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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Orp.
Wednesday. June 24. 1010
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
I ripf ir
' I'a bet x?u can't find yox purse
CITY BRIEFS
Two Bulletins
Help Laymen
Two bulletins ha been pub
lished by the Stale Department
ol Geolosy and Mineral Indus
tries as contributions to the knowl
edge of the state s mineral re
source and to ho'p the layman
or geologist see the structure of
Oregon.
The first. "Lode Mines of the
Centra! Part of the Granite Min
ing District, Grant County. Ore
Son" as written by Georse S
Koch Jr.. assistant professor of
geoloay at Oregon State College"
Bulletin 49 describes the opera
tion of the Buffalo Mine, largest
producer in t!-e granite mining
district. There are descriptions of
the mineral deposits and the ge
ology of the area.
It may be obtained from the
department' offices in Portland.
Baker and Grants Pass for fl.
"Guidebook to Geology along
Oregon Highways" is bulletin 50.;
Its immediate use is for the Col-
liege Teachers of Geology Confer-1
Delmar Hawley. who was grad. ' " POore b' ,he National
tiated this year from Kbinalh:Sclcnie foundation, which began
i dim ii. u ck,.i ...it i... ik..iJune 13 in Corvallis and will last
... unt.t .lune 27 The other ik. i m an Kastern manhunt
niuiiliilg 01 .junr 101 inr mi t - w
Force Academy at Colorado describe Oregon's geology. i
Springs.
DELMAR HAWLEY
Lad To Leave
For Academy
4 i
H- .,L. -.i-V.. 3
WINSTON D. PURVINE
I
I CZECHS SENTENCE PRIEST Icuned of doing -everything to in-1
Vlfc.NNA lTIi A Roman, cite the population against the
ANCIENT ART
Catholie priest a. sw.eflred b, ICommuniat regime." th. Czech I J T" L . .7
. Czech court t. I.ve year, im-1 newspaper Pochoden said. Tyrner '""i lJJ.W.L t Jt l
. . . . i,.u . , . . . . . home ol perhaps the most ais-
pnsonment for nti state activi. heartily hated socialism and the tmctjVe That art the "Niello"
ties, it was disclosed today. The workinj class." th new spaper which ha been practiced for
priest. Jaros'.av Tyrner. was ac-lsaid. m0re than eight centuries.
Orefech Chief
Awarded Post
Meeting Woman'i Society of
Christian Service o' the First
Methodist Church will meet Thurs
day, June 25. Executive meeting
Then, early on the following
Winston D. Purvine. while on
was elected
ast week to the national commit-
II deals with Willamette Vallcv Technical Institute Division.
the Coast R,.nge. the coastal re-!0' ,he American Society for Engi-
gion. the Cascade Range, the """": cuucauun ai riusnurgn.
.i D. I. j.Mnn. -r n
ath Avenue. Anyone wishing to, by the academy and shut away Kona aroa- ,ne cretaceous and ' ' .
contribute may deliver rummage !i,om all c:,ccpt military life until l"UaT formations in ceniral Ore-'"' ,,"""
Thursday evening or telephone September 7 when quarantine h Paleozoic, triassic and h committee begins July 1 and
i . . . ............ bc ki.. . t- . itM unnau- iiirve vfdrs npnre
10 o.m. and business meeting ljiu ir.n or iu to nave, and basic cadet training are cuiti-i'"""--'1 .. h, , . ',r-j lrnm ,
i n y dnu upiee ano louous inei J"-' ' "
Columbia Rher Gorge to Port-! inspection lour of several Eastern
land. technical institute campuses and
W. D. Wilkinson, nrnfessnr nfi,rom a national conclave of the
p.m., followed by worship and a
program entitled "New Ambassa
dors, for Christ" led by Dorothy
Johnson and Esther Johnck.
Clyde's Towing Service, 7.H Klam-lmornlng. he will be swallowed up
the rummage picked up.
plctcd.
i Hawley received an appoint-
Meeling of the World War I mcnt to the school from Sen
veterans ana Auxiliary na Dcen ificnara .cuoei scr. nc suust- acl-l-
cnangea to tnursaay, June . aiqucntiy passen a rigia pnysicar : ' - -
I.l'ii, II ,1 I . . .. l I aim U,l:k..UI HI IIIC A,eUIOi;V Clin-
in me wn nm. nciresn- t-xaminaiuin ins pairn.s. ..... a.iu J.Iarvev eer.,lk. A,.n M leeh.
ill meet Thursday. June 25. .1 menu w.ll be served and reporUMrs Vance F Hawley. Klamath i "'' at he nS inedical' institute, under the State
the church. Ninth and Pine Street, given on the convention and on Kails. -received a wa.pi letter ol """"'P' " r.?,...,,oWa,n,r1 i n,vCrsitv-ol New York , ,,ai.
cinctatu alion from the senator. ul'""""t"la w.i.lis iu.i ......
