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Newspaper Page TextHKRALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fall'. Ore Fridav. .Tune 2. 1959 PAGE 8 A Miss California Entrants Injured In Freeway Crash CITY BRIEFS n w... tl : SANTA CRUZ UP! Thm.thre. Hishtlv iniuri bat conJ..:":J" " !u.VT ."' Hi r.t;rA ' . n . . . . irirsiCTi in naming oocaiente iri' juitru aiiiutiiia vuuicsiaiu;icsitfnis win participate lonigni in;ais in aim a nasmnKion siaic Deauiynne miss (.amortua pageant Here. quen will go on with the show "They are: tonight in the altermath of a lree- Miss San Diego: Leant Lucille may crash here Thursday, which , McCurdv. 19. a dance studio oner. ator who was shaken. Miss Marysville-Yuba City: Jo nelle Elizabeth Johnson. 20, coed at Brigham Young University, who suffered fare, head and leg bruises. also critically injured an elderly couple. A car carrying the four girls , amashed broadside into the auto of James H. Fieldhouse. 71. Santa Cruz, and his wife, Felice. 69. which pulled across the highway In front of them. The couple were listed as "critical" this morning '. In Santa Cruz County Hospital. Wearing special makeup, the California Weather . United Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair v today. Morning high fog. Fog a 1 o n g the ocean throughout ' the day. High" today in San Fran- 'cisco 63, Oakland 68. San Mateo - 72. San Rafael 75. Fair tonight and Saturday. Low tonight 52-56. . Normal westerly winds. ; Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Part ly cloudy today, tonight and Sat 1 urday. Continued cool. Sierra Nevada: Fair today, to -night and Saturday except local i afternoon cloudiness. Cooler in the 'outh Friday. Sacramento Valley: Fair today tonight and Saturday. Cooler south portion today. High both days 77- 5. Low tonight 55-65. Southerly winds 8-18 m.p.h. Northwestern California: Fog on ; coast and partly cloudy north in '. terior. Otherwise fair through Sat-' urday. Little change in tempera '. hire. High-low m Ukiah 74-57; Na ra Santa Rosa 77-53. Va . riable winds 8-16 m.p h. along ' coast. Klamath Falls some time in the future are invited to attend the first of a series of free classes at Klamath County Fairgrounds to be held Monday at 7 p.m. Fur ther information, call TU 2-1537. be held in the Moose Hall. June and July birthdays will be honored Long Enters State Court To Seek Hospital Release COVINGTON'. U. AP Gov. i for a full-scale divorce proceed Earl Long goes into a Louisiana, inc. '.nmtrt InXsu -Ml IIKir. Ia Ik. At, Car ,. i a. I la U'a.ki... J:. h. aUrCwi.Z I? Thpihe l00k ,he reins " ,ale chief engaged himself from the sanity be a l ll"p meetmg at Uie eseculue (he fj , (i , u, proceedings. The senator, a neph- Pentecostal Church o( God . 4637 lrdom ,rom (hgovfrnor, mP4l. Shasta Way, Saturday. June 27, at nifal 2:30 pm. and a meeting at 7:30 hu baery of ,gw Oldtlmen Dance will be held Saturday, June 27, 9 p.m. to 1 a m. in the K.C. Hall. Music by the Smoothies. The public is invited. p.m. A meal will be served at yers will plead their case before Miss Sonoma County: Chonne Mae Patton. 18. coed at Santa Ro sa Junior College, who suffered bruises and chest injuries. A visiting beauty queen. Sharon Joyce Vaughn, 20, of Port Or chard, Wash., who was recently crowned Miss Washington, suf fered head lacerations. A Univer sity of Washington junior, she also will appear in tonight's pageant. Z ' T'T-. "r: """ - Manzanita Chap- head and face injuries. He was a ,,,:, ch0 ,. Silver Wedding-Friends of the Clayton Wiards, members of Shas ta Grange. Degree of Honor and Rebekah Lodge are invited to a reception honoring the Wiards' sil ver wedding anniversary Sunday, June 28, at 2705 Wiard Street, be tween the hours of I and 6 p.m. VM n m CvM-vnna i u-lfnrn . . . . . . i it ivf jUistricl Judge Robert D. Jones in to attend. wnat promjses t0 De , jam-packed (junior high school auditorium. The Opea House will be held at the school is substituting for Coving Reuben Londborg home, 2226 