Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 16, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textc HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Orp. Wednesday. March 1fi. 10fi0 PAGE 9 A Caribou Foes Being Fought OTTAWA (AP) A team ol trappers and hunters is working with white-collar scientists in Can ada's North West Territories to save diminishing herds of the Barrens caribou. An eight-man team headed by professional hunter Wilf McNeill, 43, sets trap lines and spread caches of poisoned meat in SI campaign against wolves and wol verines, killer enemies of .the cari- o Scientists are fishline annlher threat low birthrate. The scien tists are examining range lands, diet and caribou habits in hopes of solving the problem. The programs are beginning to (how results but Joe Bryant, su perintendent of game for the Mac kenzie district, says: -"Another 10 years with the calf drop the same as the last 10 and we are very likely to see the extinction of a species." The Barrens caribou, distin guished by its hairy mann, long legs and.broad, flat hooves, weighs between 200 and 700 pounds. It . roams the vast treeless area bounded by Hudson Bay on the east, Great Slave and Great Bear lakes on the west, the northern border of the prairie provinces and the Arctic Ocean. Both male and female have antlers. WASHINGTON (AP) n,.mn. eratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler seemed likely today to survive a political bjs-boo that might have cost a lesTaoile nor. former his job. Butler made what manv in his Party regard as the political mis take of being caught at Dredictinc that Sen. John K. Kennedy. in- Mass) will win the Democratic presidential nomination. Huge Crowd Attends Rites HUNTINGTON, W.Va. AP- An overflow crowd attended joint funeral services Tuesday for two young cousins shot to death last Friday while babysitting. About 300 relatives and friends attended the services for Penny Quails, 13, and Linda Quails. 12 Henry Clay Varth, 29, has been .charged with slaying the girls as they sat with his children. His at torneys said they will ask a men tal examination tor him. Police said Warth, an expert marksman, signed a statement faying he shot the girls alter a round of drinking. He gave no reason except he had an urge" to kill. Demo Chief May Keep Job Despite Political Boo-Boo i'Md fire Butler and it has stuodl Dixie Flynn 'Protegee' Won't Appear LONG BEACH, Calif. (API Beverly Aadland, the late Errol Klynn's 17-ycar.old protegee, won't make a scheduled personal ap pearance in Long Beach. She was to have appeared at a theater to plug a movie produced by Flynn, "Cuban Rebel Girls," in which she had an important part. But the theater canceled Miss Aadland's appearance "in the Interest of her safety" after getting many protests. PTA and church groups said her appear ance would set a bad example for other teen-age girls. Miss Aadland was wilh Flynn when he died of a heart attack in Vancouver, B.C., last year. West Virginia has 21 state parks and forest reserves. He was identified by the New York Post, which presuiibly had no representative there, as the highly placed DemWat who told a group of reporters at the Na tional Press Club Monday that re cent developments indicate a Ken nedy victory. National chairmen are tradition ally supposed to be neutral in pre convention contests. Under politi cal protocol they are not permit ted to side publicly with one can didate against another or even suggest that any particular indi vidual is in the lead. Some other chairman might have faced serious demands for his ouster from the temporarily united forces of Kennedy's rivals for the nomination. But only Sen. Hubert 11. Humphrey came for ward to say that Butler had "out lived his usefulness" by taking sides in the presidential contest. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, often a tar get for Butler criticism, declined any comment. Humphrey, an active candidate for the nomination, said he was sorry that Butler "injected him self into this situation," adding: "He has helped neither himselt nor our great 'party." The fact remained, however, that only the National Committee New Equipment Added at NISSENS! 227 So. 11th St. if - -rr- a rr iiMT h ASmg New ' Battle , Creek . "EXEROW" Enjoy Exe rowing the pleasant, convenient way to Body Come in for a FREE Demonstra staunchly behind him in his fre quent excursions into hot water with many, elements of his parly. In the course of what seems a charmed life in the chairmanship, he has berated Southerners about civil rights to the extent that some party organizations won't send funds to the national group so long as be is chairman. When the Louisiuna Democratic state organization tried to fir? Camille F. Gravel Jr. as its rep resentative Butler got the National Committee to overrule the action. Unemployment Shows Decline SALEM (APi'- The state De partment of Employment said that 1T.400 persons asked lor un employment benefits last week. Thai was 20O fewer than the week belore. The figure a year ago was 29, 377. and was 43.M5 two years ago. Sputnik III Demise Seen CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (APi-The Soviet satellite Sputnik III is ex pected to spiral into the atmos phere and burn up in a couple of weeks, says the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. The co. e-shapcd satellite, about 12 feet long and weighing l'j tons. was fired Into orbit May 15, lD.iH. its final stage rocket, itself irtorbit lor a time, plunged to destruction more than a year ago. Sputnik HI will be visible to early risers in many parts of the United States later this week, scientists said. 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Heavy glass cover forms shelf for regular food storage. STRAIGHT-LINE DESIGN saves spacecleaning. Fits flush at rear: lines up front with base cabinets: only 28 inches wide. " CHILLER TRAY PROVIDES additional short-term freezer storage space at convenient level. Full width tray for soft drinks, meats. " few 1 V- "1 REG. LIST PRICE LHSATf (Less Hapco-Siied Average Trode-ln) , 229.95 75.00 YOU PAY ONLY w5 M300T FAMOUS G-E "DESIGNER" 17" TELEVISION The most exciting innovation in tele vision yet! Its mora than just a pay able . . . has console-type chassis for o brighter, sharper picture with deep contrast; rich room filling sound; "Sef-and-forgct" up-front controls; superb modern styling. Regular 190.00 Golden Value Price 179.60 Lets Hapca-Sired Aft A"" Trade-in "TJfc.WW YOU PAY ONLY o BUY ON OUR PROTECTED BUYING PLAN ...IT'S SAFER! ic Hapco Sized Trades! What Are They? 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