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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 A HKRALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday. April 22. IQfiO MARKETS and FINANCE do ep Hoodlums Rpoorted Stolen 1 uamage KF Kcmes Stocks : WALL STREET '.; NEW YORK AP) - The slock '. market clod mostly lower today ! in moderate trading. ; Volume (or the day w as csti- ' maled at 3.0(10.000 shares com- pared with 2.700.000 Thursday. Livestock PORTLAND (AP - (L'SDAI-1 Cattle for week salable 1710: tradei active; fed klfcrs and heifers City police are investigating a pair of thclts reported Thursday.! Personnel of Radio KFLW said a distortion analyzer worth $410 Most pivotal issues showed jstecrs 28.25; several loads low- gains or losses going from frac-lchoicc 930-1133 lbs 27.75 - 28 00 steacy 10 nigner; cows mosiiy kol(,n somcllmc rct.cny steady to strong; spots 50 cents from (hc slalion s transmitter in 1 nigner; nuns ana iceaers s cauy: )e mM an( Ncw, Bui(ingi load average-choice 1114 In led1 .-mi t-s,,i,,,,Hn David Goff, 2141 While Avenue. said a thief broke into his ga- town Vandals struck like lightning twice in the same place during the past two d;:ys. A w indow in a home occupied by Mrs. Slanley Bennett, 813 Rose iway Drive, was one of a dozen or broken by vandals Thurs- the rest of the year did not come average choice 941 lb fed noifors;Tnrs(ilyi uons io uuoui a iuim. imixea gooa ana low-cnoicc z mi-i raf,c wnjc le wils out n A amp oi anom i points uy uii- 21.00; cooa 24.jU-2ii.su; . lannara u..,. m..,.,.u i ,t u,.h 97 ion Carbide dragged at Ihc indus- 22.00-24.00; cutter and utililv daii v ....1 .i..i' r;.i,;., n. mol'e trial average. Profit outlook for breds I7.tt0-2I.00: eight head lotit,n u Ji,, n, , h . ( , 'day night. She reported a similar illinium it iruni'Miiiy. The night-going hoodlums fired at will under cover of darkness over a wide area. They used pel Ids, rocks and hammers. Here is Thursday night's toll: A rear window and front side window ol a 19M Ford sedan oper-j alcd by Michael Strong. 513 Wash- Two minor autn accidents were ins'on Street, were broken 'by investigated by city police Thurs- hammer-wielding vandals as the. (jay car Hits parkcrl al tliat address. up to record earnings just report-(27.00; good 2.1.50-25.50; few 211.00; j ed. utility and standard 10.00-23.00; Polaroid scampered ahead morejeutter down to 16.00; ulilily cows lhan 7 poinls. Usually slaid Amcr-jio.00-17.50; few young cows 18.00 ican Optical spurted more lhan 3jm.00; canncrs und cutters 12.00 on the heels of Thursday's 1 14.00; llolslein cullers 10 15.50; point rise on an earnings boost, gutter and utility bulls lli.50-21.50; American Telephone canceled a 'few 22.00; good and choice 800 075 small early loss and was about lb feeder steers 24.50-25.50 ; 550 WiO a point higher as were American jib yearling blockers 26.0O-2ll.50. Tobacco, Tluokol and Radio Corp. I Calves for week salable 2110; Police Probe 2 Accidents MOW YORK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED 1'RESS Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cyanmide American M & Fdy American Motors American Smelting American Tel & Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Alchisnn Railroad 23 Bendix Aviation 65 Bethlehem Steel 44 i . Boeing Airplane Co. 24 Borden Co. 46 ' ; Borg Warner 39 ft . Brunswick Balke H2 ; Burroughs Corp. 32 ' ; California Packing 30 5 Canadian Tacilic 26 , ; Caterpillar Tractor 28 ; Cclanese Corporal ion 25 ; Chrysler Corporation 51 (4 ; Cities Service 42 - Consolidated Edison 64 Continental Can 41 '4 Crown Zellerbach 43 H . Curtiss Wright 20 I Douglas Aircraft 29 14 ; Dow Chemical 91 '4 ; e'u Pont de Nemours 211 T-aslman Kodak 109 34 El Paso NG 32 Emerson Radio 13 -li ucstone Tire 3S ','4 Kirsl America Corp. 26 H t ord Motor 70 ft General Dynamics 41 ', General Eloclrlc 89 '.i General Foods 