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Newspaper Page TextU.OF ORE. LIBRARY NEWSPAPER SECTION OEM. REP. AND OOCUMUTS Sit, sua COUP, Rebel Leader In Flight; Stronghold Crumbles CARACAS. Venezuela (AP1 Jesus Maria Castro Leon, the The rebel stronghold in San Ci is- ambitious ex-general in the Vene tohal c'limbled today under thezuclan air force who led the reb threat of a battle with soldiers els across the border from Co- nnd tanks of President Romulo lombia Wednesday, apparently .Price Ten Cents U Pane Betancourt s army. lite rebel was heading back where he came leader was in flight with his lop from. tHsVFO. KLAMATH FALLS, OHKC1IX. Till HSD.W, AI'HIL 21. Telephone Tl 4-HI1I o. s:mV aides. In The- Day's lews Soldiers attempted to seal off the border by blocking the Ven- Leon and his aides probably were; trying to return lo Colombia along' the Arauca River plains south of the mountains around San Cris tobal. Kelancourt. supported by politi cal, military and labor leaders By FRANK JKNKIN'S Ac ll.l..- ic ,..-.ir. ll,n.-d ic t,-n. hie in South Korea. It is BAd"'10 ar'ed Castro Leon's plan trouble. People who don't like the; or ,a, nationwide uprising sent way the government is being runi!0-v,al J0,',',e" San P" fire DEMONSTRATING against I llaj 1 at"'a stale' , t government. Many of the demon- s, j'r 'e '"va-Mon has beer, orators are getting shot. Tley virtual y bloodless. Governmen are getting shot with government "lclals ,c '0"ed, f uns land were told that two students . , , . ... ,, 'were killed and lour wounded in There is trouble in South Afn- , . , , . .. .. , , . . . . street fights with the rebels, ca. where people whose skins are ,. " , , . . . . , , 1 ... , The rush lo the border began rlarlf ai-p rfpmnn:ti-altnp anainst ... 0 v . I shniily after the government an nounced air force planes would begin uiachinegunning the Bolivar government that is run by people whose skins are light. A tragic "" l,t, u' . barracks, which the rebels had nrfve neer. snoi aunn. iiii ""v-h,d ,,. ,4 hour ERNMENT whips. ' sibility of fighting at the border, .for loyal government forces con- There is trouble in Venezuela.! trolled the international road, the only direct route across the bor- Vcnezuelan frontier guards al- ready had repulsed some rebel I units trying to escape. The guards- mere is troume in cuoa. mere is lrouDle in Algeria, mere is trouble in the Middle East. There is trouble in Indonesia. There is liounie in southeast Asia. mn . twine msi.r. There is trouble almost every-.,on,s in he town o Rl,bi0. onlv w here one looks. n (ew mics f.om lhe border, and And the rebels fell back on San Cris- A lot ot I Ins trouble arises out tohal of dissatisfaction with government. 1 -"'ijt n ' 1 V Jrl h i I STUFFED TOYS to delight a teenager's heart will be among the many prizes given away at the big annual The Colombian bolder is 24 miles through the rugged Andes Mountains from San Cristobal. The whereabouts of the leader of the revolt, retired air lorce lien. Jesus Maria Castro Leon, was not immediately known. The government said thousands of machete-wielding peasant farmers joined the loyal troops as they moved up with tanks and howitzers on the mountain city of San Cristobal, 384 miles southwest of Caracas. among the many prizes given away at the big annual Chiloquin School Carnival Friday night, April 22, begin ning at 7 o'clock in the old grade school gym. Senior girls displaying the teddy bears are Sandra Haas, upper left; Doris DiUlio, upper right; Betty Winkle, lower