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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 15)59
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
Burial Set For Slain Boy
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (APt Imcantime faces arraignment
our-year-oia Albert Kotzal will be the murder charge.
buried today while his father re- Tho hnAx, t iu -hiM f,i
mains in jail, charged with mur-jsaturday in a crude grave of dirt.
CITY BRIEFS
Annual Sweetheart Ball to be: titled "How We Betray What We
held Saturday, February 14, in Really Are, will be the program
the Moose Hall will be sponsored feature for tonight, Wednesday, at
by the Academy of Friendship, the Klamath Unitarian Fellowship
Women of the Moose, Chapter 467. at 8 o'clock. The sermon is by
Crowning of the Queen ot Hearts
will be at 11 p.m. All n. embers
Rev. Waldemar Argow, minister
of the First Unitarian Church of
of the Loyal Order of Moose and Toledo, Ohio. He will be remem
bered for a previous taped ser
mon featured recently, "The Dif
ficult Art of Being Simple." Cof-
Potlurlt Dinner All federal em-Wee will be served at 7:30. The
Women of the Moose and guests
are invited to attend.
der.
The boy's foster parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rotzal, will at'
tend the Lutheran funeral serv
ices. His father, Louis Kish, 41,
DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M.
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Hold torrid and
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lost but new
lonely sinner
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roughest dest
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Feature
brush and leaves. His face was
bruised.
He had disappeared Friday from
a department store, where he had
gone with his foster mother.
Police picked up Kish and
charged him with breach of peace,
a common holding charge in Con
necticut. He was re-arrested the
following day on a coroner's war
rant. Today he was charged with
murder and ordered held without
bond
Kish consistently has denied any
connection with the death
SPEECH FESTIVAL
MALIN Malin Junior High
School students will participate in
the annual Junior High Speech
Festival to be held at Henley on
Friday, February 13. Students en
tering in tho various divisions are
Verne Cox and Cathy Kenyon, hu
morous; Boh Stcyskal, serious;
Lois Owens, story; Karen Gentry,
poetry; Judy Huffman, Judy Mad
den, Mary Day, James Leidholdt,
and James Kolkow. radio; and
the seventh and eighth grades,
choral reading.
TROUBLE BEE-GINNING
YANKEETOWN, Ind. W - The
intruder on the farm of the Rev.
William R. Jacoby didn't have any
lack of nerve. He stole three hives
of bees.
DOORS OPEN 8:30 P.M.
LAST DAY!
Sttwart eUNG;.'!
Otbtrad NIRR
lames MUCH
fits.
"ONCI IN A MOVII OOMO LIFITIMI
WILL YOU FIND A PICTURI AS
INOIARING, RIVIRINT,
IMAGINATIVI AND MOVING
AS 'MARCIUNO'."
"DO NOT MISS
'MARCIUNO'
WHIN Nl COMIS
YOUR WAY,
WHICH HI IS
ROUND TO DO."
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THE PERFECT CO FEATURE J
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 lurnished by local 704, Na
tional Federation of Federal Em
ployes. Dave Bunger will show
slides taken on a foreign as
signment. Musical entertainment
by Mr. and Mrs. Abney of the
Fish and Wildlife Service.
Great Books Discusfi(
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.
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. All members are asked to
attend.
World Day of Prayer will be
observed by the United Church
Women of Klamath Falls on Fri
day afternoon, February 13, at
1:30 at the First Methodist Church
The service of prayer and special
music will be conducted by worn
en from Peace Memorial Church
A cordial invitation is extended to
all women. Child care will be pro
vided. Friendly Circle has postponed
its meeting because of the weather.
The next meeting will be Febru
ary 26.
AAUW Study Group on mental
health will meet at the home of
Mrs. H. 0. Juckeland, 2043 Lavey
Street, at 8 o'clock Thursday eve
ning, February 12. Forrest Haw-
ley will speak on special educa
tion in the schools. All interested
people are invited.
Unitarians A taped sermon
Speed Bill
Given Solons
SACRAMENTO (UP!) - A bill
permitting California motorists to
drive 65 miles an hour but no
faster was on its way through
the Legislature today.
