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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1959)
0 rOTBif.,&fcW. Klamath Falls. Ore, 1 1 - TllOfl.iv. Drc 1. l!)o! PACE FIVE I K"f'!w,Mi wit f ? i (Three For 1 Stock Split Court flamed Moiled By Auto Company," f hi.'; i VJt. 1 ;j of L. P. HARROUN it one nine adults who will accom pany local council Boy Scouts to th national jam boree in Colorado Springs next July.. II y KY.S PH1.KUAK i about $40 since early September. Al Autninntive Writer After the market closed Mon- DKTROIT lAP) In the late'day, company directors declared sprina of mi the car buying pub-l'o 60-cent dividends, one regular lie suddenly discovered the com- a one extra, and recommended pact Rambler. (splitting the stock three to one It took the stock buvins public j5 P'Psal b- presented almost two more years to riis- 10 lne AMC al,nlla, mcc.,inS teb cover Rambler's parent, Ameri can Motors. 'be proposal was made as me In each instance, the discovery caused a major explosion. Ram- firm announced record earnings of $60,341,823. after taxes, for the Court Records M "Hill I ill I V Ml- IKII 1 c (II HI Paul ..,;,-!ie s-i.; violation rule vl f.nlfit, Ralph I'.ugrMf Tannrr. lplalifr! ic rule cl.,:n;.nl rm.tion dislru- B70 Building Scared Thieves Rob Jewel Store iolcllt ; ,git. dismiss, d motion district mm ncy School for Uirls were tryinp loijn i (orfmrd Ihoii- loonl ,Uj.o 1rc ! Worlo H involved in last Friday's break from the state llillcrestl UTTER', THAN NONE OAKLAND, Calif, il I'll Burg lars lock' thifufh a skylight at a U.iiH of America branch and low- LOS ANCIKLKS .APi-Two ban- "1,I '""""'l 3 "t to the ... , ., llmr. but tovc unable to open Idits who looked as if thev niiht ,,. . .... 1 uif iii.i a iiiuii. I WASHINGTON API The Air be twinij robbed a jewelry store v they ,rbbed $2 43 from the Kime today all but canceled the' Monday and ei-caperi ith tUajj employes' coffee fund, climbed their legal release, Mrs. Clitoris Brownell. assistant super intendent of the school, said to day. "They aren't soin;; to set away loution basic rule. ! H7(l I . an Waid. no PIC permit.! It heavy bomber program. in cash and jewelry. bier car sales virtually doubled in,1;'59 ?- c("'a' ,' ' "jposelV involved hemseh Hie pronrain, on which. One of the look-alikes waved a 52cicmic"jc , ppcainr. h.;,1"iul lla" a hilllon riollals haS.3R caliber revolver and told n- iTl. f. - t.J" ,H',U 10 liHU' back 10 ar Kriksen: "I'm just as of wa. : .w Miuill-M'ale dmolopmrnt project , sored as von arc.'1 Henry Delation jiiMj Robert J.ani.i sivtnf linimr In . J I f n mm I 111 f 3 "liritllit VlleV II U ;.X f-:i. I I .. .-- . t. with it. ihe aie in Lse8lf'on -y unluaUHl the reduced proiirain'c-i m) tt 0Mh of mr's a nd a w-udi atiH art pmn In slav lhpt( Mrs Ja"e Wmfr virtman. fail nop. , , . . ' . jJ-.ixhj -woun ui nus dim a wjilii Rrownell aid "w T "V " i' '""1 . , ! V'""ld '' 3 l'0l,,lc f pU'n0S' valued at $a;,0 for his visitors. Brownell Said. clcy Kdrd WiMl.mi. fail stop,,,,. . n,..k(, it. flilt ,, I . She said that in the past tew," '" " . u I.. . . . David Rcnianun Sr-uthwell. without tlOOlll VvJ. i years, at least six gu ts have pur-1 cad i.mp,. ; -,,,...- ,rnMi , iiv at IU5 111 lll-l daik through the i iff 1 . flight, and cs- TRAIN REPAIR Lionel end Amer. Flyer ond accessories & H.O. Bring or Send to FLEET'S 222 So. 7th !2 mnnths Fnr )r,Q ihov uill al. most double aSain with a total 0f carninSs $26,085,134. or $4.65 a some 350.000. j share. American Motor; stock two I A cann-v investor who bought ! probat years ar;o this month was selling for $.5.2. dav at by lence so the school would send ! 100 shares for a Christmas pies- a share, u closed Mon- "" ' " " "' KW.30. an advance of:PaPer Prot" o( m0'e than Caac ZL Man Awakened WW lAeWmOC C.W For Jamboree jLiving Room Scout leaders of the Modoc Coun- ATLANTIC BEACH. N Y. (AP cil. including Klamath Falls, are! A strange noise awakened .Nat looking for 56 Scouts to round out Wynn Sunday. He yawned, slipped their national jamboree quota ofjon his slippers, trotted downstairs. Jit delegates. J and found his living room had van- They have extended deadline for ished. application indefinitely until the! Where the living room used to quota is filled. be there now was wall-to-wall The trip, beginning in Klamath ocean water. Falls July 16, will cost each boyj Wynn trolled back upstairs, told $275. The fee will cover all ex-his wife, Kdith, that the living penscs but will allow no surplus room was gone. She yawned and for spending money. asked where be thought it might Boys, to quality, must have been I have gone. He said he didn't know, l'i years of age by January I, and So he called police to report a they must have attained first class jmissing living room, rank by July. A candidate mustj While Mrs. Wynn and their also have at least 10 days and daughter. Marjoric, huddled in nights of camping experience. (the upstairs front of the stucco The latter qualification stems'house, Wynn and police investi from jamboree rules Ihat each boy, gated. Also vanished: a 60-foot must do or help with his ownjsirip of the Wynn lawn, the den. cooking and camping while at!a dock and cabana. now. If you missed the boat, you have plenty of company, Around De troit there is an "almost society" of those who tell how they almost got rich on American stock. The most widely known big los er is Louis K. Wolfson. the Flor ida financier who at one time was AMC's largest single stockholder with a reported 430.000 shares. Wolfson sold out in 1958, taking a profit of about l'i million dol lars. But the Security and Ex change Commission said Wolfson also sold 150,000 shares short. Short selling is the practice of selling borrowed stock in the ex pectation the price will drop. AMC went up insfead, and it was es timated the move cost Wolfson and some associates all of the profit made on the sale. One stockholder who has not sold is President George Romney, who preaches the merits of his frmiii Sift forfeited Damrl JritMviah OConnor at slnp Kign fnifmed Luaretu Allan MrCarty. banir rule. SI- T,o Harold Norm Cloff, axle overload $20 forfeited them back to the courts. In each case, the courts placed them on ion. The girls involved in Friday's episode, she said, were trying to get sent back to the courts so they, too, could get probation, she explained. In the past the school has had a policy of returning girls to the courts when it considered them Motors too tough to handle. In doing that. the school expected them to be COntined to a COlllltV jail Or sent aervem. entered In the nenitentijirv inxte.irt of r " leased on own I eiopmance tillg probation and freedom. Harry Raymond Br :er. axle over. Thn flirno olrlc in o,l fo.,,,- ""d. JJI1 tOl leilfd axle overload three times the sneed of sound '" """oas originally planned as a re violation .placement lor 'he 1552 heavy, in tci continental nuclear homoer. North American Aviation Co oyeraV'.fnS''"'' " j"""1- the major contract. General Andrew. mi-Coi nark coiner, violation I Klectric was responsible for the bno,,en'n,'e2Ad,,n. ,,u y.e.d rht! vanced jet engine designed of ay. 7 so I to power the bomber. Fred Junior l.Mle. follow too closely. , . r. j7 r0 I Other major aircraft companies Manure! Mane Kasieton. follow too n( electronic films WCie llCavilv closely, enter rri of not utility : hear-,. , , . - , , . ins et nc.cmr.fr 3 at lo am: -1 involved in the B,0. Lockheed, leased on own i rcosn, ranee. ! Boeing and Chance Vought had Ervm Richard Coitnn, overhcif.ht. , , , Sln .major subcontracts. Ole xaldmar Anderson, no life pre-, ,..,, ,:A ,,, e- work being done by these three j companies would be turned oxer to .Minn American lor ine greai- of not 3 al If) i Homer Allen Otnmn overlenath load. i.. i i -J. l oninlnvo and hold tun nmnlnven t forfr.iert 1 -i emu en ...s-,i..im-..l ..u.,,,, gel tile' " int. vaiirancy. I lc .ll' f OI CC sain 111C QCClSlOn released It , llllllOltvi Vf.iH' iniinuvi.n si'i. p m.; as hostages in order to freedom that asted only one hour, i December Mrs. Brownell said the injured rrLy employes were back at work to- imp um. rlav anrl tho s,-lin,,l hs rnl nrnrsrl 1 f'r'd voclkrr. inademiare fall atop Colorado Springs. Each must also go