left, and Norma Souers, lower right. All high school classes, grade school faculty and the PTA are cooperating in carnival preparations and profits will be divided be tween the two schools. Photo by Zalcoji Rhee's Foes Renew Pleas For Election SEOUL. Korea (AP- Presi dent Sn4"i;in Hiiee's polilu-.il fues, unappeased by lhe resigna tion of his cabinet in llie face ol near-revolution, today renewed their demands for new presidential elections The 85-year-old president's op position also declared Ins promise of redress for those with "major grievances" was insufficient. The promise came hi the wake bloody aiiti-novernment riots Tuesday lhal brought martial law to the capital and other major Korean cities. There were no reports of re newed violence as troops and hi lice patrolled the cities. But ten sion mounted as the bodies of demonstrators shot by police were turned over lo weeping, wailing relatives. : With at leasl 1.000 persons shot during the riots, the known death jtoll stood at 147. Hundreds more! were still in critical condition in hospitals or in their homes. I Vice President .John M. Chang.. leader of the opposition Demo- ;;;-i'',':'v,'',w',T i li-v i Senator's Widov Urges Speedup Of Indian Sales llv Till-: ASSO(TATKI) I'ltKSS .because It would make possible A K'cdup in the conversion of timber sales sooner than other unsold Klamath Indian limber lo wise. She made the plea in a national foiesl management was letter lo Sen. Carl llayden (D urged Wednesday by Mrs. Mau-iAiizi. chairman "I the Senate Ap rule NeubcTKer. 1 propria! ions Committee. Mrs. e u be r go r, widow of Mrs. Neuherger recalled that Sen. Ituhard Neuherger and under legislation sponsored by a Democratic candidate lo suc- her late hiishand Klamath Indian cckI hint, said the speedup would limber was to he ottered first for btiH'lit the Klamath Indians, the private acquisition under sus-area'-s sawmill industry and the tained-j ield management princ V, S. Treasury. iples. She asserted all would benefil A" ,fl'' this year. she said, resulted in the sale ot New Capital Celebrates First Day one unit appraised at Sl.iilHi.ooo, aliiiough four units appraised at SI.JiH' iKhi were ollered. She said the Interior Department will re olfer the other three units 111 Decenil'cr. Mrs. Neuherger said no olfcrs were made for three units valued at $11,200,000 olfercd April 1 and Mav 1 is the closing date tot sub mitiim Mislained-vield iilaus on units valued at $13.- Bul ou may say What ot Communist Russia? What of Communist China? We don't seem to hear of much trouble there. If not, WHY not? Are the people of the communist nations SATISFIED with their government? Apparently not. Word has just leaked out of bloody riots in the Kazakh Re public of the Soviet Union. One bloody riot took place in Kazakh stan last October. The rioting is said to have stemmed from dis content with Moscow's program to impose speedy development on s..lu..u.. .... HOUSTON, Tex. (UPD-Senate wo.Kcis nani ...u,e .m.iS ""-'"Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Texas) revealed today that the United States on May 5 will try to orbit a communications Satellite Try Revealed Klamath Falls and vicinity Clearing and colder tonight with low 24-30. Fair Friday with a high of 50-5G. High yesterday Low last night Preeip. last 24 houri Since Oct. 1 Same period last year Hie parly, declared there would be no compromise in his party demand fur new elections. "Anything short of that would never solve the fundamental ques tion," he told