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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JANUARY 30. 1958 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKKGON West Okays Ike's Stand On Red Pact WASHINGTON Iff The Western, It cautioned, however, that "It and (3) to strengthen economic, world has generally a p p r o v e d canot be considered that the cultural and scientific cooperation President Elsenhower's turndown i. . of of a 20-year "treaty ol friendship' between Russia' and the United peured. States piollered by Premier Bui-1 "it Is deeds and not words alone ganin. I which count," Eisenhower told Bul- The Kremlin, as had been fore-iganin in the exchange made public cast by officials here, gave evi-jover the weekend. He said that dence that it intend, to squeeze what is needed to promote world every bit of propaganda it can peace is "a change of spirit." from the exchange ol letters be-J Bulgamn had written that it tween the two. I would be "an act of great inter- The Soviet press yesterday head- national significance" for peace if lined the news of Bulgnnin's pro- j the United States and Russia would a new war has disap-l Eisenhower s letter, as courteous ill tunc wna ouigumu a bukcsi- ed that Russia Join in steps to unify Germany, end the threat of atomic war. free Russia's satellite states and abolish the Iron Curtain. He lnvlled Bulganln to write his reactions. nosal. Moscow papers carried the full text of his letter and treaty draft. But Russian papers carried no word of Eisenhower's reply that! such a pact Is unnceded and might create a false illusion. Thus it ap peired that Moscow hoped late.' publication of the rejection would give it greater impact on the Russian people. In. its issue today, the Commu nist party paper Pravda called Bulganin's olfer "a deeply thought- sign a treaty pledging (1) to settle disputes peacefully, (2i to avoid Interference In each other's affairs Fireman Dies In Explosion BOSTON ifl One fire fighter was killed and seven others in jured last night in an explosion punctuated fire which destroyed out system of measures to re-cs- the Sons of Italy Hall in congested tablish the historical friendship be-East Boston, tween the Soviet Union and thet Thomas Slattery. 28. was killed United States." when trapped beneath tons of de bris from a fallen ceiling. Lt. Michael A. Langone, 47, trapped with Slattery, suffered se rious burns and was In critical condition. Damage was estimated by Pat rick Pignato, a former venerable of Uie Sons of Italy Lodge, at $100,000. IT'S TAX TIME! Dont cent tho original, nend pholoalatt H ropy almoit anything, LEO'S CAMERA SHOP 836 Main Ph. 2-3331 Yours For A Memorable Evening , . . 'jCOME SPEND AN 0i EVENING YOU WON'T SOON FORGET . . . LISTEN TO SIMPSON AND ROBINSON MM 1? Q L At MOLATORE'S SINGING AND PLAYING THE SONGS YOU LIKE BEST. 1112 MAIN ST. Police Probe Mass Slay ings PARSIPPANY - TROY HILLS, N. J., Investigators questioned relatives today in a continued effort to learn why William Bauer wiped out six members of his family with a shotgun and then took his own life. Morris County Prosecutor John O. Collins said that, to all intents. the case of the shooting rampagi by the 48-year-old churchgoer is closed on a verdict of homicide and suicide. Hp said, however, that county detectives will question relatives ol nauer's wife in a probe for the motive. Bauer, a civil engineer described by neighbors as a kindly and de voted family man, used a 12' gauge shotgun Friday to slay his wife, two children, his wife's two parents, his own mother, and finally himself. The family had been preparing to go to Florida for a two-week vacation. The victims were Bauer's wife Florence, 36; his children Eliia- beth, 6, and Peter, 20 months; his mother Emma, 84; and his wife's father Unique C. Neuber Sr., 