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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, Klnmath Falls. Ore. Monday. April 18. 1n t RASK .IENK1NS Ldilor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE Cily Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mr Ph. TU 4-4752 Entered as second class matter at the post office at Klamath Kails, Ore., nn August 20. 1006. under act of Congress. March 8, 1879 SERVICES; ASSOCIATED TRESS UNITED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California Subscription Rates CARRIER 1 MONTH t 1.75 6 MONTHS 110.50 1 YEAR $21.00 MAIL 1 MONTH f 1.75 6 MONTHS $10 00 1 YEAR tIS.OO : By HILL JENKINS I won't be able to bo Iberc when the meeting is held but I prole. M anyuiiy. I siejk of the meeting to be held in Portland on April 22, next lial judges makes the selection from the nominations received. Announcement of the Klumath County choice is expected the fust week in May right after the Keel for Fathers Day art xstcr con test closes lusing to let Fiance lose its iden !iad some weird limes while tity or to depend on the mercy orl'raipsing around (he dream world Iriendsliip of anyone: ,ulh the gryphon, the mock lur- 1. His resistance against letting lie, the March hare and all that French military forces be line-Urroud. grated with their allies in NATO. Rut I don't think it is too far Me tells Frenchmen that the tiisk.felched to compare her oxperi Mrs. Willnid Conlev of Tviih ol defending France belongs lirst ernes with those that Itco. Daniel Friday, at which time the Oregon' Valley is in charge of the statcilo Frenchmen. Flood ID-Pa l has been having iSlate Game Commission will re- Cow Belle Father of the Year ton-j 2 Although the United States iK a member of the House de- consider the rouest by the Hum- test and the name of the state and the Soiii't Union were years fense appropriations subcommit hie Oil Company lor exploration ,wulncr will be announced in June. lights on t lie Summer Lake wa terfowl management area over jn Lake County. : The request lias already been Humeri down once by the commis sion on the grounds that such a 1.,.,cn ini.il.l roLiih in rl:,m-.K. In tfJitS .Hi" 13,ikh) acre waterlowl refuge ymd public shooting ground. Now -the oil firm has come back with a counter prnjiosal which would involve what they call directional drilling, fining in on a slant from ihe outside and gelling the same results. I am si ill opposed. It appears to nic that the dan lti! Ii.ii-IiV By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst ahead in nuclear development he pushed and is pushing French development. II is easy to sec how he could tec. They have a certain dream like quality themselves. I had been following Flood's ad ventures during the hearings on vwhiii,i. uiiN i api rivmii- s-,.,,,,s ,.n,i ,hP s... nnjnr, m.,. men call him Big Charlie, "eldecide to divide the world between thinks big, loo, but not alw'ayshl(,n) along the same lines as his allies.) n..,v bn (one sn Since he is also stubborn, he i-uu . ,,,..,ncc Kvuwn a ,,ild nu. be a problem for them and they .),,.. (ur(.c TlljSi in Dc Gaullc's lor "im. mini), cou'd make France the bal- So. when French President ;innnB po,,lcr ln ,le worW Charles de Gaulle comes here Fri dav for a solid weekend of talks ,wi-. Ikt.d.t ailaki with President Eisenhower, neith-l or is likely to have his mind "V "AL BOYLE changed about anything. But i NEW YORK CAPi- Things a envision the time when the (wo; the new defense budget which the big nuclear powers, the united;subcommiltee has been publishing in serial form. As Alice would say, they have been getting "curi ouscr and curiouser." All of the subcommittee mem bers have been bewildered bom time to time by some of the goings-on at the Pentagon. But Flood seems to be the only one in a state of jeretua! amaze ment. It is when he lakes up the ques tioning of witnesses that the hcar- They'll Do It Ev ery Time Bv Jimmy Hatlo SO TUEV AST ME TO HELP OUT WITH THE LITTLE LEAC'JE- SO I SHOWS UP MCE AM EARLY SATURDAY THINKIN IM GONNA COACH -SO WHAT DO thev want me to do but dig rocks outa the infield- torn i-.-r. I TOLO MV BG0TME2- IN-LAW ID SCUAPE Hli BOAT FOR HIM 'I'M HALF FINISHED WWEM HE SHOWS UP I AND S4VS IVE BEEN DO'N' THE BOAT W'HAT'UE THEV iSTANDlNj AROUND . FORARE THEY APQAIO OF. GETTING CA3-SICK? THEY 60TT4 BRING EAT.H OTHER UP TO OATE ON WHAT THEY DID OH TERPA FlCMA OVER THE WEEK END S X f I y-N.r WHAT IS ASK EM VJ J THIS.- THREE WHAT FLOOR 1 ftmjt nn VZpt ''a3a C'MON i GET 'I THEY WON'T fl BOY.' DID I 6ET hot A AwvvFC ZJ r- DOMINI' IN TODAY- f 'T ,T VlwuU I THEMSELVES-- ' DlMITPI TlOMklNi itrT-- 3 J LOS ANjELEo.CiuR' ger is still there. One cant tell1""1" """ -" !jn(.s begin to sound like -The 5hal is going to happen when you hey old fnends. they columnist might never know if he - Par.v." .art probing around for oiL You;sh"u'(l P"", , , r.. ., lj" 'l""1 h Am ... I In the latest volume of testi- the subcommittee is en- . ,i Kec-uivn ne c h. tui .i 11- I ,:i Nile ill nil' iiiiiiir niin-R nnrr fan -an rum a lot ot nesting ann -i . monv shooting area if you get it alll'"" "'",. Knm , u"n ,'' T ' "a . ." B deavorintMo comprehend military clabbered up with oil. And if oil , P,,,le. But his a,r of pride.. old public prejudice against l;ily,.eH.al,.h pi,,,,,ms. whlt.h is J n lucui , sik-iiic iiiki (innin-,fl uia nil a diiiiini. L,iisi veal ! i III kn I 1. . Vere discovered marketable quantities under I ho refuge I'm hard to convince Dial that wouldn't spell the end of hunting Ibere. The end ol nesting grounds in the spring, even though Ihey don't produce any great number of birds, and I be end of the need-! cd reluge area. What I really think is that it is lime people stood back and took a close look at Ihis business of hunting grounds, refuges and the like. Jusl how iniiorlant arc is to some extent deliberately about 5 per cent of our medical created. ischool graduates were women ing such m-itlers as the "bug L..." :.. k:.. I. . r I He has explained thai such an Here's an item that surprised "'' , , , ir i i , . ,, ,. .1 ., , ,. . , 1 , the e lect ol space hght on den r gives him the prestige and me: I lie wind smile docs not;, , ,.. .. lulborily he feels are needed for appear in the King James Bible.!', e,.c vice Adm. J. T. Hay UK slice I ;i! rnln :i ihn lnaflnr nl til i'-m umi nim.. 1 Im ni.lir f.i.i.. I . J Welfare Meet Set German Leader Fighiing Back-To-The-Wall Battle BONN, Germany iL'PD At 84iproposal made while in the Unit- Mrs. Julia Brown, administra- d,!". m d1;. V '.',cl Slates lor a plebiscite in tor and Audrey Mathews, case'. . . " i"' ui-; ""- West Berlin before the summit HENLEY BOOTEKS The meeline of the Henley j Hooters 4-H Swine Club was held 'at Jim Rhodes and elections were held. Cor Boshuizen was elected pres ident; Scott Skinner, vice presi dent: Nancv Necrevski. sec- I relary treasurer; Timothy jSchmeck. news reporter, and Jim Adair, song leader. Refreshments were served and the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be May 20 at Negrevskis. Timothy Schmeck, News Reporter. LANGEI.L VALLEY CHAMPS The meeting was called to or der bv the leader, Mr. Boicn .Mike Botens led the roll and then read the minutes of the last meet ing Election of new officers was held. They are: Mike Botens. president; Trudy Brown, secre tary; Bill Kerr, vice president; Maria Burnett, news reporter. We talked about what we'd do for the year. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Rosandich. Next meeting will be held at Rodgers. Maria Burnett, News Reporter, 4-H NEWS ina cards. He gave us a riddla but wc could not guess what it was. On April 7, Earl Fishburn toc.k us out to the Sprague River for est camp. We saw a tree where a beaver was cutiing in the wood. I We also saw pine trees, juniper 'trees, aspen trees and many othcrs. j Wc climbed to the top of the bluff, then went over nn Hie otli er side and looked around lor other plants. Alter that wc gut a drink of water at the pump, and went home. John Gross. News Reporter. BIG BLTK HIATI R WARREN. Wis. iLPIi iP land Mrs. E. L. Iverson linallv 'i..,.., ii.ie tnn n;..i j i iiMixii i..t i,IViiciiii. (one hours after he wandered into Hie woods Thursday niuht and asked the 2'i year old boy, what ha had been doing. "Hunting bucks." he said. THE FORESTERS On March 31 the Foresters met ' - . ;.' ...' . Ihiniipsl hai-k.ln-tlie.u.-ill h:illlp nil.. . . ... - 1 worker, ol the county pudiic wei- !.ot only the western powers at h(, By sc.hoo tvpinc ,., fare Commission expect to attend a Child Welfare League ol Amer ica Northwest regional conver- Can you name the only four- fooled animal unable to take all' his special role as the leader ol a new and jusl-as-grcat-as-ever France. He is the prime example of a same lime? It is the elenhant man who can start out without ai T-ec out of evcrv four aulo- dime and w ind up being president mobiles in the world today arc ward, deputy chief nf naval oper ations, with the all-time classic- lour feel off the ground at Hie tnmnK.nt ,, hnw somc of ,hcse programs came into being. "We cannot." the admiral said. go into vast projects with hall ins iiiv mi ine esi ueiuiaii , . , rtl...,,l -.1 ! . ... ,.i,.miu .nu, uiiiai.vu .. u,,ui We gave lne picagc ana sang; with reservation, but there was'some sons 0ul. eaacr Hi.,.y He is uneasy about the out- considerable onnosition within M..r., ... loci nn i,c ence m Portland April 20. 21 and " "v mo.iu, s u,n,.,..,,jcrrnany ltsell. faj . . h fe We wcre m 122- I"""" ' '" ,s H,s contcl n The chancellor s ore - summit on a hike, but it was snowinn. Delegates Irom Oregon. Wash-. 'as reached politically minded fc;1.s have bcen pu, jnt0 wordsj Wc snowcd Ml, McCov our! ington. Montana. Idaho. Wyoming, Geimans. 'several times since his return'pressed plants, and he showed, ana j.ritisn coiumnia win num- 11 nas never neen saici in as lorn Hie U.S. and Japan. I us how lo put them on our mount- ner anoui ouu. imany worus. mil Adenauer is They will discuss 15 child-scrv- afraid Germany may be sold out! ice institutes, foster care and by the four world powers. adoption, and administration andj Ever since his return from (he community service. I United Stales at the beginning of Dr. Ernest F. Wille. executive. this month, this fear has been director of the Council on Social the unspoken thought behind his Work Education, New York, will several public