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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 'DENNIS THE MENACE" 'Dennis paints a gold, m&mm .complbtm UNINHIBITED PICTURE. WHICH FIGUffeS.' Traffic Safety Quiz Editor's Nole: Another In series of quizzes to test your driving cbility. Are you one of those guys who tays, "A couple of drinks don't bother my driving a bit?" Well, let's see just exactly how much you actually do know about drink ing and driving. 1. Strong black coffee will offset most of the effects of alcohol. True or false? 2. Just two drinks may reduce your visual "sharpness" greatly. True of false? 3. People who take two or three drinks (social drinkers) and then drive a car are a bigger prob lem than out-and-out drunk drivers. True or false? 4. During the Christmas holi days, about one out of four drivers involved in a fatal auto accident has had something to drink. True or false? 5. About one out of five adult pedestrians killed has been drink ing. True or false? Answers: 1. False. Coffee or other stimu lants, the National Safety Council says, will not offset the effects of alcohol. "Only time," it says, "can eliminate alcohol from the blood stream." 2. True. According to the Amer ican Medical Association, two cock tails may reduce your visual acu ity as much as if you were wear ing dark glasses at night. "Ima gine," the council says, "trying to drive at night wearing dark glass es. 3. True. "As a group, social drinkers can be a greater problem than obvious drunks," the council says. Why? "There are more social drinkers and they're harder to detect. When a drunk gets behind the wheel of a car, he usually attracts attention because his actions are so pronounced oth ers notice his impairment. The so cial drinker, however, usually is able to escape detection until an emergency gets him into trouble. 4. raise. Not one out of lour iloser to one out of two, accord ing to the council. This is almost twice as high as the annual aver age. 5. True. The exact percentage in recent years has been about 22. And during the Christmas, 1937, holiday period, a council study shows, more pedestrians were killed in the first hour than in any other hour during the period. mere are a lot of misconcep tions concerning drinking and driv ing, the council says. Smart drivers know you don't have to be drunk to be dangerous. Doors Open 4:45 p.m. LAST 2 DAYS! 4tef ever happened - - STARRING Fred MacMURRAY-Jean HAGEN Feature Times: 7:00 & 9:45 LADIES! Win Your "SHAGGY DOG" Hoireuf From Steve's Charme Center Tonite or 8:30 p.m. Henley Three one-act plays giv en by members- of the Henley High School Dramatics uiud win be shown on April 15, 16 and 17 at 8 P.m. in the music room of the high school. Tickets are on sale by members. Adults, 63 cents: preschoolers and students, 3d cents. Reserved scats only. Mothers Club University of Oregon Mothers Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Jack Dutchcr, 528 Pacific Terrace, at 7:30 Wed nesday evening, April IS. Election and installation of officers. Mrs. George Brandt, president, urges all mothers of students, both pres ent and past, to attend. Those planning to attend, please call Mrs. Dutchcr at TU 4-6626. OSC Dinner A dinner starting at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, at 'the First Presbyterian Church, is be ing sponsored by Oregon State Mothers' Club, Mrs. Robert A Thompson, president. Dan Poling OSC dean of men. will speak. Call Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. H. O. Jucke land, Mrs. Keith Henry or Mrs. Howard Dewey for reservations. Cow Relies are sponsoring a free beef cooking school from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Tuesday, .at the fair grounds, to be conducted by Bcv Lyons, home demonstrator for Copco. Everyone invited. Free refreshments. Forum U.S. National Bank of Portland wilt present an Estate Planning Forum at 7:30 p.m Tuesday, in the Camas Room of the Wincma Hotel. Guest speak ers from Portland. Everyone in vited. Meeting The Klamath County Child Guidance Advisory Council will meet Wednesday noon at the Klamath County Health Depart Officers Seek Young Hoods CORVAIXIS (AP) Corvallis police said today they believe that teen-age hoodlums beat up ino wne ot Benton county Sher iff Clifford Brown because her husband was breaking up a drag race. Mrs. Brown was found uncon scious beside Highway 99-W Fri day night. Brown said he saw that a drag race was being organized while he was out driving with his fam ily. He let his wife and daughters off at a drivein and chased the drivers. The children were driven home by a neighbor. Mrs. Brown saw another car of teen-agers drive off after her husband so she went to a nearby telephone and called the city police for help. When police arrived, they found her unconscious. The police believe Hint she was beaten up by friends of the youths her husband was chasing. Mrs. Brown was treated at a hospital for bruises and cuts on her lace. She later was released GRANGE NEWS The Lost River Grange, No. 846 Olcnc, held a potluck birthday par ly for all members whose birth days were In Ihc first three months of 1!,VJ, at the last meeting. A niismcss meeting loltowcd the par ty. Among the guests were Eldon Powell, youth chairman for the second district, and his mother, Mrs. Stella Powell, who is chap lain of tlio Goldson Grange on Highway 36. CALL TRANSIT STRIKE ROMli (UPD Rome street car and bus workers have called strike for Wednesday. They are seeking higher wages. NOW PLAYING! WINNER OF 9 ACADEMY AWARDS! "BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!" 