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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1957 r : ' ! K " .4 FUNERAL SERVICES for Wilbur J. (Bud) Arnold, Klamath Falls real estate broker who died October 21, was held at 3:30 p.m. Friday, October 25, from O'Hair's Memorial Chapel. Final rites and interment will be in Klamath Memorial Park. - Tests Conducted For Scholarships McCLOUD Mct'loud senior class students taking the national merit scholarship tests on October 22 at the McUoud High School were TJwanna Roper, Wanda War ner, J i m Franklin, Bob Faren linos, Buddie Barron, Marian Palmer, Carol Jones, Dennis Well man. Ron Caselli, Laretta Zanot to, Paula Friday and Waller Eg ged. This Is the third annual test for scholarship rating by the business .sponsored Merit Scholarship group. Students in high schools nil over the United Stales will lake the standard tests and awards from $100 to $2,200 will be made to the winners. Aboul 1U6.000- seniors partici pated in the program Inst year, representing 12.500 schools. Seven thousand five hundred semitinal isls were selected from 3,200 schools. Merit Scholarships were award ed to 836 seniors, making this the largest independent scholarship program in the history of Ameri can education. Some 57 business corporations and foundations took part in the 1956-37 scholarship program. Weather Table By UNITED PHESS Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 63 42 Atlanta . m 4!) flakersfield 77 54 .... Boise 5(1 42 Boston (i6 5) .11 Brownsville 62 58 Chicago 51 36 Denver 51 27 .36 Detroit 47 33 .58 Kl Centro 65 63 Fairbanks 31 27 .03 Fresno 75 53 Helena 41 26 Kansas City 50 34 T Los Angeles 81 62 Miami no 71 Minneapolis 41 25 New Orleans 73 58 T New York 64 48 .52 Oakland 73 58 Oklahoma Cily 52 41 T Phoenix 8fl 58 Pittsburgh 62 40 .41 lied Bluff 67 58 .02 Suit Lake Cily 5!) 33 San Diego 71 57 San Francisco 70 62 .01 Seattle 63 53 .10 Stockton 72 57 Thermal 01 56 Tucson 78 48 ... ' Washington 65 50 Yuma Homecoming Event Slated Southern Oreaon College homo- coining celebration October 25 andi 26 will kick off Friday night with! a variety show. Saturday morning i a parade will start at Ashland s Lithia Park, proceed up Main Street and return to the Plaza by way of the new couplet. It will in elude a color guard, the Kiltie Band of Ashland, six high school bands of approximately 300 stu dents and float entries from SOC organizations. A luncheon for Hobes alumni will be held at noon at the Britt Student Center, followed by the football game which will pit the SOC Haiders against Oregon Col lege of Education of Monmouth on the new Fuller Field. Following the game, Sigma Ep silon Pi will hold its annual Home coming tea for returning mem bers, and an alumni get-together will be held in Britt Student Cen ter. The alumni dance Saturda night in the new Britt ballroom will conclude the gala weekend. George Olson and Bill Russell, Klamath Falls students, are chair men of lighted lawn decorations for the weekend. Other Klamath Falls participants in planning arc Jim Tacehini, who is one of the parade chairmen; Donald Rcnie, publicity committee. LaUnyne Weed is one of the chairmen of the queen's activities, and Danny Thompson and Hick Pastega are on the rally and bon fire committee. Weather Table By TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday Mux. Min. Prep. Baker .: .. .58 38 .02 Bend 58 35 .12 Eugene . 62 52 .16 Lakevicw 58 45 .03 Medford m 50 .08 Newport 64 55 .44 North Bend 65 56 .65 Pendleton 44 30 .05 Portland Airp't .. 55 s 4(1 .20 Roscburg .. 63 53 .08 Salem 5!) 4 .27 Spokane 43 34 , - CHIEFS VISIT LAKEVIEW Visiting at the Fre mont Forest office during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week were Merle Lowden, chief fire control officer for the U.S. Forest Service from Washington, D.C.; Alfred Spaulding. chief fire control officer for Region 6. and his assistant, Jack Smith, both of Portland. Lowden was formerly su pervisor on the Fremont, and Smith was also on the staff. Mrs. Lowden spent the time with relatives in Roscburg. !;- ) I A i'"'tU - - i '-?H-rL luK" THESE GALS ARE GUNNING for new members for the Mills School PTA and for sub scriptions to the PTA official magazine. No bullets flying in this "Go Get kEm," cam paign, but a lot of persuasive words are helping make their goals. All will be willing to take names and dollars. Left to right are Mrs. Dolores Lewis, membership co-chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Otterbein, magazine subscription chairman, Mrs. Marilyn Dunn, PTA presi dent, and Mrs. Peggy Barnes, membership co-chairman. Church Women Slate Program The United Church Women's Council will observe its annual World Community Day program on Friday, November 1, beginning at 1:30 p.m. in the Congregation-1 ul Church, 2154 Garden Street. ! W omen of the cooperating churches are joining in a wor ship program which will include a brief dramatic skit, Those attending arc invited to. lake "Parcels For Peace," includ ing blankets, household linens, good, warm clothing and denim yardage to be made into work clothes. These will be shipped to the needy in refugee camps in the Middle East and Southeast! Asia. 1 isj n hub ir iTlMT n"rini 1 ATTENTION ELKS! HALLOWEEN SATURDAY. 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A wonderful choice to choose from. 1039 Main Phone TU 4-5514 Pilot Steers Burning Plane Away From Residential Area MIDWRST (MTV (Ikl.-i IV All Air Force Flying Boxcar heading! for home exploded and burned last night near a residential area that one eyewitness said the pilot apparently maneuvered to miss. The lour crewmen on the C119 transport were killed. The nig plane hit in a wooded area of Blackjack Oak. Most of the wreckage landed in a dry creek bed. Charles Chilcoat. 31. an Air Force veteran and technician at Linker Air Force Base saw the crash. "He turned on his landing lights so he could locate a clear spot," Chilcoat said of the pilot. ".My, God, that was the extreme sacrifice!" The plane had just taken off from Tinker for its home base of Chanute. III., after a stopover on; a (light from Los Angeles. KamK nf Ihp crew were with held by the Air Force. Several persons heard the plane i in trouble before the terrific ex I plosion. I "If the plane had fallen 500 yards to the east, west, or south, it would have been in the middle : of houses." an ambulance driver I at the crash scene said. "I think he rode it out to clear those houses." said Chilcoat who was outside his home, near the crash site, working on his car. He said the pilot evidently was going into a glide wnen ap peared the "lett engine blew up and the plane disintegrated." Midwest City sprang from farm lapds'in World War 11 to house workers at Tinner and Douglas Aircraft Co.'s plant. Thousands of the big air material area base civilian and military personnel live here on the edge of Okla : homa City. Business Building for RENT or SALE 115' x 100' 8th & Klamath Ave. Now occupied by Bussman's Seed Store. Call Mrs. Ceo. Biehn Ph. 4-3S75 91 J Pino St. YOU GOT TROUBLES? CHICAGO (UP I What with the strange assortment of animal Ireaks offered the Lincoln Park Zoo. Director Marlin Perkins doesn't know if he's coming or going. 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