Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 14, 1959, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALf AND NEWS Klam.tth Falt Or? Tuedav. Jtilv 14. J!5 Nations Eye Now Highway That Takes Caravan Route UNITED NATIONS. N Y. (AP Asian rations are orkj-s on a dream highway project thai i! enable modern motorics to re trace the caravan routes llano Fo'o once traveled. Th cna! it a 7rt)-rrHe Pan Asian hihar iht motorist iro;n Turkey china or Malaya. I Ends Tonite! E9 SHAHE EE3 WEDNESDAY! "Horrors of ihe Black Museum" Plus "The HEADLESS GKOST" A nttufirk of old caravan route I -orr.e dating to I.ono BC, i re as ihe backoone of the ne niprmay. Marco Polo ud the routes ti fxpiore the Ea-t. The armies t fien;n:s Khan. Alexander . th take a t j re a i and Tamerlane trod then to Inrto Ion tne roaa !o conquest. Traders used tne routes to brin !o Kjrope ir.eir precious loads o si'k. jaoe ar.d pices from th Orient. The project was conceded b; .he hi?hay suixomrryMee of tru r Kconorr.ic l.Vmim: a :-'. fo V.a and the Far Kit! KCAFtl K'-AKt experts retozrnzed tha :rr.trrauonal ci il aval ion hat played a major role in the las' decade m bringing together tru countries of Asia. Bui this mod of travel remained beyond the ma jonty of Asian people. Ka.iv.ay links ere described a. serving an important purpose bui generally inadequate for the en tire area. Tne experts said such projects as the Pan-American High ay and road improvements in Europe underscored lack of pro- ;ress in Asia. Cambodia, Laos. Thailand, Mala The first tak is to build high- )a and Brma The second coders tay Imks to connect exiting P irma's western connections. oads systems. Some countries Kast Pakistan, India, Ceylon. Ne ae already started this prelimi- pal and motor roads to West Pak ar' work. i:an. The third embraces West The next task w:Il be to imprmf Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran. "tisi:ng roads until they can han-, ,te modern traffic. Agreerrents will hae to be vorked out for simp.ifyin; border Totedures and relaxing customs ormahties. The region has been di ided in o three rones for planning pur- o.-ev The first takes ;n Y:e! Nam "DENNIS THE MENACE" PEN OAILV T:00 P ENDS TONIGHT ! One Complete Sh. Al S'lO Feature , :2i iinii j i i ifj i n if ! n, m,y, ! . ' - , ;-! Hkregory PECK ( i Convictions Reported Oregon courts reported traffic convictions during June, an' increase of slightly more than 2.000 over the previous month, the! Department of Motor Vehicles! monthly tabulation indicates. I The department said 227 of the: convictions were for driving hile drunk, an offense which calls fori a mandatory suspension of the ; driver's license. Licenses of other drivers were temporarily suspended dur ing the month either under man datory provisions of the law. court recommendation or discretionary action of the department. Another 175 drivers received temporary suspensions for failure to report accidents. In these cas es, licenses are reinstated as soon as drivers file the required ac- icident reports. I The department said the June reoort may not indicate an .in crease in actual traffic violations, 'as much as improved court re I porting. $5 A iiwSlM I Is ' ri'SLlO. 6SSDP4? USTfeN. WHY OONT YA GCWE GMZ. AH' SfOH. Mfc KM- A frV DAYS 7 ' New American FasiJons Score Hit With Editors Hunter Loses Bear Battle Matinee For Kids! Wednesday July 15 Doors Open 1:30 Show Starts at 2:00 Out at 4:05 CARTOONS and 1 ' ) Regular Prices , TECHNICOLOR TOM FREDERICKSON Lad Assists At Festival I Tom Frederickson, son of Mrs A. M. Frederickson. 202 Washing ;ton Street, is spending his first season with the Oregon Shakes pearean Festival in Ashland. This season he is assisting in i MISSOULA. Mont. 'API Auth lighting as a technical apprentice orities pieced together a tragic! of lighting. Lighting is a major story Monday of how a Missoula , task this year with the newly hunter lost a battle with a bear. ;constructed theater building near-i The hunter's belongings were mg completion for the July 28 found near a lonely camp in rug through September 5 season. !ged mountain country northeast of Missoula. The victim was Sam Adams. 39. who disappeared last Oct. 27 on a hunting trip with two friends. The two. Ed Hodges. 