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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1960)
0 PAGE 4 A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamalh Falls, Ore. Sunday, April 10. 1 f60 flection Fever Hits I(U; Boy, Girl Vie For Honori"'e'7s;f'e Hv NORM rARDOZA Ihiph school level Iho camnni-.uiLlenson P.nd Snarlin and Barbara A freshman will he plect pl I ' The annua) election fever has.has Rcneratod ripped like a monsoon into Klam ath Union High School though (lie campaign docs not officially begin until Monday. - As politics will, even at the paradox or lwo.Vinson are running for that of- fourth vice president next fall. I Kor instance, the two candi- lice. Outgoing officers are Mikoll dates for student body president i Sophomore candidates lor thirdiThurston, president; Steve Hin- are going steady with each other. vjCP pr.sldent arc Don Chnsty.ncy. first vice president Anti-Castro Papers Being Killed By Government Economic Pressure KDITOR'S NOTK: What is hup- Castro organs. Diarin de la Marina, the 123- George Vinson. Both arc juniors. Ann Owens, '-v ft i SHARON VINCZE By FRANK C'AltKV ,lo determine the ranee from n.FA'KLA.MJ AP New corm which a potnnf tal enemy might UHrl.irp studies using living successfully loose such weapons ..'.-rot l,.L-n,l in tlw. -,tm. lu'i. ....,-1 clU. I- Limu hniv a il:.niin.l:wlnn t nlant incy aie onaron vinwe anoinainy cooper, iven cms ami iiaKs, muhiu t"'1"""' ""' niuUi envelop American coastal' The scientist disclosed that a the Castro regime? Robert Bor-'nn nress nnnosition in Cuba ouH" l... u. .u Soar in Ihirri vice nreslrienl- Don . . . ..... ; r ' oaiisin, uas m-i-u unr iuiim inn. npaiiin. inirn vice prtsioini. 1011 s om ;u. al s(,;i quantity nl gernvs, in the form of rellcz. Associated Tress cor-, side Havana. Independent papers , ... , ,, Christy, fourth vice president ; Thjs ., .. K,,r,.,v hv an an an,,sn slri)y, Ma, (M)M,d in,0irPslmnHent who has covered the ,n the provinces disappeired al.sPk,n cr,"c of lhe government, l-rancis Kcnjon. business m.in tArmv, ,H,.,,.0iyjt.1(i wariare dc-jthe air from one point in an un-Cuban revolution from the earlymost as fast as ex-President Kul- Burdened with the largest news ager; Jerry Ruth ickeisham .fvnsl, SKTjajst, inhabited area and carried down- days of Castro's rise to power, gencio Batista's army. lpaX'r plant and payroll in Cuba, secretary, and lioboc iaylor, yell; j),,. iKjssiliiliiy of the str.itosii- wind. .tells how newspapers which take , Ameriran newspapers and it has been losing revenue for 'lueon' coverage at long range of very I CJuinea pigs, he told a reporter, an indeH-ndent line or criticize magazines siill are available, and months. Presidential candidates Vinm-jexlrnsive target areas is (he majhad been placed previously at jibe government are dying from I a lew Florida radio stations can! Jnfurmacion, hit by a wage dis and Vinson stand about tnc-tn-lnei jr threat of bacteriological war- various points throughout the economic and Dolitical strancula- be heard here. So can the Voice ,. ,i,.,i ,.uui u in f..-,. a in qualifications. Both have plen- are to our nation." the specialist area. 1 lion. I ,ol America by those owning short- ln c.ose an() g Crjs0i another i- sain. I i-ater, it was ctisroereil thai j wave radios. heavy revenue Miss Vinczc was county chair-j Dr. I-cllny D, Fothcrgill of theguinea pigs were infected for a By HOKKUT BK.RKKI.I.K, I But these primarily are foreign,have f0nucd man for this year's school New Army's Chemical and Bacterid- distance of i.i miles downwind HAVANA (AP The revolt!