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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregcn. Monriav, April 11, 1060 MARKETS and FINANCE Stocks WALL STREET NEW YORK (AP) The slock markot closed irregularly lower lurlay. Turnover was moderate. Volume for the day was esti mated at 2'i million shares torn pared with 2.820,000 Friday. Losses of fractions to about a point among key stock outnum bered gamers in the same range. Down about a point were such slocks as .tones & Laughlin. Chrysler and Kaslman Kodak. Texas Instruments spurted more than 3. llpi'Uand Universal Match gained about '2 apiece. Rubbers, oils and drugs were Heady to higher. Pfizer and Seller ing rose about a point each. Liggett & Myers continued un d'T pressure, dropping about 2 points. C'nrporalc bonds improved a shade, U.S. goverrments declined. NEW YORK STOCKS Hv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Livestock STOCKTON (UPl-r'SMNS) - Livestock : Cattle salable 1.100. Good slaughter steers 8.10-1. 1.10 Ihs 25.50 26 25, standard 1.225 lb fed Hoi slein slaughter steers 2.1, 1.14(1 lb standard 22. High good 025 lb fed heifers 23.63. good 870 lbs 24. standard 22. Commercial cows la. standard 20, utility 16.50-10. Can ner and cutter cows 12 30-16.30. Ulility and commercial 1.150 - 1.600 lb hulls 20-22. Good and choice 600-950 lb stockcr and feeder steers 25-27.50. Calves salable 150 flood and cnoice .tixM.iu in slaughter calves ! p 28. vealers 211-31. (loud andlTOr LOITerillU choice 350-500 lb stock stecr .laspcr fjin.o Slrunk. 20. Bo calves 27-:i0. Good and choice inania. posted S20U bail Saturday Funerals I.OVYTIIKR Funeral services lor James ILnwiher. 73. who died in this city April 9, will be held at the! graveside in Klamath Memorial Park Tuesday, April 12, at 2 p.m. O'llair's Memorial Chapel ,n ..k-i. .in nf I lie ;.rr n fimi.lll Witnesses scheduled for April 15-J WISKMW Wl" ''1C ''rsl t,nc evcr nc''('' , i i u- u. 'at the Klamath Auclitoriiiin and ! uneral services for John ise-i rails, George liricziscse. pre- iding minister ol the local coir jWitnesses Set Meeting I "The 'Seek Peace and Pursue jit' circuit convention of Jehovah's man. 83, who died in this city April 9. will be held at the gravc- virlp in Kl.-imalh Memorial Park Tuesday. April 12. at 10 aa!"1" announces. OTIaif's Memorial Chapel is charge ol the arrangements. Youth Detained heifer stock calves 300-500 lbs 26-27 Hogs salable BOO. Market not established. Admiral forioraliin A. J. Industries Allied Chemical Alhs Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American ( an American f'yanmide American M & Fdy American Motors American Smelting American Tel & Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Rendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borden Co. Borg Warner Brunswick Ralkc Burroughs Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacilic Caterpillar Tractor Celaneso Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Continental Can Crown Zollerbach Corliss Wright Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Kl Paso Nil Emerson Radio Firestone Tire First America Corp. Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motor Georgia Pac Cp Goodyear Tire Great A. P. Great Northern Great West. Sugar Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central Inlernalinnal Bus Mch International Nickel International Paper International T & T Johns Mnnvillc Kaiser Aluminum Kennecolt Copper I.ibhy. McNeill & Libby Lockheed Aircrall Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward National Cash Hog New York Central Northern Pacilic Pacific American Fish Pacilic Gas & Electric Pacific Tel & Tel Pan American Airways Penn Dixie Cement rnney t.l C.) Co. Pennsylvania li R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. Phillips Pet. Polaroid Pugel Sound P A L Radio Corp of Amer. Rayonier Incnrp. Raytheon Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Sale-way Stores Inc. St. Regis Sclienley Distillers Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N J. Sludebaker Packaid Sunray Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Texaco Thompson, R W. Tidewater Oil Timken R Bearing Transamerica Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Air Lines United Aircraft United Corporation United Stales Plywood United States Smelling United Stales Kleel Walgreen Stores Warner Pictures Western Auto Supply Western Union Tel. Vestinghouse Air Brake Weslinghousc Electric W heeling Steel Woolworth Company 20 ' 5 19 : 19 PORTLAND I APi iL'SDAt - Cattle salable 1.250: includes 20 loads fed steers. 7 loads hellers; trade slow, early sales about steady: two loads low choice with I), E. Van Vac-tor Monday, 34 'njsomc good I.0II0-I.098 lb steers SO .27.25-27.50: lew good steers 25.00- TL X 26 (Kl; load high good and choicej rVCfJWI 19 i Conventions have long been! used by the Witnesses as Bible rclrcsher courses and as ad vanced miiuslerial training pro grams. Their lirst convention was held in Chicago in 1893, with 360 persons in attendance. Other major assemblies include: 1935, Washington. D.C . 20.000 attend ed; Cleveland. Ohio. 19-16, lirst in ternational convention at one city,; 80.000 present; 1950, New York! City, 123.707 peak attendance;! 1953. New York City, lolal at tendance, 163.829. 4,460 baplied I J $ 'XViA. IJ I 11.: . ys'' . , w It. ' jf i 41 i HI2 lb led hellers 26 25; lightly 50 'ilsoited at 24.00; few good hellers 61 ,24. 00-25.50: utility cows 16 00-17 00: 'IK :i; rannprs nnrt ciillei-v mnvllv I!' IIO. look 44 1 13,50, Ilolslein cutlers up to 15.50: 119 -'i lew utility bulls 20 50-22.00; cutters 105 14 17.00-20.73. on a vagrancy charge involving alleged loitering about the Bo nanza school grounds Friday alt ernoon. A complaint signed by Charles Steber accused Strtink ol driving students downlown Irom the school grounds contrary to '. New York City, used Van school regulations. Slrunk was tojkec S t a d i u m and the Polo aimoar belorc District ,ludge(iunds. peak attendance, 253,- .I.I6 napucu. "The Klamath Falls galhering will be operated in Ihe same way as Ihe huge international conven tion in New Vork in 1958," liric ziscse said. "Practical lalks, as well as k i I 1 ;, r - Pit I 1 1 . Z&i. T ' t lis ALGOMA BARDOLIEMERE, Aberdeen Angus grand champion bull of the annual High Country Aberdoen Angus Show and Sale, was sold by breeder Scoff Warren, Algoma, for $1,225 fo the Duncragean Ranch of Sonorna, California. The sale was held Friday, April 8, at the Klamath County Fairgrounds. At halter is Charles Gon zales, herdsman for the Warren Angus Ranch. Plaque Police Someone, possibly a customer. 5106 in cash from Rill's Texaco Service slalion. 2759 South Sixth Street, sonielime between Tot Beating Death Trial Opens With Jury Choice The first degree murder trial ofY'andenberg and Charles H. Fns. c.n...m i-i..n r'..