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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1959)
1 FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 5 A A ROYAL RECEPTION plus generous helpings of strawberry shortcake were waiting tor Miss Aviation of the Klamath Basin, Donna Kessi, and other Klamath Falls residents, who made the trip from here to Portland on May 2 to advertise the coming Aviation Week and Air Fair, May 1 1 through May 17. Guests were greeted at the airport by city officials, including Mayor Jean Blalock, city recorder and Municipal Judge Van Thome and Mrs. Thome I Joyce Whitlatch), former Klamath Falls residents; Bill Warden, president of Sports men Pilots, Lebanon; Claude Darlan, president of the chamber of "commerce;-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Caldwell,, chaperons of the Strawberry Festival Court; Don Baker, chamber of com merce manager, members of the court and others. A queen is to be chosen before festival days, June 4 through June 6. Center is Miss Aviation, in cowgirl costume.. Others, left to right, are misses competing for the strawberry fete crown, Dixie Allison, Sherry Pearson, lavon Kindopp, Kay Parker and Judy Girod. Photo by Floyd Congress To Be Inf ormed Of Nuclear Test Dangers level of background radiation al ready In the air. He said an advisory committee WASHINGTON (AP)-Sclentlsts tell Congress today what the radioactive fallout results might be if the nuclear powers resume largescale tests. The Senate House Radiation subcommittee has heard this week a wide variety of testimony on the effects of fallout from atomic tests conducted so far. The hear ings end today. An Atomic Energy Commission scientist testified Thursday it was FACES PILOT SHORTAGE LONDON UPI Britain is setting up a "university of The Air to combat . a threatened shortage of airline pilots, John Hay, joint parliamentary secre tary to the Transport Ministry, told the House of Commons Wednesday. He said that unless special steps are taken soon there will be a shortage of young pilots after 1961. There are no railroads In Ice land, but there are about 2,728 miles of highways. GRANGE NEWS POMONA GRANGE The Klamath County Pomona Grange exemplified the fifth de gree Monday, May 4, at 8 p.m. in Midland Grange Hall. Ten candidates were initiated into the fifth dgree. They were Lewis and Grace Stork, Wallace y and Netta Britton and Jerry . Sayles of Midland Grange; Eu gene Newnham and Sylvia Gab , brial of Lost River Grange, and Mary Lou Lindsey, Virginia Fos ter and Delmer Thurber of Shas ta View Grange. The ceremony was' performed by grange officers Francis Flow ers, master: Alex Cammock, over seer; Marjory Newnham, chap lain; Mayme Cammock, lecturer; t Ruth Johnson, secretary; W e s " Johnson, treasurer; James Flow ers, steward: Bill Novotny, -assis tant steward: Mildred Novotny, lady assistant steward; Minnie Andrieu, pomona; Rosa Meeker, ceres: Mary Lou Caldwell, flora; Pauline Flowers, Pavitt Newnham and Duncan Stewart, executive committee: Alice Hoover, degree captain, and Kathryn Smith, mu (ician. Attendants of the court were Ruth Andrieu, Betty Crapo, Mar garet Sayles. Rosie Thompson, Mary Lou Lindsey, Virginia Fos- Area Pair Back From Bay Area ' PflPT lrlNFS Mr and Mrs Bernard Davidson returned to Fort .Tnru trnm Kan Franri.wft. Sundav evening. They attended the Grand -Commandery of tne ftnignts, oi Templar at tne new Memorial ma -.ionic Temple in the city. Thpv were ArrcnmDanied bv Mr and Mrs. Robert Eiler of Gazelle and by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arn ' During their stay in the Bay Area, they toured the aircraft car rier USS Hancock; where Ensign Ttonert Eiler jr. is siaiionea. ter, Frank ie Flowers.- - Jerry Sayles, Bob Crapo, Eugene Newn ham, ' Ray Andrieu and Delmar Thurber. Assistants to the court were Al Pryde and Floyd Hoover. Hap Caldwell took the part of the specter and Leon . Andrieu handled stage lighting and thunder and lightning sound and visual effects. The decorating committee, un der direction of Netta Britton, fes tooned the hall with an abundance of spring flowers. SPECIAL FIR Plywood Blows 225-: y, ,. ' each c 2M Hrt'xrrr; " f ,-. KLAMATH VALLEY LUMBER 1940 S. etli Ph. TU 4-4816 A no-host potluck dinner was served by the home ec chairman, Zella Sullivan and Her committee. Effective Fri., May 8 . PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS WILL BE OPEN Until 8 o'clock on FRIDAY NIGHTS and will bo CLOSED SATURDAYS prudent to . a s s u m e' cancer deaths of children would increase proportionately as fallout in creases. Dr. Jack Schubert, chemist at the Argonne National Laboratory, said his studies of children's can cer had convinced him the maxi mum permissible level fixed for fallout radiation should be low ered considerably. He urged that the level for strontium 90 the most dreaded substance produced in nuclear blasts be cut in half. The levels are set by the Inter national Commission on Radio logical Protection and the U.S. National 'Committee on Radiation Protection. Dr. Gioacchino Failla. - veteran Columbia University physicist who long has been associated with both organizations, testilied that the maximum levels had been lowered several times since they urst were set in 1934. But Dr. James F. 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