40. and Calin Trusty, 52. both of Missoula "Macbeth." With the Pelican The-hd been looking for Adams on ater he has served as technical weekends ever since. Sunday they assistant on several productions, i found a campsite, with Adams' including those mentioned above hat. boots, belt, billfold, socks. Uomery Ward and Company here As a student at Klamath Union High School, he has played Arta ban in "The Other Wiseman." Gremio in "The Taming ol the Shrew" and understudied the title role while playing Banque in CHUCK SMITH New Aide Joins Ward's New assistant manager of Mont- Safety Code Meet Slated By DOROTHY ROE Associate Prei Womea's Editor NEW YORK i.AP) All-American fashions, made to be worn in each of the SO states, scored a smash hit as some 20 fashion editors from all sections of the country applauaea me opening shows of a week of fall previews by New York designers. I Clothes shown today have a new ease, a new swagger, an air( of casual sophistication that iden-j 'lilies the well-dressed Americ woman at home or abroad A hiehlight was a showin American knit tasnions oy mo mac, climaxed by the appearance of Miss America of 1959, Mary Ann Mobley,. in a white cotton knit evening gown designed by Ceil Chapman and trimmed with the state flowers of each of the 50 states. Each fashion shown, ranging from casual separates to formal evening gowns, was dedicated to one of the United States, with spe cial bows to Alaska and Hawaii. Afternoon showings included highlights from the collections of Maurice Rentner, Mollie Parnis and Hannah Troy. I Bill Blass, talented young de signer for Maurice Rentner, shows a group of handsome and flattering styles ranging from lit tle "smoking jacket" suits with lush fur collars to evening fash lions in the fabulous category. One of the latter is a black broad cloth theater costume consisting of short sheath dress with puffed short sleeves of white ermine, worn with a sleeveless jerkin-like Tonight Speedway 8:30 P.M. 5 DM ,1.1 fit) IM Tournamenf of Thrillt it- rv A proposed safety code for ve hides used to transport workers to and from work will be heid at the new National Guard Armory in Klamath Falls on Wednesday. The hearing, which will be con ducted by Yern L. Hill, director oi cne uregoa eparu.ir.u o. -y'!jacket cut t0 it over the ermine, tor Vehicles, will commence at 9,J ..... p ., knnu.n ... ,,. a m'. vorite dressmaker of Mrs. Dwight It is open to the public. D Eisenhower, shows a group of A tentative draft of the code 1 flattering and ladylike "Sunday which contains standards for safeUnks." of which a white satin operation of such vehicles was de- shirtwaist dress with jeweled but veloped with the cooperation of the tons is typical. Also outstanding are a group of luxurious metallic brocades used for theater suits. 20 centimes of man's most thrilling feats djj4k"-to. t fc,i i.iii r5i 7V 7. Oolkxn IsbbiKg St?3' IM beni 04 vVJS loao rWiet nam ieutt-g M hwMMck State Industrial Accident Commis sion. The 1959 Legislature enacted the measure calling for the depart ment to establish a safety code for vehicles used to transport work ers. The new law was an out- short dinner dresses and coats. Hannah Troy underscores the trend toward casual elegance with an evening ensemble of ice blue satin, the rakish collar in white and "The Passion Play. Dog's Return Cheers Girl Ends Tonit Starts Wednesday! ENTERTAINMENT THAT RINGS ALL THE BELLS IN YOUR HEART! BING ROSBY DEBBIE EYN0LDS ROBERT 'AGNER GREENSBORO. N.C. (AP) For little Carla Cox. the prospect of a second corrective operation .on her eves was bad enough, but the loss of her Pomeranian dog. 'help. Yo-Yo. was worse. j The bear invaded the campsite. Yo-Yo strayed aw ay when the ' .Adams tried to fight it off w ith 4-year-old was brought to a hos-ihis empty rifle, but the bear won. t pita! here last week. ) Her father. E. L. Cox Jr.. of INorth Wilkesboro. appealed to the i Greensboro Daily News. "If only we could be able to tell her before the operation that Yo-Yo had come home," Cox said. The story and a picture ap peared in the paper Monday knife and broken gun. One boot is Chuck Smith, it is announced bore a bear's teeth marks. !bv Jim Wells, store manaeer. Director Charles Schmiedeke of 1 H rental. Rill SiautUr who the Missoula Sheriffs Search and . . . , . . ... .. n... a. a. .v.