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U.OF OaS.UIBSART NilSPAPER SECTION GEN.REF.AND DOCUICITS DIV.( luauiE.oaiG. COIP. la The Day s Sews By FRANK JENKINS From Sacramento: mild outbreak of gold fever may be imminent in California's mother lode because of the na tion's decreasing gold supply. Bruce Allen, of Los Gatos, chair man of an assembly interim com mittee on manufacturing, oil and mining, says: "Concern over U.S. gold reserves has received par ticular attention in California, where a large proportion of the nation's gold deposits are locat ed." Question: How big is California's gold min ing industry? It isn't very big. The Sacramen to dispatch adds: "At the moment. California's cold industry consists of dredges working in the Mary villc-Sacramento area and t w o medium-size mines in Sierra coun ty. The Division of Mines reports that there are also claims scat tered over Northern California." The report says: "These claims are normally . Wpnlher . Klamath Falls and vicinity Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered rain and snow Wednesday, Low tonight, 25-35. High tomorrow 25-30. High yesterday 30 Itow last night 10 Preclp. last 24 hours None For the year J.3S Last year ov .62 0 fter aid ampleto iu.,i,-ih r,u.l.8. UKf.Mi.y Tl'KMtAY. NOVEMBER 1M0 o Telephone Tl' 4-SII1 Si Trice Ten Cents 12 Pages No. S.VIS Wont hpr Northern California Rain hi Eureka area this afternoon spreading to .Santa Maria and San Joaquin Valley by late Wednes day: snow- in mountains above 4.000 feet in the north and 6,000 feet '::;tn StfUth: warmer most areas; Rale warnings on coast north o( Tnlnt Arena. FBI Agents Crab Startled Hood For Kidnaping; Money Is Found Big Storm wany In Bm, Children Train umh LOS AXGKLKS AP FBI) agents converged on a startled five '"'ank Marrone at a I.os Angeles intersection eany looav dim ar- rested him in the kidnaping a week ago of wealthy sportsman Anthony Alcssio. The FBI said Marrone, 31, a convicted murderer with a long police record, was unarmed and offered no icsistance. His first I -,.,-tt Kv nr i..n mrn when comment, agents related, was the weatiier permits. When the! knew the FBI was smart, but I've weather is unfavorable, the work Stop; Why so little mining? It isn't that there is no gold never seen so many in one place. The agents said Marrone driv ing his own 1953 automobile car ried currency identified as pait of the $200,000 ransom paid by left in California. There if. a lot! the Alessio family to secure Ins of it in the ground in California release. And in Southern Oregon. But, at, Alessio. 41, abducted from in present dav wages and cost of front of his fashionable San Diego living that makes the high w age I home last Tuesday, w as found un- scale unavoidable, the established farmed later in a San Diego mo price of S35 an ounce doesn't iel. He is executive director of the Caliente race track in Baja California. The track is believed to he owocd by the Alessio family. A widespread search for Mar roue commenced alter the FBI arrested his wife. Selma. 25. and leave much profit in the feat majority of cases. What to do? A lot of- people (especially those Interested in mining i sav RAISE THE PRICE OK GOLD. The fig-!ano,her col,pic in Hollywood last lire most discussed seems to lie f-riday. Agents recovered $77,900 $105 an ounce. At that price, it is, ( ,he" ransom moncv at ti1;lt tjnle. asserted, gold mining would again .. ,. ( . ui j . i; r Hon Keller, San Diego County become profitable and a lot ot ,. , . , ., , i.,0j , , ,j u . i . r .i, district attorney, said he planned (old would be taken out o the kid c, Ground tube added to the nation i, dwindling reserves. . . ,. ,,.; ale uaincs i. wiiiiiuui, ..... luimi- J if Mm V,r,rr- n