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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1959 HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Police Seek Bank Robber CITY BRIEFS SAN FRANCISCO (UPD-Police widened their search for a stocky man of Filipino descent today in connection with the fci.ooo holdup of the First Western Bank of aiumumery ai. nere. , Officers said the gunman mav have been the same man who held up a bank in Delano last Friday. ' Teller Mrs. Donna Johnson, 21, taid the robber handed her a note Monday which began, "I hve a -gun. I want , . ." . Unable to read the rest of the crawled message, Mrs. Johnson taid the gunman moved a hand . toward a pocket as she hesitated and said: "I have cancer. I don't care in I shoot up the whole place. I want some money to get my mother out of the hospital. We Filipinos don't believe in killing, but I will if 1 have to." Mrs. Johnson said she pushed a . sheaf of bills toward the man, who then ran outside and drove away in a yellow Cadillac coupe. OTI Faculty Wives and Wom en's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 in the student lounge on the cam pus. All members are urged to attend. , Junior B and B Square Dance Group will dance at the city li bra r y auditorium Wednesday frebruary 11. at 7 p.m. As many parents as possible are asked to be present. Officers of Prosperity Rebekah Lodge will cancel all practice un til iurthcr notice. Great Books Discussion Group will meet .Monday. February 16, at the city library at 8 p.m. Topics for discussion will be Pico Delia Mirandola: The Dignity of Man. Fraternities To Disband STANFORD (UPI) - Two Stan ford University fraternities have been ordered to disband until next fall and five others placed on so cial probation as a result of s wild drinking party in Los Altos Jan. 30. calling the parly a serious breach of acceptable social con duct that demands stringent ac tion, Dean of Men William G. Craig Monday ordered the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity to close its doors until September and the Zeta Psi organization to close un til June. Zeta Psi was placed on probation for two years, while Phi Gamma Delta received one-year probation. Also placed on one-year proba tion were Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Theta and Delta Kappa Epsilon. Los Altos police and state Al coholic Beverage Control agents raiUed the party at the Los Altos Union Hall. They reported finding minors drinking and said students threw rocks at them. Craig overruled a motion by the University's Inter-fraternity Coun cil to place Phi Gamma Delta and Zeta Psi on social probation and have members perform work at a Palo Alto convalescent home. PTA Executives Pelican PTA Executives will meet in tne school auditorium at 1 p.m. Wednesday, February 11. Lindley Heights Home Exten sion meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Joan's Kitchen. Basket weaving will be taught by Mrs. Katherine Billings. er Circle of the First Methodist Church is having a rummage sale Saturday, February 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Pelican Theater Building. If you have rummage to be picked up, please call TU 4-8891. Potluck Dinner All federal em ployes and their families are in vited to a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. on February 13 at the Shasta View Grange Hall, Shasta Way and Madison Street. Please-bring a hot dish, salad, dessert; coffee will be furnished by local 704. National Federation of Federal Employes. Dave Bunger will show slides taken on a loreign assign ment. Musical entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Abney of the Fish and Wildlife Service. Women Of The Moose Chapter 467. will have an academy of friendship meeting tonight at o'clock in the Moose Hall. Royal Neighbors of America ill meet in regular session in the Odd Fellows Hall, 8 p.m. Wednes day, February 11, Electric Industry Aide Sees A-Power Advance NEW YORK (ITU The next sources noted, 131 electric ppwereratcd near Pittsburgh by Du-president of Consolidated Edison, Fremont PTA will have a Founders' Day program in honor of all past presidents Thursday, February 12. at 2:30, p.m. Stan Randolph, manager of United Air Lines in Klamath Falls, will show slides of the Brussel's Fair, Rome and Spain. Baby sitting services provided. Executive meeting at 2 o'clock. Child Guidance Advisory Board will meet Wednesday noon at the Klamath County Health Depart ment. Naomi Shrine No. 5, WSOJ, will hold a stated meeting Satur day, February 14, in the Masonic Temple. The business meeting will start promptly at 4 p.m.; after which there will be a recess until 8 p.m., when there will be a cere monial. AH members are asked to attend. Rummage Sale The Edna Hold School Difficult For Students LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Al most a third of the student body at Bellarmine College was flunked out or put on probation at the end of the last semester. The school had an enrollment of 743 and 38 students were failed and 225 placed on probation. The Rev. John T. Loftus, dean of the Catholic school, said the action was in line with Bellar mine's policy of making students live up to "academic excellence." Joan Davis Says She Will Drop Suit, Suitor PALM SPRINGS, Calif.