-.Msiin noenecl iniei. circuit court today with mcticu- Warren Lcsseg of Medlord is lous detailed questioning of pros-defending Gairson. The stale ij ipect'ive jurors. represented by District Attorney Gairson a 40-vear-oltl cattle, Arthur A. Beddoe: Both Bcddna feeder is accused of killing ll-land Lesscg questioned potential imoiilh-old Garv Lee Bursik last jurors this morning, and Lcvc? December 17' by heating the went into considerable detail m child's head against the floor ol his examinations. a tenant home. I Ti" attorney suggested a jmy i The trial is being heard by could return one of live nssih!9 Judge James M. Main ol Med-( verdicts, ranging from first (0. .ford" appointed hv the stale su-jgrec murder with the death pen 'prcme court after requested riis-ialty to involuntary manslaughter 'qualification of Judges David R. or not guilty. He questioned each 1 juror on any opinions formed, a:- JJL titudes toward capital punishment Vandass nit tjQnMe doubt quai"";a- f , Lesscg said, informally, that KM VlAnllim Sanson would lake the stand m !U JIuUiUlli his own defense before Ihe ln.il ; , , ends. He suggested to potential Vandals recently gunned down )c (.hjd.s !a number ol windows and light mj ht (psi(y ;inf ..h(1 mMhn jbulbs at Gem Stadium and olh-;mjf,hl tc a rijffpl.pnt sl ,,,)m .ers painted up Klamath L ii I o n (h; of (,u, dclcn(.lnl .. lTii.lt Slchnnl hililieH ailf dill! a; .. ... "i-" " ; . liv a miomorning recess uirca 'big figure in Ihe Iron! lawn, city , ' ,- , illml.s haH h 36 '. 32 60 '3 -;.lvi.v vnlaKIn I'JI r.-ilhnr slow, early sales steady; few choice vealers 30 00-32. 30: good Angus Soles Hit $26,000 ed from a tentative panel of ' "... " fZ. . C W T"'P' u Vight women and four men. Fa, h iCamp hire skirls oet uut m- 0.. m 01 has 8 rm , t.hallen),e any " v;int ;ns nu r i" mc mm i " 1750 Firs In Kiwanis Park months have broken 12 small 23 'n 28.00-29.no; standard 24.flO-27.oO: cull and utility calves and vealers I5 0fl.2:i.0fl; few good and choice 400-500 II) slock steers 26 00-20.50. Hogs salable 1.15(1; trade slow. about 25 lower: U.S. 1-2 bulchers 185-225 lbs mostly 17.75, lew 18.00; No. 2-3 lots I7.WI-I7.30: 1-2 sows, 205-320 lbs steady at 14.50-15.00; mixed lots .'150-500 Ihs I3.O1M4.0O; few 600-645 lbs 12 50-13. 00 Sheep salable 1.000; old crop lambs prcdoinimating: about 100 head spring lambs offered early; trading very slow; choice and prime spring lambs 1.00-1.50 lower at 23.50-24.00; choice No. 2-3 pell lambs fully I 00 lower at mostly 18 (X); few good and choice 105 lb woolcd lambs 18 50; ulility and good slaughter ewes sleady at 6 00-8.00. Wheal May 2.07', Jly 185' Sep 187 Dec 1.02 Mar Corn May LIS1! Ily 121 'a Sep 117', Dec 1.10'. 65 45 23 ''. 45 40 ; 55 i 33 ' . 30 li 26 I. 2!) 27 ' i 43 i 6-1 ' 43 :1 43 1 20 1 31 '. 02 'i 22 i- 100 32 13 ' 37 ', 26 ' j 73 43 02 .j 104 46 . 4 'a 38 38 'i 46 26 'i, 30 ' 27 : 30 '.4 462 m '. 115 '. 3!) 54 - 46 "t 77 I . fl4 22 J4 184 . 42 '. 45 ' 63 ' , 24 41 Ni 13 63 !. 28 17 -Si 30 125 14 40 32 I, 43 ', 220 33 71 '-i 20 ' 43 ' 62 63 75 'i 10 i, 43 ii 26 80 4!l 33 '4 It 'i 37 '' several 20 21 " 43 '4 44 '( 13 i demonstrations, are always a lea turc ol our assemblies," he con tinued, "so that all can know K a m. and 4 p.m. Saturday, sla-jhow lo apply Bible teachings to operator Hill Paulson told their iiersonal lives. To thai ex- city police. tent, the nroeram is an advanced, t- i .i . '. . ,11-M-iiiv Hirer .iiiilll.lls, lems- - . ... . . , . .. , . n j - ;.. lie sain nc nan pin i2i in a ministerial training service rath-l,, ,i i i .,.,a u..n. .. ., imposing stand ol Douglas lir Ihe norm side ol llie tennis conns ngni rciiecinis ami an nnini i,.i .....ji inmnrrnu. if n,n or than a revival or crusade." fcn1.,(.s cnlp.fd , 1p annu() trees. Seventy Camp Fire Girls and in two other groupings south meter cover glass , (-;in.sn and Mrs. Bursik plead- liricziscse concluded by ex- , h (.. A,c,.tP(, Alwls;of the Klamath Council got a help- of the courts. Several dozen They also knocked holes in Iwn, B(lj, , ,pwd toh;ihjl.1lon lending a cordial invitation to lhe!slm. ,,nri s.,, ,..,..,,., ., ,..,,linR Hand Irom several local M- spares were neeien in near icnces line a nap .... .w , and ea(.h is smin juror for cause. After the tenia , ,,,,, l,-..- I, tnl,,i,i , i,. windows in front ol Ihe sladium.l , , ,.,i,. n .,,.,'., I With a helping hand from na- The seedlings were planted in 12 lenses from a light that Hoods challenges i without cause) lure. Kiwanis Park on Kit Car-lcluslers of five along the fence the playing area, an outside hghL. he s,al(, m;iy oxorrjse' Ms son Way will one day sxrt an Irom the Boy Scout building toithat shines on home plate, lwo'T)p m,y Hi no, canvas hag and was ready lo put it in a bank. When his sec retary came at 4 p.m.. she found only $20 loll in the bag which GRAINS CHIC'AfiO (AP- IliRh Low Dose Prrv. Hnse I'm. S;iUnH;iy was nsuc tlio unlocked sl.'ition. City ptlkc alo Ic-nncd of scv- ciiil olhot t hot Is around town ovor Ihr weekend. iJuncnn Slewtrt of Ihe Don Pot In Machinery Company. .'115 Kast M;iin Street, told olliccrs Salur day someone .siphoned 2.1 gallons of naMiliiiP Irom a tractor, loik lill truck and pickup truck there Mjmelimc Kriday niht. , (inrdon Miller, Bishop. Calilor-I nia, told officers someone stole a' flipper-type hubcap Irom his lid;! Chevrolet sedan sometime Satur day as it was parked at 1 30 Kl dorado Avenue. Stanley Iloff, 2221 Lindley Way. satd a lliief took his bicycle as it was parked in a lot at the Tower Theater on South Sixth Street sometime between I and 'public to attend all sessions ol r ,MH1 tne assemniy. Hiniiyht ol the lUllU'llllUII, IIU IMtlHItJIIfll, Will Chiloquin Dates PO Dedication April 17, Western states. 'pion show bull, A 1 coma Bardohe jmcre. consigned by Scott War jren, Alpoma breeder, went to 'the Duncratican Ranch of Sono- CHILOQUIN Chiloriuin ujim;. California, for $1,225. have a new post office scheduled I Thp wrflJlf champion boiler con lor opening about May 1. l.oca- sit,nrH ,)y aroH ,tfinkjn , ncrmisj nun is in i nc souin sine 01 I lie ouii.iiiik owuci i.y ucorgc need!,.;,,,. .-isher ().e(,(11 tjv near the south end of Main Bt,s brought an avei nu eel aim will liouoic llie size Ol Ihe current post office. A large, Ihe show held Fl'i-waiiian.s .-aiuniay in si-mihk imii one 01 ine pa.Miig aieas. p.i.ss ..a .. slx.monh jal tPrm nn ,,, 8 at the Klamath:75" I)nu;li,s '"' '" m "'' Kiwanians assisting in the Ar-bom .Is moorings in a hallway .ha AHdltionay r,an.son Cnnnlu l-':iiriiifninrls iiiiincia u I ' ''v ri.iiiiiii, ui vn nc ... o... .... . fOUVlCtCd On tWO Clll d ClUC Itf be Ihe public talk on Sunday, i,. ' ,,mu.. , ..' ., Parents and group leaders veil, president of Ihe Klamath Price said damage will amount , , ,.,n,.j . ' , at the Klamath Audi- ,' . nn Calilorni , ii'1''1 lh- production line oper-il-'alls Kiwanis Club. Bohert Kent to about $250. .. year each. Lesseg said those con. lorium. entitled 'Finding Peace iWashj tn ,,,., and olhc.jalion which resulled in Ihe trees Dr. A. O. Roenicke. George Calh- Vandals at hLHS painted "ivk.,ions had appealed. in a irounieo world. ,, , , 'Doing piantca in less man an son. Key. uaing Mnnci, ur. iion-iwinnows icii, i.i pum, .siuin.u: .. , ... ,.,,il ,.i,..,. I,n,,.