Tl By THK A.SSOCIATKI) I'RKSS The season's first full-blown snowstorm, which caused at least six deaths in the north-central portion of the nation, skipped across the Great Lakes region into Ontario today. j The storm, expected togrow weaker by nightfall, still spread high winds and blowing, drifting snow in northern areas, Karly today a heavy fog shroud ed much of New York City, ham pering sea. land and air traffic.' More than 50 flights were delayed! at Idlewild and Ui Guardia air-l purls, or diverted to other holds. some as far away as, Buffalo and Detroit. A ferry carrying 2.000 passengers and a tanker collided in the harbor. One passenger was slightly injured. At midmorning. snow still was falling over an already well i.i.. j i half of t lie Mississippi Vallev to , ' , ,, , ' i.i... m ' pointment for llmlg I j u I', Flint's it-uitiu. ijiu nil; . , added to the! 1 . .... .... ,m .,v,...n n- nicy renewed recent conversa- The injured were taken to the mi. ..in, ,m- i.i.mi woo .i. suc-itl,ls n,mles has had with repre-Xamont Hospital, where officials feed Hodges. Gov. -elect Tcrrv1 ,t; r i : ., . i. readings skidded S m,..( ' 'M7 " ' e,Ku einiiieius sain iney were loo ousy 10 give , tl,.. m,i,i v-.,!.,l:-i ill .... .. .... . ,nvii- iiiiii i uir i much iaiioils.tieiaiis. l.AMONT. Alia (.VI"-. C.in.i- The crash came in suhcio' Il.r.ry Sh.iruk, chairman of the dun National Railways t r a i n weather al a grade crossing a :l.amont. School Board, gave the struck a loaded school bus hcie uarter mile hum the railroad estimate that half the children today anil a school olhcial said. station of l.aniunt, 4i miles north-dieil. Others were iniured. .ihoiit half the 32 children alioa.d east of Fdmonton. Allierta's capi- The wreckage was carried down uere killed. lal. the track into the town itself and o I she victims were strewn along the right-nt-way. Frank Butiiey, driver of the bus, survived. M. Uo.wenko. secretary-treasurer of the school division, said the train a through freight truck tiie bus "smack in the middle." He said the students were main ly from the Chinman district. 10 Rv MFKR1MAN SMITH Uleul-clect declined lo say mo,e!nlios ,,,,1 0f j.H(nont. WASHINGTON' a Tl' - IVe-i-lllian they had talked over Hodges' They attended grades 10, 11 dent-elect John F. Kennedy held!(iualilicalions for anv hii:h uost. .inrl i- JFK Discusses Hodges As Commerce Secretary a discussion today on the possible not just one. appointment ol Gov. Luthci0 Hod- Kennedy and Bowles met for ges oi .win laroiina as nis sec- lour ;lnd 10 minutes in the Georgc- reiary ol commerce. ,0wn home of the nresident-elecl'. IHissihie ap- as Kennedy continued work on the scene to pry children free of the .is mmum construction ol his administration.jwrcckagc. The crash occurred at about 9 a.m. Royal Canadian Mounted Police ind rescue workers rushed to the and drifting snow hazards of motoring. TeniH'rature Vandalia. ficd as an escaped convict also wanted for a $13,000 Huntington It sounds interesting. But, as Is so often the case, there's a eaten lo u. tripling ine esuiu-,:t ..i., ..i,i,,. . ... . r ,1 tl . I ill IV. l-cllll., Illtllll.l lUHHllI, Pllu lished price of gold would amount . , , , ,, , , Gorm;ui s wife. Ruby, 30. ttmplv to inflation Ihal is to say, . MORE moncv. worth LESS. SoJ The FBI, adhering to customary s the price of gold went up. the procedure, declined to say how cost of getting it ottl of the ground I agents happened to ca ch up with would go up correspondingly, and I Marrone. Agents said he was ear in the long run nobody would I.P .'8 part of the ransom loot m ., h.ii off i. utn Iw, inst $10, SO. 650 and $100 bills. another case of the cat chasing its tail. 19 .. , , r..,:,....:.:lMM tipeaiiiog ot