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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUN Five-Month Strike Holds More Despair HENDERSON. N.C. 'APt-Whati Is in store now for this city of 15.000, racked for nearly five months by the hardships, ill will r and violence accompanying a; strike at the Harriet -Henderson! cotton mills" Negotiations, unfruitful fori months, broke down anew this week. The latest breakdown made things seem een more hopeless because Gov. Luther Hodges, who had taken a hand in the talks, ad mitted he had been unable to ac complish anything. fin thi ri.-i !c nf the hrpakHnu-n fsnrk urrc tsWin nn th irifc the company's, the Textile Workers Union's, and the ordinary citizens pf the town. Company President John D Cooper Jr.. announced he will tart a second shift of nonstrikers at the two plants. They reopened on a limited basis Feb 16 and the work force has grown to an estimated 500. Local lawmen and state troopers have kept open dem onstrations by pickets under con trol, but night-time and weekend dynamite blasts have continued. About 400 or 500 strikers listened attentively Friday as the union's Carolinas director. Boyd Payton. proposed a return to work rf man agement would agree to submit contract issues to a committee for study. But vocal opposition grew and finally Payton withdrew his suggestion. Citizens planned to continue their "night watch" patrols begun Thursday in an effort to keep the peace. The citizens carry no weap ons or identifications and serve only to give the alarm quickly to police in case of violence. The strike originally involved 1.200 workers and the union claims that 95 per cent of those who first walked out still are out. Chief is sue then was renewal of an arbi tration clause, which has been in company-union contracts for 14 years. Since then the issues of un ion dues check-off and seniority rights for nonstrikers have been added. H iM-iTiM ;. afT-TT Aft"' Surplus Foods Sought For Welfare Recipients Needy families In Klamath Coun-, mission asked for an emergency ty may soon be eating federal (appropriation of SI. 900.000 to las', surplus foods if a Klamath Coun- until July 1 but the Legislature, ty Welfare Commission plan sue with no more money to spend, ceeds. jtut the requested amount by $700.- If so. the Spring of 1959 will 1 000. mark the first time surplus foods: For that reason welfare pay will have been distributed to wel- ments in Klamath County, arid fare recipients here since the tie-; all of Oregon, must be cut from pression days before World War 1 85 per cent of what the state II. commission feels is adequate to The need here is desperate The meet living needs down to 75 per need throughout the state is des-icent of ' standard." perate. The cause dates back! Mrs. Julia Brown, county wel two year when biennial welfare !are administrator, said frankly appropriations were gran'ed and, that 75 per cent of standard "sim then ran mto the recession. But j ply is not enough." the immediate cause is a cut la She told the commission of onn an emergency appropriation by family of 11 persons in this couh the State Legislature. ty which will receive only $35 a The Stale Public Welfare Com week for food on the 75 per cent ' Three State Study Sought SACRAMENTO, Calif. AP -Washington. Oreeon and Califor nia will seek funds to finance a Joint study of mutual power and water problems. California Gov. Brown said Friday. Brown's announcement followed closed meeting of the Pacific Coast Governors' Power Commit tee at which the decision was made to try to hire a consulting firm to make a full study. Ralph Rrody. Brown's special water counsel, said the- joint study would cast no more than $75,000 Washington and Oregon represent atives said they would have to determine how much money their itates would be willing to expend. The California governor has asked for a $70,000 appropriation to finance a study of proposed California power purchases from the Bonneville Power Administra tion's Columbia River projects. The money would also finance other studies that would concern California alone. Brody said California would ask the Department of Interior to hold a joint deal with the Pacific Gas k Electric Co on the Bonneville project In abeyance