Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 12, 1957, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 195V HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE "71 rr.n? , vtvrrrrr i MEETING at Portland recently to discuss bringing telephone service to north Lake County and the region around Paulina and Post were George M. Larimer, left, of Midstate Electric Cooperative, LaPine. and W. T. Clark, right, Washington, D.C., head of the RTA telephone loan section. The areas in question are said to be the largest population segments of Oregon still unserved by telephones. Photo by Parks 7V Epic Recreates ' U.S. Life Between 1900-1917 Bv CHARLES MERCER NEW VOItK i-Can you think of a more difficult television as signment than recreating the slory of American life between IfiOO and 1917 from old films? It's been done, however and a fascinating hour of TV entertain ment it is to pne who has seen it in advance. The public will have the same opportunity Nov. 21 when Project 20 presents "The Innocent Years" on NBC-TV. "At first, to find the film sound ed like that proverbial blank wall detectives run into on murder cases," says Daniel Jones, ' chief Truck Riddled By Strikers .MOUNT PLEASANT, Tenn. Ifl Gunfire yesterday forced a wounded driver to halt his truck near the city police station, con tinuing the latest incident in a two-week-old work stoppage at the Maury Mfg. Co. here. Ted Jruger of New York, presi dent of the strike-bound firm's parent organization, who was in the truck, said police rescued him and the driver from a mob after pistol, rifle and shotgun fire rid dled the truck in its ride through the town. The driver, Andrew Chapman of Mount Pleasant, suffered a face laceration from flying glass and two head wounds from shotgun pellets. Four men were -arrested. Buster Holder of Mount Pleas ant was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and released on $3,000 bond. G. II. Biggs of Green ville, S.C.; Harmon Leese of Tam pa, Fla.; and Buster Smith of Nashville were charged as ac cessories and released in $1,500 bond each. Biggs, Leese and Smith were identified as organizers for the Amalagated Clothing Workers of America, AFL-CIO, which is try ing to organize the 210 employes at the shirt factory. Violence has erupted several times since workers struck Oct, 30 in support of. the union's recognition. film researcher for the Project 20 staff under Henry Salomon. But then things began to hap pen. They turned up extraordinary tilms of President McKinley's fu neral, of Mark Twain at home, of immigrants arriving at Ellis Island. Thanks to their discover ies you will see Coney Island and horse-drawn fire engines racing to a fire. Teddy Roosevelt and Pres ident Tatt. How was this absorbing history on film recovered? "In museums and the Library of Congress," says Jones. "In old laboratories and attics, by read ing old trade magazines, and talk ing to old men in the business with phenomenal memories. . . . Above all, I guess, by following your nose in old vaults and learn ing that the stuff that stank worst was the best for our project." By that he meant that the film made a the time was the so called "nitrate" film which smells like phosgene g.-s as it ages. Un like the present safety film, it spoiled easily decomposed and then exploded. World's 'Oldest' Cow Succumbs WILIXGTON. England on-Blue- bell, claimed by owner George Page to be the world's oldest cow, is dead at the age of 32. The daughter of a Shorthorn bull and a Friesian cow, Bluebell had 30 calves. Another was on the way when she went grazing in a patch of deadly nightshade. LAY-A-WAY BASIN BRIEFS Jen Dieter of Macdoel left last week for a medical checkup at Seattle and to visit bis daughter at Bremerton. Overnight Gueila of the Ken neth Alexanders at Macdoel were her brother and wife, .Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Lacey of Chula Vista. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Omen left Macdoel last week for the winter in the Imperial Valley. Macdoel Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brannan of Placervllle visited from Wednesday until Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Martha Brannan, and sister, Mrs. Jim Whitt at Macdoel and another sister, Mrs. Ernest Burkhart at Dorris. On Thursday they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stang at Klam ath Falls. W. E. Goode of Macdoel is con valescing after -surgery performed at Siskiyou County General Hos pital, Yfeka. , Macdoel Sgt. and Mrs. II. Dar win Myers are spending a few days at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers on their way to Spokane where he will be stationed with the Air Force. , Meeting The Crescent Boosters will meet at the Crescent Coin-' munity Hall on Wednesday, No vember 13. J. S. Collier, chair man, announces the first winner meeting will start at 8:30 p.m. Coffee will be served. Skating There will be teen-age Police Shopf Rioting Youths JAKARTA, Indonesia Wl Secu rity police opened fire on students demonstrating against increased school fees today, killing a 15-year old boy and injuring another youth. The demonstration reflected mounting tension caused by Indo nesia's current economic crisis. Two girls were hospitalized aft er being struck by rocks thrown in the clash between police and students. Thousands of the youths, an gered by the shooting, stormed the Ministry of Education Building. Strong -reinforcements by riot squads broke up the demonstration. TURKEY TRUCK BURNS ALEXANDRIA, La. (UP)- A truckload of Thanksgiving turkeys turned over and burned today on the lawn of a veterans hospital. State police said the $15,000 cargo was en route from Tyler, Tex., to Pensacola, Fla. The driver, Sur wood W. Ballard, escaped injury. and adult skating at the Crescent