money, v.bnioiiiibo State director of finance, John h C'arr. sdvs (his morninH: "Call formula are savins MOKE mini- M siwnding LESS mimeo ana TKB tALL presented- annually by the Suburban Fire Department will fea ture modern dance music ot fhe Cedarville Rhythmeers the evening of Dec. 31 at Klamath Auditorium. Volunteer firemen are selling tickets door-to-door in the south suburbl and to downtown businessmen. Proceeds will help buy equipment. Here firemen Don Phelps sells some ducats to Mrs. Leonard Schooler, 2343 Gettle Street. aniui mm d l ui r iiv lucu "Feared Mmmi Bov's Murderer reH)ited a drop ot degrees , fas, i.onlerence with Ren. Chester lliom Ml to U. A lew nours ne- t0Hcs. n.('nn . and i.idu ainl1 lore dan. Hultalo. N.I .. record- lhil, ,lf fll t,n h ( j .... .1 J f.... . ' en uegiees-a ..-com iiii;ii u.i n,,,y lK' given a role in the new itlie date-contrasted to leloWj;i,mjis,raljon. zero at eraser, loio. tcni)eia-i ,mCS was mentioned immedi- llures in North Dakota were just ;lll,y .,,.,. Kennedv's election as below the zero mark: in Nebraska an almost certain choice lor I he ,o lo 10 above. Commerce Department job. Other readings included: -15 at' Appointment Discussed I j Havre. Mont.: -8 al Glasgow.! Kennedy and Sanford agreed' School saf'.ly patrols were giv-JIealing was $20,200. City Manager 'Mont.; -10 at Williston. X.I). ; thai they discussed the possible en ollicial sanction by the cilyiG. S. Vergeer reported thai ncgo- -4 at West Yellowstone. Mont.: appointment of Hodges who wascoiiucil at the regular Monday tint ions with the bidder had and Big Pinoy. Wyo.; 3 above at'one of Kennedy's chief cainpaignmight nieelin.; in city halL a brought an alternate proposal of School Patrols Receive Official City Sanction 4 i i 'm, . . Jif jft i .Norm riaue, v anove at orkcrs in llie South and parhc-j Denver, Colo., and 9 above at tilarly in the organization of pro- Casper, Wyo. vofnsinu in Rntiltow munpv. i horf PHILADELPHIA f.P - At tliB first blush, it sounds 'String of 8 Imvcars loaded withjLarry Ralph Peyton, 19." a Port-: fired from inside the car. No gun PORTLAND (AP) Police Miss Allan's coat, purse, glasseswas found in a routine police widened their search today for ajand part of her necklace were in, cheek of the lover's lane, coed feared kidnaped when hoc the car. The coat was stained; Two bloodhounds and sowes of hoy friend was killed in a lover's with blood, apparently from Pey- searchers fanned out from the carl lane Saturday night. ' Iton's wounds. Her purse contained Monday in a search for the girl. The girl is Beverly Allan. 10. '$11. Peyton still had his wallet. 'Even more were called up for the Port Tounsend, Wash., a pretty Inside were his papers and $3. search today. sophomore from Washington State i Police said a bullet had pierced! I University. the windshield of the car. The FCNKHAL SKT r,.. J: 1 1 :..L. ..I 1.1 ..l A l! ... - ane oisa p icaivu .-laiiiuuiv uilih taass was uiuun uihm.iiu ai,u, t-,. .,,..,!......;.. r.... t .. n.i.a. " I A n I A , I,, I,, rlniii.nl nf 1 N Ni. 10 U.H. Troops Kill Rebels the Democratic ticket. ivuled a ncnaltv for violators Reporters tried lo pin Kennedy The ordinance Hates, "The .. .lao.o.n oown on iiooges ne- members of such school nutrol be ing is line specifically- lor secre tary of commerce, but the piesi ELISABETH VI1.LE, Katanga on a date with her bov friend, police believed the bullet had been . . .. ". ' ' II. . . , . . . r I t . .. x- ' ""' '"-: ' 11 H ill.' I.:ll...l .., I , .... , ,-i.