SUNDAY. AUGUST 17. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE S-A
BASIN BRIEFS
Alluraa The Ladies Aid of,
the Community Church of God. Bie
ber, held a picnic in Bieber Park
last week. A report was received
that the pastor of the church, the
Bev. John Groth, is still in a Beno.
Nevada, hospital.
In Hawaii Mr. and Mrs. James
Ryan of Bieber are vacationing in
Hawaii.
New Carpet A new carpet
was laid in the chancel of the
federated Community Church in
Alturas this week. The carpet was
made from rags and worn cloth
Ing collected by the Federated
Women's Union of the church, and
was dyed a burgundy red to match
the aisle runners.
Home Mrs. Echo Smith left
recently for her home in Bakers
field after spending two weeks in
Dairy with her mother, Mrs. Min
nie Arant.
To Sacramento Mrs. Jean Pro-
thero and daughter. Debbie, left
this week for Sacramento where
the was called on account of ill
ness in her husband's family.
Returned Mrs. Billy Drew and
children. Tommy and Mary, have
returned to their home in Hilde
brand after spending two weeks
with Mrs. Drew's parents in Cres
cent City.
From North Bend Mrs. Elva
Patton of North Bend arrived in
Dairy this week to take her moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Arant, home with
ber for the winter months.
Returned Home Mr. and Mrs
Bob Akin and daughters, Marilyn
and Elaine, returned home recent
ly after a two week vacation trip
to Yellowstone Park, Montana and
Idaho.
Injured David Anderson, 17,
of Yreka, a part-time employe at
Doolittles Service Station in Yre
ka, suffered a leg injury on Mon
day afternoon, when a truck he
was greasing rolled from the
grease rack. It was stated by city
police that the truck was heavily
loaded with a compressor in the
back, which apparently caused it
to roll backward off the rack. He
was treated at the Siskiyou Coun
ty General Hospital.
Returned The Rev. and Mrs.
Harold Coleman and three children
returned to their home in Yreka
last week, after spending a two
week vacation trip in Southern Cal
ifornia, while there the family
made trips to Disneyland and
Knott's Berry Farm., as well as
visiting other tourist attractions.:
Accompanying the Coleman's home
for a 10-day visit was his mother,
Mrs. William Coleman of Berkeley.
Houseguests Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Meyer of Los Angeles were house
guests for several days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Harding of
Yreka. Mrs. Harding and Mrs.
; Meyer are cousins.
Property Sold The Arrow Gap
. Ranch between Fort Rock and Sil
ver Lake on the Arrow Gap Road
was recently purchased by. Darrell
Bowen of Alsea from Jack Vogt
of Red Bluff. Wayne Dubois, form
erly of Waldport, will operate the
ranch for Bowen.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Deadmond and sons of Sil
ver Lake have been her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swanzy, of Empire.
Shower Friends and relatives
lire reminded of the bridal shower
for Mrs. Bob Jones, the former
Virginia Burk, at the Bonanza Li
brary at 8 p.m., August 22.
in Langcll Valley for the wed
ding of their sister, Avhild Romt
vedt, are Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rom
tvedt and children of Pearl City,
Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc-
Cracken and children of Kirkl.ind,
Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Art
oung and children of Bandon; and
Mrs. Einar Kjesbu of Jennings
Lodge.
La n Roll Valley Bob Beroman
arrived from Santa Rosa. Califor
nia, to visit his mother, Mrs. Har
ry Martin, of Langell Valley. Bob
has reenlisted in the Navy and will
soon leave for Washington, D.C.
Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Monroe of Langell Valley and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Monroe of Cave
Junction are enjoying a trip to
Yellowstone Park.
NO RECESSION
LAKESIDE, Ohio tfl-The Metho
dist Church reports its general re
ceipts for the year ending J una
30 are up 6.37 per cent over 1957.
At a conference here, the Rev. Dr.
b. Harold Mohn, of Chicago, a
church financial official, said:
"There is no evidence of a general
recession In giving to general ben
evolences by members of the Meth
odist Church. However, economic
conditions may have slowed the
pace of increase in financial re
turns ..."
From Alaska Mrs. Walter Dil
uon sr. ot Kodiak, Alaska, was a
recent guest at the home of her
son, Walter Dillion, and family in
Bonanza recently. Other guests of
the younger Dillion's have been
Mrs. Dillion's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Kilmer, Port Townsend,
Washington.
