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HEKAI.D AN'P NEWS. Klamath Kalis. Oregon Tuesday, April 12. lilfiO
Pt.C.r. TTTKEK
MARKETS and FINANCE Ranch Visit
Scheduled
By Slay Jury
Stocks
W.M.I. STREET
NEW VOKK (APi Selected is
sues were strong in a mixed slock
market late this afternoon. Trad
ins generally was moderate.
Volume tor (he day was csti-
Livestock
KLAMATH FALLS LIVESTOCK
AUCTION MARKET
April II. 10
Receipt: Cattle 8:10 Hogs 84.
Compared last Monday heiter
calves, 50 lower; stock cous and
A circuit court jury was ex
mated at 2.400.000 shares com-'nairs. 10-15 dollars uer head low-lpcctcd to visit a Lancell Valley
pared with 2.320,000 Monday. er; other classes ol cattle steady; Iranch todav before testimony
Pivotal issues showed gains or
tosses Hums from tractions to
about a iioint
the first degree mur
of William Olen Clair-
hogs steady. opens in
Kcd Steers: Choice, 2ii.l0-2ii :I0; dor trial
(Good. 24.10-25 90: Sid. -Good. Hoi- son.
Texas Instruments spurted 5!steins, 22.BO-24.tiO. It was on the L'-l Ranch that
points, Polaroid more than 3. Mo- Fed Heifers: Good-Choice, 2.1-: the state maintains ciairson killed
torula more than 2 and Radio'60-25 90: S;d., 21. 10-2.100.
Corp. more than a point i Cows: Sid , I8.2j-iu.0ii
American Telenhone was un;i7.00-17.70; Utility. 15.30-1 .70; !child's head against a floor
OBITUARY
vocsr.
Harry Young. 5K. a native of
Rockville. Missouri, and a resi
dent of this city, died here April
tl. He was a member of Klamath
Lodge No. 1247 BPOKIks. He is
survived by the widow. Avis,
Klamath Tails- three brothers.
Karl Young, San'a Cruz, Cali
fornia. Leo Young, and Oran
Young. Montercv. California: four
sisters, Mrs. Kd Tyler. Murphys.
( alilorma. Mr
Mrs. Gladys Patton. and Mrs
Clara Preston, all of Portcrville.)
California
County OEA
Elects
New Officers
Scores
Cincinnati 8. I'liiliidrlphia 4 (61
Milwaukee I, I'iiisliui gh 0 ill
Bey Aadland
Alters Tale
rjiitOf Shooting
Kiluanl Klliotl. Puttl;mtl. dircc
lor of field sonurs lor t ho Ore-;
Hon Kdui'iilion Assm-Kithm. w iilii'nd PIivmis Insiiiulo
here Aoril fl for a nuvline of the. L'niversity of . Wisamin
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
BIRTHS
BOYS
BURLESfiN-flnrn to Mr ri Mr
Don R B'ip-.on April .n Klannlh
Vailrv Hoip'trii do. wrgmng ; a ,
Easter Week
Services Set
COX -Bern to V' and W'l Je Co -
nr.i id n unman. vm, Hoiomi a! M KI i R ILL The Morrill Pres.
Mc'i(Av-'Boi'io'MrS "5' MrS. r,,,0id ! hyterinn Church plans the follow
Critr Aoril io .n KiAinAin vaHey hoidi-I ine services for Easter week. Thfl
more than a point, touching a new iCanners & Cutters. 11.00-14.30.
1900 high. C.S. Steel advanced! Bulls: Utility and Cmcl.. 1990
more than a point and Lukens 22. !M).
picked up about 3. Hvy Killer Calves. 2ti.0: Babylattcrnoon. A tentative panel of
Eastman Kodak. Merck and Calves, Bed. .il-57; Hutsteiiis.12 jurors naa Deen seated early
Awarded Fello
BONANZA - Norman
teacher at Honaiin .lunior High
SchiHil. was awarded the National; HOLLYWOOD i AP Reverlv' badijill nn io vr na wr 'Woniens Association will meet at
Science Foundation scholarship lKadl ind In chaiuvd li.- -.ir.rv nf'iT.7 ,L",.,',r' 'J?"L.l?..'?":i!'' Ite ho' of Mrs. Frank Howard
pillow a uth was shot to death'' eTvvrot - Bm ,o Wr d 'Vft'" f ? "f'jf:, , , n nl
, ... . . M.lvin P.1n. Aoril 10 ,n 1 lllll'sday, April 14, t 7: 30 p.lll.