-,., gci i il troops much i least I h IM .H' llor- 1 m I, mini' c Mm-. ' luary. r.2 S.W Street, Portland. He "as a nephew Monlgomeryi ! rebel tribesmen in a bloody am- 200 Bombers Headed For Junk Heaps shall wear identifying uniform or insignia and are hereby author ized to display school patrol flags at anv street intersection in the city of Klamath Kills. All motor lists arc hereby required to stop their motor vehicles at the display of any school patrol flag being held over the sheet in a pro jetted muniier." The ordinance continues, "The authority herein granted is to aleguaitl pedestrian traffic and that ey. Kut lot's C. 0D With t21'81" lan vlln 101 mc ""'" land State College student. IhSjwas found at the scene, the car tho finaniiol new. jlhrough Philadelphia Monlay0dy was found Sunday night injkeys were found in nearby brush, night, but quick thinking by two!lne"fl.ont sc;lt o hjs t.ar on an apparently thrown there. ..- . 1 nn,,c-Vin'n R,nli-nnH wnrkiM's ' : I .., I I n.... i. trl t " ' Fran .Mai im. cautm-nta SiiDor- " ---,"'""' " "-- ""'""s""- n p0V and Krank E Pevton j . nvnonnleil t0i miiC intln-v nr (1;im- nn,.il,.nri r n..il..nrl !a; ...al. I, ic .a D....I 1 'l.v'"". "1" ii.hik c. iiyitiii micncwit M sowing.- aw nan - -i .. I""""-' '." a .. Klamath Kalis businessmen. -,.M.iBc loikii k- " i unco firm- -.. i i uiive auu im-i v u iuihii" i u i m'i u. iitin iiiiui' ui i ui lutnu , . . ... .l,W.o. :r:. n " gi antlSOIl Ol .MI S. laiO I CVlOll, , . .,.. ... ;.,,, .,, , ,... ,f: ...u names are Divine t'l ntr cent on 'rails v. najtie, ot Lansoaie. in a iliiiiic siiiit;ie. lotioj; rev- to visit me ii-ytoiis. iuuiik iiv- ... , ..... .,.., ..... ,, .... riav near the central Katanga """ J "' -" " " i"" "- " j Itownshin ot isaiinnoo - uiantia lie Pevton. lives in Portland. Oth- ' .'. -. " .U. . a:.. -J I,J I ...l.l.d 01 ;j ,l. .11 1,... U"" '""'-"" deposits. Much ere pt8iag lip sff'ra.. a imxrairai . '""'"' ""' ""' H"""' "" "'l. Oscar Pevton. A tlnrrt uncle. Us- l-jsl Ihf Kl 1' 1110 Slimmei' OIIOIIY atlCL-. Ol VUIiiilK.sinni, nn niim uuvu r.,iivi ,.a.s a i-inm . uutiii'i ,ui:i.-iiivi .j.iiiii un , ini-ii 1 there might ho 8 tfroiij in.N.J.. a towwwan thp interest rale. William J. Murphy, Caiitaiiia af ate suuerintenrlent of bonks, ?ays bonks are expanding into eor trains or outer proriics. ofroire nd mors branch offices, j Bartle and Vane also routed Ie in.ls thiit five NKW banksjtlte runaway cars by manipulat ill probably lie approved fo the ing trai k control switches so as jRt two weeks. ito bring them into an upgraded That's the way it works. When area where they came to a halt. the West blade. He also had received a Philadelphia yards, combined lo'blow that caused a skull fracture manipulate switches so that the There was blood outside and in unaway cars missed any passen- sine trie car. their son and Miss Allan left Ion the evening. The parents repotted er relatives live here. The youth was in charge of the Interest rates ate high. pcJOile tend to spend less and SAVE more. When interest rates are low, people tend to save less and f PENT) more. The simple fai t is that money is a t:cmni(Klity, a hose prices are governed by the law of supply and demand. What this saving up means is 1 that in the course of time there f ill be plenty of money saved lip again to lend lo people who .trc in a position to make con structive use of it. That 'is ill be GOOD. Several passenger trains were slopped a couplt of miles away. W IfjltWif feiipf fell them missing Sunday, but it was , .. . " , nl ,,.,111 ll,.,l i.,M that l,a ,""" "'" 'V,,ll ,isi. i.isi. about bethville. The Nigerians slimmer. He was the oldest of four children. bv the tribesmen at a roadblock j ., ,, i i i l. j , i:.., a i.ii concealed around a bend in a dirt load iti.iKn Hush !tm hni':in firuM nn PI!KS POSSElJiC Nigerians with bows and ar B rows and rilles. WASHINGTON APi-Any plans Three Nigerians were wounded Mrs. John F. Kennedy has fiii',belorc the icst of the detachment ,otil over Nona a m To INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (API -! Two top officials of the Carpen ters Union were sentenced to prison in the Indiana highway scandals Monday over the sharp protest of their attorney. Counsel for Carpenters Presi dent Maurice A. Hulchcson and Vice President O. William Blaier ' Tiled a motion for a new trial TIIE DALLES t.P - T!