Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 13, 1959, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD An NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oie. Monday. .Tulv 13. 1!)."0 PAfiE SEVEN Sand Firms Sign Pact CORVALLIS. Ore. AP Agree merits have been si;ned with the Teamsters Union by two Corvallii (and and gravel firms hit May 11 by a strike, the companies said Wednesday. Corvallii Sand and Gravel Co signed Sunday. Builders Supplj signed Tuesday. Corvallis Sand and Gravel also said it has signed wilh the striking Operating Kn gineers Union. The operating en gineers' dispute did not involve Builders Supply. Pickets appeared last month be fore Corvallis Sand and Gravel Then other sand and gravel op erations at Salem and Independ ence. affiliated with the Cascade Employers Assn. of Portland were shut down. The Salem and Independence plants still are closed. John Ash Jr., head of Builders Supply, said action of his com prtitor forced him to sign with the Teamsters. He said the em plovers' organization had been weakened by the action of Cor vallis Sand and Gravel. The organization made no com ment. A Corvallis Sand and Gravel spokesman refused to discuss terms of contracts the company signed . with the Teamsters and Operating Engineers. Ash disclosed that Builders Sup. ply granted a 25-cent hourly wage increase retroactive to Jan. 1. 20 cents more next year and an ad ditional 20 cents the following year. Also in the new contract are provisions for an additional paid holiday Veterans Day "Nov. 11 and a $15.50 employer enntribu tion to the Teamsters' health and welfare fund. Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Russell Wnlden Gillette, v driving wnile intoxicated, entered plea of guil ty; $.100 fine nd coats paid; released Robert Jamei Eastman, no tail lip hi. $7 50. Patrick Allen Mulrare. combination overload, S380. Donna Lee Blanker) ship, angling wnnout license. David Packard Olney. violation ba tie rule. SB. 50. Gene Carlton Gentry, Improper muf . fler. SS. Robert Lamar Smith, violation ba nc rule, $10. .V). Harold Eugene Tread way, violation basic rule, $11.50. Newman P. Andrui, over-length load :,o. Hoyt Larry Laney, violation basic rule, $16.50. Sam Higgini, no operator's license, 97.50. Charles Richard Lewis, vagrancy AO days and $100 fine and costs, or 47' days In lieu of fine; committed. Charles Richard Lewis, petit lar ceny, eight months county jail; com mined. Lloyd L. Hitchcock, overlength load, (13. " ' TV- Roy Lee Ropp, violation basic rule, 40. Carl Frederick Mort, violation basic rule. $10.50. Chris Herreri, violation basic rule, 15. Newton James Lewis, violation ba ste rule, S10. George Garry Dahle, fail dim head lights, dismissed. Clarence Carl Copeland, violation ba sic rule, SA.SO. Eddie Hall Davis, combination over load. ;. Marion Edmond Speers, no trailer license, 7.w. KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT Gerald Norman Blair, vagrancy, 100 a,nd 50 days, fix months proba tion. Donald E. Gannon. $100 and 50 flays, six months probation. James Rubin Dorrell, disorderly conduct, dismissed. John Maxwell Jackson, drunk, $25 fir 12 Vi days. TRAFFIC Allen Lee Cline. violation basic rule. $25. Keith Leroy Kaler, violation basic rule. $5. Larry Jerome Corbet, expired li cense plates, $5. Donna Coleen Molatore, ran red light. $5. Kathleen Laura Kriz, ran stop sign, dismissed. Charles Edmond Caldwell, ran slop aim. $5. Harold Cecil Bresler, violation ba sic rule. $20. Opie Ray Ward, failure to park car aerurelv. $5. Kenneth Henry Estes, expired II eense olates. $5. Lincoln Carl Leltzke. failure to yield right of way, sio. Ella Barnes, ran atop sign. $.. Leonard Rosa Putnam, ran red light and no operators license, iio. Wayne Gilbert Osborne, ran . red licht. $3. Toribio Crure Villa, improper muf- .f er. fl. Clifford Baty, no operators license, 3. LeRoy Call Scorgie, expired oper tors license, $5. , jv. Leonard E. Baenea, no operators 1 Ilrerme. $5. John Sea gall Zlrkle, expired oper tors license. $3. Edward Albert Oleman. violation basic rule. $13. Robert Raymond Wallace. Improper muffler. $3. Dommin R. Plympton, no operators license. $3. John Patrick McCullough, Improper U turn. S3. Lois Ann Jacob, failure to park car. securely. $3. William Thomas Moore, violation ba fie rule. $13 METE WARRANTS Irene Anderson. fl. Harold Wayne Wood. $0. Frank Cotton, $12. JtJ- Versatile Jupiter Missile Eyes Launching Of Orbs CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (API, Riding in the nose cone of the, assignment for the Jupiter, which The Army's versatile Jupiter Juno II will be this nation's big missile, another successful 1,500-, gest and most complex scientific mile trip under its belt, now,satcllilc to date. It is a 91lj pound turns its attention to satellite launching. A 60-foot intermediate range Jupiter roared aloft Thursday night and dumped a simulated warhead on a target area off the inland of Antigua. Just a short distance from the latest