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FRIDAY. MAY 23. 195R HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 5 A Real Party Planned For 900 Chicago Youngsters CHICAGO URThit lb lit. . H .uwna tllvc a real party. First of all. it's all free, com pliments of parents and commu nity leaders of suburban Arlington Heights. It's going to be an all-night, all- ucAi-udy anair. For some 900 students, the fun .tarts tonight when parents open .their homes to the formally at tired youngsters for soit drink parlies. Then off to the school prom at the Medinah Country Club for dancing until 1 a m. Arms Runners Convicted BROWNSVILLE. Tex. UlThir-ty-four Cuban-Ameiicans were convicted yesterday of conspiracy lo run arms to Cuban rebels. A U.S. District Court jury found the 35th defendant, Ecuadorian fishing boat captain Jose Bolivar Medina, innocent. Federal Judge James V. Allred said formal sentencing would be held Saturday, "This case does not call for drastic punishment," he said. "However, We cannot have per sons forming expeditions in this country to make war in other countries." Arneido G Barron, New York, who claimed he was leader of a smallu band headed to fight with Cuban rebel leader Fidel Castro, quickly slipped out of the court room after the verdict. The others were allowed to scatter on their word they would be present for the sentencing. Most of the men are New York ers in their 20s. Medina was captain of the 60 ton vessel Orion captured by U.S. government agents a few miles off Brownsville in the Gulf- of Mexico last March. On board were the men headed by Barron and some $20,000 worth of arms and ammunition. Anti-Sub Device Slated For Test HONOLULU (UP) The United States was expected to trigger a nuclear anti-submarine device to day at the Eniwetok test site, in formed sources reported here. The sources said the underwater test was scheduled to begin at 215 p.m. EDT, and that five war ships would be used as "guinea pigs" to study the effect of the blast. The ships included three destroyers, a transport and a sub marine. The Senate authorized the use of the vessels Monday, and the Armed Services Committee repor ted that the tests would consist of "newly developed weapons for underwater detonation. BLASTED MIDDLETOWN, N.J. W-An un identified man was showing a prospective buyer through his home yesterday when the furious blast of eight Nike missiles shook the area. The prospect climbed hurriedly into his car and drove off. The dancers return to Arlineton Heights and will find church doors open to them for changing into more casual clothes lor more rounds of activities. They'll board a 12-car train not a regular commuter train. Two baggage cars, cleared of all mail, will have been transformed into ballrooms for dancing, com plete with a combo in each. The train will include four double-deck coaches, three diners, two streamlined coaches, and a parlor car. The train, which will travel at about 10 miles an hour, for the benefit of the dancers 'will arrive at Williams Bay, Wis., at about 6 a.m. The students will be taken across Lake Geneva to the George Williams College campus ior DreaKiast. Boating, golfing, swimming and side tours of the area are on the program before the students board the train for home. The party Is sponsored by the school PTA, civic and social groups' and churches. It's de scribed as an example of after- prom activities planned in the Chicago area for high school graduates this year. It also is hoped to beat any spur-of-the-moment decision graduates might have about touring Chicago night spots or making long drives to night clubs in Indiana or Michigan. Pay TV Fails In Oklahoma BARTLESVILLE. Okla. (UP) The nation's first pay television system nas tailed to make money and will be suspended June 6 pending development of some means to charge by program in stead of a flat monthly fee, the president of the firm announced yesterday. Nearly 800 persons are subscrib ing to the $4.95 a month enter tainment known as Tclemovies, which began last September, but. Henry S. Griffing, president of Video Independent Theaters, said the system has continued to lose money. "The concept of a package of pictures for a fixed monthly charge is wrong." Griffing said in a statement released at his of fice in Oklahoma City subscribers must be charged by the picture, using a metering device either a coin box or a monitoring system that will reg ister the programs viewed in each home. No adequate meter is now available in quantity for del ivery. Griffing also said his system suffered because of the "hundreds of movies shown free on televis ion." He said the pay-TV con cept must be broadened to include other types of programs such as sports, educational and artis tic presentations. aTBaiaV 