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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
MONDAY. JUNE 22. 10.V)
Homage Paid
To Barrymore
HOLLYWOOD JAP) . The
theatrical world pay final hom
age today to Ethel Barrymore.
Requiem Mas will he recited
for the great actress in the Church
of the Good Shepherd, Beverly
Hills.
Mis Barrymore, 79. died of a
heart ailment Thursday.
She will be buried in Calvary
Cemetery beside her brothers,
John and Lionel.
Pallbearers will he Joseph Cot
ten, Orrin Kelly, Neil S. McCarthy,
Herbert Bayard Swope Jr., Char
les Brackctt, Phil Dunne and Dr.
Clyde Barton
About 300 mourners attended
recitation of the Rosary for Miss
Barrymore Sunday night In the
Church of the Good Shepherd.
Among representatives of the
movie colony were Spencer Tracy.
Ina Claire, Blanche Ring. Kelly
and Cotten.
Mis Barrymore's three chil
dren Samuel Barrymore Colt, John
Drew Colt and Ethel Barrymore
Colt Miglietta. and the children
of John Barrymore, John Jr. and
Dolores Bedell, were present.
The other daughter of John Bar
rymore, actress Diana Barrymore
had planned to fly here for the
funeral but could not because ol
burns suffered when a pot of boil
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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4-H NEWS
MERRILL SHKKP ( LIB
The Merrill Sheep Club had its
meeting June 10. Vice President
' Vireima Parker called the meeting
ing fat fell on her leg while she t0 order Everyone t0j wnat Ujd
was cooning in ner .vw iors of shcep tnpy nad, We got our
apartment. membership cards and record
Movie fans clustered in knots'book,. n,, next mttllg m be
ouisrae me cnurcn as tne actress th. ilrs. Wednesday in July.
casket was carried 30 feet past
banks of floral wreaths into the
sanctuary for the Rosary service
Producer-Writer
Combine Forces j
LAS VEGAS. New (AP)-Movit
producer Cubby Broccoli and nov
elist Dana Wilson arc honeymoon
ing here today.
Actor Cary Grant was best man
at the ceremony Sunday at the
home of gambling casino owner
Beldon Katelman.
It was the third marriage or
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the 35-year-old bride who.se novels Lls wcs(ern shjrU green
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chairman Joannne Olson told us
that we were invited to ride in
the Elks' Parade, which at a later
Shirley Moore,
News Reporter
, WRANGLERS HORSE CLL'B
The 4-H Wranglers had their
May meeting at the fairgrounds in
(he exhibit building. The hostess
was Joanne Olson. The meeting
was called to order by President
Carla Pyles. Secretary Gail Camp
hell read the minutes of the last
meeting. The junior leaders, Adele
Goehring and Bob Drace. told
about the first part of the achieve
ment program,-"The Rider" and
-told everyone to study for we will
have a test on it at the next
meeting. We talked over our uni-
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date we got a trophy for first
place. We were marching unit No.
37.
Our leader passed out the record
books which later Vice President
Steve Schmeck will check over.
The president adjourned the meet
ing. Mary Drace
News Reporter
.MALIN PORKERS
The meeting of the Malin Pork
era Swine Club was held at Knis
kern's home. First we looked at
Neil's pig. then we went into hold
our meeting. The president, Ron
Pope, called the meeting to order.
Mr. Weatherby said he would look
at our hogs on Sunday. Then we
talked about various things, such
as what time we had to be at
the fair, how heavy our hogs are.
and what we were going to do at
the fair. Members present were
Roger Weatherby, Betty Pope,
Hon Pope, Glynna Weatherby,
Danny Duncan, Neil Kniskern,
Linda Ingram, David Lindsay and
Philip Petrasek. The next meet
ing will be at Linda's house July 1
at 7:30.
Philip Petrasek,
News Reporters
GREEN THUMB CLL'B
Mike Soran called the meeting
of the Green Thumb Gardening
Club to order. We discussed about
seeds and other things. Kound out
that parsnips should be soaked.
then make a line and put water
into it and plant them. We talked
about what bugs look like. The
meeting was adjourned by Mike
Soran and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Perry.
Patrice Soran,
News Reporter
FRKEZERETTE8
The fourth meeting of the Poe
Valley Ereezcrettes was called to
order by President Susan Bebber.
The meeting was held at Mrs
Robber's, our leader. We saluted
the flags. We decided to clean up
the roadside for community serv
ice this year. We will meet at
Mrs. Bebber s home and nave a
picnic alter we linish. For new
business we discussed the fair.
Song and yell leader Sally Wenz
led us in the songs. "Home On
The RanRe" and "Puff-a-Billy's
Mrs. Rehber showed us how to
make frozen strawberry jam. Re
freshments were served. The
meeting was adjourned.
Sharry Sherman,
News Reporter
Cuba's Gay Gambling Belt Looks Like Ghost Town
HAVANA (AP)-The gambling
belt that started out a few years
ago to become the Las Vegas of
the Caribbean is taking on the air
instead of one of Nevada's ghost
towns.