68, and his wife. ATTIC BLOWN Insulation SAVE FUEL DOLLARS NO DOWN PAYMENT 36 Months To Pay Ph. 2-2563 For Free Estimorei Basin Bldg. Materials 4784 So. 6th Ph. 2-2563 Wi ; ; . . ' I ! I M 1 I I i it 12 1 Xff'-1 iXmajmv&du&J Mt TWO MEMBERS of the YMCA-OTI Student Center try out one of the billiard tebles in the main reoreation room at the center, which was formally opened Saturday. Making a shot is John Buckley, as Ted Hall awaits his next try. The center was developed by the students in cooper ation with the Klamath County YMCA, and the opening was a highlight of National YMCA Week, wich ended Saturday night. 'Marty' Director Wins Accolade HOLLYWOOD I Director Del- bert Mann, who came out of tele vision to direct "Marty," tonight won the accolade of the Screen Directors Guild for the best direct ed picture of 1955, thus establish ing him as almost a sure winner of the Academy Award. Seldom have the directors them selves failed to pick the winner of the Academy Award In their an nual selections. Runners-up were directors John Sturges for "Bad Day at Black Rock," Ella Kazan for "East of Eden," Joshua Logan for "Picnic" and John Ford and Meryyn Le roy for "Mr. Roberts." Getting Up Nights If worried by "Bladder Weknfi" (Getting Up Nlghti (too frequent, burning or itch tar, urlnatlonl or Strong, Cloudy Urine due to common Kidney and Bladder Irri tation, try CYSTEX for quick, t ratifying, comforting help. A billion CYBTEX ttbleti used In ptt 35 yeiri prove lafety and cucceu. Aik drugiilit for CYSTEX under atUUetlon or money-bck gurotee. HARMONY IS THE "KEYNOTE 0HCFJI A PERFECT BLEND OF FOUR PART HARMONY Programming !- NEWS- hour during daytime listening Every -af Vft ' B " 4 NETWORK AND LOCAL FEATURES KFI1 J IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THESE NEW AND OUTSTAND ING FEATURES FOR NIGHT-TIME LISTENING: -- 0 FAMILY THEATER - Monday at 8 P.M. O HAUNTINQ HOUR - Tuesday at 8 p.M. O WEIRD CIRCLE - Wednesday at 8 P.M. 0 Playhouse Of Favorites - Thursday at 8 P.M. Locally Owned 5000 Watt rasD Nationally 1150 K.C. Known R .. If ....H-llll AIRMAN OF THE MONTH. A-le Stanley Shorts, right, of the U.S. Air Force receives congratulations from Major General James W. Spry, commander of Parks Air Force Base, upon his selection for this honor. As "Airman of the Month" he re ceived a certificate of recognition and an expense-free trip for himself and wife to San Francisco as guests of the San Francisco Hotel Association. . Shotts works in the Air Base Defense School at the Parks Air Force Base, California, pre paring training literature for use in the school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Shotts, Gilchrist. Mollet To Ask Assembly Approval Of Cabinet List By CARL IIARTMAV PARIS 'if Socialist Premler- deslRnale Guy Mollet asks the Nntional Assembly tomorrow lo approve his government team of Banker, Son Found Shot ROCKFORD, III. tft A promi nent Rockford banker and njs 26-year-old son were found shot to death ye.sterdav. State's Atty. .Robert R. Canfield termed it "an apparent mur der and suicide" but declined to comment further. The bodies of George H. Arnold. 59, vice president of the Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. for 23 years, and his son Robert wore found by the elder Arnold's w.ife Rose. They were four feet apart in the two-car garnpe of the fami ly house a showplnce near the Rockford Country Club. George Arnold had been shot once in the right temp!". The son hud boon shot three times once ii: the back of the head, once be- j hind the ripht ear and once above . the ripht ear. A .22-caliber revolver was found at the feet of the banker. A note which police believe was j written oy tne son and addressed to his mother was found in a pocket of the father's trousers. It read: ' Dear Mom. I'm sorry Jor what happened. Bob." Police declined to speculate on the meaning of the note. Young Arnold, a graduate of Northwestern Naval itnd Military Academy in Lake Geneva. Wis., recently was discharged from the Na vy. Mrs. Arnold, who spent the aft ernoon at a hospital where she was a volunteer worker, found the bodies on her return home. Police said she was too hysterical to be questioned immediately. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry El. talk. UUfih or nttrf without rear of nixi'tir tsUr trch dropping. ltppliiR or wobblms. FASTttTH tio-tus platrs eriiifr tnd inon com (ortnbh . 1 lit. p'rsAii! powder has no Z'riitvv, .wv. pa ts.tf or frrUnc IVpjii t causc pamfv I . all.:tlinf inon.scidt C!ir.-tt piste edor-' (denture breetht Utt FA6TU.1H ny drug counter. 13 Cabinet ministers and 22 under secretaries. Some observers predicted Mollet would oe connnncd In olfice bv nearly 400 of the chamber's 596 deputies. A major factor was be lieved to be his appointment of ex-Premier Pierre Mendes-France. Radical party leader, as deputv premier without a departmental portfolio, rather than to the For eign Ministry he wanted. This was counted on to bring Mollet votes from the Catholic MRP (Popular Republican Move ment i. which is Ftlll bitter against Mendes-France for his relusal to push the ill-fated European army plan while he was in office. If approved by the deputies as expected. Mollet plans to be off soon to Algeria for a try at halting the guerrilla revolt there. He also plans to install 79-year-old Gen. Georges Catroujt as resi dent Cabinet minister for Algeria. Previously Algerian affairs have been administered by the Interior Ministry because legally the North African territory is considered an integral part of France. Creation of a special department for Al geria could foreshadow a measure of independence for the area plagued by nationalist strife. Catroux once held a similar A! gerian post in a government head ed by Gen. Charles de Gaulle and authored a decree, never fully Im plemented, making Algerian Mos lems tun French citizens. .French forces, meanwhile, pushed their campaign against the Algerian guerrillas. Officials re ported 50 rebels slain and 50 cap tured over the weekend. French losses were put at four killed and a doen wounded. Flench troops also fought the biggest battle of their four-month campaign against rebellious Riff tribesmen in the mountains of eastern Morocco. The French re ported more than 40 rebels and 18 Foreign Legionnaires were killed in the hand-to-hand engage ment Saturday six miles south of the Spanish Moroccan border. Mollet declined to announce the rest of his Cabinet now but hinted hr-nidli that Itetc ntthlicheH hv These allotted the Foreign Min istry to Socialist Christian Pineau Legal Notices SEMI-ANNl'AL RETORT OK COUNTY CLERK. KLAMATH COl'NTV. OREGON Jnljr 1, U Ihrausb Derember 31. Itl32 r.XI'ENOIl'l'REtk, CURRENT EXI'ENSE FUND COltNTV COIRT Salarlej. Judge and i Commissioner. alary. OOlce Clerk Travel . Office Supplies te Equip. Legal Publications Watermastcr Veteran's Memorial and Hall Rent , Keep Oregon Green Public Employees Retire' ment & Social Security Community Service Restrooin Attorney Fees . - Civil Defense 6.31959 1.343 10 641.31 14P. as 1. 077.98: 1,159.01 80.00 , 350.00 4.558 13 3(10 00 288 00 500.53 Legal Notice Salaries. Sheriff & Deputies - Salary, Jailors . Salary. Tax Office Suppllet. & Equipment, Tax Office Suppliei 4 Equipment, Sheriff. Ofice Supplies Si Equipment. Jails Investigation & Emergency . Board of Prisoners - Travel A: Car Expense for Sheriff & Deputies Air Wing New Cars for Reservation .... COITNTV CI.KRK Salary County Clerk Deputies Travel Office Supplies it Equipment I m.tiuo.'o ., S 1.1.70B.32 :i.o:io.2t . 10.178.04 4.0G6.M . 