Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 29, 1959, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS Klamath Falls. Ore Monrtav, .tune 20, 1SSB PAGE TWT. Trail Left By B-24 Crew ! Spurs Probe for Remains north. Afler more than J y tits' can bomber crewmen ho are AN AIRPLANE'S roar competing with the pounding of 29 hear produced tria en above, when these students with perfect attendance (or the Lorelle Full Gospel Church vacation Bible School each received e plane ride as their reward. Pictured with them are the Rev. Richard Stewart and his wife and the various parents of the children. WIESBADEN'. Germany in the hot. dry Libyan Desert, the sear was virtually intact. The tracks at the crossing were made by five hich tried to during the war. Three were aban doned and two made it to the AP (sons several miles beyond the end coast. still carried on U. S. records as missing in action. . "It is possible, the teats theo- Italtan vehicles iriies. that the missinc airmen- crass she desert by corsservsnz their enercses and walking only at night could have followed the route (of the Italian cars) until they reached the aban doned vehicles where last hope faded." an Air Force official said. Discovery of marker trail point-i ing north over the Libyan Desert ha. spurred the search for the re mains of nine crewmen of a V. S : bomber which crashed in World War U. The trail was found by a U. S Army mortuary team which has searched across some 500 square miles of sand in the past three weeks. The team's next objective was the remains of about 10 per- GRANGE NEWS FIFTH GRANGE DEGREE Twenty four candidates for the Fifth Grange Degree were initiated at ceremonies conducted by Klamath County Pomona officers at a meeting sponsored by Upper Klamath Lake Grange at Toma hawk Ski Club Tuesday evening. June 23. at 8 p.m. Candidates who received de grees were Ben and Gladys Run nels. Micki and Mayme Wamplcr. Merle and Wayne Keefer, Barbara and William Glidewell, Oran and Frank Bailey, Carl and Doris Lambert. Peggy and Robert Sloan. Ruth and Newton Nelson. ! Spencer Erickson. John L. Fox, Nancy Fox, Arthur Esgleston. ' Junior D. Miller, Douglas Tennant, Karen Alfstad and Olive Johnson Pomona officers who exempli ' fied the degree were Francis Flow .' ers, master; Alex Cammock, over- feer: Marjory Newnham, chap lain; Mayme Cammock, lecturer; Ruth Johnson, secretary; Wes 'Johnson, treasurer; James Flow-;-ers. steward; Floyd Meeker, gate keener; Bill Novotny, assistant steward: Mildred Novotny. lady: . assistant steward; Rosa Meeker, ceres; Minnie Andrieu, pomona; Mary Lou Caldwell, flora; Pauline Flowers, Pavit Newnham and Carl Yancey, executive committee; Kathryn Smith, musician, and Alice Hoover, degree captain. Rosa Meeker and her assistants Bill and Mildred Novotny opened the meeting with a presentation of the flag. Attendants of the court were Ruth Andrieu, Betty Crapo. Mar garet Sayles. Rosie Thompson. Virginia Foster, Rosalee Caldwell, Frankie Flowers, Jerry Sayles. Eugene Newnham, Ray Andrieu and Floyd Hoover. Hap Caldwell played the part of the apectcr and Leon Andrieu was in charge of sound and visual effects. Alice Hoover and Freda and Bible School Youngsters Given Ride On Airplane Three Airmen Face Charges An airplane ride at the Klam ath air field was the treat given 29 youngsters with perfect attend ance at the Ioretla Full Gospel Church vacation Bible School held recently. The school concluded its two weeks not only with the airplane ride, but also with a special pro gram held last week. Carrying out the theme "Flying with Christ." the church was decorat ed with model planes donated by the Hobby World. The United Air Lines furnished posters for the walls and plastic models of the DC-7 Main Liner to each child. Other models furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Barney Brown were hung at each window. During the evening Bible verses of the trail. I Reports from Bengasi said the The search was launched after I remains of about ja persons lie a team of British geologists found near the abandoned vehicles. It he almost undamaged B2i Line- i had been assumed they were lui- rator on hard-packed sand. The,ian soldiers, but the mortuary bomber, identified as the "Lady crew said they could be the Ameri- Be Good" from Bengasi, apparent- iy had made an unmanned belly landing on its return from a bomb ing raid against Naples. Italy. Ap ril S. 1843. The logbook recounting the flight, flight gear, fatigue cloth ing and full water jugs were in their original places inside the plane. It was believed the plane was damaged in the raid and the crew parachuted into the desert. then perished in an attempt to AMAR1LLO. Tex. AP Three J. Henry Helser & Co. fitmt Kiiipn ?iafc!!tkt Mat Offices t WM Ckt Cm.. Ernest luttey 253 Vine Ave. TU 4-9041 Klamoth Falls SAVI UP TO 80 OH RUG CLEANING DO-rr-ioi