until the Western Mates complete they proposed study. THE TURN-OFF POINT to reach tha Haymaker Mountain radar site it located above Keno on the Green Springs route. A well constructed highway leads to the peak of Haymaker Mountain where the radar domes mark the home of the 827th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron. Scientists Require Time To Conquer Virus Cancer Bv DKI.OS SMITH .tinns to mammals." he said. I PI Science Editor Cohens virtues are not cancer- EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo causing. Their value lor an ulti ii;Ph.)n the nuestinn o( wrirth- male understanding of viral- er viruses cause cancer in human caused cancer is lhat they are basis After careful consideration of the demand and the scant supply, the commission at its monthly meeting Friday decided to seek federal surplus foods. The foods would be allocated to famlies on the county's gen eral assistance program mostly families nut of work and in need of temporary assistance. Genera! MbtaaH rolls vary by seasons. ! swer mis week as t0 how "--" uinr tic iiv lain- mllnh Jury Returns Acquittal On Check Charge A circuit court jury Friday niRht acquitted Gerald Chester of Beatty of a bad check charje attempting to obtain money and property by false pretenses. Ora F. Blay of Crescent, fore, man of the secen man. five-worn-an jury, returned the not guilty verdict at 8 45 p m. Hie decision was reached after two hours of deliberation 'ex cluding a dinner recess i at tha close of a three-day trial. Chester BUSY registering Pelicans auditionists are Delight Gibson, ' county jail. left, and Sylvia Day. Name, typa of act, costume and ae- ( The 29yfHr-od defendant had eompanist must be filed on the registration forms. Pelicans hefn accused of offering a worth for 1959 is scheduled for April 10 in Mills School Audi- I less J20 check in payment for a torlum, presented by the Script and Microphone Guild of M fi3 canned ham at the Big Y KUHS Market on South Sixth Street last ! November 21. The state maintained that Ches- Committee Expects Repiy To State's Revenue Needs this any. the state needs for the two-year budget period beginning next July 1. . When the Joint Ways and Means : Committee announces the ilies under the program county alone. What foods might be available is uncertain. Probably they would include hue flour, dry skim milk cheese and butter. ' mated total expenditures that it To cut distribution costs-there Probab V aPPr' tne Tax is very little monev to spend for00!'''" "n s,ar' 10 , aMb. ,h ,., 11 . And lf extra monev is needed, distribution the couniv hopes to ... -,. r. ... . , ,, . . . , v the Tax Committee can be expect find reasonable warehouse space L, , make some cna and to enh volunteer orkers toLcom . ,aw Tn " ,,., chance in their branch of the Leg tslature. This week, the Taxation com additional revenue mittees killed each other's bill: SALEM 'AP'-The House Tax ation Committee might get fts ter had no account at the First Western Bank in Dorris. upon which his check was drawn. Chester related on the witness sland that he believed he had an account at the bank and that he I planned to make a deposit on his i account on the next available day. He said. also, that he had al to increase taxes on utilities. But tempted unsuccessfully to see a it is not certain that they will bank officer about a loan in an stay dead. I ticipat ion of an expected per cap- The House Tax Committee 113 payment cue nic-moers oi me beings, the scientific answer is yes. On the question of whether science will be able to do some thing about it. the answer is again, yes. but it's going to take a long time. These answers reflect the convic tions and confidence of top virus authorities assembled here by Ihe American Cancer Society to make progress reports on their side of the many-sided campaign of sci ence to lick the disease which is the No. 2 killer of people Kxperts on the other sides are here to report Iheir progress, to a group of science writers. One phase will he reported "in depth" daily for seven days, and wlirn all the reports are in. the public parasites of a bacteria which can be studied in close detail for the chemical secrets of "a viral sys tem " The most astonishing secret he uncovered was that the virus and the bacterial cell get together chemically so as to manufacture seven kinds of proteins which hadn't been present before and a type nf nucleic acid which so far as science now knows, is utterly unique in nature. This latter is a discovery com parable to the discovery of a new planet, but since it is chemical rather than physical it won't cause as much excitement. Nucle ic acids and proteins are "build ing blocks in the chemistry of Whether the foods would be ; P,r0b. ' w SLi? '? h d'. tax still have hopes available is uncertain, but theLh are exempt The LW5lalure's second big-market manager commission has written the statei . XH i J.ilU.I k.t k. gest problem how much to in- Ac llio t .p-Mclal lire hermc llv commission for help in obtaining 13lh weck MondaVi estimates as iooos. usually available tnrougn ,0 wnen lt wlll end me rooa uismouuon Division ot April IS to May 1 tne u.s. Department ot Agricul lure. vary from As soon as the Joint Ways and Mmim Committee finishes UD an copies oime ictier nave neen propriatioa bills sent to the county s legislative adjotiuwbnemtngi delegation. Sen Harry Boivin andifor adjournment will begin. Reps. Carl Yancey and John Ker- The Senate Taxation Committee will have an 'up-lo-thc minule tc- " and ,ho "nibinations possible count of where the big campaign now stands. Obviously viruses do not cause cancers in human beings the way viruses inflict them with the com mon cold. If they did there would be no human race. Cancer-causing viruses have to act in extremely complicated and well-hidden ways. Otherwise sci ence would know at least as much about Ihe viruses as it does about from seven new proteins and one unique nucleic acid runs into the hundreds of thousands. CITY BRIEFS Midland Orange The Midland Grange Home Economics Club will meet Tuesday. April 7. at the Paul- the viruses which cause polio, foriine Flower home at 1:30 pin. for a luncheon and husmcss session All grange ladies are asked to attend Call TU 2-0904 for transportation. Board Meeting of the Klamath rails Soroptimist Club will be instance. Dr. Joseph W Reard of Duke University, Durham. N.C.. and Dr. Seymour Cohen, of the Uni versity of Pennsylvania. Philadel phia, made these complications and concealments dramatically lascmaling in describing tne lax- held at noon on Monday in the'hour and a half pondering her claim to womanhood with two as- WARREN COOK LAIRD. 92, pioneer cattleman of Lake County where he lived for 69 years, was buried Saturday afternoon from the First Baptist Church of Lalceview. His death oc curred on Thursday follow ing a long illness. Mrs. Laird, the former Alice Lofftui, was the first white child born in Lake County. Chris Offers To Try Again For License NEW YORK 'API - Christine .lorcensen says she will make her third try for a marriage license some time in the next six weeks. The entertainer, who went to Denmark in 1952 as a man and came back announcing doctors had changed her into a woman. was denied a license for the sec- Rv ei.MFR c. WaLZER ond time t-riday. because her birth I'PI Financial Editor to speed up operations. Any plan certificate lists her as a male. ; Nt;w YORK 'CPU On Mav 17 adopted would be applied 'to an The first denial of a license to, hf Ncw Vork S(ock Exchange I old ouilding. wed Howard J. knox. 38. a ash-! lebrates its 167th birthdav I Construction of a new building ington statistician, came because rm i could provide for much greater he needed papers to show he had,." J?' J? efficiency of operation, installa- necn onorcea ne oniainea incm - -- ;- V. "T. t on of the atest sti-i tabled the Senate bill to increase Mamatn incian irioe. property taxes on utilities, and Defense Attorney Robert Kerr '.he Senate Committee gave the I called only two w itnesses to sup axe to the House bill to boost util- port his case. They were- Daniel ity income taxes. H. Olney. acting superintendent of Proposals to enact a tobacco! the Klamath Agency, and Chester, tax appear dead. Those who want' Deputy District Attorney O. W. a reduction of the capital gains Goakey called only four witness es, including Ronald E. Phair, crease payroll taxes against em ployers to boost the unemploy ment fund is near solution. The Senate Labor and Industries Com mittee plans to act next week. the final drive an! 