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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Sundav. Vnvembcr fl. f3 : VS '. i r -t Sf "4 1 I "JTirva "f: 'ii JjmIMA 1 '-'x&jJL SKI CLUB OFFICERS glected here last week are treasurer; Betty Ramsey, president, and "Andy" from left, Maureen Byrd, secretary Anderson, vice president. Accused Spy Is Set Free On Heavy Bail : NEW YORK (API-Igor Y, Melekh, United Nations secretari at employe accused of spying for the Soviet Union, went free Fn- Minors Put On Probation WEED Four Weed youths.lyous archery grounds I minors, were placed on proba- night and left them e Klamath Junior Chamber Will Sponsor Christmas Parade In City The Klamath Junior Chamber a-ked to call or write Frank Dim-tally in the Herald and News he- Association of Commerce is starting early 'mil. 2530 Reclamation Street. IT with planning in hopes of mak- 2-3444 or Lee Kenaehle. 5228 Bry ing the annual Christmas paiadejant Avenue. TU 2 5009. or am Dec. 2 the best of all time. .laviee. and request an entry Those interested in entering a blank. float, band or other musical. Blanks will be punted occasion- group, marching unit, fraternal. comical or commercial entry are Army Proposes Tripling Germ War Potential also is helping the gram in which children are put tour, during which youngster Sinning this ucck. Or, paitici- Jaycees finance the event. in touch by phone with the North . select gifts Jaycees will buy pants may simply call or write Jaycees already have contacted Pole, and a Christmas shoppingllhem. any j.iuee mcmnor to provide every high school in the county n,,-,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, an ,.,., , alra(.t musics Trophies will go to the best groups. They also plan to invite all-around entry, the best march-1 the Hamilton Air Force Base mg unit, the best musical unit. 'band. the best fraternal entry, the most: Each vc.. ,f j.lvt.pos nso. comical entry and the best com- ,he pa.;;ie ;)h(m, lho (sl o( lv. mercial entry. Comber to kick off the Christmas The parade will start at the'season locally. The organization is predawn fire swept across the comer ol Main Street and f.s- especially active with service roofs of four buildings in thcjplanade Avenue at 7 p.m. and projects during the holiday sea North Beach district Friday, cans- continue down Main Street to the I son. WASHINGTON (API - Army ing an estimated SSO.OOO damage.1 "'V courthouse. 0ner actjvitjes planned are a sources disclosed today their No injuries were reported in the ic Klamath Morchants' Asso-; Christmas lighting contest involv hopes to' triple within five years blaze, which damaged the Sinaloa, nation will furnish judges. The' ing homes, a "hello. Santa" pro- their spending on development of Mexican cantina and restaurant, bacteriological and chemical war- 'he Hotel de France. Tai Lick, an fare agents. importing firm, and Derm's Radio The emphasis would lie on non- Shop, killing chemical, agents of the Fire Chief William Murray said kind which leaves exposed per- '"e lire apparently started in Blaze Sweeps Four Buildings SAN FRANCISCO l ITU A Contrary To Rumor Yes, contrary to persisting rumors, "Tuffy" Grigs by is DEFINITELY staying in business! There has never been even the slightest intention to discon tinue the operation known as Shamrock Custom Meats ... in fact, we have EXPANDED by add ing another modern smoke house! "TUFFY" GRIGSBY Shamrock Custom Meats 4329 Shasta Way Phone TU 2-421 S sons helpless for a time without causing them permanent harm inese would Be usetul both in limited wars and in local emer- aSe shed. lorage shed behind the Tai Lick from a cigarette. The lour dam aged buildings surround the stor- More than 1WI firemen fought the flames which spread from the shed, up the walls of the Sinaloa to the beginning of the vis and Shasta all lion Christmas school vacation by Kenneth T. Stone, judge of the Weed Justice Court, Monday, af ter pleading guilty to charges of gencies such as any possible overt action by Cuba against the U.S. naval base at nuantanamn Some of these incapacitating and swc'11 atmss ,he "PI'01' floors Halloween chemicals already have been de-,01 lne 0"'er ""ce m"""- afire at Ia-ivelollen- Arm.v sources said that Avenue. School 11 avv and .Marine security Hill Curve and in the center of frees at the Guantanamo base Highway 99 in front of Dom's'00 not already have some of Drive-ln south of Weed. Thev tnese on hand, they could be stip ulation of the Health and Safe ty Code. The four removed five bales of hay from College of the Siski- day on bail but he is under federal court order to remain in Manhattan. Melekh, 47. was ordered re leased Thursday in $50.