-, language outlets and are ronsi-editorial line. March of Dimes drive. She is a logical Warlare I'.csearch t enter, j I torn tne point ol origin of theHonary tuba ol p Kiel Castro has dered inconsequential alongside member of the National Honor Kl. Detrick. Md . told about it at; aerosol. Ihecome a journalistic graveyard; lhe government's vast propaganda Society, the Pep Peppers, the aja siecial symxisium 011 germ audi "Kxtrapolative calculations sug- lor the nation's independent Span imacliine most of the press and cappclla choir and the student chemical warlare defense con- gesled." he said in his report, ish-language press. BO radio and television stations body constitution commillee. ducted by the American Chemical ."that the aerosol probably trav- Ten of Havana's 14 independent j throughout the island. She was third vice president ol Society at its 1.17th national meel-ieled a good deal farther than the'newspaers refusing to toe I he Havana has two Knglish-lan-the .student body as a sophomorel'1"!- (sampled distance." 1 Castro line have folded in the guage newspapers, the biweekly and student bodv president of 1 '"' Ml "isciosmg ine nisi ine sctemisi neciinen to men- past two mnntiis. limes and tne Daily Post, only When the victor takes office next fall, he or she will he a senior, as the student body charter com mands. Several other offices must, by charter, be filled by seniors. They are first vice president, a posi tion contested this year by Patty Anderson, Sherd Duncan, Ginger jLeaming and Jack Hilcy; busi ness manager, an oil ice sougiu by Robert Kcnyon, Dean Met calf, David Sibhel, Tom Trulove and Vickie Howie; yell queen, can didates for which are Diane Drew, Judy Angstead and Joan VVizner, and secretary, an office whose candidates are Beltv Kerns. Barbara Herman. Andrea Reeder. Trudi Turpin and Carol Shannon. Second vice president must be a junior. Sherman Allen. Susan Licdtke, Toni McKibhyn, Jerry J I ! . H ' J 1 . vim m 1 1 GEORGE VINSON Inening to lhe Cuban press under The bearded Prime Minister has'vear-old patriarrh of Cuban ioup. loser, generally 1 more neutral r'remnnt Junior High School as reported field trials involving lhe al tended llS0 'lv'nC- infecli(tus microbes Two Survive Plane Crash lily, the particular organism usedj Veteran Cuban newsmen pre-j the Times occasionally needles or In say where the test was con-l'lict the remaining four, Strug- Castro, ducted. Igling under constant government' Kven in normal limes, newsmen But from oilier statements he and economic pressures, soon will claim, there is insufficient adver- an eighth grader. She Mills Klementary School. She is a Klamath Kails native. Vinson is an athlele. He is a member of lhe exclusive "K"' Club for lettcrmen, the student bodv assembly committee, and the a capiiella choir He has plaved fooihall sixjand lhe pilol of a light plane1 farther from shore. years and earned letters during'were uninjured Fridav when the; And he also made it clear thai the past two He played left aircraft missed a runway andjlhe new tests demonstrate the- By TMK ASSOCIATED I'RF.SS guard for the Pelicans last sea-Urashcd at Bulle Valley Airport. prelical possibilities for loosing An arctic blast pushed unsea son. He is a sprinter, too, and I north of here. ;from appreciable distances onlsonal cold deeper into the north- has competed in track meets! The Siskiyou County sheriff's of-i land or sea germ weaxns which central United Stales Saturday three years. fice said the pilot was Don Carnsjcould spread, like a fog in the while flood