-e'jusl JJ0'0 a'Jffie M- a ,ler Bell sentenced them to 2 lo stale is trying to meet a snarp increasing social activity in the White House will have to he iwisf- .i f I,.. tltl.,nt ,-irfl.l.nf.,. ..l.inf nf li,n I ""1" "'"""s- Harry O. Doggelt, former State Highway Department, faces! That advice from her doctor a charge of accepting bribes lrom!'lashcs s"mp "f lhp enthusiastic Hutcheson and Blaier. . il'icthctions that came only a week Seven other men have been convicted in the road scandals. ago from Mrs. Kennedy's new so An ordinance was given third $l5,2n. but which would require and final reading which made the, 'he cily to pay for and furnish jfessional and businessmen behind school patrol flag official, and pto- P'1 run rock for the sewer line nca, ana riprap vock tor a cover ing. The council rejected the alter nate bid also. Ciiy Attorney Henry Perkins told the council that under Ban croft Act proceedings such con struction could only be by author ized bid. Ho was to cheek Uiis point fur ther and report at the next council meeting. A request by KUHS officials for additional sheet lighting on Alameda from the west end of Mon Claire to the Wall Street bridge was tabled for a week. Councilman Ladd Hoyt informed the council that such lights, to be effective, would have to be at about 120-foot intervals and would cost the city about $108 per year for energy. Present policy of the council is to permit street lights at about one block distance. A request for a five-year ex tension of the franchise of the Klamath Disposal Company was held up for another week pend ing receipt of a statement from the company to the effect that they intend to continue the sani tary land fill method at the dump ing grounds also for the next five-year period. A statement from the company showed that the land fill opera tion was practically self support- bush in this Congo province, the oi t ai.in.uiiicci isnnons reponen looay. WASHINGTON (LPD-The Airidoes not constitute nolice author! Klllir NioeriaitS Were WOUndcd f KlIIVP nnm-inn iUnir f- tl.o I.i.. lv anr nil n,tmnc hm-nin anthnH. and ... ,, ... ... .. i.;..u ..na m.. 'stuff 1,1 miciif,, ....a ........ ..ni.i ;,..,) ,. .-,.i,;,...i in .....J c..ui:.. Ill tllU liiisn, niuiii IHMHII.U .-ii,,, - on,, .-iii u , viii-I ' . i - .s(oj( i. nun ainiui uni- its older iel bombers and put be at the scene or location of :t(H) miles north of Elisa-I major air oases on ine auc- sucn scuooi patrol, iv-noni patrols lion block. shall subordinate themselves to .! The base closing and the bomb-any nlficer of the police depart surprised; . , , , , ., reaching Air Knrcc shakeup Such school safety patrols have announced Monday that will nf- not been atloptcd in the public feet units and facilities in ITi'schools of the citv in the nast. The tribesmen apeared out of s,ai,.s. The first such patrol is now oner- More than 2.000 civilians wcicjnling at Sacred Heart Academy. exiectcd to lose (heir jobs in the The Cily Elementary School shakeup. I Board has indicated il has not The moves are to be lanft'd adopted safely patrols because of th" next III months and,the question as lo whether the opened fire with Slen guns. probably will be followed quickly The tribesmen repeatedly swept 'by other similar cutbacks in air- loward the Nigerian detachment trait units. in waves, apparently fearless i from drugs. They ignored 'he' S f 7 1 e MD Victim Besides the Hi known dead. many tribesmen were wounded. U.S. S( Partial Aid upsurge in Oregon unemployment I by giving 14 Oregon counties 14 years in prison. Judge Bell then released the de fendants on $5,000 bond each and for emergency w elfare j set arguments for .lan. 4 on their Imotion for a new trial. Attorney John A. Rovse ob- .S4R.5UO t needs. I The state Public Welfare Com Nobel Prize Winner Wed BERKELEY, Calif. 