tURSDAY. FEBRUARY, 6. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
BASIN BRIEFS
Card Fart? The Lost River
kange will bold a card party,
iday evening at t o'clock in the
lene Grange Hall. Chairman of
pt committee for the arrange-
enti u Zetta aumvan.
Sealer Ceuncller Charles Fisher,
reka, was installed as senior coun
Uor of the Yreka Chapter of De-
lolay recently. Charles, a junior
: Yreka Hign scnooi, is me nepti-
of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Fisher,
ris. who went to 7reka to see
ceremonies. Fish is Dorris
Elementary School principal.
Dlaaer The men of St. Augus-
ine's Church. Merrill, are serv-
hi their annual family style ham
jinner on Sunday, February 9, at
re parish hall. Serving time is
30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets may be
purchased from any member of the
arish or at the door. Preschool
children are free. Proceeds will go
, to the reduction ot the parish debt.
1 First Child A son, their first
iWhilH wag hnrn to Mr. and Mrs.
'Dan Reynolds of ruieiake on F eb
ruary 2 at Klamath Valley Hospi-
tal. He has been named Michael
Francis and weighed 8 lbs. 2 ozs
at Jjiith. Maternal grandparents
are Ml and Mrs. Michael Noonan
of Merrill and paternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter S
Reynolds of Tulelake.
Baeketball The Harlem Road-
kings, billed as the "World's Col
ored Clowning Basketball Champs,"
will play an exhibition game with
the Merrill' Clothing Town Team
on Monday evening, February 10,
at the Merrill High School Gym.
A preliminary game consisting of
eighth, grade students will begin at
7:30 p.m,
Kadi Program Mount Shasta
! VFW radio program will feature
, two talented young musicians, Car
ol Lockard, pianist from Dunsmuir,
. and Dennis Freeman, accordionist
; of Mount Shasta, this Thursday
: evening. t
. Meeting of the Poe Valley
, Olene Extension Unit at the Olene
'.Community Hall, 10:30 a.m. Feb
'. ratty 11. The project for the day
J; will be "Freezing Combination
i Main Dishes," with leaders Mrs.
Paul Breithaupt and Mrs. Wilbur
"Belling in charge of the demon
stration. la Air Force Virgil Hogan, 19
'. year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hogan of Big Springs, near
Montague, entered the service of
;the U.S. Air Force and is at Lack
Hand Air Base, Texas, for training.
VFW-Mount Shasta VFW Post
' Commander Fred Eberhard an
nounced that all post members,
; auxiliary personnel and other posts
in the 20th District are invited to
! Anderson on Sunday, February 23.
f All those who plan to attend the
1 meeting should contact Mrs. Helen
! Neutxe, Box 366, Anderson, so that
'adequate provisions. may be made
;for the noon banquet.
Convalescing Frank Graves,
Summer Lake, is convalescing from
jBurgery which he had recently at
.-the Lakeview Hospital.
' la HeaaHal Mrs. Ruth Withers,
Summer Lake, is in the Lakeview
Hospital for a few days.
; At Convention Mr. and Mrs.
John' Withers, Summer Lake, left
recently to attend a National Wcol
jjGiwers Convention in Phoenix,
kMrisona, and an REA Convention in
tallas, Texas.
-j, Ommhaleii Party State Game
-tommission personnel from. Sum
'Ztner Lake attended a party . at
rBumi Saturday evening honoring
two commission employes. Bill
Lightfoot is moving to Corvallis,
, and George Maddox is retiring
; from the commission. Mr. and
' Mrs. Vernon Maw, Mr.' and Mrs.
! Bill Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
i Reel and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Clag
; gett all went from Summer Lake.
New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs.
; Raymond Fisher, New Pine Creek,
announced that their daughter, Bar
! bara, will be married in their home
; Se'irday, February 8, to Clellon
Baker, Lakeview.' Barbara ' and
Clellon will make their home in
Klamath Falls where he is a stu
dent at on.
i i
'. Revival Services will be held at
Uhe First Baptist Church, New
Pine Creek, beginning February 16
for a period of 10 days. Dr. C. E.
Hunt, Fresno, will conduct t h e
evangelistic meetings, it has been
announced by the Rev. Jeff Swin
ney, pastor.
Burned Out Mr. and Mrs. Wavne
Crist and two sons are staying
with Mrs. Crist s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Don Partin, since their home
just south of Five Corners burned
down last week. They hav rented
the Shelvia Lightle home as tern
porary quarters, and it is being
renovated for them to move into
soon. Only the Crist garage and
some of their furniture were
saved, according to the report. The
Lakeview lire truck responded to
the call.
Eastern Star The McCloud
order of Eastern Star entertained
with a Valentine party at their
meeting February 3. Coronation
whist was played. The refreshment
and decorating committee were
Mary Long, chairman, R u a n n a
Sherrah and Helen Whitlow.
Peace Officers Siskiyou County
Peace Officer's Association will
meet Thursday, February 13, at
the Catholic Parish Hall with din
ner beginning at 7:30 p.m. John
P. Peper, supervisor of Law En
forcement Training Program, will
be the guest speaker. C. W. Cham
plin, president, Dunsmuir, will pre
side. Correction The Wordcn Post Of
fice will not be reopened as was
stated in a head on page 2 Wednesday.
