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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1958)
MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FTVR Snow Slides Claim Two Utah Men SNOW BASIN', Utah on A snow slide swept a skier to his death down a steep mountainside yesterday. Hours later, a second slide killed a member of his res cue party. Ironically, the second slide may have been touched off by a rescue unit farther up the slope. The bodies were found about 200 yards apart, on the east face of lit. Ogden. They were left overnignt. The victims were Dr. Lincoln Ellison, 49. Ogden, a U.S. Forest Service official, and John An thony (Tony) Deane, 23, Salt Lake City, a former Denver University and Colorado State University skier. Deane, formerly of Aspen, Colo., had been married just a month. Ellison was research director for the Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station at Og den, 18 miles west of this northern Utah ski resort. He was part of a group of four experienced skiers touring through expert-class country high above the top of the Snow Basin .ski lift. The others, following his tracks, emerged from a clump of trees to find his trail disappeared under snow left by an avalanche. Two began probing for Ellison while Fred Montmorency, 58, Og den, started back for help. A sec ond slide tumbled him 100 yards down a nearby slope but he got out and kept going. He met some members of the Snow Basin ski patrol, who quick ly organized a rescue party Deane among them and started off. Some, but not all, were roped together. The going was treacher ous. Suddenly, a second avalanche swept six of the party away. One grabbed a tree and successfully hung on. Four others were able to pull themselves out. Deane had disappeared. Patrol head Ray Nye said the avalanche that claimed Deane probably was inadvertently touched off by part of the. patrol party working farther up the slope. il German Issue May Chance For Summit Talk vacation, called in Soviet Ambas- lion of Germany by free elee sa(lor Andrei Smirnov within a 'ions shall be carried out in con. few hours of his arrival. formity with the national inter- Adenauer told Smirnov, it is un-jests of the Gprman people and derstood. that West Germany will ' the interests of European secur- .01 agree 10 any suiiiiuu cumui- ( The Soviet government is nq more prepared now to carry out By CHARLES M. MeCAXN The German problem is build ing up imo an issue that may make or break a "summit" con ference on world tensions. Soviet Russia says the question I of unifying Germany cannot be i considered at a summit meeting. The United Stales says the uni fication problem is an essential one m any Mist-west agreement. Russia wants free West Ger many and its puppet state of East Germany to discuss in di rect negotiations with each other the question of their future. The Soviet government now talks of a federation between West nml East Germany, and of AN ESTIMATED 100 Klamath Falls elementary school teachers assembled at Mills audi torium Thursday afternoon to hear Attorney George Proctor explain the three-year contract law regarding teachers. Notices of election to three-year terms are now being mailed the teachers, and the contracts will be advanced at a subsequent date when the salary schedules and school budgets have been concluded. ' Photo by Kettler ence proiwsais wnicn ao noi in clude reunification, and that he .eparate peace treaties for the 1 noiscuss any peace treaty wo parts of the country. negotiations with East Ger- ... :. many. wrai uermaiiy ujs a never, T, rfj , j f Gmnpny has will consider any. peace treat y;continU(Ki , 13 years. since which would leave the country ! WorM Waf , ended u"'ata- . . , I As the United States pointed The positions of the Unitedout m a nolc lo Moscow last Stales. Russia and West Germany ...eek nussia acreed at the last the promise of free elections than it was two years ago. Artlsf Downed ByTurse' may De cuangca 10 some extern summit meeting in negotiations leading to a meet- juv ki-,5. (lat ing in which President Kisenhnw-I er Xnviet Premier Miknhii A CT"" ' Bulganin and Communist Party Chieftain Nikita S. Khrushchev would take part. But one thing is certain. Russia will not and in fact cannot agree to the unification of Germany through free elections. An East Germany puppet state, or an artificially unified state in which the German Communists would share authority is indispen sable to Russian military and po litical policy. Allied to the unification prob lem is the Polish government proposal to ban nuclear weapons from a zone including Poland. Czechoslovakia and East and in Geneva in "The reunifica- Typewriter RENTALS 1.50 Per Week a ..M.-'. 