Falhel Duncan isiaie coiiimiuce on placing aiKi",ull.- u ,mic -i io ,iuij j nu""'fli "v. yveinmq 3 .Maunoy inursnay services win
and Mi-snicmiiersliip in me local associa- ami .ms. .-Miauon aim ineii uh.,,,, i sANOEos-nom to wr r,t m ,. service, nnptism and reception nl
Hon. Tlic all (lav meeting was at i-ycai-om aaugnicr win leave lor denlallv during a plavlul scuttle v.L , . ' members.
, ... , , - Ho.pilal 1 boy. w.iomnq J lbs , t . on
Funeral services will1 Mamain I nion ingn sciiool w here' " imuusih c.u ly ni .nine. on her hert. police said today. 1 o'"1-5 i cnurcli wilt ne open trom
tl-month-old l.ary Lee Bursik last!he ,y in o'H.iir s Memorial "lc Klamatn toiinty Lint ot Or.A Deputy Police Chief Thad ah i m k i.m.ii. v,m "n ' P m. lor anyone
CmcLiDeocmber 17 by beating the ifhaix.! Wednesday Aoril 1.1 at "'so met. MfJUndv ThursddV ' . . .' u ,. . . j n . . 'H?:'"'..!. "J"o"in;"0 ; n - Vi on who would like to come (or silent
2 n m. Interment will be made! New officers ol the county unit .,,.. n.,.,.. .,;ii ." ' jk Cus.mAno Anr.i m Kum.ih v-i prayer and meditation on Good
A jury had nol been selected to ,,, Mnierev. California. Services lr "'" ''I'! ''Mho h-ld 'a-ain thi's vcar at the1, '" ""' " 'SJ'Zr.,'- The ' P
hear the trial by noon today but i will be held Friday. April 15. at stalled as follows- Louis
selection was eecicci oy early
the Mission Mortuary in Monter
ey at 2 p.m.
Liggett k Myers advanced about
a point apiece.
Litton Industries gained about 2.
MOW YOltK STOCKS
Ily THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporation
A. .1. Industries
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Alcoa
American Airlines
American Can
American Cyanamidc
American M & Fdy
American Motors
American Smelting
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
American Viscose
Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel
AlchisonRailroad
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borden Co.
Borg Warner
. Brunswick Balke
Burroughs Corp.
Calilornia Packing
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Cclanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
. Consolidated Edison
Continental Can
Crown Zcllcrbach
Curliss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
do Pont de Nemours
Kastman Kodak
KI Paso NG
Emerson Radio
Firestone Tire
First America Corp.
F'ord Motor
General Dynamics
General Klcctric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Cp
Goodyear Tire
Great A. & P.
Great Northern
Great West. Sugar
Gulf Oil Co.
Idaho Power
Illinois Central
Internationa Bus Mch
International Nickel
International Paper
International Til
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
Libhy, McNeill & Libby
Lockheed Aircraft
Minnesota Mining
Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Reg.
New York Central
Northern Pacilie
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Tel & Tel
Pan American Airways
Penn DiNie Cement
Penney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Corp.
Phillips Pet.
Polaroid
Pugct Sound P & L
Radio Corp of Amcr
Rayonier Incorp.
Raytheon
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
St. Regis
Schenley Distillers
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Shell Oil Co.
Sinclair Oil
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Pacific
Sperry Band
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N.J.
Studebaker Packard
Sunray
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company
Texaco
Thompson. R W.
Tidewater Oil
Timken R Bearing
Transamerica Corp
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Fnion Pacific
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Smelting
United States Steel
Walgreen Stores
Warner Pictures
Western Auto Supply
Western I'nion Tel.
Westinghouse Air Brake
Vfestlnghousc Electric
Wheeling Steel
Woolworth Company O
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27-35; others. 22-28 per head
Stockers and Feeders: Steers.
Good, singles, 7M-950 lbs.. 24-25-25
10; Mediums, 23.10-24.00.
Heifers, Good. 550-730 lbs.. 22.-90-25.90;
Common-Medium, 20.80
22.70. Steer Calves, Good-Choice. 455
533; 27.80-3025.
Heifer Calves. Good-Choice. 473
570 lbs.. 26.10-28 00; by the head
105.