a news conference after the announcement of the cabinet's resignation. Chang lost his bid for re-elec , C MILOQUIX The annual Chil- lion last month to l,oe Ki-poong. dresses to pincushions are and Saturday. i9 nquin School Carnival will lie Mice's liberal party running mate. among top features at the 4-H Weaiiicr Carnival Set For Friday BRASILIA, Brazil ' AP' - Tl unfinished city in the wild Kratl- lour oiliei lau heartland, crammed lo over- 'on.mio Rowing with luu.uon residents and' The timetable of the Neuherger just as many visitors in a carni- Nil aftccliiiLi the end of federal val mood, today celebrated its! trusteeship over the Klamalh first day as the nation's capital. Tribe calls for 'he limber not The festivities Itegan at the s0,d pmatciy to be p'.rehased by stroke of midnight, when the mod- ,he federal government for the na eiuisiie city President Jusceliiio'110""1 lure system in April lwt. Kiibilschek carved oul of the wil-l 51ls- Neuherger urged lhe date derness olliciallv replaced Rio de1"1' foderal buying be moved up Janeiro as lhe seat ol government. '' lnc f""ls appropriated Ibis Pone John XXIII sent his bless- :Mm ul -B"-'-- P' ings bv radio from Rome. The jubilant throngs hailed the change ol capilals with flashing lights and lircworks. A papal legate. Manuel Cardinal Goncalves of Portugal. celebrated mass. It was a moment of deep emu- r l Avhiltilc li-nm n-j,-l.' CI -. I.. O ..... I...1.... L-...-J.... f.... t.-. .1.:. ....l.l. ..I.- A .11.. I -'ull,lif. t.M,i.,n.T out,, .., .j ., ii in. i (j.m. umin, r I may. null 101 iuoii.scih uu JUST SO GIRLS, 4-H club members, made this stuffed elephant that so enchants Calvin McKune, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McKune of Henley. The elephant is one of many sewing exhibits on display now at the 4-H Spring Fair in the fairgrounds exhibition building. Calvin's mother is an assistant leader of the Busy Stitch ers 4-H Club. Photo by Don Kettler chase. Clothing To Be Featured At Annual Spring Fair Storm Rips Farmlands Northern California Am i,-i. tin, :. I I. 39 neid rriday, April 22. beginning Rliee. running unopposed tor his Spring I-air that opened today al uUT( a nc j,-a ai ( p m. in inc oia grade scnoot tourlli term alter the Heath ot the the tairgrounds cxtiiDition Duita-, Spring Kair emphasizes home igym. All high school classes, the Democratic party candidate, pilediing. imaking, and a principal feature 4.30 n ,. .,. ...... ...v . v... ...v. .,,,..1. ... mil ..Miii.ii.T . 0 nomemaKing is sewing i.uc jidiiiiin ooouis ioi- inc event . in uie eieciion. oiicilllgs irom l-ll mem and profits will he divided be-J The election was the principal over the county. Each started the half-billion-dollar pro- are fca-'.i't I''""1 scratch three years ago 1'air. The despite severe criticism, The city is lhe culmination of a century old dream of Brazilians of jM,(lwcsl KoAlKf)y ni(,,u' llv Initrri Press Intel naliiillal Thundershowers and powerful wind gusts rattled windows and farmlands through the A few showers near the Oregon border and in the northern Sierra-Neva- secondary schools. otieitiigs nuiit H-ii mcinue.s an, .,, . l,Pi ..inlhim. n,-nio. exnmiii . . M ,.,.. .., Icountry. i i . 'ii . v.ni.i, in. IIIIIILtl . ' i op exnmns wm - ,..v , I still a ucmocrais nave cnargeu mice s earn st noiarsnips 10 me 1-11 Candidates lor carnival queen. Liberals with rigging the voting Summer School or Summer Camp. :in iniumi capital m open up uiu n-i.rt niininhi ci.n-nw i.i-.n-i,!. ds! undeveloped interior of (his vast;.,,, in0.hn ;( Apn sjlWcr4 bc. , tween two fine spring days that projects include sea. Is. nee- hlul a ln"f w '.'