No. 3 Room at the Inn 4 to Sunday Matinee 8 00 This is the Life 8 .0 It's A Great Life 7 00 Private Secretary 7 M Walerfront 8 on The Ed Sullivan Shew B 00 G E Theater 9 30 Weeklv News In RtMtw 9 43 Musical Magic 10 00 l.oretta Young 10 .10 Break The Bank U 00 Mimcal Travel 11 .10 Midget Mo.t U 00 New & Sign Off Monday. Dec. 26 1t'!W Devotione 12 00 Matinee 12.45 Pro Football Rami vt Clev land Browns 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theater , 4:45 TBA a oo Uncle Bill Show 5 .'i0 IV Tuiirc 3:43 Adventuie in Literature 6:15 News 873 f nit er 6.30 Hollywood Album b:43 Shopping for Jashion and uitt 7:00 Studio One 8:00 Burns ind Allen ti.M Badge 714 900 1 Love Lucy &-:to Deccmoer Bride Jicoo Firestone Theater 10:3'J I-iwrence WHk 1 1 ::t0 Midget Movie 12:00 New and Sign Off Tuesday, Dec. 27 11:30 Devotion 12:00 Matinee 1:00 jv.ua.t- i-ian 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 1:43 Vnl Rogue Camera 'J:0O Pinky Lee :i:30 Howdv Dondy :':'iO Fr-ntnlne K:,ic!e 3:30 Afternoon Theater - . i . nt- 5:00 Uncle Bill Show ' a :M) Advcnturei in Literature ti.00 Muclc and Maple 0:15 Newa and Weather 0:30 Boiton Blackie V; 0 :.4,LCf f 'V-.tioo 7 -30 My Favorite Husband b:O0t'ne Phil Silver- fcnuw B::t0 Celebrity P:ayiio-.:se 9:00 Llherace 9 .10 TV Question Box 9:45 Hollywood Aliiuin 10:00 Famous Plavhoiue 10:30 Best Theater 12:00 New and Sign Off Coed Treated For Injuries Condition of Susan Ann Ravizza, 18, member ot a well-known Klam ath County family who was in jured seriously in an automobile accident on December 20 Is re ported to be good. Miss Ravizza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ravizza, and a student at the University of Ore gon, was en route to the home of her parents when the accident happened. She suffered a broken right hip and a deep cut across the forehead in addition lo num erous bruises and shock. She Is a patient in St. Charles Memorial Hospital, Bend. She was pinned beneath the heater In an automobile driven by Dwlght Lee Souers Jr. of Klam ath Agency, also a student at the university, Souers struck a road grader after the windshield of his car was spattered with muddy wa ter by a passing truck. The injured girl is the grand daughter of Mrs. Leslie Rogers. Klamath Falls. fm 04' and yours :ffi mm: I I S ti I A Ok i From Ths Staff end MsM.mtf C ( --r''" ' 7S A n VOUR KLAMATH THEATRES L'. , Hi 1 i fUW , X:-:-. v- I 'H fli K r 1 3 BIG HOLIDAY PROGRAMS -STARTS TODAY! ' f ! Wff TODAY AND MONDAY CONTINUOUS SHOWS ALL DAYI DOORS OPIN 12:45 P.M. F w rii&w - -v ' hi TH f -r ,--1r.-l",1l nYl tA-' a, - ( V t. - -1. ...nl ,V,. A. i J. j. J J ti; m- rrjj lTl i -J THE THRILLING BIG PICTURE 1 V I S J r ! J, tj L 1 ' . 1.1 I J FM MFn IN RFND. ORFfiONI L . , - - Uj&Vt . r r I ""''' ' . Thli Hit Plays For 7 Dayi? r ; They're Perfect Models of i TTKK Li " .- is 1 fs n ViWi MtN l 'tJM He Fouzht the Sioux V ' U 4 A ITOjWTiVa If Jr ) ffi He Loved One W ' ' t 11 4' fofTheirWomenih P I rr-rfjfhy p"- A 2 TERRIFIC S0CK0 HITS! U ? rij ' V r " ZZT att-JlllMllI III I iCV FACE TO FACC...AN0 - - wdwism. . (W; 1 1 fi tl X 1 1 il A i fj PISTOL TO PISTOL! y UjlM twj.:iufmm broadway's'night :"worid1 " , nSnftufmy t wre Si More TwS;of money and mink... x:A iFS h ' PrTTEdd M.vtHOPP -JLPM-ittrTIEIIIIII EIUBIMIAIE f V 4 i Modoc Deputy Sheriff Raps System Of Open Doe Season TULELAKE Gerald C. Wil son, Modoo County deputy sheriff who assisted game law enforce ment officers during the open doe reason in Modoc County that opened December 10 and ended December 18. has Issued a protest over the 'mismanaRement of the hhoot by the California State Branch of the U.S. Pish and Wild liie Service and the senseless laughter of the California-Oregon inter-state deer herd." Wilson stated that the arta in Northern Modoc County opened lo the shoot is the natural feeding Grand Jury ?m Cases "An Investigation into 19 crimin al cases will be launched Tuesday by the Klamath County Grand Jury. The cases will be presented to the Jury by District Attorney Rich ard Beesley after Circuit Judge David R. Vandencerg instructs the r. e v e n investigators concerning t'irir duties. Alleged law violators held in the county jail whose cases are slat ed for grand jury consideration in clude: George Leffew, forgery; Charles Kring, assault with a dan gerous weapon; Billy Richardson, rape; Phillip Beeson, sodomy; Ray Martin, forgery; William Brogdon, forgery; Earl Larson, burglary, and Ralph Houck, bogus checks. Others whose cases will be probed are: Leonard Lugo, assault! with a dangerous weapon; Jack Gordon, raie; John Curry, lar ceny by bailee; Keith Wolf, forg ery; D.