Newcomers to the New Pine
Creek area are Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Boys, who recently purchased a
ranch on Lassen Creek, known as
the old Walker place, from Car
men Fleming. The Boys' are from
Paso Robles, California, and are
having some buildings moved to
their new place from Davis Creek
From Los Angeles Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Muncel and Donald
Lenkeit of Los Angeles were re
cent guests at the Art Lenkeit
home in New Pine Creek.
Plane Disasters Similar;
No Trouble Indicated
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The of the victims had drowned.
Tour Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Robnett and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Moffitt, all of New Pine Creek,
are on the Oregon State Grange
Canadian Holiday tour which fea
tures Banff, Lake Louise and Jas
per Park on its itinerary. They
expect to return to Portland Au
gust 19.
From Santa Rosa Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Larkin, Santa Rosa, were
guests of Larkin's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Al
len, in New Pine Creek last week.
From Oakland Mrs. Wilma
Hayman and daughter, Karen Mc
Kenzie. of Oakland, were last
weekend guests in New Pine Creek
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Syl
vester Gallagher. Mrs. Zella Blur-
ton, mother of Mrs. Havman. re
turned to Oakland with them after
visiting at the Gallagher home for
the past two months.
mystery surrounding the fatal
plunge Thursday of a KLM air
liner into the Atlantic with a loss
of 99 lives has one aspect similar
to the crash of a Pan American
plane in the Pacific Nov. 8, 1957,
bringing death to 44.
No word of any trouble was ra
dioed in either tragedy.
From that point on, the circum
stances differ.
The KLM airliner went down in
a storm at night in the North At
lantic shortly after takeoff from
Shannon Airport. There were evi
dences of explosion and fire.
The Pan American clipper, Ro
mance of the Skies, was 54 hours
out of San Francisco and 1,028
miles east of Hawaii, flying a
daylight. The weather was per
feet.
The Pan Am plane crashed with
such force it disintegrated.
None of the 19 bodies recovered
was burned.
There was evidence that, in the
fatal olunee from 10.000 feet, some
passengers prepared to ditch. All
bodies recovered were shoeless-
ditching procedure. One body
was strapped to a seat. The con
dition of all recovered bodies sup
ported no evidence of any explo
sion aloft.
Witnesses at a hearing later
said examination disclosed most
Then why was there no radioed
word from the Romance of the
Skies between its routine radioed
position report at 5:04 p.m. Nov.
8 and 5:27 p.m., when watches on
three victims stopped?
A Civil Aeronautics Board hear
ing on the Pan Am crasn lasi
January brought out this theory
from Isaac H. Hoover, a CAB in
vestigator from Washington:
Explosion of a fast turning tur
bine-like wheel of a supercharter
which feeds air to the engines un
der pressure. Flying fragments
may have cut the radio wiring.
Such a theory fitted into testi
mony of James E. Conner, Pan
Ain's Uacific Division mainten
ance manager, that there was e
supercharger turbine wheel fail
ure previously on tne lost cupper
Planes and a carrier-led 'force
of ships searched for days, but
the ocean swallowed up most of
the plane wreckage.
To this day, CAB -has issued no
finding on what sudden tragedy
Church Restores
Peeling Privilege
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) -
Lili St. Cyr., striptease stripped off
her Vight to strip in Bakcrsficld
because of a church group's pro
tests, had it restored Friday
through intervention of another
church.
Lili originally was booked for
two weeks at a night club.
The Knichts of Columbus pro
tested. They they relented to the
extent of a three-day stand, to per
mit the club to make expenses of
advertising.
Friday, an Episcopal church
group said no one church has the
right to appoint itself as a censor
The K. of C. reconsidered again
and withdrew its objection.
So Lili goes on for two weeks
after all.
TEEN-AGERS
SIOUX FALLS, S. D. I - Col
leen Kelley and Sally Kiley ran a
diet experiment for their science
project at a high scnool nere. iney
gave one white rat a scientifically
balanced diet, and another typical
teen-ager fare of pickles, hamburg
ers and candy. The "teen-ager
rat is thriving. The other one died.
The name of the state of Ver
mont comes from two trench
words: "vert" and "mont" mean
ng "green mountain.
befell the airliner, snuffing out
even the slightest radio warning
It's extremely doubtful there ever
will be any real answer.
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TRAVELING ZOO
DALLAS I4i Mrs. Joe Fain
and Mrs. Jean Wilkey called po
lice to report three bears chained
to a tree. Police found the three
bears, all right, plus a baboon.
They said they could do nothing
unless the animals escaped or
made a fuss. The animals belonged
to a family living in a nearby trail
er house.
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