Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 25, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Tuesday. October 25. I960 PAGE three; They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo MRS.PAlNECkE(2(wiTM NO KlDs) IS ALWAYS TOO BUSY TO HELP OUT ON COMMUNITY PROJECTS But whom does SHE nominate FOR THE JOB? WHV, A WIDOW WITH FOUR KIDS AND A JOB BESIDES ALL RIGHT SOME' BOOy HAS TO DO IT" I CAN GIVE IT A FEW HOURS EVERY NISMT AFTER I GET HOME FROM i THE OFFICE-YOU'RE WELCOME ' vs : 7 V WHAT? SERVE ON "THE CANVASSING -r-""7 COMMITTEE.'.' NO, no I'm too busy.' j . I'VE GOT A MILLION 11 I , 7, V THINGSTODO.'.'ASk r 1 lii.JUJ MRS.VVILLINGHORSE" I L rH lJTXf IH SHE'S GOT A LOT OF I'.YjhIJI Tsrn WELCOME"1 SAET . Morse Advocates Talks state PoWce ,nvesf,ga'e Accidents Over Red China Issue M.ilc police Monday were lines-. I hp truck came tn rest on itsiand Collier Slate Park. The truck (Ileal nig an accident which oc-jtop and was extensively dam-! went into the ditch at the side 'curied on Highway !7 near Collier used. The trailer tore loose andlof the road. The Chiloquin Dis Tark early Monday rnorninj;. in turned over on its side. Shei'ley aster Car administered minor winch a semi-truck and trailer, was uninjured. The trailer was'tirst aid lo Windsor and the truck Bv'THK ASSOCIATED PRKSS In the race for the 3rd Oistrict'went off the road and overturned, lull of mastic tile. jwas lowed lo Chiloquin The cniiecl states won on me 1 congressional seal, candidates' The driver. William Sherloy.l In other weekend accidents: issue of keeoinc Red China out Edith Green and Wallace I.ee an-50. I.os Ansteles. said he felt Pickun trucks operated bv Ken of the United Nations only because I peared together on a Portland something "bind up" in t h c noth Wa ne Collins, 4s). and Mel- li of old ties. Sen. Wayne L. Morse television program. Lee. a Kcpub- truck and skirted to pull over to! vin Robert Sheldon, 37. both of told an audience at Eugene Sun- lican, said he believed that the the left. The truik went into a' Cliilcxuiin. collided Saturday KJ Hal- iVnrest Service ua. (1110 nf tho furl, cl.rlrt -jnrl mrl...4 in tl... .i..l. nii'ht :l flm fliiliunim .InnWinn f'l Morse, who flew to New York't'ifl agencies which should be on the west side of the road, on Highway !)7. Collins' truck was Monday'after a weekend of cam- liquidated. 1 .removed by a wrecker. No cita- paigning in Oregon, said the only' Private enterprise could step in' Not That Good' llions wcre isMlcf. wav remaining to keep Red China and nandie 11. Lee said. He also1 , nv. . v,.lM ,.0 , . .n, . . 1 A Sunday night one-car acci JOHN H. HOUSTON Equitable1! Soving Plom Tamas a Hungarian immigrant out of the United Nations is to voiced his stand for abolition of k-.'n': ' ,. , .- . .... n-j ik. rj..,i ,. , r. .:.... ivaiiai. can lor nego unions wnn me n.,.r n workjB al Callcth as a re. cninese on Key issues, ne saic. u.u, e um Wc . ..,, said he ....... Red Cross, CD. Program jBikeS, Beer For Home Training Opens pQf BIQff er The home care of the sick and, November 7, Iniiired class nf the American:23. Red Cross and Civil Defense oiwns Tuesday, October 25, 7:30 p.m. and will meet at the Fire side Room of the First Presby-imunity terian Church, Sixth and Pine streets. Instructor will be Mrs. Natalia Reichenberg, R.N. The course consists of seven two-hour lessons in 40 nursing skills and techniques, with emphasis on pro cedure necessary for homemak crs in the event of either war caused or natural disaster. Fu ture meetings of the evening class opening Tuesday are scheduled for November 3, 8, 10, 15, 17 and 22, 9, 11, 14, 16, 21 and the Red Chinese should be asked through support of his church's engineer. things were good in America dent took place when Cass War- rance Windsor, 35, W132 