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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS,
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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'HOW 'BOUT ME? HADAi&JGH
Mutual Firefighting Forces
Recruit Junior Inspectors
To the boys and girls of Klamath i Junior Fighters will be perform-
Falls and other basin communities,
here is a chance to go a step fur-
ther in continuing io snow the
remarkable interest you take each
vear in learning how to prevent
fires before they start during Fire
Prevention Week.
The appearance of the Junior
Firefighter's. Report program in
the Herald and News is being
sponsored by the Mutual Fire -
fighting Assistance Forces Organ -
ization of Klamath County, in con-
junction with Fire Prevention
Children who wish to become
JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER'S REPORT
T All Junior Firefighters:
How would you like to be fireman for a day? Firemen have to
prevent fires as well at put them out, and one of their most lm:
portant Jobs ii to look for places that fires might start in such build
ings as your own home. Ask Mother or Dad lo go with you on a
complete trip around your home, cellar-.o-atlic, backvard, garage
and all to look for fire dangers. Mother and Dad may be surprised
at the number of fire dangers that you may be able to point out to
them and you can just bet that once they know them, it won't be
long before they correct them.
1. Is there any rubbish such as old papers, broken furniture. Junk,
etc.. In the attic basement ... closets garage
yard
t. How often do you regularly dispose of rubbish?
Si Are walls, floors, ceilings, protected from overheated stoves,
J pipes, furnaces?
4. Are hot ashes kept in covcrrd metal barrels?
I. Are matches kept In metal boxes away from heat and small
children?
i. Do you ever use gasoline for cleaning or kerosene for starling
fires?
7. Do you have any frayed eleclrie cords in your home?
I. Ask Dad to go with you and Inspect the fuse box and see If
fuses are proper size (15 amperes)
. Are all mops hung up and oily rags kepi in inelal con
tainers? IS Does Mother have an eleclrii-al control on her electric Iron
lo prevent overheating?
11. Do you have any fire extinguishers In the house?
12. Does Dad have plenty of ash Irays in the house? .
13. Do stovepipes pass through combustible partitions such as
through attics or closets?
14. Are chimneys In good repair and cleaned once a year?
15. Do you have screens for all fireplaces that fully cover
openings?
I. If your roof is of wooden shingles, do you have a spark
arrester on the chimney?
17. What would VOU do If fire broke out in your house? -
II. Where Is the fire alarm box nearest your home?
It. Do you know how to turn in a fire alarm? - If you do
What is Ihe Fire Department's telephone number?
M. If you hnve a gas stove are curtains or hanging clothes near
rieiicribe how
21. If you have a gas stove are curtains or hanging clothes near
enough to catch fire?
Junior Firefighter,
- 1 (Signature)
Parents signature, - -
.Sponsored by
Klamath County Mutual Firefighting Assistance
Forces Organization
Enraged Bear
Kills Trainer
LIBERTYVILLE. 111. W While
his fiancee tried desperately toj
save him, a 28-year-old animal j
trainer was killed Tuesday night
by a 500-pound performing bear ;
Ii was taking from its cage. I
Paul Lemery was attacked
shortly after he entered the rage
of one of four bears he had been
training tor television appear
ances Hans, a Kuropean brown
bear, pinned Lemery to the Hour
and clawed and bit him.
Imery's fiancee. Shirley Rod
liquet, 23, outside the cage,
grabbed a seven foot pole and beat
tin bear repeatedly but it clung
lu Lemery. She then tried to lure
Ihe bear with sugar but was un
successful. Streams by Lemery and Miss
Kodriguet were heard by Ruber! j
Rellefuille. 26. an operator of a 1
leather goods shop near the trail
rr where the bears were kept in
thiee cages. He seiied a M call-;
ber hunting ritle. ran to Ihe door
of the trailer and fatally shot the
bear in Ihe head.
Lemery was still alive when po
lice arrived and pulled him from
COMMIES REJECT
GENEVA. Switzerland i-Com-
Imunist China has rejected with
thanks an offer of Red Cruss aid
fur victims of Typhoon Wanda
which destroyed 38.000 homes in
central China in AuiuM. Ihe
Leatue of Red Cross Societies re
ported Wednesday.
OREGON
DAY IN THE BACK YAROl'
1 ing a valuable service to their com-
munities and will aid greatly in
! helping their local fire depart-
1 men.s to teach fire safety. Here
1 is what vou should do to join
this nation wide crusaae against
! the needless loss of life and prop -
erty through home tires: cut oui
the Junior Hretigniers "epon
blank, ask Mother or Dad to help
1 you answer the questions, sign the
i report and then mail or deliver
j it to your local nre ""r'
-each report win oe ciicuncu
Fire cniet io see now Kuvu
Junior Firefighter you are.
the dead animal's grasp. He died
en route to a hospital.
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Goldwater Asks Probe Into
Morse Campaign Donation
WASHINGTON IM Donations i
of a lumber company crew in
Roseburg, Ore., to the campaign
fund of Sen. Morse (D-Orel should
be investigated. Sen. Goldwater
(R-Ariz I said Tuesday.
Goldwater, chairman of the Sen
ate Republican Campaign Com
mittee, said he asked the Senate
Elections Subcommittee to inves
tigate the contributions. He said
Morse benefited from a special
half day of work on Saturday,
Sept. li. at the Paul Hult Lumber
Co. in Roseburg.
Goldwater said the time-and-a-half
wages earned by the men
who worked were contributed to
i Morse's campaign. Goldwater did!
: not give the amount of the contri-1
k..nn nnr .h ,,mW f ,
involved. i
In Roseburg, Paul Hult, the
lumber company owner, said 31
men volunteered to work a half
day on a Saturday. The $424 they
earned, Hult said, was donated to
Wife Wields
Pool Cue
County Jailer Fred Calfee said
Wednesday that Mrs. Betty L.
Turner 34-year-old Malin house
wife, is "behind the eight- ball''
because she was too handy with
a pool cue.
Mrs. Turner and her husband,
Ed, were both Sentenced to 30
days in juil following a Malin
tavern battle.
. The woman, who weighs 210
pounds, admitted to District Judge
I D. K. Van Vactor that she broke
pool cue over tne neaa ot an
, unidentified
tavern patron whom
; sne 5aj(j was heating her husband.
"when ,;d started getting the
worst of it "sne added. "1 did
j wha( any 0(her good wjff woul(J
nave ,onc busted the other
gl)v over tne nead with the pool
After remanding the Turners to
jail, Judge Van Vactor issued a
warrant for the arrest of the pool
cue victim who fled the scene
of the fight after first aid was
administered.
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Lumber produced in the shift
was disposed of through regular
channels, he said.
Goldwater had indicated the
lumber processed by the work
men also benefited the Morse
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Hult said the plant normally
does not operate on Saturdays in
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work the special shift "was kicked
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"It was strictly legal, I'm sure,"
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