. "om. umv brouphl warm brcc.cs and sun- dlecascs. pincushions, and stuffed l"cllon' ''as'" n01 Dei-omc,lV fkics lo mu(.h o thc .1(ion as aulomobiles and new houses and plenty to eat and plenty to wear. What happened? are Darla Brewer, senior; Judy and widespread ballot lx stulf-. other exhibits will win ribbon toys or bean bags. the center of government opera tions tor some time. The bulk ot das tonight but otherwise fair lkM..nl. tVMav Vnrll.u-nGlf.rlv . ' . ' ' iv - t V... I !. l-... t nycrs, junior: r.iiaiieui Kenti. ing lo insure a Liheral in power awards. . .... "l-- . eovcrnmenl w 11 remain coast wmus iiP-.. Know per nourlsophomol.e. Jjnny , ynn Doak shm,ld lhe aRcd president not live In addition to exhibits, 4-11 n'm"'- hese guts e'l P- uio untii sl01-c,, transportation fa- treshman; Sharon Uiasc and Val- nut his term. I hang dcteated Leoimembers will comirete in hem- '. 1 "-. - ""-'!ciiiii near the coast and locally windy inland tonight. Lower temperatures. satellite which he said could oovier roops we,e seni in 10 cornpielcy revolutionize" global , J'e.. K,J 'communication. Vjur,LLCU ii nnu uuiso. iik uprisers were shot down. So , . . . we may assume .... the reason we hear so little of trou- Dallas Hero Sent To Jail erie Hall, eighth grade; Linda Cas-lin the J956 election lellanos and Kalhy Peters, sev enth grade. There will be a grade school princess for lhe first lime in sev eral years. Candidates are Con nie Esqueda, sixth grade; Chris tine Bricco, fifth; and Ruth Wright, fourth. sorship. Johnson, in a speech here, said that television can be expected to "benefit greatly" from the satel lite called Echo. mi I AS Tev fAPIA hern .-ll The satellite will be a 100-foot o , m. wedncsdav. John R. Wil-i Vpnpttf 111111 nisi v.iiu.a r 1 1 balloon. The National Aeronautics iamcon v,as iusi another guest in1 l-T . . nisi governments of Ihesc coun- , .. . ., ,. uamsiin ds jusi muiiih ,uii m ; s keep it dark by means of?nd fPf,ce kA,min? -W('lVhe Dallas Comi jail ,oday- ,IVeil ASSIST -K-;i nrnmo.,. launch the balloon, folded into a He got a lot of svmpathv when , 26-inch container, with a lhree-he was ticketed by a traffic po-jDy CleCTriCian .smKe inui-ueiia unci -oijiceman lor driving over a tire Bomb Range Decision Due mini! and sewing contests day and Saturday, and lhe Style Hevue Saturday night napkins, and luncheoni. Other 4-H activities, inrludin!l'l,r,l,er- exliibil prons. skirls, and cooking, photography, clectric-S'llmcm protectors. itv. and meeting record keeping. Teen Wise Clothing members will be subjects for fair contests ofler cotton dresses and a blouse and exhibits, and thc fairgroundsior a skirt for exhibit, ipavilinn will be open daily from Hollies for Kun and Sun n'rol- eels are sun dresses ics, schools and hospitals can be set up here. Only a lew of- riniule u'ill nimain hm-A t.-ith Pi-r-c. vnuiiiiiiigiy lours gins, a sicp id(,n( K.,baschek. scurfs, cloths. Willi only one permanent hotel built, the visitors scrambled for Fair weather beamed on all but Florida and the Pacific Northwest Wednesday and showers were ex pected to be cunlincd today to the Northwest, Florida and Geor gia, and from the northern Gnu stales Into the Ohio Valley, lower Great Lakes and New York slate. The northwestern showers were (expected to spread into thc north- sleeping space Wednesday night. Icm pa,s jnle lo(iayi wj(h snow and humine-home Anril 9 A