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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 19,57 . TIZZY f By Kate Osann I II I n n n n I I I l l I li I o&J6 . tWT k, fe..4f. Int. "I got it trying to stop a fist fight between Bobby ana me:" a wvurevF y ,iiin'iijiir-i.iHii iu)iiiiiiujiJm, i ui ,"i IvS Trrr-r ' ; - A vol XmasSea!s Project Starts and the results of Ihe 51st annual - awarded the bid for S72,53o.82 of Christmas seal sale will determine 1 street improvement bonds when the balance between further re-!thcv offered an interest figure of search and the lack of studv of'3--"1' percent or ajotai dollar tig- Grand Jury Action (Continued from Page One) cial answer was received from the grand jury on the recent query. In other council action, the U.S. .National Bank of Portland was the dread disease tuberculosis. .Mrs. Kric Majors, executive sec retary of the Klamath County Tuberculosis and Health Associa tion, this week said: "Tubercu losis concerns all people, those who are infected with the disease and those who are not. Goal of Judge Schedules Gambling Trials Two men, who were arrested early Sunday morning by Oregon State Police at the Ranch Club in Malin for engaging in gambling activities have entered pleas of not guilty and have requested trial without jury in the district court of Judge D. E. Van Vactor. Judge Van Vactor set Wednes day, November 27, at 10 a.m. for Magnus Casperson, 63, who was charged with conducting a forbid den game. Casperson was released ure of $25,104.65 as against another bid of 3.91)2 per cent, S28.956.30 in terest, submitted by First National Bank of Portland. A pannuel ciihrtiiHfi Jit? T On Mors'.ad on behalf of the Klamath i " 5 . Merchants Association, a s k i n g , The other man is 1 Lawrence D. permission to stage a Christmas -ze.vedo- 2j- ?h?rSe? w,,h, the s?' the association is to ore vent those I Parade from Second and Main to !?' 'e, 7. SJ e not now infected from becoming Main and Spring from 10 to 11." 1 art FMa T November 'Jmctiins." am. Saturday, December 7, was;Pear eourt rlaa. -oemoer It is estimated that this vear approved, there will be 114 new cases, pos- K'Sht new street lights were sibly as yet unsuspected in the' authorized by the council. These state. This year Oregon has 593! would be located at the following cases of active tuberculosis. intersections: Prescott and Ohio. New drugs have been discovered I-J'tton and Holabird, Lowell and to fight tuberculosis but these do i Holabird. Biehn and Lytton, Mt. not kill at TB serins, but do sup-ipilt and California, Mt. Pitt and press the further growth of bacilli. Corvallis, Oregon Avenue and Cali These give the body a chance toj'mia and Oregon Avenue and fight. .In some instances the new!11'"- drugs become ineffective after nro-! Petitions were presented and :29, at 10 a.m. CHURCH MEETING A regular meeting of the Hope Lutheran Women of the Church will be held tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Robert Nelson, 2718 Hope Street, with Mrs. Fred DeWitt as co-hostess. There will be election of officers. MAKING PLANS to attend the Klamath Falls l-oncemen s B-all Veanesday evening is Ps los IWhiteyl Mills, pictured at far right. The super salesmen makinq the ticket sale are the three officers, left to right, L. V.'. Olsen, Sgl. W.ilter Thome, and Patrolman Russ Mattmiller. Billy Jack Wills and his western band will furnish music far the event. Tickets may be obtained from any police officer. ir n-i! Khrushchev Stresses Party Control Over Russian Army Slate Dance MOSCOW (;P-A month afteriof the United States and Russia's tup military officer was ' Britain. sacked for resisting Communist party controls, Nikita S. Khrush chev warned the nation's lowliest new officers not to buck the party. The Communist early boss spoke al a reception last night: Stales troops lor Hie graduating class of Mos cow's military academies, reviv ing a custom that lapsed with Sta lin's death in l!:t. Like .Stalin, Khrushchev used 1 gressors. the ceremony to remind the young olliccrs that the party is supreme in Itussia. Ilu also called upon Ihem