pre-summit stale speak at the oJcning general ses-'ments. sion at 8 p.m. April 20. His sub ject is "Children in Clear and cralic government and that he was Uiem? How much are they worth? ; To my way of thinking they arc alt-important. There is no way to put a real value on them. Sou cant trade human emotions for dollars or vice versa. There isn't any way to say just how much pleasure and enjoyment and a sense of well being arc worth in dollars and cents. But when the opportunities to enjoy the pleasures of hunting, of bird watching, of nature sludy arc destroyed (hen the cost can he reckoned prelly accurately by the wailing and weeping and breast heating that goes up. Alter it is all loo lute. I say that there is enough pri vate land around for the oil com panies lo work over. Why pick on our waterfowl grounds? Does anyone think for a minute ls;)VC i'i-anec from uiut if oil were si ruck on slate owned property, for instance, that the individual taxpayer would he any better off? Is there anyone foolish enough lo think that if such a Hung happened I lie slate would use the income lo lower laxes, to provide for education, lo accomplish so many things that need doing? It would not. The extra money would merely be spent on more reckless spending and 1 lie whole kit and kaboodlc Would suller. All except the few dozen new agencies that would be created now that we had a little exlia money to pay for thrill with. ............ .-, .',,n... ..... ,, p nn i(.n ales. A id so are live :.i.. !",.'"7;U!lTlC!'ul.0( sis "f H0lldsl Nevertheless. I'm afraid the committee has only a hall - 1lH.n UWM U t- II lt.c .n..nl.-.r ii 'it . . , tlicw? How batity do we need ' " ' . , "I 7 "-"iDJirKscm drivers. I)n vim fill mi uhrn viiii'arit i i. He had no army but by his'fi,ca h a 'j , f , rfB , .I" r 72 K TFr,n'e J" n, Ln'e, K '!h H """ " W01(,l"' " lv of . te d ney of fiance he made himself boll. , , ,,,, foun( jn le dit.,iun.,ry! , ' , wilnesses the symbol of Ins country u-lof y,mk ,. 0 ,hc ,,,,. o a.agon w i ness .bunted and a rallying point lor hjmsclf Inst 6 of the B. , " " . .. " "1 a rrench freedom. i,..hi -....;,.. ,. i,,i,i i , .. In his pride in a France of the . r "'T ' " 1 , . , J-"",C1"UL, Klm futurc-wbich often looked like Elizabctl, ci, 'Z. U arrogancc- e annoyed PreHlent!who ows , sllble lakcsikol)h,,,nia ... - mol.P , ,a(1. Kooscveu. mere was even me;.... cll ,.. r i,:,,,., ,; . ,, ,, . . suspicion that what he aspired to , , -"""-J-l" m a,mc,- ..,.... co,,.- o ,ii,.i.,i..ci,i sllc s'"'hc-s documcnlary nioviesipared the Pentagon lo the lower was a cm tuioi snip. .. ,,.; ,lf ii,,.,,i,i.,iu ,,..,., But when he returned lo a lib- , ,, , ,., " , i .. ' i . crated France, the power he heldl ,lillk,'V,f '',l"'U1, y"u e "1 .. " ,''nUy' mvn: hp si,,K only briefly he abandoned lo thel'?h"" 1,1 ' !' "; I'mted .Males lea,ls"lh,s language of scionoc, this politicians whom he seems to dc-"'u w "', M 'l''cl"l"e i. .an;: ua-.-e re eaicn ami neveiop- spi-e. mil it was long enough .' Sw'eden B menl in the last several years. .