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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1959)
MONDAY. FEBRUARY IB. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE CITY BRIEFS i .f1a 1" lt TP ..Jci saat If) I He pointed out that the agreement priot vice president who will have Leaders' uruPQQOOi iufkuv vowu iu lunuun chji i ui5;or.'"l 01." lh' b.refK f .ia v m ma,," ' '"s" m LONDON I AP The heads of' Sunday for the formal talks to ar-, Makarios was culcd by , Friendship Court No. 11, Order inical Institute. of Amaranth, will hold stated to serve as a discussion leader meeting weanesaay. reoruary la, ai a special lemcnmaj lomerence the Greek and Turkish communi has been named ties on Cyprus arrived in London at I p.m. in the Scottish Rile Temple. Initiation. All members are asked to attend. Meeting There will be a meet ing of OSEA OTI chapter No. 36 at the Student Union Lounge on February 17 at 7:30 p.m. Te Uaso Mr. and Mrs. Bert lteis. 2004 Orchard Street, have just returned home from Twin Falls, Idaho, whera they attended tha funeral of Mrs. Reis' father, J. H. Preston. i aV R. C. DeRosier. mem Wr of the faculty of Oregon Tech- Oregon Weather 34 25 THE AMOTIATED FRISS Maa. atHi a 41 VI 4.i U 41 . 4 34 taker Bent Eugene Lakevitv .. Hertford Newport North Bend .... Pendleton Portland Airp't Redmond Roseburg Salem 4 33 VI 41 SO 33 4.1 : 35 39 Prea. .! .si t .01 T .112 .21 .04 .25 .31 .03 .as on college teaching at Oregon State College. February 27 . 28. Twenty Oregon colleges will take part. Dr. Winslow R. Hatch, high er education specialist, U.S. Office of Education. Washington D.C., will be the main speaker. I Eagles Auxiliary officers will meet Tarsday. February 17, ajt 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Mhvaft paA Founder' Dwy meeting, honoring past prsid't Tuesday, February 17. toefgvaaw of wicrft vill meet tonight, at the KC Hall at 8. Officers and guards plaase wear lormals for initiation. hit af the llamas. Lu theran Church vill meet at the church parlors on Tuesday . eve ning. February 17. at t o clock Mary Lou O'Connor vill show slides on Alaska. Hostessea will he Mrs. B. J. Loftsgsard, Mrs Eugene Conk. Mrs. Keith Henry and Mrs. Ben Goddard. House Hits Red Lawyers ranee independence for Britain's British from Csorus in 1956 be-lment to the Greek Cypriots. The cast Mediterranean colony. 'cause he refused to disavow the''slan' , Greek majority is expect- About 4.000 Greek Cypriots gave i lerror campa,gn of thf E0KA un-j1 ' VTA','." " " PrCV lurKisn toreign ministers law ,,., ripfpn H intnll the, at once so he can sell the agree-;'1' "oudc1 lor Turkish Cy:!ity. contcrence. he presumably will be Archbishop Makarios a resound ing welcome as the bearded lead er arrived at London Airport from About 200 flag-waving Tnrkishl'"0"1 '" rcu"n 10 h homeland Cypriots were on hand when Dr. Fazil Kutchuk flew in from Ni- WASHINGTON (API Theicosia and Ankara. i House Committee on I'n-Amen- Makarios and Kutchuk will sit can Activities says group ofldown Tuesday witn trw foreign Communist lawyers rank high imministcrs of Britain. Greece -,d dcrground. If agreement on the, . ... . T,,rlli.i, r,.; , u . Asked if the Turkish Cvpriot M - islands future is reached at the . ...m yj, ,.lnI president. Kutchuk said: I don t think it is our place to object." Communist fifth column active in America. The committc) made it elevr it sought to focus :tentio ui t very small minority witln tha leaal profession. It oaid I ha ac tivities of I ha small minority should not b prmitte4 to cast discredit o tht overwhelming ma jority of patriotic attorneys. Tha Hatisa group iasued a rtisrt Sunday entitled "Communist Legal Subversion. The repert Tui)ey in a parley to dra the final terms for the camtrsiov of Cyprus into republic. 'I m to tha comarenca it on oisn miajl. M:,.inra aaia la statement at the airport. "I hop a solutioi is nw tha vav ta haina achieved." Makarios told reporters. "The gw vill ao un derstamiim hetwean Greece and Turkey has bean a treat ana fof-vard." The Foreian Office sent a junior official ef the protorol Aepartmeat ine contained informatien vhich the committee taid had been obtained ita meet the archbishop at in the course of investigations into airport. broader aspects of communism. Pl um: LIM'HKON DUNSMl'lK A public lunch eon was a recent event of the l.uthrn Aid Plane for Irerud FT will have aithe event were mad at ihe regu Founder's Day meeting at thejlar aid meetmgin the church so school cafeteria Tuesday after- cial parlors. Mrs. N. J. Ahlstrom Eastern Oregon Showers with periods of partial clearing tonight and Tuesday; continual mild with local gusty winds. Low tonight 28-38; high Tuesday 38-48. Western Oregon Showers to night and Tuesday: cooler. Low lonight 38-44; high Tuesday 44-52. Winds along coast gale strength, aoutherly to southeasterly, 25-35 m p h.. with gusts to 50 m.p. h decreasing Tuesday. Northern O r e g o n beaches Showers with periods of partial clearing tonight and fues&iy. Bar winds southeasterly to south westerly gales. 23;40 m.p.h.. with gusts to 50 m.p.h. Temperature range 48-54. Grants Pass and vicinity Showers with periods of partial clearing through Tuesday: rather windy at times. Highs 55-60; low tonight 48-53. Baker-LaGrande area Showers with periods of partial clearing tonight and Tuesday. Highs 40-45; low tonight 32-38. Telephone Tip Proves Big Dud MARIN CITY. Calif. IUPD A telephoned tip sent the Marin County flying vice squad out on gambling raid Saturday. The officers burst into an apart ment and surprised a group of men and women in tha midst of a bingo game. But the raiders retreated in em barrassed confusion on learning noon. February 17. at 2:30. Mrs. Bert Hawkins will be guest of hon or. Baby sitting will be furnished for preschool children. Tketa Rha Girl will hold a reg. ular meeting tonight in the IOOF Hall at 7:30. Practice for the con vention. All girls please attend Klamath Camera Club will meet Tuesday, February 17. at 8 p.m. upstairs in the county li brary. Background music and com mentary with slide shows. On-the- spot demonstration on magnetic tape by Dick Griffiths. Visitors are welcome. Women Of The Moote Chapter 467. will hold a regular business meeting and initiation of new mem bers Tuesday, February 17, at 8 p.m. in the Moose Hall. This meeting will he Collage of Regents chapter night. All co workers are urged to attend Oregon Stale Mothers Club will meet Thursday afternoon. Febru ary 19. at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. S. Cecil Adams. 18 Del Moro Street. Mothers of junior stu dents will be in charge of refresh ments. All OSC mothers ara urged to attend. ANW Club will meet Wednes day, February 18, at the home of Mrs. Jennie Hurn. 222 North Fifth Street, for 1 o'clock dessert and Mrs. Mams Plymate were hostesses at the meeting and Mrs. H. W. Rnd was aimed luncheon chairman. 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