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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1956)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 195B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE Peaches' Will In Probate No desegregation Of D.C. Scioos Set, Probers Soy SP To Sell Air Tickets SAN FRANCISCO (UP)-South- WASHINGTON ll A House, The subcommittee, predominant. said he thinks they chose the best course. "Since w have here what ap pears to be a bad situation and must live with it," Williams said, "it is up to the subcommittee, working with devoted members of ing Used in Washington junior-and senior high schools. Under this system, pupils are grouped ao investigation of Washington's inte-py made "P of Southerners, heard REDWOOD CITY. Calif, ( - th.- 1 . ...:m j . . grated schools' doe. not point 1.1 JT ern Pacific Railroad. will sell Unit cording to what is determined to ed Air Lines passenger tickets in about 130 rail station ticket offices in California, Oregon and Nevada starting Oct. 1. The two firms laid the tickets would be sold by SP in stations where United has no ticket offices. Browing of 30 years ago - has;ro scnoois, one oi me invesu- increa .jnM Whfte . nd Neiro been filed in Superior Court here, i jators sa.d today. IShSfl. m Jrf l.w.S be their ability to leara MINES MISSING SAGA, Japan Five coal miners were listed as missing and presumed dead today after fire broke out in the Mitsubishi coal mine. . ine three paragraph document "I know that with the political, in .. vnP. . the Board of Education, to try to gave no estimate of the estate and other facts as they, are, there .. ,lA nv value, it Hir.pif ih.t .ii Kin. k. ,. n.rt nf r.t.or.oatino 1 1,.' "! of the witnesses said Dis- initiate remedial action. He said such action might In paid and that the entire residue be 'Washington public schools," Rep, itrict of Columbia officials might elude a further development of the "four-track" system now be-; They will not be sold by SP offi turned over to Mrs. Willson'si John Bell Williams (D-Miss) told have done better to bring about mother Mrs. Caroba M. Heenan newsmen. "Of course, in Missis- "I?1 ""y-. ces in larger cities. . of San Carlos., - isippi we will never integrate our The four-times-married Peaches; schools." DR. J, W. LOWE ' Chiropractic Physician . Complete Spinal, Knee and Foot Adjustment 111 So. th St suvnu Homi ami Oltln Ph. TU J-1131 . Km. TO S-01U LeRoy E. Hunt Only lecel COMPACT VACUUM . . Dealer mi ei. rk. Tir i-km Uhi CL.a.r. t.S liiuli Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR Salts Mad Te Order Perfect frt Guaranteed ' 119 SOUTH 7th SUPPORT Doug McKay JJI Mel Ph. TU 1-1 lit own FiwUr. Ck. K. C. B. CMS. attained national prominence when at IS she married 62-year-old Edward (Daddy) Browning, multi millionaire New York realtor. She died at the age of tt at her New York apartment Aug. 2$. Williams is a member of the special House District of Columbia subcommittee which opened hear ings yesterday on Washington school problems, especially the effects of integration. 1.., V. '"POSTED" PROPERTY means welcome to hunters on Weyer- haeuser Timber Company's lands around Klamath Falls. Shown here is Fred Goeller, company land agent, posting a J sign on a Ponderosa pine tree in Modoc County, California. .'Similar signs are being posted In Klamath, Lake and Jack ;son counties in Oregon. "Careful" signs will be posted " near logging areas. CALVIN YADEN. son of Mr. nd Mrs. Cliff Yaden, 2403 Wantland Avenue, was home recently on leave from the San Diego Naval. Train ing Station. Yaden, a t.956 graduate of Klamath Union High School, will take the ; fir. control course at the San Oiego base. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in June. Women Voters Plan Meeting The first fall luncheon meeting of , the League of Women Voters will be held at 12:15 p.m. Wednes day at the Winema Hotel. 20-30 Leader To Visit KF John D. Watkins of Medford. gov ernor of the Northwest District of 20-30 International, will visit the 20-30 Club of Klamath Falls No. 84 during its weekly meeting Sep tember 25. Watkins, an accounting firm ex ecutive, is a native of North Caro lina and received his education at Duke University. A member of Medford 20-30 Club six vears. he has' charge of all 20-30 Clubs in Oregon and Washington. The primary purpose of his visit to Klamath Falls will be to as sist the club in community devel opment projects. He will meet with the club officers to discuss local administrative programs. Now the largest young men's service club in the western hemis phere, 20-30 International has lo cal units in nine countries of the Americas. Its objectives are serv ice to the community and the de velopment of young business and professional leaders. foremost among its projects is the 20-30 Rheumatic Fever Foun dation, which annually contributes funds to the support of five medi cal research institutions in the United States. Woman Injured In Accident A San Francisco woman was i critical condition in Klamath Valley Hospital Thursday after she was hurled from an automobile ! which overturned three times on i Highway 97. 46 miles north of ! Klamath Falls. The accident hap ipened shortly after noon Wednes- The league especially invites the ; ArenrHino In Amhnlanrn Oner. newly naturalized citizens bom a(or jamcs Kaler. the victim, Mrs. men and women and those who Lclv Chin. 27. of San Francisco. have reached the age of 21 and was riding with her husband. Ar are voting for the first time. Mrs. ;ihur, 2(1, when he lost control of Frank Kahl, chapter president, ; his car while passing another auto said, mobile. : .The theme of the luncheon will! M- Chin was unconscious when be "Politics is Everybody's Busi- -"he arrived at the hospital. It is c i ...iii k. u. ii l i feared she sustained iicsa. Duvonu a win uc 1,110. 11. l.. i . .. ..... j , 1 j r.-. . r, nock. HosDital attendants said viciki'i . 1 ipi lanimiu lilt: uvmxr , . . , . cratic party, and George H. .PrJW fur MnrnMnlina thu Rrniuhlir-nn M'1 m.i"-" party. There will also be a ques tion and answer period following the talks. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Marden Pillette at TU 4-5759. or Mrs. Kahl at TU 2-3634. Arrangements for a baby sitter at a reasonable fee may also be made. mined. SUPPORT Elmo Smith 221 Main Ph. Grvrrt PrwUr, Ch.,K TU 2-1130 C. Br. c- FRIDAY IS FISH DAY AT fas" SLA HATH 9kAM. 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