Stock Cows, Medium Good.
today before state and defense
attorneys opened preemplory chal
lenges. That panel was reached only
after 19 persons had been inter
viewed from the jury box and
excused by the court because
they had formed opinions in the
case, had strong views against Beverly
capital punishment or cited other
disqualifying reasons.
After Hie temporary sealing,
preemptorv challenges (without
Mi
Corri-I'ran-
in. M lis. pi'OMiienl
ccs Kocrtje. Merrill, vice presi
dent: Mrs. Mariorie Rcilkey
KUHS, treasurer, and Mrs. Gol
die Peterson, Henley, secretary.
r.iiiou paiu 11 inmi 10 two scnooi;l M;tsonit
ollicials. Arnold (.ral.ipp, rMir
be held again this year at the
Scottish line Temple at 7 :;o p.m.
Thursday. April 14. and there will
be Sunday morning services.
April 17. Easier Day.
Chapter ol Ruse Croix will be
hosts to the principal otticers of
eirls' and hovs" or-
";ini;;,lll in kl:.nv,th I'o.intv sinrl M'e 3110 M lllCIU
suiwrintenilent of c i t y n ,uh line Masons 'and,1"11 011 lm' hl'(l Sl'lllt'i"
and Carrol Howe, super- ,,,. ... ... ., c,,j.,., ,,.; nicked up a iun his brother had
ROM'IEI.I)
Gladys L. Bonficld, 56. a native
of Oregon and a resident ol Ash
land, died 111 this city April 11.
She was the widow of the lntcischool
William Bonfield. Klamath rails, iniendcnt of Klamath County $ 0',, brcaklast
ne is surviven ny a flaugnier, .schools. Itctiring classroom leacli-
Miltenbcrger. Eugene, ers, Mav E. P li i n 11 e v. Fair-
Brown told The Associated Press
" Beverly admits she
she said St.'iicui raed her "
He said she admiltcd lying af
er xilice told her a lie detector
test given her Monday indicated
parts of her story were false.
Brown said Rcverly gave this
revised account.
a Gifr,, April 10 m Kiflnth Vfl'ipv'iiie Seven l,as words ol (.Prist
Hosn.Ml a g.n. we.gh.ng itn . u on : ., ,, Tlllfl-ikp Pleshylerian
PARKER-Rnrn Io A'r and Mr, Ed- 1,1 '"l lUKl.lht I IIM1J IU UOl
rd f prkPr Anrii m Kumsis Church. Friday. April 15 at 7:30
Vdiley Hospital A Qr I, weighing lOi . . .
i, ot P "i- A communion service
SIEPHtNS-Born lo Mr ml Mr,.:ttl 0ow H,e cimaa.
Warren W Slephms April 10 m Klam I ..
in vnry hovpimi gin. eigh,g si On Easier Sunday there will
be two identical services, one be
V AHN 1: Horn
IO
And
Jir
The breakfast
will be prepared hv the ladies
f lriu:in,t.-, Ch.inl,.,- llt-'S:
I'unera: services win ne neia in view r.iemcniarv cnmi. aim ,-,,,..,, follow
the Sacred Hcarl Church Wednes-Mrs. Mildred .Polly. Mcrr,ll.' w mitMkn. ;.e
day. April ):',. at II am. Renia- Pelican City Elementary School mMKlMun, l0 a, ' Scottish line
lion of the Holy Rosary will beiwere also honored. Gralapp and M.,s,,ns ho ,,Vl, uihl w mllcs
given him
around with
and
it."
I. had sexual Yahne April m KiAmnth vniiey Hoi-'ginning at 9:30 a.m. to coincide
pi.,11 a girl, weiqn nq iru . m. ...i(h ,.,,..,, c,,!,,,,,! J :,,h,.
'at 11 o'clock, liahy sitters will
ic aailable for the 11 o'clock
Iservice.
stalled
Alter a
.)n(istriiegle. the eim accidentally dis
harged mortally wounding Stan
loolmg . . ,
piayiui i 'me Kequesrea
205-244; Common or agedicausei were allowed by Judge I luesday. April 12. at 8 p m. in Howe were presemed wit hi
pairs,
pairs. 167.50-192 50: Springers and, lames M. Main of Medford. By
mixed pairs, 155-195. 'noon, Detense Attorney Warren
Hoes: U.S. 1 & 2 (180-220 lbs.). Lessee of Medford had exercised
16 10-16 60: U.S. No. 3. 15.00-15.60. icighl of 12 challenges permitted I
Sows, 11.20-13 00: Weaner Pigs, in a lirst degree murder case.
