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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1960)
nTTTAin AMI KVS. Klamath Falls. Or- Mnnrlay. Marm an. PAGE 5 A k 3r i x sir: r&SF$ ik f Pope Selects 10 Cardinals ?ZrJXh" Uads wy t. Drowned Tot "BEATNIK ELLEN," the College of the modern parody story, was a recent production f the Ci Siskiyous Dramatics Club. Left to right are Gloria Acquistapaca, Big Daddy's mother; Jeanne Poe, Beatniclc Ellen; Barbara Booth, Dead Beat; Pete Chinca, Big Daddy, and Butch Jordan as Archie, Adviser of the group is Lewis Moll, instructor at the college. VATICAN CITY Al - Pope John XXII I Imiiiy imiU'd 10 ni'vv j ('ordinals of t lie Itomun Catholic Ichun-h, iiuliulini; Ihii'e vvhu.-i' I names will remain secret until some luture date. The new cardinals previously named lor elevation included the hirst Nemo, the Inst Japanese and the Inst Filipino princes of lite L'hiircli. One Italian newspaper L-ailed it the "rainbow consistory." ' Quod ohis videtur. iW'hat do !vmi think of it''.'" the pontiff I asked at the end of his Latin al locution naiuiuu the new cai'din- Thirty-seen previous cardin meetinc with the Pope behind I the massiv e closed doors of the Vatican's Cunsisloi'ial Hall, silent Iv removed their skullcaps in as sent. 'I wo papal emissaries at nnce hesan a round of calls to deliver the oflici.il notification, or bis- lietto. to t he seven new cardinals Bach. 7.V rushed over to a neich waitiiifi at various church centers br Sunday and said, "my wife is in the Vatican or in Koine. ivory ill." The secret con.-isloiy today wa Knur persons hurried to the the lu st in a series of ceremonies ' Bach home and lound Hessie Bach. The new princes of the church i70- sa1""5 ,M. hm'h- .. . are R.-liop Laui ian l!.i:;amha ! As lhl'y ,nrrt h,'1, Ba,'n 4T.nl liut.iho. Tannanvika the col-1 dropped dead behind them, leje's first ci;io member- ArdJ ttl,fn "H'y ll""od baik 10 M,s bishop IVtcr latuso Dm. 7. ol:B'u'h- ho Wil ,k'ari' ,0" Tokyo: Archbishop liufino .1 San-I ,!nlh ril'",ns wele attributed to to-. 51. of Manila: Archbishop i"1''"'1 attacks. j bernaid .lan AJti ink. .VI, ol ; t trecht. Netherlands: Aich!nshop .lo.-epn f.eiebvre. ii7. of Bourses, frame; and the Most liev. I.ilil Tra.ilia. HJ. and the Most Hev Anlnnio Bacci, M. Iioth Italian , ihii members ot the Vat lean Curia, jt-l) but OWKNSBtmo. Kv. hoy's doj; led a neuhhor pond near the tot's farm home it was too late. Kloyd Wdforvl Jones Jr., I wandered oil and drowned Sun The, church and his father dozed. He In the was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd W. Jones of Philpot Route 2. His body was recovered from about our leet of water. Coroner James II Davis ruled accidental day while RICE mother was at drowning. WINMNC. WAYS HAt.lTMUIiK. Md. - NKAt - .1 ihnny Londen and 1-Mdie Ar-j caic have vvun more than S45.WHI.-I ,e'a,','',',r'ralin'''nS DellCIOUS W 1 1 M TlSfl! RONI Ins Verso - Traditional Wrought Iron HOME MART 2030 So. 6th TU 2-S88S Silver Anniversary Noted By FBI National Academy WASHINGTON 'AP Tlu FBI National Academy has come to its silver anniversary and di rector J. Kdar Hoover today re affirmed his comiclion il has greatly advanced law enlortcment work everywhere in the country. Hoover repeatedly has said he 'would never have anything to do with a national polite force delv ing into strictly local situations. Hp said it first in the "Terrible Thirties" when crime-ridden com munities were crying out for fed eral intervention, at any price, to curb a rampaging hoodlum ele ment. Hoover proposed an exactly op posite approach the concept of sharing Kill's know-how with local police authorities desiring a post graduate course in the science of law enforcement. As a result, the KR1 National Academy was founded here July 2!'. The academy opened its 2."ith year last week with the organiza tion of its (i-'ttn session. There now are two regular ses sions each year. In the beginning the demand for special training was so great three or four ses sions were squeezed into every 12 months. The new class consists of ft!) specially selected representatives from city, county and stale law enforcement agencies in 33 stales, the District of Columbia and Puerto Hico plus a detective rep resentative from metropolitan To ront o's police department . The course always has been open to the Western Hemisphere neigh bors. For the next 12 weeks, this proup will go through a highly concentrated training regimen. One week will be spent on the FBI's firearms range at the Ma rine Corps R.sp at Quant ico, Va. Kach day, there will be classes Irani 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a one-hour break for lunch and an other hour in mid-afternoon tor supervised calisthenics. In the evening there will be plenty of homework. Kach student must daily transcribe his notes li bin the classroom lectures into a notebook which