silf m o ru amino FOR RENT. Pain A&B Store Directing the school was Mrs. Richard Stewart, wile of the Lor ella minister. Teachers were Mrs. Kaif Ortan, beginners; Mrs. Earl Hitson, primary; Mrs. Morris Sptl lane. juniors; Mrs. Stewart, inter mediates; Mrs. Richard Smith, story-lady; Mrs. Marshall Powell music director; Mrs. Robert Sea ler, pianist; Mrs. Wayne lancey and Mrs. Brown, handicraft; the Rev, Stewart, playground and transportation: Mrs. Kermit Key- sor. refreshments; Mrs. Bessie Campbell, secretary - treasurer; Mrs. Orville Schroeder. assistant j teacher: Mrs. Nora Hensely, as-i sistant teacher. Helpers for the school were Rhoda Stewart, Yvenne Cox and Shirley Horsley: typing. Joanne walk to civilization. The mortuary team found the airmen who caused authorities .11 he . a faB lnothe(. miles northward, ending at . crossing of old desert tracks. The trail was made of boots. parachutes and other flight equip ment weighted down with small stones and pointing carefully were recited, songs were sung and! Keysor: presenting the diplomas handicrafts were on display. Air Force M. Sgt. Leon Colas pre sented each student with his "wings." M. Sgt. Colas from Kingsley Air Force base. House Solon Hits Policy DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Inflation and the recent increase in the national debt ceiling were blamed Sunday by Rep. Wright Patman' 'D-Tex on a high interest policy instituted in 19V). Patman, member of the House Banking and Currency Committee, was a guest on the weekly radio and TV program of Sen. Ralph Var borough iD-Tex'. "If the administration in had not increased interest rates they would not have asked Con gress to increase the national debt limit six times; as they have," Patman said. "And Congress has increased It Court Records sorts of trouble by faking . kid naping may learn today what dis ciplinary action they face. City police, sheriff officers. highway patrolmen and 40 Air Force police fanned out Saturday night in a search for . getaway car. Maj. Theodore Newnam, pro vost marshal, identified the Ama rillo Air Force Base trio as Air men Charles J. Moore. 20. Tucson, Ariz.; Clarence Marcuarela. 22. Matagorda, Tex., and Raymond L. Watson Jr., 2. Nashville, Tenn. Watson played the victim as the others forced his hands behind his back and took him from the base service club into a car outside. An airman who witnessed the incident supplied a description of the trip and the car. Arrested at their barracks, the men admitted the prank but gave no reason for it, Maj. Newnam said. SUMMER TYPING 8 WEEKS - BEGINNING JULY 6 - 8:00 a.m. to 1 1 :00 a.m 5 Days Per Week MINIMUM AGE 12 YEARS ENROLL NOW Do Two-Thirds Of A School Year's Work In 8 Weeks Robertson School Of Business 411 Main Klamath Fails Phone TU 2-4126 KLAMATH COt-NTT DISTRICT COtRT Jiirtn Woodrow Lawler, truck tperf toil. $7 SO. Wilhelm Btrkenfeld, pass insufficient clearance. $7 50. t Carroll Leland Baehman, no opera tor's licens. 10- I Francis Edward Decker, fail .dent.-: fy equipment, $10. Gilbert Fillmore rrinKiiB, violation basic rulr. SU M Ansel Torre Cerrillo, no operator i license, 5. Thomas Francis Harlnrar. violation basic rule, 8 SO Maxwell Stickel Marvin, violation basic rule, SIO. Nti! Wilson Burrill, combination overload, $44. Robert Lavera Axt. (roup axle over load. S101 Alonzo Williams, drivina while Into-) lea ted. 30 day and 2-"0 line and east or 122', day In lieu of fine; com mitted. Valentine Beeny Mimoi, intoxicated upon public highway, S.15 or 15 days In lieu of fine; committed Utah MonlKomery. intoxicated upon a public hichway. ." or IS daya in lieu of fine; committed. Iniey ttl Thrill ni Contentment at a Now PIANO or ORGAN IN YOUR HOME for Yoaro of Pteoiuro Com in Soon, Easy Budaot Torms. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO COMPANY 127 N. 7th TU 4-71 S2 Pauline Flowers decorated the hall ; m with festoons of spring lowers. acWej Distinguished guests were Roy Means of Redmond, state deputy and gate keeper of his unit: Mrs. Means and their daughter, Linda, stale juvenile chaplain; fioscoe Roberts, president of the Grange Insurance Company and Mrs. Rob erts, both of Medlord: Rosa Meek er, state ceres; Minnie Andrieu. atate juvenile superintendent; Bon ra Fay Yancey, state treasurer. and L. W. Barleen, Klamath Coun ty state deputy. Means, Roberts and Barleen de livered complimentary talks Mickey Wampler congratulated the degree team for its work with candles during the ceremony. Eleanor Sukraw. Midland Grange home economics chair man, and her assistants served a Bo-host potluck dinner. ROCKET RESEARCH SACRAMENTO (UPlt - The state (ire marshal will be author ized to issue licenses (or amateur rocket research and testing under a new law signed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Thursday. 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