WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958
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Knife-Fork Club Speaker
Tells Cure For Uncertainty
"WANNA BUY A DUCK?" This Russet potato grew two
winqs, a head and beak and a tall, all same Mallard duck.
Look close enough and see the ey
iduced in a
It was
field owned by Don Dysert, Macdoel. Holding the freak
"tater," which has all features of the duck but the quack,
is Wendell Ginther, federal-state spud inspector in California.
Gang Chief Says Fatal Attack
On Youth Vas Spontaneous
NEW YORK W) The prim?
minister of . a teen-age street ganp
fcas testified that the attack las'
cummer that cost 15-year-old Mi
chael Farmer his. life was spon
taneous.
Farmer, a polio cripple, was
Heaten and stabbed to death las
July 30 in the Washington Heights
section of upper Manhattan. Sev
n boys from 15 to 18 are on tria'
fur their lives in the slaying. '
The state contends Farmer was
en innocent bystander whc
crossed the path of a war party
ot Egyptian Dragons in search oh
members of the rival Jesters
gang. Farmer apparently be
longed to no gang.
Howard Rowan, a six-foot Ne
gro youth, testified that he under
stood he and his fellow Egyptian
Dragons were in quest of a peace
parley with the Jesters, not war.
Nevertheless, he recalled that va
rious of the defendants were
armed with knives, sticks and a
weighted dog chain.
Rowan, 16 now but "15 at the
lime of the attack, said his duties
Reds Okay
Child Control
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia Wl
Communist Czechoslovakia has
made it much easier for any
woman expecting an unwanted
child to have a legal abortion.
By law, abortion' now can be
authorized within the first three
months of pregnancy:
If the family feels It has too
many children.
If the expectant mother has
been widowed or her husband is
an invalid. .
If the mother is unmarried or
for other reasons faces difficulties
should the child be born.
If the child will be born into
a broken family.
If the mother is too old safely
to hqve a child.
If pregnancy was the result of
rape or other illegal act.
"If people are to have children,
it is right that they have them
voluntarily, even h in fewer num
bers, but that they devote the
greatest care to their training,"
explained Prof. Karel Kacl, chair
man of the Health Committee of
the Czech National Assembly,
writing in Czechoslovak Life.
Women wanting abortions must
go to a government commission
for permission. Abortion is au
thorized only if her health per
mits and if she qualifies within
the law, passed in December.
Kacl said Czechoslovakia acted
because laws against abortion did
not keep women from having
them. Unprofessional legal abor
tions cost many their health or
lives.
Also, he wrole. the old laws
failed to recognize that today
"woman enjoys complete equality
with the man and so cannot be a
mere passive object."
prime minister consisted of
looking over new gang members
The grand jury did not indict
him for the crime, and he was
committed to an institution for
juvenile delinquents. He said he
was unarmed during the attack
and took no part in it.
Ten other younger members of
the Egyptian Dragons similarly
were treated as juvenile rather
than adult offenders.
The seven older Egyptian Drag
ons lace the electric chair u con
victed of first-degree murder.
Their General Sessions Court
trial is nearing the end of its first
month. After preliminary police
testimony, the stage begun call
ing members of the Egyptian
Dragons as witnesses. Rowan was
the fourth to take the stand.
The Egyptian Dragons were an
integrated gang, operating in
area of Manhattan where Negro
and Puerto Rican families have
moved into property once predom
inately white.
Two of the boys on trial arc
white, two are Negro, two are
Puerto Rican and one is from the
Dominican Republic. The white
boys are John McCarthy, 15, and
Richard Hills, also 15. The Ne
groes are Charles (Big Man) Nor
ton and Leroy (The Magician)
Birch, both 18. The others are
Lencio de Leon, 15, and George
Melendez and Louis Alvarez, both
16.
Farmer was white.
"This is a great gift," he stated.
By DAVE COHEN'
In dulcet tones acquired during
his many years as the voice of the
Salt Lake City Mormon Tabernacle
Choir, Richard L. Evans pre- rounded background
scribed 10 ingredients to Klamath needed and desired
Knife and rork Club members as
his prescription lor uncertainty,
Monday night at the Willard Hotel.
It was meticulously tapped out.
much as a pharmacist fills a doc
tor's prescription.
hvans, who is also a writer hav
ing been employed by King Fea-
attitude and intolerance. 'Do the pentance. which one'j life would I He concluded by quoting Thomas speaker during the current series,
thing and you'U hare the power,' "jbe frustrated without. Carlyle in a letter to a relative as The next meeting is scheduled for
saia tvans. quoting Ralph Waldo He also listed freedom and said saying that "all the solar systems Friday, March 28, with the speak-
and the stellar systems could only er Ismet Sanli whose topic will be
kill you once." "The Near East, Key to World
Evans was the club's fourth Peace."
tmerson, m describing his fifth) that sometimes in search of se
ingredient, which was participa- i curity, freedom is given up. "But
tion. He added that bread must 1 no matter what we exchange ft
be earned by the sweat of the! for. we've made a b3d bargain.
