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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1959)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Car Plunges, Driver Escapes James Laurence Chipman, 41, of Chiloquin escaped injury Sunday afternoon when the car he was driving tumbled 20 feet down an embankment at Modoc Point on Highway 97. Chipman told Oregon State Police he was northbound when a south bound car drove into the wrong lane, and roared off after forcing Chipman onto the shoulder, and causing him to lose control of the car. Officers said the car traveled to feet along the shoulder, then skipped back across and off the highway. In the last decade the cancer cure rates have gone up 32 per cent. That means 38,000 additional lives saved yearly. But the Amer ican Cancer Society says 75.000 more could be saved by earlier diagnosis and treatment. Barbershop Quartet Show Finds Delighted Audience An appreciative, near capacity audience greeted visiting barber shop quartets, the Eugene chorus and local talent, the Klamath Ba sin SPEBSQSA chorus and The Incidentals, a quartet from the Crater Lake Chapter of Sweet Ade lines Inc , Saturday night at the 11th annual Parade of Barber shop Quartets in the Pelican Theater. LIVING LONGER The defeat of many diseases has increased life expectancy 22 years since the tum of the cen tury. Cancer, too, will be brought under control by science, accord' ing to the American Cancer So ciety, which in the past 13 years has spent more than $67,000,000 seeking the answers. Bob Perkins. Coos Bay, emceed the program which brought the re peater Lake Oswego Four, Sea Clefs, Coos Bay; Capitol Chords- men, Salem: Bay Town Four, San Francisco, and the Four-Do-Matics, Seattle, to Klamath Falls. Members of the Sweet Adelines in Centennial gowns ushered. John H. Houston, general chair man of the parade, led the audi ence and combined musical groups in Auld Lang Syne at the close of the performance in anticipation tiiat this year's appearance of the quartets may be the last. Other use of the theater building may prevent any later barbershop shows in Klamath Falls. Funds from all parade shows above actual expenses have gone lor summer camp use by youth groups ot Kiamatn uoumy. Reds Deny Air Patrols BERLIN (AP)-The Soviet Em bassy denied today that MIG fight ers have begun regular patrols in the air corridors linking isolated West Berlin and West Germany. There was a similar denial from American officials. The Soviet Embassy Issued its statement in East Berlin after re ports circulated abroad that a So viet fighter squadron had been as signed to patrol West Berlin s air-lifelines. "This report is not true," said J. W. Beburov, the chief Soviet spokesman. "There has been no change in the air corridor situa tion on our side. The only change has come from the American side." The sixth annual All-America In dian Days to be held in Sheridan, Wyoming. August 6, 7, 8 is expect ed to bring the largest convergence of Plains Indians ever to gather near the site of their last great victory, the Custe- Battlefield. Over 100 young Indian girls. picked for beauty from among the many attending tribes will com- pete for the Miss (Indian) America ll 41 ls iJ 1 t V DM nfV7 ii i H 5 WA RDS MONTGOMERY WARD V7 czf.:. -.J i ". ' "i. w . .' I lr1f- A. . J m3 T3 ft L zL a vear on water and detergent with 1 signature 1 ALL-FABRIC deluxe washer ffmam mil lip lu ' mii "'" ' ' I . CT Cf I ( le. detergent J vXj. 1 C I I I I I I centerposl machines. , ' - L y y ! DOES A BIG FAMILY- rf I - JSJ ' SIZE WASH; 100K ' Mft . M ' ; I SAVE 21 229.9s HOW YOU SAVE! JT 1 (0 Signature uses ' j I 'j leu water I I than centerpoit - 1 1 automatics. You :S f" t II lave an aver- J)m age of 10 gal. -rfS! per load, save J V on water heat- -es i . 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