Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 16, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD and NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Sunday. Oetoheg)lS, 1960 PAGE S A ULLm IO.i KrTiTO OOHOTTa KUikaiJ' JOICT 0DTO31TIOI UKT, 1940 Cr.Cf iiJl30 WTH 195 CCP 4A30rl (DKFIWONS ewutwnt noma thru y-tM-.r t. iw oowiLa n oMooiwuarciuiii iouto comirru., ra. ki ?m. j)ch), oAqui Oit.-eiif. wuhinrm) ia.hoJ.er.. iaLii.ei. Colo- "ft tvr 1959 15JJ 12li 12& iS iSil 1 12i2 12i2 J2i2 Klin. Totil i lau 1222 i2i2 iS2 , Bj Curl.rl Kill Truck 1 Total t. 87 Crd..l D. 3. 1 0. S. 2 V. S. 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U971 12335 (32) (33) (26) (40) (43) (2) (24) (23) (19) (14) (37) OH) TOTAL PISP03ITI0H 1157 1207 14211 15020 lflSLO 14117 2229 5225 5426 4383 4390 TO 40340 . Cartlflad aaatin N.O. fraah rMrk.t roqulroMntl. PrlMrlly tabla atoek but U7 Includa fav ahlpaanta to non ta61a .lock oull.tr.. Cartltlad aaad ahlpHnta only and raporta froai aoaja araaa lncoplata. i Hanji lota contain hUh parcantaxa U.S. 1 and U.S. 2 aradaa. Includaa ehipa, canning, froailnn, flour and all tjrpaa danrdratad product!. Lota contain low parcontaia of U.S. 1 and U.3. 2 gradaa or fall to aaat M.O. fraah itarkat raqulraowita. Includaa dlvaralon to linstock faad, fara uaa, aaad saad for planting within araa, ate. KUHS TlsLWh cuvd UismoA By TIM MASON What's this? A homerun in his tory class? A run scored in Al gcbra? Ahhhh . . . Baseball! Yes, the World Series is here again and with it came the trans istor radios with earphones and antennas to boot. And sure enough, Klamath Union student Sea Search Cancelled busy last week as the Kratcr staff raft was in distress students. Accompanying them were Patty Anderson, and W. D Boone, adviser to the newspaper, who chaperoned the trip. All agreed the trip was most .successful and beneficial, and will jgreatly aid in improving the two are as interested in tins annual i'""'"-"""""- event as anyone else. Taking ai The remainder of the journalis- closer look, one sees why. tic organizations were equall; That large book Johnny is car rying around has the center of (he pages cut out to hide a small radio. Students aren't suddenly turning deaf. Those hearing aides vjire more correctly labeled the new personal earphones, attach able to the transistor radios. Don't be alarmed to hear music flow ing out of some boy's shirt or pants pocket or from a girl's purse . . . it's just that the game hasn't started yet or has recently concluded. Vat the past week almost every one has done nothing much ex cept talk, think, argue, and bet on the World Series. However, this is a break through in the al most bitter controversy over the presidential candidate the "non voters" at KU are vigorously sup porting, criticizing and defending. If ever a class gets sidetracked from the regular studies, the World Scries or politics usually can rightfully receive the blame Paynter from her staff attended me large conenuun 01 .-unit- El'HKKA it PIi - The Cnasl Guard has cancelled a search for Christ Rally aboard the HAPPY CAMP - The Commit nity Church here w ill be the scene of a Youth for Christ rally No vember 12 raft I conducted in eed I r US Reports Fewer Polio Cases WASHINGTON (Api - There j lytic cases was 131 in the week were fewer new polio and paralyt- enHer Sept. 24. The high for all ic ca'-es again last week Public , , , , . .. . ., ,,. ,. , ., kinds of cases was 218 in the week Health Service spokesman said , todav it annears Ihe lOhfl neak cnri(,d l'1- 3- was reached during September. I In all, 1:11 new polio cases were I reported last w eek, 101 of them paralytic. This compared with 179 cases, including 121 paralytic, in 1 the preceding week ended Oct. 1. The lwn weekly high for para Comfortable Vision Phnn For Appointment Dr, Harry Scribner Optometrist N'rxt tn ttrmans Men'i Store 4 k NEW UNIFORMS were Durchased bv members of Girl Scour Trooo money they earned during the past six months. All are fifth graders at Ferguson School. They were treated to refreshments at the home of Mrs. Wayne Horton, their leader. The girls are, from left, Linda Giovannini, Norma Dotson, Vic It i Kneipp, Deb bie McNoise, Karla Bergman, Denise Decker, Beverly Brackman and Candee Horton. New Tax Law Seen As Model For Nation I I 8 recently with SAl.KM AP The legislature's mends repeal of the personal prop- the legislature, which meets Interim Tax Committee filed its ertv lax on inventories, and sub- January. t'Plim-t FriH:iv nnH c:iirt it wntiM 1 at itnl inn a tinvim rpceillls t.'IX. A rally will next be k (ir(,cnn-s iiu.me iav law- a It said this would encourage busi- December 5 model for Ihe natum. nnss :md industrv to locate in Ore-! lhp of Lords sits as su and The report, first to be filed by Ron. prcnie judicial authority as the anv interim committee this vear. Other proposals would encourage nigiiest court ol appeal ot all the timber owners to hold their trees Lourts of Great Britain. until they mature, Rive property tax relief for needy aged persons, three men "Leaky Tiki" whkh has not been for pastors, their wives seen since it left Washington State church representatives. last Kriday on a proposed voyage The rallies formerly were held would reduce income tax receipts to Australia with three m e nmon,iy jn Yreka. The schedule 1" per cent, and levy a cigarette al50al'n'' 'has changed to include a rally I tax of three cents a package. All A Coast Guard spokesman said on le secon() Saturday of each income tax deductions would be and make adjustments in taxes on the operation was called off be- month at various churches in Sis-'removed. .farms in urban areas, cause it found no sign that the kivou Coiinlv. 