- In. i i-:.,l.,il.n,. U'ill.,,.. U'nmnr unti miinl nn llie senior hench near . .. Ton m ice lor Ihe grand cham- - ' : "7 ., ' . . . . .. u. , a i. i . .. volved 'ry ''ce "' ,he 01h- Police List Car Crashes or involved .1-year-old Rillie .loo Irom Ihe city Parks and Rec,ea-!fool " 1" on the front lawn "hl,.Iodvl recHinK who was (ra,nd I . . .1 1-J I -"v., ...v.. H on nepanmeni provided i nc gasonne, .,.e s,m,h.-u )y a bahy si(cr , have brujsp, inecessary water ior me planting, .portion io a ucjiui in .niuui m and Favell said the department inches rriday wouin see inai me seedlings are rouce lounit n gasi.iiiii- can m, , in . f... l,nmp circled with chicken wire for arid-. the scene. Cilv wilice invest icate a num-'ed nroleclion i Another case of vandalism was Ion. Oregon, was sold lor $7.'.n to m. 0 ;KTjHenls over the week-' Mrs. Naomi French, executive reported by .lames Gosling. 408; end. director of Ihe Klamath Council Matron. Saturday- night. He said and burns over most of his body. The child has recovered and now- The court called 21) prospective jurors lor today's opening ses sion. One person has been ex cused alter questioning began. 01 1 They said a car driven by Hnr-'Camp File Girls, who supervised;lie drove his new Ford Thunder- , ' ' . ..,mj ivanis Park planting, point-! bird to a local drive-in restaurant. 2.0fi1, I.BI'1. 1.80 .lOl'i 2 0iiV 1.843 IBfi-'k 1.014 l,04n4 207'' I 84' l.Hti1 1 01' 1.041 1 IH1, I 1111.1! I l'. 1.20'. 1.21'a-U 1-21 1.17'j I.I7S I.I7' I.IIIU 1 HP,-1,4 1.10'4 Mar l.ll1. t.14'4 I.I41, Oats May .74 ,7.'l'i .7:v, .74 .Ily .72'4 .711. .71'. .72'. Sep .72 .71' j .71 - .72 Dec .74Jm .73' .74'4 -74'j Itye May l.2l'4 1.20'a 1.204 1.2IU The bike is a .1. C. Higgins pamled red and white with blue handlebar grips and a basket in I ront. And Mrs, .lo l.ambertson, 2350 Fherlcin Avenue, told police .,,.L.i.,,. i. n . , --j sirucK a parKCd car one aieo ny en inn uiai mis was usi iiiiri oi ooine niuci youiiis wne uii-n- paiking lot. as well as strectliams. Pcdlelon. Scoll Warren ..-i i u V--.ii ..'., u .. aia ..iJ n'.. -a, in i rl,-hi,n (,. ,M parking, w ill be available. The building will have a gener al lobby, a six-fool hallway front ing Ihe post office boxes, and a finance lobby, in which custo mers can buy stamps or mail packages across an ll-lnot count er without the old familiar scrv- was in charge of the sale. Crash Details thief took her bov's maroon and;' windows. The work area for chrome tricycle from her yard sometime belween Friday and Sunday. She said Ihe Irike has red handlebar grips with the name Douglas Lamberlson inscribed under Hie slanribar al rear. Family Gets Death Notice Kellogg. :il,i Street, Saturday noon as Ihe Kel- servances. She said all Ihe Chilo-jThey called him names and onei logg car was parked al the lal- quin area groups joined together smashed one of Gosling's win ' App CofrPCtprf ler address. iin plaining about 500 seedlings in dows with a fist. . "WI I BSIsVl The responsible driver lold of-'lhat community's new Spinksi And Bill Baustien. 