- has been transferred to the Ward s Rescue Assn. pieced together this- account of Adams' last hours: ' store at 5311,3 Rosa' Calilornia. The hunter wounded a bear. It Smith moved to Klamath Falls charged Adams and wounded with his family prior to finishing him. I school. He completed his last three Adams made his wav to camoi.vears of high school here and and fired two remaining cart- was graduated from Klamath Un ridges in an effort to summon 'ion High School in 1948. He joined Ward's store here and growth of an interim committee mink, the matching dress cut on study on migratory labor. iihe simplest lines. Meetings have been held at Red-1 mond. Hood River Pendleton, On- Argentina is the world s leading tano and Medford. Ikw t-ollowing tne Mamam rails meeting, there will be public hear ings at Eugene, Portland and Sa lem, with the final meeting to take place at Salem, in the Capitol building on July '22. Walt Jendrzejewski, Klamath County extension agent, is urging all persons affected by the provi sions of such a safety code to at tend the meeting on Wednesday morning. Strip Teaser May Quit Job Rig Falls Apart, headed the sporting goods depart ment of the store for six years prior to being transferred out of I QMMap Crushed Klamath Falls five years ago thisi "-',,- October. He had been advanced to assistant manager at the time of his transfer and served in that capacity at Corvallis and Oro ville, 'California, until his return here this month. t Mrs. Smith is the former Phyl lis Branham. She was born in HOUSTON, Tex, AP) - Strip- morning. Greensboro policeman teaser Barbara Bennett, who says ' Klamath Falls and was graduat Cuius Roberts called Cox before she knows figures and is lookingled from Kl'HS in 1951. They have 7 a.m. to say he had found the for a bookkeeping job, intends to dog. 'stick by her accused boy friend That cheered Carla consider-j "come hell or high w ater." ably. Then doctors gave her some' Barbara. 19, buzzed up to the more good news. They decided , Houston police station -Monday the first operation two weeks ago; alter a motorcycle trip from Dan- was so successful that another, ville. 111., to boost the two boys. Mike. 6, and Lee, 8. ALSEA (API Myron Hayden, 35, of Alsea was crushed to death when a rig being used to pull a log up a canyon fell apart on a project 15 miles south of here Fri day. Hayden died about 15 minutes after the bolts holding the cab to the frame of the machine gave way and the cab toppled over on him, Benton County Deputy Sheriff Aaron Dearing said. SIDEWALK BABY FINE was not necessary. NEW YORK lUPI'-Mrs. Betty Kasmin, 30, and the 64-pound agging i daughter born to her on the side- k$&f The.. or, ..( MJTV Father Conroy Y I .JtvCSr" ! parish ,t(f f , ll BrnaJwav " , V r' J and hi Hontlrrlul ff ,V'f .e in l.r Aj- 'J ' y 'th mirth. . vrjrJlC ".i nirl.iilv. mankind ViK I V'l ami their Maker' f'l'f . t..'. . 'cvZ:, . M M at MQt-flOlun JlfKOPHQWC SUM ,0rb Recovery Plans Made POINT MUG I'. Calif. (API i spirits of Grover Lee Baker, also: walk in front of her home were I reported in fine condition today 19. NO LUNCH ALLOWED HALESOWEN. England (UPD Albert Dunn, 29, thought he had found the perfect place to eat his lunch. It was cool, quiet and uncrowd- ed: there was a handy stone slab Baker, a former auto firm clerk at Columbus Hospital. Mrs. Kas , who disappeared last April 22 on a min was returning from a visit iDanivaeposii errand, awaits trial ,0 her obstetrician and about to 'for a table, refrigeration for his. .un markes oi laung si.020 in cash;enter her home when she became 1 bottle of milk, and facilities for ana .-! in checks from the -aware that the birth was immi.l making tea j motor company. Police recov ered nent. Her cry was heard by a But local officials have evicted . the checks and said he told themUnhiix h.abh n,,rt u,rinihim It i ini nm rioht thou Two more 'outfielders have been p 'nm "sn- ne was arrestea Klaus, who assisted in delivering 1 ruled, to eat lunch in the mortu added to a satellite team that willi'ast week. healthy infant. ;ary. attempt to recover an instrument-' MlfS nett. who says she has ed capsule from Discoverer V. performed under the stage names The ships Dalton Victory and ; Pairtmy and St. Louis Pat, said Haiti Victory, now outfitting in n,r s'nppmg days are over il Hawaiian waters, will be part of Raker V tn Prison. "There are the group of planes and ships P''V of waitress jobs and I'm a waiting to snag the capsule trom S" bookkeeper I know figures." Discoverer V. expected to be snc -'d-' launched soon from Vandenberg Air Force Base. Air Force planes will attempt to catch the capsule as it descends. hy parachute. 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