Community Club from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, November 12; no skating on Friday, Novem ber 15, but there will be skating on Wednesdays for advanced skat ers from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Sun day, November 17. Crescent Lake There will be a pie social at the schoolhouse on Fridav evening. November 15. ac cording to Mrs. Lois Lancaster. Thp nrnrppH will hA used to nur- cnase uiuuur piay cquipiueiu lur tne youngsters. Friendship Night -J- Prosperity Chapter, UES, will meet Thurs day, November 14, at 8 p.m. It will be friendship night and visi tors are welcome. Former Residents ilr. and Mrs. Jess Whitlach who owned the Longridge ranch near Bonanza are visiting friends and relative! in Klamath County. They now live at Sweet Home. To Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Del bert Carr have returned to their home in Langell Valley after visit ing relatives In Woodland, California. Moved Mrs. John McFall has moved from Bryant Mountain, to her Bonanza home for the winter months. Medford Mrs. Mae Gale of Langell Valley spent the weekend with friends at Medford. Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Burnett, of Grants Pass over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family of Langell Valley. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Marchant and other friends over there. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Petrasek in Malin were Dr. Edgar Storli and Dr. John Gould of San Mateo. Cali fornia. Dr. Storli is the brother of Mrs. Petrasek and Mrs. Frank Paygr Jr., also a Malin resident. new Kesiaenit in Malin are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hornof, for merly of Ashland, now living in the Kalina Apartments. The Hor nof s daughter is Mrs. Floyd tiarmon, a Maun resident. Returned Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson and David Jr. of Bonanza have returned from elk hunting. David Jr. was the lucky hunter of tne three. Malin Mr. and Mrs. James Fal lihee accompanied the junior Bill uailons to Reno last week. Left Norma - Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown, of Henley, left here for Los Angeles to resume senior studies in the White Memorial Hospital. Miss Brown had been home for a few weeks visiting her parents. TOYS NOW ... AT J. W. KERNS 734 So. 6th Ho Ph. TU 4-4197 We're Blasting Off! Sensational! SEE Wednesday's Herald & News MERIT'S 609 So. 6Hi TU 2-3429 New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs Don Cruzon and sons Don and Dannv. were rprpnt visitorc at thn home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i.ee iruzon. Visitors recently in New Pine Creek were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Scarborough of Clear Creek, Cali fornia. They were accompanied by their daughter. Joy. and head quartered at the State Line Motel. They said their son, Don. who is a surveyor working for the Venezu ela Atlantic Transmission Company at Caracas, was married on Octo ber 12 to a Swedish girl he had met since going to South America. HouteguMt of the Irvin Faris family at New Pine Creek has been Senora Teresa Gely de Mel endez, postmastei of the second class office at Arroyo, Puerto Rico, who returned home with Mrs. Buna Faris, New Pine Creek postmaster, from the convention at Los Ange les. They first met their guest at a convention in Washington, D.C. about six years ago. She has been written up in the Postmasters Ga zette as the most-traveled postmas ter auenmng conventions. Home Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Whitehead left last week for their home at Woodland, California, aft er visiting on the Eastside with his sister and husband at the Jack Moffitt ranch. Party Mrs. Darrell Leavitt gave a Halloween party at her home on the Eastside for 20 youngsters. Darrell Leavitt recently made a business trip to Burns and Carson City. LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Vacuum Cleaners Necchl . Una Sewing Machines Floor Polishers DEAN'S STARK'S 122 So. 9th Ph. TO 4-7193 ' For all the - - tumour "co n vm COMFORT' uc no 1 1 IE SJU! 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She will go to Portland this week for further treatment. Mrs. Jnmes Clark of the Altur as selective service oflice is in San Francisco on business. Son The Modoc Medical Center at Alturas reports the birth of a boy, weighing 7 lbs. 3 ozs., to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Young of Alturas. Grandmothers Mrs. Nettio Mc Kcnzie of Bieber and her sister, Mrs. Raehael McCrary of Alturas have returned from the convention of the National Grandmothers Club held recently at Los Angeles. Walt Bishop of Alturas has been certified to superior court to be tried on a charge of passing bad nhorAta in Allnrns in Ho uim apprehended at Los Angeles a wecK ago. Exclusively - Tower Theater Bldq. P.O. Box 596 Ph. TU 4-4023 ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL AWARDS TO BE MADE DECEMBER 17th 1ST. PRIZE 65.00 SUIT 2ND PRIZE 22.50 ROUGH RIDER SLACKS 3RD PRIZE 16.95 GAME & LAKE ORIGINAL WOOL SHIRT All prizes from Rudy's Men's Store 600 Main Which Suit Has Been SANIT0NE DRY CLEANED 50 TIMES ...which is brand new? 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You get safely you simply can't get with single lights . . special light for high beam . . special light for iow, li s the biggest advoncs since the sealed beam! li s high style, too. . li-i. I f .'. viniw-- wTI - iK " ' ii r i ii mi Vir.' ...kl'" r -i I s yffiP mooth oi they const ..s Smart as they go. The) Foirlant 500 takes tht St styling coke, going away (arriving, too) I COME IN... SEE THE CAR THAT WAS PROVED AND APPROVED AROUND THE WORLD! BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main it Esplanade Klamath Falls, Ore.