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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1960)
Tuesday. March 2. 1ir,0 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fa!J Ore Second Group Of Colonists Faring Well SEATTLE (AP) The second , been bothered with seasickness irouo of colonists bound for the 'a misery sultered by the first Galanaeos Islands is having algroup and the sea has been gen much easier time than their pred- He and equipment has functioned cessors. well. None of the SB adventurers nasi That whj the word Monday ENDS TONIGHT ! Door. Open 6:45 P.M. One Complete Show Only at 7:15 P.M. "ALEXANDER THE GREAT" and "KING AND FOUR QUEENS" H'( all here in the frantic, flame-hot history of a drummer. One-night stands and one-night loves. ..hearts he broke and habits he couldn't... SAL SUSAN JAMES MineoKohner Darren I. M GENE KRUPA) im " I ASSOCIATE FEATURE Youthful rebels on The t I ROAOTO NOWHERE I j i iwt minium mnuuii nniw i . . i gj from the Island Development Co., sponsors of the colonizing effort on San Cristobal Island, 700 miles off the coast of Ecuador. The company aid the Western Trader reported it was just south of Astoria. Ore., and proceeding southward at eight miles an hour. The vessel is due in San Pedro, Calif., about noon Thursday. The trip has been in sharp con trast to the voyage of the convert ed refrigerator ship Alert and her passengers. The Alert encountered coastal storms and was plagued by equipment failures. When the Alert arrived, the is land governor relused to allow the 49 colonists to land until visa technicalities had been straight ened out. A spokesman for the sponsoring company sun Monday he had received a letter from one ol the party indicating the governor has been transferred to other duties. "We have the full support of the government of Flcnador," he said. Another group of colonizers is beginning to gather here, the spokesman said. He said this group would travel by train to Mexico to rendezvous with the Western Trader, which will hae deposited its passengers on the equator island. April 28 has been set as the tentative departure date from Seattle. Eastern City Alters Name LANSING, Mich. (AP) It wa.sn t that tourists didn t want to visit a certain village in Michi gan's Upper Peninsula. They just didn't know it was there. So residents solved the problem of visitors unknowingly going through their community by vot ing to change its name from De Tour to DcTour Village. The complaint, said the State Highway Department, was thai highway signs read: "DeTour 44 miles." The highway department has agreed to inform visiting molorists with new signs reading: "DeTour Village 44 miles." RAY ANTHONY MAGGIE HAYES Buried Worker Saved By Chums PORTLAND (AP) Fellow workers dug out alive a compan ion completely buried by dirt Monday in the cavcin of a sewer project. Italph Prouly, 4H, of Portland, was reported in good condition at Emanuel Hospital. He had been shoring up the sides of an eight tool-deep sewer trench when a wall of dirt tell on him. Police said Prouty was saved by the quick action of other work men and a shoring plank which became wedged at the right angle In piuteci him irom tons of dirt 9fcS 1 VSI ' f 1 I I suddenly (jT summer V I kneu Vf Wit - ( m being I , v H used ' ft for ! 11 something This is strictly Adult Film Fare. Posi tively no person under 18 years of age will bo ad mitted to Sud denly Last Sum mer, regard- less by whom i he moy be ac companied. plus-PRIZE-WINNINQ FEATURETTEI Tue&GQVPm FISH! J t COUSTtltl pusfrctiM C01UU8H wi . . l C010 "DENNIS THE MENACE" Wire Service Defends Shot On Iwo Jima WASHINGTON (AP) A man who was on Mt. Suribachi the day it was captured in 1945 says the lamous Joe Rosenthal photograph of the flag raising "definitely was not a phony." Rosenthal and others have re peatedly denied that the Iwo Jima picture was somehow faked or po.