Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 06, 1958, Page 7, Image 7

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    THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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MICHELE MeNOISE, 15,
Klamath Falls, it on of th
candidates for queen of the
All Indian Basketball Tourna
ment. She is a student at
Sacred Heart Academy and
a member of the Klamath
and Ponca Indian tribes.
Michele is active in swim
ming, basketball, Softball
and bowling, and studies art,
music, and baton twirling.
She is also active in 4-H
work. Girl Scouts and a
member of the Horiion Club
at the academy.
Lake Court
Action Listed
LAKEVIEW Perry Ross
Huff. Chiloauin. received a sen
tence of 90 days in jail and a $300
fine on a drunk driving charge
when he appeared before Justice
of the Peace O. C. umos in Lane
view. Saturday afternoon at !
o'clock. He also received an ad
ditional sentence of 30 days and
$100 fine on a vagrancy charge.
John Edward Crain of Beatty
was also charged with vagrancy
and received a sentence of.
davs and $100.
The two men and Lawrence Lee
O'Neill of Alturas were picked up
by Neil Friday and Wayne Creel,
h a k e v l e w city otticers, at
o'clock Saturday morning, in
driveway at Fourth Street North
O'Neill was bleeding profusely
. from face lacerations, inflicted by
Huff, as the latter admitted to
the officers. O'Neill was taken to
the Lakeview Hospital where he
received treatment lor his wounds,
and was then transferred to an
Alturas, hospital in care of Modoc
County authorities. He refused to
sign a complaint against hum,
Huff and Crain were on their way
home from Reno and picked
O'Neill up in Alturas, according
to the story told to the officers,
but they became involved in an
argument at Lakeview.
Sheriff Tom Elliott indicated that
Huff would be taken to Rocky
Butte Jail to serve his sentence.
Group Hears
Confab Report
A speech given recently at the
Pacific Cosst Unitarian convention
in San Jose, California, by Linus
Pauling. American scientist, was
reported to the Unitarian Fellow
ship of Klamath County hy Mrs.
Gilbert Fleet, assisted bv dclpeates
to the convention. Hen Kerns and !
.Mrs. Truman Johnson.
Pauling presented a petition,
signed by 9.000 scientists before
the United Nations, urging imme-j
diate agreement to stop atomic
bomb tests among the nations of'
the world.
Mis San Jose speech made coast-tu-coasl
headlines lor its reply to
the recent prticle in Life Magazine,
entitled. "Dr. Teller Refutes .
000 Scientists."
Dr. Pauling pointed out mislead
ing statements in the Life article
.ind stated that Dr. Teller excused
those statements on grounds that
the article was written "to allay
the fears of the people."
The Social Action Committee of
the Congregational Church visited
the Unitarian meeting to hear the
report on Pauling's speech. A group
from the Congregational Church in
cluding Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Mc
Kinnie, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lambie, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Reynolds are making a study of
the danger of radioactive fallout
to the American people.
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