1023 Ala- Don Carnes, Klamath Falls. p. Youths Jailed Ily Sep Dec 1.21' 1.20'a l.20'2.'4 1.21 1 22' i 1.21'j 1 21 '4-'2 t.22'2 12l' 1.2:t'i 123'-24 I 24'a POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO FSMNSI Potatoes: Russets Klnmalh U. S. I inch minimum 5 75 - 5 85; 6-14 ounces 6 25-8.50. HUM- A 2 IS ficers she misjudged Ihe pave- Park. Community plantings also' menl width hetween the Kellogg jlook place in Merrill and in Dor-! car and a car doubleparked on iris. the other side of the street. Dam-; Arbor Day is gaining in sig- home he is caring lor in the ah- age was minor. .No injuries re-.nificance for local Camp F'irelscnce of its owner. Kddie Rich- meda Avenue, told officers Sun-llol of a private plane flying from day morning he believes vandals, Klamath Falls lo Montague by broke down a screen door in aiway of the Butte Valley Airport, April R. has corroded a slory Postmaster Mrs Anion Zadiinl mnmi. niinit.-s le-jniliciilice ior local canip rirescnct; ui ns uwnei. r.unie nicn-iiirti in iiiirfnu miui me ill OU4 and her assistant Mrs Roherl ''"hard Husled. 21, Klamath suiieo. ixo cnauon was issued. (;M is this oeing tne secondiarnsnn, at nio uivision htreet. oi rcsa, concerning a minor ac llall will' be considerably -,r. falls man serving with the I -lames Henry Moore was year's observance while working.during the past two months. jcident at the Butte Valley Air or and there is a hack room toAm'y- ";,s fatally injured in Ger-M'a'Hcd early Saturday morning on Camp Fire's national project. port. which Dnn-ild Putter will hrim. many on April 10. Word ol his wiiii lanure io yicio ngni oi way -hue cares uo You.' Mrs. Mothers To Sina I larnes, nymg a single motor A large dedication for huilding is being planned. l.OS ANGKI.KS il'PI FSMNS' -No Oregon potato sales. OBITUARY VOMK YHKKA Funeral services were held for Marion F. Yonce. 6. April 3 in Girdner's Funeral Chapel at Yreka, with Ihe Hcv, Norman Sluecklc of the Church of the Naarene ofliciating. In terment was in Ihe family plot Little Shasta Cemetery. Mr. Yonce died Saturday. April 2. at Siskiyou ( onvalesccnl Manor in Yreka aflrr an illness of three years. He was horn at Rural Re treat, Virginia, May 15. 1K8;!, and Three youths were jailed early Saturday morning on combined charges of trespassing on t h e Kingsley Field military reserva tion and hemg in possession of alcohol. Arrested by air mlice and stale police were Darlene B. Sanchez, 10: Avery Chester Charles, 10. and Leonard Moore Jr., 10, all of Chiloquin. Otficcrs said the three youths drove onto the military rcserva- meeting of OTI Faculty Wives lion from Ihe commercial airport ad Women's Club at 7:30 in the and parked in I ront of a hur-isiudenl union on llie campus, racks. One lold olliccrs I hey were William Darmok. Liberia: Ze looking for an airmail known! nenhon Panaiidonolous. from death reached his mother. Mrs.!1" a car driven by George V. I French said that over 1.5110 lrees.1 ,,,,,, rvr. . 'Piper Cruiser wilh Robert Snow- Hazel V. Husled, 3140 Bull c Tedrk-k. 712 Mitchell Street, at f 10 varieties, ranging in size, crs of'Kamah Counlv u.jn sjn adski as a passenger, was unable will be Rovernment-owneri. In '" m Army '" -'-'" Irom seedlings to regular nursery : H ,,, ade sthoo, ,v o,.,,.,:"' K P". past all equipment for Ihe Clulo-lfl"i'1- I n''h rs -ere damaged con-s,ock. were planled by girls and ', - ', h pTV A ., on take-off due lo ,nd sh.fl. quin office has had lo be owned, The lamily was advised that jsiderably but neither driver was hcpC,-s in ,he Klamath Council mpplj April II ' ,.hrn,llrd ",e a,"'crau" m s lw n-.sim-.sin,- ti, -ni ... I'hc victim had stepped Irom a 1 in.mrcil. iHihce said. iarea ,is year. - i ,.., ...,,,' ,. flown in sagebrush at Ihe end ' '"' "7 ' '"Uneet curb into the nalh of a Cars driven by Monte W. Shan- ."""""". - 0f t,e runway. convenience ol Ihe entire move ..',.. i i i r- I 'ginning at 7:30. .. .,, , ,? u. ii,. ,i u, i. ...ii i swerving car. runner details """v, " "vs mi uie m-aiy i-....: , , ., im-iiol-i oi ine ..v .,! ...... .iu ii.i.i- , , ,. ,u - T 11 ... laciiuiii iii niiiccis ior ine com- i i . . . different numbers. iwerenoi Known. ,,.,. u , ,,m- v.,rties I U nr.BC! ig year will be held followinc' ."' . "'y . ,nr ... m' ..! II ichard. who would have been "''si ui uran, ami moucii u. Firs I rrosbvlerian Chuirh;,i,. f ,,,;,,,,: '" me P'ane, owned ny Kiam- 22 in May. had been in Germany Himmelwright, 2427 Orchard Ave-lwomen's circles will meet as lol- , ' 1 nominating com- a(h Aira-aft ,nc Kingsley Field, I lor the last two vears. He snent;i'ue. collided al Ihe intersection ins: Tupsriav. Anril 12 at 7:30 -. ... . '".'T-l resulled. Neither of Ihe craft's occupants Student's To Tolk Two foreign students attending Oregon Technical Institute and a Mel narl ol his freshman year al1"! MM" street and Klamath m Hannah at the home of Klamath Inion High School be-, Avenue Sunday afternoon. Mrs. T. L. Boyer, 833 Eldorado, fore enterme the service. Himmelwright said his brakes I ThiiisHay Anril 14- Naomi in il t - ...i.i;,:-.. r-.U-.rl U. ,.hru u-ilh a.-ivJ , .1" ,j. n - . 1. . SCI' .'isu siiiMiinu. 111 .iMiiiiioii 111 ...... ..... ,arn, in lnc rnesine noom ot tne Mrs. Mrs. William. Carnes, who has flown for sev- 1.: -....I ... 1 .1 r.-i inn v. 1 1 1. o.-l n n hi-.-.L-oc and .1 u f,.,-.tl-,-,L,nn rnr.ci,... -. -""s """. '" ""-is. r-i- - ciiurcn nu- in-a 1 wiiii mi- ..-lw ann ccs- "i . .i-n... .....in,.,. .-. 1 ii-.'iiii K ft, .ins. I llll-llll . ol.i .,-,t,.c ne ,-. ;, Shcllaharger and Mrs, Alhel Ro- is hnmn nn h ... ,,-,.' Isuming duties as a radio oflicer will siwik al the Tuesday night lie ol Klamath F.i nlv as "Boobs. In Ihe pickup truck they were driving (mine loiind three full hotlles of heer and three empty hollies. At first the youths ro lusrd lo leave, then Ihev started off but backed Ihe pickup into a parked car. 'Ihe youths are scheduled lor ;m appearance in district court. Ihev were lodged in jail over ihe weekend. was a rancher Pins Awarded in Ihe areas of Old Monarch service Little Shasta. Willow Creek and Montague until Ins retirement a few years agn. He is survived bv steni-hilfhen, including Mrs. Frank York of Montague, and a sislcr. Mrs. Alberta Ham mond of Montague. pins in recognition of 10 years' member r utim.A -r i nr.tx.v-runctai services ann 6 3 interment (or Mrs. Marv D. Car- 44 'aloza, 80. were held Thursday. 7.1 April 7, at Fremont, Calitorma. 55 Mrs. Carrioa died Sunday. April the blind in Salem. Proceeds 20,:t. in Siskiyou County General I ,n, the sale are used for the 58 i.jllospilal where she had been a Toketce Lions Club project for 27 ' a 1 1'at lent for 22 months. She was su.,t observation and lor schol- ship went lo Barney H. Cava naugh. Flhs Ochs and Harvey Denham. during a dinner meet ing ol the Toketee Lions Club at the Winemn Hotel al a recent meeting. Ten - year Charier Monarch awards went lo Ray Lcdhctter anil Harold "Bud'' Cloake. Mcmncrs ol Hie toketee nun (np nm d jVe will sninsor n broom sale May II. Brooms are manufactured by Greece, and Marko Serca. Czech- Liquor Charge Holds Youths cense. Damage was No one was injured. Francis A. Conley, 15:18 Ivory ., j.q .Mieei. was charged Willi ioi-'m,,. i v Mary. 1 p.m. at the'.. .. , !. .. , ""'"."-' '"'" with Ihe l;.S. .Navy in Ihe Arrtic. I f C:l .11 1.. n,n -.".'