HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore
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PCF. THREK
GLAMOR GIRLS
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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Tuesday, June J, 14. rvrs. oernice mirwi, -01
the county chomber of commerce offices, left Thursday night tor
o..i.-l n Camtrio The state motor association rs arranging o
trip for a party of information girls to Harrison Springs, British Colum
bio, and Mrs. WiUioms wos to join the group ot Portland.
Wednesday, June 30, 1J6 Mr. ona Mrs. w. u. omirn ona nnr.
Ond Mrs. T. i. Uurmenr were nosis OT o cocktoii pariy rtiuuy
at the Smith home on Conger avenue in honor of Dr. Buford Horgus
svho leoves iunrjoy to take UP nis imernsnip in muiinwnon
in Portlond. About 50 guests called between the hours of 5:00 and
l :uu e tiut.
Thunder, July 1, 136 Harvest of the Klomath Bosin's huge hoy
crop is underway over the entire orea with the first cutting of oltol
to. Hoying will continue through the remainder of the seoson, with
dry land rye the next on the program. Meadow hay ond clover next,
gram hoy to follow, ond the second cutting of olfolfa lost, corrying
through until well into September, occording to County Agent C. A.
Henderson.
Friday, July 2. 136 Award for the best Oregon story ot the re
cent convention of the Leogue of Western Writers held ot Fresno went
to Dorothy Keeling of th local bronch of the leogue. This is the
second honor token by the local writers' group. Elizabeth Butler Loos
ley, president, taking the S25 prize for the best short story during the
convention. '
Saturday. Julv 3. 1934 Klomath county wos well represented ot the
meeting ot th Pocific Coast Ltbranon's Associotion held lost week at
Loke Crescent, wosn. Mary Mcl-Omo ona Deny iimmermon repre
sented the county librorv. Alice Horvey attended from the City If
ivory. Irma Wouchope. Klomath teocher, olso visited the convention.
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