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PAGE 2 A HERALD AD NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday. April 22, 10001,- Reporter Eluded Guards ToTclkWith'Dr.Zhivago1 Editor"! Note: The author of' "When we met, fear and this article, a longtime friend ofjnmazcment covered his face, for John Alorley's, hosted the news-! as tlie first newsman to defy man during his stay here and'lhe guards since his house ar introduced him to a large Knife rest a year alo." Pasternak re and Fork Chb audience. jrcived the prize and the conse- quent displeasure of the Soviet ny GENE FAVEI.L w'ln n's novel, "Dr. Zhivago." "Prospects for world peace arc, Pasternak denied turning down the brightest in many ycars,"jthc Nobel Prize, as the Soviets said John Morley, foreign cones-'reported, said Murley. He saidi pondent, during the final meeting Pasternak told him "No one turas of the season for the Klamath down a Nobel Prize." Paster Knife and Fork Club this weckjnak's book blasts communism and in the Williiid Hotel. (is the world's third best-selling Morley just returned from his book. 22nd assignment to the hot spolsj Morley also said this country's of the world, where he inter-1 great threats are not so much, viewed leaders and talked to resi-from communism and atomic dents of countries in their own Avar but from creeping inflation languages. jcreated by increasing demands of "We are all pessimists because powerful labor unions and from we L'et our fads from newsmen lhe danger (or creeping socialism "DENNIS THE MENACE" I who print only the unusual events We are constantly faced with the bad things while the good things Morley s next major assignment will be in Paris to cover Presi- icnt Kisenhower's visit and thei happening are taken for granted coming summit conference and do not make the headlines. I Stan Miller, vice president of "You hear about the person the local rlub, presided over the killed in a collision but not'mecting. about the other 20,000 cars thai j Syghant Nagorski will speak passed through Iho same area during the club's first meeting h liiwiiiii n 11 fe, 'I GOTTA. BAT'N RUN! MB AN fOWY ARB FK3HT IN TX6 WOOLS OF A HOLS ' ' solved the problem with the help of school bus driver Elmer Cor neliiLS and his wife, parents of the K'outh who was paddled safely. "In the world I 6aw, the pros pects of peace far exceed those of crisis, but the crises will al- wavs be better advertised." next fall. Foresters home of Nobel Prize Winner Boris Pasternak. "I evaded I he Soviet Secret Po lice guarding his house near Moscow, climbod over a seven foot wall mid crawled to his door. ii Reservation UPHOLD enm Mir; iti i.tvr. NEW YOHK (LPH - A federal DpA4rAt appeals court ruled Thursday the I llll PrT Tl.. k;l.li,k ( 1tf....ln..'. l..-t ' L-,.,1 I ..:..,: a J , W W jiid int:iiiik;iiL ui jiiui n-j a insi r L-iifi til vuniuii ;illinilllMI anon I trip was his secret mission during j is justified in grounding all air- junket through Itussia, to the line pilots over HO years of age. The three-man court unanimous- If nnlinM d n nr . ..... I ,.,,1..,,, I Ij, r i . I uicai I'luiciuuii uu uoo.uwi . , , ... ,, .. which refused to issue an mjunc-! of Klamath Indian es-lprcs'dcnt M,ss Saly K' Stadheim to withdraw warrants alleging the association against enforcement ofi. fe ,h . . fores.l d t.Edelbrock president of the StudentjMaples, a teacher, paddled Earl the Order. ' ' " . iMimnrinl Ilntnn All Bt-a iinlnnir inn tAnMl ...(. mem with headquarters at their;"; ' " , j iu. . "; Klamath Lad To Head OSC CORVAIXIS (AP) Oregon State College students have elect ed Richard A, Seidman of Klam ath Falls as president for the 1960-61 school year. He is a junior business administration student. Thomas White was elected vice Paddle Controversy Ends As Tutors, Pupils Return HAHIRA, Ga. (AP) Teachers Mrs. Maples, who is seven months and pupils went back to classes pregnant, a maternity leave of ab at Hahira High School today, a sence. But the board made it paddling controversy settled, and, clear she could withdraw her re calm restored in this south Geor-.quest for the leave if she wished, gia farming center. Meacham explained' the board The return of the 600 pupils,; had not been able to rally to the the principal and 32 teachers was!support 0f the school staff while in striking contrast to Tuesday's the warrants were nouianH.no furor over the paddling last week;. Fajure of ,he k of Earl Cornelius, 14. LanH Hir ... . . The entire faculty resigned, . .k . ... " more than 150 pupils staged al." "" " ''. demonstration in front of theiJ one of the moat tragic building chanting, "We want ourd.a in "ahira hlslory. "id Mrs. eachers back" and parents talked i r , " ' about organizing a motorcade to' """J" lor M DCIor8 sne the Lowndes County seat, Val-i flosta, j e nre a quiet respectable The school was closed and the!1""'! . ve never naa five-man county board of educa- i mT" n? VKe ,n,s ""Pf" ,n " lion hurried over from Valdosta, SC" . DC,orc, , J 12 miles away, to hold an qmer- ..ff.l . Pn MlS' gency meeting. MaP'f "Ptl he la"ky. The board and the teachers P0""! h., 0 l'mes ,wrth . 