'nen sfnd ils Plan throu8h ! The No. 3 piece of business is ihe bill to let the governor sub- State Officer Was Wrong, Senator Says bow. is expected to approve this weekl""1 " mature a compre- Whether any other county has the bill to let the people decide "'1 PJrnm, -TKPm5 h :j i i : i . . ... 1. . state Government. Tn is bill has c.m.u suw. a pun n . Known. next year wnetner ney wani a 1 been passed bv the House. SALEM (APi-Slate Sen. Rich- iMincr. ine i.t per cenc oi Ham- tnree per ceni sales tax mat ' ,,., - ard rule went into effect on, would be used for school aid. andi vpru i ana otner county welfare reduce property ana income tax-r n.ngTk ,oin, Vavs and says he violated no traffic laws yet. But the program coincided! The Senate probably will .pass ery well with a scheduled meet-iit. Rut Democratic leaders ii the Here is the'starus of Other llri- ard Groener O-Milwaukie . ston ing here. I House say the bill has not a NY Stock Exchange To Note 167th Birthday and Friday he and Christine tried der a buttonwood tree at whati Means Committee hopes to li- "There was no citation involved, nance a small building program not even a warning," Groener for higher eduueation and institu-, said Friday night, lions. Then a bond issue for a state policeman Malcolm Clark-long-range building plan would be son sa,d Groener was traveling submitted to the people. T0 mics an hour throush tne 2(V Education - Members of the mile-an-hour zone at the Haves Ways and Means Committee say ville School, that proposals to increase basic .. . . school aid are dead, but educa-i Sa,d lion leaders still are working hard! "It" nothing but a damnable to get an income tax increase toU- I did slow down for all zones, support higher school aid. U probably was going 65 on the A resolution for an interim com- open highway. I was not going 6S means of revamping, its facilities mittee to study distribution of ln a school zone. There was no school funds is ready for action school zone. I was not stopped in by both houses. The bill to set upja school zone, community colleges probably will "There was no citation involved, come out of the Senate Education not even a warning." said Groen Committee next week. . er. "I followed designated speedi Highways and Motor Vehicles throuch zones like Rrooks WnnH- electronic de-'The House Highway Committee burn. New Era I certainly watch- inc apart of individual cells that were so delicate as to be almost incredible. Heard did it by slicing Ihe cells Crater Room of the Winema Ho tel Rat May Hold Cancer Clues EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo (API A lady rat is being recruit ed to help find new clues to human breast cancer. The rat ran be gien in just AO days a kind of breast cancer simi lar to the human variety, lt can he speeded up or slowed down by hormones. Doctors hae had to learn most sf what they know about breast cancer from the bedside. Ir Charles Hoggins of the I'nixersity of Chicago told thiv week v Amen can Cancer BocM) seminar. Now they hae a convenient lab oratory animal, the Sprague-Daw ley rat A quicker method has been de veloped lo gie ihe ral breast can cer in 30 or 00 d.ivv it used to take months or years. A remarkable 40 per cent of the rat breast cancers can be inllu enced by hormones a percentage which is about the same for hu man breast cancers. Dr Muggins said there are some J.OOO hormone compounds that might have an effect on breast cancer hut h.ne never been tried. Considering the untested hor mone compounds, we've only tak en a little peek through the key hole and seen a roomful of treas ures. Dr. Hoggins said 'Hindu Reader' Flunks Tests VAN Nl'YS Calif. 'AP'-A self ttyled "Hindu reader" flunked her two most important mind I r.idmg tests. Now she s out of business First. Eve Taylor, 31. Glrndale. flipped a ' tat te Rn advertise ment under the wrong door that of police Sg' Don Wingate Such ads aft against the law here Then she flunked a courtroom xam "What will n-v ruling be?" Judge Martin Kat: asked '-er "My mind i a complete blank." aid the seer. "A fine of tJS," said the judge so thin he got about 300 slices per joregory Conway, will be shown ceil., ine MKT win- im-n m.mj.i .