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    FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. 1958
HKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
Klamath County Council PTA
workshop is to be held at Mills
School Tuesday, August 19. be
tween 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Please
bring a sack lunch.
Rebekah Social Club will meet
with Helen Blanas. 1036 Eldorado,
Monday, August IB. All Rebekahs
are cordially invited to come.
Luncheon will be served begin
ning at 12:30. Louise O'Brien is
co-hostess.
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
1UKTIIS
BOYS
McCOLLOUGH Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth McCollough in Klamath
Valley Hospital August 13 a boy, weigh
ing 9 lbs., 1 azH.
CiIRI.lt
DUDLEY Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward H. Dudley in Klamath Valley
Hospital August 13 a girl, weighing
7 lbs., 2 ozs.
ma ROUNDUP
Boys 310 Cirla 303
CONGRATULATIONS were in order on Thursday as other Tidewater Flying A service
station operators hastened to Bill Davis' station at 2101 South Sixth Street to express
their pleasure at his 'winning the top spot in the national contest for sales promotion of
At, .Spark Plug products from April I through May 31 this year. It was the first AC
Selling Slants Jackpot contest sponsored by the spark plug division of GMC and first
prize was a $ 1 0,000 U.S. Savings Bond with a duplicate award to the wholesale sales
man who was Bill Cooley of Balsiger Oil Company, Klamath Falls. Shown from left,
around the circle, Davis, Chet Brown, Bob Robinson, Mrs. Davis, Lyle Durrell, Lou
Schweiger and Harvey Morgan. ' Photo by Ellis
War II Hero Fights Suit
OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI) A
war'hero who fought the Japanese
as a guerrilla in the Philippines
said today he will fight a govern
ment demand for $545 the cost
Of his transportation home.
"I don't want to appear belli
gerent," said John F, Linehan, 61,
I just know the charge is not
morally justified. I'm going to
fight this thing through."
- The government has ordered
linehan to pay up or to face a
lawsuit. The $545 represents the
Cost of transporting Linehan home
from Australia, where he was tak
en after a submarine evacuated
him from the Philippines.
; U. S. Attorney Robert Schnacke
Said in San Francisco that Line
han signed a promissory note and
that officials in Washington have
ordered him to take legal action,
if necessary, to collect it.
Linehan earns $4,300 a year as
a civil service worker at the Oak
land Army Terminal. He com
mutes on weekends to be with
Ks family in Santa Rosa, Calif.
He said payment of the claim
"will be an awful hardship."
Linehan contracted beri beri
acute enteritis and malaria during
his guerrilla days. In October,
11154, a U. S. Navy submarine
evacuated him to Australia.
While there he gave the U. S.
Army much information which he
said was valuable in planning the
reinvasion of the Philippines.
CAST STARTS FUND
NEW YORK (.41 The cast of
"Sunrise at Campobello," Broad
way stage hit, has started a schol
arship fund for the young son of
Mary Welch. Miss Welch, who por
trayed a teature role in the drama,
died suddenly several weeks ago
In private life the wife of actor
David While, Miss Welch was the
mother of a 4-year-old son, Jona
thon. Thus far $1,000 has been con
tributed to the fund.
Youngster Gives
Way To Impulse
SALT LAKE CITY (API Hous
ing contractor Arnold wmte
makes it a habit to check each
new structure before knocking off
for the day.
He was startled to find a teen
ager riding a horse out the front
door of one house as he made his
rounds.
What are you doing? asked
White.
"I've always wanted to ride a
horse through a house," the young
equestrian said.
BOB ROSS TV
Same Phone Number
TU 2-3479
New Location
3005 SHASTA WAY
Guaranteed Service on all
makes Day or Night!
Phone TU 2-3479
Merry Mixers A family swim
ming and square dancing party is
piannea lor Saturday at the 1-an-gell
Valley swimming pool. Pot
luck supper at 6:30. Ladies are
asked to bring a potluck dish,
please. Coffee, plates and cups will
be furnished.
OSEA-Chapter No. 36 will meet
at the Student Lounge on the OT1
campus Tuesday, August 19, at
7:30 p.m.
Newcomers Club Thi.ro will tu
a picnic at Wiard Park for all
Newcomers and families Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Punch and
coffee will he fi
food for your own family, and
your own service.
Woodcraft Neighbors of Wood
craft will meet at 8 p.m. August
10 in tne m nan.
KU1IS Orails nf iqjaPlon o
underway for a class reunion the
Saturday after Thanksgiving. 'The
committee complying addresses
needs help. Anyone having ad
dresses of out-of-town '48 gradu
ates please call Donna Tenoski
Young, TU 4-7423.
Old-Time Dance at the Kr Hall
will be held Saturday night, Au
gust 16. fmm Q nVlnr-L- until 1
o'clock as usual. Music by the
smoothies. Lverybody is welcome
to come.
RummaCP Snip Mnrihcirla
den Club rummage sale all day
aaiuruay, ugusi lb, al the Peli
can Theater Building.
EXPERT
SHOE REPAIRING
Is Our Business
STUART'S Shoe Shop
Mil No. nth End of Ilth SI. bridge
BUTLER ALL STEEL
GRAIN BINS
ALL SIZES IN STOCK
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
HEATON
428
STEEL and SUPPLY, Inc.
Spring St. Ph. 2-3426
Reds Score A-Sub Feats
LONDON (AP) The Soviet
army newspaper Red Star
charged today that the United
States sent the atomic submarine
Nautilus under the arctic ice as
part of its war preparations
against the Soviet Union.
In an article broadcast by Mos
cow radio, Red Star referred to
"the big propaganda hullabaloo
set up by the U.S. press in its
attempts to depict the trip of the
Nautilus of America's answer to
the satellite."
The paper questioned official
American statements that the aim
of the transpolar voyage was to
open up a new sea route for nuclear-powered
freight submarines
between the world's two main
oceans.
No, the U.S.A. was not inter
ested in scientific problems or a
peaceful study of the arctic," Red
Star declared. "Nuclear-powered,
rocket . armed submarines are
meant for war against the
U.S.S.R."
tHEATORAMA
Win a' 13,500 Swlmmlnr Fael, S3,
moter baat and Bl olbar prises.
ARROW FUEL CO. '
BALSIGER OIL CO.
CLIFF YADEN'S
FRANKFORD FUEL CO.
GENERAL PETROLEUM
JAY HAWK PETROLEUM
PEYTON & CO.
RICHFIELD OIL CO.
SIGNAL OIL CO.
WESTERN OIL AND
BURNER CO.
"The Girl Who
Cared Too Much"
by Borne Jones
The adoption agency
had promised them a
baby soon, but Katie
Briggs was becoming
discouraged. Unable to
have a child of her
own, her tears and
anxieties mounted. One
day she came to the
breaking point. It's an
other short fiction fea
ture in the
August 17
Family
TVeelcly
In The
SUNDAY
An Ethiopian dollar equals about
40 cents in U.S. money.
GRACE EXPECTING
MONTE CARLO (AP)-Rumors
of another impending birth in
Monaco's reigning family have
been sweeping the principality and
the adjoining French Riviera coast
lor the last fortnight.
Sources' in the Monaco palace
refused all comment today.
Prince Rainier and his wife, the
former Grace Kelly of Hollywood
and Philadelphia, already have a
daughter and a son.
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