8 iwtiiu neunesaay auer ine principal already had given him Vern Owens welcomes a new member to growing family of fine appliances ... yJTLnu and a milder licking. But principal and teacher eon tended they gave Earl only cus- County School Supt. Clyde W. "ucu T . . .Ty ,cus: Meacham and Principal A. 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SffCfl George PEPPARD George HAMILTON tverett oLUANl ' Luana FAT JEN Feotur Tonita 6:58 9:39 Feature Sat, 1:13-3:59-6.45.9:31 - 3 Ta hte! ml With tha w ! in Sf. v rt i 1 ; : 1 7 imiiiiiriousV. . j$kk;;-cA . version of the mtJ-vj y smsn broadwiy hit liar " .T : In leclinlcolorl y I MtllWBS PlCtWfS Him Sji Dron Prtfctim tL BrYnneR'KaY KendaU- 61 - mm MTOff h . www uwi; . - CONTINUOUI r0M 11:44 " the area became the responsibil lily of the board of forestry as the status, of the Indian owner ship changed from trust lands to private holdings. , Bob Madscn. district warden for the new Klamath Agency state district, cauiioned that the 11)60 , forest fire season is now undo way and burning permits are required for debris burning in or near forest land. He indi cated that the required permits can be secured from his head quarters at the agency. The protection area is mnde up of the large block of land retained by the Indians under trusteeship by the U.S. National Bank: the allotted lands which huvc now been deeded outright to the former settlers; lands soldi without sustained yield require-' menLs; the 91,5IKI-acre block re cently purchased by the Clown Zelleibach Corporation, and part of the tribal lands which are to go on sale in Uie near future but were under contract with the forest service for protection. These arc now being protected by the slate under a subcontract. There is a small amount of ad ditional lands which have been in private ownership or a num ber of years. T lie tribal council has tinned over some of the facilities of the Klamuth Agency to the state on temiwiaiy basis. This includes three residences, the tribal coun cil chambers', two garages and a warehouse. Equipment includes a number of trucks and transports. well as several Caterpillar: tractors. Final decision as to the disposition of the property is to be made later in the fall. Some of it may be sold Madscn began his work in for est protection with the Western Lane F.P.A. in the summer o( H'4.1 on a fire suppression crew Most of the lime thcreallcr found him active in acquiring practical experience in this lyie of work im eastern Oregon, which also provided the necessary finances for a formal education in for jostry at Oregon State College jlte was graduated in W50 and promoted within the stale for ;0stry department to forester at .Coos F.P.A. Immediately there- alter he w as promoted to assist ant di-JInct warden at Kiimia I Oregon. Having served six years in this capacity in the central 'Oregon state district, he trans ferred to Salem as a farm for ester and subsequently as a re loreslation assistant in the state lands division. Madson's promotion to district warden of the Klamath Agency slate district will find him and his wife, Grace, and their five children taking up residence at the agency. $eralianb$eUt$ Klmth Mil. Ortgen Serving Southern Oregon 'id Northern Cshfcrnl Published daily eceet Mturney o Southern Oregon Publishing Comoeny Main i Espianitat Phone TUoedo (H1 FRANK JfcNKINS. 6a. tor BILL JENKINS. Managing E Jit or PLOYO WYNNE. City Editor Filtered at second class matter at the post ofttct at Klamath Fails. Oregon, on August K. 190. under act of Congress. March J. 117. Secortd-ciss postage paid at Klamath Fein. Oregon, nd at additional mailing offices. subscription raifs Cerr.ef I Month t i.;j a Month! Jio jc I Year t 00 Matt in Advance I Month , $ i.j I Months S10.00 I var SH OO Carrier and Deateri Weshday (V Sunday, copy 10c UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRES? AUDII BUREAU OP ORCULAltON Subscribers not receiving delivery o their Herald and News, pleat phone TUdo 4-l1l before P.M. 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