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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. MARCH 13. lfl'ifl PAGE 10 A School Named For Wilson LEVITTOWN. Pa IAP) The ichool board (or this commuters' community decided Thursday night that Woodrow Wilson would be a better name for its new high ichool than J. Robert Oppenheim r. When the Bristol Township board decided last year to name the high school after the famed acientist. often called the "father of the atom bomb," the American Legion and the Veterans of For eign Wars raised a hue and cry. In 19S4, the Atomic Energy Commission denied Dr. Oppcn heimer security clearance, al though affirming his loyalty to this country. The commission, during lengthy hearings, had asked him questions about alleged Commu nist associations in his younger days. At a meeting attended by 400 people Thursday night, the board voted 4-2 to rename the school aft er the World War 1 president Dr. Oppenheimer. now director of the Institute for Advanced Stud ies at Princeton, N.I , declined comment on the decision. When he first learned the school as to be named for him, he had Audience Figures Reported For Australian Crusade sion of thf racial problem (n .aid. "but all our own mee'.infii American schools. everywhere have been integrated, "It's not the sort of question you with Negro counselors and pat can answer in two sentences." he tort." fa-XT V.? MKLBOl'RNK. Australia AP Billy Graham announced today that attendance so far in his month-long Melbourne crusade has been about 526.000. Of these 19.368 came forward to make "decisions for Christ." More than lofl.ooo are expected for the last Melbourne meet ins Sunday. Graham told a news conference this is the rr-ost moral big city he has ever visited. The evangelist said he plans to spend a two-week vacation on Queensland's Gold Coast resting this is the most moral big city for the last Melbourne meeting Sunday. Graham told a news conference this is the most moral big city! he has ever visited. SNOB APPEAL PHILADELPHIA (AP A Phil-j adelphia car wash place has hit a ' new high in snob appeal. A sign there reads: "Foreign cars washed only in Imported water. I The eanqelist said he plans to IpMd a two-week vacation on Queensland s Gold Coast resting and writing a book ! Today there is so much litera ture of despair." he said. ' I want I to wnte a book of hope. It has . been burning inside me for a long ! time now." He had been warned that a meeting today at Melbourne Uni versity might turn out to be i rowdy but found it one of the quietes of his tour. i He cracked jokes about hillbill ies and about himself to a crowd ithat listened intently. The audi ence overflowed into an adjoining lecture hall, where it watched by closed television circuit. 1 At hie noM-t frtnOrenr f.raham who is from North Carolina de clined to be drawn into a discus- WALLET UMtWi rlUr 70 Ml ft. 1 J. W. KERNS 734 So 6th NOW OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE IN SHOPPING FOR APPLIANCES TV PARTS LAWN EQUIPMENT SEEDS CHEMICALS uid it wait "a nice kind of honor. Reds Seize Japan Ships TOKYO 'AP-The Soviets re portedly seized two Japanese fish ing hoats and 32 crewmen Thurs day between Japan's northernmost Island. Hokkaido, and the Soviet held Kurile Islands. The Japanese coast guard said Soviet patrol boats arrested the Sensho Mnni. and Koiyu Maui about 13 miles off Shikotan Island, largest of the Kuriles. The Soviet Union has now seized five Japanese vessels and 33 fish ermen this year. Last year the So viets captured 547 Japanese and 79 boats Moscow radio in a Japanese lan guage- broadcast warned that any fishing boat within 12 miles of a Soviet coastline would be captured. SADDLE MOUNTS of memberi of the Klamath Saddle Club are beinq trained for thi coming Centennial Pony Express mail ride in which members of the club will take part. The relay run carrying mail to Portland is scheduled for early June soon after opening of the Centennial in Portland. -This picture was taken at the Olene home of Mrs. Donna Abner. Left to right are Mrs. Dorothy Harrington, up on Nick; Mrs. Clara Howard on Toby; Mrs. Juanita Stevenson on Cullen; Mrs. Levina Mattoon on Tony and Mrs. Donna Abner on Chief. Ex-Convict Gets 3-Year Sentence DETROIT IAP i Leon W. Har tent. who says he has spent tilt of his S3 years behind bars, has been given another three years in jail. U.S. Dill, .ludce Frank A. Pic ard sentenced Hartent Thursday for attempted bank robbery. Bank guards grabbed Hartent when he walked into the National Bank of Detroit and handed a tell er a note asking for $1,000. Luck Takes Better Turn DETROIT APi Kermit RchcH's luck has taken a turn (or the better. Schelt, a factory worker, had his car demolished in an accident several months ago. His wife. Ruth, was hospitalized for a ma jor operation two months ago. Two weeks ago, Schell, 50. was hospitalized for treatment of an ulcer. Thursday. Schell was awarded $2,500 first prize in the employe uggestion program al the auto plant where he works. He suggest ed a new plan for painting auto fenders. Husband, Wife Schedule Talk TL LELAKE - The Rev. and Mrs. Harold A. Fisher, fraternal workers in the American Mission at Beirut. Lebanon, will speak at Ihe men'5; breakfast, 7 30 a.m. Sunday, March 15. in the Tulc lake Comimjnily Presbyterian Church. Pancakes and bacon and egRs will be served The visiting missionaries will also speak at the morning wor ship service at 11 a.m. illustrat ed with slides showing native dress, customs and other informa tive and interesting pictures of Ulfl pOQPlt they have worked with The Rev. and Mrs. KisIut have been in Beirut for five and one half years serving in the Amer ican College for Women, The Rev. Fisher is director of' radio com munications and was the lirsl to establish a library of educational films in the entire country of Lebanon. 'ACTORS' llONORfcl) NEW PINE CREEK Mrs Maxine Robnett, Mrs Opal But ler, Mrs. Florence Butler and Mrs. Buna Paris, nicmhers of the Kelly Creek PTA whose husbands had been in the recent PTA play, hon ored them with a dinner in the school cafeteria recently Mr. and Mrs-. Frank Padget and Mis Doris Colahan were special guests at the event. Mrs. Padget and Mrs. Colohan, teachers at the school, were presented a remembrance from the group. REV HAROLD A FISHER DRI NK DRIVER DI N'SMl.'IIt - A Dunsmuir jury found Allen Baker. 60, of Callahan guilty of drunken driving last Fri day and he was sentenced $263 in Dunsmuir Judicial Court. He was jreprosenled by Marry Hammond of reKa aner nemg charged wit n driving while intoxicated, driving on the wrong side of the road and ignoring a stop sign. District Attorney Albert Newton Jr. pre sented the people's case. DON'T ABBREVIATE HONOLULU 'API - Don t ab breviate Hawaii, says Postmaster George T. Hara. PoM office regulations say ihe fledgling state's name should he spelled out. STOCK WALL PAPER V 's - 'j OFF ) A & B PAINT 1229 E. MAIN S It lakes about two acres of farm crops er person to feed the Unit ed States. 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