THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
BASIN
Weed The cancer film for
women only will be shows at
night, following the holiday sea
son, lor women tmpioyca. during
the day. Time and place of , the
showing will be announced.
New Son Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Pemberton of Silver Lake are par
ents of a boy, Danny Jack, born
December 21 at St. Charles Me
morial Hospital at Bend.
Silver Lake Mrs. Richard
Brown and daughter, Laurie, left
December 22 for Shoshone, Cali
fornia, to spend Christmas week
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. O. J. Monelt.
' Baby Girl Mr. an Mrs. Theo
dore Moore of Alturas became
parents of a daughter weighing 6
lbs. 1334 oi., December 23, at Mo
doc Medical Center.
A Baby Boy weighing 8 lbs.
10'4 oz. was born at 12:28 p.m.
December 22, at Modoc Medical
Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Kent Lar
son of Alturas.
K.CNO Alturas was given
permission by the Federal Com
munications Commission in Wash
ington, D.C., to stay on the air
until tl:30 p.m. last Friday night
during the critical weather period
to bring Modoc County residents
Ihe latest flood and road condition
reports. The Civil Defense direc
tor, Charles Lederer, and the Mo
doc County sheriff's office were in
contact with the station to relay
all the latest information.
Daughter The Modoc Medical
Center at Alturas reports the birth
of a baby girl, weighing 8 lbs. T.4
oz., at 12:25 p.m., on December 24
to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dees of Al
turas. A Son weighing 7 lbs. 9i
oz., was- born at Modoc. Medical
Center. Alturas, to Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Tipton.
Cedarville Funeral services
were held Tuesday for Wylie J. Al
len who died Christmas Day. In
terment was in the Eagleville
Cemetery. ,
Canby Charlie Kline, a resi
dent of Canby for several years,
died Tuesday at the Modoc Medi
cal Center, Alturas.
Vinton Miller son of Mrs.
Mellie Miller of Alturas and neph
ew of Rosa Briles, Alturas, ar
rived at Oakland December 26. He
Is an officer on a submarine and
plans to spend leave visiting
friends and relatives at Lakeview
and Alturas. A graduate of Modoc
Union High School and Annapolis,
he attended special submarine
school before he was commissioned
as an officer on a submarine.
All Aliens In the United Slates
are required to report their ad
dresses to the federal government
in January. Get Form 1-53 from
your nearest post office or immi
gration service office. Fill out the
card and give It to the clerk. Do
not mail the card yourself. Cards
must be filled out .-for each mem
ber of the family during January.
Named Cadet John P. Hunt
ingdon, 18, son of Mrs. Iola S.
Huntingdon, 430 Chestnut Street,
Mount Shasta, recently was named
Strong Gales
Lash Britain
LONDON (ifl Savage gales
with gusts up to 70 miles an hour
lashed the Britsh Isles Thursday,
halting ocean liners and sending
little ships scuttling for shelter.
Blasting winds across the York
shire moors overturned a number
of trucks and uprooted trees. Tor
rential rains caused big traffic tie
ups in Lancashire County. ; '
Gale warnings were hoisted all
around the coast. The liner Em
press of France was unable to
leave Its dock in Liverpool for
Canada because of the winds.
Brazil Paper
Reports Censors
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil lPI
One of Rio de Janeiro's leading
morning newspapers'falled to ap
pear Thursday and blamed delays
in military censorship.
An officials of Correio da Manna
said the proof of page 6 of the
paper still was at the War Ministry
two hours after the press run
usually starts.
Censorship to prevent criticism
of the legality of Brazil's provis
ional government was decreed last
month. The opposition newspaper
Diario de Noticas was raided
Wednesday and all copies of that
day's issue seized because it pub
lished an editoripl critical of cen
sorship. It said the censors were
blocking publication of even offi
cial statements.
OPEN HOUSE
MOUNT SHASTA The Mount
Shasta Community Hospital will
hold open house Saturday from 1
to 4 p.m. The hospital is sched
uled to open on January 1. The
six doctors who have taken over
the hospital have extended an in
vitation to the public to attend the
open house.
LAST WEEK OF
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DECEMBER STORE-WIDE
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to the dean's list at the U.S. Mili
tary Academy at West Point. The
list Includes cadets who are aca
demically in the upper 20 per cent
of their class. Huntingdon, a first
year man, received his Congres
sional appointment to the academy
from Rep. Clair Engle.
Assigned Army Specialist
third class James J. Plank. 26,
son of Mr, and Mrs. James J
Plank, Alturas, is. a member of
the 714th Transportation 'Railway
Battalion at Fort Eustls, Virginia.
He completed basio training at
Fort Old.
New Years Dance The Lake
County Valley Falls Orange wi.l
give a bardtime masquerade dance
lor members and friends on Sat
urday, December 31. at the grange
hall. Dancing will be from 9 p.m.
until 2 a.m.