The Assembly Transportation
Committee cleared the measure
for action on the lower house floor
late Monday after Inspector Dan
0 Connell of the Highway Patrol
said the public would be more
likely to obey a "reasonable"
speed law.
O'Connell told the lawmakers
that the patrol would "enforce the
law as Ihe Legislature writes it."
If the bill, by Assemblyman Wal
ter I. Dahl (R-Oaklandl, is ap
proved by both houses of the Leg
islature, it will eliminate the flex
ible features of the current 55
mile top limit. Under existing law,
if a motorist can prove he was
driving safely, he can exceed the
limit without breaking the law.
O'Connell said the measure
would not have the effect of rais
ing the average speed on Califor
nia highways because he said the
55-mile limit was generally ignored
by motorists and officers alike,
The 65-mile limit was a part
of Gov. Edmund G. Brown s high
way safety program.
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Ex-Con Sent
Back To Jail
PITTSBURGH AP) - While
serving a 10-year prison term for
bank robbery several years ago
Ralph E. Richardson volunteered
for a risky medical experiment.
He and two other inmates of the
federal penitentiary at Lewisburg.
Pa., were given injections of
hepatitis virus which produces in
flamation of the liver.
Two of the volunteers died.
Richardson survived, but he was
in a coma for weeks, developing
both pneumonia and gangrene.
I His weigiit dropped from 210 to
14a pounds.
His story was told in a national
magazine article. He was reward-
1 ed with a parole in 1957 alter serv
ing half of his sentence tor a 19o2
bank robbery at Brookville. Pa.
Last month Richardson was ar
retted for allegedly passing
worthless checks for S8S near his
home in Butler. Pa.
Judge Clyde S. Shumakcr, im
pressed with Richardson's partici
pation in the prison medical exper
iment, ordered him only to make
restitution and pay court costs.
But the charge was a parole
violation. Richardson was ordered
back to Lewisburg to complete his
term.
"1 ligure I have 1.908 days more
to serve now," said Richardson
philosophica!!y.
AUDITIONS SET
Auditions lor Pelicana, the an
nual stasccast of Basin talent,
are slated to be held Tuesday,
March 3. and Friday. March 13.
;in the gir'.s gym ot KUHS Charles
Woodhouse, laculty member at
1 KUHS and director of the Broad
cast Services of the Klamath Falls
Public Schools, is the producir of
this Script and Microphone presen
tation. Pelicana has been going
on in its present form lor about
eight years, as a Basin tresenta
tion free of charge lor all people
All oersons wishinz to appear in
I this year's presentation are urged
to attend the March I audition.
meeting will be at the Klamath
Art Center.
Rummage Sale at Clyde's Tow
ing Service, Klamath Avenue at
Eighth Street, February 13 and 14,
sponsored by the Manzaiita So
cial Club. Open from 9 a.m. to
p.m. Friday and from 9 to 4 on
Saturday. Anyone wishing to have
rummage picked up. call TU 2-0331
or TU 4-6735. Will be open from
6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, for any
one wishing to bring rummage in.
Rummage Sale Prosperity Re
bekah Lodge will hold a rummage
sale in the Pelican" Theater Fri
day and Saturday, February 20
and 21. All members having rum
mage please call Velma Krauss.
TU 4-6677, or Helen Blanas, TU
4-9861.
Manzanlta Chapter will Tionor
past matrons and past patrons at
the meeting on Wednesday eve
ning, February 11. All OES mem
bers are cordially invited.
.Merry Mixers will sponsor a
beginner's square dance class to
night, starting at 8 p.m. in the
South Sixth Street Community
Hall. Bill Mayhew will instruct.
March of Dimes benefit card
party sponsored by the Henley
Grange, is planned for Friday,
February 13 at 8 p.m. in the Hen
ley Grange Hall. The public is
invited. There will be refresh
ments and prizes. Everyone wel
come. All proceeds go to the
March of Dimes.
Pelican PTA old fashioned box
social at the Pelican School cafe
teria, Saturday, February 14.