'AP' - ,, ...a., , ii, .ninn.,i,.n txicn ur. uonaiu vnascr, ,ti, oi mission took the action Monday ,,.,' - , . " . "the University of California was Ul IHIUMUSUII anil ijIii:l1 i;i.(iusv' .Nonet t'rize winner in ,not f ii,Mc ,i, .,.. i,.;, i mii,. 'pnysics .ov. 3, ne said mm DMMmM after cettinc renorts on a sudden,, i, ;,.,i u.,j i ,.i ,ia named m m rt we-" "'c iun(. iu,u uii vii "I guess "Our load is about doubled. We WASHINGTON l'PI -The Ei-:have to request additional help, renhowcr administration will con-! U s touch and co whether we will timie to seek "partial" help from; be able to keep tin with it." said Allied governments to reduce tho!Uus Lanue, Multnomah outflow of riol.ais. welfare administrator. Hutcjieson and Blaier were con- II should settle down, hnd a good vieted Oct. 28 of conspiracy and bribery of a state highway depart-1 Tlay. at days later, the (lis ment emnlnve in mnnection with eovcrcr of the "bubble bath County; a quick profit of more than tl.0:i0-hamb!"-' is honeymooning with on highwav right-of-wav deals in""e I"-", noney nionoe matnema h,,t President Eisenhower has ... i i... ,...i t anA uv ,ii m iris tics ma tor he met white pertcct- - .diss .it.i itr . i-ni i. sunt.- "v,""1 .-" ' " - - , fompletely abandoned the request fare adm,nistrator. said general Judge Bell fined each man $250 ") n,s a'ard-winnin project to to West Germany for S;(t0 million!ajMi,ncc payments for the stateland-ordered both to pay trial, Photo6ral)h alom,c Particles. toward support ol L.S. troops. were up 71,2 per cent in Ootoberlcosts. He also barred them trom' Judge Floyd C. Talbott of the there as a dollar-saving measure. ovcr tne previous October. TJiere'voting or holding public olf ice for BerkeleyAlbany municipal court Presidential press secretary VCI!J, 2.283 applications, compared 'live years. married Dr. Gla-er and Ruth .Tames Haccrty said Monday that:0 1 AYj m October. 1I5!I. j Tllc 5eni0nCes were mandatory M"' Thompson. 2.1, in a private this request would not be mil -ued p . . -ccnclcs rc. ., th fm,, ' could have ' heen''v'' ceremony Monday. further 'because the Germans fcfliP not prepared to di-iwss ji Shooting Times OREGON November .10 1:10 a.m. 1:40 p.m. CALIFORNIA "S'nvemhrr -.10 I 44 a.m. 4:.tirp.m. tryini to help out. Mudge Bell explained he did not Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Thomp- The commission granted Mult- levy the maximum tines because. son of San Francisco. Thompson nomah County $15,000. Clatsnp'Hutcl.eson and Blaier paid back! is a vice president of the Motio nal secretary. Uami Ml k si. it 4 bAi Is Given o Wheel Chair hildren were controlling traffic or school children. Martin lloimes, official of the Slate Department of Motor Ve hicles here to organize the Sa cred Heart Academy palrol, in dicatcd that the yellow flag did inS (,uril, 'l,e Vi " has not control traffic hut controlled," "'r"""T t ,, , , I, , A hearing date of Monday. Dec. He also pointed out that such 12, at 7:30 p.m. has been set for oatrols wore onoralive in more " rt'l"csl X -'iKieii omnn lor il,;, Tin ri.mmonifins in th. staip i'he rezoiiing of blocks 33 and 34 All materials for the palrol were furnished bv the Department Mrs. Paul Chenowetli. Ifi54 I'ort-Lr Moim- Vehicles land Street, a muscular dystro- ', ietiiesl by the Seventh Day phy patient for a number of years, !,dvenlist Church for rcconsidera reeeived a wheel chair nn Thanks-j,,n 0f their retmest to nlav giving Day lo make her afflic-(-lri.simas carols and solicit funds tion less a handicap. The chair was purchased horn council funds collected by the Klamathj K(.v. County Chapter, Muscular Dystro-j.