Square Dance Classes Start
ing January 3 at 8 p.m. at the
Lakeview Faimcw Community
Hall, Glenn Sturdlvan will conduct
a 12-wecks course of square dance
lessons. The Merry Mixers square
dance group sponsors the classes
wnicn are open to ine public.
Leaving Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Dalen and son will leave Lake.
view January 3 to make their
home in Albany, Oregon where Da
len will be associated with the
Standard Life Insurance Company.
, Bonanza The Ernest Glvans
had as Christmas guests Mrs.
Grace Bowers, Redding: Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Givan, Eugene: Gordon
Givan, Bend, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Givan and daughter, Klamath
Falls. .
From Riddle came Mi. and
Mrs. Russell Weimer to spend
Christinas in Klamath Falls with
their daughter, Mrs. Sammy Deh
linger, and with the Jack Wcim
ers in Langell Valley.
LeKoy Welch stationed at the
Mountain Home Air Force Base,
ana his wife spent Christmas in
Langell Valley with his parents,
the Ivan Welchs.
Nada Derry visited the Les
Leavitt home in Langell Valley
while nome from Providence Hos
pltal, Portland, for Christmas.
CITY BRIEFS
Women (of the Moose will
hold a potluck 6:30 supper at the
Moose Hall. Friday, December 30
for members and families. There
will be entertainment for families
following the dinner. A children's
play center will be supervised by
members of the Hospital Guild
Committee, Women of the Moose.
Letter Gust Vourchis. Klam
ath Falls, has received a letter
from King Paul of Greece, type
written in Greek, thanking Vour
chis for gifts, letters and copies
of the Herald and News sent to
him. The letter was air mailed
from, ihe palace lpAtheris.
Guests Mr: and Mrs. David
(Bud) Ustick are holiday guests
of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Joy
Ustick and Mr. and Mrs. A.-L.
Fitzwater. Following their visit
here they will return to Barstow,
California, w.iere Ustick is sta
tioned with the Army at Camp
Irwin. Mrs. Ustick is the former
Joan Fitzwater.
Meeting of the Aloha Past
Matrons Club. Friday, December
30, 1 p.m. at the Masonic Hall
for a Christmas party and gift
exenange.
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THE RAMPAGING SHASTA RIVER collapsed this steel bridge on the outskirts of Edgewood,
small town near Weed, California, earlier thi 1 week. Thit picture was taken by Lucil Gey
nor, Herald and News correspondent in Weed.
Weed Lodge:
Amuse Children
WEED More than 200 children
were guests at the annual Christ
mas party of Lodge Gloria and
Cuorl Unitl lodges of Sons of Italy
held the evening of December 17
at Sons Memorial Hall.
The Siskiyou Wonderland band,
under the direction of Mrs. Irma
Freeman, presented musical enter
tainment. The boys and girl chor
us groups sang "Jingle Bells,"
and other Christmas songs.
Jeanette Mazzel gave tap rou
tines; Karen Soletti, piano solos:
Shirley Renning, specialty dances;
Bob Tollosono and Marcia Sbar
baro, accordion solos; recitations
by Gail Barbleri and various ac
cordion trios by members of the
accordion band. Group singing by
the 400 persons present concluded
the program.
Weed School
Holds Party
WEED The Christmas party of
the Weed PTA was held December
20 with entertainment by members
of the elementary school. The
school chorus provided musical
background for the Christmas card
pantomime scenes.
Students of the morning and
afternoon kindergarten classes sang
Lanl Gaynor was master of cere
monies and extended a welcome
greeting to parents and PTA mem
bers. Russell Thorpe directed the
program, assisted by Mrs. Lois
Mardahl and teachers. Gabe Dag
gett assisted with stage properties.
Mothers of th esixth grade were
-hostesses with, Mrs. Andrew Schne
berger .of the committee.
ANNUAL PARTY
WEED The office staff of Long
Bell Lumber Company, Weed di
vision, held its annual Yuletlde par
ty last week at the Weed hotel
with 30 persons attending. Earl
Dick was Santa Claus and RuS'
sell Bradshaw master of cere
monies. J. M. White of Longview,
former president of. Long-Bell, s
special guest, waes unable to at
tend because of flood conditions
Mrs. Norma Bond was chairman
of this year's party.
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Bonanza Club
BONANZA Hobby projects for
the Bonanza Womens club for the
coining year will Include oil paint
uig, knitting and crocheting, Ital
ian and Spanish cooking and pic
tures made from flowers.
An evening party, to include
husbands of members, is being
planned for some time in Febru
ary. The club was organized Novem
ber 10, 1025, by 11 women. Present
membership is 46. Mrs. Ada Par
sons Sparaatorn. now of Klamath
Falls,, was the first president; cur-
Lloyd Summons
British Envoys
LONDON W Foreign Secre
tary Lloyd has summoned home
Britain's envoys in the turbulent
Middle East for consultations next
week, the Foreign Office an
nounced Thursday.