Christian Women's Fellowship ip.ni.
Purvine conferred with Dr. L. L.
There will be a ootluck luncheon i veteran legislation
at 12 p.m. with devotions to follow. . Jiawfy will noarn an airliner
I Roekhounds-The Klamath Gem!,he morning of his departure at
Forty Nlners-The KL'HS Class if Mineral Club will hold a reg-!K,"Rsley eM- t , , . .
of '49 reunion will hold a meet-jular meeting Thursday at 7.sol He was letod by about 4 Irunds
lng Thursday. June 25. at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Lounge at i "ccntly at a i party given ,n his
p.-j. at the W.llard Hotel. 718 North Seventh Street. Mr. 6nd!hunr h"' " ,Mu";
. Mrs. Louis Pinion will display " '""": -" -'l' tf
n,. . ....u. , KLIIS. who received an alternate !
friendship Lourt o. it. uraer- 7 - -
of Amaranth, will hold a rum
mage sale Friday, June 2i. at
OFIN PAILV 7lOO P. M
ENDS TONIGHT !
M
KERR'
Ftaturai 8:15 & 10:45
UMTril MtTTUtll. HENRT
rftVW -t'I
THIS SATURDAY
ALL NITE SHOW!
in jewelry.
ippointinent to the Naval Acad
emy at Annapolis.
Okay Needed
mi's lane till founds en-
sibly will meet Wednesday, June
24. at the Community lounge at
7:30 p.m. All inlorested persons
arc invited to attend.
ing organization of technical
stitutes.
j He was looking for ideas to ap
ply to OTI when it is moved to
its new site in Klamath Kails
proper, and for a man to replace
Dean of Instruction H. A. Peder
sen, who is retiring.
Purvine interviewed candidates
lor the position from LaFavette.
the State College of
The original name of Oregon
was New Albion, named by Sir
Francis Drake in 1579.
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FOR EVERY u
MEMBER OF
YOUR FAMILY
TO SEE J
AND ENJOY!
Walt Disney's
Opinion Given
In Slay Case
j Tl'LKLAKK Parathion. Sy
(ox. Phosdiin and similar highly i Indiana:
iioxic organic phosphates can be' Pennsylvania. Binghampton, .New
iiicd in California only by per- York, and New York City.
ons holding a permit for such. The new man's precise title will
1 Lse, it was announced today by
J the Modoc and Siskiyou Coun
jiy agricultural commissioners of-lices.
They further stated thai retail
trs may not legally sell such ma
Itri.ils unless the purchaser sign;
a statement that he holds a valid
permit. Malalluon does not fall
in this category.
Permits may be obtained from
JJJ TIOMNtMAMA.
FMtars mt 7:2 fiJO
. Aomissioft
CkiWrm r 12) .. iOt
iummn A StvJenrt (when
sKwin cardtl 71c
A4ult . .. .. S1-00
GRANTS PASS 'AP' Mrs
Frances Irene McCurdy, recently
released Irom the Oregon State
Hospital alter being confined
since her two children perished
II years ago. slill is under com-
rcilmnnl tn the hnmitnl nH ran.
. . . u , .j 1 1 ,i. a ,k i Lcrov Smith. Modoc agricultural
not yet be tried for the deaths ofi. - , ,, ,
n.nn.-tir nf Rill llnun Sicl-n-mi
her children, a judge said .Mon
be dean of technical education.
$0)(6)(0)95
12.3 Cu. Ft.
Holds 430 Lbs.
Of Food!
TIRED BONGOINT.
I.FKSV!l.I.E, SC. 'IPIl -Pat
Fox's bongo drums were stol
en three months ago. Monday a
voun;. anonymous telephone call
er told him where he could find
thein. and he did. "I guess he just
got tired of the drums," Fox said.
"Or his parents did."