1. Best Picture 2. Best Direction 3. Best Cinematography Color 4. Best Costume Design 5. Best Art Direction 6. Best Film Editing 7. Best Musical Score 8. Best Son 9. Best Screenplay ' Famed musical 1 In COLOR by the ' My Fair lady composers! From M-G-M Atiiti Uu.t !. ti II u ts4 Ufc nun II Ml CbIMm I 1 a. I- Dhii Or-ea KJ illO ( I U u4 1 M CITY BRIEFS Jimmy Gleason, Actor, Succumbs HOLLYWOOD AP Actor Jim my Gleason the dour, long-faced actor who played cnaraclcr roles in scores of Hollywood films died late Sunday night. Gleason, 72. had been in ill health for a year. Death came at the motion picture country house hospital in nearby Woodland Hills. His last part was a minor role in The Last Hurrah." SHOW BRINGS SALES NEW YORK (UPD The third annual automobile show, which ended Sunday night brought 40 million dollars in sales to 70 auto makers from nine countries, it was announced. Returns Mrs: Hazel Bethune, who retired six months ago from the corset and foundation depart ment of Miller's Department Store, has returned to head that department. Terry Bales has transferred from the corset de partment back to suits, coats and dresses as a saleswoman. Mrs. Bethune was in the corset de partment for many years previously. ANW Club will meet at the home of Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg with Clara Hudson, assisting host ess, Wednesday, April 15, at 1 p.m 411 Leaders Klamath County 4-H Leaders Association will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the home economics room at Merrill High School in Merrill. Toastmislress Clubs A joint meeting of the Ewauna and Ml Mazama Toastmislress clubs will be held tonight at 7:30 m the Willard Hotel. Featured guest will be Mrs. Lou DuBois, Northwest re gional director of International Toastmislress Club. Happy Hour Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charmaine John son, Marian Apartments, on Tues day, April 14, at 1:30 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 467, will hold an Academy of Friendship meeting in the Moose Hall on Tuesday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. All are asked to come dressed in picnic clothes. Friendship Court No. 11, Order of Amaranth, will have a potluck dinner preceding the regular meet ing Wednesday, April 13, at 6:30 p.m. A main dish will be furnished. . Meeting Parent Sponsors of the Junior Red Cross group will meet Tuesday. April 14, at 10:30 a.m. in the chapter room at the county courthouse. Rummage Sale will be given by Friendship Court No. 11, Order of , PAINT-BY-NUMBER fcrsrr V t DA IMT-RY-MI 1MRFD fill SFT mill W I w " " These charming Craftint "500" series sets add smart decor to every room in your home. Perfect for gift giving! Twelve sets from which to choose! Each dramatically styled set has two 16" x 20 and one 8 x 16" genuine can vas mounted panels. These panels permit a variety of pleasing artistic arrangements. 24 p re-mixed numbered screw cap jars of artists' oil colors, three fine artists' brashes, large bottle of brush cleaner and complete instructions. $1.00 Ottw Crofrfnt oJnl-By-Numb.r Silt m or Iw from $1,00 to 47.0S FLEET'S 322 So. 7th TU 4-4520 , Amaranth, Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 18,. in Clyde and Art's Towing Service, 734 Klam ath Avenue. Anyone having rum mage to donate may deliver it Thursday afternoon or call TU 4-9378 or TU 4-7497 to have it picked up. Jamboree Merry Mixers Square Dance Club will sponsor a square dance jamboree, Saturday, April 18, at the the new armory on Shasta Way. A free potluck for dancers at 6 p.m. followed by dancing. Breakfast will be served from 1:30 to 3 p.m. and dancing wilt continue to dawn. A Centen nial theme is planned with dancers gowns and suits to be in keepiog with the theme. All square dancers welcome. 3 R Club luncheon and cards at the Shasta Grange Hall, Tues day, April 14. Lunch served at 12 noon. American Legion-Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale, Friday,. Ap ril 17 only at the Legion Hall, North Eighth. Doors will be open at 9 p.m. Anyone having rummage MONDAY. APRIL 13. 19.10 can leave K at the auxiliary room Thursday or call TU 4-3893 fur pickup. Degree of Honor regular busi ness meeting at the KC Hall to. night, 8 o'clock. All officers and members urged to attend. 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