Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 18, 1958, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf AGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY. AUGUST 18. ..: i l ' j Weed ,( vu,-! i mm-mm fa THESE THREE WEED GIRLS are vying for queen of the Weed Carnival Ball by selling icketj to the ball from now until September 6. From the left are Patricia Sbarbaro, Martha Mi er and Janice Riley. All l-hotot by snasra view, Girls Openly Sell Votes - But It's For Queen Contest WEED To be queen of thelgroup. She plans lo enter Arm Weed Carnival Ball is the title I strong Business College in Berke coveted by three local pretty maid-! ley this fall. Her sports activities ens who are seeking votes through include bowling, swimming, tennis, the sale of queen tickets now and soitball and basketball. She has as- through September 6, the date of listed for several years in her the Weed Chamber of Commerce i father's restaurant, Lou's Lounge, sponsored event. and has lived here since birth. The Carnival Ball celebration I Marsha is the daughter of Mr. this year will take the place of and -Mrs. N. H. Miller and is a the annual Weed Italian Carnivale blue-eyed blonde, 5'4" and is 16 ' sponsored in the past by the cham- years of age. She enjoys horseback ber group. Proceeds from the. "ding, swimming, dancing and event will add to the growing com-ihomrmaking and will be a senior munity fund of the chamber of! at WHS this fall. She moved with commerce set up from former eel-1 her 'am,1S' trom Tennant to Weed ebrations. j Tar - t Warren Jlliddloton, local Safe-! Janice, a brown-eyed brunette, way Store manager and chairman '5'2" tall, is the 17-year-old daugh of the carnival ball, stated recent-j"'"" of Mr- and Mri- VlrKil Rlley y that the queen contest got un-iho also moved to Weed from Ten derway last week with the fast "ant last year. She completed her sale of tickets by the three pop-1 schooling at Butte alley High at ular title contenders. Middleton Morris and graduated with the 1958 stated the dance is slated lo bo '"for class as an honor student, held at the Sons Memorial Hall, She takes to newspaper, reporting, ty'Al ft lint )tmiii - k& vwi&i&m REV. JIM WINCHESTER China To Get Russian Aid NEW YORK IAP) - The New York Times said today the Soviet Union reportedly has decided to supply atomic weapons and bal listic missiles to Communist China plus more economic development aid. A Times dispatch from Warsaw said reports reaching the Polish capital indicated the Soviets also have decided to help Red China launch an earth satellite and to build four more nuclear reactors there. China claims one reactor now. The reports were said to come from sources that had first report cd a recent military and political agreement between Moscow and Peiping. The reported agreements came out of a meeting in Peiping three weeks ago between Soviet Pre mier Khrushchev and Chinese Communist boss Mao Tze-tuns. the dispatch said. Reports on them apparently are being al lowed to circulate with at least tacit Soviet approval. The agreements are believed in Warsaw to be aimed at least part ly "to give a major psychological lift to Peiping's place in world af fairs." the Times said, ft noted that information available in War saw made it impossible to deter mine the full military significance of any nuclear weapon aid the Soviet Union might offer China. . 1951 "DENNIS THE MENACE" King Hussein's Chauffeur Likes His Work 'Very Much' Red with the Hottentots orchestra fur nishing the music. Tickets will soon be a v a i 1 a b I e through chamber members. Special awards will be made following the 11:30 p.m. car nival queen coronation. The three queen vote-getters are Patricia (Pat) Sbarbaro, Janice Ri ley and Marsha Miller. Tabulation this week as .reported by Mrs. H. C. Strothers, queen contest chairman, are Patricia, 250; Mar tha, S70; and Janie, 415. Patricia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sbarbaro. She is 5'3", a green-eyed brunette, aged 17. She graduated with the V.m Weed High senior class, was a yell leader during her high school days and was secretary of the senior likes swimming, baseball and danc ing. She will enter San Jose State College in September. The queen winner will also rep resent Weed at the Mt. Shasta Ski Bowl official opening, slated in November. 6.