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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. .ll'LY 21. ISM Beauties Begin Battling For Coveted World Crown LONG BEACH. Calif. 'ITU -Beauties competing in the seventh annual Miss Universe pageant be gin rehearsals in Loos Beach Mu nicipal Auditorium loday for the 11-imporlant, judcins. After a session of parading nn runways in Ihe auditorium, Ihe Traffic Kills 7 Oregonians By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS At least seven persons died ii uregon highway accidents , over the weekend, raising Ihe Associ ated Press list of Itl.ifl traffic deaths in the stale to 308. Twenty-seven have perished on the streets 'and highways so far this month, compared lo HH for the entire month of July last year. Two persons met deaih in Sun day highway crashes in opposite ends of the slale. Carolyn Edele Nicholas. .10, of Newport, was killed Sunday niuhl in a two-car accident on U.S. nil north of Newport, a quarter-mile north of Whale Cove. Slate police said two other persons were in jured seriously. Their names were not learned at once. Warren Duanc Cassal, .11, Pilot Rock, died in a spectacular one car crash early Sunday at Pilot Rock. State police said his car failed to make a turn as it sped down a hill inlo town. The speed ing automobile smashed into a truck and then careened inlo a nearby service station, crashing through locked doors inlo the lub . rication room. Two violent collisions Salurdav killed four persons, two in each crash, a few miles apart east of roruana. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sinclair of Portland were killed outright when their car was involved in a three-car collision on Ihe Colum bia River Highway. Two of Ihe couple's young sons in their car were slightly injured. Later, a head-on collision nol far away on the Banfield Express way killed Robert Bangs, 38, of Beaverion. and Emma Williams, about 30. Portland. Mrs. Jack Davis, about 45. who lived on a ranch near lleppner, was killed when a pickup truck plunged down a 40-foot bank near Heppner. Another traffie victim died Sat urday from injuries suffered in Friday crash. Donald E. Doerfler, 45, Salem, died in a Salem has puai. ne was injured when a car failed lo make a turn and crashed Inlo a mail box on a highway near aaiem. covey of 79 foreign and domestic beauliei was scheduled to bus to Hollywood and visit 20th Century Fox studios. Judging begins Tuesday night when Ihe United States entrants vie for Ihe title of Miss U.S.A. Fifteen finalists will he selected and parade Wednesday night when this nation's representative will be chosen. Thousands of persons jammed Ocean Boulevard Sunday to see the parade of the contestants, each riding an individual float "navigaled " by a sailor or soldier reservist. Gladys Zender, the Peruvian beauty selected as "Miss Uni verse last year, rode in a con vertible near the head of the pro cession ol 124 units, including 22 bands and several marching groups. Eugenia Maria Valverde, 17 - year-old Costa Riean lovely who disqualified herself because she was too young under pageant rules, also was in Ihe parade. but not as a contestant. Pageant officials planned lo pre sent her with a special trophy for her honesly. After Miss United States is chosen Wednesday night. The judg ing will move into the selection of Miss Universe, who will receive $11,000 in cash, a 1II5H convertible and have her expenses paid for year. The finals will bo Friday night when Miss Universe will he named. She will be feted at a ball on Saturday. 'DENNIS THE MENACE" V r ik u i i . i ill rp ' took me YfARS r wt r o wis, Joeyf Siskiyou Board Names Officers MrCI.OUn The Siskiyou County Hoard of Education elected Hoherl Dewey of Dunsintiir as president and Bruce Marlin of Scott Valley as vice president at a regular meenng of the group held in'Yro ka. July 17. ' In other action Ihe hoard np ' proved two requests for inter district pupil transfers: audio visu ual contracts for Bogus and lied Rock; appointment of Douglas wnilaker. trustee replacing Robert f renin at Hill and Marmot Wat son for trustee at Happy Camp, replacing Ralph Turk. They also instructed the county superintendent of schools lo re quest Ihe Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to lapse the Mono bcnnol District. Six school districts were voted the sum of $:n.nH) to balance Ibeir budgets. The next merlins of the lounlv board will he at Vreka August 2li. D UOR9 PF.N 6.