(KK) bail. He spent Thursday in the Federal House of Detention. He will be free pending a hearing next Wednesday on proceedings to tm. him to Chicago, where he was indicted with Willie Hirsch lor allegedly seeKing military Laljn club members have maps and photographs ol me Latin Club Sets Sale were apprehended by Mount Shas ta police. Terms of probation include res- plied quickly. Officials let it be known that the Air Force and Navy hope to in tilution of the cost of the hav! elude in their new budgets some and restricted use of their ve-, money for development of the means to deliver and spread such incapacitating chemicals from air- hicles. They are required to wash the two fire trucks that answered the calls to the street fires. to Windy City for transmission the Soviet Union. The government vigorously pro- Pelican tested the source of the bail mon-; Klamath Monk Resists. School . round But Succumbs ed up a small mountain of good i Klamath Union High ey, which was produced in cash by two Soviet Embassy officials from Washington. The money was handed to Mclckh's wife, Irina, who in turn gave it to the court. U. S. Atty. S. Hazard Gillespie rummage to be sold Friday, Nov. 11. and Saturday. Nov. 12, in the "AKM "'"3-year-old Avenue and South . , , . To Hypnotism DALLAS, Tex. (API Bingo, quirrel monkey. craft while the further research pounds. Army presses into the com- Send Klamath's Own Ron Phair To Congress Pd. Adv. Klamath County Democrat and Republican Phair for Congress- Comm.. Bruce Owens and Norman Duffy, chairmen, 122 N. 9th St. elclnfl ctn.it Nt T,,n.A., U,,t f:.,nll., Hours will he from 7:30" . um """" Eighth a.m. to 7 p.m. Latin Club rummage sales have helped. to build a $1,000 scholar ship fund, under supervision of Helen Eplev Hoffman. Latin Club Jr. objected to the bail money iadviscr and head of KUHS tor- coming from sources enjoying dip-!cjgn language department lomatic immunity who could not be prosecuted if Melekh failed to appear for his Chicago hearing. He also objected to Mrs. posting bond. However, federal Judge Edward Weinfeld told - the government prosecutor: ' "Now, Mr. Gillespie, either we tire living under a constitution or we are not. She (Mrs. Melekh) has control of the money. I sug gest, to whom can a person turn for bail but family and friends. Jf an American citizen were ar rested in a foreign country he would have a perfect right to run to the American embassy aid." Judge Weinfeld said Melekh must not go to the U.N., which is international territory, or to the Soviet U.N. delegation headquar ters or to any foreign embassy where he might seek sanctuary. He also is barred from any piers, railroad trains or terminals of any kind. , Hirsch, 52. a German-born free lance illustrator for medical mag azine;, remains in custody. Melekh and Hirsch were arrest ed by the FBI on Oct. 27. The KUHS cluh, with a mem bership of 168 students, is rated as the largest in this country and Melekh jts accomplishments are known in 'many parts of the world, veri fied by letters seeking informa tion on the club constitution and work. Charlton Currin is president. One third of the total student enrollment are registered members of foreign language classes, I INTERNATIONAL BLOW-IP .' HUNTSVILLE. Ala. (UPU-An Italian air force team had to set tle for a 2-2 tie with a German team in the third annual NATO Bowl soccer game Friday when the ball exploded as the Italians were moving toward a possible fccore. Keno School for, Picks Officers KENO Students of Keno Ele mentary School elected student body officers during a meeting vear are Chuck Clark, president; Rick Trullinger, vice president; Michcle Lamkins, secretary, and Dave Anderson, treasurer. Norma Sanders was picked as yell queen. She is assisted by Elza Atkinson. Dorothy Flowers and Michcle Lamkins. The student body decided to sell Christmas cards as a spe cial money-raising project. The students selected a wide variety to sell. Grades 1 through 8 are partici pating in this year's Oregon w ild life conservation project. Young Dr. Irwin Rothman, a Philadel phia psychiatrist, used Bingo to demonstrate his findings on an-! imal hypnosis before the Ameri can College of Osteopathic Surgeons. The kicks and shrieks of the simian gradually subsided as Dr. Rothman crooned and waved a finger before its eyes. Bingo lapsed into slumber. men a pnoiograpner hroke in to ask Dr. Rothman: "Could you move your head a little more to the right?" Bingo awoke and renewed his struggles. Before being quieted he sank his teeth into a thumb of Dallas Zoo Director Pierre Fon taine, who was holding the mon key. In discussing animal hypnosis, Dr. Rothman said its use is prac tical for zoo and circus keepers to restrain their charges during treatment. Rabbits and snakes are the an imals most easily hypnotized, he said, and dogs are the most dif ficult subjects. As for birds, Dr. Rothman said there's a sure way just try "highway hypnosis," which is the term used in the cases of drivers who grow drowsy from watching the center stripe in a roadway. "Just paint a while line down their beaks," he said. "That'll do it every time." ' Q &-r - il '"-3 treat your wmm aspdias your family stcrs will write essays contain ing that theme and three from each grade w ill be selected to be sent to the County School District office for entry into county-wide competition. OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Tvpewrlteri, Addinr M ohinm rlraned, re paired, overhauled. 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