iudec 1 Bar,Ji,,"a Moo,'e is Kcltin llclP lo-.r'li'ni"8 and Development. whichdca( tlis atC-1100 by a scar Lnl hSn Zl Wedncsdayhy 'or her hike to New York, k-n.s the 06.000-acre range for in-inR p!,rly. C aitiiarx Fla An nllnmnt U'ill rtna mnra nnnclinn- I ' 1 , ' , ', I, - be made lo put it into a 1,000 Does one hear of troubles in .. , . . ... C ,l,orlo,P '"s" "'"" The answer is NO. terland has been peacelul and said 'he agency agreed lo an- Williamson walked jauntily from hannv and orosnerous. The rea-"01"1 th,s bW two weekS(lhe cou,.room int0 the arms of ' 11 Im ariuanco inctoarl nt lticl nm flli ri: better than''. .'. ,T , J ""waning omceix ino LOVELOCK, Nov. (API SALEM 'AP) The stale Kmorg-j ency Board will decide FridayiCOIOrGCIO PUPll -whether to pay $412,600 lo move J r J the Navy bombing range at rOUnCI DCGQ ,00.11, man l0 a new sue, piouaum ESTES PARK. Colo. (API -in Lake County. In....;.i i i , ., ,.r .... j The request for the money was Universily of Colorado sludenlsjwintcl' (l,cs!ics 01' suils' Dr. made by the state Department of ; Inst on Longs Peak, was found! '''Icsc exhibits, as well as nu- rch-i cxnimis anu coniesis, arc open lo puhlic anu parents Prices for transportation food rose steadily. Thousands drove lo Brasilia, and skirt and traffic was a problem, even with jblouse, and play clothes or loung-'WX) special police on duty. ing clothes. In Rio, church bells, cannon lire Advanced cluh members oxhib-land sambas welcomed the big it narlv nr "hesf dresses andPOltS inauguration as Brazils more advanced proiects include!-""1 nu sihhuusi aiaie uuuna uara. Johnson said NASA is announc-:i,,.., r ih. viremsian,-es of' Br. Moore. 56, traveled only 32 uusuiai sues. ..ling the Echo project today. Hel.hp rase" ; miles Wednesday after covering a i The department proposes to give 7j I.. J l"e . Limit;.. IIU k. III. J, ilh. cmm.nl ..m. .Iiiln lnJc Her motor escort quit, leaving (in Lake County m exchange lor Mountaineers said no sign had1'1"011'0"1 lllc sllow- been found of the oilier climber,! Prince Willmon, 23, Fort omith, .,. ,l i ill niimini,. iiiilcu u. iu.i u v -) ,, i nn niiir-ni-i; mp w.I.N IH'LiUeu son is inai a nine ueucr inaii;. . .. . - & - . r-- n,.i, f.. i,nt. i-.-.-i cii,w vears aeo the neonle of Swit-""s "Bes"u"- ,U"KC1 as an Army deserter who used a i" ",7 , yeais ago Uie people Ol axsil , . , nH ,J-e' . J . When .1 II llnrttrnc nt V.i n n Zetland look things into their own "" ,a'Se "f."16..10 .L-'rallL heard o he? nlieh, he of! rnMe hinds and nrcani7ed ",-,s"""- -""v r-i cense. Me pieauca guiuy lo iiiice '- " capaote nanus ana oigamzea a . .Henaio irankino and !. ifered h s scrv ecs as motor cscorl system of government c basic-all v . . , "... .. , " , , .,, . communicating with the satellite, similar to ours, but with LESS " POLITICS than ours) that has ltept Switzerland pc.tceful and:News Lashed the vegetarian with a 20-pound the Boardman range. The $412,filKl would pay lhe cost ol moving equipment on the range, although Lyndon Johnson the department said the cost ord that his body was found high Ark. Jones was a Iicsliman student ,,-. Dac!laniii from Wchslor Groves. Mo. i"" rre5IUenCy the searching party radioed Referee Bill Goes To Chief HOUSTON (AP) Sen. Lyndon prosperous, Why MOSCOW (AP) Pravda to- counts of making false state- LETCHWORTH. England (UPD fcred his services as motor escort might turn out to be much less on the southwest side of the 14.