- (AP) Actress Joan Davis isn't going to prosecute her ex-fiancee for as sault and battery but she says there s no reconciliation. She dropped the charges against Harvey Stock Jr., 30, a real es tate salesman Monday. The 46-year-old comedienne had accused Stock of clouting her with a rabbit punch outside her desert home here two weeks ago. She said she had nothing to gain by going ahead with the prosecution. Sojourners will hold a regular no-hostess luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 11 in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel. A business meeting will fol low at 1:30 p.m. with bridge, pi nochle and canasta during the rest of the afternoon. All newcomers are welcome. For reservations call Mrs. Lee Holliday, TU 4-7917. Please Will anyone holding res ervations to the Centennial dinner to be sponsored by the Klamath County Historical Society, on Sat urday, February 14, at the Wine ma Hotel, who finds it impossible to attend, please telephone their cancellation to 1U 4-4b48 by Ihurs day. Space for the dinner is lim ited and several persons have in dicated interest in attending but tickets have been sold out. Evergreen Garden Club mem bers will meet Thursday, Febru ary 12, at the home of Mrs. P. E. Sexton, 4615 Cannon Avenue, at 7:30 p.m. The Pastor Seeking Committee of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet tonight at 7 o'clock. decade will witness the advent oi competitive nuclear power in the United Mates, spokesmen lor me lectric utility industry predicted today. The development of private nu clear oower has made great strides in recent years and should pick up speed when plants now un der construction and planned go into operation, they said. Francis K. McCune. vice presi- ident of General Electric Co., and seneral manager of its Atomic Products Division, said nuclear el ectronic power will be economical ly competitive with conventionally produced power in higher fuel cost areas by 15. "Bv 1970." he added, "we will have plants producing power for )'- mills a kilowalt-nour, which will be competitive with 25 per cent of the fossil fuel power plants hcine instal ed at that time, He predicted that as widespread competitive nuclear power be comes available, electric utilities in most areas of the country will be generating power at costs well below those of fossil-fueled plants those burning coal, oil and gas. At the present time, industry BB Film Banned, That's Final companies are participating in '.'7 nuclear projects. These projects include three plants in operation. nine under construction or con tract, three in various stages o( planning and 13 research, develop ment and study groups. Of the three already in opera tion, only one the Vallecitos plant operated by Pacific Gas 4t Elec tric Co. at Pleasanton. cant, was financed entirely by private indus trv. Spokesmen for the industry also noted that of the nine projects un der construction or contract, only three are being built entirely wilh private funds. Those three are Commonwealth Edison's 180.000 kilowatt Dresden station near Chicago: Consolidated! Edison's 275.000 kilowatt Indian Point station near New York City, and Pacific Gas' 60,000 kilowatt Humboldt Bav station near Eure ka. Calif. The first two projects are slated to go Into operation next year, while the Humboldt Bay plant is scheduled for completion in 1962. In the remaining six projects under construction or contract, the electric utilities are receiving as sistance from the Atomic Energy Commission. The 60.000 kilowatt hhippingporl nuclear power-plant now being op- quesne Light Co. was financed in said the initial fuel costs will range part by the ALC. It was the from 3'i to 7 mills per kilowatt- worlds first full-scale atomic pow- hour of electricity. plant devoted exclusively to peacetime ust-s. James F. Fairman. chairman of the Edison Electric Institute's technical appraisal task force on nuclear power, predicted that nu clear fuel costs lor the initial op eration of the large-scale plains to be completed in the early 1960 s will be less than halt the first core fuel costs at Shippingport. Fairman. who also is senior vice HARDY OLDSTER SEMINOLE, Okla. I I. A. Smith has two sons who retired after reaching 65, but he's still going strong. Smith, who is 96, owns a dry goods store here and puts in a full day's work every day. woman FORT WORTH, Tex. (API U.S. Dist. Judge T. Whitfield Da vidson has upheld the City Censor Board's ban of the Brigitte Bardot movie "And God Created Woman." He ruled Monday the board had not acted arbitrarily or caprici ously in forbidding the movie to be shown. He would not