he later will use to instruct fellow - olficers back home. The subjects range from crimi nal law and identification proce dures to public speaking and gen eral science. The Kill maintains a full-time staff of instructors, frequently augmented by outstanding crim inologists and others. The academy charges no tui tion, but each student must make his own arrangements for travel costs and living expenses. There always is a wailing list and the screening is fine. A suc cessful applicant must be nom inated for admission by the head ol his department, under 50 years old and in lop physical condition. Kach session is limited to Hi), To dale, the academy has had 3.81H graduates. Of those still active in the profession about 2fl per cent have become department heads. Three out of every four auto mobiles in the world are in the United States. FULL 30 MINUTE WASH CYCLE WHEN YOU WASH AT MERIT'S Coin-O-Motie Loundry F.. MAIN Sn- fih Burglars Steal Starlet's Furs HOLLYWOOD i.r - Starlet .Inne Wilkinson told police he re turned from cclehratuiK her JOlh hirthdny Sunday to find burglars had taken $4,100 worth ol furs from her apartment. "Some birthday. " she muttered. Miss Wilkinson said she and her roommate had gone out for ban ana splits and returned to find the door jimmied and four furs missing. MACHINERY SALE Tcnnoncri Moulders Dodo Machino Lift Trucks Re Saws Rip Saws Cleat Saws 9 Stroddle Trucks SHUMATE LUMBER PRODUCTS 35 Glrn Rd. Bend, Ore. great streamliners to CALIFORNIA K-LAD Community Club Awards Weekly Xewsleller Here they are . . . the winners of our large member groups in Community Club Awards! Congratulations to: Daughters of Italy $30.00 Sacred Heart Mothers Club $25.00 V.F.W. Auxiliary $20.00 Klamath Lutheran Ladies Aid $15.00 Rebekah Lodge No. 104 $10.00 Runners-Up Women of St. Paul's Episcopal Church 1000 Bonus Points Royal Neighbors 1000 Bonus Points Your cash certificates and bonus points have been mailed to your CCA choirman. We have a new con test each week - let's see some new names in the winning columns. The smaller clubs with 25 mem bers or less will turn in Wednesday, March 30, the larger clubs will need to turn in 100 bonus points that week. Listen to K-LAD every morning Monday through Friday at 10:55 a.m. for CCA news from our select group of sponsors offering special bargains and bonus points that you can earn for your club. Watch for our next newsletter for some real red hot specials. Good Luck! CLAIRE ELLIS CCA Director K-LAD MUSIC NEWS JUST PLAIN FUN SHASTA DAYLIGHT by day Low fares, no cares just a do-as-you-plcase day of vacation fun while the engineer drives you to California! Unique Dome Lounge Car for refreshments and super-sightseeing. Coffee Shop for delicious food. And your own reclin ing Chair Car seat, for relaxing, snoozing, read ing, and letting the hours and scenery whiz by. Tri-weckly service between Portland and San Francisco, southbound Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, until May 28 when DAILY SERVICE will start for the summer season, through September 14. CASCADE by night Your choice of spacious Pullman rooms or deep-cushion Chair Car seat for a night of pure comfort and composure on this swift, luxurious streamliner. Famous Cascade Club two car lengths, for good food, refreshments, convivial gathering. In winter, especially, you'll appre ciate the safety and dependability the train alone provides. From Klamath Falls to San Francisco 46 ONE WAY 2645 R0L,NDTRIP IN CHAIR CAR SEATS RESERVED SEAT INCLUDED TAX EXTRA Southern Pacific W. S. McBride Phone TU 2-4469 U.S. D A. Good & Choice Well Trimmed Blade Cuts BEEF ROASTS Swift Premium Thin Sliced Sweet Hickory Smoked SLICED BACON U.S.D.A. Good & Choice Excess Bone & Fat Removed RIB STEAKS 1 ij GREEN STAMPS j lb. I; GREEN ', 19TAMPSJ j CRESCENT FLOUR 10-lb. Dag BUTTER NUT 25c Cash In Each Can COFFEE Fruits For Salad Punch No. 303 5 or $1 $100 DETERGENT Oregon Food Giant Pkg. 59c Cauliflower Large Snow White Heads c c NULADE Large "AA" mm Doz WOOLFOAM S-oz. A C Size 39 Van Camp's Tenderoni 2 29 WYANDOTTE Select PITTED OLIVES 35TVn?79c SCOTT1ES 4 Boxes $ d of 400 Scot Tissue Colors M A C 4-roll Pack 49 Betty Crocker T biscuits 3 i 29 SWEET PICKLES 89 "County Fare" Vi Gallon Jug SPRECKEL'S SUGAR 10 BROWN or POWDERED Pkg. PINEAPPLE JUICE 4 44c 100 63 "DEW DROP" by DEL MONTE HORMEL CHOPPED HAM 12-oz. Tin 47' WHITE STAR Chunk Tuna 41 SNOW'S Clam Chowder 3'"89c REYNOLD'S Aluminum Foil 18x25 nC Feet 69 MODESS Box Arc of 24 95 O-CEDAR Instant DRI-GLO 79c STEERO Boullion Cubes Pkg. of 12 23 CUT RITE Wax Paper 125 ft. iAC LI Roii SCOTT Family Napkins 2 29 STEINFELD'S SAUERKRAUT No. 22 4 AC " fa UNDERWOOD Deviled Ham 4'2-oz. Tin 39 VET'S DOG FOOD Tall $ A jTi, j TREE TEA 98c 100 Bags LIBBY'S Roast Beef 12-oz. Tin 67 If You're Not Shopping Here, You're Spending Too Much! PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIliMl