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0 o C T o HfRALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall. Orp Sunday, Nov. 29, 1959 PACE 4 A Police Bum; Mick Fiddles; Pleads Fifth MEEKLE o o o o X - u A , ... -I j .vt i - i ? i . kit - nv-cjjw "'V ,1 -a J,i T"f-"r- "wwl r J THAtH IT'6 A NEW KINP T YEAH.'IT'5 I'M OOmrANTLY A reo , IWE'V!; INVENTED SOMETHING )Y" i OF OCXs FOOD THAT ) GOING TO L I APPALLED W WHAT J fUJ THAT5 GOING TO MAKE U6 V- 9 Ai-L POf?6 WILL TA6TELIKEA " V, PACE'S FO A I MILLIONAIRE MR. MURPH. ) LS&i Bfc' WILD I MAILMAN'1? A'7 ENeOF CErT' j rw PROP WASH Construction Workman Admits Killing Ex-Wife LOS ANdKLFS 'API - Even violinist George Lihcrace had 0 play second fiddle to Mickey Cohen Friday. The peppery ex-gambler stole the .show at a police commission hearing on an application (or an entertainment license for the Ron. delli Cale in suburban Sherman Oaks. The Mick: Vented his forensic fury on po. liccmen. Invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 50 times. Interrupted the hearing several times to charge it was a farce. Asked if he was a part owner of the caie. Cohen replied: 1 got no piece of that res. By HAROLD JONES I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd "Pappy" Airport Manager I Newlun flew to Napa to spend Work on the new terminal build-j Thanksgiving with a daughter and ing has been slowed up waiting ner family, for the steel sash for glass con- cir,.i;n n i. i.H Hoi ih Hntav Vuti Cagey, examiner lor tne ' " d bui n t.', i.,Mr. is not nrolonzed and work can be1, held examinations for nowlOlasgow. Mont.. Air force Base ' . u. - about Cohen's police record, - ' , . l- - n:..- .. parv nn ThanL-wivirK! Ilyv U1U SLCU.uu wnu , rncumr.H in nllld Oil r- fivl I I'O nf hp PUU1S leCCIIUi. Olllllt 1I1CIS (rif n (a BIS.MAHCK. N.D. 'API A hus-ldered without resistance. He said ky construction worker Friday i Brown signed a statement and j taurant. I wouldn't take a piecj Infill admitted the fatal beating 'waived extradition. of it on a silver platter." examiner for the of his former wife, a nure at the! ' , R,.m.-c s.vear- When another witness was asked building before bad weather. The Klamath Falls Sky Divers HEAVY EQUIPMENT is leveling the lot adjacent to Peace Memorial Presbyterian Cnurcn c .il c-. il Ci t nrBjrJu. in mHnrt ko Lnrl wpd nf the church into a parking rJl tl. , w-J bv Grace Wells of Klamath Falls. The area will be surfaced . Club has rented space at King. when leveling is completed. Heavy equipment and the driver, Dean Marcum, are being used through the courtesy of the Crater La'e Machinery Company. Standing, left to right, are Mai Gellup, the Rev. Laing Sibbet, pastor of Peace Memorial, and Verland Huff.' Gellup, Huff and Jack Roper were in charge of the land purchase. taking exams for commercial rat ing. Bill Slated !, old Stepson llo mcu Nr,,nn s,n.rri: victim, was turned over to his ni,i(,ct. 1 don't want mv nam mentioned in a derogatory man- f.i' , . . f V '.si I'fi r; - An Police Cant. Frank Wcnzcl said Harold Brown, 33, claimed he maternal grandparents, Mr. and u.-od only his fists in the attack on Mrs. Ole Peterson, Holelte, N.lJ.jncr." Verna Gae Brown. 31, in her1 Brown had taken the boy with! tl.r an angry exchange with apartment about 2 a.m. Thursday.! him and then dropped him at the u Claris Smith, chief investigator He said he did not know the wile. home of Brown's parents, Mr. and f1)r tlt, commission. Cohen was who divorced him a month ago; Mrs. Harry Brown, near Berthold, : escorted out of the hearing room. was dead Montana officers said Brown was charged with first-degree murder. i r siey Field and will set up a club room for meetings, packing in structions and other pertinent in-' formation lor parachutists, says Dick Davidson. I An open meeting will be held in Iho new Huh moms Sunriav. Dp-! SAN FKANC1SCO (L'PI) comber 13. ana prospective' mem-i Alaskan senator has announced. oci.s win ne welcome, nans lor ' " " ,:" ,."'! workers who called to take her him until Randv intervened v ca 'or paracnute jumps ai .., " to her fob. Li,.i a( r n "Inavo mv answer dozens of auestions. air shows, fairs rodeos and dur-j h i ontiian ami msi Wcnzel said Brown was found in 'grandfather alone." Mrs. Brown I "I want a jury trial," he de- mg annual Aviation week ana tne downtown Bismarck and surren- was not home at the time. Peter- dared. "I'll het anyone in the aid Brown blamed him for! room 10-1 that the decision in this Mrs. Brown's body was discov- day ed Friday morning by fellow Utai N.D. Peterson. 70. said he was visit ing his daughter when Brown came in "crazy drunk" Wednes- night. He said Brown had In the hallway, another officer told him to be quiet. "Don't set near me," Cohc warned. "You look like a bum ft me." Alter a noon recess, Cohen took the witness stand and refused to v , k 4 Ul, vv Mr Kiiir al k'innvlev pie!H Sidles. Class instruction will begin fol-l Sen. Krnest (ii nening i D-Alaska' lowing the December meeting in; wrote the deportation-threatened the new club rooms in the Navy . Montalban last week, and said he , I..,, ,.ff.r... kniUInn Un UOIllH K,a- lonivhtl fr, "nnrmil rear of the new terminal building, you and your family lo remain in I I C Vt'1 j the United States and become cit-1 U.J, IUUIII Ballots have been received by izens." members of the Klamath Falls! Montalban. who served with the I KANSAS CITY, Mo. l'PP Harry Lauds the divorce. thing is already in. After the heatino Peterson said He told Koger Francis, commis. Rrnwn had civen him SIS andiron attorney- driven him to the Glasgow depot where he took a train to North Dakota. Wenzel said Brown, weighing Chapter. Oregon Pilots Association -U.S. Navy and Philippine guerilla Former President Truman defend-!230 Pllnds and over six feet tall, for voting on 1!M0 state officers. i forces during World War II. hadjed Hie youth of America against 'was emPo-vcd on construction Two Klamath Falls men. Ned Put- been ordered back to the Philip-1 its critics Friday night and dis-jwork at lnc Glasgow base, nam and Angelo Doveri are un-pines earlier this fall bv a court closed he is ready to fulfill a Mrs. Brown, 5 foot 2, 110 the decision is as phony as you are and you know you're a phony." When finally excused, he hustled from the room, muttering to two friends: "Let's get out of here, this is a frame." opposed candidates lor president ruling. However, a serious auto and secretary - treasurer. Frank j accident in which he was injured ONE HUNDRED and fifty three turkey dinners were served at the Klamath Gospel Mis lion on Thanksgiving Day with all the trimmings. Two services, one in the morning and one In the evening, wero held in the mission sanctuary. Ten men went forward to the altar. Here, Charles McFarlan leads the singing. Dundon of Astoria and Ralph Scog gin of Lebanon have been nominat ed for vice president. On the tick et for director posts are Jim Poir ot, Corvallis, present secretary- treasurer, former governor of Ore ion Klmo Smith. Albany, and Mark C.ehlar, Salem. Installation of new officers is slated for Corvallis, Saturday, Jan uary 9. postponed the deportation Hep. John J. McFall ID-Calif.) had announced earlier that he would sponsor a similar bill in the House of Representatives. "We are thankful from the hot- j torn of our hearts." Montalban I said quietly. "I'm very glad that '"1 4 A W'i'..'.,'i '..,-v k' ".- x i'.& .-r wiv. '- v '. -d A CARPET OF GREEN VELVET will spread itself over 2'j acres in Mount Shasta City Park next summer if Rotary members have anything to do with the situation. And they do. Here, from left to right, are George Thcbolt, John Watt, and Dr. Donald Ratley hard at work donating labor to lay the sprinkling system. Another volunteer, not pictured, is Mrs. June O'Brion, leader in boy and girl scouting and all juvenile activities at Mount Shasta. Rotary member at far right is unidentified. Photo by McKinney 1st Professional Building Completed In Basin City DiMiKIS The first piolessioii.il the Doiris Shell Service Station. Safety Probe Set By Police Klamath Chapter Pilots, success ful sponsors of a box supper re cenlly. will probably plan another next year. Auctioneer Maury Clark long-time dream of writing an; pounds, had filed a third-degree American history book for young assault charge against Brown last people, jJuly. Montana authorities said The 75-year-old former Chief1 Brown pleaded guilty and was Executive, displaying his custom-; fined $25. The divorce proceedings ary fire and wit, addressed 1.500-followed. delegates to the National Council; Wenzel said Mrs. Brown's first for the Social Studies. i husband, William Hartley, had Earlier, Truman told reporters! been killed in a traffic accident he is "fed up with the constant several years ago. my family will become United , " l1" m . "" "" States citizens" These critics don t know what ,l.n.. ,..11-;.,, .,u,, 11 l,n ...ia utuvooi, ooiw lie UriU 1 L , II VS I el! that all action to deport Montalba ("Our young people know a good. florir Ronlipc thanlww T people who are criticizing J M(Xman Montalban was still recovering! The former President said he 1 W IUI WIIIWIII did a near-professional job 0f irom a iob injuiy stistami-ri in tlie.has been "very much impress calling in (he cash. 0ct- -2 al,t0 accident when an- ej" by teen agers he has met nouncemeni ot uruenmg s action. jn recent travels around the coun-t in ji . i.,., ,..., .ii,,.. h anfo,-a ,ii n .ul"'u "")UI"'. u,,t"1" uimii UMILSS LUUIU consider his proposed bill. Vei n Luksan. new instructor and reac'lc(' n'm pilot with Klamath Air Service, is welcoming new students and start ing ground school classes. Inquir ies on G.I. training are coming in and groundwork has been laid for G.I.s to learn to fly. For in formation call Klamath Air Service. Herman F. Scheurer, new assis- Airmen Save Dad, 2 Tykes SAN FRNCISCO (API-Epis copal Bishop James A. Pike says it is time "some leading Roman in simple terms, about the opera tion of American government." "From the age of 10 to 14," he said. "I read every book in the Independence i.Mo.) library, and that includes the encyclopedia. "But I never thought I'd ever WICHITA. Kan. (AP A man have a hand in writing American and his two children owe their history before the historians got tant lo the president nf West Coast lives to a couple of airmen whol'o it." he said. Airlines, en route lo hearings injhappened by at the right time.! Truman said his latest book, San Francisco, stopped hrielly to s.Sgt. Luther McFarlanvi and"-"lIr- Citizen" will be published confer with this reporter on plans' ,.,2.C. Harrv Norwood were driv-!ncxi niuntn y Random House. to push the airline's application for j,1, ;R.,.SS H jcy bridge over the: "" is a bo('k ai,mlt wl,al han" the air route between Klamath t alls and Reno uy adding that he plans lo write Catholics bring om in lne 0 : a uuuk mi miiuieu uiai win leu, .,nftj ,k r, ,u ,i huiiu iau mat lilt olficial Church ban against con traception is less and less ob. served by U.S. Catholics. "Many American Roman Catho. lies, in responsible planning of parenthood, use medically ap proved methods of birth control," he asserted. Bishop Pike, head of the Cali fornia diocese of his church, com. mented in answer to a policy statement by the Catholic hier archy in Washington, D.C., Wednesday that it was "simply not true" that the Catholic Church is gradually accepting artificial birth prevention. The Bishop earlier had raised the question whether a Roman Catholic president would observe church rulings on the matter and deny public funds for the promo tion of birth control in undcrde- countries, particularly insas River Friday. They saw; Pcns 10 a man aner ne 'oaves that the rail had been broken andlmc " ,me Mouse' '"'man said. a wave was spreading awav from'"11 '" be lon enolSh '" bore A joint meeting between repre- thc bridge in the water. " ou" senlatives of KASKl", Oregon Pilots ... , Association, ci v a, ... .. to investigate, they, . fire departments and the Ai'r fnund a car lyi"c 0,1 "s ini OBITUARY Force resulted in tentative plans ,he rivor- and ,nc tw0 of ""''"! KKl'CE to coordinate all groups for emer-, p,,insrd 111,0 lho cold wa's'-PJ Zoe M. Bruce, S3, native of Col- gencv search and rescue work "all1'- orado. resilient of Klamath Falls Roh Dunn anil llalnl, i,.i:i. r From the car they pulled Donald I for 30 years, died here Novom.iveloped the Oregon Slate Board of Aero-1 Noblit' 20, and hls chiId'fn' Don' ber 2fl. mas. She is survived by ainon - Catholic countries which On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS ' HOYS GRAHAM Born in Mr. and Mri. Ernest Graham November 26 in Klam ath Valley Hospital, a boy, weighinf 6 lbs., 3 os. PARIS Burn to Mr. and Mrt. Melvin R. Paris November 25 in Klam ath Valley Hospital, a boy, weighinf 8 lbs . 53 ozs. V ATX R LACS Born to Mr. and Mri. Thomas D. Vatcrlau November 2 m Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy, weighing 6 lbs.. It's oxs. r.IKLS GALLOWAY Bnrn to Mr. nnd Mr. Bruce W. Galloway November 25 In Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl, weigh ing 4 lbs, IIOLLISTER Born to Mr. and Mr. Murry Hollister November 26 in Klam ath Valley Hospital, a girl, weighinf 7 lbs . 3 ozs. KIRK Bnrn to Mr. and Mrs. Ste phen H. Kirk November 26 in Klam ath Valley Hospital, a girl, weighing 10 lbs McCI.El.LAX Bnrn to Mr. and Mri. John McClellan November 26 in Klam ath Vallev Hospital, a girl, weighing 7 lb! , i:r' ozs, MILLER Born to Mr. and Mri. El don L, Miller November 25 in Klam ath Valley Hospital, a girl, weighing 7 lbS.. 11' 07.S. MOORE Bnrn to Mr. and Mr. Rosi J. Moore November 25 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl, weighing T lbs , 2'j ozs. IMS ROl'NDLP Boys: 539 Girls: 43L nautics wero present. laid Allen, 6. and Joyce, 3. ! nephew, Jay, and a niece. Zoo, I asked for sucn assistance. held at the airport lounge IV btiiMnu to tie eieetctt in the nt instalU'fl the lhinis TV cable s A smti;il stnrlv tn H.!.nmno ih of Hums lias hcen completed i, nature and causes of injuries rP h" W. Officers will ho olt-cted t nn rite en i inumcoioi on kkk-j u ned in l ili'-nindel nntnmnhilr ! u, ,iminuns inv parents oi.lMXlu ulu auiomonne fair tile, the lunldmc is designed, iuvnienls mil luin on necembor with all built-in lacilihcs to nccom-jHinv ihiUlren. Mar.urt is an em-jj m rountl(,s nu.d.ile the professions. p!ne ul the Fn-t Western li.mkj xhe stud will he carried out hy Dr. DeVan Ilobins, dentil hom;at Poms: Undo!! is a trc.shman the Oregon State IVhce, Oregon Tulelake, s nio um into the new at Hie l'mcrity ot Cahun-nia at state Medici! Society. Slate Hoard of Health. ho-p!t,tl and the Auto h niotie Crash ln;uiy Keseauh Tro ;ram of Cornell l'ni eiMtv. They didn't see Mrs. Donald j Sonoma, California, and a nephew I In his latest comment, Bishop I'ike domed that he is opposed to a Roman Catholic fr president. He said his question "does not rule out any particular Roman Catholic candidate who, as an Klamath Kails Chapter OP Noma- anc was pinnca pim un" -Pat of Guam. Funeral arranae have committees workup on the (1cr ,he car- and her btxl' wa!in'liments will be announced by second annual potluck dinner to he lmind l,ntl1 tho voh,do was nshted ' Wards Klamath Funeral Home. some 20 minutes later. Rut they couldn't have saved j ROSSI ...J l. ,T.. J.A T .. - ' . -1 lC ""I int .ni, v.. .,,.Mu. uucaao, rrsidcnl of Klamath I subject tn ecclesiastical force can her. anyway. Coroner Dean Kraltj Nicholas Hos, The next nicotine nt KASHl' be at the airport lnunce IVcem-of a hrHkon nctk- County and Ashland for 4!l yearsjd'savow the policy which the hier ti ... ',hlil siifliM-pd a broken co Iaririi.,ri .,i :j u.. f L- .... uei i. i-ivMiinii ne .Moienouse Mnv, m uu .nmuiuiii iiMiii'ine diuiy oi nis cnurcn has Dm- plans a snappy pro;i am. All mem-! ' ....v...,!., - , ,o emner zi, i:ioa. Mirvivors in- claimed hers ursed lo attend. Funerals MAGKE Funeral services for Emmet E. Masee. 84, former Klamath Falls resident who died November 25 in Los Angeles, will be held Tuesday, December 1. at 2 p.m. in O'Hair'J Memorial Chapel, under auspiceJ of Klamath Lodge AF & AM Xo. 77. Mr. Mapee came to Klamath Falls in 1912. SCHOLKR Funeral services for Edw ard Ar nold Scholer, who died in Pendle ton, November 25, will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klam ath Funeral Home on Monday, No vember 30, m.".9, at 2 p.m., the Rev. Robert Groves of the First Presbyterian Church officiating Concluding services in Klamath Memorial Park. hmlduu and I'r. I )nn K. Tnnrs- l)a:-. .mil mmi. Tommy. t;i lc-. ciptomrti isl. assoi i.ili'd with tii'-lrn.in .it ISiiue V.illej III, M.ind.'ird Optic. il ('oinp.iny in Si hool Klam.itli Falls, will mine in iua; UeilncMl.iy, Dei-i'inlii-r 2 Or. Knb ln ami Mi. '1Iuiimii"s will ue tlie rimes on tlii oi- aitei nalin; da e.u Ii w n k The pi ule-.-iii'M.i! icn'iT hmliiiiu a-- ImiU by M .ii -hall and Mai til la Hamilton, ownris o! !ho tliiCr alley llaiilwaie stole man.nl In Mis Hamilton the pa t l.-iu i.ns. Tlie store baildiiu l.i' Mi1 aiaie oil uc -.pan' pu-Mi ' v t. cupird by the H...:i'Nl "ii In- n aiHc Akciicv opeiaieil by U .s llatelslein. Mrs. Ilamillon has liM'd ir.-i Of her lilo in Morris and Iht !: band has been a resident nr!i town lor ?J years lie wot kr years as a Iok scaler in the we : for Assiii iau d l.iiinbi r and 1- Company. rinl!nn w.i" appoin k Morns City Council in .Vptoni iH ' Qher, I'M and srrwf in the caps- l" h,: ' " ' citv ot major Irom Mei embi II. ! 0 l it a I'-Q i Aifflist. 'I. ipeii he iv i anil II Court Records Counties included in the wnrk. Profession Views Told Kl. M MM U 1 will he Clatsop. Tillamook. Nam-! . ,WIP11 ",SKV" k 's, i " , r, , , 1 ' l. aw if nor Kottn Slmip. (ail to Hop hill. Lane. Ooulas. Coos, ,1ie-' i uip t sn . (iiMiumfd motion ot di ;pl,:ne. Hood Ituer. W.,sco. .U-Mer-! ,r'S oslw. ,, , I sun. inuiK aim I le-.i,nuti', uniy , ruir, uso aieuleii's in ru:at areas will be .-hock. I he Rirl escaped wmi t-UuU- the widow, Ada and sons, bruises and cuts. 'Nicholas Jr. and Albert of Chilo- McFarland. 32. is from Durham. qum; daughters, Marv Bursdorf. C. and Norwood. 24. from tt'ich- Kiorence Wrisht and Rose Zamu- !a. Both are stationed at ncaroy dll) of chiloquin. Teresa Jcffersi McConnell Air Force Base. iiu luileil in the t ee,iri h. 1 Tlie sttidv will :nole coniple- I'lMIII t .AI''- noied San l:''" t's"'1 accident itneslita- li.ni, .... ..'tornoy aid iicic I n- '' ""'.iua! report Inrtits on lay !..wmiv are Iomiu the poM- an. dents iinahnu; 1M7 or -,, ,, , .i.,,.. i,,e.i ,,, '.iter ireile! e.us in which some- till' i eir.iu .tl :t v . M,.U: u..)., h r,. TIU' , , pation in the iniurv resi ni.ii il on he.'i.ill of- pei ons seek- iiu- d.ini.ues tor peinnal in.i.ny. -.i .1 i'i tlie past the law vcr al .i . ii.. ill liic lorelumt ot ciie Deactivation Of F104 Slated .lit J to tlie ..ill atk ifa ii i A v. do. ll.im ifSiV' nt it ill (If tOtllh! i ' i e llie ii .e-it 'g v ot i' ard p.ilil;.