Archie McCIurg will auction the
boxes starting promptly at 6:30
p.m. Boxes will be opened and
contents eaten immediately fol
lowing the auction. Later there
will be cards and other games.
Coffee will be furnished.
Royal Neighbors ' of Amerca
meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
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GRADUATION NIGHT for the beginners' class, sponsored by the Merry Mixers Square
Danca Club was on January 24. A special party was held with the Chuck Cunning
hams, Bob Callagans and Gary Wilsons in charge. Diplomat were presented to the fol
lowing people who had finished the course: Front row kneeling, Leo Morstad, Richard
Nelson, Doug Clement, Lynn Lee, Jeff Jeffcoat, Homer Stiles and Larry White Second
row, Chris Morstad, Carolyn Clement, Eleanor Nelson, Irene Jeffcoat, Ted Hall, Trudy
Hall, Belle Baker, Margaret Gregory, Edna Lee, Helen Ramsey, Vesta Stiles, Joannie Hill,
Richard Hill, Irv Ronningen and Mae Freitas. Third row, Wally Nordwall, Ramona Nord
well, Bunny Welp, Pat Faast, Shirley Mayhew, instructor Bill Mayhew, and Merry Mix
ers president Clarence West. Last row, Barb Morlan, Eddy Morlan, Alan Welp, and
Speed Faast. Unable to be present were Marcella and Del Crutchfield.
Sect Hallows New Church
ONTARIO, Ore. (AP) Theto Japan after several
head of 10 million Buddhists of
ficiated Tuesday at the dedica
tion of the sect's church in this
small Eastern Oregon range town.
Several hundred members gath
ered while Abbot Kosho Ohtani
of Japan and 'other dignitaries of
his laith performed ceremonies
that followed a colorful costumed
procession of children.
The chief abbot also was pres
ent for ground-breaking ceremon
ies several years ago.
Accompanying the aboot and
his wife. Lady Ohtani, were Bish
op J. Kiritani of Kyoto, Japan,
and church leaders from Seattle
and Portland.
The abbot was en route home
travel in South America,
and the United States.
months
Canada
ORIGINATED WORD
Massachusetts originated the
word "turnpike" from the gates of
toll roads. The gates were turn
stiles with a center revolving post
into which were stuck the ends of
pikes.
Officials Recall
Burning Of Homo
LEXINGTON, N.C. (API-John
B. Leonard figured he had seen
the limit of ingratitude when his
198 city tax notice listed a $4.30
billing for an ancient four-room .
house.
Red-faced city officials hurried
ly sent a letter advising Leonard
the tax had been dropped.
They suddenly remembered that
last year Leonard had let city and
county firemen burn the house in
a training exercise.
Buffalo are protected by law in
several states where they no long
er exist.
KIWANIS CLUB
Of Klamath Falls
PRESENTS
THE FUNNIEST
WTHEW0lD!"
Atkinson,
N. r. Timet
PELICAN COURT
ot Klamath Union High School
March 15, 8:30 P.M.
Reserved tickets NOW ON SAL!
at: Bowden Piano Co., Darby's
Music Co., The Gun Store, Wilson's
Title & Abstract Co.
Prices $3.30, $4.40, $5.50.
PROFITABLE TRIP
Magellan's pioneer voyage
around the world was a profitable
venture. Cloves brought back from
the South Pacific islands were sold
for more than the entire cost of
the three-year expedition.
Want Something
Delivered or Moved?
Phone TU 2-3737
CITY DELIVERY SERVICE
SAVE
50!
Do your wash any hour of the day
or night Open 24 hours a day!
WESTINGHOUSE
LAUNDROMAT STORE
225 So. 6th Across from Bank of Klamath Falls
COIN
OPERATED
SELF
SERVICE
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25'
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TO MY VALENTINE
WITH LOVE
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LINGERI
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a. Slip with lace over net ot
bodice, hem White, 32 o 40
b. Slip, shadow-embroidery el
bodice, hem White. 32 to 40
c. Dress length gown, sheer
braid trim Coral, mint, pink,
maize blue, white. 32 to 40
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