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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Monday, July 27. 1959 ' rfc Hi , - 3 IV -tiy L? V- 1 1 Hi A. ' err , , f ? j." Vs,, .c,, j lirMiMfct -1 T inn iW ..," iMili ifc.lji OPEN HOUSE at the newly remodeled home of First Federal Savings and Loan brought a visit from the vice presidont of the'Federal Home Loan Bank, of San Francisco. Here, John M. Kleeb, left, visits with George Mclntyre, president of First Federal in the confer, ence room of the new building. Open house dffring the week brought hundreds of Klamath Basin residents to visit the modernistic new quarters. CITY BRIEFS Polluck Picnic will be held by the Btfattie and Moser Circles of the Women's Association of Ihc Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, July 2R, al :30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lcola Thompson, 2417 Darrow Street. Softball A girls' Softball game night will be held Monday, July 27, Beginning at. S 0 clock at Wright Field. Girls are asked to bring lunches and the $l..,iO fee ov the July 31 campout 'at Bly. There will be an after-game swim at the municipal pool. Three Held In .Tavern Robbery OAKLAND (UPI) Three men were arrested early today on charges of robbing the bartender . and customers of Ihe Universal Club here of $450 an hor earlier. Police captured the three men after a customer, Paul V. Miller. 43, Oakland, jumped into a cab followed the running trio. He stopped the cab and tipped otf police on the way. Arretted on suspicion of rob . bery were Lester Wesley, 22, Ber nard Blunt, 22. and Calvin Wat son. 31, all of Oakland. Police ; found them in a clump of bushes f a short distance from the bar.. Centennial Ship Takes To Water GARIBALDI, Ore. (AP) The Morning Star II was launched Sunday, christened with a bottle t of water that came from the ; seven rivers and four . bays of t Tillamook County,. - i. The ship, a replica of the first sailing schooner built in Oregon. - was christened by Mrs. Lena Vaughn Goodspeed, 75. She is a daughter of one of the four men who built the original ship. The first ship carried supplies up the Columbia Hiver from As toria to Portland. The new ship. ' Tillamook's chief effort to mark the state's centennial, also will travel up the Columbia to Port land. . The ship, which look five months to complete, was built by Tillamook County citizens at a cost of $45,000. California Weather United Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair through Tuesday excenl nk'ht and morning foe near ocean: hiah in. dav San Francisco fili. Oakland 11 San Mateo 77, San Rafael 80; low tonight 51-56: westerly winds 15 m.p.h. afternoons and eve nings. ; Northern California: Fair hroiiEh Tuesday excenl foe alnnp central coast spreading northward luesday; little change in temper ature; northwesterly winds 12-25 m n.h. near coast. Mt, Shasta-Siskivou area: Fair through Tuesday: little chance in temperature. , Sierra Nevada: Fair thrniinh TupsHav PYfpnl Qi-ahnrnH nfl,- noon and evening thunderstorms in south; little change in temper ature. Northwestern California- Fair through Tuesday except coastal foe Tucsdav: little chanpp in (pin. peralure; high today and low to- nigni iapa w-iT, Santa Kosa 84 51. likiah 100-60: northwesterly winds 12-25 in.p.h. hear coast. Five Day Forecast Five Day Forecasts Western Washington and West ern Oregon I emperatuies aver aging above normal and little or no precipitation. High tempera tures mostly 72-82 in Western Washington and 8(M)5 in Western Oregon except near 70 on Ihe im mediate coasl. Minimums 50-60. Eastern Washington. Eastern Oregon and Idaho Temperatures averaging ahove normal and little no precipitation through Satur day. High temperatures generally in iios. Minimums 55-68. Jefs Slash Journey Time HILLSRORO, Ore. (API Three Air Force F-104C Slarfighter jets streaked from Independence, Mo., to Independence, Ore., Sunday in 2 hours and 10 minutes a far cry from the nearly our months required by Ihe On to-Oregon Cavalcade. me starugntcrs, which can travel at twice the speed of sound slowed down below the sound barrier to avoid sonic booms, but still covered more miles in minute man a covered wagon could in a day. - The jets, which look off from Richards-Gebaur' Air Force Base near Independence, Mo., circled hack over the Oregon Centennial Air Circus, then landed at Port land Air Rase. They refueled en route at Casper, Wyo. 1 he three pilots vcte LI. Col. Dclynn Anderson, Louisville, Ky.; Capt. Cecil Lelevers, Ft. Worth. Tex.; and 1st Lt. Richard Lougee, Milwaukee, Wis. The Air Circus drew some 15,000 persons, including 100 pilots who flew in and were entertained at a Fly in Breakfast by the Oregon sportsmen Pilots. Another 100 planes were displayed. 