With few toursts, the luxury ca
sinos that were thriving a year
ago in a cascade of dollars are
playing today to lots of empty
seats. The outlwk is grim, gam
bling operators say.
They are hanging on in hopes
the start of the next tourist sea
son will bring bark the well
heeled traveler. The tourist period
is best b e t w e -. n Dec. 1 and
April 1.
The National Tourist Commis
sion, with Prime Minister Fidel
Castro's support, is running a pro
motion campaign. But casino op
erators claim the government
hasn't done much to help them.
They would like to have slot
machines. The one-armed ban
dits together with personnel
termed "undesirable" by the gov
ernment were the first to go
wh:n Castro allowed the casinos
to reopen in February.
Operators say slot machines
are important because of their
appeal to women.
The revolution killed the last
tourist season and sent the casi
nos reeling. They were closed for
nearly two months after Dictator
Fulgencio Batista fled on Jan. 1.
Of nine Havana casinos permit
ted to reopen, seven accepted.
Two have closed because of no
business in the last month the
Dtauville and Sans Souci. The
five remaining of a multi-million
dollar investment are: Habana
Hilton, Riviera, Tropicana, Capri
and Hotel Nacional. '
Less enthusiastic operators are
wondering if the tourists ever
will come back in large numbers
Although Castro himself often hasj Although barred by an army or
cited the importance of tourism to der from the hotels, soldiers car
the country, operators contend irying long arms and submachine
some government orders frighten
tne tourist away.
They cite the airport frisking of
visitors an order only recently
lifted for illegal Cuban pesos.
Some arrests were made and the
adverse publicity didn't help the
casino or hotel business.
guns can be seen around the
streets.
The government undertook a
cleanup drive that hit at the
city's usually uniphibiled night
lit-. Scores of houses o' prostitu
tion, suburban "shows" and other
nocturnal features that made Ha
vana the wicked lady of the An
tilles were shuttered.
The casinos that are sticking It
out must maintain large stalls.'
Cuba's labor laws don't permit
dismissals for economic reasonr'
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Youths Held
For Shooting
DALTON, Ca. 'API-Four white
youths were held in jail today in
connection with the fatal shooting
of an 11-year-old Negro hoy.
Sheriff Donald McArthur said
warrants charging murder would
be taken out against Hermit Prit
chett Jr., 18: Herschell Elkins. 18;
Billy Joe Rolen, 17; and Leroy
Gentry. 23, all of Dalton.
The Negro, Tommy Dwight, was
shot to death June 13 while he was
at a fish fry at the home of his
uncle, McArthur said.
The sheriff said the white youths
admitted firing at the Negroes, but
they said they svere only trying to
scare them and did not know any
one had been hit until the next
mo.ning.
The youths were arrested Sun
day.
Fire Claims
Texas Youth
FORT WORTH. Tex. APl A
child burned to death Sunday
while a babysitter rescued his
brother and two sisters from the
second floor bedroom of an apart
ment house.
The parents. Mr. and Mrs. Step
hen Creed, both work nights.
Valerie Pool the babysitter, res
cued Kathy, 6, a polio victim who
uses crutches, Gail, S, and Ricky,
3. She said she -thought Stephen.
was with the group.
The boy's body was found
wedged between a wall and his
bed. only a few feet from the
back door of the house.
Heart Urged
To Avoid UF
NEW YORK IAP) Dr. Paul
Dudley White has advised the
American Heart Assn. not to
merge its independent fund drive
with Unitqd Fund or Community
Chest drives.
White is the Boston heart spe
cialist who attended President
Eisenhower when he suflered a
heart attack in 1955. He is a found
er and past president of the
American Heart Assn.
Heart disease, he said Sunday in
a statement, .is "too serious a
problem to hide in a segment of
a I'nited fund."
Submerging the problems of
heart disease in local Community
i nests or l nited Funds, he added.
would seriously delay our effec
tive progress in the treatment
and control of this dangerous
threat to our lives and health."
White said that while federated
funds serve a useful purpose, they
were never intended "to enter the
fields of extensive and intensiv
scientific research or the training
oi research workers.
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Light bulb prices will advance 15 on Jun
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Indirect ea.
2 lb.
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Regular or dnp
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Bel-air brand "Premium"
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Mexican Mob
Lynches Two
JALAPA. Mexico (AP Aumor
itics preswd in investigation to
dny into th lynching of two men.
one of whom my have been faise
ly atYiisrd. of raping and killing a
3 ymr-old girl.
Julian Beniiei. 3d, anr Krancu
co Cotla. ts. were lorn from Iheir
mil cells in lla Saturday. drKjrd
to the villas square and Kicked,
.tinned and beaten to death by a
mob of some 4 not) pernons.
A member of the male attorney
general' Malt in Veracrui mud
one of the victim! may have been
innocent
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