Airman To Spend Week
In Small 'Space Capsule'
By ROBERT E. FORD
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (A,few
days from now Donald ' Gerald
Farrell, a six-foot airman from
the Bronx. N.Y., will squeeze him
self into a 3-by-5-foot capsule. And
if all goes well, he'll stay inside
for seven full days.
No sound will reach his ears.
IHe will see very little. He'll be
able to talk to persons outside the
tiny cage, but lie won't be able
to hear them.
Experts at the Department of
Space Medicine at Randolph Air
Force Base here expect to harvest
important data from Farrell's sol
itary confinement. They intend to
Dunsmuir Store
Hit By Robber
DUNSMUIR The theft of $903
from the Big Liquor and Sporting
Goods Store in Dunsmuir is- still
under investigation, Dunsmuir po
lice say, but admit they have no
particular leads on the case.
The money was reported stolen
on Saturday by Glade L. Patter
son, store owner. He said the
money was taken from an un
locked safe sometime about mid
day on Saturday. The safe is in
an office easily accessible from
the store proper, Patterson said.
subject him to all the forces of
nature man is likely to find on
voyages through space.
The seven days of the experi
ment would be sufficient time for
a man to rocket to the moon and
return, scientists noted.
A. 1. C. Farrell is not . a flier.
He's an accounting clerk. He's a
perfectly normal 23-year-old speci'
men of manhood and that, essen
tially, is why scientists, picked
htm. No one has spent more than
24 hours in a- space chamber so
far.
While enclosed in his capsule,
Farrell won't even be able to
stretch his legs. Nor will he be
able to take a bath.
"The boys probably will have
a fire hose waiting for me to take
care of that when I come out,"
Farrell said.
'I imagine boredom will be the
biggest problem." .
"He's a pack-a-day smoker, but
does not expect this deprivation to
bother him too much.
"I've always been interested in
.space travel," said Farrell, who
may go into the chamber this
Sunday. "I felt sure that someday
we'd conquer space. I still think so
and hope 1 can contribute some
thing to it." i
There are several reasons he
was picked. He's young, strong
U85 pounds) and healthy. He's
been a guinea pig for other ex
periments. He's intelligent.
But above all, the spokesmen
stress that his reactions are so
normal and clear-cut. He shows
no physical or mental eccentrics
ties.
When he returns from an experi
ment he is sufficiently articulate
to tell the doctors of reactions and
feelings that scientific instruments
still can t record.
That is the reason Uiat Farrell
was sealed off from newsmen
shortly after the department an
nounced the project.
Col. George R. Steinkamp, the
doctor directly in charge of the
test, doesn't want anything to in
terfere with Farrell psychologically.
Farrell attended the University
of Alabama for one term, and
plans to study aeronautical engi
neering.
The airman's good reactions to
tests were demonstrated in exper
iments involving weightlessness.
Within Farrell's capsule, which
never will leave the ground, doc
tors will create an artificial en
vironment which they calculate
will be the minimum needed by
space men.
Farrell will live under eight
pounds per square inch of air
pressure, half that on earth.
Carbon monoxide will be re
moved from his air and more oxy
gen supplied. Heat will be re
duced. Excess moisture from his lungs,
sweat glands and other organs
will be purified and made into
drinking water. Other body waste
will be absorbed by chemicals.
He'll get food through an air
lock. Otherwise, for all that Far
rell will be able to determine, he
will be soaring through space.
Instruments will record hit
blood pressure, respiration, pulse,
and conditions Inside the capsule.
He'll be given several push but
ton tests to determine his working
efficiency.
He can be brought back to an
earth environment quickly if necessary.
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x CLAIM 246 DEAD
RABAT. Morocco (UP) The
"Army of Liberation of the Mo
roccan Sahara" claimed today
that 246 Spanish soldiers were
killed in fighting last week around
the Ifni enclave in West Africa.
A communique said the Spaniards
were killed Jan. 31 and Feb. 1
when Spanish forces tried to- bat
tle their way through the encir
clement of the enclave by Army
of Liberation irregulars. Five lib
eration soldiers were wounded,
the communique said.
Stratojet Bomber
Reported Missing
MATCH AIR FORCE BASE,
Calif. unA six-engine B47 Strato
jet bomber is missing and pre
sumed lost, with its three-man
crew, this Southern California
base reported last night.
Planes are searching for it in
the area of San Miguel Island 45
miles off the coast of Santa Bar
bara, said Maj. Craig Powell.
March AFB public information of
ficer. The plane last reported itself
over Santa Barbara at 5:56 p.m.,
Maj. Powell said.
MEN ARRESTED
.. Two Washington men were ar
rested Tuesday afternoon by city
police and are being held for Wash
ington officials to face charges
. of burglary in the second degree.
; Being held in the city jail are
Patrick Wright, 28, and David J.
S Miller, 23. The men are wanted in
; connection with a cafe burglary in
' Everett, Washington.
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