9.50 - 10.00 per head; Feeders, ! District Attorney Arthur Beddoc
cm.
Sianciu's
"a contact
Ifi.c
Jaser Strtink. 0-year-old Ro
nana youth, asked for addition
al lime in district court Mon-
head wound was not day before entering plea on a
heavy. 14.35-14.50
Reported by Ray Petersen,
county extension agent.
STOCKTON IUPI FSMNSi
Livestock:
Cattle salable 150. Low- good
1.030 lb slaughter steers 25.50, 665
wound." the police of-
.., .. ..I. ..... li...,,- ttv -:,(, llr.il llin
O'Hair's Memorial Chaivl. Inler-lpifts: Miss Phinney and Mrs. Mj f,-;,,ernal organiations!mule was several inches away
menl will be made in Mt. Cal- Merrill with retirement pins. .', ,,, i,J,,,,n,, it,.. I ,i:,l si,,,i ., i;,,.,t
r mure leacners oi m i i. wnn
Louis Corrigan. aibiser. served
luncheon in the school caleteria.
Table and room decorations were
arranged by the Kt'HS Art De-
vary Cemetery.
FOWLER
GRKENV1EW Ira M.
Fowler, i
8.1,
Happy Camp, died April 6:)al-,mc,nt siu(l,.ni.s under Howard
Hie event
iScottish Rile Masons do so in
their "Extinguishing and Relight
ing the Lights ceremony, sym
bolic of the death and resurrec
tion ot Christ.
vagrancy Charge.
St rank was accused by Charles
Slcber. school principal, of loit
ering on school grounds and driv-
exercised two of six challenges,
then accented the iurv as it stood.
i i n np i ommnn iv unsn :i a .inn i... .,. ,,,.
ouiire iiiain oiucico iwu 'pe- - ( nan; music .,s uv tin- ii n.-t
cial panels of prospective jurors Mateo. He had lived in Happy mi,k. department. ' directed hv Minerals
since the trial opened Mondavi1"""1!' since 1924. His wife, ,lcssie,M , Dar Hallack. and the lunch-! JACKSOV
moraine. Of the first panel of 30 died in 1952. and a son. Losco.on ..i..ns ,,,,, aITi,naiJ )v I'uncral services lor Larson
names. 15 persons reported to;was killed in a logging accident jr5 c. H. Barusiable. cafeteria. Jackson will take place from
courl. The last of those persons
lb heifer 24.50. Standard cows was questioned at mid-morning
20.50, commercial 19. utility 16.50-land another panel of 30 names
18.50. canners and cutters 13-16.50. was drawn. By 11:15 a.m.. 14
utility 1.240 lb bull 21.50. and 1.240'of those persons appeared for
lb cutler Jersey bull 18.75. questioning.
in 1957.
manager.
Calves salable 50. Individual 265
lb good vcaler 30.
Hogs salable 400. No. 1-2 190-
SPANNAUS I
YREKA Mrs. Inez Irene
Spannaus. 71. Yreka. died Sun-
The jury, when selected, pro-l";'- .""" '"' '" uu,"
sumahlv will consist of one or "usl'"al acr a "lnoss 01 one
two alternate jurors in addition
240 lb barrows and gilts 17. No.ito the regular number of 12. The
alternates would he selected so
the trial may continue in case of
a juror's illness. A unanimous
verdict by 12 persons is required
3 190-240 Ihs 16.50-16.75. No. 1-3.
300-600 lb sows 9-14. Good and
choice 50-120 lb feeder pigs 17-19.
Sheen salable 200. Choice and
prime slaughter spring lambs 90-un a murder trial
month. One ot five children of
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Varnum, she
was born in Butte Valley Decem
ber 21, 18KB, and married May
105 lbs 22 50. Cull, utility and good
wooled slaughter ewes 4-7. Good
and choice feeder spring lambs 21.
PORTLAND (API - (USDAi
Cattle salable 300; includes about
five loads fed steers: trade moder
ately active, all classes steady:
load low to average choice 1028 lb
28.00; two truck lots high good to
choice around 1050-1097 lb steers
27.25-27.50; several lots good 937
1167 lb steers 24.50-26.50; standard
22.00-24.00: few good heifers 24.00;
utility cows including Holsteins,
17.00; canners and cutlers mostly
12 00 - 13.50; Holstein cutters lo
15.50; few good and choice 860-1120
lb feeder sleers 24 00-25.00.
