SUNDAY. MARCH 22. 1959
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Business Good; Profits Lousy
SEATTLE API - Robert R
Williams' service station here did
I brisk business Thursday night
but his earnings were mighty low
Chas. J. Ciiek
TAILOR
Suits I Slocks Mode to O.der
Porfoct Fit Guarantood
119 SOUTH 7th
'DENNIS THE MENACE"
Happy Days LA Firemen To Burn Down Schoolhouse
lie was selling gasoline at I penny
a gallon in his campaign against
gas wan.
And with every five gallons
purchased, Williams threw in a
free quart of oil.
Cars were lined up for blocks
and before he raised the price
hack to normal, about 2d 3 a gal
lon for regular, his three-man j
crew had dispensed 900 gallons inj
an hour and a half.
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LOS AN'CiELES AP
Hie school's on fire!
A cry to rip at a town's heart.
lo bring hysteria and heartbreak
Next month an old school build
ing a regular fire trap will go
up in flames while firemen stand
hy and watch. They'll put the
torch to it themselves.
What happens then could save
our child's life.
This will be one school fire
hat was planned ahead of
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U.S. Tallest Wading Birds
Schedule Migratory Flight
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In the marshes of Blackjack Pen
insula on the Gulf of Mexico one
of America's tallest wading birds
paused in it feeding from time to
lime, raised its head and trum
peted a whooping, haunting call
lhat could be heard for miles.
Furlher down the peninsula a
pair of whooping cranes engaged
in a stately dance, circling, now
ins and leaping trom side to side
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U'Pli Prince Bernhard will
leave The Netherlands April tl
for a 12-day visit to the United
States, officials said today.
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with white wines outspread.
These antics signal that the
magnificent birds, now almost ex
tinct, will soon start their 2,000
mile flight from their winter
home at the Aransas Wildlife Ref
uge to Buffalo Park and another
nesting season in Canada's North
west Territories.
They will begin leaving in early
April, in pairs and families. They
probably will leave at night, but
the urge to travel may strike in
he daytime.
They fly so hiyh nobody will
ee them unless they come down
fo some hidden bog for a day of
test and feeding on acorns and
crayfish.
The whooper population is now
3'). the largest since annual counts
were started in 1938. Three times
since then it has been down to 23.
TnV flock of 32 that spent the
winter here includes 23 adults and
nine young hatched last summer
DMf Great Slave Lake in the
Northwest Territories the big
gest crop of whooper chicks in 21
years.
Another young bird stopped off
for the winter at Mingo National
Wildlife Refuge in Missouri.
Six cranes are in captivity; one
Rrackenridce Park. San An
tonio. Tex. and five at Audubon
Park. New Orleans.
KI.AMATH COUNT?
niHTRKT COIWT
Everett El Hi Givem. driving while
intoxicated, dismissed motion d it met
torney.
William Hugh Stokes, fail dim head
light, dismissed motion district attorney
Pedro Paul Martinet, no operator
license, dismiasea motion dutrict attorney.
Lharies Daniel Jonnson, tail Hop at
top sign, $5.
William Mllo Colbert, no Hop light.
7 SO
Martin Karl Franz, fall duplay li
cense. S10.
Wilmore Joseph Gaynard Jr., viola
tion basir rule. 33.
Iiaac Franklin Atterberry, over
length, tan
George Arnold Anderson, driving u-
pended period, request time to consult
an attorney set March 25 at 10
to advise court ol plea; released
120 hall posted.
Elmer Ray Hannaford, fail display
license. 33
Donald James Coleman, fall display
license. S3.
Edwin Franklin Ritchie, truck speed
lng. $7.50.
Laurence Russell Barkley, minor pos
session of liquor, enter plea of guilty
time paaiing sentence iet March 20 a1
10 am. SAO bail set; remanded t(
sheriff
William Leroy Couch, Inadequate
emergency brake, $3.
Clarence William Badger, no PLC
permit, $23
Doro'hv Lucille Whitmore, violation
basic rule. 35.
Harold Knips, violation basic rule.
112 SO.
Dorothy Ann Clark, violation basic
rule, 35.
Garv Addison Mitchell, violation bas
ic rule. 37 50
Richard Henry Jr.. improper muffler.
33
Delberi James Folk, no emergence
brake. 35
William Dtvight Hamilton, fall dim
headlights. 33.
Shirlev May Kinney, fail dim head
lights. 35
Jack Leroy Walters, exceed declarer
right, 310.
Ira Willis Stacy, fall display Insert
plates. 33
James Patrick Smith, Improper mul-
fler. 33.
Clarence Eugene Wander, furnish liq
lr to minor, entered plea of not guil
request time to advise on trial.
set March 20 at 10 am ; S250 ball set.
remanded to sheriff.
Chr r O . ,i r Dan. el-. on , flrnmc
while Intoxicated, entered plea of guil-
tlme passing sentence March 20 at
am ; bail set 3400, remanded to
ahertff
.erett Ellis Givens, reckless driv
ing. 3100
Albert Henry Becker, vagrancy, time
enter plea, set March 19 at I p m
bail set at 3250. remanded to sheriff
Albert Henry Becker, fail drive on
ght. time to enter plea set March
I at 3 p m : ball set at 330; re
manded to sheriff.
Joseph Cisco Spurlock. fail stop at
stop sign, 317 50
William Jackson Fater Jr., violation
basic rule. 310
lames Ottis Taylor, overlength loan.
330
Edgar Shr linn West brook, violation
basic rule. 312 30
Robert Iee Harrison, violation basic
Jle. 33
Edward Raymond Cola, violation bas-
rule, dismissed
Velma Balrd Steers, violation basic
Fire'ttime. Flames will roar up drafty
open stairways, through tran
soms. They'll lick through wooden
Moors in a three-story school con
sidered a potential death trap a
school a lot like those still filling
with youngsters five days a week
some places.