to increase vigilance against "the threat of war whipped up by imperialists." Khrushchev said Mars h a I (li'oigi Zhukov was ousted as de fense minister Oct. 26 lor opposing political control of the army. "The Croat j Billy .lack. Wills, western band leader, will lead the well Vearher Table By THE ASSOCIATRI) PRESS 2-1 hours to 4:;:t) a.m. Tuesday !;x. Mill. Baker Bend . ... Kuene known Lakeview Medlord Newport North Bend "In the Korean War it was the, music during: the annual Klamath Chinese peoples volunteers and Falls Policemen's Ball Wednesday the Korean Army which hurled 'evening. The dance will be in the p,utn back the so-called United Nations old armory and is under sponsor-:portl-ind Airp't forces composed largely of United shin of the Klamath Falls Police n.....i', : Beneficiary Association. in we snuggle lor l-.gypl. 11 1 All proceeds from the dance are Snnk.nnn " " iiii.iin.T utt n h ( irnfli'fl tf 1110 nn irn honi.lipini-v fund and are used for police proj ects including such programs as the junior rifle instruction classes at the police firing range. Tickets are $1 per person and may be obtained from any officer. The dance will be between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. 40 .".I 51 51) 51 49 2'l : :tl 4'i 411 11 dio! Board Actles. Listed longed use and oilier forms of treatment must be substituted. Treatment varies with rest, medi cation, sometimes surgery, and gooa 100a, Depending on seventy o! approved granting permission for "against traffic" parking in two areas because of icy weather con ditions which arise during the win ter months. These two areas were infection. 1 the downhill side of North Eighth Those with active TB should be:;trc;t between Lincoln and Grant, hospitalized for treatment. Fre-jand on Roseway Drive. quently lamilies are unable to pro-ii vide hospital care and it is in ! these instances that money from the sale of the small, colorful seals is made available for diag nosis, treatment, research, new drugs and rehabilitation. - , The Klamath Falls Elementary. - jhciiuol Board eflecled several ac-' T ! lions .Monday evening with regard .03 10 properties involving the city; .01 schools. Ml In Ihe (h.t instance the board .02 authorized Ihe payment of S5.000 .0 10 I :ie county for the purchase ol i .0.i north sue lots. It is anticipated , Soviet Union to Britain, France and Israel which halted the ag- LIVESTOCK KLAMATH FALLS LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET Nov. 25, 1957 Receipts: Cattle 436. Hogs 8. Sheep 8. Compared last Monday fed decision of Ihe Central Commit- "lT T- "'K"er T lee 1 to exnel Zhukov I aimed at I sten.(l' : feeder steers steady: .. r,,.,,i. 1 ; r slock calves steady party political work in the armed lorces," Khrushchev said. The party boss declared the parly is "leader, organizer, edu cator and main source of power" of Ihe Soviet armed forces. Khrushchev repealed recent public .statements that Soviet armed forces are equipped "with all types of modern arms, includ ing atomic and rocket techniques" and said Russia has launched un international ballistic missile. "The international situation de mands that we maintain the de fense of our country on the high est levels of modern military 1 techniques and science," the party sccreiary saw. "The policy of the U. S. ruling circles," he charged, "is aimed at undermining peace. So long as im perialism exists, a situation of war may arise." Similar charges were carried Tuesday by I ho Communist Party newspaper Pravda and the gov ernment paper Izveslia, which re printed an editorial from the Red China newspaper Jen Min Jaipao of Peiping. It said thai Soviet warnings pre sented Turkey liom currying out "the aggressive aims of the im periali.'is." The Russians and Sy rians have charged repeatedly that Turkey, with U.S. support, was planning to invade Syria. Ihe fact thai Turkey iias not Mlackcd is proof that "the forces in socialism 1 communism 1 ex ceed Ihe forces of Ihe imperial lils," Ihe editorial said. II added: "In the Second World War the main lorces which destroyed Hit ler were those of the Soviet Un ion and not the combined armies Fed Steers: Choice, 21.70-21.80: Good 20.25-20.60. Fed Heifers: Choice 20.50-22.10: Good. 19.75-20.50:. Cows: Std.. 15.50-16.40; Cmcl., 14 50-15.40: Utility, 1.1.00-14.10. Bulls: Utility & Cmcl., 15.60 18.111. Ilvy Killer Calves, in.2O-2U.60; Baby Calves, 34.00. Stockers and Feeders: Steers. Good-Choice, 29.20-20.75: Medium 17.HO-Ki.70; Heifers, Medium-Good. 1600-18.25; steer calves, good choice, 21.90-23.90: Heifer Calves, good-choice. 