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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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Clubs Asked To Aid Survey
Son ice clubs, parent-teacher as
sociations and other groups will ho
asked to assist with the chest X
ray survey here during May and
June by providing vqlunteer help
at mobile unit operations, it is an
nounced by Mrs. C. II. Foster,
county survey chairman.
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There will be 14 unit operations
in Klamath Falls proper, not count
ing those for retakes on larger
films. In addition, six will be held
in the suburban area, including
Weyerhaeuser, and two at Kiugsley
Field, in a schedule prepared by
representatives of the state and
county health departments and
Klamath County Tuberculosis and
Health Association.
For the convenience of residents
in other communities, the X-ray
unit will be parked one day each
at Gilchrist, Chenuill, Chiloquin.
Bonanza. Bly. Merrill and Malin.
Since the meeting on March 15.
Mrs. William Taylor has accepted
;the survey chairmanship for Che
mult and Mrs. Dwight Kircher for
i Chiloquin.
Bus Operator
Facing Charge
SHAVKRTON. Ia. '.P Last
Feb. 23 Michael Silick was cited
by the Parent-Teacher Guild of
the Gate of Heaven School for
having driven more than 47.000
accident-free miles as a school
bus operator.
Monday Silick's bus killed
Charles Missnn, i, across the
street from the boy's home. He
told police he did not see the
boy.
Silick was arraigned on a
charge of manslaughter and re
leased in $2,500 bail.
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CITY
Mrs. Until Nnvotny. 4fi:,o Cros
by, will be hostess to members
of the Neighbors of Woodcralt
Thimble Club at 8 p.m. Friday
March 25.
.Mrs. W. C. Hackler. Sacramen
to, former resident ol liiiclake
and Fort Klamath, is in Klamath
Falls on business. With her late
husband. .Mrs. Hack lor was in
ranching and livestock operations
here for mar.y years.
Community Council will meet
Wednesday noon at the Wincma
Hotel and members and represen
tatives are urged to be present.
Setting up committees for the
coming year will be on the agon
da. The Council of Churches will
hold its annual meeting in the
Presbyterian Church. Malin.
Thursday. March 2-1, at 8 p.m.
There will he election of otiicers
and inspection ol the migrant min
istry building. I'elroshments will
be served at t) p.m. by members
of the Mahn church. Members.
representatives and friends are in
vited. Kvoiiing services, conducted by
the Rev. Russell Pavy, will con
tinue each evening through Sun
day, March 27. at the Bible Bap-
Seminar Set
By Students
A creative worship seminar will
he presented by students from
Starr King School for the Ministry
I'nitarian l'niversalist, Berkeley.
California. Wednesday evening at
the Klamath Unitarian Fellowship.
This meeting will replace the
fellowship's usual Tuesday evening
program. It will be held at the
Congregational Church social hall,
2154 Garden, at 8 o'clock.
The session is one of the year's
highlights of local Unitarian pro
gramming. The creative worship
seminar is a departure from pre
vious years when the group of
seven or eight students has pre
sented dramatic skits.
Klamath Falls will be the first
slop in the student ministers' itin
erary through Oregon and Wash
ington where visits are planned
with many Unitarian fellowships
and churches, including Bend, Yaki
ma. Richland, Pendleton, Port
land and Corvallis. A second stu
dent group is touring other points
in western Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia.
Members and guests are invited
for coffee at 7:30 and the meeting
at 8 o'clock.
New CBS Policy
To Be Dropped
EW YORK (API CBS is
dropping its new policy of saying
when canned laughter or applause
is used on its television programs.
The policy was adopted three
months ago as part of a broad
network revision that followed the
quiz show scandals.
John H. Ream, CBS vice presi
dent in charge of program prac
tices, said Monday the network
believes that everyone now knows
that audience approval can be
artificially provided and It is un
necessary to say when it is used.
Freak Accident
Fatal To Lad, 9
UMONTOWN, Ky. (APi - The
school bus brought Donald Allen
Cannon, 9, home Monday while
his parents were on a shopping
trip.
