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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Ittaw POLIO VICTIMS NEED ! tuMUNuiNa march op dimes help. BkSINS f i mm 1 208,000 ? fjl HnERICANS HAVE BEEM FUjUTlNO POLIO TWROUSH the March of Dimes 7 177 ma- f l0d l46 ? pact of every March of Dimes dollar ooes for uwfcr mrvr AID (as DISTIWGUISMED feom eesejrch. frofe ssbsaj 5. EDUCATION, ETC,) ? ... ( Jo"' -''-C' I O CCNTS T P OO 40 0 Offers ? ($M 1953, THE MARCH OF DIMES SllffUtO ! FREE SALK FOLIO VACCINE FOR I 1,500,000 CHILDREN ST 20,000 000 CHILDREN 7,000,000 CHILDREN p45i 000,000 CHILDSEN Nsxaiim ooo'oool ia swa? g g LB gasa QOPgflBsawsnvl V AN ASPIRANT to the post of secretary of state, Mon roe Sweetland (above) of Milwaukie, made known his intention Tuesday. Sweetland said he will file on the Demo cratic ticket for the secretary post in the Mayl8 primary election. Sweetland is pub lisher of the Milwaukie Re view, a weekly newspaper. Bedroom damaged During Fire The bedroom of n home under construction was severely damaged by fire early Saturday afternoon, Klamath Falls Fire Department reported today. The home, located at 2519 Rad cliffe, was being constructed by Ray Aschenbach, contractor, of 2210 Radcliffe. Damage was con; lined to the bedroom, firemen said. The Suburban Fire Department reported that a washing machine motor caught fire at about 8:41 a.m. Monday morning at the resi dence of C. W. Clifford, 3209 Hll yurd. Damage was confined to the washing machine. , Employers Get Tax Warning ALTURAS California employ ers who paid wages in 1955 of $2,000 or more to a single person or $3,500 or more to a married person are required to file a form IT599 for each such individual, to gether with form IT596, on or be fore February 15. Robert C. Kirkwood, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, an nounced that state information re turns have been mailed o all employers who filed last' year. Any employers who have not re ceived these forms may obtain a supply from the Franchise Tax Board office, 1020 "N" street, Sac ramento 14. Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT George A. McClaln, embezzlement, waived preliminary hearing. Order held grand jury. Bond set at S3.000; re manded ta custody of sheriff. Thedore Jack Lubbe, combination overload, $H9 ,bail forfeited. - Clifford R. Eilers. combination over load. $113 bail forfeited. Gerald David Onsman, concealed li cense plate, dismissed. Walter William Casebeer. failing to drive on right, $5 bail forfeited. Amelio Vernon Poloni, violation baiic rule. $7.50 bail forfeited. William Robert Lay. violation basic rule. 510 paid. F. M. Allen, axle overload, $68 ball rorreiiea. Joseph L. Zabel, excessive length, $25 bail forfeited. KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT Rowley Charles Lalo, drunk driving, $100 and 30 days. Hector Nelson, drunk In auto, $30 or 25 days. Joseph Leroy Rogers, drunk, $25 for feited. Roland Jackson, drunk, $25 or 12 days. Floyd Wesley Barlow, failure to drive on right hand side of road, $10 for feited. Blurton Baker, drunk, $50 or 25 days. Robert Bickham, vagrancy, $100 and 30 days. Ed Smith, drunk, $25 forfeited. Emrlck Hult, drunk, S25 or 12 Vi days. Burdette Ochlho. drunk, $25 forfeited. ASPIRIN ; FOR CHli.DHE.Mj than any othtr bnnd t Sweetheart Dance Planned BONANZA March 3 is the date set for the annual Sweetheart dance sponsored by the Bonanza Parents and Patrons, according to Florence Baldock, president. Morgan and McDonald's orches tra will provide music for dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hartley are general chairmen for the dance. Other committee heads are Judy Ross and Elsa Clark, decorations; Mr. and Mrs. George Fernlund, tickets; Miriam Potucek and Flor ence Baldock. music; Mr. and Mrs. Miggs Burk and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jones, food. Cleanup will be handled by Peg gy Albert, Vi Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scott and Mr, and Mrs. Bill Burnett. Norma Haskins will be respon sible for pictures of king and queen candidates and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sohn and Mrs. Joanna Qivan will be in charge of coronation cere monies. . Janet Fernlund will make post ers and direct advertising; gifts and flowers chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Malpert; door prize, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Weimer. Committees were named at the January 25 meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs. Joe Potucek and her committee of eight serv ing refreshments In the cafeteria following. Five Persons Arrested In SF SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Five persons were arrested last night in wnat police said was the crack' up of a ring that fenced -thousands of dollars worth of