-30 p. M Ends TONITE! GREGORY TZCK 4 M mi OR k, ni II1M ICwkuSrnrl Srorfi TUESDAY! ll uMWtoif rami reisM immx LADD HOUR i KOBIRt llO0 Adams Move Causes Split By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Democratic and Republican paily leaders split in Oregon the past weekend over presidential assistant Sherman Adams. The Republican slate central commillec supported Adams by relusing 21-15 to pass a motion lo censure him. Adams has been under heavy fire for accepting gifls from old friend Bernard (ioldfine, a million aire Boslon industrialist. An hour-long debate preceded Ihe vote. Ihe last major Item of business as OOP leaders finished two days of pep talks at Salem for the November election cam paign. Slale chairman James Short was reelected unanimously. The Democratic Slale Central Commillec censured Adams at a Portland meeting. The committee members re elected David Epps of Sweel Home as slale chairman. Kpps had nn opposition. Other officers also were elected without opposi lion. Slate Rep. Beulah Hand, Mil waukic, was named .vice chair man, and Raker County Judge I.loyd Rea and reelected secre tary. Mrs. Irma I.indquist. Au rora, is the new treasurer. Retiring Treasurer Dexter Fair- hank. Portland, said Ihe slate Democratic treasury has a bal ance of more than $1,100. CITY BRIEFS Interim Committee Scores Migrant Worker Handling PORTLAND AP) An Oregon legislative interim committee was toW Saturday that migrant farm workers in the state are being mistreated and exploited. The charges were made in a series of detailed studies by state agencies. The studies were by the state Bureau of Labor. This report said there appears to be a ring of Mexican-American labor contractors which deals in mari juana and prostitution for the farm workers. The report said some contrac tors cheated the laborers by mark quested by the Interim Committee ing up housing rentals, charging on Migratory Labor. Some of the most spectacular charges were made in fl report Moonwatcher Out Of Funds PORTLAND (API Robert Roardwell, director of the local mooowatcb observation team, said Sunday he was "not going to quit completely" and slop watching satellites. Earlier Bnardwcll had said the moonwalchcrs would have to dis band for lack of funds. Sunday he said he would "have to mark time until he had the finances to repair equipment out of adjust ment. He said stopwatches, a tape recorder and other gear used in tracking the satellites are all out of adjustment high prices for transportation, and paying workers less than the con tract wage That is only 1 per cent of the slate's total assistance expendi tures. Some 1,50ft migrant families got help, but 40 per cent of these families were on the relief rolls for one month only. The state Board of Health Sur vey reviewed health and hygiene problems of the migrant workers. Ihe report said sewage disposal Of the 199 camps checked, II were reported in good condition, 53 in fair condition, and 32 in poor condition. The interim committee has tak en no action on the surveys. PROFESSIONAL RODEO July 25-26-27 The rnnrt riiri nni list th t lacinttos were unsalislaclory in names of contractors involved in more tnan nal' tne labor camps it such illegal activities. investigated. The report concluded with the statement that "there can be little doubt that the present con tractors are a factor in suppress ing the progress of the Spanish American migrant farm worker toward full and responsible citi zenship and Americanization." A survey report on farm labor transportation told of workers being moved about in defective buses and trucks. The report said that of buses checked, 13 per cent had poor foot brakes and 22 per cent poor hand brakes. The foot brakes on 5 per cent of the trucks were defective and t h e hand brakes were bad on 32 per cent. The Oregon State Employment Service Report said that the aver age pay per man per day ranged from $3.37 in Columbia County to GUARANTEED Vacuum Cleaner REPAIRS Specialized Service - on all Makes! Pjrti, Bags, Filtera in Stock Free Pick Up end Dtlivtry Dean's Stark's 122 So. 9th TU 4-7193 Boardwell's volunteer team of $17.65 in Jefferson County. The per Thimble Club Neighbors ofa joint picnic commemorating the Woodcralt Thimble Club will hold