Finding the house locked, the
boy tried to onler through a win
dow. The window slammed down
on his neck.
Ten minutes later his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cannon, re
turned to find him strangled.
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BRIEFS
tit Church. Pre-scs.ion service a;
7 p.m.
Mrs. Alma Color, Mr. Joan
Porter and Mrs. Charlotte Mar
tin will be hostesses tor Aiuha
Past Matrons Club. Ol-.N, at a 1
p.m. dessert luncheon. Friday
March 2i, at the Masonic Temple
418 Klamath Avenue. .Members
are reminded to take gilts to tin
Hireling for the Masonic and Fa
ern Star homes. Norma Uerluus
project chairman, will be there
to receive tlum.
The annual siockholders meol
ing of the Consumers Heating
Company, due to the impossibility
of getting a quorum, will bo ad
journed at the March 27 meet
ing until 7:30 p.m.. Tuesday. April
5. The meeting is scheduled for
the Winema Hotel.
Mananila Chapter 172 will have
a stated meeting Wednesday.
March 23. in the Scottish Rite
Temple. At the social hour secret
pals will be revealed and new
names chosen. All OKS members
are welcome.
Business and Professional Wom
en's Club announced a rummage
sale will be held Friday and Satur
day, March 25 and 26, in the
Pelican Variety Store building.
Regular meeting of the Klam
ath Association for Retarded Chil
dren will be held at 7:30 p. in .
Wednesday. March 2.1. at the
Klamath County Library, Third
and Klamath Avenue. Anyone in-
lleresled is invited.
Women of St. Paul's Kpiscopa!
Church will sponsor a rummage
sale, March 25 and 26. at Clyde
and Art's Towing Service. Those
with rummage to be picked up
may call Ann Steers. TU 4-52.ili.
or Nancy Milne, TU4-4309.
Klamath Basin Golden Age Club
will meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.
March 23, at the municipal swim
ming pool building. A film will he
shown and refreshments will he
served. Everyone over 30 wel
come.
St. Mary's Altar Society will
have a rummage sale in the Sa
cred Heart Parish Hall Friday
and Saturday. March 25 and 26.
Louise O'Brien will he hostess
to members of the Friendly Cir
cle at her home at 2051 Hope
Street lhursday, March 24, at
12:30 p.m. for a pollock luncheon
and business meeting.
Sojourners will meet Wednes
day. March 23, at 12:30 p.m., for
a buffet luncheon in the Willard
Hotel. Bridge, canasta and pin
ochle will be played following a
short business meeting. All wom
en residents of Klamath Falls for
less than two years are invited.
For reservations call Mrs. Eu
gene Jackson, TU 4-7658.
Canton Crater No. 7 will moot
Thursday. March 24. at 8 p.m.
in the IOOF Hall. A lilm on can
cer will be shown. Members are
asked to bring articles lor a silent
auction for cancer benefit. Re
freshments will be served.
Shasta PTA will meet Wednes
day, March 23, in the school audi
torium. Program will be on civil
defense.
Blue Bird Leaders Group. Camp
Fire Girls of Klamath Falls, will
meet Wednesday. March 23. at
10 a.m. at the Boy Scout train
ing center. Program will be on
charcoal sketching and Easter
craft.
All bridge players are invited
to attend the Klamath Falls Unit
American Contract Bridge League
master point game. Sunday, March
27, at 1:30 p.m. at the Willard
Hotel. There will be a no-host din
ner to follow the games for those
who wish to slay.
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MRS. HARRY GLISSEN, left, member of the Klamath Falls
Woman's Library Club, is winner of the sewing contest spon
sored by the Vogue Pattern Service and the Federated
Women's Clubs. Her winning entry at the local level will go
to District No. I competition in Medford, March 24. The
winner there competes in state competition; the state win
ner in national competition. Right is Mrs. L. E. Spence, sew
ing chairman.
Howling Gang
PHILADKI.PHIA (APi "All I
want to do now is forget it for-
et what I saw."
