WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. in5R
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
Honor Roll David J. Hand
bury, son of Jlr. and Mrs. Ho
mer Handbury, Route 2. Box 714,
has been named to the dean's
honor roll for the 1958 winter
quarter at the Milwaukee School
of Engineering. Handbury, a 1951
graduate of Lakeview High School,
is a iour-year veteran of the
Navy, who served in Europe.
Rummage Sale Friendship
court mo. 11. Order of Amaranth
will hold a rummace sale on Fri
day and Saturday. May 23 and 24,
at Clyde and Arts TowinE Serv
ice, 734 Klamatl) Avenue. Anyone
having rummage to donate, please
call TU 4-4766 or TU 4-7497
Ruth Circle of Klamath Luth
eran Church will meet on Thurs
day, May 22, at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Oliver Spires. 2351
Applegate Street.
Mt. Mazania Toastmistress
Club will meet Thursday, May 22.
at 6:30 p.m. at the Willard Ho
tel. Toastmistress will be Floy
Johnson; topicmistress, lngaborg
Pex: speeches will be given by
Virginia Fuller, Peg Barnes., Eva
Cook, Doris Abernathy, Laura
Stranz and Blanche Petroff.
Rummage Sale by F.wauna
Toastmistress Club is holding a
rummage sale this Saturday, May
24. starting at 8 a.m. in the Pel
ican Theater Building.
Sale of Rummage Naomi
Shrine No. 5. Order of White
Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold a
rummage sale at the Masonic
Temple, 418 Klamath Avenue, Fri
day, May 23, from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m.; Saturday. May 24. from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Rummage may be
left at the Masonic Temple Thurs
day afternoon. May 22, from 1:30
p.m. to 9 p.m. or call TU 4-8380
and it will be picked up.
To Participate LaMar Jen
sen, director of bands at Klam
ath Union High School, will par
ticipate as director of one of the
bands in connection with the an
nual high school music camp to
be held at the University of Ore-
Ketch Off On
Expedition
LONG BEACH. Calif. Ufi A-
61-foot ketch heads into the Pa
cific this Wednesday to retrace
the route of scientist Charles
Darwin 122 years ago.
The expedition will spend a year
in underwater exploration. Its
leader hopes the undertaking will
add to the research Darwin did
for his "Origin of The Species."
The ketch Chiriqui will carry
seven men, headed by Lowell
Thompson, 42-year-old Spokane,
Wash., geologist and mining engi
neer.
Thompson alls this "The Dar
win Expedition" and says that in
general it will follow the path
Darwin described in "The Voyage
Traveling George Paris, chef I ' manv .Hvanlanes
at the Blue Ox Restaurant will Darwin didn t have," said Thomp-
icdvi) r i ludy lur runidiiu wnere
he will assist in the preparation
of the annual banquet at the Mult
nomah Hotel for the Symphony
Orchestra. The affair is being put
on this year by the Restaurant
Association and the Chefs Cuisine
members.
gon starting June 22. In addition
to this assignment, he will con
duct section rehearsals. This is the
second year that Jensen has been
invited to participate in this pro
gram at the University of Oregon.
Left Mrs. Katherine Schaefer
and her son, Gilbert, Baker, Ore
gon, sister and nephew of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hetherington. and Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Walker Jr., Grass
Valley, California, have returned
to their homes after being here
for the funeral of Mr. G. F. Heth
crington. Mr. Walker, a California
lumberman, charted a plane
and with Mrs. Walker, flew here
for the service.
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Billy Graham To Testify
Before Senate Committee
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Evan-the effect of immoral suggestions
ic." Graham said affably. his appearance. Some faculty
There was no sign of a con- members objected to his speak
controversy that earlier split stu- ing on grounds it violated tbt
dents and faculty members over separation of church and ItaU.
Man, Wife In
Auto Headon
Red Cross members of the
Klamath Basin Chapter are in
San Francisco this week attending
the national convention May 19
21. In the Bay City are Mrs. Vir
ginia Dixon, executive director:
R. H. Gallagher, chapter chair
man; Mrs. Richard Maxwell, hos
pital council vice chairman; Mrs.
Hugh Swaney, blood program
chairman: Mrs. Charles Dakin.
canleen chairman: M.Sgt. Robert
W. Long, liaison officer, Kin,gsley
Held, and Mrs. h. A. deary.
Away Dr. E. M. Causey,
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
is attending the annual Southern
Baptist convention at Houston. In
attendance are delegates from
many of the 31,000 churches af
filiated with this largest body of
Baptists. Dr. Causey flew south,
will return homeiby car with his
son, Marlin, attending college at
Brownwood, Texas. They will be
in Klamath Falls May 31.
General Meeting of the WSCS
of the First Methodist Church, will
be held at the church, Thursday,
May 22, starting with the prayer
group at 11:15 a.m. led by Mrs
Etta Saunders. The noon lunch-
eon will be served by the Mur
den Wood Circle. Business meet
ing at 12:45 p.m., worship serv
ice and program led by Mrs.
Doris Putnam and Mrs. Eloisc
Elliot.
son. h.very one ot us is a skin
diver. Darwin had to depend upon
Second hand observations of sea
life,"
He says he has $100,000 tied up
in the venture.
The expedition is 'taking miles
of film. A full length movie, much
of it taken under water, is one
of its projects.
Pharmaceutical houses nave
provided a power-propelled spear,
into which has been built a special
hypodermic. Loaded with curare.
a poison from the amazon jungles
the spear will be shot at sharks.