clothing, furs. Jewelry and other merchandise from some of San Francisco's most exclusive shops. ' Four of those arrested, three women and a man, had links to the underworld. The fifth was schoolteacher. All were charged witn receiving stolen property. The arrests were carried out by the newly designated Chief of Po lice Francis J. Ahem and his aides after weeks of investigation by Dist. Atty. Thomas Lynch. Lynch said the merchandise was stolen from "dozens of stores" In the past few years by two well known shoplifters, whom he did not Identify. However, It was learned that they testified last night before the Grand Jury. One of them was brought here from the women's prison at Corona. According to police, the shop lifters would steal, for example, a dress worth $300, then sell It for $100 or less through a mem ber of the ring, Those arrested were: . Rlnaldo (Red) Ferrari, owner of Clro s Tavern, an ex-convlct with links to prostitution and narcotics. Miss Lorraine Staker, 40, a teacher at McKinley Elementary scnooi wno said sne naa "no idea ' why she should be arrested. Dorothy Ryan, Identified bv Lynch as a longtime madam and whose name was brought into the 19S3 extortion trial of Jimmie Tarantino. Mildred Farnow, whose name appeared In the record of the Mabel Malotte prostitution trial Marie Glfford, identified by po lice as "another former madam. IT'S TAX TIME! Dont send the original, send a photostat! We copy almost , anything. LEO'S CAMERA SHOP 836 Main Ph. 2-3331 OLYMPIA GROCERY New Location New Building New PRICES - Very Competitive, and Better Fancy Imported and Domestic Groceries. Our new location saves you money - Plenty Parking - 2123 Holly and Martin Sts. LOOK at these Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday Specials: C&H Pure Cane a saw i CoHtt79e.Sii!iar--10-.7e Highest Qualify Parkay Salad fil $169 Maraarine 37c Foney, Imported In :re Olive Oil. Imported Tun -25c Anchovies fl- 50" SARDINES Klnrwamn Crr Pm-V fink tm4inA n4 E - L Imported. In pure Olive Oil. Highest Quality. Can 25' Highest Quality ' Imported SalamP c $120 Blue Cheese - 70c f I 1C Sll Imported from Italy and Greece. wLI V C WlL 4-oz. bottle 35c 8-oz. bottle 55e 1 6-01. bottle 7Se We hare in cans 's, Vi gallons and Gallons at LOW PRICES! Wines and Beers - Lowest Price in Town! Quality-Service-Value Your Friendly Grocery Store - Open 8 A.M. to 12 Midnight ' 7 I """" VcTi V jUfu, j - I KANSAS CITY - -V fa 8aS!lW. ' ST Jr- Xi ' v " -1 THE ABOVE MAP shows some of the main trackage of four railroads that would become a single company if Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways decide to merge. The Chicago, Burl ington and Quincy railroad and Spokane, Portland and Seattle railway are jointly owned sub sidiaries of Northern Pacific and Great Northern. If the merger goes through, It would mako the single line the biggest in the nation. On The Record KLAMATH FALLS' BIRTHS ALCORN Born to Mr. and Mn. Howard L. Alcorn, January 28, a girl we inning S lb. 14 oz. at the Klamath Valley Hospital. BUELL Born to Mr. and Mn. Rob ert Buell, January 28, a boy welshing 8 lb. 14 oz, at the Klamath Valley Hospital. CLARK Born to Mr. and Mn. Charles Clark, January 28. a girl weighing 6 lb. 8ts ox. at the Klamath Valley Hospital. LONG Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Long, January 28. a boy weighing 7 lb. 5 ok. at the Klamath Valley Hospital. RYAN Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan, January 28. a boy weighing 6 lb. 13 oz. at the Klamath Valley Hospitnl. YOUNGBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Young, January 29. a girl weighing ft lb. 13 l, i oz. at the Klamath Valley Hospital. ANDERSON Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Anderson, January 29, a boy weighing B lb. 13 Vi oz. at the Klamath Valley Hospital. SIMS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Simi at the Lake view Hospital on January 24, a daughter, 8 lbs. 11 oz. Darlene Dee Graf vs. Edwin Elmer Graf, divorce granted. Attorneys lor plaintiff, Chatburn and Brickner. Beverly Arant vs. Delbert R. Arant. divorce granted. Attorney for plaintiff. George Proctor. Thelma H. Morris vs. City of Klam ath Falls, tuit for damages arising from alleged fall on sidewalk on Jan uary 29, 1954. $9,000 general damages, $231 special damages. Attorney for Plaintiff, Donald A. W. Piper. Merrill Cubs Initiate One MERRILL The monthly Cub Scout polluclt supper was held In the recreation hall recently. There was a good turnout. A new cub, Gregory Jackson, was initiated during the meeting. Medals and pins were given out and the group was entertained by two skits on pirates, given by June Orem's, Margie Waldrip's and Mrs. W. Kurt's dens. Randall Pope, leader, announced that National Scout Week will be from February 6 to the 12. All scouts are asked to wear their uniforms to