Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 16, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. .T A WARY !. MM HERALD AVP NEWS, KLAMATH FAM.S. ORFGOV PAGE THREE CITY BRIEFS Code Class A new class in code will be started by the Klamath Basin Radio Association on Thurs day, January 22, at the clubhouse at the fairgrounds, starting at 7:30 p.m. No charges are made. The hams wish to thank Johns Manville for its contribution to the clubhouse. The public is invited to club meetings on any Friday right. Budget Dinner sponsored by tlie Seminary of the Church of Jfsus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be Friday, January IB, at p.m. in the recreation hall on the corner of Home and Martin streets. Adults, $1: children, 50 cents. Everyone, welcome. Pro ceeds will go for the building fund. Merry Mixeri will square dance at the South Sixth Street Community Hall, Saturday at p.m. Bill Mayhew will call. Ladies, please bring cake or cooKies. Beginners' Class B & B Square Dance Club will start a begin tiers' class tonight at the city li- brary auditorium at 8 o'clock. All beginner dancers please call TU 4-6667 for further information. Bethel No. 61 International Or der of Job's Daughters will meet Monday, January 19, at the Scot tish Rite Temple at 7:30 p.m. Rebrkahi Past noble grands and members of the social club will meet Monday at Irene Rickman's, 3031 Emerald Street, with Genevieve Pierce co-hostess The potluck meeting will begin at 12:30 p.m. Notice All Eagles Auxiliary members are requested to take cake to the Eagles Hall Saturday night, January 17, for the cake walk. The money received will be for the visit of the grand niadame president due in March. Roosevelt PTA will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 20. There will be a skit by fifth grade stu dents. Henley Bethel No. 51. Interna tional Order of Job'j Daughters, will meet Monday, January 19, at 7:30 p.m. with Honored Queen Becky Short presiding. . iurw Crews Seeking Water Pockets PORTLAND (AP) - Crews to-jaPP"' olllcers are " 10 Tonight The Women's Associa tion of Peace Memorial Church' will hold the annual training ses sion for officers at 7 o'clock in the church lounge. All elective and day begin drilling holes to find water pockets that are causing slides in Portland's new four mil lion dollar hillside zoo. Work on three zoo projects has heen halted because of the fear of new slides on a .20-acre tract that already has shifted eight inch es down the hill. Earlier, an engineer told the City Council that water pockets are helping to keep the slide going. ' It was started initially, said Roland Rose, by a cut made at the bottom of the slope for a new road, . Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 . in. Friday Max. Min. Prep. Baker 36 31 .03 Bend 4 40 T Biigene 47 45 '.3a lakeview 45 36 T Medford 46 40 T Newport 56 48 .76 North Bend 56 49 .18 Pendleton 35 31 .10 Portland 45 39 .37 Redmond 41 39 .02 Koseburg 53 46 Salem 47 43 .35 - v - 4Jp I 'Western Oregon Mostly cloudy In the north through Saturday with occasional rain. Scattered sjiowers in the south tonight, with Occasional rain Saturday. Little cjiange in temperature. Low to night 42-50:: high- Saturday 48-58. Southerly to southeasterly coastal vyinds 10-20 miles an hour, increas. ing Saturday to 15 with occasion ally stronger gusts. . Eastern Oregon Cloudy with scattered showers in the north and rfortheast . tonight and Saturday. Partial c earing in the south bat Urday with a few showers. A little Warmer. Low tonight 32-40; high Saturday 40-50. Northern Oregon Beaches !loudv with rainy periods Satur day. Southerly to southeasterly beach winds 20-30 miles an hour. CemDerature range 43-53. ! Baker and Vicinity Cloudy through Saturday with a few rain showers. Low tonight 28-36; high Saturday 38-45. : Grants Pass and Vicinity ?loudv through Saturday with a few scattered showers tonight and riain likely Saturday. Low tonight 40-45; high Saturday 46-52. be present. Members of the pastor-seekin: committee of Peace Memorial Church are reminded that the committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 20. The annual congregational meeting will be held Saturday. January 17, at the church beginning with a 6:30 p.m. fellowship potluck dinner Take a covered dish large enough for the family and table service. Coffee will be furnished. Annual reports, discussion of the 1959 budget and election of officers will be on the agenda. Those Tickets for the February 14 Centennial dinner at the Wine ma Hotel are going fast. Room only for 125 guests. This dinner marks the 100th anniversary of the admission of Oregon to the Union. For reservations call one of the following numbers: TU 2-4181, TU 4-7618, or TU 4-5704. The Nature Society of the Klamath region will conduct the first bird watching tour of the season Sunday, January 18. The group will leave the chamber of commerce building at 9 a.m. for an all-day tour of wildlife refuges on Lower Klamath and lule lakes. All bird watchers are invited. Take a lunch and thermos. DORTHELLA ROSE has propelled her own wheel chair downtown on several occasions since it was purchased for' her with funds from the Klamath County Chapter of the National Polio Foundation. With the young Klamath Falls woman is Jack Insley, appointed for the second consecu tive year to serve as county fund chairman. The motor on Dorfhella's chair was bought with funds from a local talent show. Sen. Everett M. Dirksen Seems To Land On Feet I'nilrd Press International area represented by Eisenhower Sen. Everett McKinley Dirksen. during the President's first term. who survived a "liberal" revolt to I aim e becoming OOP whip. Dirk- win the Senate Republican leader-sen hils tH,n one of the adminis ship post, has the knack of com ing out on top, even when he loses. In 1952, only two years alter he became a senator, the Illinois Re publican was a prominent figure in the bitter finht for the GOP presidential nomination. In that battle, he hacked the loser, the late Sen. Robert A. Tail of Ohio, against President Eisen hower. But Dirksen's star contin ued to rise. Two years ago. he was named Senate GOP "whip. ' or assistant minority floor leader, while a number of the so-called "Eisen hower Republicans" languished in the background. This year Dirksen's colleagues by 20 to 14 elected him as their titular leader, despite an organized drive ny the liberal group to de feat him. The vote was a tribute both In his parliamentary skill and his acuity to stay abreast of the shift ing tides of politics, lie began (ration's most vocal spokesmen on the Senate floor. The 63-year-old Midwesterner. a veteran of almost a quarter of a century in Congress, retains in full the lorensic powers that gained him national attention during the Ilb2 convention. The televised finger of scorn which he pointed at lormer Gov. Thomas K. Dewey of New York. an Eisenhower leader, was one of the dramatic highlights of that tumultuous meeting. But Dirksen now uses his expan sive vocabulary and organ-toned voice nvire etfeclively in back stage maneuvering. During the next two years, he will have an opportunity to employ this art to the fullest. SET INAUGURATION DATE CARACAS, Venezuela (UPH -Leaders of Venezuela's politic1 parties have agreed on Feb. 12 as Ihe date of President elect Roniulo moving closer to the iiiiddlegroiind I Hetancourt's inauguration. Trio Assists New Mother HONOLULU 'API-Consider the predicament of Shiu Un Lee, 22. an immigrant Chinese woman from Hong Kong. Flying in an airliner, high over the Pacific, she was about to have a baby. There was no one around who could understand, a word she said, Happily, two experienced nurses were among the passengers Miss Mary Blair of Hudson Falls, N. Y., and Mrs. Don Lego of Edmonton, Alberta, tool: charge. 1 he Japanese-descended stew ardess aboard the Pan American POSTER COP ONLY LONDON (UPI) Policeman James BirtchneP, 26, who posed for police recruiting posters, was sentenced to 18 months in jail Thursday for stealing an electric drill and car radio. Stratocruiser figured out a way to make a slight dent in the lan guage barrier. After other Chinese passengers proved unable to understand Shiu Un Lee's dialect, the stewardesses put questions to her in written Japanese language characters. Shiu Un Lee s son arrived about 30 minutes out from Honolulu on the stratocruiser's flight from Wake Island. Mother and baby were hastened to Queen's Hospital. The son weighed 5 pounds 13 ounces. Both were reported in good condition Shiu Un Lee was flying from Hong Kong to San Francisco to join her husband. Chung Lew. Immigration officers said the boy's citizenship would be deter mined by that of his parents. NW Gas Firm Reports Dividend PORTLAND CAP) Northwest Natural Gas Co. declared divi- ends Thursday, and said it made more money in 1958 than in the preceding year. Revenues ' trom gas sales to taled $17,365,000 in 1958, which was $2,8119.000 over the preceding year," President Charles Guef- froy said in a statement to stock holders. The statement added: "Net in come of $1,565,000 for the year 1958 showed an increase of $200,- 000 over 1957." Gueffroy also said the board of directors declared an 18 per cent quarterly dividend for each share of common stock, and a $1.43 di vidend for preferred stock. WANTS MUSTACHE WAX MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPH Mrs Howard S. Turner said she re ceived the following letter from her husband who is working on the Distant Early Warning Sys tem in Cold Bay, Alaska. "Honey, please send me some mustache wax. I've shopped all over this place and can't find any." PHOTO FINISHING 8 Jumbo Size Prints ' Only Western Thrift 7th & Main 32' Record Sale 78 and 45 RPM RECORDS 2 Doz. or 25c each 10"L.P. m 00 Records vlu"" 4 00 I" 12" Pop and Classical LP. Records v 0 5 98 Values to 2.10 Children's Records UHLIG'S 2 PRICE 1026 MAIN 49 Phone TU 4-5512 IT'S A WONDERFUL i w - Saturday Check List OF GOOD VALUES ittie a w i ra n iv i i ; REQUEST REFUSED j e PORTLAND (API The request df, a tavern at Salem to move tjj. a new site was referred back t. the Salem City Council Thurs day by the Oregon Liquor Control Commission1. elite OLCC asked the council to reaffirm its endorsement of the application from Post Tavern, formerly the Temple Tavern, k- CRUELTY CHARGED 4!L0S ANGELES (AP) Actress Dolores Michaels, 25, is suing in terior decorator Maurice Martine, 44, for divorce, charging cruel ty. She claims creditors are press ing her to pay his personal debts. "Shey were married in 1953. The Welcome Wagon s Hostess '"Will Knock on Vour Dooi with Gifts & Greetings "'from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social i- Welfare Leaders 6n the occasion of: the Birth of a Bahy v Engagement r Announcements 5 Arrival of Newcomers to t Klamath Falls . No ceit or eblioattonl Phena TU 2-0834 EXTRA SPECIAL! ENTIRE STOCK weateirs NOW V, PRICE Slip-on Styles, Bulky Knits, including English Imports. Crew neck and V-Necks. All Sizes! 8.95 Sweaters ...now 4.50 $10 Sweaters . . . now 5.00 $15 Sweaters . . . now 7.50 ONLY A FEW TO CHOOSE FROM! CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME Use Our Free Parking Lot 5th end Klamath DICK REEDER'S STORE FOR MEN 5th & Main Phon. TU 4-6621 Dick Reeder li Alwayt Glest Caih Your Pay Chick! ..V y-i mi 4-TT. . 1 1 to introduce more, wonien to famous JOI'tTlTltGIRDlES A Formfit Best Seller I First Quality Merchandise! Formfit Girdle No. 1590 Reg. $16.50 $ 95 SAVE $455 ?! Jormfit Girdle No. 1590 HIGH WAIST tyla to m trol midriff and woljtline I . 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