ton s courthouse while a new Wantland Street, Sunday, June J8. building goes up. between the hours of 2:30 and 5:3o Missing from the dramatic hcar p.m. for the Reverend and Mrs.jing scene will be Long s wile. G. J. Anderson. Reverend Ander- Blanche, and Sen. Russell B. Long member of the Santa Cruz Jaycee Hospitality Committee. Mr. and Mrs. Fieldhouse were thrown from their car by the col lision's impact. The three beauty contestants will receive special makeup to night from a judge, Bud West more, a makeup man at Universal International Studios. in the Scottish Rite Temple. All Eastern members and friends are welcome. Nina Hall, WM, elect: Bill Steiner, WP, elect. Postponed The Moose monthly birthday dinner has been post poned until July 25, when it will son is a former pastor of the First Covenant Church here, 1 D-La', two of the three persons who signed the governor's original Texas commitment papers May 30. Mrs. Long remained out of the FT. EUST1S. Va. (UP1 U.S.state leaving the governor's ha Army polar research experts, 41 j tea; corpus freedom plea unchal- strong, have established a basei'engea trom her quarter. tcr now rested with the court Long's chief counsel, Joe Arthur Sims of Hammond, asked Thurs day night for the resignation of Jesse H. Banks'.on. state hospitals director. Sims, in a taped radio interview charged the Long-appointed offi cial assisted in Long's commit ment. He said Bankston kept Long a virtual prisoner and de prived him of counsel. ARCTIC CAMP SET UP camp only 500 miles from the North Pole. The Transportation Corps Center here announced the explorers have traveled the first leg of their journey across the Greenland Ice cap. The expedition traveling by tractor and dog sled, was to study weather conditions and mark a snow passage. UAR HOSTS SELASSIE CAIRO (UPI I Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrived here Wednesday 'for a five day state visit. The African leader was re ceived by United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser, who had just returned from a va cation on the Mediterranean coast near Alexandria. LEGAL NOTICE REPORT OF CONDITION OF "THE BANK OF KLAMATH FALLS" ; of Klamath Falls in the State of Oregon at the close of business on . June 10, 1959. ; ASSETS : Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve bat- ances. and cash items in process of collection ... $ 364.387.02 United States Government obligations, direct and guar- u.,"nteed 1.139.174.71 . Obligations of States and political subdivisions 26.530.41 Loans and discounts 'including $243.58 overdrafts! 1,127,462,37 ; Bank premises owned $87,834.04, furniture and fixtures $20.386.13 108.220 17 ; Other assets , 12.513.68 '. TOTAL ASSETS $2,778,288.36 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor porations . 635.599.09 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 767,428.02 Deposits of United States Government i including postal savings) 17.159.83 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 564.035.84 Deposits of banks . 350.43i.56 ' Other deposits 'certified and officers' checks. etc . .. 20.015.93 : TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,354,674.27 ' Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed money : Other liabilities ' TOTAL LIABILITIES '5.000.00 28.063.10 $2,457,737.37 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ; Capital . '. Surplus Undivided profits , ... .. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA : Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes U.S. Treas. 2','s due 8-15-63 $ 90.00000 . 250.000.00 50.000.00 20.550.99 320.550.99 $2,778,288.36 I. Carlos Linville, Exec. Vice President, of the above-named bank. ' do solemnly swear or ailirm that the above statement is true, and that I it fully and correctly represents the true state of the several matters : herein contained and set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. ; Correct Attest: Carlos Linville, R. F. Mest, C. A. Henderson, D. D. . Reeder, Directors. I SEAL I State of Oregon. County of Klamath, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 25th day of June, 1959. I My commission expires February 2. 