j founder of Rainbow at Ihe llalin , m.,i, ;,.; , u'inHiIar' on Tuesday, Julv 22, at 11 its annual potluck picnic at vviard . . -,t , , , , , , a.m. ror transportation call TU i (iiiv uii -U!icnu,ij , iiiiij io, "Hd-HHlh Rehearsals Held For Mikado Cast ETNA Members of Ihe Metho dist Church at Etna have started rehearsals for (iilbort and Sulli van's "The Mikado." under the direction ol Mrs. Corrv Sorensoo. The cast will include Carl Hlai k. Ken Purler. Claude Cassadv. John Beriy. lleorge Edwards, Mrs. Dor is 'futile. Mrs. l.nis Towne. Mrs. Ucth Smith and Mrs. Ncdra llalli- day. The committee announced that there is a need for more sopranos 'i.i..c and tenors to make up Ihe chnrus, 'cti-ii " by inn arc extending an invitation lo anyone who likes lo sing to join the enmp. The operetta is sched uled lor .September li. 0:30 p.m. Members please bring table service for your family. .Mt. I.aki Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday, July 2.1. al 2 p.m. in the Ml. I.aki Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Viola Dickson and Mrs. Beu lah Elliott will be hostesses. "Blessed" will be the key word for roll call. Kuniinage Sale There will he a rummage sale at 2H04 South Sixth Street July 25 and 2fi. All kinds of new and. used merchan disc. To Kansas William Swarlz of Klamalh Kails is attending a am ily reunion in Winf irld. Kansas. He will visit friends and relatives Denver and Salt Lake City route home. Cooiinlllee Mcetiog Women of the Moose Chapter 4K7 will have a committee meeting al 7 : :K1 p.m and ritual practice at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 22, at the Moose Hall. All chairmen, escorts, guides. and co workers are asked to at tend. Rainbow Cirls Klamalh Kails and Malin Rninhow Girls will have DOOR3 LPt.N b:30 P. ItsTmo FbrTho LaughiestTirre Of'YairLifutimn! ' i ,w'- fin OPEN DAILY -7:00 P. M ENDS TONIGHT! Feature At 8:00 & 10-25 WW MYWjWI -HKn Migw TT" Shasta Rodeo Sets Contests MONTAC-l'K Eight ol the na tion's lop culling horses have been entered for Ihe culling horse con test, which will he one of Ihe manv features of Ihe Shasta Valley Stampede, a Northern California championship rodeo at Montague on Friday and Saturday evenings of July 25 and 26. Stan Cnoley. rodeo chairman. announced Thursday that he had received onirics for tile billowing horsep lo particrpate in Ihe cutting horse coolest that will be Ibe open ing (colore of the two nights' events: Andy 110, Cow Palace banipion of 1057 lo be ridden bv Hie president ol the I'acilic Coast Culling Horse Association, Mary Harbison ol Sacramento; Holly wood Cat, from the I'uiebiiist Sla- llousloo. Texas, will be nd- Aniye Camblui. former wonu ciiaiiipinn cownoy. Slal's Havvson. from Cvaldi. Tex Texas, who holds the loth spol in Ihe national lop to cutting horses; Asbeck's Ittllv. No. 4 of Hie na tional ton III trom Cbilbcolbe. Tex as; Mr. Ilo'inoo. trom I.oug View. Texas, who hold slbe Ittlh spot in ihe nation; Hon Tiio, trom llollis Icr. California; Poco Bob. also of Long iev. Texas and Sunl.uice. froln I'ortrnnd. Cooley staled that "these are the best" culling horses eer brought inlo Siskiyou Cnuoty. lie also stat ed that be expects there will be several local entries from through out the county. Potluck Picnic The Sewing Croup of Friendship Court No. 11. Order of Amaranth, will have a pollock picnic Wednesday. July 2.1, at 10:. 10 a.m. at Wiard Park. All members arc inviled and are asked to bring Ibeir own table service. i .Smorgasbord Friendship Court No. 11, Order of Amaranth, will have a summer gel-together and smorgasbord di'nner for all .Mason ic bodies and Iheir families Salur day. July 2fi. at the Scottish Rite Temple. Dinner will be served from 7 p.m. to 0:30 p.m. There will he cards and a social hour following the dinner. The charge will he $1.50 per person and 75 cents for children under 12. Picnic The Sojourner Club adult pirnic will he held Wednes day at 6 p.m. at Moore Park Bring your owo table service: $.1 per couple. Call TU 2-1703 for res ervations. Zittcitna Nile Club members will sew for the Shriners Hospital Wednesday, .July 23. starting at 10:30 a.m. al Ihe home of Kath leen Ward. KH3 I.akeshnre Drive. Take a sack luncli. For transpor tation call TU 4-44.10. The 3 It' Cluh will meet Tuesday, July 22. for a 12:30 p.m. luncheon at the Shasta View (range Hall. observers has