4534 So. 6.h MI1IIUU1I 3 1 I Ph. TU 4-6388 REMODELING SPECIAL SYDNEY, Australia t.P) Aus tralia's famous aboriginal artist, Albert Namntiira, was reported t West Germnnv slowly dying Monday from a tribal This nlan. "suonsored hv Pnlkh curse. Foreign Minister Adam Itapacki, MD Airs View On Geniuses Funerals will iilto nt-iro frnm 1 Mrs- Nevin Houdpnsiiud. March 9. in'cial ceremony and the victim tra- ,111 lane place irom lhc Klamath Valley Hospital, a daush-lrtitlnmll!, m');... j Ji(, leart Church on Tues- tr weighing s lbs . u 1 1 ozs. oitionauy weakens ana cms. Snows Pelt Wide Area By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I Late season snowstorms chilled sections of mid-Atlantic states to day and storms which hammered parts of the Rockies moved intp the Plains region. Near-record falls.jof snow for the date were reported in parts of north central and western sec tions of Virginia yesterday. Snow also fell in parts of West Dela ware, Maryland, in the Washing ton, D.C., area and in Delaware. The drifting snow forced the clos- LOS ANGELES Wl-Almost all the world's geniuses have been al coholics, narcotic addicts, tuber culars or mentally unstable, says a former president of the British Royal Society of Medicine. Dr. V. B. Green-Armytage said in an interview while here to ad dress the International Congress of Surgeons ' that his four-year study of genius showed: Practically all geniuses were under 5 feet 3 inches in height. "Nearly all were either impo tent or had little sex instinct. "Almost none produced off spring of genius stature. There have been no women geniuses. "There is no doubt that defec tive parentage has something to do with the creation of genius." He said short-stalured geniuses included Lord Nelson, Shake speare, Picasso and Einstein, and among tubercular geniuses were Voltaire, Chopin, Moliere, Euclid, Raphael, Schiller and Shelley. "It is interesting." Dr. Green Armytage said, "that most tuber cular geniuses produced their best work about six months bctore they died." As for his conclusion that there have been no classic examples of women geniuses, he said: "God or providence provides women with one factor of creative genius: to have babies." Dr. Green-Armytage said geni uses possibly resort to alcohol or narcotics for the added stimulus it gives them to attain a "diamond" personality which is unattainable MATIIIS Funeral services lor Claude Le- roy Mathis lhc Sacred Heart day, March 11, I'J.tS, when a requi em mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the Holy On The Record KLAMATH FALLS luimis HAUDENSHILD- llnrn lo Mr. I ne oyuncy uauy Mirror saiaii,as beon dec hired unarcenlnW.. mai many people in Alice springs, by lhe United Stales and West tj where the artist is hospitalized, Uermanv. 1$ believe tnat Artintn tribesmen But the nlan has never h..on "pointed the bore" at him an I ancient aboriginal method of do lina away with offenders. j t The bone is pointed in a spe- NICHOLSON Bom to Mr. and Mrs.1 It said il is believed the bone iinany rejected, it is still very much alive. It is pretty certain to play an important part in any summit meeting or in any re sumed disarmament negotiations. West German Chancellor Ron-' rad Adenauer, returning to his;1 If you need assistance in planning an addition, modernizing a room, finish ing an attic, or basement, we are at your service. We have all types of ma terial and can obtain competent men to do the job. Labor and materials arc available with no money down and as long as 5 years to pay. Basin Building Materials and Ur, .-......., . IM3, wuiiam s. Nicholson, March 7. in thcH',! P" me .hum uuL.mse capital of Bonn from a Riviera I nminaui vaiiry nuspnai, a son wcisn-inu umaiuuu inn nuzensmp i lyius 1 ina 9 lbs., f)1, ozs. ,, . . . .. c .7. M1TH Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Ar- lasl -vear- 1 nc ll mp m aoorigllies . 4784 So. 6th St. Phone TU 2-2563 Dni-.i-J ,iill l-.L-o nla,.n from 1 l,n i ?.clC- Smith. March In the Klamath! opposes Slicll going Over to tllC KOSJty Will UKe place irom. thelValley Hospital, a son weighing 7 lbs.. ,'hit ;, ,,j" nl,i,-,nt of H.'.-'o L'Umll, l?nnol ti i OZS. noine Born to Mr. and Mr. James R. Daniels. March R. in the Monsignor T. P. Casey officiating. j?injj1,?b',"'!y ' weign- Monday at 8 p.m., Concluding services in Mt. Cal vary Cemetery. nr,K RniiN'nitp Girls, 112: Boys, Hti. FORMULA FOR LONGEVITY HAMPSHIRE, 111. (UP) Mrs. Elvira Hoyles celebrated her 102nd birthday and credited her long life to "lots of coffee- and bread and butter." Dormant Spraying Fruit & Shade Trees This Month Baker's Nursery Phone TU 2-3167 BOB ROSS TV New Location 3005 SHASTA WAY TU 2-3479 Same Phone Number Guaranteed Service en oil noHes. Day or Night! 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