school during the week and to church services on Sunday. A window display contest will be held during National Scout Week. The Merrill Scouts are plan ning on entering their display in the window of the Merrill Clothing Store. All the den mothers volun teered to help with the decorating, The next pack meeting will be on the last Thursday In February when the Blue and Qold potluck supper will be held. Judge's Son Receives Position RED BLUFF (UP) Edward J. Allen, 31, son of Siskiyou County Superior Judge James Allen, was appointed yesterday as Judge ol the Red Bluff Judicial District by the Tehama County Board of su pervisors. He was appointed to fill the un expired term of Robert L. Bar bour, who resigned from the bench after he was charged with mis handling funds. , Th Chapel by the Garden O'Hair's Memorial Chapel Service far All Incomei Terms 18 Months to Pay ' , 6th and Pine Sts. Phone 3456 Keith O'Hair, owner Last Of Three Kansas Dank Robbers Surrenders! FBI DALLAS, Tex. (UP) Joe Her bert Hoskins. last of three men sought for robbing a Kansas bank operated by the first woman treas urer of the United States, surren dered quietly to the FBI Monday night outside a Dallas tavern. Hoskins, an ex-convlct from Dal las, was not armed. He olferd no resistance when FBI agents closed in on him and a woman companion after they came out of an east side tavern Hoskins was known to fre quent. Still sought today was a red- haired mystery woman believed possibly in the Dallas or Fort Worth area. She was believed to be a friend of Blllv Oene Ross, Dallas hoodlum shot to death dur ing an attempted robbery last Sat urday of the home of Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark Gray in Richland. The woman was seen driving a Cadlllao with Texas plates on it in the area where the robbery took place. Later she called from a fill' ing station In the area to ask about Ross. The woman with Hoskins Identl' fled herself as his wife, and ao' companled htm to the Dallas County Jnll. but left later. The FBI said she was not wanted. A $25,000 bond was recommend ed for Hoskins by the U. S. district attorney at Topeka, Kan. He was to be taken before a U. 8. com missioner today on the bank rob bery complaint. Hoskins, Ross and Louie Dea Young Jr., 28, all were charged with entering the Richland home of Mrs. Gray and forcing her at pistol point to open a vault of her bank. They took $2,000 In the bank robbery Jan. 2. Ross was shot to death on a darkened stairway of the Gray home early last Saturday by An. drew Gray, a former Washington public relations consultant and husband of the former U. 8. treas uror. Young was captured Satur. day and Is being held in Topeka. innroWoTiroTnroTroTrm NOTICE Is there anyone In Klamath Falls named Goldie Kidder whe married Bill O'Malley of Trey, Montana? Please get In touch with Merle Barton et Alturat, California. ' ' IMPORTANT irooooooooooooooooooooooJ NEW Penetrating relief from pain of arthritis and rheumatism DEEPHEATmm HEW MENTHOLATUMFiW -gets right to where it hurts! m?TD 1 1 Ti' AH1 Tt 'a a nna nnH different penetrating relief for arthritic pain and misery. 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(And think of the big gas savings that means I) Next comes the Number Two discovery out on the road. For here still without switching the pitch you have plenty more nimble acceleration to surge or spurt ahead, to climb hills, to do with almost effortless ease all the things nor mally called for by highway driving. But comes an emergency the need to get out of a tight spot-and you discover the Number Three news . . , That you can do what a pilot docs. That you can switch the pitch of your Dynaflow blades just by flooring the pedal. And that you get, instantly, a full-power take-off from cruising pace an electrifying burst of acceleration the most thrilling safety measure on four wheels today. This is performance too good to pass up and you really ought to try it. It's performance sparked by the whis pered might of big new 322-cubic-inch V8 engines raised to record highs in power and compression. It's performance that goes with the best rido yet, the best handling yet, the best interiors yet, the best styling yet and, literally, with the best Buick yet. Come in and see and be shown and learn, in the doing, about prices that make these '56 Buicks the best buy yet. iVew Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dinallou) Buick huildt today. It is standard on Roatlmastcr, Super and Century optional at modest extra cost on the Special. fw. JACKII oiumn jS 1 ON TV . 4f msw few prce 4-Sason Cmfort , rto m tdicli witK fn'ffidoift ConditiofUAp ' WHIN Km AUTOMOBILES AU 1UIIT WICK Will Ml 1 10 THEM "Drive from factory Save up to Sea Your BUICK Deoler" JIM WINDE BUICK CO. 1330 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore.