WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
CITY BRIEFS
Rummage Sale A rummage p.m. The meeting is free to the
sale will Be neia October 12 and public and is sponsored by Pros-
13 at 806 Klamath Avenue by
members of the American Asso
ciation of University Wtanen. Pro-,
ceeds will go into the group's
scholarship fund. The sale times
will be from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m.
on October 12. and from 9 a.m.
until 3 p.m. on October 13. Per
sons having rummage 'they wish
to donate are asked to call TU
. 2-3337 or TU 4-4739. .
Rummage Sale Saint Mary's
Altar Society will hold a rum
mage sale in the Sacred Heart
Parish Hall on Friday and Satur-
day. Anyone having donations for
the sale should leave them at the
hall on or before Thursday.
Pledged David D. Reeder, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reeder, 229
Washington Street, has been
pledged to Delta Upsilon frater
nity at Denison University, Gran
ville, Ohio; where he is a fresh
man, - In Germany Ellsworth R. Da
vison, U.S. Army, son of Robert
B. Davison. 2106 Homedale Road,
recently participated in. a field
training exercise with the 11th
Airborne Division in Germany.
Davison attended KUHS and ar
rived in Europe last February.
HASRU meets Wednesday
night, 8 o'clock, in the visitors'
lounge at the airport. Movies and
retreshments. ... , . i .
Meeting Women of the Moose,
Chapter 467, co-workers please at
tend funeral services for Mrs.
Melissa Stiles, Thursday, Octo
ber 11 at 2 p.m. at O'Hair's Me
morial Chapel.
Open Rouse The Migrant Min-
istry, Council of Churches will
hold open house, October 14, 4 to
6 p.m. at the Wither's Labor Camp
at Newell. . The migrant commit
tee will be present to explain, the
migrant ministry projects in the
basin.
Rummage Sale sponsored by
the Amaranth at Mick's Garage,
Fourth and Klamath, Friday, Oc
tober 12, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Saturday, October 13, starting at
8:30 a.m. For rummage pickup
call TU 2-0767.
School Children and adults are
invited to hear Fie Rotgans of The
Netherlands speak and show films
of life in Holland at the IOOF
Hall Thursday, October 11 at
periiy Rebekah Lodge of Klam
ath Falls. A no-host dinner will be
held at 6:30 p.m. at the Winema
Hotel. Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. George Blanas,
TU 4-9861.
Beta Sigma Phi Kappa Chap
ter will hold a cooked food sale
Saturday, October 13 in the South
ern Oregon Food Store, South
Sixth.
Merry Mixers Square Dance
Club will dance Friday, October
12, 8 p.m. in the Altamont Junior
High School. Bill Mayhew will
call. Take doughnuts, cookies or
cake.
Meeting of the Christian Wom
en's Fellowship of the First
Christian Church. Thursday, Octo
ber 11 at 1 p.m.; Group 1, at .the
home of Mrs. Lawrence Brooks,
1211 Crescent Avenue, Group 2
with Mrs. Ollie Thomas, 733 Oak
Street. All members and friends
are" welcome.
come Wagon Club will meet at
7:45 p.m. in the Empire Room of
the Winema Hotel Thursday. The
program will be a hobby show pre
sented by the Hobby World. Call
TU 4-8820 or TU 4-5289 for reser
vations. All newcomers are welcome.
Bake Sale will be held Satur
day. October 13, starting at 9
a.m. in the downtown Market Bas
ket, sponsored by the Welcome
Wagon Club. .
Completes Course 1st Lt. William
M. Mosby. U.S. Army, whose wife
Carolvn lives in Portland, recent
ly completed the Army Medical
Service School s military orienta
tion course at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. Lieutenant Mosby, a den
tal officer, has received orders as
signing him to Fort Lewis. He is
the son of Millard M.- Mosby, 2403
Orchard Street, and was grad
uated from Oregon State College
in 1952.
Speaker Paul Campbell, execu
tive director YMCA will speak
Thursday. October 11 for the study
group of Fairview PTA at the
school. The time will be 1:30 p.m.
Rummage Sale sponsored by
the Midland Home Extension Unit,
Saturday, October 13 at 734 Klanv
ath Avenue. Donated rummage
will be called for. Telephone TU
2-1114 or TU 2-0329. .
Midland Home Extension Unit
will meet Thursday, October 11 at
10:30 a.m. in Joans Kitchen
"Good Weight For Good Health,"
will be the topic to be discussed
by Hope Holbrook, county agent.
Lillian Hoffman, new Klamath
County 4-H leader will be present
to explain a unit's part in 4-H
Club work. Interested women are
welcome.
Jim Tacehinl son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ermilindo Tacchini, 2170 Og-
den Street, a freshman in pre-en-
gineering at Southern Oregon Col-
lege and KUHS graduate, was one
of eight students chosen to repre
sent his class on the temporary
Freshman Executive Board until
elections are held October 19.
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Grange Meet Members of the
Lost River Grange will meet in
regular session at 8:30 p.m.,
Wednesday in the Olene Hall.
Attention Newcomers Wei-
Venture Club The Venture Club
will have a net acquainted meet
ing at 7:15 p.m. Thursday in the
Kent Room of the YMUA. au in
terested young women between the
ages of 19 and 30 are urged to at
tend. ,
Zuleima There will be a lunch
eon meeting of Zuleima Temple
No. 13 Saturday, October 13, at
Medford.
