Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 08, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday, July 8. 1959 FACT S A CITY BRIEFS Preliminary Hearing Set For Reformatory Youths I Natunlliation Eiaminfr will b in Klamath Falls Tuesday. . July 21. LeRoy Schilling. Portland, will assist aliens to file petitions " for naturalization. Drill Team girls and captain are requested to meet with mad me president at 7:30 p.m., Wed nesday, July 8, at the Eagles Hall. Dentists -A planned potluck pic- : nic. sponsored by the Dental Auxi liary, will be held Sunday, July V M Matin I J..II... 't and their families. Time is set at 1:30 p.m. 1. niP8 Alrf uil mail .t nnnn inursaay, July s. tor a potluck 'ranch home. Meat and beverage J.will be furnished by the hostess. All women are invited. Camp for the Bible Baptist Church: Women's Retreat through - Thursday, July 9. Men's Retreat, ...Friday, July 10, through Sunday, July 12. ' Services at the Gospel Mission c.will be conducted by the Bible Baptist Church Thursday, July 9, ,.!at 7:30 p.m. .t- Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church will have ' its annual potluck picnic .at Moore I.Park Thursday, July 9, at 11 am. x:Those attending are asked to ,bring their own table service. Funeral Mrs. M. E. Cornell has been called to Nevada, Missouri, ' to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. R. L. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson had visited for several months in w1955 in Klamath Falls and made many acquaintances. Catholic Daughters are asked to . attend the rosary for Hugh . D. ; O'Connor Thursday, July 9, at 8 .-p.m. at O'Hair's Memorial Chapel. Requiem Mass will be offered Fri-'.-day, July 10, at 9:30 a.m.. in the j'Sacred Heart Church. Picnic will be held by the 4-H "Leaders Association Sunday, July '. 12, at the Malin Park at 2 p.m. :-Bring food for a potluck lunch ;"and table service for the family. i. Punch and ice cream will be fur- '.. nished. ''; Returned Mrs. Claudia Moore ;-and Mrs. Merle Jackson returned ;" this week from Monmouth Teach- .ers College, where they had been attending a kindergarten workshop conducted by Dr. Mildred Kane. No Dance The Merry Mixers . round dance class, regularly held at the South Sixth Street Commu j.nity Hall, will not meet this week. NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. Va. API Three .teen-age reformatory inmates, charged with kidnaping a young secretary and threatening to kill her if she resisted, got pre liminary hearings today. The trio took Sandra Lynne McKeen, 18. for an 80-mile ride Tuesday but were captured less than five hours alter their escape, as they tried to get food and mon ey lor a trip to Florida. Miss Mc Keen was not harmed. Larry Anthony Rector and Rog er Lee Moore, both 16, and Pat rick Jarrcll, 17, were charged with kidnaping and grand larceny. The reformatory superintendent, Richard L. Young, said they would be given preliminary hearings be- lore Magistrate W. C. Lawson. The trio escaped from the Stale Industrial School for Boys at Prun tytown, near Grafton in north central West Virginia. They were captured in miles south of this Ohio River town by Sheriff Shan non W. Westcrmati and other of licers because Westerman thought to go to Rector's old neighborhood, where his mother still lives. Miss McKeen is a plain-looking girl with straight blonde hair and glasses. Young and law officers said she told them H was her custom to take a drive after hav ing lunch in the employes' cafeteria. She had just returned and was parking her car when the three boys sidled up, opened the door and climbed in. One of them brandished a knife and another handed her a note which said. "If you don't do what we say or try to gel help well. The irl s mother, Mrs. Albert I "I can t get too much out of kill you " McKeen. refused (o let newsmen her." the mother said. " She's been Firms Plan Power Buy PORTLAND (API-Five utility companies have announced plans for the purchase of power from the Wanapum Dam project, which is expected to be completed in 1963. Four other companies have con traded for power, but have! agreed to sell it to Portland Gen-! eral Electric Co. and Pacific Pow- er & Light Co., a PGE official! said Tuesday. PP&L said it bought 283,872 kilowatts from the Grant County Public Utility District, and PGE 261,428 kilowatts. Among the other companies re ceiving shares of the rated 831,230 kilowatt capacity are Eugene Water and Electric Board, 19,100; Puget Sound Power t Light, 142,- 900; and the Washington Water Power Co., 108,900. 'They all laid down on the seat, ' Miss McKeen was quoted. Later, they took off their shirts o they wouldn't be recognized." The boys were wearing the re form school's summer uniform ol khaki pants and blue t-shirts. I took them to Clarksburg," the secretary said. "They said they'd let me off at the outskirts but before we got there, 1 got too scared to drive and one of them took my place." The boys didn't stop at Clarks burg but went on to New Martins ville on the western border of the state. As they-drove along, they told Miss McKeen they had been casing her movements for a week and knew the precise moment she returned from the lunch-hour drive. Rector and Jan ell were taken at a shack near the home of Rector's mother, as they tried to obtain food and money from her Young said the mother prevented Rector from getting a rille wrestled with him and cried" as he tried to take the weapon. The third fugitive, Moore, had left the others to go on foot through the woods and was cap tured in an adjoining county. Authorities learned the. general direction the fugitives were taking because someone saw the car go ing through the town of Bridge port. "We were mighty, mighty lucky to catch them," said Y'oung. "The boys were in a desperate state of mind." All three were serving terms for auto theft or breaking and en tering. Rector and Moore were serving second sentences. talk to her daughter, saying she crying so much. It's hard to make was too upset. Isense out of it." DRESS REVUE YREKA About 75 girls from Siskiyou County 4-H Clubs are ex pected to model garments made in their 4-H clothing project dur ing the past year at the annual 4-H Dress Revue to be Held in the new gym of the Yreka High School on Wednesday ' evening July 8, at 8 o'clock. CLEAN. ..CLEAN... CLEAN... : i1 1 4 . 11,' DISTILLED DRYOiN I flmn ryti' i I That's the super-dry taste you get when you make your Martini with clean-tasting FLEISCHMANN'S GIN $3,. DISTILLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN 90 PROOF THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION. NEW YORK CITY Comedian's Son To Pay Support ! LOS ANGELES (AP)-The 20- year-old son of the late bazooka ;' playing comedian Bob Burns must pay $40 a week support for his 17 "" year-old wife and their infant son. William Robin Burns testified at ' a Superior Court hearing Tuesday r'that he is trying to live on $53 ;a week he earns as a gasoline station 'attendant. But he admitted ."'he can dip into an $11,000 trust 'fund left by his father. FOUND GUILTY DUNSMUIR Harold Halverson, 36, Redding is serving 10 days in the Siskiyou County Jail after be ing found guilty of driving while intoxicated and having no driver's license in his possession. If Hal verson fails to raise $315 fine im posed in Dunsmuir Justice Court, he will remain in jail an additional 73 days. He was arrested by Duns muir police on July S. Office Space Available Inquire DREW'S Marnier 733 Mein Hose leak, George? L It I i mi i Cheer up! You can find... Hew Hoses Imgition Systems . or Towels in the Yellow Pages of your phone book. You can shop for brand names, too! They're listed under the general head ing of the product or service you want. 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