victims along the .Mis- He. Ion, is a Klamalh Fallsiand lhe passenger, Robert Snoad l'oK"1. over inousanns 01 square isissippi Kiver worked up an im 13 made, he clearly indicated that collapse, leaving the field to pro- lhe deed could he done by an enemy with a ship, submarine or 1 airplane cruising at least 15 miles loll-shore or by means of a mis YKF.KA U PD A passengensile lolled from a submarine even Cold Sweeps Central Area native, fie allended Pelican Kle-'zki. The plane was owned by mies 01 territory. patient sweat waiting lor menlarv and Fremont Junior Mamnin rails Aviation service,! "- " " ""nous mat mere "iigmy waters 10 receiie. High schools, Klamalh Falls, Oregon Using money to support more than two or three large dailies in Havana. How, under a continuing busi ness recession, do the revolution-; ary papers get by? I informed sources say the Castro regime spends a million dollars : annually to keep five Havana pro government papers in business. These are El Mundo. Combale. Avance, La Calie and the semi official Itevolucion. All operate from plants taken over from the the original owners afler Castro Me sweetest way to say In Bridge Meet STUMPING'S A PLEASURE when a candidate like Tom Trulove, right, gats help from subordinates such as these. They are, from left, Susan Fredricks, Pam Bauer, Nancy Hall and Linda Hanville. He is running for Klamath Union High School student body business manager. Candidates are nominaled in three ways: a' by a nominating . , I X J committee appointed by lhe. slu- VlCTOTS LlSlCl dent body president, 'h by peti tion signed by at least ItH) regu larly enrolled students and (rj The tables of duplicate bridge by common nomination from lhe on Thursday evening at lhe city lloor miring a stiiueni council library were divided into twoi meeting called specially lor lhc.SC(.jIIMS. purpose. I Seclion A. north-south winners The campaign begins by decree were .Mrs. George H. Rogers and on Monday during a student bodylMrs, L. C. Offield. first; Mrs. meeting, when candidates w i I I 0. K. Puckett and Mrs. Lowell face the electorate with their C. Jones, second: Mrs. Cecil platforms. Adams and Mrs. Claude Davis. Soap box and sign campaigning are (ni-hiddnn ovront TneuCiu .-.ml Kasl-west winners in thai WpHiipwI-iv 'lion were Mr. G. H The ele'clion is Thursdav and inn" Mrs. A. J. Honzel, first seied power. might be a large number of hu- Freezing temperatures reached They are helped considerably by man casualties requiring medical as far soulh as Illinois and Indi-lndvertisements from government care and "it is mandatory that iana and light snow flurries spread agencies or business enterprises eastward from Minnesota across, operated by the government, the Great Lakes into West Vir- The independent papers and there he detailed advance plan ning for this eventuality at the community level in every cily, vil lage and hamlet." Parents Told Must Reduce 3inia and western I'ennsylvanhi. International Falls, Minn., ic ported 14 degrees above, Duluth. Minn., 18 above. Milwaukee, Chi cago and Detroit also registered suhfreezing temperatures. However, considerable cloudi ness and hrNk winds were expect ed to quell the threat of a serious killing frost. other sources suggest they also i j have tapped another area of revenue secret government hand outs. I Without these props, newsmen! maintain, papers friendly to Cas tro would fold, with the possible exception of the popular Kevolu-i cion. j Another paper friendly to the 5 ' CASTER CANOV STORE 1 dozen assorted candy eggs LOS ANCFI.FS (I inn vr.nb