John Campiitlia Sr. Monday
found his 17-year-old son, John
Jr., lyina mortally wounded on the
sidewalk in front of his home, lie
had been kniled by a howling gang
of teen-agers.
Chief Inspector John J. Kelly
Oregon Weather
By THE ASSOrlATKI) PRESS
24 hours In 4:30 a.m. Tuesday
Max. Mill. Prep.
Astoria 33 41 T
Baker fid 31
Bend "3 32
Rrookings 34 47 T
Burns 711 36
Lakcvicw Btl 34
Medford BO 44 -
Newport 30 43
North Bend . 32 47 .0.1
Pendleton 74 48
Portland 67 44
fled Blulf 82 54
Hedmond 79 34
Salem 68 36
The Dalles 73 44 -
Eastern Oregon Partly clear
through Wednesday. Low tonight
32-42; high Wednesday 65-75.
Western Oregon Cloudy or
loggy late night and morning but
clearing afternoon and evening
through Wednesday. Little change
in temperature. Low tonight 38-46:
high Wednesday 66-78 in intcri I
and 50-38 on coast. Variable coast
al winds 6-12 miles an hour.
Northern Oregon Beaches
Morning low cloudiness and log
Wednesday with mostly cloudy in
alternooir. A few showers lair
Wednesday. Temperature range 43-1
53. I
Grants Pass and vicinity Gen
erally fair with variable cloudi
ness through Wednesday except
patchy valley log in early morn
ing. Low tonight 40-45; high Wed
nesday 75-80.
Rocket Ride
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Whn you drive 'hfl Dynamic 88 Old,
you'll find (hat all ita rorlrlinp perform
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Yon pet Rocket Engine zing wilhnut
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DICK B.
Knifes Youth
reported early today that a 14-year-old
boy admitted he was
present when the gang of Negroes
pounced on Campiglia. a while
hoy. Kelly said he gave investi
gators Hie names of several oth-j
ers who were at the scene.
Detectives could not immedi-;
ately oiler a motive for the slay-j
inn and it appeared Campiglia!
might have hcen an innocent by
stander.
A 10-inch bloodstained knife
was found in a mattress early to
day in the home of one of the
boys.
Young Campiglia was described
by Iriends as a quiet individual
who had no enemies and never
got into trouble.
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Meet Held By Searchers
Inlormation pertinent to the wel
fare ot persons rescued in land,
air and sea accidents with other
onsen alioiis on pat experiences
of rescue groups, was given a
prominent place on be program
ol the Oregon Air Search and lies
cue t'onierence in Salem. Conlcr
ence dales were March 17-1H
Coupeiatiw agencies are I'niied
Stales Air Knrce. Oregon Si.ite
Hoard ot Aeronautics. Maainas
and Alpeenes. mountain climbing
groups National Guard. I' S. For
est Service. Oregon State Hoard ol
Koresty. Oregon State Police, slier
ill's olfiiei. livil Aeronautic
Roard. Kedcral Auaiion Agency.
Oregon C'iil Defense and Explor
er Siout groups
Pic-cnt Irom Klamath Kails, all
members ol the Klamath Air
Search and lie.-cue t int, were I.es
l.iston. slate appointed assistant
air search chief, and Mrs. l.iston:
Ned Putnam. ice president: Hex
Morehouse, (lulu con.mander: Mil
Attumson. ground commander, and
I Ida Schoier. secretary treasurer.
Spokesmen for each croup yave
a brief resume of facilities, capa
bilities and past experiences in
rescue work.
Otticers jiave pointers on prop
er pi ocedure for reniov inc injured
ATTACK N.VSSKIt, KASSKM
AMMAN, Jordan UTI I'niied
Arab liepuhlic President tiamal
Abdel Nasser and Iraqi Premier
Abdul Karim Kassem are collab
orators with Zionism, ltadio Am-'
man chained Monday.
The radio broadcast said both
advocate a Palestine renuhlic
which would cive Isrel a chance '
to acquire Arab Palestine tern
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this wurk is essential.
KASItr. with numerous facilities,
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