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Boston 8B 7 Brownsville 92 78 Chicago 78 70 Denver 85 9.1 Detroit 86 til Fairbanks 8.1 50 .06 Kort Worth 83 72 .18 Fresno 105 70 Helena 91 58 Kansas City 85 73 Los Angeles 89 M .Miami 85 72 1.11 Minneapolis 92 73 New Orleans 8fi 73 New York 81 70 Oakland 89 57 Oklahoma City 75 68 ' .51 Phoenix .108 78 .45 Pittsburgh ' 83 62 Red Bluff 105 70 Reno 99 52 " Salt Lake City 98 70 San Diego 77 70 San Francisco 62 57 Seattle 74 53 Spokane 91 5fi Stockton 98 63. Thermal in 89 Washington 87 74 FIRE CAVE JUNCTION (AP) - The Cabax Lumber Mill at Kerby, which employed 200 .men, was de stroyed by fire Sunday. Mill su perintendent Casey Piller said cause of the $30(1,000 fire had not been determined. Chlorine Plant Work To Start SEASIDE, Ore. AP) - Work on a new chlorine mixing plant here will start today, said City Water Superintendent Clarence Owen. The Seaside Water Depart ment's chlorine plant was de molished by an automobile-pickup Educators Eye Problem ASHLAND. Ore. (API - Dr. O. Meredith Wilson. University of Oregon president, Sunday launched the 'Pacific Northwest Conference on Higher Education 'truck collision Sunday. on one of its theme the problem State police said Maurice Suth of superior students. erland. Portland, was attempting Superior students, he said. to turn left off Highway 101 when never will get adequate attention his car Steel Strike At A G!snce By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IDLE A half-million united steelworkers, on strike for the 13th day against the basic steel industry, plus some 78.000 em ployes in allied industries. NEGOTIATIONS Joint nego tiations scheduled for today in or perform to the degree of ex-driven by cellence possible as long as so- Seaside. ciely wants and expects so little The impact sent the pickup Irom them. He recommended a plunging through the chlorine collided with a pickup -New York the first since the Herbert Oren Wilson, review of how much is expected of students in one year. The two-day conference, which ends today, drew presidents and faculty members from 43 schools in seven Western stales and Brit ish Columbia. The Pacific Coast Committee of the American Coun cil on Education and Oregon's state Board of Higher Education also are meeting simultaneously in Ashland. house, police were issued. INVITATION ONTARIO, Ore. (AP) W. C. Moore, Malheur County Farm Bu reau president, invited L. C. Bin ford of Portland, spokesman for t.le Izaak Walton League, to hear the cattlemen's stand on eastern Oregon grazing problems. He asked Binford who has heen critical of Ihe cattlemen's stand, to attend the Cow Creek grazing hearing at Vale Tuesday. said. No citations walkout began. LOSSES Industry losing an es timated 43 million dollars daily in production; union losing an esti mated 10 million daily in wages. ISSUES Union seeks a 15-cent hourly annual wage increase an4 improved fringe benefits. Industry resists any boost in labor costs, contends this would be inflation ary. , . PRINCESS PORTLAND (AP) Oregon's Dairy Princess is Nancy Garner of Lebanon, who was selected at the Oregon Centennial Exposition Saturday. Other finalists were Linda McCormack of Roseburg and Rosalie Zweilel of Tillamook. World', Only fully Automatic Cfsanw ELECTROLUX TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7 H7 2550 White St. WP'J Shorn '"JM! VV.Th Now SONS OP THE PIONCEftS KAV with the THE mil II HAVC -fY, THE STEINER BROTHERS .Mil Leiahton Noble's iJSS Orchestra RED NICHOLS AL MOROAM HANK nutty NICK CSPOSITO Well Almost! VJ 'telti 1 ' - -A ' 111 1 villi The Annual Herald-News BACK -TO -SCHOOL EDITION will be published Sunday, August ?t h Plan to have your ad in this ' big edition - make your space reservation now! Weather like this doesn't feel much like "Back-to-School time, does it? However, both City and County Schools start classes Wednesday, Sep tember 9th, and the BIG selling period for Back-to-school merchandise of all kinds is from August 10th to Labor Day. To start off this big selling per iod, one of the best in the year, the Herald and News will publish its An nual Back-To-School edition on Sun day, August 9th. Plan your advertis ing to take advantage of this special push . . . ask your H&N representa tive for complete details! Do it now! For Complete Information - Phone ,4-8111 - Display Advertising, ( Vern Owens' Cascade Home Furnishings 124 North 4th Phone TU 4-8365