Vern Owens'
Cascade Home Furnishings
124 North 4th
Phone TU 4-8365
inspector or. Bill. Huse. Siskiyou
Courtly deputy agricultural com
missioner. Requirements for sccurtnn a
()onnit are (hat the user must be
mare of the nature and hazard
of the chemical, he must possess
motion asking the judge approvea respira.or am. prop-
I el piuiiiiiie 1 lutein ii'i vavu
spray worker, he must have a
supply of emergency antidote and
know how to use same and he
imust he familiar with the rules
and regulations governing the use
of such materials.
day.
The unsigned opinion by Cir
cuit 'judge Edward C. Kelly of
Medfotd was issued Monday and
was challenged immediately by
Disl. Ally. Max D. McMillin. who
filed
to reconsider his opinion.
Judge Kelly also said two mur
der indictments against Mrs. Mc
Curdy were drawn by an illegally
constituted grand jury. The name
ol a substitute grand juror was
drawn from a trial jury panel in
stead of from Ihe entire panel, he'
said.
The judge overruled McMillm's,
motion to -dismiss the origina.
murder indictment, accusing Mrs
McCurdy of murdering her son.
Paul Bernard. 9. It was returned
m nun. - NF.W YORK (API Film siar
Judge Kelly said any further Marilyn Monroe was reported in
proceedings agaut Mis Me excellent condition today after an
Curdy ' cannot be undertaker, operation She is expected. to leave
'without a report from the proper the hospital Friday.
; oil iter of the Oregon State Hos-i The nature o the operation w as
Ipilal that he is of the opinion that not 'disclosed. The surgeon was a
ilhe defendant is able to under-; gynecologist. Dr. Mortimer Rodg-
sland the proceedings and assist er:
Film Actress
Said Better
; in her dclcnse '
-INDS TONITCV "SOME LIKE IT HOJ"
jTouring Chiefs
Land In Paris
DORIS
JACK
ERNIE
DAY LEMMON -1(0 VACS
ALL TERRIFICALLY
IN THE
HAPPIEST
HIT OF
THE YEAR!
He said "there was no evidence
ol pregnancy. She had not been
feeling well for a couple of days
prior o coming in here "
Her husband, playwright Arthur
Miller, said the surccrv was of a
PARIS ' AI" - Nine American t.orrPCIlve namre.
governors e 1 route to Moscow lot Mlnor and Marilvn both have
a 21-day tour of Ihe Soviet I'nion. Xpr(.55) desire to have child
landed in Paris tday for a bnel'ron She has had two miscarriages
sightseeing tour. Mn lh(Mr marriaSe.
The governors are l.eroy Collins,
of Florida. Georne P Clyde ol , ,
I tail. John E. Davis ol North Da- .!Pd,Tin
kota. Luther H. Hodges of North , svWlUUl
Carolina. Robert D Meyner ol
New Jersey. Stephen 1. R Mr-
Nichols of Colorado. Rohcrt II
Smylie of Idaho. William G. Strut
to' of Illinois nd Cecil H. Vnder
wood of West Virginia.
Rests Vell
COLOR 1
STEVE FORREST
PARKER- FENNELLY
' SPOI.KTO. Italy i.P - Louis
; Armstrong, his silvery trumpet si
llenred by a pneumonia attack, was
Ircporlod much improved today all
2ltmli ntih ?)lltt cr rcslin cl through the night
lUlUUIlUlW?! One of the great ja musicians
Kumith rm Orrnn ; doc'ors said he expects his patient
BWvuig Southern Orrfnn , . ,
and .vonn.rn caiifnmia 'o leave the hospital in a few days
PviMiiiwd dau.v f.pi saiutda n, Armstrong, who will be 59 on
Main tpln(i
BILL JINKING. Mn.jMrf Editor
TLOVD WYNNE Cily Editor
Enltrrd arcd Jaa mutter at Ih
pnat of (tea at KUaTiatb r'allt. Orraon
Ion Auiuat 9C under rl nf t:,incr WM taken to the hfwrnta!
i-ort1-rl . i i. i
July 4. was Rtricken early Tuosday
I)Ot(rs first thmicht had a
ricart attack bciause h com
pUtned of chcHl pains.
The )zrad-voiLTd Negro enter-
iwi.gr paid at Ku'math riii. Oreaon, in central Italian town. hcre
i he and his band had arrived Mon
jrtay ntcht alter a tiring trip from
(New ork.
nd l artrtition! rrilini nffioa.
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Cotton
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