Sherman. .1.1, weight 321) and his 'bundersliowcrs wnn locally i government is the Communist w ife Rei ni. p 17 .nii,t Ibcavy rains and occasional hail party organ. Hoy, which had been ., 'must lose plentv of pounds in lhe hclllc(i '" northern Texas. The closed during Batista's rule. ',.1, next three months before Ihcv can """ 'M0 , J,'nRantl 'he independents still function- inon a h-mon n-o ri h.thv on- ' " '"h ,c '"-'n uunc, Tiros Proves IWeather Use CITY BRIEFS Robert Thompson, first;! ; WASHINGTON tUPI) -Weather experts said Saturday thai Tiros 1 already had proved tho feasibility of hurricane-warning salelliles. The hurricane season normally doesn't oicn until August and the batteries to power Titos I's tele vision cameras and other equip ment were not ex)ecled to lasl much beyond the end of June. Itut if lhe eyc-in-the-sky satel lite had been launched during the season of the big tropical wind Morms. il almost cerlainlv would have slotted hurricanes in the 'cork and paints. making, experts told United 1'ress International. Nature Society members have The National Aeronautics k been invited to the Ken McLcod Space Administration I NASA rc- research center at 413 High Insert to discuss Tiros I s contri- Street for its regular meeting please allenrt si Ing dale can be i regular set. Mrs. l-.'slln Klger, 4707 Clinton. lenls will be hostess to lhe Klamath mcc! Falls Lior.s Auxiliary meelingl Monday night at 7:4."i. The meet- Floyd M. Heniiell Jr.. son of ing will honor pasl presidents andlMrs. Itulh K. Hcnnclt, 52(12 Cot will also feature initiation of new lage Avenue, plans to compete members. .n u,o Armv's Furooean rifle and runoff elections Friday. Spot Dodged By Heiress MKNOHAM. N .I. AP-A col lege senior has ducked the snot- light alter word that she is lhe were Mrs. Kmil Albrecht and principal heneliciary of a onc-to-Gerlnide Tolle, first: Mrs. Vic- loin niillion-iloll.il- estate. tor Palmer and t,uv Merrill, sec The Heseda. Calif., Iruckdriver However, from the Plains a Marina, El Crisn and Informa- ind his wile were tnld in ;n,ir r,lalcs ,nl lnc "esiern plateaus, c-ion. Only Ptensa Libre, a hard- . ... issies Mrs. John Warnke and Mrs. Dix. in H..ri,n Ki.,inrl- Mrs P Sharp and'Gcorge McClnry, third! jC"l"' V.r ''' , 1,10 ! to Section R. north-south winners ' . " '"". "" "icy were Mrs. H. O. Juckeland and . , " 'Texas Fridav the thermometer tho .mi. -,r. couiiiy Anopnon Hureaui, . .. , . . , , " , , . 1 Mrs. Mrs. The were generally clear and hilling critic of government poli- temperatures balmy, in some cies, is considered economically areas downright hot. In southernstrong enough to hold up under j i GAY YELLOW BASKET filled with Easter candies Rill Cunningham and Mrs.l took the couple to court lo dial- """'I,...,... U- . .. IC. C. Lemler. second: Mrs. Irene r" , " ""M"' "ecause iney Steel and Mrs. Ted Hvde. Ihird.l"v'h" ""l1" "unSe He" lopped the 100 mark. Laredo re corded a high of 1(12. Cautious optimism prevailed Founded by an old revolutionary figure, Sergio Carbo, Prensa Libre ( claims a circulation in excess ofj Fast-west winners, B section. Koenig agreed. "I jiift can't Sherman said. understand il.' "These people ,j .'..:,!.', (..,,... j seem In think .... u,i k- .u " "l "",m' along lhe Mississippi flood zone ,85.030. But hanging over the news-! from Quincy, III., southward to. paper is the government threat of Mrs. Hans Graves. 1772 Hope Street, will he hostess lo mem bers of lhe Sarah Circle of Klam alh Lutheran Church, Tuesday, April 12, instead of Monday, April 11. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. The secret word will lie Calvary. Remember lo lake pistol matches in Grafenwohr Germany, soon. He was gradu ated in I!I55 from Klamalh Un ion High School. .Melody Mnthrrs will enlertain Richardson.!';."!" uk",ri of, l,am,,s bwallse Friday. at the Allamont PTA meet ing j from the campus of Sarah Law Tuesday. April 12. at 7:45 p.m. rom-e College at Bronxville, N.Y.. in the junior high music room, soon alter the news became Sixth and eighth grade sludenlslknown that she is the principal will participate in a panel riis- h-neficiarv of Mrs. Arthur Whit- Ki:.-.. 1n....l. t- 1....' I. M.. ct..... A i.iia .f.i.iiiii.ni r.-ii.iiy iiiucilt-l .'ii. i'.i.i.i i..'i,. l . Clapton. 21. who once was a litlleianrt Howard Amidnn, third. ...-ii i .i girl evacuee from war-blilzed Lon-l Overall winners were Mrs. "e ,n;eCVy,h,"K n"r don. has become lhe mistress of Juckland and Mrs. Thompson ,, , CIR 1 tnats her henef.-iflrnu' n;.in,,c Pl...c.,.-inrl Mrs Alhreeht and Miss Tolle V . c seep .l.inet ant Valley Mills estate here. The youthful heiress diappcared 14, starting at 7: 15 p.m. seizure on political grounds. The pro-Castro papers have ac cused the Carbo family of prof-1 will be held 'on 'Thursdav, XpriU ! " nolh of ,,s it the city library auditorium.' " . ., tp cussion on "Attitudes and Attn hutes of Strong Family Life.' Tuesday. April 12. at 8 p.m. Any one interested, please attend. hul ions to weather science in n report Friday on the satellite's first week of life. Olficials said it was too early to say anything about the veal her eye's meteorological use fulness. Ktit weathermen were not so reticent. One said the pictures sent back by Tiros proved that -satellites could save lives and cut proM?rty losses as long - distance hurricane trackers. Areas would be given advance warning to brace for a storm. One meteorologist said the two GENKVA iVVV Western Tmr If Ac Ram? Mcvision cameras aboard Tiros'dinlomals said Saturday there im-L . . I easily could spot a storm the pearod to be hllle chance of rTGGClOm bhOTt uey. The woman, a childless wid ow, died Feb. ft al the age of H2. A collcne spokesman said o( a ki.... K'ii .. :11 1 i .... ' ..un. i.u iMM in ihimc nnss i lapion: 645 Students Enroll At OTI ... me .ucs.i.iy. npm i. nicciiug -hi,c sort ol panicked on this Howard Howe, reuislrar. at Ore in ..ic- ..icnuii i iiaic lum-Kc iiioiu- tiling. Mie saict sue rtidn t wanllp,,, Technical Institute. vino ai n p.m. ai ner nomc, 0 talk to anv more reporters i.m nn,llmm.i i a. tmll. Midland Juvenile Grange will 2,151 1,1-1 Mol'- land didn't want any pictures. We or than Hie others." Howe said. have a meeting Tuesday. April don t know where she is. 12. from 6 lo 8 p.m. in lhe I '" "e con- creoericK I-reltngliuysen. al-,si. ,.;lsh take spring jobs, grange hall. Children belween ihc'(rlT Monday. April II. al 8 lorney for the executors of the un we do not permit new en ages of 5 and 14 arc invited. Par-,1""- 'rhe meeting will be pre-!eslate. said in Newark Fridav 'rollmenl tor the spring term in cenen ny a won auction ano siic- ihat the eslale would be worth mosl curricula." cecnen ny nrtti team practice, a east a mi ion dn are alier Their family physician. Dr. Mil liard M. Doughton. testified at the secret hearing lhe couple was in perfect health and their weight would not necessarily shorten ; their life span. l "if.- i;i- ,u . r ,i. j: ,. , i. .. in. n,.-. ii. .ii .mil, ny i, .,.,i ...ri... i. in- .-.inn. jiii-v .uuio live niucn 'iloneer than anv other nnrm.