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Poke Catch
Speedy Solon
WOODBURN (AP) Slate Rep
Richard E. Groener (D-Milwaukiel
militant foe of the Oregon State
Police high command, was con
victed and fined $25 Thursday for
violating the basic speed law.
The fine was imposed by Jus
lice of the Peace Irving Brown.
Groener said he would appeal to
the district court.
Groener was arrested by a state
police officer at Brooks. He was
charged with driving 65 miles an
hour in a 35-mile zone on Pacific
Highway East.
Groener has demanded the ous
; ter of State Police Supt. H. G. Mai.
son.
Gov. Robert D. Holmes has
stood by Maison, calling him one
of the best police officers in the
country.
The State Department of Motor
Vehicles said Groener has been
arrested seven times for traffic
violations, and was convicted
each time.
inree ol the convictions were
for speeding, one having been in
Feb. 1954. and another last
March. He also has 13 accidents
listed against his record.
Groener claims the state police
are persecuting him by arresting
him.
Officials of the Department of
Motor Vehicles said they expect
to interview Groener about his rec
ord. It could lead to suspension of
nis driver s license, they said.
.CITY BRIEFS
GOP Nudged
By Democrats
WINDOW' ROCK, Ariz. (API
It's hard for Navajos to under
stand the difference between the
Republican and Democratic
parties.
So -Mrs. Annie Wauncka, a mem
ber of the Navajo Tribal council,
decided to simplify her political
teaching by using the party sym
bolsthe Democratic donkey and
the GOP elephant.
But, she said, this procedure
gave the Democrats a big edge
with the Navajos.
Navajos much preferred the
donkey because donkeys are good
workers "and you could eat the
young ones." One the other hand,
the Navajos had seen elephants
only at circuses "and even then
their hides were repulsive."
Pretzel Man
Lauds Snack
PHILADELPHIA (AP)-The lat
est twist in the pretzel industry is
i the push to get the pretzel out of
! the saloon into the salon the re-
ducing salon, that is.
"The pretzel is a. low calorie,
high protein diet, item, said
Donald McCollough, Lancaster.
Pa., pretzel maker today. "Won
derful way to fill your stomach
without adding pounds.
"Let's face it. In the old days,
the pretzel was strictly for beer
drinkers. It's no longer a barroom
Item. It's a family snack.
Why, around Lancaster, doctors
prescribe pretzels and ginger ale
lor babies with upset stomaens.
McCollough was elected to a
second term Thursday as presi
dent of the National Pretzel Bak
ers Institute at its lRlh annual
convention.
McCollough figures there's go
ing to be a boom in pretzels if
they catch on with folks trying to
reduce.
"It's a hundred million dollar a
year business." he said. "But it'll
be up to between three and five
hundred million dollars in the next
five years. Why, business has in
creased 25 per cent in the last
five years."
Pretzel makers arc trying to gel
hotels to put pretzels on their din
ing room tables, next to the bread
and cracker baskets.
"They're great with tomato
soup," said McCollough. "But
number one item among the new
uses for pretzels is pretzel pie
crust. Crumble them up, use it to
top a pie. Great."
Henley Bethel No. 51 Inter
national Order of Job's Daughters
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
October 20, at the Henley Grange
Hall. Take money from candy
sales.
Mariners of Peace Memorial
Presbyterian Church plan a pro
gressive dinner Monday, October
0. beginning at 6:30 p.m. Direc-
tions will be given at the church
All couples are invited.
Family Night at Peace Me
morial Presbyterian Church, 6:30
p.m., Saturday, October 18. Take
food for potluck supper, work Dee
to follow.
Aloha Social Club rummage
sale at the Masonic Temple, to
day until 4 o'clock, and all day
Saturday, October 18, until 4
o'clock.
Baked Food 'Sale St. Anne's
Circle of St. Plus X Catholic
Church is having a baked food
sale at the Oregon Food Store in
the Bon Bazaar building Saturday,
October 18.
Rrbckah Social Club meets
at the 100F hall Monday, Octo
ber 20. Hostesses will be Marie
Kilcore and Elizabeth Shehi. Re
freshments will be served at 12:30,
Card games will follow the busi
ness meeting.
Shasta View Grange No. 830
will hold a regular meeting to
night at 8 o'clock, at the uommu
nity hall, corner of Shasta Way
and Madison Street.
OES Sale Order of the East
ern Star will hold a rummage
sale at the Masonic Temple Fri
day and Saturday. October 17 and
18. Rummage may be lctt at tne
temple, or will be picked up by
calling either TU 4-7523 or TU
4-9323.
Student Senate Two Klamath
Falls students have taken office
as members of the student senate
at the University of Oregon.
George Brandt and Terry Hannon
were elected to the positions last
spring.
On Maneuver Frederick G.
Mellentine, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mellentine, 317 North Ninth
Street, is a radar seaman aboard
the aircraft carrier USS Bon
Homme Richard now on maneu
vers off the coast of Southern California.
Food Sale Bethel No. 61 Job's
Daughters will hold a baked food
sale at the Low Cost Market, Town
and Country Saturday, October 18,
from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Better Telephone Service Starts Today In Montague
Klamath Falls, now retired and
living in Springfield, Oregon, spent
a few days here recently visiting
relatives and friends. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Sampson were employed
at the Lamm Lumber Company
which operated here for many
years.
Historical Marker Those plan
ning to go to the Hall Cemetery
in Langell Valley for placing the
marble headstone at the grave of
Ichabud Hall, veteran of the War
of 1812, should meet at the cham
ber of commerce building at 1
p.m. Saturday, October 18. The
marker is being placed through
the efforts of the Klamath County
Historical Society. Anyone inter
ested is invited to attend.
Guests Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
McGilvary, Eugene, who moved
there a few years ago are in
Klamath County for the bird and
deer hunting. M r s. McGilvary
(Blanchel and her husband have
been guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Van.
Omitted The names of Charles
Carlson, Robert Faulkner and Gil
bert Roberts, all of Klamath
Falls, were omitted from a list of
pledges at Oregon State College.
All pledged Sigma Pi.
Reservations for the Sports
men Pilots dinner to be held
Saturday, October 18, at Reames
Golf and Country Club should be
phoned to Ned Putnam, TU 2-4406.
president. The cocktail hour will
be from 6 to 7:30 p.m. followed
by a duck dinner. There will be
other meat on the menu for those
who do not prefer duck.
Turkey Dinner Oregon Mothers
Club will sponsor a turkey dinner.
cooked by themselves, at the First
Presbyterian Church on October
30. Golda Wickham, dean of wom
en at the University of Oregon,
and Jack Frost, secretary of the
Oregon Alumni, will be speakers.
All alumni and Oregon parents
are invited to attend. Price will
be $1.50 per person.
Dewey Powell No. 12 Disabled
American Veterans and Auxiliary
will hold a regular meeting to
night at 8 o'clock in the K.C. Hall.
Refreshments will be served fol
lowing the meeting. Members are
urged to bring rummage for the
sale.
Sojourners Dance The fall
dance of the Sojourners will be
held at the Willard Hotel on Sat
urday. October 18, at 8 p.m. Danc
ing will be followed by a midnight
breakfast. For further information
please call Mrs. Jean Kienitz, TU
4-5645.
MONTAGUE New telephone
numbers with improved dial serv
ice for subscribers in Montague
and surrounding communities, en
compassing an area of some 400
square miles, came about when
the newly installed telephone dial
central office went into action at
12 noon on Friday.
The new system carrying some
300 lines, was installed in the
newly constructed building located
at Twelfth and Webb streets
Montague, under the supervision
of Edwin T. Aschow of Sacra
mento, supervisoi with the West
ern Electric Company, and Frank
Nugent, senior wire chief of the
Yreka office of the PT and T Com
pany.
Construction of the building to
house the new equipment was com
pleted in December, and installa
tion of equipment was started
July 30.
One interesting feature, pointed
out by Nigent, the carriers
which are designed solely for rural
areas. The carrier, as explained
by Floyd Dill, manager of the
Yreka telephone office, is a hi-
frequency radio, entirely transis
torized, and superimposed over a
pair of wires that serves 40 fam
ilies. There are five such chan
nels for the Montague office, which
will handle service in Little ohas-
Big Springs, Beswick and Wil
low Creek.