"because todav manv of us tendi". "u """caiea mai ine oreaoine woman i ue more man vegc-
to oversuecialize. for this is the ""rr " l"cre 15 active w.iuuui urvuuni
age of specialization. But, a well-
is what
participation in the earning
is i .exi came humility. He told the
l club that many things are known:
The second ingredient is a sense nu" 10 '?""" satellites, how to
belonsinc. He stated that every-1 "lake synthetics, but man does not
Know now to create a worm or
of belonging. He stated that every
one needs to be loved and feel that
he belongs to someone or some
thing. He added "we are the prod
uct of somebody else, but inter
dependent on someone, too."
A third is evaluation of lime.
mica ayuuicme auu me auinor 01 iuAn,. niA ii,ni u. .n..a. e,..:r
. i . . .... . , itaiia soiu uiai luiic muwa ami.-
seven books, said "there must be ,., .,:. ,, in ,h. uihlin snan
a set of rules for uncertainty, for ? ,hree t.ore and ten, herer
that is what we live in today. : i..., i". u
His first ingredient was balance. ara const8nl. going to, coming
jfrom. putting in. or taking out,
On The Record I thereby shortening considerably
I the time we have. There isn't time
for the shoddy or the meaningless
; things."
The fourth, which he termed the
personal touch, means getting
SISKIYOU CfltXTT
lllVOR'fcS
Patricia Ann Letter, final flerree
from Walter Jamei Lester. February
lu Irilrrifcuurt uewes art January
11. 1937.
Terry Lane McRoberts on February t along Willi people. A nOtea au-
17 lSaS"" y """" " Demb" thor. he commented, "once said
Betty McCnllian. an Interlocutory de-;that all of the people of the earth
cree from John 1. McColllan on Feb-: could be placed in a box, six feet
deep and a half-mile wide, by a
ruary
Grace Dillavou. an interlocutory de
cree from John Dillavou on February
11.
Esther A. King, an Interlocutory de
cree from Richard L. Kins on Feb
ruary 11.
William A. Carleton. an Interlocutory
decree from Virginia A. Carleton, on
February ii.
SIKKIVOU I'Ol'NTV
MARRIAGE I.K'KNSF.g
Robert Charles Schantz. 24. Yreka.
and Selma Jean Trimm, 17, Yreka,
February 10.
Jlnunv Louie Morris. 19. weed, and
Marcia Lee Hollo , 18, Weed, Febru-
Larrv Lee Berteau. 17. Medford. and
Jacqueline Lou Bates. 18, Medford, on
reoruary i.
Jimmle Luncetord smun. IB. weed.
and Sylvia Doris Smith, 17, Weed, Feb
ruary 17.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
BIRTHS
HEATH Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Orin Heath Sr., Yreka, February 11,
in the Siskiyou County General Hos
pital, a son, weighing 7 lbs., 3 on.
Kua - isorn to Air. and Mrs.
Eugene Frost. Montague, February 12,
in ine sixitiyou i.nuniy uenerai Hos
pital, a son, weighing 0 lbs., 1 oz.
DeROSE Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon DeRose, Yreka, February 12,
In the Siskiyou County General Hos
pital, a son, weighing B lbs.
MORGAN Bom To Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Morgan, Grenada. February
13, In the Siskiyou County General Hos
pital, a son, weighing 7 lbs.. 2 ozs.
MORGAN Born fo Mr. and Mrs.
John Morgan, Yreka, February 14, in
the Siskiyou County General Hospital,
a daughter, weighing 6 lbs.. 14s ozs.
HOLESAPPLE Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Holesapple, Happy Camp.
February 14, in the Siskiyou County
General Hospital, a daughter, welching
S lbs.. 5(a ozs.
HUIXQUIST Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Hulqulst, Fort Jones, February
17. in the Siskiyou County General Hos
pital, a son, weighing 7 lbs., 13 oza.
half-mile long.
However." said the lecturer.
"when we crowd people, it is by
a blade of grass, therefore, man
must be humble.
"1 don't wish to make this sound
like a sermon, but in my pre
scription, there must be prayer
and we must accept it without
knowing what it is." He added that
following prayer, there is also re-
God meant us to live with
faith." he continued. "We must not
forget to enjoy our journey through
life and to have faith in ourselves
and others. Beyond uncertainties
there are certainties we can cuunt
on. The earth is still good despite
the stupidness and the cussedness
of man."
However, he said the three big
gest fears are those of sickness,
sin and losing a loved one. These
are the three things that haunt
people most.
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WALLACE IN JAMAICA
KINGSTON, Jamaica (UP)
Henry Wallace, former vice pres
ident of the United States, began
talks today with Jamaica's In
dustrial Development Corp. and
Imperial Flowers Jamaica Ltd. in
connection with the cultivation of
gladiolas here. Wallace, who now
operates a farm in New York
State, arrived from Miami Tues
day.
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47 YIARS
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f rectal, colon and stomach diiera'ars.
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LONG VOYAGE HOME
DL"S MOINES, Iowa "LP I -Gov.
Hcrchel C. Loveless is won
dering why the Navy asked him
what to do wilh a silver service
presented by the stale in 18'JO
to the battleship Iowa.
Upon decommissioning of the
ship, the Navy asked Herschel
whether it should return the sil
ver or transfer it to the heavy
cruiser Des Moines. Send it back,
thanks. Loveless replied. Where
upon he received word that the
set already had been shifted to
the cruiser which is on a two
year tour in the Mediterranean.
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