104 Vi General Motors 44 Vt Georgia Pac Cp 55 ft Goodyear Tiro 38 Great A. & P. 37 s Great Northern 44 T Great West. Sugar 27 Gull Oil Co. 29 i' Idaho Power 49 ft Illinois Central 38 d lnlcrnational Bus Mch 458 Internalional Nickel 106 Inlernalional Paper 107 3i ; Inlernalional T & T 41 V4 ; Johns Manvillc 56 ' ; Kaiser Aluminum 44 ; Kennccott Copper 76 2t ; I.ibhy, McNeill & Libby 9i ljcKiieea Aircrau 2 - Minnesota Mining 188 .: Monsanto Cuemical 40 V, '. Montgomery Ward 45 V National Cash Reg. 60 1 '. New York Central 22 3 : Northern Pacific 40 Pacific American Fish 12 Pacific Gas & Electric 63 ('4 Pacific Tel & Tel 28 ft Pan American Airways 17 U Penn Dixie Cement 29 Penney U.C.) Co. 124 Pennsylvania R.R. 13 i Pepsi Cola Co. 42 Philco Corp. .11 i Phillips Pet. 45 5, ; Polaroid 229 "4 ; Puget Sound P & L 31 tj Radio Corp of Amer 74 '4 Rayonier lncorp. 19 4 Raytheon 39 a4 Republic Sleel 60 '1 Reynolds Melals 58 H Richfield Oil 73 Safeway Stores Inc. 38 X SI. Regis 41 ft Si-henley Distillers 23 ' Sroll Paper Co. 81 t Sears Roebuck & Co. 49 i Shell Oil Co. 36 Sinclair Oil 42 H Socony Mobil Oil .18 ft Soul hern Pacific 19 Sperrv Rand 21 ' Stamford Oil Calif. 43 "4 Standard Oil N.,1. 42 ' Stiidehakcr Packard 13 Simmy 22 Sunshine Mining 6 ' Swift & Company 45 ft Texaco T2 ft Thompson, R.W. 57 Tidewater Oil 20 'i Timken R Bearing 56 ft Transamerlca Corp 26 H Twentieth Century Fox 37 Union Oil Company 40 ft Union Pacific 5fi ft United Air Lines 27 i United Aircraft 33 i steady; good and choice vealcrs Cars driven by Gail Beth Camp-I A I've hy six-fool plale glass 2U.00-32.0u: few 33.00; standard bell. 1127 Alameda Avenue, and picture window was damaged in a 123.00-28.00; cull and ulilily 15.00-;Louis A. Balh. 618 Owens Street.. nnme occupied by Read Willard, i22.00; medium and good stock collided at the corner of Ninthl'"5 Grant Street, wilh a BB or jralvps 22 00-27.: choice absent, and Pine streets at 5 05 p.m. (pellet gun. Hogs (or weeks salable 1650: ac. olficers said Miss Campbell was C. B. Wuren. 230 Grant Street, " ,' live, butchers and sows mostly SOVacmpting a lefl turn onlo Ninlh reported the rear window of his ' - higher; U. S. No. 1-2 bulchers KM- from Pine and was struck by thcjlM Ford Station wagon was pil ... .' 225 lbs 18 25-18.50- around 300 head oncoming car. She said she didn't 'ed by BB pellets as it was parked iMiiuay i.a; io. im-i-io ids see tile Hat 11 s car. one was uvl-uhkih. 17.50 18.00; heavier and lighterlchargcd with failure lo yield right! Mrs. A. C. Yadcn. 6.10 North weight butchers 16.00-17.00: mixed of way to a vehicle. Damage wasFi"h Si reel, told officers vandals! grade sows 350-550 lbs 133.50-15.00; minor. ,!,ho1 a k'lehcn window three timesi A cilv nnlice nalml car on its pellets. U'3U In a rnhtwru ecenp nn 'nrlhl O. E. Gibson, i 1 iu v u - 1 mA tm r HftChA WKtam&smll aJ h.....;.-...,,, 1 19 49 .11 92 18 40 52 62 'i: 27 '4 ... . Ilcw lights to 15.50 Monday. oJ '2 ,.1 , ... .. .. , n r r:,l,t.n 7c rnn,tnr- a..: lm, ancep lor ween saianic wj; way to a roDbcry scene on onn v,ht, w . . ,. . . . '"'Islaughlcr lambs steady to mostly Ninth Street struck a car driven1""'- the 'car window of hiSJfj I M KU lOLiah-T GlKina HOOCl j25 .lighcr: slaughter ewes fully by Rollin K. Eudaily. 4305 Arthur 1!,55 Oldsmobilc was smashed by W lt KHrKlllll wmjh Mining iiwwm I ! 1.00 lower; feeder lambs steady; Istreet, at the corner of Pine and a hammer as it was parked in his II III MUUHIIIi) loul:Malk-g voung manl Police said he .remlv , o"" cuuin; anuiii nidiiuiliur r III) SI I CClS ai i.tt O.ni. o r.