Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 30, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Tiif'dav. .limp 30 fl' PCF. THREK GLAMOR GIRLS ' Cowboy Actor, LA Lawyer Planning To Fight Duel "Just be patient The chef is tossing your salad now." CITY BRIEFS By VERNON SCOTT i I'PI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (IPU - Afl.irl of honor or press agentry? 1 Thai's the question lilmland ob servers asked today about the bi zarre judo "duel" with a J1.000 side bet arranged lor Wednesday between a noted Hollywood attor ney and a husky television cow boy star. i Arthur Crowley, who gained na-j tional attention when he was the defense counsel in the Confiden tial Magazine trial, insisted today his opponent will be actor Wayde Preston, fast-drawing star of the "Colt .45" TV series. Crowley said he bet Preston il.ooo on the judo match. "It will - Shasta View Granite will not told its regular meeting Friday. July 3, due to the holiday. r- St. Mary'a Altar Society will Bteet Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Sa cred Heart Parish Hall. Potluck luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Merry Mixers will have a round dance class July 1 at II p.m. in the South Sixth Street Commu nity Hall. Returns Home Judy Vanden- berg, 237 Washington Street, is now recuperating at home after TUP IcuvilTcn PRF leiuiiiing nom ai. .nary a mis- . u u in . m T,...rfav P"'. oan rrancisco. I Oregon Weather Latvian Sailors Granted Asylurp TORONTO IAPI Two young Latvian crewmen who stayed be hind when their Soviet trawler lei t Newlounriland Sunday night I old a nationwide TV audience they had been granted political asylum in Canada. Berthold Vilnis and Adolph Olo- nis, both 21, turned up in Toronto alter the skipper ol the trawler Neman claimed that the Canadian Mounted Police had prevented Ihi men from returning to their ship. probfbly he held at one of the judo studios in Hollywood," he said. Actress Jill St. John said the two men began arguing at the home of her millionaire boyfriend. Lance Keventlow. son of dime store heiress Barbara Hutton. Sunday night when Preston and actor John Carroll incited them selves to a party. "Preston was asked to leave." said Miss St. John, "but he did not go. The argument with Crow ley was not Arthur's fault. When Wayde challenged Arthur to fight right in the house. Arthur re lused. but agreed to meet Mr. Preston at 6: 30 Wednesday night in a judo gym." But Preston, a 2 year-old. 6-loot, 4-inch. lSj-pound lormer Army oflicer, insisted today through his press agent thai he never has even been .n Revent tow's home, much less agreed to a hand-to-hand duel. "Nonsense," said Miss St. John. Preston was there, all right. I bet $100 at the time that Preston, light. It looks like l ie won " Ipnundrr. insisted Preston was hil would neer show up lor thej Crowley, 34, a 5-foot 9-inch 170-(oe I fTj in joy Enjoy the Thrill end Contentment or Now PIANO or ORGAN IN YOUR HOME For Yort of Pleosur Com in Soon. lo.y Budget Term. LOUIS R. 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Eastern Oregon-j-Generally fair through Wednesday with some afternoon cloudiness. Highs 75-85: low tonight 42-52. Western Oregon Partly cloudy tonight: increasing cloudiness Wednesday with a little rain in north during late afternoon. Highs 75-85 except 90 in southern inte rior valleys and 65-70 along coast. Low tonight 48-56. Northern Oregon beaches Fair through tonight: increasing high cloudiness Wednesday Tern perature range 50-70. Winds north erly to northwesterly, 5-15 m.p.h Increasing to 20 m.p.h. in after ooons. Grants Pass and vicinity Mostly fair through Wednesday Highs 90-95; low tonight 52-57. Baker-La Grande area Fair through Wednesday. Highs 75-80: low tonight 40-45. Loggers Fire Weather Fire danger increasing to mod erate levels over Oregon with warming and drying trend. Hu midity will reach 30 per cent in Interior valleys of northwest and Cascades. The fire danger is ex pected to decrease in northwest Oregon by Wednesday night with coolmg and rising humidity. NCO Smorgasbord Non-com missioned olficers' wives will sponsor a smorgasbord at the NCO Club. Thursday. July 2, serv ing to start at 4:30 p.m. In vited are members of the NCO Club, families and guests. The charge will be one dollar for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. A Welcome Coffee is scheduled from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Non-com missioned Officers' Club. Kingslcy Field, July 1. NCO wives and wives of airmen 1C are invited Returned Mrs. Leslie Rogers recently returned from Portland with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Ra vizza and granddaughters, Susan and Sally, whom she had been visiting. After a weekend visit, Susan left lo continue her nursing studies and Sally visited with friends in Chiloquin. Visitors Mrs. J. A. Gordon. San Mateo, and her grandson, James MacDonald, Mountain View, are visitors in Klamath Falls. They are staying at the Winema Hotel. only 50c holds your selection until October 1st during Truck Driver Killed In Blast ST. MARY, Mont. 'API A huge gasoline truck hurled out of control down a mountain highway for a half-mile Sunday, crashing at the edge of this resort town in a spectacular explosion. The truck's driver, Floyd B. Cole, 28. was killed. Both trailers of the 36-ton truck. carrying 6.8V) gallons' of diesel fuel, exploded as it smashed into a row of gasoline pumps. Deputy Sheriff W. E. Stillwcli said the truck's brakes apparently failed. 88 colorful Harmony House automatic blankets varmth at your fingertips Part Nylon Blankets at Sears Low Price 3 23 yeM A(p 10 nylon for strength ond 90 rayon for lustrous colon. 6-in. acetate binding. Spice beige. Frosty pink, Cherry red( Sunshine yellow, Horizon blue and Mint green. 72x90-in. size. Q98 Monday. June J. 13 " Webb Kennett Ond Eorl (Tiny) Wimer will A.-i.. . i Prtofbnt't cuo at the Keames Golf ond r. ,i..k t,k. mom, no Kennett has o hondicop ol 20 ond Wimer's handicop is 8. . - - . . . ft -t.An .-I..I. 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