Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 10, 1959, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY MARCH in 19x9 PAGR TWO HERALD AXP VEWS. KLAMATH TALLS. OREGON Playwrights Win Awards NEW YORK UP) The Ford Foundation announced (oday that I plays ot eight American plav wnghts will be produced next pB at foundation expense. The frant program for play rights, totaling snoooo. is the last in a series of grants to crea- tivt artists The programs hasei aided poets, writers, painters ' Kulptors. thea'.er directors and musical artists The works o! ihe eight play-1 right will ne staged at profes-j sional. community and university! theaters The playwrights, their plays, i and the theaters that ami produce them are: Kenneth Cameion. New 'The Physician For Fools, jot Jones Theater, Dallas, Josh Greenfeld New "Clandestine on the Morning Line." Arena Stase. Washington. DC John B Harding. Malihu. Calif. "Kinderspiel. Boston I'niversity Theater. Boston. Sidney Michaels. U Angeles. "The Plaster Bambino." Actor's Workshop. San Francisco Phillip Pruneau. New York. "The Morgan Rock " Omaha Com munity Theater. Omaha. Neb Mrs Seyril Schochen. Ithaca. N.Y.. "The Moon Besieged." Stan ford I'niversitv Theater. Palo Al to. Calif. John Vlahos. Westport. Conn . "The Gulden ce ol Pericles Pap pas," Tulsa Community Theater. Tulsa. OVla. Lionel Wisgam. New York "In lide Emily Payne." Erie Play house, Erie. Pa "DENNIS THE MENACE" York. " Mar Tex. York. Florida Couple Arrested For Murder Conspiracy MIAMI, Fla. AP A 41-year-1 arrested Mrs Gurley He said she old woman and a young preacher gas him 1100 as a down payment were arrested Monday after a in the $1,000 deal to kill her hus detective said he posed as a pro-J band. fessional killer in an alleged plot! The alleged installment-plan against the woman s husband murder drama was played out in Beatrice Gurley. mother of the preacher s car while a hidden three grown children, and John A tape recorder and motion picture Walker. 25. the preacher, were camera recorded the affair. Mel booked for investigation of con- calf said spiracy to murder Hugh Ernest Metcalf said Mrs Gurley signed Gurley. 45. a statement in which she said she Detective Jack Metcalf. who wanted to hire some one to kill said he played the killerfor-hire. her husband. Walker darned any connection with tne alleged plot ! Second largest marble dome in: Delaware was the first state to Crude glass lamps were mad the world adorns the state eapito! Iratify the I' S Constitution, doing in P.abody. Massachusetts as ear in St. Paul Minnesota l-o on December 7. 177. !ly as IH38 ....... , T STOP U.S. Judge Found Dead TWjt moRBy 'tan that ol' cat CHAW YA. I WONT ml MttBCO.' Space Vehicle Need Cited Mrs Gurley was quoted as say ing she wanted her husband killed so she could get S30.000 in insur ance and because he had been mean to her children by a pre vious marriage. Later. Mrs. Gurley said her hus band had little insurance and she SAN FRANCISCO ' AP - Wil- wated him killed because he !iam Denman. 86. retired iederal wouldn't let her so to church with judge who sajd life was difficult i Walker, who shared the Gurley after the death of his wile. washome. Metcalf said found dead Monday night with a I Gurley said that Mrs Gurley bullet in his head and Walker attended church and Housebov Fred Woo told police i prayer meetings several times a he discovered the body of the re- week and that Walker s presence tired chief judge of the Ninth U.S. I in the home had caused argu Court of Appeals lying on the floor ments. of the study in the Denman homej Walker moved into the home with a .38 caliber automatic pistol about three months after he met in one hand. tne coupie at a revival, uuriev Stamp Goes Well With Envelope SOMERSET. Pa. 'AP' - Doris I Koscan entered the Somerset Post Office Monday wuh a green enve lop with brown lettering. "I want a stamp that will go well with this env clone." Mrs. Koscan told postal employes. The employes laughed, hut when ahe insisted, they showed her all the stamps they had. She found one too a four-cent conservation commemorative, col ored green and brown. WASHINGTON 'AP The i ministration for use by July 1. The Clara Denman. a niece, quoted United States must be first in de- total includes $20. "50.000 for Pro- the judge as saying life had been veloping a space vehicle that tanlject Mercury. NASA's inititaljunbearable following the .'eath deliver nuclear weapons. Sen manned space research program. Feb. 8 of Mrs Leslie Denman. his John Stcnnis iD-Miss' said today I Another 70 millions for the pro- wife of 5J years. The couple was He told the Senate in a prepared ject has been asked in a 1485,300.