.. MII.IOI I II. Ill 111.1 II 111 iiiiuit- ill .ins. r-iiiu inn L'cin, ,u:i . The liPl story said Carnes each present a on Ihe political! par- Rrewhaker. 1503 Ore. lowing loo closely a vehicle op-l-,,,,, Avenue, crated by Ray Dean Brown. 1414j Thursday," April 21: Deborah W iard Street. Saturday in Moore ' rin.P, 7 no p m. a, ,hp hnm(, of Six minors, three ol them ju-i'ark. iMrs William Avers. 738 Dotv. veniles. were arrcslcd or laken in- Officers said Brown was slow-j ' lo lemnorarv cusloclv over the ing down near a turn on one of' weekend for possession of liquor. Ihe park's winding roads and Gun Victim Critical city juvenile olliccrs said. 'was struck Irom helund Ily Lon- i'he elder trio were Vernon ley- Damage was slight and there Paul Kingston. Ronald Leroy were no injuries. iMulkey and Granville Orr Pace. I I They each weie sentenced Worker Injured KJw Q - r-ll, io pay s... o. sivno mc days in. Jmmy opp an employe of time. ';r !Ja" ,mmll ,l''" 101111 M"nm'.v,lhe Modoc Lumber Company, was I Young, Four inches of new snow lhe;moruing. hospitalized over Ihe weekend aft- sawmill. pas, wecKcno was tr por ed ny ine juveniles were released io p,. a ;u.t.idpn a wwk Saturday. nupr l..ikc KTSonnpi. ine new men p;uon.s ;inn nrinions were lllll L'LIH. .MIT ,t- . i i i -.-1 "- ""'J in a medium, paeii.e Terrace; Martha. 1:30 ' . succfSMUI " 'rger d,nnermissod a nlmvay and ,e cl,lft p.m. m the Fireside Room; Man- V, , , , , , - '-.uaMiPrt. ' ' cknl s;i In runtnut uinnmn t-nnmc p.m. at the home of. r. , m . . u 'mmmmmm grade. Mrs. Rohlin Pficller'ssiMh!''- nenry neiser o .o. nslovokia, w til 10-minule talk situation ill relation lo his lirular country. Darmok is studying otl ice ma chines at OTI and Papandopolous is an electronics sludent. Serca is in Ihe United Stales to study plywood methods. grade and James Rockholl's fifth! l""' ",ril'Z,T. i'iS'lZ'i grade. The three high in individu-i'111" al sales were Raymond DeRmin-i Ernesf Bussey li. Diana Wriehl anrt CmJ 253 Vine Ave. TU 4-5041 Freid. Klamath Falls Harry Young, 58, 2321 Vine Avenue, was shnt al home al 0 20 a.m. Monday by a .300 Sav age rifle, city police said. Inves tigation was continuing at press- a head sawyer in a was listed in critical condition at Klamath Valley Hos- ll.iiw. 1...I a fmK..r nn hie .-ll.l niril u lini i. 11-. 3C I nhetn Kf fall brings the present snow depth signed lo bring them to juvenile ad .)ud h.)d , 0,hp.s hadv;,.pacc Ambulance, there In 38!) inches, as compared'courl Monday alte, noon. ' mushed when Ins hand wasl Police indicated he was shot to 32!) inches al this time last Juvenile officers also ques-,..-,,., . , -..ii... ttnA ...lhl. lin ,he left s,He nf his hndv " inn was ic iorieii cairn. jiunicn a i.-c.u-uiu nov ici:iiii year and sky. snowing. Ski conditions. ing hicvele thetl. The voulli de were iwwderv. (hauls are still nied Ihe charge. Officers said required from Annie Springs to ihcy will continue investigation. headquarters and from there to Olliccrs located a juvenile girl Ihe rim. Roads are still closed reported missing In her parents from the north entrance and on Friday. She was returned to cus tody ol llie parents. 37 40 27 horn in H.ivward. California, and is survived by two sons, F rank Cardo,a, Mornhrook. and Allied 2A siCardnta, Giisttne: a brother. 34 7 45 ' 35 80 ' 54 42 ' 31 47 aj 47 53 SI '. 64 U Garcia: two nieces and nephews, all of Hayward. John five arships. Woman Arraigned liosctla Mae Crain. 24. Bly. was scheduled lo appear before District Judge D. K. 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