Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 13, 1959, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, Ore. Monday, Julv 13. 19.r9 CRICON S CENTER ALBUM PACE 28 MERZMAN 1 'Kfc j'M 16461093 , EW YORK-BORN ANSA CIVIL WAR VET- FOLANP SETTLED IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY (1678 ), BUILWNO A DAIRY HERD AND ESTABLISHING COUNTY'S FIRST CHEESE FACTORY WWW FIRSTCHEESE8 FILLED WITH OAS AND ROLLED FROM SHELVES, BUT HE PERSEVERED -HE PRODUCED A 3000 CHEESE. USINQ A II0-6ALL0N VAT OF HIS OWN DESIGN DEATH CAME AS HE WAS ORGANIZING COMMUNITY FACTORY AT BEAVER. ME WAS HUT IN THE STATE TSSlVE SUBSTANCE TO THE BREAM THAT BECAME Xit.l THE TILLAMOOK CHEESE INDUSTRY Branch Offices Sell Shakespearean Tickets Oregon Shakespearean festival patrons, again in 1959, may ar range ticket reservations at branch box offices in their home areas, according to General Manager Wil liam Patton. Agencies have been 'authorized lor 20 Oregon cities and San Francisco. Each branch box office main tains a direct wire contact with the festival's central box office in Ashland. Playgoers in the agency cities may thus secure instant res ervations in the best available seat ing for any performance. No serv ice fee is assessed, but the patron is required to pay a nominal telephone toll charge, averaging in to 15 cents per ticket. Interest in the festival's new J27S.00O stpge, plus many addition al Centennial visitors, has result ed in a current 63 per cent in crease in advance ticket sales. Theatergoers are urged to make their arrangements as early as possible. Fraud Suspect Pleads Guilty ROSKBURG (AP) Mrs. Ruth Alma Hansen, Roseburg, Friday was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary alter she pleaded guilty to getting public assistance fraudulently. In pronouncing sentence Circuit Judge Robert G. Davis re proached Mrs. Hansen for her ac tions in obtaining aid. But he put her on probation in consideration for her family. Dist. Atty. Avery Thompson, in outlining tangled evidence that Hoes back to 1936, said she has gone under at least five other names. The Douglas County grand jury indicted her in May for unlaw fully obtaining public assistance. The indictment says Mrs. Ilan ccn stated in her application for relief that her income was less than $0 monthly, although in some months during the period in volved her salary was as high as $290. Tickets for two of this season's added attractions are also avail able through the branch agency network. Richard Dyer-Bennet, the noted folk song artist, will sing in Ashland on August 5, 6, and 7 at 2:30 p.m. at the Varsity Theater. Tickets are set at $2.40 for orches tra and $1.80 for balcony. From August R through 15, at 2:30 p.m. daily, the Ballet Celeste of San Francisco will make its second Ashland appearance. The young dancers will offer two different programs, alternating daily, at the Ashland Junior High Auditorium near the theater. Tickets are $2 for adults and 75 cents for chit dren. "Twelfth Night" and its prologue Wlaske of the New World" open the 4ll-night season on July 28. Following are "King John," "Mea sure For Measure," and "Antony and Cleopatra." The four programs then rotate nightly through Sep tembcr 5. Ticket prices remain the same: $2.40, $1.80, or $1.20. With the removal of the light towers and the elevation of the seating bowl every scat is now a good seat with unobstructed view of the entire stage and improved aeons tics at all points. Oregon Shakespearean Festival lickcts in this area may be pur chased at Derby Music Co., Klam alh Falls, and at the festival's Central Box Office in Ashland, cur rently open from 9:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. daily except Sunday. Start ing Friday, July 24, the hours will be extended to 9:30 a.m. through 9 p.m., seven days a week. The telephone number is MUrdock 9-5111. Ashland. Allies Have New Proposal To Ice Dispute On Berlin GENEVA 'AP) The Western Allies are reported working up a new proposal to put the Berlin dispute on ice for several years Three File Civil Suits These civil suits arc in file in the county clerk's office: D. E. Brumbaugh maintains that William J. Easter holds machin ist's and carpenter's tools and oth er property which belong to Brum baugh. He seeks possession of the property, or $1,500, plus $1,000 damages. Clarence B. and Georgia Hall seek $3,500 damages from William W, and Louise L. Branham. The Halls claim their home and other property destroyed in an Oc tober 30, 1958 fire which spread from the Branham property. Troy V. Cook seeks from Carl ton Wodecki payment of a $390 promissory note signed January 10, 1957, or foreclosure on property mortgaged to back the note. the foreign ministers' conferencejGcrman Chancellor Konrad Ade- ian A. Hcrter indicated this line without losing face," a Western. nauer. The Western Big Three are at his news conference Thursday. source said. ! expected to tell Adenauer the sub- Any proposal to put East and committee will have no powers West Germans on a committee inland will merely report to the Big equal numbers is certain to be j Four commission, looked on with disfavor by West! U.S. Secretary of State Christ- vided for decisions by agreement of three fourth of the members, in effect giving either side veto. "If agreement had to be reach- He said he didn't feel the ques tion of numbers "is an item of too great importance." He pointed ed," said Herter, "the numbers out that the earlier Western pro-j on each side are not of primary posal for a 25-10 ratio also pro-j importance." GRANGE NEWS Lost River Grange members were treated to a lull round of entertainment at a meeting the evening of July 8 at the Grange Hall in Olenc. An accordion trio from Lcona Robertson's Studios performed Peggy Matson, Vicki McCann and Rob MeClurg played three selec tions. Ruth Krider, Marge Rugcr, Kay Simmons and Betty Perkins, mem bers of the Adelines' Incidentals Quartet, sang six songs. Duncan Stewart acted as mas ter of ceremonies for Emma Kin ney, lecturer, who was not pres ent. Stewart introduced Pavitt Ncwnham, master of Lost River Grange. Newnham welcomed Grangers and asked them to in troduce themselves and named their Grange offices. Grange women served refresh ments under supervision of Zetta Sullivan, home economics chair man. Her helpers were Martha Masten. Ada Brown, Vi Lewis, Rosa Meeker, Mildred Novotny, Mrs. Gabriel, Marge Newnham, Zclla High and Ruth Johnson. The quartet closed the meeting with a song. and give the Soviet Union a sum mit conference in the fall. The foreign ministers of the United Slates, Britain and France are expected to put the proposal to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei1 Gromyko soon after the Big Four conference resumes here Monday. As outlined here, the plan con tains only one change in previous Western proposals. East and West Germany would be given equal representation on a subcommittee to take preliminary steps toward reunification of Germany. Previously the West proposed a subcommittee of 25 West Germans and 10 from the Communist East, because West Germany's popula tion is more than three times that of the East. In return for this concession Western officials think -the Soviets might agree to freeze the situa tion in Central Europe, including Berlin.! But they are considerably less than optimistic. "It all depends on whether Pre mier Khrushchev wants any kind of settlement at all," said a high ly placed Western official. In addition to the freeze on the Berlin situation, the other key point in the plan is appointment of a Big Four commission to work on plans for reunification of Ger many, the end of the Berlin oc cupation and a mutual security system in Central Europe. The foreign ministers would set no deadline for the commission and the subcommittee to complete their work. 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