- childless speech thai if an adversary out-!00O program for NASA starting! Judge Denman retired in 1957 stripped this country in that re- July I. and Mercury'' lata cost after 22 years on the circuit court specl. "the threat tri our security has been estimated at 200 million' bench He had been chief judge could be disastrous' dollars. Inine years Stennis spoke in support of a bill t But Stennis said that is only a He had to authorize Ml). 354.000 for the Na- start. nonal Aeronautics and Space Ad- if Mercury is successful said Walker, as the only member of the trio who can read and write took over the Gurley financial af fairs. "I'd hist take the pay envelope home to John and he'd take care of everything." Gurley told news men. "Where'd I get my spending money'' Well, he'd let me keep my overtime pay uuriey earns I $60 a week as a truck driver, ened as chairman of officers 5 d the Gurlev's ac- hand-washing! drip-drying! needless ironing! Trade for this new (jUkwpoo WASH-AND-WEAR PAIR the L.s snipping Board auring collnt ,Iri -and. nor. d War 1 and had been a mem-i,ate(j xs Tennis Court To Be Fixed H ssHINGTON 'AP' Come spring, confused tourists hunting for the White House lawn may think they've found an athletic club instead. it is essential that it be success! uliber ol the Emergency neel corp. I we can soon expect to be spend-; I ing billions of dollars a year on I various types of space vehicles. unless there is a drastic change ,n the world situation." Stennis said. ' 'We must make no mistake about this space flight is of the highest importance and of the1 highest practicality." PORT-AU-PRINCK 'AP' Fam- loan company ind Gurley borrowed $100 Haiti Hit By Famine shortlv before her meeting with Metcalf The meeting was arranged after two Miami men. approached on the subject of killing Gurley, went to police with their stories Walker's religious meetings were conducted in various homes in suburban Hialeah. He said he comes from southeast Missouri, but he could not recall just where. DOORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M. End. WEDNESDAY! RenarwblH k .MR ;tpnnit t.nH fcith hnth the L'nited ine aaain is taking its toil in Han; States and the Soviet Union plac- Half of the four trillion persons tmM .,,rtr snH mnra rlianrp nn I who lle alone Haiti's arid "."I" ' Peering through the gates a ballistic missiles "at best we can I west coast face starvation if rain hkj, miitm i"H j . .. . ,hl p.,iu in nuclear i doc not come soon nun oi un pcopic i t? u ins di the minimum subsistence level. or. n ne s President Eisenhower putting olMstand-off lldlli Ull Ml ni 1113 giUUUSUIl. David Fisenhower. 10. swishing basketballs through a hoop, and White House aides smashing ten nis balls over a net The putting green and basketball hoop are there now White House press secretary James C. Hagerty told newsmen .Monday tne rresi i! ,I. Z ' HOUSTON. Tex. 'AP -A feder- an old tennis court. , , ,,nA ,,., ,u. til jUUKr i uicu ,'iuiiui mai a Cigarette Began Fire Old Glory Flies Again The court, built 102 when ... irp nisc;.rnpn i rareup or tennis pl.iver Theodore Roosevelt ;,.rh .....i.. r.,Mfi ,h(. freichier I I... .. ,...u4 1. . . . . - was president, last was used the administration of President Harry Truman, whose daughter.! Margaret, plaved tennis occasion-' ally. Hagerty said the repairs were Tuberculosis liver ailments and other diseases are decimating the population LANSING. Mich. 'AP' Old Dr. Dudley Nelson, who hasjciorv is flving again in all its been operating a clinic in Haiti siorv from the top of the Capitol since 1946. says there is virtually, a ' steeplejack climbed the flag no money in circulation and theIM,i. 0f .h. stale House Mondav people cannot afiord medicine anl) removed a mangled Stars and even at cost price. Stripes which had been flopping in Nelson says conditions are the lne breeze for weeks after winds worst since Hurricane Hazel hitiali But fore it from its moorings in 1954. ravaging plantations and. One steeplejack had tried repeat killing livestock. ieojv to re'cut ihe tlag. hanging bv The parched coastal region has,;, s,nsie rope, but was forced to had virtually no rain since Hazel L... u ! - a -h . . .- The decision by U S Dist .fudse , slruci, The' northwest plateau islwmds Ben. C. Connally followed nearly tne oniy pace that has grass.' The rescue hv steeplejack BUI 12 years of legal maneuvering. Peasants -gather it up and bringiRrilev w Hnne with ihe heln s 1 fire which triggered the death dealing 1947 Texas City disaster. II 1 .-A O . ma.. II I. k. nnln,' .n .