-bow that he believed in a demo-j win -ii aim Lauana a wun cm, cs, ue ..scu ,o esc noe a Dr. Adenauer may appear (o be downgrading the summit even Present Danger I concerns aidbefole it sa,.s But hc-s no, to dependent children programs, Rallc.r h(,.s ,j(,hinK , convim.c Mrs. Kathennc Boettinger, h(! U)j(cd Slalcs. B,.jtan anri chief of the federal Children's Fl,mc.e ha, hjs vjews ale ,,, liiucau, uepanmeni ol Moaltn.lpjj,!., nnes s,.;.k dui-ine the fi 45 n m' Am il . Kor monlhs' and t icularly 21 banquet, during which Gv.,dunns "c Paal '" ;,ecks' Ad' Mark Hatfield will welcome del- enaucl', h"s . I"'cacll"d one Prc' egates. She will discuss , h e lmit opinion - cbsarmament, ,.,, u'hii. u,. ,-,f, . disarmament, disarmament. on children and youth. trale on disarmament, all may he lost, he believes with West Germany the big loser. He is worried that if the world powers concentrate on the Bcr lin problem in Paris, a deadlock will arise from which it will he nightmare which would be the re- much to the left of any American' , "P "f "" Mwk: 'J.'" t.ilhsull of too much beer and saner- president, neiore or since, in nis. . . ,1 s..,i.-,l nnH ei-onnmie Ihinkinv. sieamooais lool louuesi wnen mi-oi.niis ... concessional. He came out ol retirement lo"-1 ,u luK , ,.... , i.v.. f...., i,..J lap Year note: In the Tin- the Pennsylvania coal fields, was of his own makinc. It ts as head,1'"1""1 lsl;1"ds l in--Xfi lo (ongress like any other of a France he revitalised lhal he variably Hie aggressor in court- lawgiver. But I like lo Hunk he comes here now to see Eisenhower N1'!'- "ws 1,er 1,,ve ''Y ''''"'(! ',erc bv '-'""""'R lutc rab before Ihey meet May IB at the;"10 nlillc of l"'r '-'hoiee around Hie bit down a mine shall. summit in Paris' with Soviet jeyehrows. nCck and shoulders. He: Premier Nikitn Khrushchev and ilemonslrnles his manhood by ac-1 I ll Allll.'IIWM British Prime Minister Harold repling this lorture with a brave, tv I nited Press International Macmill.'.n. ismile. ; Today is Monday, April ts, the Lightning kills annul .KM Amor- imm, Hay of the year, w ith 237 irans each year and injures an-jmorc in WiiO. other l.ritld. f The moon is in its last quar- It still is a hit early to start (or. booking vacation trips to Mnrs.j The morning slars are Mercury, Traveling at the rale of IM.tMtuj M.-u-s. Jupiter and Saturn, m.ph a speed rocket exports, On this day in history: dream of reaching it would lake1 In 177... patriot Paul Revere you three weeks lo reach the red started out on his famous mid- 'night ride to alert the What does he want al the sum mil? What do be and Eisenhower have to talk about? It is not clear. Last week his foreign ininisler agreed with the American. Brit ish and West German foreign ministers lint the West will take a firm stand against the division of Germanv and Khrushchev's push lo gel them out ol West Ber- Pianei. 'nich ride to nor lie rm.ni.-v .No. 1 say, (lout do it. It is loojhn. Wisdom Irom the past: An an-side Hint British soldiers were risky. De Gaullr appears to want cienl Arabic proverb warns. "Nev-coming lo confiscate gunpowder ; If we don't protect on" already Britain and Ihis country lo get er give advice in a crowd," jslorrd in Concord skimpy hunting areas we are go-(agreement with Khrushchev on Few (lungs arc more lorlornl In MW. San Francisco was Kasl-Wesl control ot weapons, than a pet without a home. The struck by a violent earthquake, shipped In underdeveloped conn ! American Feline Society estimates worst in U.S. history, thai killed tries in Aia and Allien. there are now in this coiintry.VHI. injured 1.500. lelt more than Also he seems lo want Hie So-. about Kl'i million stray cats one quarter of a million homeless, viel Union and the West lo co- mosl of Ihem hunexv. ill and ollen1 In lull, the era ol the laundro- ing to lose Ihem. Lose them for ever wild no boie of ever resur recting them again. Is Hie risk worth all that? lordinate Ihcir idcis on cconomicjabused aid to backward iieoplcs. The I ow lt'llis iiw i.i r.np'vrir .n.