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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, MAY 2R. 1958 HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 7 A NOV! BEAUTIFUL NEW CITY BRIEFS Returned Marjorie Dwyer has returned to her nursing duties in Portland after spending several days at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dwyer. 442 Michigan Street. Marjorie also ITALIAN attended the wedding of a class mate, Nada Derry of Malin. Gold Star Mothers who wish to contribute for a wreath for the shaft for Memorial Day may leave their contributions at Bill and Rita's Flower Shop. "7 fe. It ' P INI kT MU tat. Not knowing a foreign language it embarrassing I sometimes especially when you miss a three-foot putt in a mixed foursome!" Oregon Weather Eastern Oregon Fair through Thursday except for a few isolated thunderstorms over mountains of extreme east. Highs 72-82; low Wednesday night 42-52 except a little warmer along the Columbia River Valley. Western Oregon Clearing late Wednesday night and early Thurs day morning, becoming fair in afternoon: little change in temper atures. Highs 68-78 except 60-70 along coast; low Wednesday night 45-5S. Wind near the coast west erly to southwesterly, 8-15 m.p.h. Northern Oregon beaches Cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday morning, clearing in afternoon. Beach winds gentle, variable, becoming northwesterly, ebout 10 m.p.h., Thursday after noon. Temperature range 50-65. Northern C a 1 1 f o r n i a Fair through Thursday except for few thundershowers in mountains of extreme north and low morning clouds near coast; little change in temperatures. Variable winds, 8-18 m.p.h., near coast. Fire Weather Isolated lightning Wednesday evening in southern Cascades: mostly sunny and warmer with (ailing humidity Thursday. Low humidity near or above 40 per cent in northwestern Oregon. Five Day Forecast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Western Washington and Oregon Temperatures averaging above normal with maximums 70-80 in Washington and 75-85 in Oregon over the weekend. Precipitation near or a little above normal in showers occurring mostly before Saturday. Minimums 45-55. Eastern Washington, Oregon and Idaho Temperatures averaging above normal with maximums 78 88 in Washington and Oregon and 82-92 in Idaho. Minimums in the SOs. Widely scattered showers. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Five day weather forecast for Northern California: no precipitation likely except scattered thunderstorms extreme northern mountains early in period; temperatures near nor mal; normal minimum-maximum Sacramento 54-82, Red Bluff 59. 86, Eureka 50-59, Santa Rosa 45- 76, Blue Canyon 46-65. Love Tempered By Discipline LANSING, Mich. (API Let ro mance temper discipline. So decreed the Michigan Civil Service Commission yesterday in reinstating a state hospital attend ant fired for courting a convales cent patient he later married. Francis W. Lockwood, 54, a Caro State Hospital employe, was restored to his Job effective June 2. Dr. W. W. Dickerson, hospital chief, fired Lockwood March 1 alt er twice forbidding him to con tinue the courtship, which he said had a detrimental effect on med ical treatment. Lockwood and the former pa tient were married April 11 one day after her discharge from hos pital care. The kagu is a bird extant on the Pacific island of New Caledonia. Mount Erebus is a volcano in the Antarctic. Dulles Talks To Ministers NEW YORK (AP)-Which two types of plants is to surviv the kind that turns out ministers or the kind that turns out atom bombs? This, John Foster Dulles said last night, is the issue of our time, perhaps the issue of all time. The secretary of state addressed dinner of the Board of Directors of Union Theological Seminary. Afterward he and Mrs. Dulles saw their only daughter, Mrs. Lillias Hinshaw, receive her bachelor of divinity degree from the semi nary. 'Out in Tennessee there is a plant which turns out bombs," Dulles said at the dinner. Here is a plant which turns out ministers of the Gospel. The two seem remote and un related. Actually, the issue of our time, perhaps the issue of all our hu man time, is which of the two outputs will prevail." Dulles, a former member of the seminary board, is the son of a Presbyterian minister. The secre tary is also a ruling elder of the Brick Presbyterian Church here. Our great theological seminar ies, more than any other institu tions, are the mainsprings of the spiritual life of our people, Dul les said. 'They are in reality the central power plants upon wnich men must, above all, depend hot mere ly for their spiritual salvation, but for their material safety. Mrs. Hinshaw. 43-year-old moth er of four, follows her father's faith. Her husband, Robert, is a Quaker. She has already passed ner or dination examinations and hopes to get a part-time job as an as sistant minister and be ordained in the fall. Closed The J. C. Penney Com pany will be closed May 29 in memory of a long-time employe, Mrs. Gena Johnson, during the time of her funeral, which starts at 2 p.m. at the Klamath Lutheran Church. World War I Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary will have a busi ness and social meeting at VFW Hall Thursday, May 29, at 8 p.m. Ladies please - bring pies. Any World War I veteran is welcome. In Europe Pfc. Gary A. Thill 20, son of Arthur E. Thill. 2555 Kane Street, recently visited Salz burg, Austria, on a three-day pass A 1955 graduate of Sacred Heart Academy, and a former 'student at the University of Portland, Thill was employed by the It. A, Briggs Lumber Company in civilian life. He entered the Army in No vember, 1956, and arrived in Eu rope in September, 1957. He is now assigned as a switchboard operator in the 511th Signal Bat talion's Company A in Germany. Cruise Ends Jack R. Gath wright, electronics technician sea man, UiS. Navy, son of Mr. and i Mrs. L. R. Gathwright. 