-nil tnw -rt . ' . . reimested hv some tennis en- nmw"""P " "v u. .u . ,ut special equipment ana an as- requeaiea ny MM lennis en . ... ,-. , r url , n.A it takes to 10 hours thusiasls on Ihe White House staff He said they would share the small cost of restoration. Film Marriage Ends In Divorce SANTA MONICA. Calif. 'AP Actress Doris Dowling's marriage to movie executive Robert Blum ofe. 49, has ended in divorce. Miss Dowling. .14. who was once married to bandleader Artie Shaw charged cruelty. She and Blumofe. vice president of I nited Artists Corp., were married April J7, HH livs Dowling will receive 2.V UOO and S00 a month alimony for two years She said she win re sume her acting career. some 70 million dollars from the travel time to make each sale French government and the Trees stand stark and leafless j EXFRCISK PARTKIP NT French Lines Even the weeds are gone The Corporal Dennis W Push of Judge Connallv said neither Hf? have nothing but "f t ttttkm who is stationed at French government or the ship hh(" Poinls acacia branches to camp Pendleton. California, re firm is entitled to exoneration j'11 on jcentlv took part in the first ma from or limitation of liability in Donkeys which used to bring M ,or amphihious exercise of t h e the lire and resulting explosion i 10 " now s,'u tor unner . oe;vpar of( ,he coas, n California Normal, Genrle, Wosh-ond-Weot cycles all automatic. 2-f peed Surgilator' agitator action gets clothes cleaner. 6 wash water temperatures esen cold-water wash. Built-in-filter screens out lint, sand. Extra softening rinses. 2 spin-dry speeds. Money-saving Suds-Misar optional, small extra cost. Two all-aufomatic cycles plus cycle for wash-and-wear. a Automatic cool-off period no baked-in wrinkles. Shuts itself off ot "dry enough" no overdrying, no underdrying. 0 6 temperature settings with Air for fluffing. Built-in Ultra-Vtolot lamp, o Giant 20-pound capacity. White or colors, gas or electric c.1 use f.1 j .it t, t , I r i ne Division Pugh is the son of the . T v , , " ' "'Mr. and .Mrs hlbert Pugh ot Lake- With I'tsMiiv aRH iiits- DOORS OPEN 6 30 P.M. iiilllld;! INDS TONITl "I MOBSTER" "INTENT TO KILL" aboard the S S. Grandcamp The French blamed spontaneous combustion for the fire on French Line vessel loaded fertilizer grade ammonium Irate The judge said the most plausi-j q- cKRIt'R ble explanation for Ihe (ire was Larrv L. Snead of Klamath Falls a carelessly discarded cigarette ori5 Irving with Detachment "Fox match He found the French neg- trol - ( Carrier Airborne F.arlv ligent and the ship unseaworthy Warning Squadron II aboard the The Grandcamp caught fire and attac) a,rtraft carrier ISS Ran expioded April 1. 1947 It touched1. . Th. .h . ttlth the Seventh off another explosion aboard an- Fleft operating in the Far Fast .other freighter, the S S. High Sntad js a NiUv auation electron f-ver lies technician second class He is I More than S00 were killed and !he n of Mr. and Mrs Leland more than 3 000 injured when thepej,) 0f jr Laurel Street iires sprcaa tnrougn me imau city i on Galveston Bay. there is nothing to Ieed , He ,5 scn mg with the First Ma I People Read SPOT ADS you are 30 DELIVERS THE PAIR! 5 5.15 A WEEK ON OUR EASY-PAY PLAN YOUR OLD WASHER WILL MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT B&B Radio & Electric 316 South 6th Phone TU 2-4434 WONDERFUL 'yJL ADVENTURE. VL Jt- Not since ' Wizard of Oz" I W , such 'an for eve-, fe iujs tukn . mi eitv. ajjja. mk M jifl ir. rr SBjssa. ejjf f 1 ll'! ll!MSl . I B I ' I H V V I ' arLssssBtr i Stalemate Marks Strike HARKAN. K. 'AP' - lUrlan, Count t nui itr'.k m(ipH into. its Mvond day 'oday with no JMpMtt of wtilement Trf has ber" no sii?n ol trKi bl at l'nited Mint? Worker I'nion memberi truck holdout independ ent operators mho hae retued ;o hctj the ne I'MW contract Only a tew pickets showed up on a rainy Monday, first day ot the walkout Speculation here was that ft may he two to fie weeks betore there u any break in the situation The new DM contract pro-. rdes a S3 a day wage increase, (or miners The holdout maintain the increase would break tneni The strike had idled about 3 wo of the 5 000 men who work in Ifatl 309 or so small truck rnine and J larger holdout companies Six hav signed new contracts SSSHiwfc a-i.naM '"' --"hi mmcu $100,000 Suit Leveled By Star 1 UVMLY HI1XS Calif vr Acres Hed Lamarr is askirg lion 000 damares trom a nxKor U hose car ttrurk tier so) wtvle he rode hw bioele The suit f led Moodsv named Frank J Buraei! is Los Anee.ri defendan; R jed Bjrnei; las dnvmi nes..rr".v Jelin nfhoey Loder dL as se nouslv injured m th acetdent Dec He is Miss Lamarr i son irn a former tassand, ac'.or Jor.n 1 Loder. 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