-.! ,sl,rinRncrsnn." The Shermans have a 4-year- (.Id aHnnlnrl Hannhloi- nnA ..l.m because many students who are,.,..,,. nnundaee in. spring term students was enrollment announced However, strict vigilance was iljnK f,.nm rfn;ls wiih Raiisla when maintained lest soft earthen he was in power. Carbo has de levees crumble and seepage re- niw u,e charge, pointing to Pren mained a problem. sa Libre's record as a defender So precarious is the balance, of the Castro revolution in defi between levee and river that ance 0( Batista. Army engineers ordered pleasure' craft out of the flood area lest ... AAA ll I rippling wakes develop the chink ,$Z!),UUU MUTOl I hat could lead to a disastrous , breach. SI ill the waters inched steadily downward in the hard-hit areas. The crest forecast for St. Louis Monday is well below the danger mark. '; 4 CREAM EGGS 3 chocolate, 1 butter bon To Be Covered Arms Talks May Recess terfered properly. in bringing her Doctor Picked For Best Man up Members are asked to bring lood laxes and administrative sale llenis. Convicts Use (tenses. OBITUARY F.NCI.AM) Sarah M. Kngl.-ind, 72. of Ml. Herman. Kentucky hik of a hurricane. He iredicted that if the next weather satellite. Tiros II, was launched in time, it would serve as a sort of hie-gii.ird-in-the sky during lhe 1M0 hurricane season. One weather exiert said "the lnnsl exciting picture" yet dis patched by Tiros 1 to the Ft. Monmouth. X. J., tracking station showed a cyclonic storm oft the Irish coast. nreaKing ine i-.asi-csi cicnciiocK S.N QIKNTIN, Calif. tUPP on disarmament before next 0U, W.1V lo R(,t' out of ,,l isol1 month's summit conterence. s uilh ., ,.,lu.nnK 1;im anH a Western sources said the 10- .,,,h shsiittn (m- a hniterinn ram is dent of Klamath years, died here Falls April Rv divisions, the enrollment in CX-ipach is fnllnw- Fni.innpi-ine !. Associates. 2Wi; Auto-Diesel. 245; :Medical Associates, H7; Rusiness Associates, 5!i; Melals, 42; and! i Const ruction and Agriculture, 28. native There are .W5 men and 50 worn- rest-.en enrolled. lor 15 Howe advises students who plan Desi Clears Divorce Way PORTLAND (AP'-ll will cost! SHOO to blot out the $25,000 abstract mural painted at the Pacific In ternational Livestock Exposition building for last year's centennial celebration in Portland. The order to paint over lhe con troversial mural was issued re cently by Thomas Kerr, new- presi dent nf iha nvrmcilinn LONDON' 'AP-A young doc- v,. M .., , , , lor was named Saturday as hesl ! Runs adive sonn, Rjf,ht now man at the May 6 weddtng nf , wajti for Princess Margaret and Antony:u; . ., When the 500-foot mural was PECAN EGG chocolate fudge center Armstrong-Jones. He is Roger William Gilliatt. the only son of the late Sir Wil liam Gilliatt. former gynecologist to Queen Elizabeth II. Gilliatt replaces ,15-vear-nld aristocrat Jeremy Fry in the best painted last year it caused a storm of protest from persons who prefer traditional art. idf4M Girl Hir By Car California and Mrs. Zelma John- nation conterence may bepn a tour-lo - five-week recess at the end of this month, resuming its sessions after lhe top-level meet inii that ojH'ns in Pans May IK. tin Wasbmglon Friday. V. S. Secretary of Stale Christian A, Mcrter told a news conference iiinini: tor summer test ine two-and-one-halMon,son 01 i-'Keview. i aiuornia: sons, medical examinations and curri- Wood row w. and John n. ol Ken cular selection. Rluff, California. Clyde ol Ibisi . obvious idea Polaris Sub Is Launched CROTON, Conn. (I PI) Sen. Clmlon P. Anderson Saturday bailed the commissioning of (lie nation's second Polaris missile Mibinarine as a .symbol of "The; one area ol military technology where we now decisively lead the Soviet l 11 ion. The New Mexico Democrat chairman of the Senate-House truck. This simnl curred Fridav lo two San Quen- f"': siq'-cmioren. Annie M-y ot p i; p.nmm tin prisoners. So they crossed the Glnsfiow. Kentucky and Jay Kng-.fenCOna V rOgram ignition wires of a truck, left un- t,an1''''1- Kentucky: a sis-: A taped broadcast of port inns attended in a medium ' securitvl,cr- Mrs- I'iU"'a Ml'Mlll,;"1 ol!of lllc rn1 Pelicnna presenla- ., ,j ,i. ir .,, r. .11 ii..,i.in .Louisville. Kenluckv: brother that the Russians had suggested I A four.K,t Rate snapnej Scrivncr and Allied Keen of Gat- such a recess. nix-n eisilv Kentucky; also 20 gran.l.hil 'elegale Valerian Zorin M h(, ihc Bual.rfdren and 211 great-grandchildren Apr nilcd any remaining ...,, ...a ., ,.,ii,., ' , .. ..... Funeral services will take placel IwiH-s o early agreement here. ()( v ;lnd (.1..ls,) dmin;from the chapel of Ward's Warn- lie called on lhe West to om,(..lm0 s., yu0,ln s slvfoot Batc. ath Funeral Home on Monday. MP I)vm:iiw in u "vnnmm . I .,...1 it t in-)H m nledcc" nl lo Ik- the fn st'.o use1.. T " " ".! r. T C " . nnce " ' V,,,,,.,,, formed the slate Hice Saturday nuclear weaimns. He also sue-i , 1 '. '. :,,r nd nf iv,,hn.v nil,.-, ;,nnn . 11,01 '""s sonu-one nan stolen i;.iyta , nv r ;f ,ri ...... 1.1 .'IV.U..1. 1. tllll. , . I ' ,1 Desi Arnaz has paved the wav . " . , A six vear old girl escaped with for a default divorce April 28 by I Cf'f . 15 ,sf "' n10 "Innlv ruts and bruises Saturday . ...:m. nn - :gist at the National Hnsnital for, ... . . .... , ft. l!)i;o.:, ,.. n-ri f.,n 'vc nic.. a v. ' - i morning wnen sne was nil ny a Survivors include: daughlorsappiraiions (or enrollment soon. . ' , , i, V J vale practice in Hnrlcy Streel, the Mrs. Mary Lee lieid of N'orwalk. i.:,,, v ,..,iM,ation will facilitate hc! c0.m'lamt o( M''.'Th .3 and ati: colden row of British medicine ! rV.TS T!;'' SUtC"n 'Clarenc'e House. Undoi home of it .-, ni.iii i.-s sa ii nit- iiiaueuer n ., ,i , , ., .... , .,.,', .. , jOueen Mother Elizabeth and the "in .... nil....: inr -n.iucf inai Iwth Soict Fridav i.U ion al Mills School Auditorium -will be KFUV. al II. urcd on liadio Station 3.30 p.m.. Monday. ivrnaz and the red-haired comedienne snv is strictly friend ly. The couple, who starred for several years in their "f Love Lucy" television series, said thev Rowboar Stolen i Clarence Ka-.dal. Merrill. workers leaned in .1 mrkiin nnd weapons, lie also sug i,.., . .,(( , u,, . , :of God of Prophesv Rested agreement on a series ol' .,,.,i. ..,,1. .i,n,,,. iConcludmg services Princess. Gilliatl. .17, was married in 1954. He served with the British army in France and Germany during World War II and was awarded lhe Military Cross. I'ro annnnnnvl tl'Alnn.J,,i U have worked out division of their,as 'bm(inc out doclor-s 01.dcrs million-dollar TV and movie slu- Hi, physician. Dr. H. Gordon dio Mie has asked for custody oVScii rpnnrlct Fnriav that Frv their children. Lucy Desirec. 8. 1 las jaundice. and Desi IV. 6. But she has em ' phasized that Desi can visit them; t--, f.. A.wJ at anv time. i 1 ox tur Approved WASHINGTON f API-President The youngster. Teresa Zimmer man. H. of I2:t.t Front, ran out in front of her home between parked cars, and was struck by an auto driven by Thelma Lorene Vetkos, 10;i0 Bis marck Street. Cily police report the Vetkos ve hicle was moving very slowly. The child was taken to Klam ath Valley Hospital, treated and released. 1 dozen chocolate covered MARSHM ALLOW EQG 1 reus hurried to catch up. 