-- lambs No. 2 pells 17.50-18.25; oncl lot choice 18.50; few woolcd lambs ( "TANKO BUSHI," Japanese working song, is pantomimed by, left to right, Susan Pippin, Anita Crain, Vicki Mecham, Karen Bleak, Shirley Mecham and Virginia Rich. y in rehearsal (or the music festival to be presented by young people of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The program, "this is My Father's World," will be at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23, in Altamont Junior High gym. There will be no admission charge. Members of the church from Klamath Falls, Ashland, Grants Pass, Medford, Etna and Lakeview will participate. Thii month 25,000 members of the young people's group will give the identical program all over the country. BudpetS Beauty Parlor Robbed ' i mm Article By KU Student 1 Cites World Court Need Editor') Note: This editnrialland it would entail an orderly was written as pari of a Law'system that satisfies the princi Day contest and submillcd by pies held in common by most Tim Mason, sophomore at KL'HS. nations. This court could handle such By TIM MASON' leases as the Suez controversy, "The vital need for an ade- the Chinese-Indian border d i s- quate internalional system of lawjpute, etc.. and could decide the remains the greatest gap in the truth or falsity of charges and legal structure of civilization.". countercharges which have so These are the words of Lawyer often brought the world to the Charles Rhyne. past president of! brink of war. ilhe American Bar Association, on! Enforcement would depend in the proposed solution toward the. the first instance, as it does now, settlement of international dis-iupon voluntary compliance, putes in Ihc form of a more pow- Therefore, it is up to all of us erful world court. !to revolutionize this ideal, which One approach low ai d this prob- more powerful and has mora lem of internalional trannuUityiPolenlial lhan all the H-homhs is-through political organization'and stockpiles of arms, (hat will such as the present system of henelit all mankind in his en tile L'niled Naiions Inlernalional deavors forever. Court of Justice. However, its chief weakness is that it has de-' tided less than one case a year flf QJQf C for the last 14 years, due lo the u f ! fact that it does not have com- CyCu By COUIICli pulsory jurisdiction over disputes! MERRILL The city council dis. lo 19.00; no spring lambs offered; The palrol car was driven by! omn' mvcrsiae Officer Carl Jennings. Jenningsl1"'. reported vanaais man ,H hi.iwl linht wa hlinkinn nrl g'od Ins windshield wipers and cull lo choice shorn slaughter officers charged Eudaily wilh fail- gasoline cap as his car was parked ewes 2.50-6.00; few woolcd owes ure to yield right of way lo an!"1 715 HiS" strccl Thursday eve- emergency vehicle. Damage both cars was slight. to 6.50; medium and good feeder lambs 15.00-16.50. Hearing Waived lo ni"R- Three persons reported rocks damaged their cars as they drove on Ihe Westside Bypass Thursday night. Richard Cada. 445 Division SI reel, said a rock hurtled through his car window, breaking it and damaging Ihc window frame at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Albert Confnrti, 204 South GRAINS CHICAGO (API High Low Close Prcv.C'losc Wheal May 2.09' 4 2.03". 2.08'i-O!l 2 08'i Jly 1.84'a 1.84'4 1.84'j-li l.Wt Sep 1.8H:' 1.86'i 1.86'i 1.86'i Dec 1.914 19I1! 1.9IVa4 1.91'j Mar 1.95 1.94'a 1.95 1.95 Corn May 1.19' 1.18'. 1 19', II!) Mr 1 3t.V. 1 Uni 1 1I.V- I- t qn. .... . . .. . ..., - 3 , . ., . . ,, U,.l. U U ... .. w Sep 1.17'. 1.17', .7,.?, 1.17', '. IU--M. U...CV .. - Dec 1.10)4 l.lll'z 1.10'ii 1.10'i,0!:""'- l','1" u .u"K-- ""r" "" .'"-'" , .... 101 lorgery 01 eiuiorsemcni. uer "'ia iuuuu a iuc ui iuurs 4 . , . ... . . ... ,1.. ..,!.... 1 1 ,1 : pica is 10 oc ncara ai j:.iu n.m.ii'H'i-""j' K"""-"-" uiiowiu Monday. ion North First Street above the Dewey Thompson. 36, Chiloquin, bypass. They found no trace of waived preliminary hearing on a 'hc vandals, however, charge of forgery by tillering and I publishing a forged check. Ho was I bound over lo Ihe grand jury and jailed in lieu of .