equipped with full summer uni form. Local boys will be assigned to troops of 37 members each, made up of Scouts from Oregon. Wash ington, Idaho and western Mon tana. The .Northwest section will contain 34 troops, including three from the local council, if the quo ta is filled. Delegates and nine adult lead ers will touch Reno, Las Vegas, the tirand Canyon and Mesa Verde on their way to the jamboree. They will return by way of Yellow stone National Park and arrive in Klamath Falls August 2. About 50.000 Scouts are expected to attend the jamboree from all points of the nation. They will participate in two huge and spec tacular evening pageants. During the days, thousands of events are planned, including con- Atlantic Beach is on the west tip of Long Beach, an island just off the coast of Long Island and not far from the New York City limits in Queens. Long Beach is separated from the mainland by Reynold's Channel, which is where Wynn's living room had gone. Wynn and the police spotted a huge dredge busv deepening and widening the channel about 200 1 feet out. The dredged sand was being pumped around to an eroded' beach on the Atlantic Ocean side of the island. Apparently suction from the dredging removed earth from un der a sea wall that separated the rear of Wynn's house from the channel. This apparently pulled Wynn's living room floor, the fur niture and the rest into the chan nel. There was no trace of any of it. The dredging company sent pile tesis llldl will I' t ou.vs """'.ocioss drivcrs , s,10re up ,he waterfl.onl tor iimiuil in stylus cuiiiiiuliiiuu. Adults planning to accompany delegates are acting scoutmasters Fd Stastny of Malin and Robert Llliolt of Klamath Falls, and act ing assistant masters Ron Wilker Ftin and L. P. Harroun, both of Klamath Falls. Others will comeJ from other council areas. jj Stastny and Harroun are Ex- H plorer Scout advisers for their are as, and the other two local men each are neighborhood commis-rinners. MAKklAGES GET DIVORCE LONDON (UPI) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marriage were di vorced Monday. Give Yaurielf A Real Treat! H TRY OUR BUFFET LUNCH SERVED FROM NOON Til. I, g PONDEROSA ROOM g WILLARD HOTEL company with an evangelistic fervor. A proxy statement of last December showed Romney owned 22.700 shares with a value now of more than two million dollars. AMC now is the highest priced (per share) auto stock in Wall Street but its ratio between price and earnings, which investment houses use to compare stock mer its, compares favorably with other rated stocks. Romney has cashed in on the decision of Ford, General Motors and Chrysler lo market compact cars. He got an unexpected bonus when steel shortages curtailed or halted the Big Three production while he went merrily along building Ramblers. With smaller total needs lor steel, Romney was able to build a longer-lasting stockpile than the others. Now tie has announced plans to increase Rambler capacity be yond 600.000 cars a year. At 350, j 000 cars this year's anticipated sales he already has surpassed the highest sales total amassed by an independent automaker. j some nected with the B70. Among the canceled subcontracts were those biake, with International Business Ma- $7 r0. . . , ... . lo normal. The superintendent. Elmer Ymunhiood. fumtivc from jus- enmes 101 ine noiuu-ii.u iganon Miss Mariorie McBridc has been s'"" CJ"""'"" chared with system, with Weslingbousc Elec- .11SS .w.njoue .ucdiiul, tuts uien , , plov,de; waived exlradinon: ... . J.f.i.. ...I,,,.,,,,,,,, and on vacation for several davs. ii.,i n i si.ooo; held lor California!" fm delensne subsystems, and "There has hren some" irnse- 'tiontie. with Motorola for traffic control. tncie has DCCn SOllie tense- Melbourne J Peslana and Dale Boss, . . ness on the part of the 131 girls Ismeijer. attempted pent larceny, case j Oflicials estimated that reduc over the weekend, but nothing has0bt, mnn,ml"'d D"'mb" 1 lion of the B70 program to a erupted," Mrs. Brownell said. I smelly development project would "The majority of the girls are! 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