2 DAY Service W..m 1 TO MAIN IT TOWN A COUNT! V OPEN SEASON . n "When you're hitchhiking, you run into all kinds or practical jokers! School Gives Last Program CHILOQUIN The last public program of the year by the Chilo quin Grade School was given Fri day afternoon, May 16, by the up per four grades under the general direction of Mrs. Rohlin Pfeiffer. The fourth grades of Mrs. Les ter Hoback and Mrs. David Schnei der opened the program by sing ing "Rancho Grande" in Spanish, doing the Canadian Barn Dance, and doing a complicated jump rope routine with Robin Hansen as the clown. The fifth, seventh and eighth grades of Ross Mclntyre, James Rockholt and John Heilbronner did a marching drill with Robert Ba jorcus, Refugio Edqueda and Lin da Merritt as leaders. Mrs. Pfeiffcr's sixth graders did four group dances. The program ended with the combined fifth. sixth, seventh and eighth gade chorus singing. Following the program a tea was served in the cafeteria to the adults attending with Mrs. Frank Hale and Mrs. James Parsley pouring. The cafeteria staff. Mrs. Earl Greear, Mrs. Bill McNamer and Mrs. Eugene Barnes made the preparations for the tea. Cleric Stritch Said Improved ROME. Samuel Cardinal Stritch continued to show slight improvement today after another restful night. His doctors brief morning bulle tin said the cardinal's condition 'is tending toward slight improve ment." The 70-year-old Archbishop of Chicago suffered a stroke Monday that partially paralyzed him. He was recovering from the amputa tion ot his ngnt arm, caused by a blood clot. On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS GIRLS CARSWELL Born to Mr. and Mr. John W. Carswell May 21 in Klamath Valley Hospital a girl weighing A lbs., 6 ozs. DILLAVOU Bom to Mr. and Ma Rex E. Dillavnu Miv 31 in Klamath Valley Hospital a girl weighing 6 lbs.. HIGDON ROrn tn Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Higdon May 21 in Klamath Val ley Hospital a girl weighing 8 lbs., 6'.a OH. VU1S CHANDLER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Chandler May 21 In Klamath Valley Hospital a boy weigh- 1I1K n IDS. , o-.s ou. HOWARD Born tn Mr. and Mrs. John T. Howard May 21 in Klamath Valley Hospital a boy weighing B lbs., tn.Ul ROUNDUP Girls, 186; Boys, 195. . By ROBERT STRAND United Press staff Correspondent SAN FRANCISCO (UP) -Wit nesses who testified at a hearing on pornography yesterday in cluding Billy Graham believe tne best way to combat obsceno literature is by a "moral cleans ing rather than by laws. Graham and other witnesses, who included clergymen and book sellers, generally agreed that some laws might be helpful, provi ded thev did not intprfprp with treedom of the press. 1 was shocked to see what is available to young people," Gra ham said. "We in America have become obsessed with sex, espec ially the female bosom. "Our literature, our plays on Broadway, need cleaning up. We can't do it all by legislation. We can't afford to do anything that would infringe upon the freedom of the press." Graham said he was not pre pared to recommend specific laws. However, he said he felt posses sion and distribution of pornogra phic literature should be a crime. Graham spoke before a state KLAMATH COUNTY DIVORCES Marie Helen Thorp vs. Carl Thorp, seeks divorce. Lila May McDonald vs. James Mc Donald, seeks divorce. KLAMATH COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES Thomas Eugene Hishland. 21. and uiona niaxine Hnnens, a. James Lester Hoback. 19. Chi oouln. and Syble Mae Meador. 17, Klamath rails. 600(9 jiTcttowiaif? The ttttmttttmttjmtmmmmmsimmttmmmit:!! are blooming Flowers at the SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th St. Ph. TU 4-8188 Specials Snapdragons by the Doz , . . 50c - Cash and Carry This Weekend Only Bedding Plant Special Pansies . . . 75c Doz. During the Bedding Plant Season, The Suburban Flower Shop Will Be Open Sundays 9 to 6 Graham Says Literature, Plays Need Cleaning Up assembly subcommittee on porno graphy. Chairman of the commit tee was Assemblyman Louis Fran cis (R- San Mateo). Grahams testimony followed that of Rabbi William Stern of Oakland's Temple Sinai and the Hew Jerome Meyer of St. John's Human Catholic Church in San Francisco. Rabbi Slern said he would err on the side of "liberty and free dom" in writing laws against por nography. ."There are' even some stories in the Bible which, judged by some people and dealing as they do with incest or rape, could be considered highly immoral out of context." Rabbi Stern said he was, "ter ribly afraid of laws that would permit people to snoop around bookstores or magazine racks and eniorce standards of what we may read " Father Meyer took a different view. 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