- J"hnson, '":lex 0la? Eavc; i ,j i.i .u-.. i.,--. . . . r j ... his first definite indication he ai o was accep eu. u, a. K;,o-,, peaK cause oi aeain was, Democratic.alter a long fight in both Houses Hodges, a retired Mare Island I, said the money would be re-no learned immedialely LmLta? lor presided. against stubborn Southern opposi- shipyard electrician, said he would paid when lhe Boardman land is His coed companion, Jane Ben- '",""1"""" ' -,' i i 'ij,.n also nrovides criminal nen- oixen, in. uavenpon, lowa, oc-t , ..' ,.,;, ,,. usl,.Hin f fedn,-l ., , . , .. . , , , . , ., sini-.sii- nil ll sevi i .11 ihiucl inn s- . iw i k. Mum u innv ini- inn nvi-n.-iniin n si-i-niifii sail-v mm mp mn n- flurries forecast for the Rockies. Cooler weather was expected from California across the ccn Iral plateau and from lower Michigan into the lower Ohio Valley. School Teacher Body Located McALLEN, Tex. UPI Tim body of Irene Garza, 23, a raven haired beauty contest winner and school teacher, was fished from a canal in lhe middle of McAllcn today. She had been raped and killed by one blow on the top of her head. Miss Garza had been missing since she set out for mass at Sa- WASHINGTON (AP) The 1 House passed and sent to Prcsi-1 dent Eisenhower today a bill pro-' viding for court appointed ref-' erocs to help Negroes exercise tiilinty riphts " . A ii-..! r-nil.nlin rl-..r..l. ......t., The civil rights bill. approvcd , . . STEALS CRANE JOYRIDES accompany her all the way lo sold to industries. About 40 miles ahead of Dr. 'the lands are in progress. Ln Ul:-.U nMH nltn r..nn-l nl:.. ,,l l,, cmn ' " uo.y imuixmu .m ruine .iMtu J,: TIip rio.rlm.nl alsn i ,l,i Well, the Swiss finally learned a group of Soviet medical scion-one stole a 15-ton mobile crane . , . " ... 1 ' . . . I , , . . r i -.i -n t . I L. v no die rtisu iissuuiuiik: inc ill.- nil i:i.uini ill clean; iinei; new W to make government work lists lashing out at Russian news- equipped with a 0-foot long boomj. 7g bs department. for ALL the people, rather than papers for printing misleading and apparently took it joyndingi patrjck Moonev 34 an( ! for lhe politicians. land false claims of spectacularithrough thc countryside before ''; iri 'can Ivan 1 tain Wednesday night. That's about the size of it. lineuicai ueveiomneiiLs. lauanuuiiin n. r ' ' l?il;fQM fit 1 fesl il a Vr - i (fl!'.' ;- ,s.' . J" ... ..sr- Portland Girl Saves Family lions on acceptance of thc nomi nation hut finally told a news con- ; (crenco orders. This issue had come up es pecially in connection with school csco a day ahead of Dr. Moore. fOIICG ACCUSe PORTLAND (AP) A 15-year They say she must have ridden' . . old girl rescued four members of. pan of her 109 miles Tuesday. The1 WO U.O. dCriDCS her family from a fire that licked doctor waved aside the assertion, j i through (heir home early today. In eight days of hiking, Dr.! MIAMI. Fla. (AP) Cuban se-i Firemen said Kimmy Jenquin Moore has covered about 360 crct police accused two U. S. f 31:17 4(ii, Ave. woke up, miles while lhe sergeants tramped newsmen of counterrevolutionary u-ncn she heard flames crackling' ever 4tK) miles in nine days. lacuvuies, uie Americans sam on a( 2 a m. their arrival by airplane Wcdnes-J she rushed into her molhcr's day night. bedroom and found flames shoot- liichard Bales of Cocoa Reach, jjng U,. Unable lo wake her moth Fla., and Mario Biaselli of Bos- rri ,m,s potpP Jenquin, she ton. Columbia Broadcasting Sys-'draMcd her lo safetv. TMPF.I Formosa (AP) A tcm lclK"',cr and cameraman re-; Thm she raced back inside and South Korean mountain climber P""y- "id 'J'ey