-vk ivc ., . , .. , 'United Slates has been cold lo Because Mav 1 falls on Sunday ,i,.i, ; HHMI llv.lll ,,,.,,.. . I Ibis year. Klamath County Cow um o R Belle president .Mrs. Don .. John-1? vunv f hMo m;,v ,,c son, hiis exUMitHHl the doncUinc lor;,.,-,!, in -..u. .aS.., ,.,,',,.., . , .1 . 7 Um 11)0 Soviet . .lt lllll M 1HHH SUK1CIHS, 1101 II junior .nid sonior high school I nion on lMv;unn.s mm aid. In the end this rniinfrv nutv cl irl tn mnLo sncli .-! tl. f- I 1.1- i h'"" " .-. XM.IIlldlll UlllllV ilH fllLillMl- III flpjj submit enlnes in this "Beef fori' T'0 cx..m,.U-s show the cxlicnir- I'aincis i.av ionics.. a s .. awards of $15, $111 and $T will be given lo the first, second and third place winners, respectively. No I heme has been chosen, out iside the Cow Belles' annual pro motionHref (or Father Day. c No -.ie has been set for the en tries, but since it is h..od lo dis play Ihem in Klamath Falls busi H'ss windows, display card size yould Ih- appropriate. ; Entries should he taken to the Klamath County Agent's oflice m the Post Office Building for the Tlllenlion of Ray 0. Petersen, or j;iken or sent to Mrs. Johnson. W: Midland Road. 'Next Cow Belle event will be the announcement of the Cow Belle Father of the Year for Filamath County. Mrs. liuis Ran dall is chairman of this commit tee and the local Cow Belles have innlident hoies that their choice Mill win Ihe stale Cow Belle Fa ibcr ol the Year award this year. ; The Cow Belles don't choose the yunty entry. The nominations tome from youth groups, such as 411 clubs, and a panel nf impar- 'determination ol le Gaulle in re- Adventures By DICK WEST WASHINGTON H'PI'-I just linished reading the mat was born in Foil Worth. Tex. when a local resident opened his washateria. In I!i43. war correspondent Er nie Pyle was killed on an island near Okinawa, ln l!M!l. a 21-enn have salute marked Ihe inauguration 'latest ;0f (im i-enublic of Ireland. chapter of "Daniel in Wonder- thought for todav: Irish play land" which is shaping up as llc 1 w, jR,t George Rernard Shaw finest lanlasy since Alice took a sni((. The tesl of a man or wom powdor through Hie looking glass. ,n,'s breeding is how thev be ''here Isjio doubt lhal A neel,avc j a quarivl." Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Emm Catherine Atwood. full dim head I i oils, i.iO forftifed. Armaria L. uorfl, Iruck iptMing, 7.5v. sm.ssed motion distnci dtiorney. jmighl ruin forever the chances no lorneri. tor a disarmament agreement. atEZTZKarn'y Mil yield righ,l Bl f disarnwmenl is handled Gerald Lee Craven, violation basic first and Adenauer bclicVCS rUNovatus Neil K.rbv, orouD over.ce are good chances for an l0d' ."'a k-u . - agreement then lie thinks the rigni to apoiv for ooerator licence s Berlin and German questions will ::TJVJ','vT " " P far simpler problem. wernii d. wiison, over length toad, sis l ncrc arc perhaps two causes for Adenauer's sudden rash of forfeited. Gerald Owen Bradley, equipment. . :pre-summit warnings, tor's license, dismissed. Oale Theron Niedever, uovd Loweii Hanktns, no wheel cov-howci' a firm U.S. commitl;,! not ers. S5, fail Identify 1 The lirst is that he was unable violation basic to secure from President Lisen- JAMES CROW created the first modern bourbon 1835 Chester Leroy Cone, fail slop at stop.1" u,e Ul oei siqn. ss