$4,000 bail. Police said Mrs. Villa and Thompson attempted lo cash the check at Derby's Music Store lasl Tuesday. The slorc called John Singleton, writer of the check, and learned it had been slolen and thai payment bad been slopped. I Olficers said the check A lough-lalk g The Rnard of Directors of the'robbed Ihe Pea.e Ihe front door knob and Ihe inside of Ihe cash rol Howe, superintendent ol the county school system. The board also endorsed Ihc .74 'i .73 .72'; .75'.: Mar Oats May Jly Sep Dec Rye May Jly Sep Dec Soybeans May 2.13 - 1.14'4 .74 .72 .72', .75 ,744 .72'. .72". .75 1.21 1.20',4 1.20'. 1.21'4 1.20'i 1.21V! 1.22'j 1.22 1.22'i 1.24"4 1.24'i 1.24'ii .744 .72:'i .72' 1 .74'. 1. 20'', 1 21 1.22!. 1.24", Two ncrsons accused bv cilv do-I linn r niiAn.n!,.,, in n In.nnn FliwrviH" Slreet ciH a mrlf hmtrp $463.50 check apiwared'in district a window in her car as she drove! un'y's Proposed five-year serial Thursday aflenmnn helnreloil Ihc bvnasS at 8:26 D.m. Icvy 'f"'r- HoWe Pl'ned Judge D. K. Van Vaclor. And Larry Peterson. 602 Pres- Annabellc Baker Villa. 21. 2028' i coll Street, said his w indshield was ing held in churches and previ ously abandoned school buildings. W. H. Graham, chamber presi dent, commented, in Ihc board's action, Jly Sep Nov Jan 2.12'4 2 l2'.-3i 2 I2"i 2.15"4 2.14'. 2. 15' i-H 2. 15' 4 2.09'. 2.03' 4 2 09"4 2.09'i 2.08'. 2 D8' 2.08'ii 2. 12' 4 2.1I" 2. 12' 4 2.011". 2 12 POTATOES CHICAGO I API Potatoes ar rivals 59: on track 227; lotal U.S. shipments 608; old market dull; ear lot track sales: Idaho Russets 660; Idaho Rakers 7 40; Minne sota North Dakota Red River Val ley Round Reds 3 u; new -track supplies insufficient lo quote Ag Group Pians Meet cilities available in our schools TULELAKF. The functionallThc importance of an excellent committee on agriculture a n d school system lo the overall tone livestock, a subcommittee of (lie of a community can not be over was!Citizens Advisorv Committee fnrletimalpH., made out lo Jerry Bradley by siskivmi rnuniv twinnmem I Singleton for wages. They said itvvi 'Cl)mc hrr,' Tl,Psrt.lv, Aprjj! . was slolen from Bradley April 16. , Un. a ,0,. o( .,n industries LOCQl Printer in Ihe immediate area. The lour is pari of a survey being conducted throughout the county in coopcralion with Ihe Job Tips Given Girls Klamalh County Chamber of 5133 at a peak business hour:He lollclctl only commerce, on me iccummenua- v. tinn of Ihe chamher's OTI and Witnesses are not sure Ihe Public Schools Committee, hasiman was armed. He entered the j'ef,s'er" endorsed the budgets of Ihe cily shop at 112 North Ninth Street and couiilv school districts. at 2 41 p.m. His left hand was The committee's recommenda-l thrust in a pockcl as (hough he tion came after careful study ol hcld a pistol. With his right he Ihe budgols and alter discuss-lshovcd women around and ing Ihem at length with Willard iscooped money out of the cash McKinny, KL;!S principal. Mrs.jiegistcr. Margaret Sheridan, District 2 Then he walked lo Ihe corner school board chairman, and Car-.of Ninlh and Main slrects, got into an old car and lefl. Four women were in Ihe shop when Ihe robber entered. They were Mrs. Josephine Johnson, Mrs. Kathrvn Malonev, who was ilat together with a serial levy.jn charge; Mrs. Lois Downing currently in force, the ncw bvyland Mrs. Pearl Mc.Mahon. All would permit construction of unci got a good look at the culprit new school a year in counlyland all were agreed on his de areas where classes are now be- sciintion. He was a light brown-haired man from 25 lo 30. weighing about 170, blue - eyed, slender- announcing; faced, clean shaven and rather tall 'It is Ihc land slender. He wore a tan hat. tan trousers and a pink shirt. His clothes were clean but well-worn and unprcssed. When the robber entered (he front door Mrs. Johnson asked if she could be of assistance. "Shut up and sit down." said the robber. He pushed her into a chair under a hair drier. Mrs. Maloney came to the front of Ihc shop. He (old her to stop