Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 21, 1957, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Study Of U.S. Economic Structure Slated By Group WASHINGTON W-A three-year inquiry into the nation's money and credit structure was an nounced today by the Committee for Economic Development. The study will be conducted by an independent, nonpartisan com mission. The CED, a research organiza tion of ISO businessmen and edu cators, said it has received an initial grant of $500,000 from the Court Records 1 KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COl'ET Bradford Howard, charged with dis orderly conduct, action oiimusea. Marion Karnes, drunk, 92A or 12a eivL Leonel Esley Scott, violation of peed ordinance, sio torieiteu. Paul Ray ball, drunk, 25 or 12'i Charles Hood Jr., charged with dis orderly conduct and earning a con cealed weapon. $100 and 30 days. Thomas Prince, drunk, $23 or 12'.a davt. Tommy Howard Johnson, improper mutiier. as loneueo. General Insurance Company, no vis ible registration, 93 forfeited. YREKA JUSTICE COURT Earle Boone Dodd. vagrancy. 60 days in Jan. six montns pronation. Jack Klute. intoxicated on public street, svo or lour days, rine sus- nended. Emmett Super, drtmk and disturbing peace, zu line or live days on orunK charge; 30 days in jail on disturbing peace. Sentence to run concurrently. iimotny jacicson Winston, urunx, $25 or five days. John A. Havens, drunk, $23 or five days. Richard B. Benton, drunk driving. speeding license not in his possession. jjb nan io appear in justice court on novemoer 20. Richard C. Cobb. Cunn Whltp drunk driving, driving on wrong side of road, no operator's license. To ap pear in justice court on uecemDer a. Uoyd William Mathews, Anderson, speeding. $16 fine. SISKIYOU COUNT . SHERIFF'S OFFICE Scott Valley sheriff's deputies In vestigating $50 theft of new magazine, taken from in front of Norm's Grocery in Greenvicw on November 8. Antonio Brun, Dunsmulr. arrested on moniajtue noao on cnarge of viola ting a Fish and Ramn nnlin,nu fihootinff from the road. $50 fine or v uaya, mo line suspended. Raymond Vai Skillen, 20, San Fran cisco, arrested In Fort Jones for reck less driving and reHictins .....,.. leased on $140 bail to appear in court Lee Hobart Onnlr Cu..,..,. rested on charge drunk driving and SH!? b0"ly injury. Ball set for $2,500. Awaiting trial in county jail Ford Foundation for the study. CED officials said the final cost may be twice as great. To assure that the projected Commission on Money and Credit will be free from political or spe cial-interest pressures, CED said the 9 to IS members will be nom inated by a selection committee, named by CED Chairman Donald K. David. This committee consists of, 10 heads of research institutions and colleges, including Arthur F. Burns, former chairman of Presi dent Eisenhower's Council of Eco nomic Advisers, and the presi dents of Colgate, Cornell, Indiana and Stanford universities, ana Amherst College. As a further assurance of non- partisanship. CED officials said, the commission will not be expect ed to issue its final report until after the 1960 presidential election. David, former dean of the Har vard Graduate School of Business Administration, obtained authori zation for the plan at the 15th anniversary meeting ot L.u s Board of Trustees here today. He emphasized the commission will ' work independently or Ch.L, the Ford Foundation or the gov ernment," and will appoint its own research director and staff "It will be the first full-scale inauiry into monetary policies since the Aldrich committee of Congress began its three - year study in 1908, David saia in a statement. . - The Aldrich committee is cred ited with having done its spade- work for creation of the Federal Reserve system by Congress in 1913. ' .-...;.. I - r of I - " s v. I , ... 5 r r if-'Aii BASIN BRIEFS SKY-MINDED MEMBERS of the Sportsman Pilots of Oregon, Klamath Falls Chapter, will receive their charter for the newly organized group at a dinner meeting in the Camas Room of the Winema Hotel, Saturday, November 23. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. Wives of members and others interested in aviation are invited. Talking it over about reservations, are, left to right, Bud Cloake, vice president; Ned Putnam, president and Jack Douglass, secretary, Gilbert Smith, Portland, state president of the flying group, will present the charter. Card Party Lost River Grange will hold a card party Friday, No vember 22, at the Olene Grange Hall. The public is invited. Ke- freshments will be served. All ar rangements are in charge of Zetta Sullivan. Malln Four-H Achievement Night will be held Thursday, No vember 21 at 7:30 m tne communi ty Hall. All those in the communi ty who were in 4-ii UluD work last year are asked to attend to re ceive their awards. Also invited: are boys and girls who are inter ested in joining clubs this year.! Leaders will have a short meet ing following the achievement pro-j gram. j Visiting In Eugene over the' weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fisk and family of Malin. They also attended the OSC-Stan-ford game in Corvallis on Satur day. Attending the Hilton Temple Fall Ceremonial in Roseburg over the weekend were Ted DeMerritt, Joe Halousek and Ray Bigger of Malin. Those attending the Daugh ters of the Nile ceremonial in Grants Pass were Mrs. Joe Hal ousek, Mrs. Cecil Jackson, Mrs. Byron Johnson, Mrs. Chet Stone cypher and Mrs. Don Porterfield. In Corvallis for the Stanford OSC game were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson of Mulin. The Wilson's daughter, Rosanne, is a student at Oregon State College, Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. John Giacomini and son Anthony, ac companied by Mrs. Mamie Giaco mini, mother of John Giacomini, Merrill, will attend -the Stanford California game to be played at Stanford Stadium, Palo Alto, Sat urday, November 23. Mrs. Mamie Giacomini will visit a brother in San Raphael. THE WEATHER? WELL! WAHPET0N, N.D., (UP)-With refreshing candor, the Junior ' Chamber of Commerce described how it plans to go about extolling North Dakota's "beautiful" weath er. On nice days,, they'll praise it, Wh;n a blizzard hits, "we'll shut up until it blows over," an, official said. LOST CAUSE PATERSON, N.J. (UP) The game was hardly worth the can dle for this burglar. He climbed about 20 feet up a drainpipe, crossed a roof, forced open a skylight, dropped into a room, smashed in a door to the New England Freight Co. office, and escaped with exactly $13.45. Knowland Airs Senate Plans EL CENTRO. Calif. UV-Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) says he will keep the job of Senate minority leader during the next session of Congress despite his entry into the California gubernatorial cam paign. Knowland made the statement in an address to the El Centro Rotary Club yesterday. The senator is seeking the Re publican gubernatorial nomination and is expected to face Democrat ic State Atty. Gen. Edmund Brown in next year's election. In cumbent Republican Gov. Good win Knight is seeking Knowland's Senate seat. CALL OUT THE POSSE GREENVILLE, S.C. (UP) Authorities arc looking for a thief they figure isn't prepared to make a fast getaway. He stole a wagon wheel. BEGINNERS SQUARE DANCE CLASS SATURDAY November 23 8 P.M. DO-SI-DO HALL Ashland Highway INSTRUCTORS: B. M. and MARY ANTLE PHONE TU 2-2005 BELL'S HARDWARE CLEAR PLASTIC WINDOW MATERIAL 36" WIDE 26 Lin. Ft. HARDwARE ipiwaiVJgMrwwsw! Iia iiiii m xjiStikSmiimSiU " " EASY ON THE EYES... EASY ON YOU 4j j"3) POMONA Space-Rite TILE. 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