would re-awakeneri the other children, was on his way to safety today lheck ,fl',n "' ''a ispatchedlc ,ndy, 9, Marc, 10, and Dennis, after eight davs tranned with ;wvcral dilvs bcfole d'tss.: 12 hinken Ipp in a ravine in ennhal lnK a recent controversial inlor-l The father returned home while 1 iiiiiic iiiniisiL-i iiiemen sun were at tne scene "I have served my country in desegregation orders, as in Little every capacity in which I have Kock. Ark., but thc bill was cx been asked (0 serve. I w-ould not ponded to apply to resistance of I any federal court order. More Police Needed PARIS (AP) More police are needed lo make Paris safo for foreign tourists, the tabloid Paris-Jour suggested today. Thc pa per reported there were 30 hold ups and burglaries in the capital the past four weeks. Mountaineer Nearing Safety .Formosa's rugged mountains. Kim Chi Huan fell into the ra Fidel Castro. He said his wife had taken sleep vine and broke his lee Anril 12 ' n",,?, ,",u" ,mc- "i P'" l' nc retired His companions slaved nearbv. v,c""1 ( astro who in response Firemen blamed a cigarclle for passing food and water down io 10 ? ' JUPS'lon- "?rt flatod lalk!'he blaze which did $2,000 dam the injured man, but they wc,.e:"h President Eisenhower or Sec-e unable to rescue him. rela7 of, Me Chrlslla,n Local aborigines Wednesday ,l' lm'"uv,: luns "c" helped extricate the mountaineer.,1"1' "ie lw0 and the party set out with Kim on! a stretcher lo a point where a helicopter was waiting to (ly him to Taipei. SOItltY FOR TAXPAYERS Klamath Printer Mishap Victim shirk my responsibility. I If it-i .1 TWIN CALVES out of dairy cattle are not e rare phenomenon at all, veterinarians ay, but out of Hereford! they ere. These sprightly little brothers are half Here ford. Their owner, Clarence F. Adreon, 5679 Leland Drive,' Klamath Lumber and Box Company tallyman, is holding their mother, 4 brown Swiss or black-face jersey c : n- 1 1 ii survivors riCKeu up Representatives, cast thc only j Falls, Ore., was injured seriously MANILA (AP) A U. S. Navy, dissenting vole Wednesday on a today when his motorcycle hit a destroyer today began picking up bill to increase state payments to highway divider and he w a s survivors from a Philippine fish- the aged So a month. thrown to the pavement. ing boat w hich grounded on a reef "Doesn't anybody here have I Attendants at Brookside Hospital he's not sure which. Mr. end Mrs. Adreon bought two acres there lest year and with I in the South China Sea with 110,any mercy at all on the taxpay- in San Pablo said it was possible the twins, born this month, they have e herd of six. ipersons aboard Wednesday. ers?" he asked. his skull was fractured. t i-l"- i:- t-i.i. n ' rri-tiirivn r-.l;f anttun.! Trim Gibson', 78. the oldest mem- aid E. Kohl. 30, on vacation fromi THE OREGON GREEN GUARD t Conger School is composed of these Spruce Blue her of the Mississippi House of his job as a printer at Klamalh Bird unit members. At left is Mrs. Georqe Yahraus. their leader. The girl are. from left, Erlene Blake, Cynthia Griffin, Dianna Johnson, Debbie Montieth, Barbara Stu debaker end Dawn Yahraus. They are shown during their recent initiation into the guard. To earn the honor, they partieipeted in many projects of the Camp Fire Girls "She Cares Do You?" three-year national conservation project. Their "tree eon sus" was chosen to be sent to the forthcoming Camp Fire Regional Conference for showing. They measured, identified, counted and determined condition of trees in their neighborhood.