19.80-21.40: By head 60.00-76.00; Feeder Cows. 13.50-15.00: Stock Cows. 135.-141. Pairs 153.00. Hogs: U.S. 12 1 160-220 lbs.) Senate Post Choice Named Oregon Vearher Northern Oregon beaches Fail Tuesday evening becoming cloudy with ruin late Tuesday night ar.d Wednesday. Beach winds south westerly. 8-18 m.p.h. Temperature range 40-55. Eastern Oregon F a i r and colder Tuesday night; increasing cloudiness Wednesday wi'.h the chance of showers of rain or snow north portion during afternoon. Low Tuesday night 20-30 except 10-15 in few high valleys; high Wednesday 38-46. Western Oregon F a i r and cooler Tuesday night: Wcdncs.!:y cloudy and showcrv wiih part 1.1! Death Takes Basin Woman MM IV Ali-i A'nli-. Ie:,1i,.11o ...... .nt ,,i 1, nn. a. 0 u 111 e ; .lc.Neill. 7!1, a resident ol Klamath .ime 111 the not too distant futureCountv for ("i vears. dii-d in Hill ::u;i:.,e a north silo junior high sjdc Hospital Tuesday. November -i-ov.th within the city deems it 26, following a brief illness. Death, necessary. lannarentlv fnllmvnfl :i he n-l nttr.nL- ! me piupeny is norm oi L,yttonj aireci. east 01 tne railroad tracks, : roughly hounded on the west by s Gliio and Holabird streets, and is OIL ROYALTIES I NHFIJrVAni.E I'ltOFITS! NO t.FKKILN E NECESSARY! t'ndcr a Federal Ruling. Oil Companies have been reapin profits from public lands for yenrs. You, too, can profit from this little known opportunity. These opeuuL'itive leases are un usual lv attractive because of the Booming Area in which they are located. Ulah" Incred ible discoveries have led lo de scription of the Fabulous Par aciox Basin as one of the l-.XRr.KST POTENTIAL OIL KI.SJ RVOIRS in the country. A total investment of only $150 time pa ments if desired) has a potential pay-off In Royalties which is nothing short of fan tastic. For information write: Wm S. Burncss. 1017 American Bank Bid.. Portland. Oregon. Correcton.1 in the BIG Y Ad of Monday, Nov. 25 The Weight of FRESH TURKEYS Should Have Been 13 to 24 lbs. M e Per Af Lb. BIG Y MARKET WEED Ralph Leavers, a ranch er and livestock man in the .Mon 1. u.t.i mini- 1....1. jimuu clearing in norm during aiierniv Monday night as the nonpartisan : ,ow Tuesday night 2U-38: hi "''. -- 31T.UNU. nemicsnay 4-t.Tj. .Northwesterly senatorial (iisirict in tne Laniorma ' winds, 5-:"i m.p.h., shilling ji.Hi.-oi-ii.ii.-. i in- uiMiici inciuiieu .southwesterly awl increas-ii!- to sisKiyou aim uei .None counties. 10.2.-, m.p.h. Wednesday. More than 50 persons, represent-1 Cranls Pass anil' vicinity ing an economic cross section, met i Partly sunny aftcnio m Wedn'e.s at the Sons of Italy Hall. Robert day; chance of rain late Wcdnes Banning of Kort Jones served asidav. Highs 40-45; low Tuesday temporary chairman and was j night 30-J5. elected as chairman of Ihe new linker .mrt i ii-i.nii.n-.ri iv -eavers lor me acnn son Committee urn.- .uiipai u- ciouuy inrough Wednosiiav win few snow flurries in nearby moun Mrs. McNeill, whose familv has been identified with farming in terests in the Hash), was born on March 4 1H7R in Austin Vm-ni-Li north by the Graham-Peyton prop- she came to Klamath Counlv in CI'I.V- - 1,'I!I4. was married in Morrill in Also in the tract are apprnxi-'iain nnd moved with h,.r i.-imiu- maiely 70 privately owned lots; to the Malin community in liinfi. which are now in the process of 1 She was a member of the Helping being purchased by the school Hand Society, one of the oldest bii:trd. : women's groups in the countv, tor In oilier action the school board many years-. authorized Ihe transfer of a I'eli- Survivors include two sons. Pe can Mhool area lot to Ihe county, iter P. McNeill. Portland, and John ami authorized a request that the I). McNeill. Merrill: one daughter county pave the portions of Mc-i Mrs. Irene Pitcher. Klamath Kails: Lain and Corvt.lNs streets in tlie'twn er.