- alK,0.v,su;1l (,m at thp rccll. ed to the high magnifications of ,ar mcelmg 0, ,ne Kanlath FaMs the electron microscope Cohen c;arden nul) Mondav a, ., did it by breaking down the , , t v llhrarv aud,,or,m .FKnl. chemical rear ions of cell to a , !hp fln , D V(,rtrfc cirus-ando a virus toa cell-Kamalh c into exceeding y line detail 5lde a, a round table dScuiSoa Neither worked with human .-.... .. . , cancer cells since no one has everj"" " sard1r" made a positive identification of I ' c,,rdla,l-v rh(1' causative virus (or human ran-lMI" m' at 11 1 m BrlnK a sa'k cer. Science's conviction that there are such viruses is based; " upon there being more than 50. Posiponed-The ru.-sd.iv. April viruses which definitely cause luncheon meeting of the Past cancers' in frogs, chickens, rah- Nohc Grands Club has been post hits sn.nrreU or mice because of illness of one Reard, however, observed parti- rlec tn tissue cultures nf human leukemia cells which he thought Organization meeting of Ihe .ould he virus articles hut the , Mamhth ( ounly Independent Rase- idenlification was anything hut ball League will be held in the certain Other scientists on the recreation office in Ihe city hall umr nanel minimized the onssi- at Klamath Falls at pin on bllltjl that the particles were ot a Tuesday. April 7 The schedule of nn. ,c cn ic, ii c.i ik. ..Jccs for handling transactions, has killed the bill to make more ed mv sneeris when 1 came to tha again. Lk k,, ,.,i.j ..' .k- nr.iiltUM) printing the trades on a i monev available for federal I designated mum I'm nnt fnniith City clerk Herman Katz spent an ticker tape that could keep matching funds hv increasing the Lnonoh , ind' ,H iniM. ... agreement was drawn un 3h"ast a11 mark:ts' . . gasoline tax from six cents a gal-Maws anyplace." agreement was orawn up Th. nlav ,.nl wkpn he inn m m, 1 . sistants of the City Corporation 'just about three years after rd(,r5 -ffl be'soed to the ex-l However th. Bku. r u. ''ocner said a lobbyist. Ted Counsel. His denial left the way George Washington was inaugu- cnane .. radj xhe Yonkcrs Uinn micht' ee.H in i,,,, kil.lurncr 01 1 rtiana. was lollowini rated our tirst President at the ca 7. kiiu- iniinn m,.nk ;"..' ' '" "j """I mm in anotner car. j.. ....... uniun ,nim..nic:.u. ' s.i t i Flower Arangnnrnts by J. open for Christine to apply again. competent evi- cornet -of Broad and Wjl 'streets. :hjher than the present sealevel committee has approved a bill to Gr"er s"ld T"r,ne.r ,la,er " .uLxnTTh.---- TV. fbJT " nr cxcnangc nunaing ana tnus laeai-: provide 24 million dollars in bands 1 1 , 1 "." with "legally dence "I need more papers, let's put many changes The first securities lv simed for radio reception to build the bridge at Astoria ' low,n8 'ou aI1 the lime. It's very it that way." said Christine. "Sev- traded were government bonds With communications what thev But it attached a condition that ' s!ransc lhat I did not get a ticket en years ago." she explained. Today some of the governments are jt n0 longer js necessary 'oruhe bridge cannot be built unless'1' ou one. 1 was right behind .ivn . ... . '"'..' '-"'" . .. . . .-' " "- tne exenange to remain in nan Washington state oavs for half of ."u- listed but thev seldom I asked my lawyer if it was nec- traded on the big board. essarv to chance mv birth certifi- Back there we wxre an agri cate He said no. hut apparently cultural nation. Today we lead I will need a new one.' the world in industrv. Financing industrial America and its rail- of the members. Street. A move to the outlying1 it. The Senate has the House hill area in adjacent Westchester to provide protection against un- County of w hich Yonkers is the j insured motorists. principal city would get awayj Labor-Nothing has been done Irnrn Iha traffic nrnhlnmc that n kkl i un ,j, ..-a n u'n c,ru, ,4",, auuui rtvijuuuiicdn-siMjnsorea o s ads centered on Wall Street. nm ,.. .vrhanee memhers . h,... . . . ,.k' tradition of years ' " ' ' ii .oii.i . I., in ti im.t i:,s, pi f em Funeral coercion by labor or manaRe- for their funds, and to hold demo cratic election.s of union officer.- Here is the tradition of Wall Street een is known in Rus sia and blamed for everything the Russians do not like. Twice in those years the stock viral nature. They emphasized that viruses had never yet been found in human body cells. Whv should human body chem- to attend istry be exempt from such iral play for the season will be drawn up and anyone interested in enter- nj; a team in the lea sue is muted Missile Flurry May Have Set New Record I t x A r J i I f a V r I i .1 . . . . - - -I LiS, Z I.1-. vv- "T . " 5," of Christ officiating the CapV Fnoay when thr big SSiS. tS when be saw the and ' T ballistic missiles were launched mZff l0W m Klamath Memorial Park the span of .'i hours. tlIrM! Ncw Vork states- gmernor. ..... II was reported unofficially that NciSOn Rockefeller, squelched the . .v t.v ,v;. vwi .r,,, all the tests were successful, t.. , LAKL ILW ! uneral arrange- As far as it was known, some I Many sccljon, of lh. Ea are ments w,U be announced by Ous- rRINTF. Funeral services for Hiram Sod- exchange has threatened to move rjc prince. 58, who died here April aay irom nan Mreet ine nrst 2 wll) piace from th. Chapel time was m 1333 and the second o Vard s Klamath Funeral Home snort nme ago nn iondilv. Annl . at 2 30 D m Patrolman Clarkson said he fol lowed Groener at speeds up 10 70 miles an hour for nearly two miles. "I didn't know who 1 was fol lowing and I didn't know him by sight. But I recognized Ihe name when I saw his identification from the publicity he's had in connec tion with the police." Clarkson said. F.ach threat followed a ork City threat to tax "" with Kenneth Morgan of the Church I Concluding! .invasion It wouldn't be natural if it were. Beard sliced up the I body cells ol chickens which con tained viruses lhat had caused j those cells to become malignant I Cohen got inside the cells of a particular kind oi bacteria wnicn Coffer Ileal fin Oregon CeB werc under attack by a partial tennial discussion will be held at lar virus specialized In those , he Winema Hotel, Camas Boom, cells 1 starting at 10 a m on Monday. Beard found lhat cells and vi aiCordms (0 Ben Swartz, Klam ruses were working in more or alh ,-lHlnlv Centennial chairman less perfect harmony for one pur- ah interested persons are urged pose, which was to manufacture l0 ft0D Dy new v: uses which would then; tike over more normal cells uta Mr, Adflin( Houck which would likewise become y.-ih,. opwatpr ,n, Swansen sort of record was set when theiwoo,ng the stock exchange in the cy-Osterman Funeral Home fori lor. air-to-ground research rocket nfw oc,0n aav from Wall and a Jupiter intermediate range street. weapon were fired toward ocean, Tw0 ol these places are identi- lawts- 'tied Yonkers. N. Y . and New- Mi. l.akl-The Mothers' Club powerful Titan ICBM. a bold Or- hone of ueiiinc it to mov. m Mr5 Mary C Striplin. ItTVVl . ilt Ml rt lO 101 nOMlC Oi it'l all -lOkl. OUIIU I.-M-rfH;i llVMl n.u. Vit nn auav -nm U all Dorothea Mack. April 7 at 1 30 pin The Rev Andrew Jarvis will conduct a Bible studv. 73. who 1-akevicw on Saturday morning. She was horn on June 9, 1885. at Sunderland. Kngland Survivors include two sons, Wil ms brooders The cell wasn't harmed but its basic nature was changed It now served the virus Beauty Shop, will leave soon lor Idaho for the summer Mrs Houck will supervise farming operations rather than the chicken It d.v,d-.n hhonlr1(.jd 0? ?r a n. m... won ,n 1957 a veteran o! ihe ,nd the more raP.dly I MM vJ Arnn Cnrnv f, up lo fjyW T"overseas ,n World War II for three new cancer causing viruses were I, j( Afrf m) ,uv ,)fr "tatS connection, the common fej ZT Rupert and and well known viruses, such asl"url' ln " r Rllr s'" polio and influenza viruses, kill " f"nl b"n and the cells whi.h they invade IPotatoes. Beard showed thai this chicken .... virus hv enslaving the cell rather' '" - friendship Court than killing it. caused a "complex No. Order of Amaranth will of diseases. ' rather than one rel-fwld a public installation oi o' Slivelv simple cancer Not ,n cers at 1 p m Sunday in the Scot were malignant hut those which l,,h Rl" Trm?' Al1 Monic bod were included two types of leu-;' nn Inends are invited, krmia. or blood cancer It dem onstrated Iheie are varieties of Ql'IKTED HOW I INC. ways viruses can cause cancer' Hushpuppies. now a favorite hot in chickens' Beard said he stud- bread in North Carolina, developed led these chicken cells because from a cornmeal