-c Ann Wolf, bous checks: Kenneth (Dusty) Wells, assault with a dangerous weapon: Alfred Lugo, assault with a dangerous weapon: C. H. Parks, assault with a dangerous weapon, and Phillip Gardiner, assault with a danger ous weapon. District Attorney Beesley said Saturday afternoon he did not be lieve the Jury would be able to report until after New Year's Day, l'KOIIIHITED BONN. Germany IP The West German government Friday pro. hlbitcd the sale to children of an American - made model aircraft bearing the Nazi swastika. A notice In the Offical Gazette said a model construction set of a Focke-wtilf ion a r.pvmnn World War n lighter was "endangering youth.'" ground of deer and that the ani mals were congregating in that area in great numbers before tile dates set for the season. He challenged the accuracy of the annual inter-state count which is accomplished by dragging a section of the state line road where deer normally cross and then counting the tracks. "Those who make the tally." Wilson said, "forgfet a deer has fcur legs and do not divide the total by four." He said the last 22,000 head estimate was far too high. "If California feels the open doe season is the answer to control a too rapid an Increase in deer numbers that fish and game of ficials are Interested in and the conservation of deer browse," Wil son said, "the government service should Investigate why plenty of feed is not available for the deer." Bltterbrush and sagebrush in natural deer habitat In the Lava Beds and other nearby feeding giounds is dying. Sheep are grazed in considerable numbers in tnese areas and Wilson suggested that there may be some relation be tween the sheep feeding and the dying flora through a parasitical insect transmittsd through drop pings. Other flora in the same i.eneral area Is not affected. The officer also protested dates of the season which come after the rutting season; the "irrespon sible shooting." practically on the doorsteps of ranch homes, the lack of policing facilities provided for law enforcement officers and the overlapping of authority. He cited numerous instances of law breaking, including the finding of a number of bucks killed out of season. An estimated 3,600 animals were killed during the doe season. Reyes Files Appeal Motion CORVALLIS On Martin B. Reyes, 23, Seattle, sentenced to life Imprisonment, has filed a mo tion for a new trial in circuit court here. Reyes was convicted Dec. 13 of second degree murder in the death of James R. Appelgate, 30, Oct. 24. Reyes' attorneys, in filing the motion, listed 17 alleged errors at law thev assert were permitted in the trial. The motion specified, however, that if a new trial is granted it is to be on no charge .lilgher than murder In the second degree CITY BRIEFS Christina. Sunday Christmas Sunday will be observed at lie First Covenant Church. 823 Wal nut Avenue, with uniiied Cmisi inas asrvice from 10.30 to 11:45 a m. A program of special singing and messages Is planned lor the niir. fnmilv. There will not be a separate Sunday school or evening services. Gue.ts Lt. and Mrs. Jame! C res well and two months old! daughter Megan are k.h Falls from Ft. George, vie. California for the Christmas hoi davs. They will visit with the of ficer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Creswell. Weyerhaeuser dis-, trict and with Mrs. Creswell's par ents. Mr. and Mis. Loren Geo;ge of the Henley district. Mrs. Cres well is the tormer Carol George. Also here for the holidays arc Mr. and Mis. Robert Croll (Col leen Creswellj Vancouver, B.C. Jury Boosts Pay For Land A circuit court Jury late Friday awarded C. H. and J.