-l.ldrl.nir-bler k'.-iihnrinn mincdiaie area of Pelican School. 'Carlon, Summer Lake, and Shirlev ' ,,u' surlacmg would involve ap-1 Oliver. Klnmnth Kails- un mi proximately tWO blocks of Street . nrnnl-iir-inHi-hilrlrnn lengJll. i Kiiner.-il snrvienu u-ill lin lM in 'I lie board nuthorizcd Ihe pur- ,e Malin Community Presbvteri chase ol a S2in lot near River- an Church Kridav. November 2!) sule School, with the properly to, at 2 p.m. Final rites and inter be used lor expanding bus turn-jment in Ihe familv plot in the ..lit areas and addition to the play; Malin Cemetery, with Ward's area. Klamath Funeral Home in charge At Ihe meeting two weeks ago 0f arrangements. it was proposed by Board Mem- her I'.obc r! Kent thai the school i stem studv Ihe possibility of of-l CALLS FOR PROTEST Sows. 17.IKI; Weaner Pigs, 111 40: 10.S0. Sheep: Fat Lambs, Good, 17.90 18 .10; Feeder Lambs, Good 17.40. Reported by Ray Petersen, county agent. Leavers' name will be tiled for Mains: colder. Low Tuesdav r.ijii! i.ra:-. skims instruction within the LONDON cl'Pi Champion iiiiiniii.iiiiiii more man no tiavs oe- .-!.; nign wecinesuav I f.... i.i-u i I State Traffic Deaths Mount Hearing Opens For Chessman fore Ihe 1 !." primaries. Incumbent is Randolph Collier of Vreka who has served 18 years in the state Senate. Guest speaker was William Han sen of rresno County, assembly man from the 33rd district and chairman of the committee on riculture of ihe assembly. II stressed the need for more agricul Dog Poking 'Noted In Bssiai ANGELES (I'PI-Convict- r.irv'i 'I,... .., ! spoke on various Carl thessman today ';,,,. LOS author waged what he once described as Ihe "final battle" in his nine-year struggle to avoid death in the' San Quentin gas chamber. The scene was a Los Angeles Superior Court where Monday a hearing opened on the 1.821-page transcript of the lJ4a trial that ended in two death sentences for Chessman. The 37-year-old soft . spoken "death row" author based his lat est appeal from death on grounds that the transcript of his trial on 17 counts of kidnaping, robberv and sexual assault was fraudulent ly prepared after the death of the original court reporter in the case. In the opening session of the hearing. Prosecutor J. Miller Lea- vy attempted to introduce Ihe dis r.ev rllv ri.i-,-i.;it inn nii-ni-lir County Poundmasler Hill Schla- ' lural representation in the assem-1. gel reports that a high trei(iienc.y ' lily and urged the group to "pay,"' dog poisonings have been noted Siarid I'ndset. Norwegian Novel more attention to state govern- "'e Bly area and that a reward isl ul" "o" a Nobel Prize in 1!2H. ment." , is being olfcred lor lnlormation ' '"'"im '"'r career as a clerk in Clarence Dudley of Ktn.-i akn i leading lo anDrehension nl ill., n.-,-. . Oslo. Ihleiic program. At last nieht'SiCzoch distance runner Kmil Zalo- meeting members of the board re- I" appealed to tile world's ath-uorli-d that such a plan is under I'tes today to protest nuclear study and that a more complete 'tests. In the appeal broadcast by report is exnected during the next! fragile Radio. Zatopek. an officer beard session. Studying the plan '11 'he Czech army, called on "you are Joe Peak, elementary athletic sportsmen, whom I have met at director: Jim Johnson, high schoolilne stadia of the world" to join alliKiie director; and Bob Bon- campaigns m your countries fel ine immediate cessation of atom ic and hydrogen weapons tests." agriculture which have come be- I fore the legislative body of the i slate. bills relating to son or persons responsible. Schla- Theft Reported By Local Firm The? Novak Parts Supply. 2M33 South Sixth Street, was broken into sometime Monday night and ap proximately $100 was stolen ac cording lo investigating Oregon State Police. The building was apparently en tered from the rear when a win dow was broken enabling the thief or thieves to unlatch a door. Tools in the store were used to punch a h,.h. i.i ll. I n. ... .1... 