fori.tfd. ! lin. The chancellor didn't rcallv Vince Colosimo, vagrancy, lime to en- , . , , , , , ter plea set April ) at 10 am.; bail jehcxPc('t SUC'll a Committal, but lie al $100; remanded. uniiltf h;iVP Prrallv wnlrnmM Georqe Frank Schneider, fl stop at! one. The second cause might be the somewhat open coolness to his slnn siqn, IS. Wayne Robert Sandstrom, violation basic rule, $10. Randall Dean Halbert, fail display li cense plates, $5. Wallace Lfland Hargrove, violation bas ic rule, $7 SO. Frank Worden, violation basic rule. $7,50. KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT George Dewey Pruitt, drunk, $75 or five days. w.uum Fr.ncu Thorn..!, drunk. i!S'Churcli in several centuries, was Or live days. Jack Eugene Foreman. drUnk, 12 s orireponcn looay in worsening con- SEV.HO CARDINAL WORSK ROMK (t'PIt - Alurian Car dinal Rugambwa, lirst Negro prince of Ihe Roman Catholic live davs. TRAFFIC Robert Allen Andersen, enceisivt e haust noise. $S Jackson Napoleon Stiles, Illegal turn, dil ion from Ihe a f t eref feet s of malaria. The 4ti-vear old African cardinal was unable to ay faster Mass suspended nenod. $35 111 HIS Hospital rOOIll MinrtaV. lJOpC Howard Leslie Alcorn driving duringjj , xxm ( , ,1 scc. a susppndrd pennd. SJ5. toiiow.ng 100 rciaiy. iisgr. Latins l apovuia. lo recite a Mass lor him. Donald Dean Brehm, driving during a . SHORT RIBS By Frank O'Neal liif i mien rress iniern.Uional ! ' i 1 - r 1 i - t -. lTVs HOURS "0 CUB OP UESt'. I JM oo Atcv.-n r-l- ( ThE 'EKfAlN 1 CAM ) t ViND A O01CKER HOLLYWOOD - Mrs. Florence I 'Adland. mother of Kccily Aad-j land, repeating a nmerMtuin j juilh Beverly alwut charges she! Ifaccs of contributing to the delin quency of a minor. ' "Rcvrrly told me. 'Mama. I .know ue were framed ' " j j MEMPHIS. Tcnn. - A fnend of j I rock "n" roll singer Ehis Presley, j describing Elvis' adjustment to i civilian life: 'He lak?s situations more seri ous, other than mat, it s the same old Elvis. He's back to the old ways, stays up all night, and sleeps all day." PARIS Eric Peugeot. 4. inn- jtradichng police suspicions that one ol his kidnapers was a jvtoman: ) "I never saw a woman There iwere only two men with me all. the lime. They were very nice." i Francis Alien Conley. closely. $S , James Edwin Staslnv Jr., failure to yield right o( way to vehicle. 25. I" Lionel tsley Scott, improper turn. Ivan L. Norton, no operator's license. Eddie Re, excessive tire noise. 15. Donald Wood row Edwards, violation ol the brtsic rule, W. Harold Roger Phillip, excessive ex haust noise. IS. Donald W. Edwards, following too ceiv. II Richard A. Pongon. excessiv exhaust noise. IS: no operator's license. IS. Eianere Wilamen.a Waiden, ran stop sian. IS. Donald E. Himeiwright. ran stop sign, IS Robert Gary Himeiwright, expired op erators license, is. inadequate eau'P men. IS luspetided llbun Jackso" Tato. vtnlatioo ol th sawdust truck ordnance. J5 METER WARRANTS Joel E KM, n Don Lfroy CteeK. W. Mack R. Paber, i7. Earl E Bowden. 113. Ralph D. Cunsm.pqs. M Ruth M. Gat berg U Gerald Nvgren, i Dick C. McDonald. I John Palmer, it Rill T. Pearson. TASTE THE dREATIVESS of James Crow's Ma sterpiece OLD CROW Born 124 years ago. America's favorite B I u IfflOPl' todav. lXi s3 Sk $;oo ' OLD CROW r Vm i"iFTr'1 i I (00033 CAR SAFETY SERVICE We will adjust your car's brakes and front end to original factory specifications HERB'S WHAT XZj WE DO... 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