Calves salable 50: market about
steady: good and choice vealers
28.00-32.00. standard 23.00 - 27.00;
cull and utility 15.00-23.00.
Hogs salable 350: trade active,
steady with late Monday; U. S.
1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs 17.75
18.00; No. 2 and 3 lots 17.00-17.50:
250-265 lbs 16.00-16.50; few sows
315-465 lbs 14.00-15.00.
Sheep salable 200; scattered
salable about steady; few choice
89-93 lb spring lambs 23.75; small
Convention
Aides Arrive
the Beattv Methodist Church
Wednesday. April 13. WW at II
a.m. and 1 p.m.. the Rev. Hurley
Zcllcr ofticialing. Concluding serv
ices and vault entombment in
Chief Schonchin Cemetery. Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home in charge
ol flic arrangements.
Beverly. 17-year-old prolcge of
the late Errol Flynii, originally
gave police this story:
Stanciu. an aspiring actor,
lori'cd his way into her apart
ment early Saturday, raped her
a! gunihiint, threatened to kill her
and shot himself in the head. She
Isaid he was disiraught because
jhe wanted to end their romance.
Stanciu. booked on suspicion of
rac. died in the General Hospital
prison ward early Sund ty. Police
at first listed hi death as sui
cide. There was no immediate word
from police whether charges will
Ibe filed against Beverly.
Man Arraigned
I Harold Pnntiei-t ?.: Midland
was arraigned in district court
Tuesday on a charge of stealing
an auto radio from William C.
Mueller April 4. Poppert was to
students downtown against enter plea at II a.m. Friday
regulations. His plea will beand was returned to jail in lieu of
heard April 21 at 10 a.m. '$500.
Following selection the jury
was lo visit the U l Ranch where
the alleged crime occurred. It
thpt-p I hat a t.ve.-ii--nlrl hnv
was found December 18 w i t h,d.au'3,hte''s'
burns and bruises over most of
his body. Thai child, .lody Breed
ing, was taken to the county ju
venile home and nursed back to
health. He since has been placed
in a foster home.
Investigation into that heating
and the death of the child's 11
Key convention ollicials and
principal speakers from the
14. 1906. lo Herman E. Snannaiis. Watcliiowcr mule ann tract so-
member of a pioneer Beswick ciety s world headquarters in
family. Mr. and Mrs. Spannaus! Brooklyn. New York, arrived in
ranched in that area until their j Klamath Falls today lo parlici-
retirement in 194,1. Thev moved laie in me .-sees i cacc ana i ur
lo Yreka in 1950. Mrs. Spannaus.sue If Circuit Assembly ol Je
is survived by the widower; three novah's Witnesses slated to be-
Mrs. Edna Murohv. g"' r riflay, April lo, at tne Ixlam-
Ukiah. Mrs. Thelma Spencer. Dor-;a!h Auditorium,
lis, Mrs. Orva Brazil, Yreka; two Leslc'' Dugan. principal
sons. Leslie. Yreka. and Jesse I speaker, a traveling minister (or
Orland. Also survivine are two'1" BlDle educational society, will
iKioi- Mm Honrv Kvn Cieon., deliver the main address ol the
three-day Christian
(inference on
Sunday. April 17. His subject
"Finding Pence in a Troubled
World." Dugan was formally or
dained in 1933 and has served as
murder charge.
view, Mrs. James Dysart, Dor
lis; one brother. Emmett Var
num. Valley Springs: 10 grand-.
month - old half-brother led t0juaicn ana seven gicai-giana-
uairsons arrcsi on ursi acgrcer--", . "V " 7" "" "Urruil minister and district min
is, from Girdners' Chapel, with) ter, for lehovah's W itnesses lor
n, rj n. ...m fi, r ih. the last 14 years. The minister
Methodist Church nffieintinffj
Graveside services will be con-i
Iducled in Evergreen Cemetery by ,vl,.Vlu - .''',."., I
members of the Greenhorn '".. , , ,
Id R In fiririil inn In hit rrviiii
uiiint: ui which mis. ojJdnnuu.)
was a member.
Reading Set
By Groups
41 3.
13
63 'i
28
18 1
30
124 ' ;
14
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34 li
43 '.:
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33 1
73 '
20 Vi Jly
41 It
62
63 I,
76
39 '
4.1
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81
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35 '
41 3!