Austin Street, swerved hi., panel truck to miss some deer in the road on lo renounce force in the dispute foreign missions progiam. He is but a $100,021.20 check payable to "i,;'nVi'y "7 bolwoon --liiliKuin over Formosa and in other border challenging areas.. eumbent. "If those conditions are rejected then many of the unaligned coun tries will agree that a government which refused to pledge adherence I Ml.c !riMc lllf VilltJMIVI uiet-n, me in- i,im . ;,lc.. . nnnri nun t,i.T ju.Ti imi iuti. "I dreamed for a few minutes Fires Puzzle to the United Nations Charter should not be recognized," Morse said. He has been serving as a member of the U.S. delegation at the United Nations. Morse, who was introduced by Rep. Charles O. Porter, told the Lane County Democratic dinner of what this would buy and then I came back to reality." i The check was a refund to him I from Pacific Telephone Co. and ! should have been for $21.20. Firemen are puzzled about the cause of three fires in the city and suburban area over the weekend. Two matlrcsses in (he bedroom' of a vacant unit at Johnny's Mo tel in the city brought tiremen to LaPoinre's Maternity Shop that if Sen. John F. Kennedy, the the scene Sunday at 1:50 p.m. Democratic presidential nominee, The mattresses were destroyed and the room damaged by smoke, firemen said. uon tvcrion sneiu. an un siu-,; i..ij n,.. ,.;u k .... n.. Nurses teaching these classes dent, pleaded not guilty to a gc)eral who wi ,ake a ,ook serve as volunteers, with t h elC,al-ce of drinking beer in public .,, ,!; u .. . Ti, .,.. First Presbyterian Church provid-Monday morning in municipaliinvo,ved an' A, Sarcna c0. mininVsaid a stack ,ng classroom space as a com- court The case was continued !claim on Jackson count v landiof hay owne. Suburban department containing pur- Shclp was arrested alter the service. Students chase a 75-cent textbook, and football game Saturday night. Of there is no charge for the instruc- jeers said he was drinking beer lion. at the .corner of Spring and Es- "Activation of this community planade streets, education has resulted from many William Osmcr Stephenson, 18, inquiries from homemakers of Route 3, forfeited $100 in muni this community as to how thcylcipal court Monday on a charge should prepare to meet disaster," 0f vagrancy. He was found loiter Joe Searles, Civil Defense direc-lmg around Klamath Union High tor, states. "We hope that women School after having previously of this area will now avail them- been warned lo stay away. where little mining and consider able logging was done. He said an assistant attorney general of the present administra tion told him and Porter that the patent was lawful "They have not of hay owned by Ben Vein LaComb burned afternoon at the Darrow Street. And suburban firemen stopped! a fire in a chicken bouse at a vacant residence at 1320 Hope liremcn,T 15 lonsj. 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This class will meet three times weekly with meetings scheduled for 1 p.m. on es are endorsed by the local Quo La Club as a part of their Civil Defense program. Those wishing to attend should register by calling the Red Cross office, TU 4-4125. Two bicycles were recovered from the A Canal over the week end by city iwlice. They were claimed bv Stanley Klulh. 