-.30 P. t-i DOORS CPEK VAN TAB J ' HEF1IN HUNTER ' I CI GUNMAN liTC WALK 'Staid1 LWEDNES0AY HER FIRST LOVE. ..as unforgettable as it was unforgivable... v-rfeats.. to another ROSSANO BftAZZI . )0AN FONTAINE CHRISTINE CARtRE ClNMScoPE COLOR n m ... Actor Robinson Hospitalized LAS VEGAS. Nev. (API-Sud den illness of actor Edward G. Robinson caused an American Air Lines plane, flying nonstop from New York to Los Angeles, to make an emergency landing at McCarran Field here yesterday. Robinson was taken by ambu lance to Southern Nevada Memo rial Hospital. After treatment for bladder condition, the 64-year- old actor was released. ' Mrs. Robinson said she and her husband would continue their trip to Los Angeles as soon as they could book another flight. Ihe couple had been in the East to attend a funeral, Mrs. Robinson said. Cl'RR SERVICE FEATURED 1IUNTSVILLE, Ala. rfUPH-The fire department at the Army's Redstone Arsenal offers curb service. When a truck hauling tar caught fire on the base, the driver sped two miles to the fire- house. where the blaze was ex tinguished. Now Open at 6:45 p.m. ENDS TONIGHT ! ' TAMMY and the BACHELOR Feature ot 7:45 & 10:Q5 Zg&m CHANDLER Youth-Led Revival To Open Friday Rev. Jim Winchester, a graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University and Golden Gate Baptist Theolog ical Seminary, will be the guest of the young people of the First Baptist Church. 414 North Eighth Street, in a youth-led revival, Au gust 22-31. The weekday services will begin at 7:30 each evening with the Sunday services being at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. A native of Lefors, Texas, 27-year old Winchester began preaching just prior to entering Oklahoma Baptist University in 1950. He re ceived his B.A. degree from OBU in 1054 and then entered Golden Gate Seminary in Berkeley. While nt the seminary he served as min ister of music arid assistant pastor nt the Central Baptist Church of Alameda. The general chairman of the youth planning the meeting is Keith Larson. Larry Dyer is plan ning and arranging prayer meet ings. Keith Larson is also planning a visitation program for both youth and adults. The publicity commit tee is composed of John Nolen, "Rip" Vanwinkle, and Rosemary Harvey. Jeanette Cuendet is chairman of the entertainment committee, ar ranging for the lodging and meals of the visiting preacher. Dale El lis, chairman of ushers, will sec that people are seated. Jan Robin son and Carol Causey are plan ning for all of the music, congre gational singing, instrumental, and other special music. Also, many other youth of the church will be helping further in the planning of the 10-riay meeting. The adults of the church will be following the leadership ot the youth in these meetings, as they lake the reins of responsibility dur ing this time of spiritual empha sis. The public is invited to attend any and all of the services. A nursery for children under four years of age will be provided. More Women Enter Law LOS ANGELES (AP) - More and more women are turning to law, says the president of the International Federation of Wom en Lawyers. "The result," says Dr. Luisa A. Perez Peroza, of Caracas, Vene- vuela, "is a more humanitarian approach to the law. Women bring in the important element of justice because they know what injustice was when they did not have equal rights.' The federation opened its 10th conference yesterday. NOT FOR MEN ONLY JANESV1LLE, Wis. lUPD Tavern keepers here have leaped to the defense of the fair sex with an "equal rights for ladies" campaign. Ladies are not allowed to sit at the bar in taverns and the owners are trying to have re pealed an old city ordinance that says they must stay at the tables. "j iii i ll I I .1 i i II h-iSsl Pi n m - ? 'ftey, Mister Wilson.' What aps- the little signs for? AMMAN. Jordan (AP) How does it feel to pilot a king across the scorching deserts of Jordan in a bullet-proof limousine? "I like my work very much," says 40-year-old Maurice Rayner. "I think it's a grand experience." Rayner has been chief driver for Jordan's King Hussein for !five years. They got to know each ither while Hussein was attend ing Harrow scnooi in r.ngimiu. Rayner managed a garage which Hussein, a sports car enthusiast, used to frequent. One day he asked me to come to Jordan and 1 came, nayner explains. There Is constant iear mai somebody may try to assassinate Hussein. The fear was neigmenea by the killing of his cousin King Faisal of Iraq on July 14. Before that Hussein generally traveled with a small armed es cort. Now he appears with 60 fierce, heavily armed Arab Le gion troopers riding on open pa trol cars and motorcycles. In the middle of the column is Hussein's black 1956 air-conditioned Cadillac, its springs sag ging under the weight of armor plating. The thick bulletproof win dows are always rolled up and Latin America Feud Ending SANTIAGO, Chile (API Argen-1 houses . or buoys. Argentine tina and Chile have agreed to quit charge d'AffairW Ernesfo Nogues feuding over a bleak little island ;said the Marines will leave im near the tip of South America men-jatey. anu leave it iu uiu unua. Both nations have held unset tled claims to Snipe Island since IBM. Chile recently began build ing a lighthouse there. Argentine Marines destroyed it Aug. 9 and stationed a detachment there. Chile angrily withdrew her am bassador from Buenos Aires. 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