38
20
21 s
43
44
1.1 3i
Mrs. Bert E. (Helen) Thom
as, member of the Klamath Falls
Library Club and Daughters of
the American Revolution, will
read the sonnets included in three
new volumes written by a close
friend. Dr. Glen L. Swiggett, at
the cilv library. Wednesday af-
lot good and choice 92 lb wooled. leinoon. Hours will be from 2 to
lambs 18.00; cull and utility ewes 4 p
has held key organizational as-
n
conventions of the Witnesses
City Police
List Thefts
In additiun lo his mam
talk. Dugan will deliver live oth
er Bible addresses at the Klam
ath Falls convention.
Also in Klamath Falls is Leo
A. Mahan, circuit minister for
the Southern Oregon - Northern
California area. He is in charge
of convention organization. The
minister has been active in the
ministry for 21 years, graduating
3.50-6.50.
GRAINS "
CHICAGO (API
High Low Close Prev. Close
Wheat
May 2.08'i 2.06l2 2mU-'H 2.06'k
Jly 1.84',4 1.84 1.84'-'4 1.84'k
Mrs. Thomas has been a friend
Sep l.R6;,4 1.86 1.86'j
Dec 1.92 1 .91 1 x 1.914
Mar I .as3! 1.94' 4 1.95
Corn
May 1.19 I.18'4 1.18'n
21' 1.21'ii 1.214
Sep 1.18'4 I.174 I.18'i
Dec 1.10', LlO-i, i034
Mar I.143,
Oats
1.86-i.
1.91'i
.19434
1.18'i
1.21',
1.17s,
1.10',
1.14'4
J. R. Coffman. 234 North Third.from the Walchtowcr Bible Mis
m. and anyone inlcrested is Street, returned to his car parked Isionary School of Gilead in 194.'
i-orrlbllv invited There will bpi" r-ig"tn and Washington streets and serving as a missionary 111
no charge. I Monday evening and found it rest-1 El Salvador for seven years. He
ing on us ironi DraKC arums nas neen assignen im)ioi-iani pro-
both wheels and tires removed
by thieves.
Coffman fold city police he
parked at 7:30 p.m. and relumed
at 9 p.m.
Police also learned of a series
of hubcap and other thefts Mon
day. Mrs. C. S. Ball. 2326 Eberlein
ft V,
just a few from our huge assortment of
EASTER SHOES
for all the family
7k
Buy Your Easier
Wardrobes Now!
Just Say "Charge It
at Soars
Gidget in soft maracain
leather with hidden elas-
ticized collar for snug fit.
Black, bone, white, red,
gray, yellow. 5-9.
5.98
.74
.72',
.71',
.74 'i
May
Jly
Sep
May
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his wife since her father was head
of the agriculture department
and director of the Indiana Ex
periment Station at Purdue Uni
versity. Dr. Swiggett was prolcs
sor of romance languages at the
same university.
The three new houks, all in son
net form, are "America: The
Gale to Freedom," "America: Be
tween Two Wars" and "America:
In Balance." They will he re
leased to the public this week.
The gallery ot thumbnail skctch-ihy making a noise.
7.114 es, three of several written by Dave Hoffard of Oregon Tech
.71TkDr. Swiggett. give graphic word nical Institute was less fortunate
.714 pictures of great Americans and
.74' 4 American life.
gram parts for the Klamath Falls
convention.
Final pre-convention planning
will gel underway Tuesday, April
12, at 8 p.m. at I he Kingdom Hall
at 833 North Ninth Street when
members of the local congrega
tion turn out lo hear Lester M.
Dugan discuss I he subject "Safe-
Avenue, said a thief was thwart- guarding the Heart with Wis
ed at her home Monday night by Horn."
a locking device on her car's! George Hricziscse. presiding
caps. She said she heard somc-jministcr of the local congrega
one attempting lo remove the Hon. announced Inday that he has
caps and scared the thief away arranged for a free showing of
tlic l'4-nour color turn Divine
Will International Assembly of Je-
Queen Anne little
heel on a bow-trimmed
pump in block
patent or white
smooth. 5-9.
1.2.11, 1.20'i, 1.2.1-22'.