launching, technicians are preparing a giant four-stage Juno II rocket for a satellite attempt expected the middle of this month. A Jupiter forms the first stage 01 the 76-foot missile. vehicle designed to perforin at least six experiments in space. Among them are a study of the high radiation belt surrounding the earth and several weather probes. Satellite boosting will be a new has logged 17 successful shots in war weapons tests. It also served as the first stage for space probes Pioneer III and IV and carried monkey Able and Baker on their historic trip into space and back May 28. People Read SPOT ADS - you are SAVE UP TO 80 ON RUG CLEANING DO-IT-YOI Rsi.LF HIT. D EAMNG FOR RENT. Paint A& B ISM E. Main Store TU 4-134 The Army counts only one fail ure in 21 Jupiter firings. Wanted! 10 Homes in Klam ath County to dis play new COLOR ROCK siding and roofing. Phone TU 4-8866. JOURNEY'S END for this truck came when it and a tractor it c Arried toppled over an em bankment on Lakeview Highway near Olene Thursday, The equipment is owned by Albert Beck and sons, Macdoel ranchers Boivin Named To Committee Slate Senator Harry Boivin (D- Klamath Falls I has been named to the Uniform Ratio and Proper- y Tax Limits siihromniittce of the Legislative Interim Committee on Taxation. Boivin was appointed by Rep. Clarence 'Barton 'D-Coquille' afler Barton's election as chairman Friday. RIPPED IN HALF, when it plunged over an embankment near Olene Thursday, this farm tractor was nearly ruined. It fell from a truck that also left the road. Communists Still Uneasy Over Recent Poland Riot KRASNIK FABRYCZNY, Po land. JAP) Communist authorities still 'show uneasiness two weeks after a religious riot in this town southeast Poland they thought was a Communist showpiece. Orders are out for more arrests in a roundup to check agitation for construction of a Catholic church. Local persons say at least 300 have been picked up. although officials say no more than 20 arc under arrest. Tadeusz Marx. Communist chief in the town and chairman of the local council, .warned: "Before we build a church. which would cost millions of Zlotys we must build more schools which also cost millions." Roman Catholic officials said the Communists are reluct anl. lo ad mit that rcsidenls of their ''model" town prefer a church to olhcr new buildings. Communist militiamen armed with submachine guns nightly patrol Lublin, the nearest big city, in fear the unrest will spread there. Marx blamed a band of fanati cal women for the riot here June 6. From a wide variety of sources this account errierged: The town of 11.00(1 has no church despite a petition signed by thousands and warnings of church authorities that the people were getting impatient. In 1957 local Catholics built shrine in a wood. Last month they roofed .it with branches and hung religious pictures and linen drap eries in preparation for a child ren s communion June 28. The police scaled off the area with ropes and the state seal. On June 26 several hundred Catholics came to sing hymns at I he shrine and found the draperies gone. As feeling mounted, they decided to march on the town hall and police station. Along the way the crowd swelled to between 1.000 and 2.000. The angry marchers smashed windows in the police station and Communist headquarters with bricks. The police admitted using lire hoses to scatter the crowd, and townspeople said they also used tear gas. Reinforcements were brought in from Lublin. On The Record KLAMATH COI'NT V MARRIAGE LICENSES ' Wilfnrri B. Kimsey, 22. and Carol Ann M udder. IB. Charles Thomas Cooner. 24. Rose- burg, and Daila Klsii, 24. DIVORCE PETITIONS Helen R. McCuleheon v. John N. MrCulrheon, sock a divorce. Dolores Phillips vs. Harry M. Phil lips, nooks divorce. Wayne Chronislcr v. Patny Lavernc Chronisler. seeks divorce. KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS KOVK HAND Born lo Mr. and Mrs James Hand July B in Klamath Val ley Hospital a boy, weighing 7 lbs.. 07.5. STERLING Born to Mr. and Mm. Walter W. Sterling July fl in Klam ath Valley Hospilal a boy, weighing lbs., 14 ozs. GIRLS GIFT Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Gift July 9 In Klamath Valley HoKpital a girl, weighing 8 lbs., 10 07- MONTEITH Born lo Mr. and Mrs. .tames Monteith July A in Klamath Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 7 lbs. REYNOLDS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reynolds July fl In Klamath Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 6 lbs. 5' 4 ozs. SALIISKIN Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saluskln July fl in Klamath Val ley Hospital a girl, weighing 7 lbs., 6'. -a ozs ' ltt.lll ROL'NDUP Boys: 294 Girls: 231 OSBORN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. Mrs. J. R. Early Jne Early Jr. Proprietors Thoroughly Mod em Kangaroo hides are of commer cial value, being made inlo hand some leather goods and the hair coal into rugs or clothing. 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