2lifil Radcliffe, "and Kenneth Edward I was accompanied by Gov. yet gotten around lo answering! street Sunday. The interior wasl J the question of whether the origi-l damaged extensively and the ex-y : nal ore samples submitted as theterior slightly, firemen said. ! -M$-Mfr.M- basis for the claim were genu ine...," Morse added. In the 4th District, where Porter seeks reelection, his Republican opponent Saturday swung through live counties. Dr. Edwin Durno Mark NOW.' AT THE LUCCA CAFE World Fomoui-Delicioui . BROASTED CHICKEN Real Italian Style PIZZA PIE orders to go . . . or eat 'em here! LUCCA CAFE PH. TU 4-3276 2354 South Sixth New Structure Is Dedicated Free Jr., 137 Mortimer Street. Mrs. Lona Seiler brought a bike to the police station that her son .John found in the canal. It was painted red over a base coat of blue. Gale Seigman, 338 Michigan, called the station to report that a bicycle had been left all night MONMOUTH (AP) - Oregonlal corner ot t-igntn and Hign College of Education Monday dedi-jslreets- cated a new $800,000 student! center-commons building on its a II campus here. LflKP W Pll Higher Education, here for a meeting, joined with school, civic and state officials in the dedica tion. : . PORTLAND (AP)-The Humble The ceremony marked comple-!oil Co. has abandoned a well it tion of the student activities cen-jhas been drilling in Lake County, ter, which has some 45,000 square feet of space. It includes a snack bar, leisure time room, lounge area, office space, post office, bookstore, rec Abandoned reation areas and kitchen and dining facilities. the state Department of Geology and Mineral Industries said today. This does not necessarily mean an immediate end of oil prospect inn in I hp arna mininfl anninnnr " -.w.-.., f j.. . f .l . Ralph Mason of the department 'o,Mii u, w , O. Hatfield, also a Republican. They traveled by plane and cam paigned in Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson and Josephine counties. In the race for Oregon's U.S. Senate seat, Mrs. Maurine Neu berger. the Democrat, said action is needed urgently on the case of single-unit administration of the Klamath Indian Reservation tim ber. She said one ot the terms she seeks would start on Nov. 9, "so it will not be necessary to, wait until the new session of Con-i gross." She has endorsed a pro posal for a separata Klamath National Forest, rather than lands from the reservation termination being put into existing national forests. Elmo Smith, Hepublican Senate candidate, urged rapid develop ment of coastal ports, express highways linking the coast with inland valleys, a Columbia River bridge at Astoria, and multi-pur - O1 Voted Most Trou hie-Free Car hy owners, year after year. . . Ramhler is even more trouble-free in '61 SERVICE SINCE 1921 P4 t l v-.. r:..i....i "mtl ue impnTc muf nrepiace.' ' K ' ' ' LOWERS FUEL BILLS NOSPARKS f NO FLOOR DRAFTS NO SMOKE S ; IrvfflSbmtmKZSi UN,f"M het m hoo io cm. Ul Mta INGI ,U8M woot' IOUf TS OR SIMItAt Pji f n L-7&livfl Ti1 ,UEtl 1'0U CONIROt Fine . , . YOUR !;' y w I'yf HOME AND FAMItY SAFERI V II pJruTO Male., you. t.r.,d. ,7l3STr, t 1 M"m' hlwsi S3 SND FIREPLACE WI0IM AND HEIGHT . . . RECEIVE yg&SiW f I Colorful Booklet FREE W.fmS n m -Bt&- ' I' ll mmm I I. Kltl JUm.n DL.m. 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Under slate law. it must be capped and plugged. It reached a depth of 12.00:) feet. No data was released on the well by the company, but the North west Oil Report said it had drilled an abnormally thick sequence of volcanic rock. Northwest Oil said it doubted if the volcanic section was com pletely penetrated. ural resources. l'aft. Smith spoke at inn Center Planned PORTLAND (AP) - Plans to build an $836,500 convalescent re habilitation center for the chroni cally ill and aged were announced Thursday by Emanuel Hospital. It will use a federal grant of $423,250 for the project. Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wagon HosteuR will cll with gifts and friendly greetings from the community. TU 2-0903 , m SERVES ALL THE WEST 2lmt&(&t, you, Sktfi ot 7iaoe& be specific... say UftJIQN PACIFIC 23 if. 1 1 1 a t r a 5r- y i ' V-i 1 1 ! yr tern moS f n Tor Freight and Paisengar Information CALL A. H. Clark, Out. Trl. A.. 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