there and he ordered an other operator. Mrs. Downing, to "hand it over." She said "hand what over?" "Hurry up. Gel it," replied the robber. He told Mrs. Maloney to RICHMOND, Calif. (AP Don- get the monev or he "would blow young manl Police said he apparently was Beauty Saloncarefu tn -ave n0 fingerprints. jaPPcal on a regional basis ineiween tne principal nations ol vuL.j location and method the world. ,()f drilling a new city water will i One elaborate plan to supply in lhe near future at its meeling this need calls for a vastly ex- ln lhe city offices Thursday night, panded syslcm of world judicial Representatives, of St. Augustine tribunals which would parallel iChurch appeared to request con the setup of the Lnilcd Stalesneclion f the ciulrch to the cjty federal court system. It would sewer system. The church is lo- sian ny naving me present couri ca(cd a( (he outer edge of town, announce its willingness to sitjust beyond the city limits. an over me worm in cnamners of three judges and could have expanded intermediate courts of The world court would func tion on a basis of an established code of internalional law and con- iduct recognized by all nations, Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated' daily $1.16 hope of the Klamalh County Chamber of Commerce that on May 2, Ihe voters will approve lhe three budgets and the county serial levy in order lo continue and. where possible, improve the high level ol instruction and fa- Termed Better Missile Base Hit By Pickets VANDENBERG AIR FORCEI Both summer job possibilities BASIC. Calif. (API For Ihe sec- and career training were dis- ond time in a month, pickets have cussed at a panel sponsored hy appeared at this West Coast mis-jthc Chiloquin Horizon Club at the silc base. Methodist Church Annex. Modcr An Air Force spokesman said,B(Ur was Cherry Wolff. Thursday iron workers called a Speakers and their topics were strike against Philco Corp.. ancl j Bill Nerval ol Ihe Indian hduca some electrical workers joined in tion Otlice. "Advanced Educa sympathy. ition": Mrs. Earl Hall. "Whal an Lasl March 28, 2.000 electrical Employer hxpecls Irom 1 eon- workers walked olf for two days.iaged Employes "; Doris DiUlio. They claimed Philco imported "Work as a Waitress"; Agatha electricians at less than the going DiClio. "Work as a Baby Siller rate of $3.45 an hour. land House Worker"; Darla Brew- Number of men idled and issues 'er. "Work al Crater Lake. in the current dispute was not im- Mrs. Vir mm f'.. fn.-.. .. ......ni (HILOtjl lN - thiloquin H.gh Th(, c.onunittpei hcadcd b Ed. School girls learned from s ix,c-on Kolke o CaM in speakers Ihursday some tips is tr, al - lded fa about gelling jobs and some;cif( ,I(.nkins m p of (he hints about whal lo expect fromjTle,ake c.mccs Association. theill. nn1t .im Aclnll m"n.,nn.. nf ll.n Western Starch Company. aid E. Kohl. 30. Klamalh Fallslher head off California Economic Development; printer injured in a motorcycle) She complied and started lo Agency in an elfort to stimu-accidenl Thursday, was reported get the money. He shoved her late economv in underdeveloped jn satisfactory condition today, laside and grabbed all Ihe money Attendants at Hrooksidc Hospital in the till. He told the operators In San Pablo said he broke a lo remain 'Iwe lor 10 minutes, shoulder and an arm and suffered Then he backed nut the front facial culs when his motorcycle hit door and walked to his car. From 20 lo 30 persons are ex pected lo participate, Ihen return to lhe Sportsman's Hold, where they will have dinner al 7 p.m. and coordinate their thinking for a report to the larger committee. a highway divider and he was thrown to the pavement. The attendants said these injur ies were serious, but that Kohl would recover. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low I'r. Albany, clear Albuquerque, cloudy and Anchorage, cloudy Gerald Wolff, "Government Atlanta, clear mediately learned. Divorce Sought Regulations for Workers" a n d Bismarck, cloudv "Work as a Volunteer." ! Boston, cloudy The Horizon Club presented a Buffalo, rain humorous skil, "How to Apply Chicago, clear for a Job," cussion. after the panel dis- KNOXVILLE. Tenn. t.P A child bride at 13, Sue Carroll Thomas Tipton, has filed suit for divorce from Eddie Lee Tipton. lt. Mrs. Tipton, now 14. said Ihey ti.i..jr.rt M.-ii-rh 2ft tn.'tO. and separated last month. Her peti- Rw Scientists Answer To DST Seems Solved lion charged nonsupport and cruel and inhuman treatment. OBITUARY Cleveland, clear Denver, cloudy Des Moines, cloudy Detroit, clear Fort Worth, cloudy Honolulu, M Indianapolis, cloudy Kansas Cily, cloudy Los Angeles, cloudy Louisville, clear SUNNYVALE, Calif. (API Eartlilings across Ihc nation willjMemphis, clear move their clocks ahead one hour Miami, clear Sunday for Daylight Saving Time. Milwaukee, cloudy But l.ockhecd Missile and Space Mpls.-St. Paul, clear Division scientists, keeping track New Orleans, cloudy of their orbiting Discoverer XI New York, cloudv satellite, couldn't care less. They Oklahoma Cily, cloudy 82 83 foiled Corporation 7 'i I'niled Stales Plywood 43 foiled Slates Smelting Kft fnited Stales Steel 78 V Walgreen Stores 55 Warner Pictures 41 '4 Western Auto Supply 34 Hi We.lern Union Tel. 46 vi Westinghouse Air Brake 27 Weslinghouse Electric "v V heeling Steel 48VI Woolworth Company 65 V4 COOK YREKA Funeral services were KaM fr... namnl t' Tno'k 74 rcsi- ai r.t iwnhiwik for ihe nastlncver use regular clock lime, no Omaha, cloudy "0 years Wednesday April 20, Injniatlcr what Ihc local time is. (Philadelphia, cloudy Girdner s Funeral' Chapel at They created a clock of their Phoenix, clear Yrcka. with Ihc Rev. Harold Cole-iown called Syslcm Time all Portland. Me . cloudy man officiating. Interment was jnWaMired in seconds. By System Portland. Ore., cloudy the llenley Hmnhrook Cemetery. Mr. Cook died Monday morning in the Siskiyou County General Hospital. He is survived bv Time, 12 noon is 43200, or 43,200jRapid City, cloudy seconds alttr midnight. Richmond, cloudy Actually System Time is solidly St. Louis, clear linked with earthly clocks, It's Salt I-ake City, cloudy sister, Mrs. Viola Six, Carrollton.really urccnwicn time recorder, aan uiogo," ciouny Ohio, who has been here withun seconds inslead of hours. San Francisco, clear him during his last illness. He is! Midnight at the icro meridian Seattle, cloudy also survived by several nephews! in England rrads WXKIO on SystemiTampa, clear and nieces, Including Mrs. Louis Time and rolls around to 86400 Washington, cloudy 65 Vi Miller of Iloinbrook. Iby the next midnight. (M Missingi Three Hospitalized Emergency admittances at Klamath Valley Hospital Thurs day and Friday included Earnest E. Girlman of Tulelake. L. V. Finkenhinder of Route 3. and Ivan H. Kress of Oregon Techni cal Institute. Ileports indicated Girlman. 43, Mrs. McMahon, who was sit ting on a couch near the en trance, saw the robber's car, but could provide no reliable description. 4-H NEWS JUNIOR FRONTS Junior Broncs 411 Riding Club will have an outdoor break fast ride Sunday. April 24. start ling al the clubhouse on Ihe Wood- ard ranch. 07:fell off a roof while working! 5urdougn "ol cakes, nam and .. He was admiiierf Thrcrf-. nfln..Jeggs and coffee will he served. . . I noon .60 for He was under observation: possible broken Price will be 50 cents a plate. i , jjcnunieu uikici v years oiu, nee. . .lother injuries. His condition was!Scl vin8 wi" be from 10 a m' ,0 .05;described as satisfactory. noon- Gamcs be sd "P for 2j r inKenbinder, 46. received a ..ineck injury apparently while Oliwoiking at the Weyerhaeuser .. Company plant Thursday e v e- ..iwnfc. ne was sam to oe recov ering satislaclorily. .. Kress. 20, Boarriman. 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