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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. SundayAuoucit 1' 1959 ,'
Caller Sees
Odd Objects
In Night Sky
A concerned voice on Die tele
phone Friday inquired whether
the Herald ind News had received
reports from anyone else in town
seeing "strange objects" in the
sky about 12:10 a.m. Friday.
Questioning could not convince
the caller to reveal his identity,
but he hastened to say he was not
given to hallucinations.
He said he first noticed three
egg-shaped, very luminous ohjects
traveling from north to south at a
moderate rate of speed. They
seemed to be flying in a cluster.
He continued to watch them for
about two or three minutes before
they disappeared in the southern
sky.
The gentleman assured us he
had not confused the glowing ovals
with navigation lights of conven
tional aircraft.
If anyone else was up at that
hour Friday morning and noticed
the unfamiliar night flyers, we
are sure our unidentified caller
would be happier knowing it.
Reduction Due
In License Fee
A $1 fee reduction for chaui
feurs' licenses will take effect Au
gust S.
The reauired fee has hrn M
It will now be $1. according to the
Department of Motor Vehicles.
The fee change was made by the
last session or the Legislature
which decided it was unnecessary
for applicants for chauffeurs' li
censes to pay the 1 fee earmarked
for the student driver training
tuna, tnaiweurs already contrib
ute to the fund when they obtain
or renew a regular driver's license.
The change will affect applicants
ior original and renewal chauf
feurs' licenses.
Uruguay, tiniest South American
republic, deoends ilmmi aniiru,
upon its sheep and cattle products
ior export trade.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
'Just take a look w Msese it$ the oiotest
Art Classes
Open Monday
Oregon State System of Higher
Education will hold extension divi
sion classes beginning Monday,
August 3. Representatives from
Ashland will be at Ihe OTI guest
house at 9 a.m. to take the regis
(rations of interested persons.
Ceramics classes will be conduct
ed 'by Mrs. Ruth Curtis. Water
color and oil classes will he under
the direction of Demitrius Jameson
of the Oregon State College facul
ty. Two of his paintings are be
ing exhibited at the district garden
club show at the county fair
grounds this weekend. ,
Fees are $12.50 for one hour of
credit, $25 for two credit hours
and $37.50 for three credit hours.
COURT VACATION
Circuit court closed Friday for a
month's vacation. The court will
not reconvene, under ordinary cir
cumstances, until September 1.
Cadet Finishes
Artillery Course
Cadet Larry C. Heaton, an Ore
gon State Student from Klamath
Falls, left Reserve Officers Train
ing Corps camp, Fort Sill, Okla
homa, after completing six weeks
of field artillery training.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles C. Heaton, 4012 Homedale
Road.
At camp he fired the M l rifle,
loaded and fired the 105 millimeter
howitzer cannon, observed and ad
justed artillery fire' on simulated
targets, and watched the firing of
an "Honest John" rocket.
DEFENDS SELF
MOUNT SHASTA-Ross Eddy, a
Buffalo Bill type individual, took
his mustache and goatee into dis
trict court Wednesday to act as
his own lawyer on a charge of be
ing drunk in, and about an auto
mobile. Judge John Kinstry found
Ross guilty, but a 20-day jail sen
tence was withheld.
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DUEL OF DISDAIN Clown Ray Sinclair's bejeweled dowager is matched in haughty
aloofness by Omar, one of the Afghan hounds that will appear in Burger's Ken-L-Kadt
during the llth annual Klamath Falls Shrine Cub-Polack Brothers Circus, coming to tha
Klamath County Fairgrounds for performanes Tuesday and Wednesday, August II 12.
Tickets will be on sale at circus headquartes in ths Klamath Falls Auditorium. Circus
times both days will be 2:15 and 8:15 p.m.
The balmiest bunch of bizarrely
bedaubed and bedecked, bulbous
beaked, bald and bewigged buf
foons that ever banished the blues
with blithesome burst of boistrous
Alturas Youth
In Kentucky
ALTURAS Army Pvt. Douglas
L. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan S. Williams, 1660 Pai k Ave
nue, recently was assigned to a
Military Police Company, Fort
Campbell, Kentucky.
Williams entered the Army last
December and . completed basic
training at Fort Ord.
The 17-year-old soldier is a 1958
graduate of Modoc Union High
School.
County Lions
Fete Senator
ETNA State Sen. Randolph Col
lier, Yreka, was honored recently
by Siskiyou County Lions and their
families at a birthday barbecue at
Pleasure Park.
Dad Dillman was in charge of
barbecuing the beef; salads and
cakes were furnished by Etna Li
ons. John Berry, in charge of en
tertainment, presented Janice
Rirdwell in four dance num
bcrs. Ernest Hayden played his
accordion.
The Rev. Orval Clay was mas
tcr of ceremonies and pre
sented the senator with a birthday
cake. '
v) It's Our Big August-September
New 1960 Models will be arriving early this
year so we've got to clear the decks of all 1959
OIDSMOBIIES
and CADILLACS
Get the car.
of Proven
Qualityl
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It's your chance to move up to
an Olds at a tremendous sav
ings . . . We'll make you the deal
of the year!