1 Thp commiii ak ,e,nmJ p,-,.,v:,k will be submitted to Retiring from Business - Complete Sellout Ordered Public Auction MODERN MOULDING PLANT and FINGER JOINTING EQUIPMENT of Klamath Pine-Trim Co. Corner Avolon and Boardmon KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON To be sold on premises in lots to suit on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th - Starting 10:30 A.M. comprising in part: 2 Modem Mottnon 6" Moulder!,- Vonnegut Siie 6 Moulder, 6"x4" cap.; Turner 42" Vert. Band Saw; Mcrshon 44" Band Rctaw; Greenlee and Klamath Table Ripsaws; Cutoff Saws; Trim Saws; Air Compressors; Complete Finger Jointing Equip ment, Custom Designed tor Rough Lumber including Twin Scarters wAuto, Glucr, Trimmer and Press; Over $25,000 Valuation Spare Saw Heads, Moulding Knives; Accessories; TD-9 Comb. Forklitr and Grader; Ross 7'i-T Forklitt; Ross Lumber Carrier; Complete Dust Collecting System, Convey ors and 40' Burner; Misc. Supplies. Desirable Plant Facilities for Lease Under Most Favorable Terms. Sale Conducted by: STANLEY M. FRIEDMAN, INC., Auctioneers 93S Howard Street San Francisco, Calif. YUkon 2-1682 "The Industrial Liquidation Specialistt -May We Be Of Service?" published the Krater Friday and the members ol F.I Rodeo con tinued their work on gathering material, designs, and pictures for the new yearbook while others busily promoted sales after school. Yearbook sales will continue through this week. Due to misinformation in Sun day's edition of this column an error was made in that the school's Parents and Patrons As- Isociation had not decided on spon soring a hayride for KU students in order to help raise money for the United Fund Drive. . Also the talent show planned for around the first of Novem ber some time w ill be directed by Charles Thurston of the Thurston School of Dance and is open to any Klamath Basin talent as well as that from Klamath Union. Delegates from the school's yearbook and newspaper staffs re turned to school Monday following their trip to attend a journal ism conference in Eugene last Friday and Saturday at Ihe Uni versity of Oregon. ' Betty Kerns, editor of the Kra ter. and Carol Hanson and Jim Report Says Warn System Is Outdated I i i ! WASHINGTON (UPD - The Army has received a hush-hush report which says the nation's air raid warning system is badly out of date, it was learned today. The report says that neither Ihe nationwide radio warning system known as Conelrad nor the net ' work of air raid sirens is suffi cient to warn the American pop ulation of an impending attack by intercontinental ballistic mis siles. It recommended the develop ment of a low-cost alarm system which could be triggered by a special impulse in an area's elec tric current. It said such alarms should be placed in every house and building in the United Stales. The report, entitled "Air Raid Warning in the Missile Era," was prepared for the Army by the Operations Research Office of Johns Hopkins University. The report noted that a large majority of the American people usually are indoors and that the sounds of the sirens are not loud enough to reach them. The study also concluded that even when the average American hears a siren he usually ignores Its warning. The report blamed the large number of practice alerts and siren tests for this gen eral reaction. The snail may be slow, but it's very strong. A snail can pull a toy wagon loaded with 200 times its own weight. Reports that the raft was sight ed off the Northern California coast Wednesday were erroneous, according to the spokesman. The "Leaky Tiki" is made ot two 24-foot pontoons decked over and carrying a cabin. It also car ries a radio transmitter, a mast and sail, plus an outboard motor The missing adventurers arc Charles Avlen. 36; Donald Traw- it:-ki. 35. and Jerry Rail, 2fi, all of Puyallup, Wash. They began their voyage at Neah Bay. Wash., and planned to sail to Australia via Santa Cruz, Mexico. American men enlisting for five years or the duration during thp War of 1812 received bounties of $24.00 apiece. Termites are social insects like anis but the two are no more closely related than are monkeys and horses. LIMITED TIME ONLY We are repeating one of our most out standing sales! Hurry for the trade of a Lifetime! 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