'Memorial Park. Three miles later llie mrkitiv torccd the slower two-and-a-half i kson Ion truck to the side. Housewives. U,n 1x0 '-l-on. 3d. native ..in-mnH ihi- .nnnv r-.n . n.,i of Klamath Agency. Oregon. Iite- "rinci(iles of disarmament.' Western spokesmen said there was nothing new in the Soviet "principles." One Western dele gate described them as "the . same old baloney, newly sliced.", .... j.i;, ,..,.. j u,,, long resident of Realty, died here Western experts regarded or- i.' .. Annl 9. IWO Survivors include: Atomic Knergy Committee, made in's proimsals as nothing more ,, ,. jsons. Chris. C.ilherl and Billv and lhe slatcnient in a speech pre- than a warmed-over version of ' ' ' Idauehters. Rosemary and l-iNcll. pared for commissioning cercmo-iPremier Nikila Khnishchcv'sl RKADV AND BAKING all of Bealty: brothers, Roland nies of the CSS Patrick Henry. Kinrealistic" four-year plan fori FDINIil'KGH. Sintland (L'PP lof Bcatty, Lawrence. Victor. Hob Tlie nuclear powered Patrick disarmament, tonlaiiung none ol Lance Cpl. Tony H. lionald. anjerl and Norman of Chtloiiun. Henry and Hie USS George Wash- tho safeguards against cheating army cook who announced his LcRoy of OTI: a sister. Caledonia uiglon. already commissioned. Million which the West insists. commg marriage Friday, said hc. Jackson of this cily Funeral scrv be in lull operation late this year, I "Never mind alwut your prin-baked his wedding cake a years ices Wednesday. April 9 at Beal They etich will be able lo fire IB ciplos," U. S. delegate Fredrick ago and has been keeping itjty. Oregon. Ward's Klamath Fu Polaris nuclear tipped ballistic: M. F.aton told Zortn. "Tell mc rcady.0 jneral Home in charge of the ar- missiles wlitle submerged. about your practices." 1 Frozen, wc hopel rangemcnls. I Klamalh ;in " f"' l"ottl,"" 'mm the prom-! Ql'AKE I'HKPAREDNESS HIT Kisenhower has signed into law a jises nf the Musktat Club on 1'S TOKYO il'PIi A leading'bill to reduce night club and cab- !7 South. American Seismologist t o d a v aret laxes from 20 to 10 ner cent jammed i The boat was stolen, he said, warned that the United States is effective M.iv sometime between March 3 and lagging in safety precautions the precnt date. Police were con- against earthquakes and thus "in tiniung their investigation. icreasing tlie danger of what risks City police reported a theft there are." The statement was call, al.n S'.iw was taken from a made by Dr. Charles F. Richter. desk drawer in Rill's Texaco sta- originator of the "Richler scale" non. Niuin Sixin street some-'or measuring tne magnitude ot lime early Saturday. quakes. THAW ASSKTS SPARTA, Wis. I CPU - Three "safecrackers" helped the Mon roe County bank put its frozen assets back into circulation. The "safecrackers" all em ployes of the Diebold Co. of Min nesotacut through the bank's vault door Friday to ; CHOCOLATE CREAM EGO ; dipped in milk chocolate ' 1 lb. box 14 ASSORTED CREAMS 2 lb. box $2.70 CHOCOLATE ond BUTTER EON EGGS, 10c t 15c eoch 1. teach the funds. Chos. J. Cizek TAILOR Suiti & Slaekt Mod to Ordtr Perfect Fit Guaranrtt 119 SOUTH' 7th MOVING? Call TU 2-5212 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES MAIN STREET RETAIL SPACE In conjunction with established business . . , $150 per month ond'or 5o for excellent selling and stock room space, plus good sized window disploy area. Seven year lease for men's wom en's or children's soft goods lines. Answers must identify inquirer and state type business. Writ e'o Box 38J-D, Herald & Nevj. Gold Bond STAMPS WESTERN THRIFT 7th & Main