permit the movie to be shown in court. Grover Hart Jr., counsel for Kingsley International Pictures Corp., said he expected to appeal. Key System Bus Gets Extension SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The Public Utilities Commission Mon day authorized extension of t h e Key System's San Francisco-Ber keley "F" busline from Solano Ave. and the Alameda in Berkeley to Solano Ave. and San Pablo Ave in Albany. The buses will operate week days from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will replace a current shuttle ser vice on Key's "G" line .from Al- an ear or rub bany to San Francisco. New Use Found For Hypnotism DALLAS, Tex. (AP) - Harry Arons of Newark, N.J., who teach es hypnosis, says the technique can be used as a lie detector. Arons, who just completed course in hypnosis for doctors, dentists and psychologists at Southern ' Methodist University here, said the procedure is this: A suspect is hypnotized and a posthypnotic suggestion is. placed in his mind. Then, after he wakes up, he will react with a specific man nerism every time he tells a lie. His eye will twitch, he will pull his head, for in Industrialist Hawaii Bound LOS ANGELES (API-Industri alist Louis E. Purmort, who got a court order preventing his moth er from attending his wedding to a divorcee, is on his way to Hon olulu on his honeymoon today. Purmort, 34, and his bride, the former Barbara Jean Thorndike, 26, held a party aboard ship, with a guard posted outside their state room. .... .- i The Purmorts were married Saturday in Pasadena. In gaining a court order to bar his mother from both the wedding and reception, Purmort alleged that she threatened to kill him if he went through with the mar riage. The mother, Mrs. Tessie Purmort, denied the charge. ILL HEALTH OFTEN DUE TO FALLEN ORGANS By Dr. C. W. Davis Another term for fallen or garis ts prolapses. Many people suffer from this condition un knowingly. The organs most commonly prolapsed are the stomach. Intestines, and the uterus. Constipation can be due to prolapses of the colon. Pro lapses not only produce abnor mal function of the organs In volved, but also affect the sur rounding tissues upon which they rest by Interfering with their normal circulation and function. The moat common cause Is lack of nerve supply to the affected muscle support ing the organ. Severe Injuries and overheating are other caus es. When the muscles lack nerve impulses they lose their tonus, or in other words, they lack elasticity, thus relaxing and causing the organs to drop. Relaxation of blood vascular walls as In varicose veins is tometimcs brought about in same manner. Chiropractic adjustment reach the cause of most of these conditions by -removing inter ference with the transmission of nervous impulses causing the muscles to draw up and return ' the organs to their normal posi tion. This Is one of a series of Chiropractic educational adver tisements appearing In this pa per through the courtesy of Dr. C. W. Davis, DC. N.D. 134 North 3rd St., Klamath Falls, Oregon. TU 4-6033. stance. 23 1eoM Ap Monday, Februory 10, T936 An evening of bridge wot enjoyed ot the home of Mrs. Vic Ke.igia at the McCarthy apartments, when the Friday.Nite bridge club was enter tained. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mike Lavenik for high score, ond to Mrs. J. A. Carmen for traveling and consola tion. Tuesday, February 11, 1936 David Shirk of the Balsiger Motor company was the speaker Monday noon at the regu lar bi-monthly luncheon meeting of the Merchants Credit Service, Inc. Shirk's subject was "Credit Limitations." The meeting was well attended. . Wednesday, February 12, 1936 D. E. Van Vactor was re elected president of the Klamath County Bar association at a Monday morning meeting. Fay Morris was re-elected secretary and J. H. Cornahon, treasurer. A. C. Yaden is the newly elected vice president. Routine business was transacted by the group before adjournment. Thursday, February 13, 1936 Mrs. Jennie Crandall, who re turned home about a fortnight ago from a vacation trip to Konsas, has resumed her duties in Moe's Store. Friday, February 14, 1936 Mack Lillard, Klomath promoter this week received a set of pictures from Hollywood reveal ing Pete Belcastro, Junior heavyweight wrestling champion of the cast, os a "movie star." Belcastro was shown working in o gymnosium with Warren William, Barton McClain ond other movie folk. The wrestler doubled many shots for William in a new picture called "The Gentlemon From South Bend." Soturdey, February IS, 1 936 Four candidates have filed application and taken examinations for the position of post master ot Merrill. Those who have applied for this office in-, elude: J. W. Scoggins, Inez Givans, Mrs. Oro Burke ond Al Onjo Hodges. Elmer Merritt is the present postmaster ond hi oppointment will expire April 1. Insure With Jlcuubuf 6a. LIABILITY fIRI Paul O. lemdry V T. 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