Rummage Sale The AAUW
will hold a rummage sale at 806
Klamath Avenue on Friday from
9 a.m. to 9 o.m. and on Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds
from the sale will gd to the
AAUW scholarship fund. Anyone
with rummage to be picked up
should call TU 2-3337 or TU 4-4739.
Altar Society Members of the
St. Mary's Altar Society will meet
Thursday, October 11, at the par
ish house. Preparations will be
made for the Friday-Saturday
rummage , sale, with a potluck
lunch being served at 1 p.m.
Gold Star Mothers The regu
lar meeting of the Gold Star
Mothers Club will be held murs:
day at 2 p.m. In the county li
brary.
Hunt Resumes
For Airman
PORT ANGELES. Wash. Un -
Ground parties searching for an
airman missing since last Thurs
day combed the rugged Olympic
Peninsula again Tuesaay wunoui
finding a trace of 1st Lt. Robert
L. Canup. 1
Canup was one of four airmen
who parachuted after two F89D
Scorpion jet lighter-interceptors
on a routine patrol flight out of
Paine Air Force Base, Everett,
collided in flight Thursday evening.
The other three airmen walked
out of the wilderness to safety
during the following Iwo days.
Salisbury. 25, is trom oaiisDury,
N.C.
National park rangers Tuesday
established a base camp near Mt.
Olympus as a headquarters for
ground parties seeking Canup.
The wreckage of the plane Canup
was flying was found near the
mountain over, the weekend.
Brothers Hold Children In Bizarre Ransom Try
TERRAZZANO. Italy Ml - Po
lice stormed a village school Wed
nesday night and liberated 95 chil
dren and 4 teachers held prisoner
for ransom by two berserk broth
ers. None of those in the school
was harmed
er brother whom police described, teacher for a shield, one gunman
as a near-moron under Arturo'si moved the food Inside.
domination,
Near-hysterical parents tried to
lynch the pair when, manacled,
they were brought into a court
yard outside the two-story scnooi.
The children between ( and Police fought back the crowd and
Blast Injures
Six Persons
OLF.NWOOD. Iowa (UP) An
explosion shattered the interior of
a two-story packing plant early
today, injuring ax- least six men
including a rabbi.
The blast, which jarred the area
for miles around, touched off a
small fire in the Roth Packing Co.
plant but it was quickly extin
guished, r
One of the Injured was' Rabbi
Isaac Block, Omaha, who suffered
serious second degree burns and
was hospitalized at nearby . Coun
cil Bluffs. ,
The plant devotes a sizeable
part of its production to Kosher
meat and Rabbi Block apparently
was assigned to the plant today.
Three other men were hospital
ized.
The explosion apparently was
touched, off by a gas leak, offi
cials said.
10 years old had been held at
gunpoint for six hours by Arturo
and Osvaldo Santato, whtt de
manded two million lire ($380,000)
to release them.
A full battalion (almost 700
men) of national police attacked
the building after the director of
an asylum for the criminally in
sane 'from which one brother re
cently was released warned that
the youth was growing more ma
niacal by the moment,
The brothers had threatened to
blow up the children with dyna
mite or scar them with acid un
less given the money.
Italian police, prevented from
shooting by the brothers' use of
the girl teachers as shields, final
ly went in with guns blazing.
They wounded both Arturo, the
madman, and Osvaldo, the young-
took them away.
Moments later the children
streamed out into the arms of
weeping parents.
Arturo pumped two bullets at
his own sister just before the po
lice assault. She had been trying
to persuade him to give up.
The gunmen also fired on three
parents two men and a woman
who entered the school in an
attempt to free their children be
fore the police arrived.
The woman, Mrs. Irene Lingeri,
was wounded in one leg oeiore
she could reach her son, Gianni,
Terrazzano. a village of less
than 1,000 population, lies eight
miles north of Milan.
At noon, the brothers permitted
police to carry food tor the cnu
dren to the entrance. Using i
The two brothers had climbed
on their motorscooter about 11
a.m. at nearby Rho, a town of
25,000. They rode to Terrazzano
and entered the school. Brandish
ing guns, they took over.
WELCOME ROARED
STREETCARS BURNED
TRONDHEIM, Norway (fl A
carbarn fire blamed on a short
circuit early Wednesday destroyed
42 street cars, almost the only
source of public transport for the
56.000 people of tnis central Nor
wegian port. Three Cleaning wo
men who had been working in
Modoc Toasters
Install Davies
Bob Davies was installed as
uresident of the Modoc Toast
masters Club at the annual ladies
night and semi - annual dinner
meeting at the Winema Hotel
Tuesday. Walt Dalos was installing
officer.
Others who will serve with Dav
ies are: Cecil Drew, educational
vice president: Ralph Freeman,
membership vice president; Dr.
Ken Miller secretary .- treasurer;
Ken Bncco, sergeant at arms
and Joe Mercer, immediate past
uresident.
Mercer as loastmaster, intro
duced the speakers, Ralph Free
man. Dr. Glenn Miller, Cecil
Drew and guests.
Chct Clark gave the invocation.
Jim Fowler was wordmaster,, Os
car Anderson, timer, ' John- Hey
den. table topics. Dr. William G,
Holford Jr. was general critic
and Bob Davies was grammarian.-
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22 years old shot one man dead .
during the final attack., ...
One of mad Arturo's two guns
jammed when he was firing- at
his sister, which may have pre
vented more casualties in the fi
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