Scnpps Institute of u c e a n o
graphy. at LaJolla. Calif., is inter
ested in the effects of curare on
sharks. Scripps also is interested
in poisonous shellfish to be col
lected by the crew.
For UCLA scientists, the expe
dition will send back whole schools
of small fish from the Tuamoto
archipelago.
The skipper is Lorenzo (Plazi)
Miller, 23, of Palos Verdes, Calif.
gelist Billy Graham will testify
Thursday in a State Assembly
Subcommittee investigation into
the sale of pornographic books in
the San Francisco area.
Assemblyman Louis Francis f It
San Mateo! announced the evan
gelist's appearance. He had a
suhpena served on Graham last
week.
"Billy said he would be an en
thusiastic and willing witness."
Francis said. "He will testify on
C. SULLAWAY, Lakeview,
has been named "Knight of
he Year" by the Lake
County Council No. 2147,
Knights of Columbus, and is
its nominee for the Oregon
State ",KC" title. Sullaway's
civic activities included ad
ministrative work in Red
Cross, Boy Scouts, Com
munity Chest, Community
Concert, American Legion.
His record of service to his
church, the Knights of Co
lumbus, plus his community
work, and his standing as a
home and ' family man,
prompted this honor from
, the Knights of Columbus.
Strike Hits
Canneries
ASTORIA Cfl A cannery union
late Tuesday night rejected a
wage offer made by 15 big fish
packing firms. A union official
said a strike was on.
Admirers Grab
Actor's Trousers
HOLLYWOOD W Sal Mineo
lost his pants to a horde of girl
fans.
No, the teen-age heart throb
wasn t in the trousers at the time
Sal was exercising in a gym
nasium yesterday. He had left his
clothes in his monogramed sports
car parked outside.
"Souvenirs." shouted the girls
when they spotted the car. They
also scooped up his shirt, sweater,
shoes and socks.
Sal took it philosophically.
"I don't care about the clothes,
but 1 would like to have my wallet
back." he said.
India Train Jumps
Tracks; 20 Killed
. BOMBAY, India Wi A crowd
ed express train jumped the track
at high speed 40fl miles north
west of Bombay early Wednesday,
killing 20 persons and injuring 50,
the state-owned railway an
nounced. The crash occurred on the
Western Railway. The official re
port said seven coaches derailed
and two of them overturned.
The express was en route from
Rajkot to Viramgain.
The United Packing House
Workers of America rejected the
management offer less than six
hours after the end of a 27-day-old
ban against commercial salmon
fishing in the lower Columbia
River.
There was no immediate indi
cation that pickets would be put
around the plants.
John Janosco. an international
representative of the union, said
efforts would be made to set up
unothcr bargaining session.
But then he added that the
rejection of the wage offer was
the automatic beginning of
strike. Neither he nor other union
officials knew when picketing
might start.
Union sources said that if pickets
were put up, fishermen probably
would not deliver to the 14 struck
plants here and one in Ilwaco,
wasn.
Reports circulated here that
fishermen, with heavy catches
throughout the night, might in
steady take their fish to canneries
up the coast at Aberdeen, Wash.
Some 800 members ot the union
here are employed by the 15
plants.
on youth
Earlier. Graham had announced
he would not be able to testily
before the first week in July. He
also has said he never has seen
any pornographic material in his
life.
An Arkansas evangelist, the
Rev. Braxton B. Sawyer, said he
was sending Graham 20 pounds of
pornography by air express so be
could see what it is like. Indica
tions were the shipment would be
refused.
Meanwhile, Graham resumed
his crusade Tuesday night after
a day s rest. He told a crowd of
13,000 at the Cow Palace that the
price of salvation comes high, but
the price of sin is even greater
eternal death.
"Because God gave his only son
to save you." he said, "salvation
will cost you your selfishness,
your pride, your lust.
"You must give all to Christ
your emotion, personality and
heart."
Earlier. Graham fold a crowd
of 1200 students at San Francisco
State College they must change
the heart and soul of man so that
he will love instead of hate. That.
he said, is the only course to
avoid worldwide destruction.
The students attending the spec
ial address filled three auditor
iums to hear him. They applau
ded frequently. Halfway through
his address, a group of students
raised a large banner reading.
wnai aoout li-Domb
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BR1DGET0N, N.J. W-A young
shoe clerk and his wife, each in
a separate car, sped toward a
quiet country crossroads called
Harmony last night. -
They met in a flaming broad
side crash that swept the two
autos against an empty house.
Police were able to pull Lester
Wright, 19, from the pyre, but he
was dead by the time they got
htm to Bndgeton Hospital.
His wife Vera, also 19, was
hurled from her borrowed car and
is in serious condition at the hos
pital with a possible skull frac
ture.
What brought the couple, mar
ried a year and a half, to the lone
ly intersection at twilight?
Police can only hope to ques
tion the young widow, who is still
in deep shock. They also seek Wal
ter Robinson, who they say owned
the car she drove on a learner's
permit.
Mrs. Wright's auto hurtled into
the left side of her husband's car,
sent it slicing through a pole and
into a porch. Her car' smashed
into the toundation. 'Both were
alone.
Police theorize they might
have intended to turn into the
road which leads to Bridgeton,
where they lived.
Notice to all Eagles Auxil
iary members, there will be a
nomination Friday, May 23, 8 p.m.
in the Eagles Hall for nomination
of a candidate to nil the va
cancy in the treasurer's office.
Remember that Friday and
Saturday are Poppy Days in
Klamath Falls. The American Le
gion Auxiliary, the sponsors of
this annual event that helps raise
money for the benefit of veterans
and their families, need -olunteers.
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