The action by" Britain's new for
eign secretary Indicated Middle
Eastern affairs will figure prom
inently in the discussion later next
month when Prime Minister Eden
and Lloyd travel to Washington to
meet President Eisenhower and
U.S: Secretary of State Dulles.
The Lond6n meeting of British
envoys will take place against a
background of secret British dip
lomatic efforts in the main cap
itals of the Middle East to bring
about peace between Israel and the
Arab world.
The Foreign Office announce
ment said British diplomatic rep
resentatives have been summoned
from Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon
Jordan, Israel, Saudi Arabia and
the Persian Gulf territories.'
'': WEED POLICE REPORT
WEED The Weed police depart
ment answered 268 calls In De
cember and the patrol car traveled
3.061 miles, according to police
chief Harold Barnum. Four mis
demeanors booked Involved drunk
enness; six felony arrests Included
five held for suspicion of auto theft
and one for writing bad checks.
Other arrests Involved traffic violations.
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Plans Projects
rent president is Janet Fernlund
The object of the club In organ.
izing was to aid those wishing
further education, to build a com
munity library and have a social
group. The club still owns and
maintains the library and during
1955 increased insurance on the
building and. furnishings from
$1,600 to $6,000. The club also do
nated money to the Community
Lounge in Klamath Falls, the
Klamath County bed at Ooern.
beefier Hospital in Portland, March
of Dimes, Bonanza Big Springs
Park and Bonanza-Lost River (Jem
ctery Association.
The Langell Valley women, who
disbanded their club during the
year and presented a check to the
Bonanza club for $80 to start
special linoleum floor fund for the
library, are combining with the
Bonanza club.
Meetings are held the first Tues.
day of each month at i p.m. In
the Bonanza library. Dues are one
dollar a year and due In Septem
ber. Membership is open to all
interested women. The next meet
ing will be held January S.
Farm Bureau
Plans Party
EDGEWOOD A New Years pa
ty for members of the Edgewood
Farm Bureau and their guests will
be held at ihe Farm Bureau Hall
in Edgewood, Saturday evening.
Plans for the party were com
pleted at the December meeting of
the group, conducted by Ernest
Solus. Sedge Nelson, assistant farm
adviser, was guest speaker and
showed a film, "North of the Ant
arctic." Mrs.- John Mazzlni and
Mrs. Oliver Solus were the refresh
ment committee.
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WASHINGTON UP) The Nike
antiaircraft guided missile Is the
nest advanced weapon likely to be
sent to Europe to atrengthen West
ern defenses, it was learned today.
The missile Itself probably will
not be sent overseas for more than
year. But In the meantime,
launching sites, including under
ground storage rooms, will be con
structed for the Nike.
The supersonic missile, which
already is protecting II major ci
ties in the United 8tates, will be
assigned to U.S. forces stationed in
Europe. Its primary mission will-
be to guard the string of U.S.
bases there, particularly In Ger
many. But It also probably will be
used In helping protect major West
European cities.
Present plana do not call for
lurnisnmar any west European
forces with the Nike, although the
Allies will b Informed about the
capabilities of the weapon. There
is a possibility West European na
tions may even be given sufficient
Information about the weapon so
they can produce it themselves if
tney want to.
The plan to send Nike missile
units to Europe reflects (1) the
near completion of the first phase
of affording antiaircraft protection
to major U.8. cities, (a) the grow-
big demand of smaller European
nations for greater access to ad.
vanced weapons developed by the
United States and Great Britain,
and (3) the determination to equip
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
forces with the most modern weap
ons, Including nuclear weapons.
The Nike, which has a high kill
capability against enemy bombers
t'p to 25 miles away, la the only
operational Army missile not yet
supplied to U.S. Army forces in
Europe. The missile would be of
obvious, value in providing a last-
ditch defense In an area such as
Germany where advance warning
of an enemy attack would be diffi
cult because of the closeness of
Communist air bases.
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Tacoma Firm Buys Timber
YREKA Th Pondosa Unit of
Umber In southern Siskiyou Coun
ty was sold to the Cheney-Sierra
Lumber Company of Tacoma. The
sale was announced by N. E. Dole
timber management officer for the
Shasta-Trinity national forests.
The unit includes 6,450,000 board
feet, principally white and Doug
las nr. it is an excellent sugar
pine growing site and has been
treated by the forest service to
prevent the spread of white pine
blister rust. This sale Is designed
to remove the residual old growth
stand of fir and thereby promote
better growing conditions for pine.
The timber was appraised at $83,-
$11.60, including $1,613.50 for haz-1
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