1962. R. P. Laudenschlager, Notary Public ho 44. June 26. FAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS . OCONTO. Wis. (f-Jailer Glenn -Fpifarpk at the Ornntn County iaill "knows what it is to be a prisoner in his own jail. He was sentenced .to 30 days for assault and was -tired from his jail post. C--S 2 DAY r7GV Service cssasap m MAIN SI 4 10WN4COUfft! ifSTIMI T0GI FISHIt 3 Miles North of Fort Klamath Crater Lake Highway DENTON PARK No Fishing Limit No Fishing License Needed Fishing Tackle Furnished Spend a week or a day with us! Cottages Trailer Park Camping Pic nic Grounds Swimming for Guests WE CAN HANDLE ANY SIZE PICNIC GROUPS DOUGLAS-FIR PLYWOOD Low Prices On Other Grades SPECIAL PRICE '"x4'x8 . 25 Sheers or more $3.60 eo. 200 SHEETS LEFT CASH & CARRY David A. Richardson Co. Sprinq Lake Road In a surprise move, Long filed a suit for separation from his 58-year-old wife. It served to nullify any possible future committal ac tion by Mrs. Long, but attorneys said the suit was in preparation IT'S A WONPCRFUL STOtl JORDAN GETS GRANT AMMAN. Jordan (UPD The Britisn government has given Jordan Sl.4O0.0O0 to help complete a new desert road to Aqaba, a Red Sea port on the Gulf of Aqaba. a British embassy spokes man announced Wednesday. The road insures Jordan free access to the port. Other roads to Aqaba cut through Syria and are subject to a blockade. AuJktuM WAVE SEE.... LIQUIDATION CAR SALE On Page 7-B of Today's Classified Section JIM WINDEBUICK Co. 1330 Main Ph. 4-3141 Preftuional htir stylists using j Sculpture Wave have dominat ed Northwest award compoti tions for t h r a e consecutive yean It MUST be good. special purchase COOL, SUMMER sleepivear For Reservations Call: Fort Klamath 2312 ONLY Reg. 3.98 'A'' 'yf Cool and glamorous drip-dry Dacren and cotton baby dolls, gowns and pop. t ever 'jamas (leap prat-lily and ee.l. Many different styles all et this special low price. 1 . Just Soy Charge It! 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Numiiier skirls only $3.99 . . . were $5.98 and $10.98. unpressed pleated skirts in prints and solid colors .washable drip-dry cot ton, all in beautiful patterns and col ors, come save. formfit bra special only $1.98 . . . regularly $2.50. cool cot ton with nylon sheer, elastic front for fit and comfort "nylo-braid" circle stitched cups for lasting uplift, also regular $7.50 formfit girdles only $5.95 . . . save 20 to 25 for a lim ited time only. 2-pc. cotton suits only $14.95 . . . nationally $17.95. cool, dark, cotton suits in lovely tie print, perky fitted jacket buttons down the front, waistband, collar and cuffs edged in solid color, bright scarf, nice slim skirt, perfect for summer travel flouney taffeta slips only $3.79 . . . regularly $3.98. taffeta slips just right to wear under shirt waist dresses, adjustable straps, fit ted midriff with zipper side opening, deep flounce on the full skirt, white, beige, blue, black. 2-pc. cotton coordinates only $9.88 . . . were $15.95. famous de signer separates with airy full skirt, and self belt topped with scoop neck blouse trimmed with smocking at neckline and new bubble sleeves, in checks or solid colors, pink, blue, lilac, mint or yellow, use your revolving charge account. maternity tops only $3.29 . . . values to $5.98. sleeve less cool prints in drip-dry cotton, feel cool and fresh in a new top. wear them with a skirt or pedal push ers at only $2.98. sale summer sleepwenr only $2.99 . . . nationally $3.98. cool and glamorous drip-dry dacron and cotton baby dolls, gowns and popover - 'jamas, many dif ferent s t y 1 e 8, prints, lace trims and ruffles, see our ad in tonight's paper. cotton knit t-tops only $2.98 . . . nationally $3J50. sleeve less cool t-tops In stripes, prints, plaids and solid colors, easy wash 'n ready to wear, convertible collars, v necks and cool scoop necklines.