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HERALD AST) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY. AUGUST S. 1958
Engineer Visits California
On Water Resources Study
Leland B. Illincworth, supervis
ing hydraulic encineer with the
California Department of Water
RfRources, Sacramento, has been
a visitor to Northern California
this week in connection with the
CITY BRIEFS
Cancrjed Till Merry Mixers
round dance class normally sched
uled on Wednesdays is canceled for
this week only.
Rummage Sale The Stewart
Lenox Fire Belles will hold a rum
ma? sale Saturday, Aucust 9, al
Clyde's Towing and Storage, TU
Klamath Avenue.
Meeting The Home Kconomics
Cluh of Mount, Shasta Grange will
meet Wednesday, August R. at 7:30
p m. ui the home of Mrs. Christine1
Murray, 2256 Orchard Way.
Board Meeting An executive
meeting ot the Degree n Honor
will be held August 5 at 8 pin
at the home of Mrs. Leona Gill
2739 Derby Street.
Kansas Pirnlc The annual
Southern Oregon Kansas Picnic
will he held at Lithia Park at
Ashland Sunday, August 10, starl
ing at II a.m. Please bring a pic
nii lunch. Coffee and ice cream
will be furnished. Everyone from
the slate of Kansas is invited to
attend.
Id el 8 Plenle al Moore Park
on Sunday. August io, at 1 p.m.
Potluck. Bring service. Installation
of new oflicers by Grand Chef do
Gare of Oregon, Howard Hubbard.
C'elehralinn Council There will
he a no-hosl dinner at the Winema
Hotel on Thursday at 7:30 n.m
for all members of the Basin Cel
ebration Council and all other in
terested persons. Call TU 2-2541
lor reservations.
Returned Captain and Mrs
Douglas Dryden and son. Michael
have returned to an Army base
near Omaha, Nebraska, where the
captain is slalinned as a dentist
The caplain and his family have
been guests at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dry
den. Cantain Dryden is a graduate
of KUHS, Oregon State College and
the University of Oregon Medical
bchool.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hamilton, former residents of Ma
nn. now living in Corvallis are
visiting friends in Klamalh Fall
and their only son. Wesley Ham
ilton, and his family in Tiilelake
They are reluming home following
a lamily reunion in Sacramento
Dote nf the Klamalh County
Historical Society annual picnic
is sunrlny, August 21. at the Hly
Recreation District picnic grounds.
To reach the spot, turn off Ihe
I.akeview Highway six miles past
Ihe town of Bly, Further announce
ments will be made.
KANIIll Meeting. 8 p.m. Wed
nesday, August 6, in the lounge at
Kingsley Field. There will be a
business meeling important for all
members. Refreshments alter the
meeting. Les Liston is president.
Sewing Daughters of the Nile
will sew Thursday, August 7, al
Ihe Lake of Ihe Woods cabin nl
Louise Ksles for the Shriners Ilns
pilal. Phone TU 4-5702 for trans
portal ion.
water resources study which be
gan in central and western Sisk
iyou County last January.
These detailed investigations
inlo waier resources, present use,
and ultimate water requirements,
which began in central and west
ern Siskiyou County, are now en
tering a new phase, Illingworth
reports.
Karly this year, surface water
diversions in Ihe California portion
of the Klamath River Basin were
located and the owners inter
viewed. Now. the actual quantities
of water involved in these diver
sions are being determined, and
crops mapped.
At the same time, a similar
study is being started in Rutte
Valley, on Butte and Antelope
creeks, and in the Lost River wa
lershed in California. The prelim
inary location of diversions and
interviews with owners will start
immediately, with measurement
and t crop mapping activities
planned for next summer.
This work is being closely co
ordinated with work done for the
Klamath River Irnerxtate Compact
Commission. "
The investigations are part of a
California-wide survey to deterrrv
ine what amounts of surplus wa
ter, if any. would be available for
export to other watersheds without
depriving the watersheds of origin
of any amount necessary for bene,
ficial use in the future.
Thev are authorized by Section
232 of the State Water Code, enact
ed in 195fi, and known as the "in.
ventory of water resources and
requirements." -
These investigations are designed
to determine:
1. Boundaries of (he respective
watersheds of the state, and the
amount of water originating there
in. 2. Quantities of water reasonably
required for ultimate beneiicial use
in the watersheds.