- F. Kelly, Klamath Basin ranchers $11,000 plus legal fees at the conclusion of a suit filed against them by the city over restricted easement on 90 acres of land adjacent to the municipal airport. The action was instituted in Judge David R. Vandenberg's court after Uie Kelly brothers re fused to accept $6,750 for allowing he restricted easement on their land. The land, is needed to facili tate construction of the Klamath Falls Jet Interceptor base. Attorneys Dick Maxwell and Ben Goddard who represented the ranchers, contended that instruc tions on Uie land eliminated possi bility of its development as a sub division. Under the terms of the restricted easement, no buildings could be erected on the tract and not more than 25 persons would be allowed to congregate there. When the jury announced its ver dict after three hours deliberation. City Attorney Henry Perkins said it would be up to the city council to decide whether the case should be appealed. The defendants asked $15,000 plus $5,000 legal fees. Judge Vandenberg will decide what remuneration Maxwell and Goddard will receive. Court costs also, must be paid by the city. BASIN South - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ha - 'ousek of Malin are spending tne , memo 10 spiiu uic atuuoi vacation winter at Corning with their j with her iamlly. the Lester Leavim raugmer, Mrs. Chet College, anojof Langell Valley, lamily. - Moved Mr. and Mrs. Paddy it Williams Is expected from Hollvwood today to spend Cnrlsi- mas with his wile wno arr.itu vtnnri.v iiv mr with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Smith wno also attended ihe race meeting in Los Alamitos. Aicn n.ith th smiths will 'be Mr. Mrs ci,aliM Johnson, slsler . brolher 0 Mr. and Mrs. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dave Can non of Reno. Mr. and Mrf. John Hinz, Mi. and Mrs. George Hinz, and their children. proprietors of the Curve Cafe of Malln will spend their Christ - ir.as In Klamath Falls.' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collins and daughter Helen closed the cafe to spend trie dav with Mr. and Hard, 2161 Vine. Mrs. Bill Ber- Dan DeMntt is returning with his grandmother, Mrs. C. C. De Motl. from California to spend Christmas with his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Carl C. DeMott.ln Malin. Home Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dye C7 Bonanza are expecting their children all home for the holidays, 'ncludinp Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dye. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Custer and children of Coos Bay and Wayne Dye of Bly. The Elwood Dyes will also visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rodgers. Spending Chrlatmaa with their con in San Jose are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rowcliffe of Langell Valley who left December 30. Holiday. will be spent ir. Portland by Mr. and Mrs. Charle3 Dalton and Carolyn ot Bonanza. Other relatives from Washington will meet them at the home of her parents. Christmas Weekend will be spent by Mr. and Mrs. John Lus. combe of Bend with her mother, Mrs. Florence Horn, of Bonanza, and his parents in Klamath Falls. Pauline Noble student at col lege at Costa Mesa, California, is in Langell Valley for the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Noble. Home Mary Anne Leavitt ar- DIRECTOR NAMED WASHINGTON ii Chester Dusten, of Portland. Friday was named director of the AFL-CIO's Region 21. Leo F. Flynn, Seattle, was named Dusten s Assistant. BRIEFS i Ived December 21 from Sacra. Keneany auu inmuy icii rorl Klamath Friday for Cottonwood ranch hand for Joseph C. McAul Iffe. Left Mr. and Mrs. William ZUinbiun left Fort Klamath Satur. fiay to spend Uie winter at Por terville. California, with her moth er and sister and family, Mrs. Harry Brown and Mr. and Mrs. R. Marshall. Home on Leave Radarman lc : yrnon Branham. USN, m rived in Fort Klamath Saturday. He is vis. humr his sister and family, Mr. pnt mi-s, James Van Wormer and Douglas. He has been on duty In Japan and will return to San Diego January 6. Bubv Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ken. neally'of Fort Klamr.th are rctjly ing congiatulatlons on t : c.-lval of a son, Michael John. fc;-.n Fri day, December 16. at :;K:ir.th Vallev Hospital, weiSmi'T 7 lb-.. 2 oz. This is the younj co'ipic's fi:;t child. SPECIAL! MATINEE WEDNESDAY DOORS OPIN 12:41 P.M. YEAR'S SUPREME THRIIU I iwnrmn " JEF MORROW FAITH DOMERfi'JV -PLUS-