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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1959)
. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY . 1059 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAI LS. OREGON PAGE FIVE !. X' J; 5. ' V - V! I '.f - Hi 4,' VW'-lfl v ' . ''f : . V r AL v;.f 'M . . tisi the m basement of the adults lor $1.50, A BAKED HAM DINNER is to be served Sunday, February 15, i Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, Chiloquin. Serving will start at 5 .-.children for 75 cents. The public is invited. Making preparations' recently, left to '"right, seated, were Remo Minato, C. V. "Moot" Nelson, Al Bricco and Father P. J. Lun ham. Standing, same order, Frank DiUlio, Victor Sisson and Clyde Leake. Ike Planning More Hunting THOMASVILLE, Ga. (AP) - president Eisenhower plans more quail hunting today after dividing i, a 20-bird bag his first time out this vacation. The President and his host, for mer Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey, got a promise of continuing good weather. j They spent seven hours in the fields of Humphrey's big planta tion estate Thursday. And at day's end White House press sec retary James C. Hagerty reported they brought down 20 quail be tween them. Hagerty said he had no in forma tion on how many birds each man - got. Newsmen are not permitted " on the plantation. The daily legal limit is a dozen quail a hunter. -At night Eisenhower and Hum phrey played bridge again with two other old friends William Robinson, board chairman Coca-Cola, and Barry Lcithead, head of Cluelt-Peabodv Co. Nikita Emerges As Top Dog Western Observers Report MOSCOW 'I'PIi Western oh-i The congress fully endorsed his servers said today that Premier seven-year-plan tor economic de- Nikita S. Khrushchev emerged from the 21st Communist Party congress as Russia's undisputed leader with complete approval for his policy of economic chal lenge to the West. Death Claims Comedy Star MEADV1I.I.E. Pa. (API-Death has claimed a second former member of the "Our Gang" movie comedy cast within the past three weeks. . Don Law. 38. who played "Fats" in some 20 of the old-time child comedy films, died here Thursday after a brief illness. Carl (Alfalfa) Switzer. 32. was shot to death Jan. 21 in Van Nuys. Calif., in a light over $50. In recent years Law managed a clothing store and the Meadville ollice of the Greyhound-Harmony shortline bus companies, lie is survived by his wife and three children. Funeral services will be held Mondav. DANCE Every Saturday Night K. C. HALL Mutic By 3 NOTES and A FLAT velopment ot the Soviet I'nion. Kvery one of the speeches at the nine-day meeting gae him abso lute approval, praising his wis dom, initiative and boldness. There was not a hint of criti cism in any of the speeches of his foreign and domestic policies. All indications were the Commu nist Parly Central Committee now would meet to place its stamp of approval on the Khru shchev program, and draw de cces to carry out resolutions passed by the congress. Western ob.seru'rs here predict ed the Central Committee also would show iis confidence Khrushchev by expelling the three members of the anti nartv group still in its ranks former Premier Nikolai Bulganin. Mi khail Pervukhin and Maxim Sa burov and elect new members. The forgotten man of the 21st congress was Josef Stalin. There was hardly a reference to the man who enjoyed absolute rule of Soviet i ommunism for three dec ados and no further discussion of the Stalin personality cult ex posed at the last congress in 1956 The praise of the new premier ALL STOCK WALL PAPER 'j - Vi OFF A & B PAINT 1229 E. MAIN and Communist Party secretary was accompanied by mass ac ceptance of his thesis that to ac complish all its goals Russia must be friendly and flexible on the outside and tough and consist ent on the inside. Nowhere was this more evident than in Khrushchev's closing peeeh, in which he invited Presi dent Eisenhower to come to Rus sia while at the same tinie con demning Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles for "bellicose phraseology" to prevent an end to the cold war. Khrushchev took special pains to tell the world that Russia was tired of the cold war and wanted a "thaw." But not once did he suggest change in the Soviet position on Berlin, Germany, and the Far and Middle East. 2 DAT Strric -7, mhwi ro mam n towNtceuwtn Jury Excused In Beck Trial TACOMA, Wash. (AP) The Jury in the Dave Beck tax trial u'was excused Thursday until Tues " day but attorneys for both sides were ordered to report in federal - court Monday. n" Judge George H. Boldt asked ""the attorneys to appear in order to determine whether certain wit nesses should be required to testi : fy for the defense. A witness Thursday, Paul Gar rett, Internal Revenue Service agent, continued to summarize JBeck's financial affairs during the ' years 1950-53, the period in which " the former Teamsters' Union pres ident is accused of evading $240, 000 in income taxes. a Garrett said $227,000 of union Tiunds was paid to persons who in ,.lurn paid bills for Beck or used the money to increase the union Reader's assets. Beck's attorney, Charles Bur- dell, protested admission of Gar 5 rett's testimony as evidence but was overruled by Judge Boldt. "The basic data itself is the f evidence." the judge told the jury. "The summaries themselves add I nothing to the weight of the evi i dence." ! Garrett, is the next to last prose s cution witness to testify before the government rests its case. EAST SIDE PHARMACY PRESENTS km Heart-winning gifts for your Valentine are found right here at East Side Pharmacy. Shop now. 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