3. Quantities of water, if any,
available (or export.
4. Areas which could be served
by such exported water.
The legislation states that heforc
any of the findings are adopted,
(he Department of Water Resourc-
must hold public hearings in
the area concerned.
Demo Boss Asks
For Early Meet
WASHINGTON H'PP Demo
cratic National Chairman Paul
M. Butler favors an early date
lor Ihe 10 convention because
Ihe Democrats "likely will con
sider a new face" as their pre
sidential cnndidale.
Butler told a news conference
Monday he prefers a date in July
tor the nominating convention.
miller was asked it his "new
face" comment ruled out two-
time loser Adlai Stevenson as a
potenlial candidate. He firmly re
plied: "o "
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YOUTHFUL GYMNASTS of tho Ronnie Lewis Trio daringly disregard gravity on swaying
ladders atop a lofty pedestal. This group is one of a number of aerial attractions to
be featured at the 10th annual Shrine Circus, August J2 and 13.
Polish Government Drops Two Ministers
WARSAW, Poland (CPI)-The
Polish government has dropped
two vice - ministers for .undis
closed reasons, the official news
agency P. A. P. said today.
F.dward, Marzoc, a Communist
theoretical writer, was replaced
as vice - minister of culture by
Zygmunt Garstecki. Zenon Szpigi
er was ousted as vice - minister
nf telecommunications, but nn re
placement was named immediately.
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Circus Emphasizes Travel Through Space
In line with the curren' empha-
si on rocketing objects into far
away space, accent is heavy on the
hurtling of human bodies through
inner space in the 1958 Polack
Brothers Circus, which will show
at the fairgrounds under the spon
sorsnip of the Klamath Fa s Shrine
Club, Tuesday and Wednesday
August 12 and 13, with matinee
and night performances at 2:15
and 8:15 daily.
Split-second precision rules the
space-spanning somersaults of the
flying Palacios.
Teamwork is the essence ot the
dizzying teeth-suspension spins and
wntris ol the Sikorskas.
Close coordination is the kev to
the aerial transitions, drops and
piunges ot Hose Gold at the hands
of her stalwart male partners.
Interdependence enables t h e
youthful aerial gymnasts of the
new Ronnie Lewis Trio to disre
gard danger on swaying ladders
Mexico Eyes
RR Sabotage
MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The
army took charge of Mexico's
nationalized railway system to
day, guarding it against sahotage
in a wildcat strike which has
stranded hundreds of travelers,
including many Americans.
Roberto Amoros, general man
ager of the nationalized railways,
was negotiating with Demetrio
Vallejo, leader of the "rebel'
union faction that called the un
authorized walkout. Prospects for
a settlement sometime today ap
peared to be good.
A wildcat teachers' strike was
threatened in support of the rail
walkout.
Oton Salazar, leftist leader of
the dissident teachers' union
group which staged a sit ' down
strike in the Education Ministry
several months ago, said Monday
night his followers would not re
port for work today.
atop a lofty pedestal.
Strictly on her own is the beaute
ous solo trapeze star, Princess Ta
jana, as she swings by her heels
and her toes.
By way of contrast, the maneu
vers of the Aerialovelies and the
Swing High Girls are performed
in unison, both groups directed by
the famous Barbette.
Interspersed with these spine -tingling,
events on high are feats
of bareback riders, tricks by
trained animals and vaired forms
of acrobatic skill on ground level,
with sprightly comedy throughout
to enliven the proceedings.
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Phone lines are nerves of national de
fense. They link its eyes, brain and
muscle. They take reports from dis
tant radar outposts funnel data to
Air Defense control centers and
in seconds flash orders to defense
weapons like F-104A Starfightcrs,
above. And we're expanding this tele
phone nerve system so it will react
even faster in the missile age. Phone
Working together
to serve you better
men from the Pacific West also helped
build the Arctic Distant Early Warn
ing line. They helped put in a fast
acting Civil Defense warning chain.
They helped tie together the great
bases of the Strategic Air Command
with its world-wide communications
system. In these in many other ways
we're working to keep the nation
always ready to defend.
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