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1.23'4 1.21", 1.22'i
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hovah's Witnesses" at the Kin.fi-
Bottle Tossed
Through Window
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Nov
Jan
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2.132.1213 2.12', 2.13
Basin Youths
Face Charges
but
POTATOES Istreet looking for a culprit
CHICAGO 'API Potaloes ar-'found none,
rivals 76; on track 3,18: total U.S.I Damage was estimated at $100.
shipments 576: market steady: In other action, city police
car lot track sales: Idaho Russets learned from Mary Sheppard of
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81 4i Potatoes:
53', Russets Klamath U.S. 1 6-ounccjshe resisted.
42 s. Iminimum 6 .50; U.S. 1A 2-inch
,32 3, minimum 6.00.
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Four flipper-lvpe cans were re- do "nil. 833 Norlh Ninth Street
moved from his 195.1 Buick as it j Wednesday. April 13. at 7:30 p.m.
was parked at the Tower Thea-!'rhe public is invited. No col
ter parking lot on South Sixth ' lcc'ion wi" bc ,;jl"'n-
Street Monday night.
Curtis Culp turned in an identi
cal report. Four flipper cars
were stolen from his 1959 Ply-
Vandals hurled a beer bottle mouth Fury as it was parked at
through a large display windowlthe Tower late Monday night. Vagrancy charges were filed
in the Klamath Falls Creamery. Mrs. Albeit Poinde.vfcr. 1723 Monday afternoon against three
Street, Monday cve-iLcMiigton Avenue, told officers, 19-year-old Chiloquin youths arrest
ing, isomeonc entered her home Mon-ed on the military portion of
An employe said he heard the day afternoon and slole a mahog- Kingsley Field over the weekend,
window shatter and ran to the any Zenith table-model radio. I Charged were Darlene Sanchez.
And Frank Ederra. 244 UphamAverv Charles and Leonard Moore
Street, reported a thief took a .r. Thov oridnallv were chareedl
toolbox full of tools from the back j(h trespassing on a military
dainty cut-outs
give this swivel strop
a delightful dress - up
look. In black patent
or white. Roomy toes,
snug heel. Sizes 8'2
to 4. - C.
3.99
11.98
4.99
3.99
3.99
6 40; Idaho Bakers 7.10: Minnesota
North Dakota Red River Valley
Round Reds 4.00-4.15; new market
dull: no car lot
ported.
Chiloquin that a man and wonr
an whom she did not recognize
attempted lo pull her by the hair
track sales re-'from a pickup Inick in which she
was a passenger shortly after Safie compartment lid securely
midnight Tuesday in an alley be
hind a tavern on Main Street.
She said the pair fled when
of his car as it was parked at
Fremont Bridge Monday morn
ing. He said he took his tackle box
from the back of the car and
apparently did not close the bag-
CORRECTION
The oldest flower believed knowi
LOS ANGELES (UPI-FSMNSi 'to man is the rose. Fossil remains
Potatoes: of the flower, unearthed in Ore
Russets Central Oregon U.S. lgon were estimated at being 35j
One of the youngsters identified
in (he page one picture of Mon
day. April 10, at the science lair
was identified erroneously as
Nick Clark. His name is Xick
64 J46K)unce minimum 6.10.
million years old.
reservation and with being min-l
ors in possession of alcohol.
They arc to enter pleas Mon
day at 10 a m. on the charge of
being vagrant by using abusive
language. Moore was released
after posting $200 hail: the other
two remained in jail in lieu ol
bail. '
POLES SENTENCE "SPY"
WARSAW i LTD A man iden
tified as Zvgmunt Zzamborski
was sentenced by an army courl
to ten years in prison Monday on
Grain ond smooth leo
ther four eyelet bluch
er oxford with storm
welt. Block or brown.
7!2-12. B, D.
Swept back moc styl
ing. Brown with black
trim or all black. Lea
ther insole with Cuard
tex oulersole. 8K2 to
3. B-D.
Carr, one of three youngsters 'charges he supplied defense in
shown viewing one of the exhib- formation to agents of the United
its st Fremont School. States. '
" Satisfaction guarantccrl
or your money back"
SEARS
2- way strap style
in infants' sizes
The T - strop is remov
able. Pretty vamp orna
ment snaps on, just like
3- way style shown above.
Block patent or w h " t e.
Sizes 5'2 to 8. B, D.
Open 9:30 to 5:30
133 So. 8th
Infants' brown and
white saddle oxford
Approved by the Nation
al, Foot Health Council.
Sofe glove leather uppers
with s u e d e d leather
soles. In B, D widths,
sizes 3-8.
Fridays Till 9 P.M.
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