Herald and news., April 18, 1960, Page 3, Image 3

HERALD AMI N'KU'S. Klamath Fa IN Ore.
Monday. April 1ft. lfliill
PACK THREE
5 Teen-Agers Survive Crash
PACIFIC, Mo. APt -
plunged over
meitl and crashed onlo railroad
tracks below. Seronds laler. a
A car. Missouri Pacific train smashed
75-foot embank-! in'o the wreckage. j
But the five teenagers in the;
CITY BRIEFS
Economists Predict Hew Price Rises
DO YOU HAVE AN
OLDER RELATIVE
60 to 80
WITHOUT ENOUGH
LIFE INSURANCE?
ttixim sou al Ki lls All interest
.'d )crsuns are inv ited.
School Problems will lie the
( car scrambled free just belore the suhjei., f a ,,anc discussion al
.train plowed into il. All escaped j,,e mwi,nR April III al 7.30 p.m
iwim cuis. u.uises anu smoc k. ( ,nc Hooseielt PTA. This will J A,., j,..,n .CRin Auxiliary
"It's unbelievable that they were lie lathers' night. Instrumental. Klamath I nil No. a. will have i
not hurt any worse, said a ph si- music by Kristian liippo. meeting Tuesdav. April 111. at S
Icjan al Washington. Mo., whcrel m. in the American Ij-eion Hall
the youths were hospilali.ed. SUn.ien.u ,( t I, e i r Cancer bandages will he rolled. Labor
The injured, all from L'nion. monthly meeting Tuesday. April; Everyone urged to allend and nii;ht
:Mo.. were Dennis Klenke. 17, hi), in ihe KC Hall. There will hcjhring scissors.
n h h n Id r member Wa'"'a Walc. 17: Lynn V'elander, a potluck dinner at ti p.m. for!
ven ouq on o er m Kenneth Saucier. 17 and Kl- members and their lamilies. I l-i i. i- ... ..ii ita
.It (Scwbte'for h,m or her toimcr Leroy Hull. 18. j 'Executive Committee will meet,"' '" ,m"il"'s i,m1 f,KMl
opdIv tr.r a $1,000 life imuroncci Klenke tnld police he fell asleep i Klamath County Pomona Ma-ja( 113 m 'rUCMiiiV .-pril t'J. m T'e rcononnsls s.ml ihe rexirl
policv ih,cujh Old Arnpr.con a lhe -ier Francis Mowers urges all le PcK.;,n t-.,(p ,'',.' ,'.((' means ihe average consumer's
ot Konso-. Citv. an old lire legji Pm,,n:i llnnc oflu-ers In at-; Divine costs also nmluhlv icn.hwl
I tend practice ior the fifth degree! .. . a new record high last month.
SEKS ALGERIAN RKRKU iTuesday. April .19. al It p.m. in ' ' ,"SCI. j The wholesale price index
Ihe Midland orange nan. ..... , , mmncd sivtemh- of one per cent
- mmnl up
iti of l.iihor
WASHINGTON I I-I - Cm. ,islnil up
crnment economists s;ud loil.iv nic.iis and
that soaring wholesale prices last '
month may poini in a new rounil
of retail price increases before
iinid-sumnier.
I Their f,,r,..:wl u... .
Depai'tmeni iemrl Sunday
shoeing t ri.ii wholesale
prices in March climbed to an
all-lime ivak. rcilcciing higher
; of livestock.! It said gasoline costs also rose
and vegetable suhsiantuilly but other nun - larm
seasonallv. the coinmoilities ucre unchanged or
Siatislu-s said techno! in price.
The increase in Ihe wholesale! index was virtually steady for two
index came on the heels of a re-, years and calling it "a very use
port from a cabiiicl-lcwl com- lul fool for detecting and analyz
miltee slating the wholesale price' nig inflationary trends."
reiervi company.
The entire transaction can
handled by mal. No one
call.
Write today ' more informa
tion Simply mail postcard or let-
BAGHDAD. Iraq 'ITI 1 - Pre
mier
talks
Abdcl Kiinm Ka$i'm bold
I (n)hltn Asp (lul)
mod
in March the larp'si monthly
ter (giving Vt'ar of birth) to Old of the proviMonal Algerian cabi
Amer.con. 4VUU UoV . Uept.;, SP(1v,n!, l:n;inci:il a.vsilaiM1!
