TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1956
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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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
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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.
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anything.
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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
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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.
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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. ' '
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