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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednrsrlav. MarerPlfi. 10
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prhato first class and a jeep driv
er.
VFW Members and their invit
ed guests may dance every Satur
in the Midland Grange Hall. A
special invitation Is issued to all
county Qnd city political candi
dates to come and meet the crowd
Price will be $1.25 for adults, 75
cents for children, pre-school chil
dren free.
Lance E. Davis, Klamath Falls,
has qualified for membO.-hip in
Phi Eta Sigma, honor society for
freshmen men students at Oregon
Hotel. A motion picture on cancer
from the American Cancer Soci
ety will be shown. A local doctor
A Highlight Merlins for local
clubs of Klamath Falls, including
host clubs, Business and Profes
sional Women. Quota, S(Wptiini.t
and Venture Club, is planned for
Monday, March 21, at 6:30 p.m.
at the Willard Hotel. Margaret Da
vies will speak, there will be a
pcrformanciQrom Pelicana and
vocal music by James Chance.
CITY BRIEFS
will be present to answer ques
tions. The public is invited.
Prosperity Kebekah Lodge, No.
104 meets Thursday, March 17,
for initiation. All officers please
wear white formats. There will be
program and refreshments.
O First Aid Class, the second of
Lakcview Highway Monday, March
day night to music by Louie and
a scries of standard Rod gross in
st ructions fur adults, will be con
21, at l:3(iOP-m. Mrs. Chester
Ozzie at the VFW Hall.
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Rummage Sale.Osponsored by
Main. Tulelakc, will speak on the
art of growing miniature trees
ducted Wednesday, March 16,
Irom 7 to 9 p.m. in the Veterans of
and landscaping. The plant sale.
the Klamath Falls Business and
has been postponed.
Guests will be welcome.
Prolessional Women's Club, v
Korci Wa$ Hall. Beginners arc
be held March 25 and 26 in the
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still welcome.
Floyd M. Urnnell Jr., son of
Mrs. Ruth E. Bennett, 5202 Cot
Pelican Theater Building, comer
of Eighth and Klamath.
Midland Grange annual ham din
State College. He is enrolled in the
school of science. I
lllt.Rt'8 fl.t.MV OF
ROOM
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Desimirra Guild will meet at
tage Avenue, recently participated
with his infantry division in cold
weather combat maneuvers near
BaumhoOcr, Germany. He is a
WHE.' VOI! M ASH
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2:30, am. Friday in the city libra
.Newcomers Club will nx"et at
MERIT'S
miN'-O-MATIC LAI'NItR V
ms e. Min imih s. nth
ner will be Saturday, March lit.
with serving between 5 and 8 p.m.
ry. Topic by request 0 be I p
7:45 p.m. Thursday.' March 17, at
the Camas Room of the Winema
dating the Established Garden.
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All afe welc&ic.
"No, you're not dreaming. Even the $10 in my pocket
it real if you don't believe it, go down to the
hock shop and look at my trombone!"
New Delegate Plays It Cool
GICNKVA (UPD American
delegate Frederick M. liaton
the only unfamiliar lace around
the negotiating table at the Kast
West disarmament talks here.
The other delegates are old
hands at the thousands of hours
of talks that oier the years have
preceded this 10-nation meeting
But rJaton, a Wall Si reel attor
ney, is brand new and has nolh
ing about him to match the ap
pearance of the usual American
Two Perish
In Accident
:A,ACORTES, Wash. (API An
automobile shot through a guard
cable on a lerry Tuesday night,
floated briefly while its two elder
ly occupants called for help, then
sank in Paget Sound.
Th bodies of Mr. and .Mrs. Louis
G. Phillips were pulled from the
submerged auto some 40 minutes
later.
Melvin L a r s e n, deckhand
aboard the ferry Almar, said the
car driven by Phillips, 74, was
one of the last aboard the new
steel ferry belore it pulled away
from its Anacortcs landing.
. The ferry crosses Guemes
Clianni ! between Anacortcs and
Cijiemes Island, where Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips lived.
.Larscn said he put wheel blocks
behind the rear wheels of the
Phillips' car. noticing at the time
that its engine was still running
"All of a sudden the car jumped
backward over the wheel blocks,
snapped a thrcc-quartcr inch
cable across the stern and went
into the water," he reported. .
v'The car floated for a couple of
minutes before it sank. While it
vtas still afloat the people were
calling (or help. Another passen
ger yelled 'Get out the window,'
but they didn't. They went down
with the car."
diplomat.
Akron-born Eaton. 54, speaks in
a Midwestern accent, although he
a Harvard graduate,
He is always blunt, sometimes
almost to the point of rude-
nchs. He clearly has not taken to
the rules and ruses practiced by
the veterans at the conference
table.
Eaton shows his impatience. He
used to moving in the upper
strata of big business, where de
cisions arc made quickly.
Eaton displayed this disregard
for the forms of diplomacy on the
lirst day of the conference Tues
day, when he wailed until Soviet
delegate Valerian Zorin spoke be
fore putting on his earphones to
hear the translation. During the
speeches of the Bulgarian. Czech,
Polish, and Romanian delegations.
Eaton left the earphones on the
table and did not bother to listen.
FIFTH nil.Li.MNIST
WOOLWICH, England 'UPI-
Rarmaid Kathleen Kelly was fined
55.60 Tuesday for selling whisky
containing an excessive amount of
water.
Miss Kelly admitted she is a
member of the Pioneer Total Ab
stainers League.
Dill Mavhcw will call or the
Merry Mixer? party night dance
Saturday, March is, starting at
p.m. in We club's Pelican
City hall. Ladies bring dish for
nolluck. All square dancers are
invited.
Uncer L. llpiwirll. Navy Acad-
cmv midshipman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Matt A. Bennett, 1120 John
son Avenue, has been named to
the academy superintendent's list
for the first half of the school
year's second term for physical
and academic proficiency.
Players' Club will meet Wednes
day, March 16, at 7:45 p.m. in
the city library clubroom. Mem
bers are asked to bring guests.
Sliasta-lliiiiiedalc Extension Unit
will meet Friday, March IB. at 10
a.m. at Joan s Kitchen. Project
will be laundering of synthetic
fabrics. Members are asked to
bring containers of detergents,
soaps and compounds used at
home. Child care will be provided.
Guests are welcome.
Daniel G. Thomas, son of Mrs.
V'crna M. Ferguson of Klamath
Falls, was promoted recently to
specialist fourth rank in Germany
where he is a member of an
Amry signal company. He was
graduated in 1057 from Klamath
Union High School.
OT1 Tcchmales will meet at the
bowling alley on campus Wednes
day, March 16. at 7:30 p.m.
Kcbckah members arc request
ed to be at Ward's Funeral Home
at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 17, for
the funeral of Effie Frain.
Mrs. I. W. Campbell will be host
ess to members of the Mt. Laki
Garden Club at her home on the
EXPAND JET SERVICE
LONDON (UPD Moscow Ra
dio announced that expanded sum
mer airline schedules will put
Soviet jets in service to 18 na
tional capitals on April 1.
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