Dill said "If it wasn't for the
carriers it would be almost im
possible to give service to all out
lying areas." Nugent stated that
this new carrier is .the first of
type to be installed In Northern
California, and as far as he knew
there were only three of the sys
tems in all of California.
Another interesting piece of
Ham Dinner The Mothers'
Club of Sacred Heart Academy is
sponsoring its annual ham dinner
for the athletic association and
band Saturday at the Sacred
Heart gym. Serving will be from
5:30 to 8 o'clock The public is
invited.
Square Dance The Merry
Mixers will hold their monthly
party night dance on Satur
day. October 18. at the South Sixth
Street Community Hall. Ladies
please bring a potluck dish and
table service. All guests and
dancers welcome.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Sampson, former residents of
III Mrs. Rose Paull of 227
Mortimer Avenue, a resident of
this city since 1930, is seriously
ill in Klamath Valley Hospital. No
visitors are allowed. She was ac
tive in the Red Cross, canteen,
local defense work and promotion
ol savings bonds during World
War II.
20-MINUTE 10
HIGH POINT, N. C. (UPI) -Deputies
searched 20 minutes for
missing juryman Thomas L.
Jackson and finally found him at
home. Jackson said he had mis
interpreted the judge's order for
a 10 minute recess and had
thought he was excused for the
dav.
Dinner Members of the Klam
ath Falls Business and Profession
al Women's Club may take guests
to the dinner meeting at the Wil
lard Hotel, 6:30 Monday, October
!0, by phoning reservations to Mrs.
Alpha Phelps, TU 4-4691. At 7:30
E. A. Geary, former slate rep
resentative and a panel from the
chamber of commerce, will dis
cuss measures on the November
4 ballot. The public is invited.
Bethel 61 of International Or
der of Job's Daughters will meet
Monday, October 20, at 7:30 p.m.
in the Scottish Kite Temple. Mem
bers are asked to bring money
from candy sales.
California Weather
United Press International
San Francisco Bay Area: Fair
with variable high cloudiness to
day; cloudy tonight and Saturday
with occasional rain likely batur
day: high today San Francisco
75, Oakland 79, San Mateo and
San Rafael 80: cooler Saturday
gentle winds becoming southerly
10 20 m.p.h. Saturday.
Mt. Shasta-S i s k l y o u area
Cloudy through Saturday with oc
casional rain late tonight and Sat
urday; slightly cooler.
Sierra Nevada: Mostly fair with
considerable high cloudiness to
day and tonight: chance of oc
casional rain Truckee northward
and variable high cloudiness else
where Saturday; slightly cooler
northern ranges.
Sacramento Valley: Fair with
variable high cloudiness today and
tonight; cloudy Saturday with oc
casional ram likely Unco north
ward: cooler Saturday; high to
day 82-88; low tonight 54-60: gen
tle winds becoming southerly 10
15 m.p.h. Saturday.
Northwestern California: Mostly
fair with variable high cloudiness
today except for fog and low
clouds on coast: cloudy tonight
and Saturday with occasional rain
Cape Mendocino northward to
night and Saturday with occasion
al rain Cape Mendocino northward
tonight spreading to most of area
Saturday; slightly cooler; high to
day and low tonight Napa 82-52,
Ukiah 83-54, Santa Rosa 80-52;
coastal winds variable 8-18 m.p.h.
becoming southerly 10-20 m.p.h.
tonight and Saturday.
equipment is a mechanical Inter
ceptor, which if a person dials
the wrong number or if a number
is disconnected, a mechanical re
corder will inform the customer,
and suggest that he dial again.
There are 18 switches in the of
fice, each switch capable of han
dling 200 lines.
There are 11 trunk lines into
Yreka. Montague will still have to
dial Yreka operators for long dis
tance calls. However they can dial
Rochester 7-8900 for time of day,
which comes directly from San
Francisco.
Montague's new prefix will be
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CAPITOL ATTENDANCE
SALEM (AP) More than 25,
nno persons visited the Oregon
State Capitol so far this year, Sec
retary of State Mark Hatfield said
Thursday.
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