'tor the rebel cause.
L.436B, Konios City, Mo. Adv.
today with three members; WcdlW!id.iy; lm 2. at ,:: p.m.
library. Everyone
ol ae invited to
at the county
over uO years
attend.
o'clock in the communitv lounue
UK North Kifihtli Street. M 1 nse in two years - to 0 H-r
d lo attend as mu " 1111 "
equaled the recoid luh set i
members are ured
will be important reports
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Klamath Kails
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notified relatives here thev nro I al R P m
oarents of a till horn April Iti at (or a regular
C'orvallis. The fallier is a so)ho-: -
more at Oreeun Stale College, and tiroine Du Pont will talk
Ihe mother, Ihe former .lean Infill photography and illustrate
Tucker, has been on the nursiny with his own slides ot the meet ins
staff at (lood Samaritan Hospi-jof the Klamath Camera Club,
lal. The baby weighed 7 lbs.. MjTuesday. April III. al H pm up
07s. Maternal Grandparents arc 'stairs al Ihe county library. ()ues-
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Tucker: na- lion and answer period at the
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Dorothy Baling, formerly of Melba's
Beauty Solon, invites all of her former
customers, and friendj to patronize her
at the new solon.
Plenty of Parking Space
1805 Main St. Phone TU 4-3594
lernal Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
LeRoy Palton, all of this city.
.Mrs. .Ifthn Ciuidi will he hostess
at her home. 2'.i;i(i Ancle Street, to
members of the Northside Garden
Club Wednesday, April 20. al
end of the program.
The Klamath County Communi
ty Council will meet al noon
Wednesday, April 20. al Ihe Wine
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include report on Indian Affairs
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Education. Chiloquin.
Mrs. .1. V. Brew baker will be
hostess lor Ihe AN'W Club Wcdnes-I Itecular meetini; "I the Men's
day. April 20. for a 1 p.m. des- Fellow ship of Hible Baptist
I sen. at her home al 150;i Ore-'chinch will meet in Field's Hall
Icon Avenue. Tuesday. April 19, with a 6 .10
j ip.m. politick dinner preceding Ihe
Friendship Court No. II, Or-jmeetine.. A program of slides.
Ider ol Ihe Amaranth, will have a "Wee Things," will be shown by
ispaghetti feed Wednesday. April i.J. D. Verlrees. A quartet from
20. al 6:30 p.m. ill the Scottishjthe Newell, California. Baptist
Hite Temple. (i:i2 Walnut Slreel. Ichtirch will sinj; a number and
lor members. Iheir families and the pastor, the Hev. Howard Roth.
invited quests. Sx?cial entertain- will ofler the devotions.
ment by the rally squad Irom
Kl'HS. Heiiular meeting will lol- .Mrs. Martha DwiRht. mission
low, ary from Formosa, will speak at
ia meeting of the Ladies Aid of I
Fairview School will hold its an-1 Klamath Lutheran Church nf8-
nual visitation day for prospective p m. Tuesday. April 19. Devotions
Insl graders and their mothers jw ill be by Mrs. Leroy Hedal and
Wednesday, April 20. at 9:.'10 a.m. there will he a musical number
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and lessons begin.
Klamath Chapter, Daughters of
American Colonists, spring lunch
eon and installation ol olliccrslrfjscussion lopil. ui hc Af.ica
will be Saturday. April 23. in Ihe an( wi he prcsenled by Janet
Pelican Parly Room at noon. Ex-lfjeaton.
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10:30 a.m. same place, same day. Rebekah Prosperity Lodge No.
104 will meel at 8 p.m. Thursday,
Klamath Falls Extension t nit Apri 2i, at the 1O0K Hall. Offi
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a.m. in the lecture room al the
fairgrounds. There will be elec- Mr, an,i Mrs. Hunli ac.
lion and installation of officers. compaje() bv Bob Draco, Clyde
Project will be storing ol kitchen Jamcs Jr 0.r sU,ricnt vj0a
equipment. Brmg sack lunches. Jamcs Klamalh L'nion High
Coffee will be furnished. School, and Judy Hunt were pres.
ent at Ihe Red Bluff rodeo.
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker will be His-
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day. April 19, al 2:30 p.m. of the! Congressional law stales that
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