292 92 1.344.:i2 22tl 10 Jl'STICE t'Ot'HT Witness & Juror Feea ; Salar. Justices Odrll - S-Jiague River Wood River Salar, Constable Mileage Office Supplies Ir Equipment . Jail Rent AltVKRTlSING County Court -Community JAIL COl'KT HOUSE , Salary. Janitors Utilities ...... l.cpairn Supplies & Equipment ... Service Office Machines KLAMATH fOl'MTY MRS ING HOMI Salaries Repair, Improvement St Equipment Material St Supplies - Utilities Irrigation . . ., Agriculture Household Supplies St Drui?i .. . Laundry, Equipment St Supplies - 73 II ... i.i9o oa ... 1.331 98 415 2U 23617 11SW 469 tn .. ATI 0D 3.00UUQ I 3.045.M 5.023 30 - 7.02271 3ft. (it ... 2.46:i 7fi 1.134 U 7.981.11 3.320. 4fi 442 IS 2.374 87 3.405.77 31SM 0,513.57 ELECTIONS ASSESSOR'S OFFICE Salary, Assessor St Deputies Office Supplies St Equipment . Car Expense St Travel ... County Share of State Appraisal State Appraiser! f t4,4?0.O? $ 262.34 I WiM .. S 20,325.82 1.411.83 ... . 3.325.38 715.7R 205.63 M'RVEVOR Office Supplies DISTRICT ATTORNEY Salary, District Attorney St Deputies Salary, Stenographers Office Supplies St Equipment -.. Special Investigation Travel .. COUNTY TREASURER Salary, Treasurer St Deputy Office Supplies St Equipment . Travel CORONER Salary ......... CATTLE INDEMNITY BAJSO . T.B. TESTING , VACCINATION VETERAN'! SERVICE OFFICER Salary Office Supplies St aquipn.ent ,., L DISTRICT COURT Salary, District Judge Salary, Judge Pro-Tern Salary, Constable St Deputy . uoni.aoie, mileage Court Reporter Juror St Witness Fee I Se.Ufi4.44 . 3.00 S S. .. S 3.541 SO ... 2. 826.32 ... 1.079.34 604.49 196.76 I S.14S.8I 2.908.48 200.28 71.75 9,180.51 400.00 f 400.00 I 586.92 t 6fl.9t 8 681 00 I'lUMf WELFARE Old Age Assistaiu-e . Dependent Children Blind Assistance General Assistance .. indigent Soldiers St Sailors County General Fund . Care of Indigent Transients Aid for P 4 T Disabled AGRICULTURE County Agriculture Agent Home Demonstration Agent 4-H Club Agent ... 4-H Special Funds ...... AGRICULTURE Pest Control Si Inspection Predatory Animal Control Exhibit Fund 22.443 00 12.73800 ..... 141.0(1 34.237.50 314.58 323.49 234 M 5.911.50 f 76.368.7S 3.510.00 l.fi.0.00 2,623.00 . 150.00 t 7.955.00 .. 4.699.81 6.000.00 39.31 COUNTY FIRE rnNTRfil j County Fire Control i Salaries at Suburban fire Department .,.., 8.09 I NeW "ire Truck I JUVENILE OFFICE DETENTION HOME Salaries. Juvenile Officers Stenographer .. Travel St Car Expense Office Supplies St Equipment ,.. DETENTION HOME Salaries Operation Expense ..... Recreation Facilities County Aid for Dependent Children t 10.73.1 8 1. 62.68 3.452.69 ... 15.220. 40 36.00 S 1301.00 ...8 3.185.69 171.75 2.448.44 1,47681 12.50 470.36 CIRCUIT COURT salary. Bailiff St Assistant Supplies St Codes Juror & Witness Fees Attorney Fees - Court Reporter Insanity Fees . , 7,765.55 1.555.10 48.86 2.461. ;i2 90.00 .... 2.246.82 197.00 f ft.Altft.lO jrj8K,v, 4--; 4.' ; t . -. 5.670 20 365.20 3.643.51 2.598.90 7.15 602.88 f 13,850.48 INSURANCE State Industrial Accident .......8 989.47 Building Sc Equipment .... 16.310.5R Officer and Employee Bonds 40.00 Employer's Insurance Benefit .. 500.00 EXPERIMENTAL STATION HEALTH DEPARTMENT Salaries Travel 8 )7.840.05 f 11.100.08 I 11,100.02 Office Supplies St Equipment Scientific Supplies St Equipment .. ..... Utilities . Mental Care Operation Expense .. Social Security St Stat Industrial Accident Child Psychiatric Clinlci . EMERGENCY (Transfers) 15.579. 2J J.0.8.87 252.80 176 40 847.80 467 66 116.81 334 68 9.703-92 1 1, 539. SI 3.250 00 Total Current Expense; Expenditures ,., S3.258.0t . 1396.274.44 ' 141.25 3.840 56 129.75 1 .15 NORMA WE L MAN KUHS Student Enters Contest 8396,314.441 EXPENDITURES COUNTY ROAD FUND Salaries St Labor ..$ 165,800,94. Material, Repairs St Part 306,62.B7 New Equipment 59 321.18 State Industrial Accident 4.039.82 umct supplies b rriiilxmanf Public Employees'Retirement Travel Irrigation Shop Sit Total County Road Expenditures 8589,901.76 BALANCE IN FUNDS, DECEMBER 81. I9.18 Current Expenne Fund 8885.72.1 64 Outstanding Warrants 26.734.39 Balance County Road Fund ........ Outstanding Warrants Balanv . County 3xil Fund Dog Fund Outstanding Warrants Balance CrJ 1.4lt.B2 Grazing Fund . $ 952.16 Outstanding Warrants 260.00 . $858,989.45 8341.044,72 11.311.37 $329,833 AS 8 677.17 ...Cr. 1,36657 51.25 Balance County Library Fund , Outstanding Warrants . Balance Law Library Fund Outstanding Warrants . Balance Museum Fund . . Outstanding Warrants . ..$ 692.16 . .8 13.245.58 ... 2.889.47 . $ 10.356.11 .. 8 2.734.38 tf.00 . $ 2.719.38 . .$ 5.027,29 361 .28 Balance ,., FEES COLLECTED BY COUNTY CLERK A RECORDER Recording Fees ..... Miscellaneous Marriage Licenses .. . Dog Licences Migratory Chattel Fees Paid Countv Treasurer Paid State Treasurer .... 8 6.864.00 545.50 444.00 252.50 413.50 8 8.319 50 8 8.106 00 413.50 CIRCUIT COURT FEES Filing Fees -iitiii Naturalisation Fees A half dozen senior girls nt Klamath Union Hieh School took the Betty Crocker Honiemaker of Tomorrow written examination this year. Norma Welman. l7ycarold datighter of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Welman. 2140 Home, received the i Paid immigration highest score in Klamath Falls, ac-' Naturalization Service cordinp- to Clara Shapard, director of the Home Economics Depart ment at tne high school Recording St Certified Copies for War Veterans etc, without charge g 5.748.10 40.00 - 3,788 30 Paid County Treasurer 8 4.178.10 Paid State Treasurer 1.570 0 5.788.30 .. t 29.on6.oo 1.466.60 lll.STRIc:T COIRT Criminal Fines .... i-ivii rines Her winnins DaDer will be enlerpd constable. s.rvir. ' In competition to name the Oregon Mileage 3.706 90 candidate for the title of All-Ameri- 33 2cm 10 can Honiemaker of Tomorrow and ' f county Treasurer ..$26.31510 will also be considered for the run- " e.ags oo nerup award in the state. S 33 2037o .. Betty Crocker "Good and Easyl stte or Oregon Cook Book'' and a aolden award i County at Klamath " pin designed by Trifari Were i K -n- F OeLap. County Clerk of awards for placing first in the local 1 renTfv ihSVii- ,?reson- do h'rb' .ml., . "" nat the foregoing a true contest. , and correct statement 'of ExoanditirJ The national winner will be i"i,J'A ""'"" 'or the six month, named April 12 at the American i Dec'm,Kr M- T DrtJ s Table banquet in Philadelphia. I Nn ,., , County Clerk . General Mills is the sponsor ol the 0 28 ; prRram designed to assist schools VT,, in building in young women a deep- Wim: cTRcmTLcouS?Lor v er appreciation and understanding I the state of Oregon of the American home. General i i ,hIIK...cou?Ty of klamath' re than jlOO.000 in! M. Bern.' Dc,,.rt'ne ' ""' Mills awards more than $100,000 in! scholarships through this program , ,,i2j,,c '". hby .iven that l have annually. Each state winner rfr, , .7b!! J"' '' Admii,tr- . .1 ann Ki.,..i.i ...j ' h,Li ' P'1'. Henry M. Bera. ...... v.- ....vvu nuia.aiuj iiiu mi r""--"' mat the Court ha. . educational triD With hr srhon! rruary 21. 19M .h, h" "a,, . iv.i-i... '"e time tor th. adviser to " Washington. DC, cc osiection Ionia'. Williamsburg and Philadel- "U'"11"" Uwreof. "count and phia. A S500 scholarship is award ed the runnerup girl in each state. O People Read SPOT ADS -you are. Doris Knechtges of Detroit has ! rolled a 700 series four times Her I last was 727 on games of 226. 234 1 and 267. pwwwwwwwwww I Dav,d CLOSE OUT SALE Now In Progress At Art-Needlework SHOPPt' , 412 Mai t Xo. 7M Janl 23. jo'rebia. Admx NOTICE Notice Is herebv ' given that th. undersigned Executor, of the will of Lora Evan,, deceased, have tilrt Cirvtnt TV JU-Ke or me Count- ii Lne o( Oregi-n. ui.rforuirv a m. as the tiine. t the hour ol lOOtr . oi ,.,d cour, .. ..v. h.;?r,r; i uujcvuo; . t-i-rcio " ii Jov M. BMon Perrv t. r, r