been tracking the rocket section of Russia's Sputnik III satellite on its passes over Oregon. He said Ihe rocket could be observed at 2:58 a.m. Tuesday in Ihe northeast sky, 42 degrees aoove the horizon. Fair Head Asks Early Entries Sl'SANVlI.LE With less than three weeks remaining before the opening day of Ihe annual event. exhibitors in the 1058 Lassen Cnun !y Fair and Livestock Show were urged loday to submit their en tries as sooo as possible. Manager Abe Jensen said that persons who know what they will bp exhibiting can save time and inconvenience if Ihey file Iheir of ficial entries helore Ihe last-min ule rush. The fair will begin Wednesday August 13, at the fairgrounds here and will end Sunday, August 17. Among the events scheduled for the fair are a two-night horse show, a two-day rodeo and horse- racing program, Ihe second annual Northwest Loggers' Coolest, t street parade, a variety show fea luring-nationally known entertain ers, and numerous other attrac tions. Eagles Auxiliary special of ficers' meeting TuosrWy, July 22, at 7 p.m. at the Eagles. Hall. Board Meeting 7:30 lonighl at the Willard lintel for Ihe hoard of the Klamath Falls Business an d Professional Women's Club. Tickets for the Shakespearean Festival opening July 28 in Ash land are on sale al liickys Jewel ers, .no Mam Sheet. Four nlavs "Much Ado About Nothing." "King ' car. Ihe Merchant of Venice" and "Troilus and Cressida." will he rotated nightly, July 28 through September 4. Picnic Navy Mothers picnic. 10 a in. Tuesday. Julv 22. al Wiard Park. HBtsmnOB DANC Shasta Station Slates Changes MOIAT Sll ST-Monnl Shasta Radio Station KWSD has received i permit lo change the ficmicncv of Ibeir station 1.1411 kilocycles, to ti:!0 kilocycles and to increase the power trom 250 waits to l.itoo watts. The change will he made dur ing August. This will increase Ibe area over which receptioo niav he h.id bv a wide niai mil. The broadcasting ovver. now :'iki led high, will be increased lo :'P0 Icel Messages may be received under itie new setup as l.ir avvav as Ruby's Kitch- en on the Oregon side el the ISiskivoiis en I' S. Iliclnvav in. and at Woiiten on I S, Highway '.17. Anderson, seulh ot Highway no, will also be within the area of reception. featuring "THE COASTERS' "YAKITY YAK" "Scorchin"' "YOUNG BLOOD" WRONG SIDE Clement D. Stevens, 1510 Pleas ant Street, was ciled by slate pn bce for failure to drive on the right side of the highway Sundav evening after an accident nn U.S. Highway !I7 near the Weed Junc tion scales. Police said that Ste vens' northbound car struck the right rear fender of a southbound truck and trailer driven by Ruben R. Radnmske. Mount Ve rnnn Washington. No injuries were ported. diem average for other counties included: Raker $10.34; Douslas $4.3fi; .Jackson $.fi7; Josephine $9.38; Klamath $11.33; Lane $3,30; Marion $4,63: Polk $5.11; Uma tilla, $9.24. The average for the state was reported at $5.37. A report from the state Public Welfare Commission revealed that public assistance expenditures in Oregon for migrants totaled $384. 79P in the year ending Feb. 28. 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Afternoon Show Sunday, 1:30 TOO CI.OS1 I Y liii-lutd (i Wolih. ;v -'. n..k Strort. vn-s cited h st.uo poluo fi follow ins ho rinsclv atlor lhr c.ir .ho wo ilrixini; r.tmniod lhr ri'.ir curl of n i.ir rliu.'n hv lo :oy Y. hollon. 6MiO Sooth Slvth Stltvt. Sjluirby atlrinonn Thr irvirlrltt otiiint-if on Sotilh S''h Sliot't when Pillion Mopped hi rihnntu i.ir lo allow a tnick lo turn. Plus ERNIE FREEMAN and his Recordinq ORCHESTRA "RAUNCHY" "ROSI MARIE" "INDIAN LOVt CALL" K l M I H I l I ARMORY TUES.. JULY 22 11 00 Pel Pction Hot incl.l DANCING 9 1 SEE THE COUNTRY'S TOP RODEO STARS TICKETS CHILDREN Gen. Adm. Section SOe GENERAL ADMISSION. ADULT .... 1.50 Grand Stand Reserve 2.50 & 3.50 BOX SEATS 4.00 SEE SLIM PICKENS & BILLIE KEEN WORLD FAMOUS RODEO CLOWNS Trick Roping & Ridinq . . . Skits GENE SESSLER S AUSTRALIAN . SHEEP DOGS "WAR PAINT" - WORLD'S CHAMPION BUCKING BRONC 7 BIG RODEO EVENTS DAILY $5,600 IN PURSES FAMILY NIGHT JULY 25th - 7:30 ALL KIDS UNDER 16 ADMITTED FREE WITH ONE ADULT ADMISSION ROUND-UP DANCE SAT.. JULY 26 KLAMATH FALLS ARMORY Daneinq From 10: to 2 A.M. FEATURING LEFTY FRIZZELL AND MANY OTHERS Klamath Basin Cowboys Are Elcgible To Enter on. Permits KLAMATH FALLS FAIR GROUNDS 'JF F