Fire experts from over the na
tion will be watching the unusual
experiment It was born after Chi
cago's tragic school fire last Dec.
2 killed 91 persons, mostly children.
The Los Angeles Fire Depart
ment wants to see just what hap
pens when flames sweep throuch
n old building. Tne firemen also
want to try various ways of stop
ping the fire.
ror that purpose, they re in
talling automatic sprinkler sys
tems in some sections, also thick
er transoms and doors in some
classrooms,
inspections this year, touched
off by the Chicago fire, showed
many fire hazards in Los Angeles
private and public schools. Some
were easily corrected; some have
caused buildings to be condemned.
The test building. Robert Louis
Stevenson Junior High School, was
abandoned because of foundation
flaws. It is more than 30 years
old.
"Operation school fire." starts
April 11. Al least 14 separate fires,
scaled off from one another, are
planned.
Fire officials feel it will take
much of the guess work out of
school safety precautions.
They think, too, it will help them
save lives when somebody shouts
The school s on fire:
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run
33.
GRANGE NEWS
GRANGE 395
HAPPY CAMP - Mrs. James
Tristan was obligated into Happv
Camp Grange 395 at the March
16 meeting. The first and second
degrees will be given at the next
arange meeting on April 20. and
there will be a potluck dinner at
6:. in p.m. -
The drill team for the degree
work will practice at 2 p.m. on
Sunday. April 19.
Talks on conservation were given
by Peter Kovalic and Gordon Glain
of the forest service. Members
of the grange were interested in
the road program and tourist at
tractions in the area. Elk Creek
and Doolitlle Creek have been set
aside for future use for Happy
Camp water supply.
Two movies on wild life were
shown.
Refreshments were sened by
Mrs. Klump. Ester Robers. Viola
Dale, Sara Nesbitt, Inez Kanig and
Mrs. Vaughn.
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12:45 P.M.
Charles Robert Crayne, truck speed
ing. 37 30
Kenneth Wayne Johnson, passing on
curve. 37 W
Dave Harry Weyler. fall stop at stop
sign. $3
Ivon Liesing Trapp, Inadequate root
brake. 33.
Geanne Genevieve Traley. fall display
license, 33
Clifford Jeron Shuck, driving ob
scured vision, 37 50
Hermann Trederirk Rnmtvedt, fall
splay license. 33
Harry Buster Gorge. fail stop at
top sign. 33.
Albert Henrv Becker, agtancy. vvi
or 12 1 1 davs in lieu of fine, committed
Albert Henry Backer, fail drive on
right. 315 or 5 days in lieu of fine,
committed
Clarence William Badger, no PUC
permit. 323
Robert Miller, knowingly uttering
and publishing a forged bank check,
requested to waive preliminary: or
dered held to grand jury; bail set at
31.300; remanded to custody of sher
iff. kl MATH FAILS
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George William McVay, drunk
or 13i days
LaVenna Newell, permitting minor
to violate curfew, continued
William M. Cowan, drunk. 330 or 35
dav
Oscar Olson, drunk. 323 or li t days .
Pasculita Thompson, following too
close!.. 33 or 2'a days.
Wlliiam K Kangas, drunk. 323 or
12'. daw
Olaf Widenstrom, drunk. 123 or
days
Herman N Thompon, drunk. a
or 12 1 j days.
Gerald McCulley, anion, wm or n'
Hospital District
Again Discussed
HAPPY CAMP The proposed
Klamath River Hospital District
was one of the subjects brought
before the Siskiyou County Super
visors at the last week's meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. L G. Hill and Dr.
Richard Graun appeared before the
supervisors with Assistant District
Attorney Hennessy.
A motion that the final hearing
for the hospital district be set for
April 7 and that it be properly ad
vertised for three weeks before the
hearing, made bv Supervisor Clin
ton .lackson, was passed by the
board.
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ELAINE STEWART-FAITH DOMERGUE
FEATURE TIMES:
1:00 - 4:05 - 7:15 & 10:25
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Dick, drunk
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3X3 or 12' s dav
Link. $33 or 13
Tisrnr
Sadler, running traffii
stop sign. 33
Gordon
light. S3
Rollie L cm. runnin
Franklin T. Zaninlna
licence. 33
Lotlie M Maasey, expired
plalei. 33
Milton latches, engaged
contest. 323
Dwaine P. Shedd, vlolalio
rule. 320
David Dee Brown, paing on right
Rush Leonard Long, reckless dnv
lng. 323 or
Katie Ma
light 33
Ann tltiaoeth Watt era. fail yield
right-of-way. 330
Vernnn Durant. meter ticket war
rant. t.
Philip H. Pedlar, running traffic
light. 33
Terrell, running rraffi
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Russian Names
U.S. Beneficiary
PITTSBl RliH kP) Unci.
Sam is the btntftciSTPSS
mated SAn.ono esm of Rw-ian
immigrant woma.
Kxecutor Jeronv w wow sam
Mr. .lpnnt si!prman tn!d him to
ext th monfv to the govern
ment.
She aid this country had al
ways treated her well and she
wanted to show her appreciation
he added
Mrs Silverman died of a heart
attack March at the age of 75
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SNORING OBSERVATION
VICTORIA. B.C (OTII - When
Don RoMnsrm. member o( the
British Columbia Legislature, lell
asleep Thursday during an all
night session, opposition member
Btirnaby Cordon Powding listened
to him snore and commented
"That's the most sensible ob
servation we've had from the
government side (11 night."
ROGER SMITH
CARA WILLIAMS
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