- spiiit.' i,- City t",.i'i ' N.i.v Hie- i.iiHi'llli .1 with the pe, 's ot t.ie law OO: P. nine Ii il;er joi key uu Rations o iiniiicil or killed a!c In -t undei look partici- li pto- ot t'oiiii'l! w'len tlie ttiecon '1'i.ii'ie Saie;' Ci'iinni'-s'iin an nuo e.l i stiuij plan oi !;1 months wo ji ai s a-i Tiat iutl nnolM',1 adilniiiiial leu, 'ils on all iniiii pi .slaeiii ae i ,. :ti- in specially selected sain pi ' .(ivav ot thc ;,i'e I', was i.'inplcted Mime months ao Mala (H)inl;inil in thi-e studies (t) O) Ii.im1 iiiiln ated tlie ilei;rcc of pro- tgl U , iioCollered bv Mich s ty lea- Mirllf Wrlirlri. f.ul td ship for m-hn.il bu. di'in..fa 1 nil llihh.Mi. una (lirlr- .lumor H,,'il. rt.ult wilh (linfr.Mi. wmp.-iti . . . . . ., .. ! r,i. a,-i,-,iHi i.ria i WASHINGTON ll Tl ' 1 ho Air! '.""mi" ' I mce has ordered deacluatum mi mii Kinirr bi irt. no ire prr- next year of its four squadrons n . . w coupped with early niodels o! t mi :i-e speedy 104 "Starliihter' ,;;;,: v r '"""n ov'r'i interceptors, i iM.if. wuhur Hinniond, no ini The iiioic announced Friday rt7.:.h.."nv W.rd, inunoerr mut- K 05 ' P'anS huiW h-V Xm-iu-r s. heed. at a total ciM ot $i;4.lXHi.iKHt i if .-mhiiii. mi. ipi-rrtuii and Josephine Burdette of Belling bain, Washington; also 42 grand children. Funeral services will take place from Our Iidy of Mt. Car mel Chinch, Chiloquin, on Tues day, December 1, when a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a.m., the Kev. Patrick Lunham olliciating. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will take place from the chapel oi Ward's Klamath Funeral ( Home on Monday at 8 p.m. Con ; eluding services in the Hill Cem etery. H? Ml Tlr and l.sno men stationed at bases! in I'mkhiiK no niwrxoi ' in Ohiit. California, Wash.ivtonj and Massachusetts. TIMELY ADVICE wd Miilin ,Sir n.. miKllrr. ' """" " ! A"lrwi.lV. a. 'JW-lgn over II i.n.n H,i,M,.n lijiiicr. tail 10 iop 1 lie planes may tn' turned cut dock for ciock w atching students to the -Air National Imard or the at M-Ury Huh School here: "Tim :h Rakfr. violation ot Nando J rtiui. Tactical Air Command, f he men WJ; ps.s will he given new assignments h.,-i.. ner ais Wliai-p Crowdrr. co"0 ii'iifi t.iear. noiaoon o( The early -model F-104 holds the "Ji '"'T ' k , , . . 1 voi Id sliced recoidnit 1.404 miliO fo). f Iff Wi.ihrr, violation o( bav- U , , luir .' per hour, and ti worlds altitude '."'.'A.' J;;'' t""l,,lon' '" 10 ,' record at 91,249 feet. But the Wi ing ,ei. tuies Vs Hi) pi ovediTJ mr lovks.Qn- hui-ovO , ,f) 0( ha.ic1 Air Force said it lacks the com- k(.r t..v euj - i'W'rh V,-im4 hc. ,0 ,tf40.m .... . I-I'catcd electronic gear of later he sa.d. jscat bellsOid !dcl o.2 " ..n4.m .x.. o"-,. n sj r You?-' Newspoper SPOT ADS P ore inexpensive repeated daily $1.16 NEW 3-BEDROOM HOMES 10,500 Quality Built Scott Homes Now Under Construction Choice Suburban Location All 3 bedroom!. Choic luburban location. Pncl Itort ot $10,500 or oven Itti en your own lot. A low m S33S down. Eoiy FHA rarmi en 30 ytor loont. In lorvlct FHA loam olio ovailoblt. 16 ddforcnt floor plant to chooto from. Dras by tur affice er call and kv number f ir talci staff explaia litw cwy m t v a ,ility built Scott Hon. Cbfck y'our tovonta r(0ltor If you wish. W. oro cocpt'oting with all members of tht Klomoth Bsarcfof Realtors oi tha tola ot these hemes. o '. !!JC. (More SERVICE? (ft.. r.ttH Paul MAOe J254 So. 6th Phon. TU I-46A er TU J-4647 Anytime Salei Stoff: Hank Kellev. J.iBtl t c... i, 0i Dot BI.E TROUBLE XOnXIAX, Okla. ip Mrs. Byron Amspacher stepped on a nail in' her garage. She tossed the nail into the back yard. Later in the day she stepped on the same nail. o o 0 O O