2523 Pat terson Street, returned to San Di ego recently after a six-month .i : t - TJI log. Ot. Pit. Off. "When he starts talking about going to the moon, promise me you'll put your foot down!" Jury Frees Racket Figure NEW YORK () Vincent (The Chin) Gieante goes back to his job as a trucker s helper today, acquitted of the attempted assas sination of racketeer Frank Cos- tello. After deliberating more than six hours, an all-male jury freed gante late last night. A gunman fired a single shot at Costello last May in the lobby of his Central Park West apartment building. The bullet only creased the 68-year-old gambler's skull. Gigante, 30. was charged with at tempted murder. The announcement of acquittal bv jury foreman Hayward T. Car ter to Judge John A. Mullen was the signal for loud applause by about 40 relatives and friends of the hulking, pasty-faced defendant. Gigante sighed with relief and his wile Olympia, mother of four, burst into tears. Fortune Left In Mansion HOUSTON, Tex. (APi-The late James M. West, multimillionaire rancher-oilman who liked to give away silver dollars, left an esti mated $290,000 in cash in a hidden cellar of his mansion . here. Atty.- Robert H. Parsley said the existance of the hidden treasure, cruise in the Western Pacificfin silver dollars and smaller coins, with Destroyer Division 52. aboard-had been kept secret for fear of the destroyer U.S.S. Bradford. In Desert Marine Pfc. Alfred W. Beland, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Grindrod, 2234 Autumn Ave nue, is taking part in "Artillery Firex 2-58," from May 19 to 29 in the Mojave Desert. Being held by the 1 1th Regiment of the 1st Marine Division, trom Camp Pen dleton, California, the operation is designed to familiarize participants with the 105 millimeter howitzer cannon. Memorial Service' Klamath Falls Chapter Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of the Moose will hold memorial services Thurs-! day. May 29. at 8 p.m. at the Moose Hall. Members and guests welcome. Practice Officers of Prosperity Rebekah Lodge 104 will practice at 8 p.m. Thursday, May 29, at the lOOF Hall. Zullema Nile Club will meet June 4 at the Willard Hotel for a 1 p.m. luncheon. Out-of-town mem bers may call Madge McLaren at TU 4-4439 for reservations. Initiation Neighbors of Wood craft will moefat the KC hall on Monday, June 2, at 8 p.m. Olti- cers and guards please wear for mats. Initiation. Garden Club Klamath Falls Garden Club will meet Monday, June 2. at the city library audi torium. Mrs. Harry Smith of Cave Junction, Oregon, will speak on peonies and answer questions on primroses. The landscape study group meeting will be announced later, prowlers in the West home, An armored ear was reported to have made seven trips in car rying the money to the Texas Na tional Bank, where it was piled 5 feet high in an area of 8 by 10 feet in a counting room. West, a diabetic, died Dec. 18, at the age of 54. An inventory of his estate has not been filed, but unofficial estimates of its value run as high as loo million dollars. His idiosyncrocies were many. In addition to handing out silver dollars, West frequently rode night patrol with Houston policemen. His home and his fleet of cars, which once included 41 Cadillacs, had elaborate radio equipment. His home also had disappearing doors and other trick devices. Guards were reported to have crawled under the house to reach the hidden cellar where the money was found in cotton bags, paper sacks, barrels and gallon cans Although West inherited money he was said to have multiplied his estate many times through in vestments and business enterpris es The primary beneficiaries of his estate are his widow, Mrs. Alice Sneed nest. 57; and two daugh ters, Mrs. Margene Lloyd, Hous ton, and Mrs. Marian Blakemore. Midland, Tex. Trusts were also established for his four grand children. CHAMP HANCOCK, Mich. (API-After tasting 14 meat and vegetable pies baked by women in the annual pastry competition here, judges awarded the championship to James K. Allen the only male entry. On The Record Kl.AMATH COUNTY MARRIAir. LICENSES William. Lee Gibson, IB. and Joan Adelle Taylor. 18. Bertram B. Steven III. 23, and Franctica Patricia Valdez, 24. KLAMATH COUNTY iiivnnrES Jennie Ruth Scott vi. Lawrence Er- vln Scott, teen divorce. Jotephlne D. Riley vi. Lewli A. Riley, aeek divorce. KLAMATH FALLS MIRTHS GIRLS HOEFL.ER Born to Mr. and Mrs. naw unrir Miv 2fl In Klamath Val ley Hoapltal a slrl weighing 7 lbl., Sit oza. ROYS sntmv Born to Mr. and Mri Keith R. Sexton May 2fl in Klamath valley Hospital a uoy weianma a " oza. ' i una kui nutr Girls. 188: Boyi, 20S. BOB. ROSS TV New Location 3005 SHASTA WAY TO 2-3479 Same- Phone Numbtr Guoranteed Service on oil mokes, Dor or Night! Phone TU 2-3479 California Weather By United Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair through Thursday except l o w clouds Thursday morning; high today San Francisco 70, Oakland 76, San Mateo and San Rafael 78; low tonight 53-59; westerly winds lighter than norma. Northern California; Fair through Thursday except a few thunder showers in extreme north ern .mountains; morning low clouds near coast; little change in temperature; variable winds 818 m.p.h, near coast. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Part ly cloudy through Thursday with a few thunder showers in moun tains; little change in tempera ture. Sierra Nevada Fair through Thursday except afternoon cloudi ness; little change in temperature. Sacramento Valley: Fair through Thursday; little change in temperature; high both days 75-85; low tonight 50-58; gentle southerly winds. Fort Bragg and vicinity: Partly cloudy through Thursday; little change in temperature; southerly winds 8-18 m.p.h. near coast. Northwestern California: Mostly air mrougn inursaay Din a iew munaer snowers in northern moun tains: little change in temperature nigh today and low tonight Ukiah 75-51), santa ltosa 76-48, Napa 77 52; variable winds 8-18 m.p.h near coast mostly southerly. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday Max. Mln. Prep. 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