(ore in Buena Vista Addilion. Vergeer informed the council that he had not yet been able to secure a right-of-way for the pro posed road to Oregon Tech's new campus site from Carl Braden, owner of lots 1, and 3 of Block door-lo-tioor' was denied by the!5 , in Sunnyside Addition He said J III. ..I D,.J.n I... a nreA tt ICft Fah K. II. McVay appeared the council which had thai Braden had asked $1,250 for the three lots while an appraisal had listed litem as valued at only phy Associations of America, and'iiranlcd permission to the church j'25' the Eagles Lodge Auxiliary mus-t0 sjn(, rarols and to solicit but eulnr dystrophy program. imt both at the same time. ! Those organizations endeavor toj initially, the Green River Or-1 assist victims of tile disease ordinance Screening Committee had the county. Members know of at recommended the request be rc le.tst seven victims in the city fused, and later, after a second and south suburbs. iheanng with Reverend McVay. On hand lo present the chairihad changed its recommendation, were John Mathews of the city. However. Monday night. Conn fire department, treasurer of the oilman James Barnes informed county MDA, and Mrs. Lillian Carr, chairman of the Eagleslno discrimination involved, that i- MD program. it was simply the council's feel- Fire departments across the na-, ing that such, actio;! would be A Home? The advertiser ran this ad a month to get the desired re sults, but $11.50 for three lines for a month is a thrifty in vestment when sale of a home is concerned. tour bedroom south suburban riomts. TU axx. S750. Columbia $2,500. Curry $2t. Deschutes S!50. Douglas $.'!.!). losephine SI.2O0, Klamath $4,700. o the state their profits from the pohlan Life Insurance Co. land deals. . Thursday the couple v. ill fly to Carpenters Treastiier Frank M. Europe where Dr. Glaser will ie- Lwie $3,000. Linn $4,500. Malheur'Chapman. convicted with llutche-'ccivc his $43,125 Nobel award, si. 0"0. Vorrow $!). Tillamook i son and Blaier, died Nov. 16 in from the Kins of Sweden at stuck-' j.1,150 and Umatilla $2.4jO. (Seattle, Wash. iholm. I 1 A NEW WHEEL CHAIR was the gift of the KUmeth County Muscular Dystrophy Association and the Eagles ldge Auxiliary to Mrs. Paul Chenoweth, center, Klam ath Falls recently. John Mathews, left, city fireman and treasurer of KCMDA, and Mrs. Lilliam Carr, chairman of the Eagles MD piogram, made the presentation. tion s)onsor MI) drives each year along with other local organizations. comfTWa iahzing" on the Christ mas spirit. After discussion, the council re- three quarters of funds collcct-jfused to reconsider its denial. ed are forwarded to the National, A lone bid for llie construction Foundation for Muscular Dystro- of the Conger Street sewer was phy researcle institute in New rejected by the council on the York. I grounds It w as excessive. The es- The other quarter is used local ly ,to help make MD patients coioloi table. timale for such a sewer vvas ap proximately $14,000 and the lone fbid from Klamath Plumbing and By Thanksgiving Day the II&N had published 11,238 "Real Es tate for Sale" ads since the first of the year. The Want Ad section is the great market place for all home needs. De pendable realtors list homes dai'y for your convenience. Read the Want Adsi Use them! A Want Ad writer will bo glad to. help you. TU 4-8111, 1301 Esplanade.