cake fried in tish thev happened to he the easiest, fat tha! was fed to hunting dogs Pont think there is no tela-i when they howled None of the missile veterans s.rk v .1 Thnr. am , nv.,, - liam S. Lincecum of van Nuys. could recall when three ballistic UM altogether seeking the ex- California, and Duncan C. Lince missiles had been launched pre- change hut the exchange isn't di- cum. Lakeview; one daughter. Mrs. viously in one day. vulging their identity without their Carl Williams. Phoenix. Arizona. It also was the first loud noise permission which isn't forthcom- and one brother. George Camp heard at the Cape since Tuesday mg. hell ol Lakeview. Mrs. Striplin when a Bomarc interceptor mis- Yonkers has made an alluring was a member of the First Presby sile was fired against a B17 drone offer 215 acres of land in a set- terian Church and Oriental Chap target SOU miles away. ting that though it is some joiler No 5. Order of Eastern Star. lt was the third straight triumph miles away from Wall Street is Arrangements are awaiting the ar for the 90-foot Titan, which the Air accessible to a wide range of rival of her daughter. Force hopes to make operational (territory. in underground launching s,l0s The S'onkers site would give the MORE YANK VISITORS within a vear The 110-ton rocket exchange plenty of opportunity for LONDON 'I'PI' More than carrying an inactive second stage .1 future, growth, lt would provide twice as many Americans as any was 'ired on a limited range flightKast parking space for automo-'ttther foreign nationality landed of about 300 miles. hilcs It would be within easv in Britain during 1958. the Home Titan, first of the advanced reach of New Jersey. Long Island Office reported today The report second generation" missiles in;and New York City itself. said 417.S33 Americans came to Ihe US. arsenal, was launched. It is known lhat the exchange! Britain, more than half of them successfully (or Ihe third time in 'for a long time has been exploring tourists. jo nays oy sianin c o crewmen Several hours later, a B47 let bomber roared in over the Cape and shot the 2.Vfoot Bold Or ion test vehicle 700 miles down range The solid fuel Iwo-stage missile will he capable of span ning distances of more than LOOP miles when developed. Dependable Coverage MAYFLOWER AUTO INSURANCE VERN W. EMLEY stnvt eta Wanted - Salesman! Furniture ond or floor covering experience to do both in store and outside selling for well-established store now expanding operations. Good lines of merchandise, excellent salary and working con ditions. A real opportunity for tha right man. Ap ply in person at . . . LUCAS FURNITURE - 195 E. MAIN MAKE THIS A MUST ON YOUR CALENDAR SI .069.492.50 Original Cost ... One of thi West's Finest! j. t. Mcdonald logging co. discontinuing operations in the REDDING Area Everything will be sold piece by piece to the best and highest bidden . . . Nothing will be held bockl PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY APRIL 16 ON PAVIO HIWAT . . . U.S. r 44 S M.l-i Utt ( REDDING, CALIF. At SMIN01ITOWM, CAUI. i. . rte r it.ii egatssstal ""r r '"' '! an majoi rriMi inciuoino rsucits. ltamas. cats, cisni, mo- TOII IOC, Sit IN IXCIUINT CONDITION. HAVINO SUN lllullt 0 IICONDITIONID rot .Ml SNTICI'STIO PIISINT IOOOINO SIS ION INVENTORY HI-MGHTS 1 CaTERFIUAR 0-1 21 DIESEL LOGGING TRUCKS led., ecu ot IMSffJksS, 1 LOGGING aRCHES 4 Hyiwti Trscl. 1 Cs'C to-. ,g - Trotlf. MOTOR FsTROL C. Mete, ret-et al 12 Ls.o, t'Oft Ti'. S"a. IT IsdsSi cnlinf 11 SINWOITH lejj l-sj-j Trwtbl 10 WSI Dual 0i 's Cwntmtnt Etg.n. rwn Lib Htit. $ S p i Mat", Wat Stat. I INTttNATIONSlS. 10 WSaal. dual d" legg-a Ttwtti w Cvta-mi-t fsg,nt l-O - a . ar,l. $ . . - Ma -t. WoVtr la... :: RtQE IIS4 ll LOSBINI TRAILERS AN l t -v . Tt. CINE M S IV Yd C-of. la( aj D-4 E-wj - w I-a- la, C- -tf 0ae aw - S . AUOr It Plihita Trsttkl Sarvica Traaki lira I,. l.ka TrN AmSvlaac., Can. Camp S ... 1UIMH, Offita la,wteaaat - ,,m.u, i-. - .., ra.i,. oifica l, .-... An c. -.a'.. jack m .. t ana aiaar, mmmr jiami. COAWIITI COMMUNICATION! tTITUI-MOSIll UNITS - ArSCNATT IAOIO - TIANSMITTItl llCttVIII. tTC. SENO FOR FREE CMCUUR Milton J. WERSNOW David WllfZ rilS Mal.aia SAO la J.li la. Aali AA. t- lai II C. Wl S-SSAI AUCTIONTIII MA A. 1001