1III.1.S1I01IO i.n Two persons I Pilled transcript for identification Li-- cm were killed in a highway collision ' purposes. '. ' ' ' near here Monday night, swelling' .lumping lo his feel. San Fran llie November li allic loll in Ore-'Cisco attorney George T. Dav is gn 47- j objected on Chessman's behall Vnth live davs lemaiiiiiig in. that he had "many arguments" November. Ihe month threatens to! In oiler atainst 'allnuino ih wcum oi me year in . uanscripi to oe received It now is tied, "It gets down to the very merits of why we are here." Davis said .nidge Waller T. Evans ruled Chessman could speak for gel may be contacted at the coun ty dog pound. Tl' 2-l7:i. The poundmasler. n-Jds that sev eral poisonings have also been re ported Mom the Malin area, and that persons in the named regions hav e expressed an interest in mak ing contributions toward a large reward to be paid for information leading to the arrest of the offend ers. Schlagel said persons in other areas of the county have epressod interest in a similar type plan, and that anyone wishing lo con tribute to a reward fund or wish ing lo discuss the matter may phone or visit with him at the county pound, located immediately south of Klamath Falls. RUPTUHE-EASER T l llM V s. I " " " u"" T"' SW SA95 S-J -M. :..J Doubl....JJ.5 Pat No. A altimll. torm-(ltI-I wuhible iu port lor r'ducilie Ir.uuinU 6ernl. Bc lac-mi! rl:iiilb;t. Sntps up U1 AJluIoib.e If! rB. ,5'V ''' ii id No fllrpl rr fpathrr bunds. For mrn. womfti. tMldrm. M.ll ordjri t mra'iirfi around lowt pari ol abda mra. alU rllhl, Itll lid", doubla. WESTERN THRIFT DRUGS 635 Main TU 4-3563 Friendly Helpfulness To Every Crted and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High TU 2-4404 fa1 jLi1" ,ggss SOUR CREAM Rocipe IbHR m THI PIQUANT, SHARP SAVOR OF SOUR CREAM IS A FESTIVE COMPLIMENT TO OTHER WISE ORDINARY FOODS. ALSO, IT ADDS MUCH NUTRITIVE VALUE TO YOUR MEALS. beeonie the traltic l.italitir with August and September as Ihe wi'i-i month so lar this vear The numiiei- of Uaflic deaths fori that himself in the case because of the I "umiMialnoss" of the hearing. I K.vans permitted an interruption! oi ine transcript bearing lo allow the year new is up to -tli. which is '.'ii more than in the first 11 months ol last vear. The collision near Ilillsboro killed Waller Chalmers. 77. Kor- final arguments on a motion ih-i est c.iove. outright. His wife. the warden of San Quentin. where l-'loiein e. about 70. died sev eral ! Chessman has spent nearly 10 hours l.uer in a hospital. j years, be forced to release the The driver of the other car. convict's latest book, "The Kid Joseph Hend. 51. l'ortland, suf- Was a Killer." Is The lered broken ribs. Welcome Wagon Hostess Pororo Shipments SEASON'S Daily Ti lit k (Ire. Daily Ital 56-57 57-58 Ore. Daily Truck Calif. Daily II. ill CnlifT- liiillyTotiii OKK. . CAI.lt". .MoiUhlv Total II Season's Total 3!l 99 1631 A. I.. Wirin. attorney for the j Civil Liberties I'nicxi. argued the book should be released, but As sisiant Attorney tieneral William nennett countered that the court has no jurisdiction over the book because Chessman lost his rights as a citizen when he wa sen tenced to death. ! Chessman has financed his tecal fight to avoid ihe gas chamber: On the occasion of: i'.v wining me novels, veil l'4.i.s Death How" and "Trial bv Ordeal." Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders Eabv MATERNITY FASHIONS DRESSES TOPS SKIRTS PEDAL PUSHERS CAPRI PANTS LINGERIE For cute names. Svdney. Aus tralia, is bounded on one side bv Darhni- Harbor and oa the other 0" ooijomoioo Carcko. i tie isinn of a Engagement Annoutucmeiils Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls Phmra TU 4-4183 N w or eMigatiaa! llou'l miss our real lioisie-sivlc dinner W Rice Turkey Soup Apple Cranberry Salad Iced Relishes Cranberry And Orange Sauce Home Made Jelly ENTREE - Roast Turkey Giblet Gravy Celery Dressing Whipped Potatoes Candied Yams Horn. Made Nut Br-ad Choice of Apple Sauce Cake, Pumpkin Pie or let Cream Coffee s1.75 DRIFT WOOD 124 South 7th Street CAFE