-ed. but the story keeps crop ping up. The latest denial came Monday from Louis Lowery, a Marine staff sergeant on Iwo Jima at the time and now photographic direc tor for the Marines' Leatherneck magazine. He spoke out after the question was raised again in a Sunday tele vision play in the lines of an ac tor portraying the late Ira Hayes, one of the Marines shown in Ro senthal's picture. The play had Hayes saying: "They'd taken about lOOUO pic tures that day. Everybody knew it was a phony. Everybody on the HOW 'BOOT SOWE APPLE PIE WITH THIS MILK? GRANGE NEWS Mrs. Bessie Christopher, state Grange District 5 Home Econom ics Club chairman from Bend, pre sided and urged members to work toward organizing more home eco nomics clubs within local granges during a Klamath County Home Economics Club Conference in Shasta View Grange Hall recently. Though the county has 10 grange units, she said, it has only four home economics clubs and should have more. She also asked members to hack up their respective grange mas ters wilh community service proj ects. And she reviewed several upcoming homcmaking contests for which local members are eligible. Mrs. Christopher urged club members to send quarterly reports to headquarters faithlully and on time, with stories of activities in cluded. Deadlines are April in. Inly 10, October 10 and January 10. She also made an effort to re. emit linaneial assistance from Klamath County grangers for the Spence Memorial Scholarship Fund, since a local girl, Rosalie Caldwell of Shasta View Grange, won the award last year. She suggested conducting Sun day grange sessions with a minis ter present, a potluck dinner and an old-fashioned community sing Pomona Chairman Zctta Sulli van and her committee served a noon luncheon. Ada Barleen and Matlie Green were guests. Katlv ryn Smith was acting secretary Twenty lour members from vari ous clubs were present. Young Driver Holding Own MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. 1 AP) A young motorist who had a LW-foot section of a l'-inch bridge railing pass through his body and still lived was reported "holding his own" today. Officials at Community Hospital said Bruce E. Wixon, 24, of Barry Ion, Mich., was in fair condition and "doing all right." Wixon was pierced by the rail Sunday when his car skided on ice and crashed through the guard rail. The car plunged to a frozen mill pond below the bridge, knock ing Wixon unconscious, lie re vived and managed to start the car heater until rescuers reached him. Sheriff Donald Ramsdill, who said the incident was "the most unusual thing I ever saw." said the pipe barely missed Wixon's stomach and liver. Turbulence Probe Slated WASHINGTON (AP) The Weather Bureau wants to find out more about, wind turbulence in clear weather the kind of turbu lence that may have caused a re cent airliner crash that killed H3 persons. "The problem has become more acute in recent years with the in creased speed and height of jet aircraft." Weather Bureau chief F. W. Rcichelderler said Monday The plane disaster near Tell City, Ind., March 17 probably was caused by air turbulence or an ex plosion, Civil Aeronautics Board investigators hae indicated. They found a structural tailurc in the wreckage of the Northwest Air lines prop-jet Elcctra. Speed lunils have since been set for the Elcctra planes. Iicichelderfer said the general conditions that cause such turbu lence arc known, but meteorolo gists don't have enough intorma- tion to forecast it and warn pilots in advance. The rough air problem is being studied by the Weather Bureau, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Federal Aviation Agency, the Air Force and the Navy. NO MOKE 'COPS' VEKGENNKS, Vt. (ITD-There wasn't a single "cop" around when lis graduates o! the FBI Academy held their annual convention here. They said "professionally trained lawmen aren't 'cops' any more toey re law enforcement officers. KlamaUi falls. Oregon Srvini Southern Orrfnn and Northern California Published daflr txcrpt Saturday ttf Southern Orrion Publishing Com pin? Main at Esplanade Phona ruxrdo 4-M11 FRANK JENKINS Editor BILtL JENKINS. Mnnagini Editor FLOYD WYNNE. Clt Editor tared at second clai matier at tha post office at Klamath Falli, Urttgon. on Auguil 30. 190. under act of Congreaa. March 1. IH79 Second-claM pottage paid at Klamath Falls Oregon, and at addition a I matting office SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier 1 Month ., , I 1 SO Months IOrJ 1 Year . . Hail - in Advance 1 Month t I St Months , ...,. t W 1 Ytaj , , . 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