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Civil Defense Survey Set
. MmSwrt nf the Seventh Davlnursinr And iithpr nrn
niiters of the Seventh Day
MventKt Church will he in Klam
ath County MLh 5 throush 12 to
make their semiannual civil de
fense preparedness survey.
Every two years the church
puhlic service project, makei
door-lo-door survey ol evacuation
(allout.MUlieltei, first aid, hoir.e
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Man Returned
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O FredMlyan Hood, named with
his brother Hawley Harvey Hood
in a sci",fc indictment (or ault
with a daTf&erous weapoiwv;)y re
turned here .Monday Wiernoon
from Portland where he was ar
fyested by city police.
Tlrhrolhors are gcd
assaulting Kufjene Bclgard early
February. 21 after a night-low,'
drinking parly. Chiloqi Police
Chief Lewis Jones said Belgard
yiy. beaten aitf)allacked with u
knife because he IjiUUy to rta)ir
a bureau drawer to the brothers'
latislaclion.
laaley llood.ai, was arrested
oftf the ,-ticeknd. Fred, 24, ji.c
entl wakyreleascd from the sbrc
penitentiary after a twnear sen
, tence m May I'M for bilfglary.
Neither defendant was in cus
tody when the grand jury met.
WEST COAST
AIRLINES
hot
IMMEDIATE
OPENING FOR
Ramp
Attendant
Contact:
BOB MOORE
Station Mgr.
For
Further Information
Tirninal Building
KINGSLIY FIILD
nursinj-' and other provisions
County Civil Defense Director r
Searles said.
The canvassers will ask iwjidcnls
to fill out forms preparedly the
state cjiil defense ol (ice. K
family 1 get a copy of a fi
letlled "Home Protect r.xcr
cises." O O
Nearly Mki church members
tiiill n-ii-t i'irvli.C,! Ihn viirvnv rflV
OrtVf
ering 5.000 htailys in Western
The action is dinned tr
Qirage piei'dne! for
wai-causcu uisasicis,
natural
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F'$dft)6fense
in Lastflea
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se said it would utter its 1;
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word at the KimA murder Ir
lodav aim- a nartini: ulavhack of
the big Stone: the death ol Bar-
Ura J 4i Finch.
njcfen.se attorney Grant B
Cooper appioachrJ the climax itfl
exhaustive suannauon lues-
day by arguing:
1. That Mrs. Finch invented
stories of .icing )acked by her
doctor husband simply tfl get the
rtoclor over a barrel aod to get
barrel ol money out ol the
divorce she had pending.
2, That there was 110 conspiracy
In kill Mrs. Finch and even il
there had been what finally hap
pened was an accident.
3. That Marie Anne Lidholm.
the Finch housemaid who tnlificd
lor the prosecution, is a "sweat,
and wholcsoiW' tfirl, bit not nec
essarily an entirely credible wit
ness. ,
At is.w in the two-month-old
trial is whether Dr. ft. Bernard
Finch. 42, and his mistress, Carols,
Trcgciff, 23, arc guilty of coo
.piracy and murder in luo (hoot
ing of Mrs. Finch, 36, last July
18.
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I.AMATII 'f'ALLs'
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MllNSON Hfirn to Mr. and Mr.
Lsonarrl Miiiisnn February an in Klam
ath Vallry Hospital a girl, weighing 7
lb,., 12 om.
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Santa Fe Train Passenger
Gives Atcouhf Of Tragedy
Hedy Faces
nPaymentLoss
HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) If ac
tress Hedy La.Marr doesn't show
up in court Friday she risks los
ing 13,000-a-month tcijjvorary .-Q-port.
Domestic Relations Court Judge
Sen Worukll set anotherOre-trial
conference on the divorce suits for
p. m Friday. Miss La.Marr and
her fi.VP husband, oilman W. How
ard Lee, have filed suits against
ciQ other.
'the judtO-aidCaP.' wo Q consi
der Qotions for teminalion or re
duction of tluv-tcmporfV support
f e actress Tffils to show up for
the Friday hearing.
An attorney for Miss La.Marr,
J. Edwin Smith, said "as tar as
I know, she will be here." Illness
prevented Miss La.Marr from at
tending a scheduled Feb. VI pre
trial conference.
Lee tiled his divorce suit Feb.
!v 1959 charging cruQv. HiVAvifc
lined a countcrsuit the next moiA
claiming Lee failed to live up to a
separation agreement providing
her $3,000 a month orfyne-half of
his income whichever wavsreater.
Editor's Note: Mrs. Delma Cas
ey and her two children were pas
sengers M the ill fateiL-Santa Fe
pastefigcr train whicV eollidoriifar and was groaning that his
iiack hurt him.
It was funny the li ain had just
crossed li small wooden bridge
and it was on fire when all of a
sudden we felt the '.t. Later
someone said there was a gaso
line truck at the crossing that had
bfii hit by the train.
Tbvre was one woman who was
weeding awlully had, but 1 never
found out what was wrong with
her.
Our coach turned sidways aftl
the front end of it hung over some
sort 4) bank right afeigside the
tracks. J
My children were hysfto-ical
I'he doctors found we had many
cuts, briti and hd hgmpv, hfe
were otherwise unhurt. The
nurses were,-wonderful in quiet,
ing my poor children.
with a truck-trailer rig near Bak
ersficld, Calif. Tuesday night, kill
ing at least 12 tH'rsons. Mrs. Cas
ey and her children were releasW
frfam a hospital after treatment.
Iiie is her cycVitness account of
the tragedy.
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By MltS. DKLMA CASEY J
JAKERSFIELD. Calif. (AP)
We saw flame whip past ttrir sc;t
IIKII ( 1.11 O JWlt .tl'fW,
knocked us right into the rear on.
the car.
My children and I were scared
to death. They are Jackie she's
5 and Karen, who is 5. We had
"f?P vjsltiii" rnv. parenlj jn San
Lcandro, Calif., and were on' Our
way back to our- home In Waco,
fcxas. My husband is an ill
Force sergeant and wasn't with
(lie is stationed at James
Connelly Jiir Force Base, Waco,
Tex. I , U
We were just sitting there eat
ing a sandwich each ot us had
one when suddenly we saw lire
whippin past our scat. Q
Then the train started; to twist
and jerk and the seats flew
through the car. We were inAhc
coach behind the baggage car.
Karen was thrown into a cor
ncr, and Jackie landed on top of
her. I found myself sprawled on
the floor alongside both of my
daughters,
We crawled out ol a window
into an' empty lifl(l and started
walking when all of a sudden men
came up to us and" led us to a
road to wait for an ambulance.
There were about 20 of us in
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the tr. Most of us were thrown
around like rag dolls,
One boy got a cut behind his
Court Records
KLAMATH FALLS
O MISIWAI. CUI'RT
Cflhrtrl B. Clwbolla, 'VfljiTaticy, 10O
in ;w aay.
FmnciB Eucene Slowcy. ftrunk. $25.
Alberta Van Meter, violation of the
dog ordinance, continued.
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Klttf'MATH .C'OrVTV
iiis iticT i ni t r
Jerome Noble Snon.y, group axle
nverlnttji. demurrer filed; hearing net
Marn 11 ait iu a.m. $1K, bail poited
vere tdgar Bower, ovedgrh, flA
loneurq. i -
Rojfr ) D til Ion Dnhl, lnadrgiate
lirnlra C7 aft tnt.UA W
Kenneth Iluxty Wells, fail dliplay II
ccjifie, trial without Jury; iifl March 3
H 10 a m.; hail rctJtHtfw, at $100;
manded to iheriff.
Kenneth Dusty Wclla, no operator
license, trial without jury; net March
.1 at It) a.m.: ball remains at $100; re
manded to sheriff.
William Roy Cupp, excee deMared
weight, 12 forfeited.
Donald Allyn Hershcy, follfhitlg. Joo
vloilon
NEW YJiK (.P)-Show busi
ness rapped Mary AryvMobley in
ner pretty white teetiVbut she is
still game, and smiling the smile
that helped her win the 1J59 Miss
America title:
lier first ioh anri what Kppmprl
a piumibing start to a Uadway
career was yanked from under
her without explanation Friday.
She w told she was through
singing on the CBS TV show "Be
Our Guest" where she has been
5 Children ,
Found Hungry
POR8LS CHR1STI, Tex. (API-
Five children found hungry and
cold in a shack with lift front door
nailed slut were dcc;rrl ne
glected and dependent and placed
in foster homes Tuesday.
Investigating officers said the
cinldren. ranging up to 7 years of
age., were usiaj newspapers for
fuel m a stove. The ly food in
the house was a few pieces of
fried bread and four eggs.
At a hearing, thfr' father, Wood
ward Miller, a Negro fan6, haiVf.
said that he and the mother had
separated and that she Ohad
brought the children to Corpus
Christi. Qlrs. Miller, who was
Wcr found in a phone booth, told.
ing.
Ag Lecdjr
Feels Sorry
MEXICO CITY (AP)-
who started all
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The man
about
closely, $7 5(1 forfeited
Jerri' Alois Raj
ruin MIS frf.ilri
Vada Jane Skelton, pas-.iii9 ilsuffi
cient ctearaitcf. $10 forfeited.
Albert Eimh iic Owen, violation tiMC
rule. Ill Mi TT.rleiled.
Ben Mitchell and Leland OrilK
breaking down a fence, drgnurrer us
ta'iVd.
Wilh,m Sherley, eombua49n ovrf-
load. iH forfeited. -
Ciranville Orr PpA, no operator's
license, 3.
Gertrude Mobley Hi GerlrufW
Moore. Durgiary tn a dwelling, request
lime to advice court; net March 3
l) ;i0 a m.; bail rem aim (2.500;
Itnanded io nf'jer.
Charles L vBryantQy. operator's
license, $7 so. w
Jiihtino Aguilar, parking on highway
$7.5(1
Bobby Allen Pritchett, violation baQ
ir rule. SHJ
Robert Andrmnn Mitchell, angling
closed water. $JS.
Robert H. Daviet, irAnn c)okQ wa-
Ulnni, Patrick Shrridan. a.V.ing
Wnliout Ik'en.si.. niter pica of not euiI
ly; heaniiR srt March 2 at 10 a.m.;
rfloaed mi own rprogmanrr
.tack Loo Vollard. tni.-k spepdins.
mot inn ttistrit L.Utoi ncy.
Leroy wtlalincr.
attta, dumiLspd motion dulric
attorney.
Tod Aintl lrf.wi, violation basic rule,
dlsmird motion dl'akict attorney
Alexander l,u(t. Siup axla)nOr.
toad. demtirrcr filed: hearina et
March II at 10 a iq S47 hail ported.
Avon Neil Roa.er;.Mi. iroup axle ov
erload, demurrer filed: hearlns net
March II at 10 am.; $97 hail poi'ed. O
cennrin cakiauy, eonioinaiion over
Inad. drtiiWi'fA filed: hearing set
.March It at loVm.; $117 bail posted.
the fuss
tainted cranberries says 4c ffels
so sorry for the growers I now
drink cran)iprry juice for 4reak
fast instead of. tomaki juice."
Dr. B. T. Shaw of tlte U.S. Agri
culture laparlmOnt disclosed this
at a receplWn Tuesday night'
where he was honor gucslOftOvas
Shaw who first noted that parts
of the 1959 cranberry crop fttmi
Oregon and Washington were con
laininaled by jt jveed killer that
can produce cancer in ra
Shaw said thertr was no doubt
Ihe Weed killer was being used
improperly but hS did not believe
it was dangerous.
Tests proved that a person
uld have, lo eSw 350,000 pounds
of cranberrlos a day to endanger
himself to cancer, he Hid.
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I:NVER tUPli Ten dctcc-
tives ' hn uscdl4heir personal' au-
tos iu) dSffy 'l'urfslay while their
squad cars were being appraised
for trading in got tickets for
parkirf in the police parking lot.
Ex-Miss America Winner
'Kicked' By Show Business
since Jaiuuiy. George DeWitt,
who mc'sJrt show, didn't waj
her, saidMroducer Perry Cros
Neither DeWitt nor Cross would
comment on Miss Mobley's firing
I was rather surprised," the
soft-spoken brown-eyed beauty
who put Brandon, Miss., on the
map, acknowledged Tuesday, Her
$400 a week contract runs till
April, but money is no consola
tion to a girl whose eyes are fixed
on the Great White Way.
Miss Mubley, 23. is the first to
admitQc's got a lot to learn and
a long way to go, but "I'm deter
mined and I'm willing to work,"
The scholarship she won wiQ
ner miss America uue uiuvitic
appearing WcQsdav evcningCjr'ramatic, singing and dancing les
sons. She is going to study harder
than ever. r
She is cheered, too. by Tin j
from a Columbia, MissOrc'
company totjjfuke a series of rec
ords. fj
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Proprietor
Foils Thieves
JflVINGTON, N.J. IAP) Any.
one who plans to rob Frank Gil.
fol's Iitiuor store bad better think
twice and then change his mind.'
Gilfol put two bullets into a flee
ing bandit who tried to hold up
the store Tuesdaygjiicht. Thers
was a blood-staineirtil for po
lice to follow.
The robber"" score over the '
.Oars: five Wrnpts, not a ,nt.
stolen. U
Gilfois .yaatre: one bandit killed,
two vM"iawr and three disarmed.
The 140-pound, bespectacled Gil
fol Jy-eps a gun and a club within
re0Q behind the counter. He i
84 years old.
Op- I Every gun tAj
Arts p.m. inthefynber ff 7 jTHji
Hgr-l country pointed otf JjfJHl 1
I liri couldn t f X S
Ll-irV find the nerve to o jdi
back down . . . -t'"
Jp5lfm,'1I and the quiet Sr
afiTiT kid who had ) yS !V J o
nothing but nerve r 'LsnfSj'
" to back him up... js '
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LONDON (UPI) Oicrnscy
Prison warden Lionel Sarre, in a
report on wliyO' many ex-pris-oners
return to jail, commented,
"Muri. prisoners have 0:unented
on tirr excellence oiQirison food
and staled that it is better than
they get at home."
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