"Clear your stock by October lit", toys the fac
tory and to help ui do It, thty'r giving us a
bonus which wa'ri passing on to you. There's
something exciting going on at Dick B, Miller
Co. Pick and choose your car while the selec
tion ii good! ,
PRICE REDUCTIONS! DOWN PAY
MENTS REDUCED! CONTRACT
TERMS EXTENDED! ALL TO MAKE IT
EASY FOR YOU TO BUY AN OLDS OR
A CADILLAC IN THIS FINAL SELL-OUT!
Don't Think that you can't afford an Olds or a Cadillac We'll Show You
how easily it can be done!
DICK B. MILLER CO.
7th & Klamath
Ph. 4-4134
Forest Fire
Fine Levied
ALTURAS Mrs. Marian Duncan
of Box 2 Lookout, Camorma, ap
peared before Judge Steele of the
Adin-Lookout ; Judicial District and
plead guilty to violating Section
13001; of Vhe Stale Health and
Safety Code. Mrs. Duncan un
Intentionally started a fire near
Crank Spring by careless smoking,
She was fined $50 by Judge Steele
and cautioned about, the danger in
careless smoking.
Modoc County Ordinance No. 1.14
prohibits smoking while traveling
on foot, cycle, or domestic animal
in any flammable cover between
May 1 and November 1.
This ordinance further provides
that smoking is permitted only as
follows:
(1) In improved campgrounds,
or (2) inside vehicles on roads.
or (3) at places of habitation, or
4) while stopped in a clear or
barren area of at least three feet
In diameter; provided, however,
that in all instances burning and
glowing substances are completely
extinguished before being dis
carded.
Due to the unusually dry con
ditions this summer, Fire Control
Officer Harold Stratton cautions all
users of the Modoc National For
est to exercise extra special care
when smoking and In their use
of camptires.
Senator Collier spoke briefly to
the group following the presentation.
Check Passers s
Get Probation
Circuit Judge David R. Vanden
nerg placed two young men on
probation Friday after each had
admitted passing bad checks.
A probation period of three years
was meted for Eugene Francis
Samplauski, 24, who admitted pass
ing a worthless $10 check at Ma,
lono's Service Station July 6.
Finis Ray Copeland, 22, who ad
mitted passing a worthless MO
check at Lien's Store on Summers
i Lane was placed on probation for
five years.
Both men had waived grand
lury action and entered guilty
pleas in circuit court Wednesday.
Klamath FIT. Or ton
Be rvw f Sou I hern O re inn
and Northern California .
Published daily except Saturday by
Southern Oreiton Pubhshlni Company
Main at Esplanade
Phone TUxodo 4-Rlll
FRANK JENKINS. Editor
RILL JENKINS, Managing Editor
FLOYD WYNNE. City Editor
Entered as second cliM matter at tha
pott olftre at Klamath Falls, Ore ion,
on Auiuat SO. long, under act of
Conire. March 3. 1879 Second -flats
poatace paid at Klamath Fall. Oregon,
and at additional mailing office.
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Bald, Bewigged Buffoons
Boisterously Banish Blues
Voters Reject
Tax Increase
ETNA The 60 cent Increase In
taxes in the Etna Union School
District proposed by the school
board of trustees was defeated at
a .special election July 28 at the
elementary school in Etna and at
the Greenview School.
Etna voters cast 85 voles in fa-
yor of an increase and 211 votes
ere- cast against the measure.
Greenview voters cast 16 votes
for an increase and 39 against the
increase. '
badinage, will cut capers en the
sawdust during the coming Klam
ath Falls Shrine Club Polack
Brothers Circus that will ba in
Klamath Falls August 11-12. 4
It's the clowns that get the gig.
gles from the boys and girls in
the audience and the comedy ac
cents this year, say advance re
ports, will be "broad, bold and
blatant."
From Chester Sherman, with
his 40 years experience in digging
up didos to please the public, to
teen-age Peluzza from Mexico
City, who has learned the art of
comedy pantomime in just four
years, this season's Polack Circus
clowns are seasoned mirthmakers.
Appearing here will be Ray Sin
clair, Locke Lorraine, Joe Sher
man, John Thomson and little
Johnny Cirillino who will wear tha
gayest, gaudiest garments seen in
circusdom.
On the show's' lighter side too,
will be Tommy Hanneford, com
edy star of the George Hanneford
Family of bareback riders who
flips and flops in riotous routines
on his favorite steed.
The Ricardos, trampoline per
fectionists, and the tumbling
teeterboarding Five Amandis, Bur
ger's Ken-L-Kade, Konyot's Chim
panzees, being funny doing just
what comes naturally and Opal,
the precocious elephant star will all
be on the three-ring program.
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"ROOM 43"
with Diana Dor
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