Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 29, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text0 Southern Pacific Lists WP Control Advantages HERALD AND NKH'S, Klanialh Falls, Orison. Tuesday, Novrmhrr ?!. ItNtfl o "DENNIS THE MENACE" faster, better and louer-iixt! 8. KrriKlit rates would lie kei-! railroad services tor the puhlk-iat lowest possible levels, through lire advantages which would hciieduction ot railroad uieratinL fumed by Southern Pacific con-icosts and use of the most efficient trol of Western I'acilic, SP de- facilities of each company, dared today. 3. Parent WP routes and seiv- Tho railroad listed these fivej,Le features and henetils of Sum major reasons why 'Southern repetition would be retained, as the cifie's proposal best serves the ltt0 m.nh KIM conllnue as sen public interest": 'm-ate entities, each serving its 1. Coordination of SP-WP l".n-!a,stomers and continuum to "a Btions would provide faster serv-lgy scck .affjc m a ice over the lines of both roads.;.omM,lit;on induc,ns ,,iK.n speed up switching service, and er chicf m, 0 M rali. provide better car distribution to ,.0.,((j are nw olher m0(k,s , industries. jtransportation, SP comments. . ( 4. More efficient operations and ThlPP iVlfllin better earuincs would put both the I III i'IUIIII vi.and SP "in stronger position J M JirtlHI l' move frwal'd with their scrv-j DOy S liufiilwU ue and equipment improvement programs." Three Malin High School stu-; 5. Various communities would. dents, Don Stastny, Conrad John-Benefit where SP-WP coordination Hon and Bob Brown, have beenkvould oiler "opportunities to ease named to a High School Advisory vehicular traffic problems by re Committee to the Attorney Uen- moval of mainline rail ocratiuns eral on Crime Prevention. James'from principal streets." B. Conroy will serve as faculty Southern Pacific and Western adviser. Pacific lines run parallel and in- Ti,n f..i.- n;..u 1 :, ; vptl,.,,. ;r,, ...... liie .WtUllJ illj;il OC11UUI lUIIIIUil- III iwunuil -cuuim 111,1. 1 lee will join similar groups injNevada. ancl Llali, rail maps high schools throughout the state show . As both lines serve many ol in aiding the attorney general's the same communities, coordina Kxperimental Program for the lion of their services "provides a Prevention of Crime (EPPOO. The EEPOC program, first of ,1 J q HUB' p- Malin Members Attend Meeting Deputy Sheriff Takes George Krohn To Prison Klam.nh County Deputy Sheriff surgery at Klamath Valley Hos- Attorney Robert Rcdiftng, t h ej Bogart is expected to return Lewis Bogart was en route Mon- pital and survived the shooting. Iprosecuting attorney. jwith Darrel Hall, charged with day to Oregon Slate Prison at Sa- Krohn will he elu'ihle in mnlv "''li'nse Attorney Hal F. Coe non-support. At'cikhng the recep-llvm with tieorje Krohn, sentenftfl ... , ... ,,,. , . . ... ,r, I said he telt chances of Krohn's tion at Myrtle deck honoring Vir- recently to 20 years for the shoot- ,. m"m". . rehaBilitation are good. una Wnuht .-.SV...-I..IO ,.ul .,..' in., of :m I--1L rh,u h i.,n.. " me n.-uaiiy carries a me sen- MALIN' lucliess. and Millie Duud. member Krohn. Xi. was convicted during tence. unle; are shovui. grounds for leniency said Deputy District of the L'starl Fund Committee. of!a jury trial in circuit court li the Grand Chapter of Oregon. U'ently of assault with intent to OES. were Mildred lMbrv t-Y.,.!,-,, kill. He was ai'cused nf niminini' and Louise Kaiina. ot Malm, and five slugs into Carl B. Young. 5tl, lhcm I''1"1"' roally racesjfour lesser officials from Peiping l.orene McCollum of Klamath 1,11 ()tt- 13 with a .25 "calffccrl around the planet. The satellite arrived here Mondav night to es. rails. : pistol FIND SONAR Bl OY OSLO, Norway tUPD A So- The addendum honoring Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Duud was pre ented by associate conductresses. Mildred Dobrv. associate conduc rcss from Prosperity Chapter, ltio if Malin, look part in the addon luni, also. Approximately till associate con luctresses participated in the addendum. Young underwent its kind in the nation, was inaug- 'I BRING IT FROM CALLED CHOCOLATE POKTER YA JUST PUTA tITTLE IN VOUR AUtK.STIR AN'M eJCTA J?Al PRINK' . C3 ! o Two Women Injured In Accident State police said a three-car ac-'the car and was hit, in turn, by a 97 JUst north .. ,,,,, uv uml:,m Virlnr nilNESK ARItlVE HAVANA i.M" - A lueman Peiping delegation arrived Mon day to establish lied China's fust embassy in the Western Hemi sphere. The group was headed by Charge d'Aflaircs Huang Wen Yu. Cuba's first ambassador to Communist China. Oscar Pino Santos, already has taken up res idence in Tciping. RED OFFICIALS AFiltlVK HAVANA (I'Pli Charge viol sonar buoy fished out of the Mars has two satellites. One ol D'Affaires Huang Wen-yu ai) i-l"'-'t'c Ocean by a Norwegian Trawler will he sent back to ftus sia, Norwegian officials said Mon- J.... i-.r. - - -j ,1. evolves around Mars every seven ablish Hod China's firs, embassy Zv Z ,T Z emcrgencylhours and 39 minutes. ii Latin America 'their sounds rf" ,is --wwj,ip;i Tom Oden Asks: "Ar you inlcrnfcd in $10, 000 Life Iniuronce for only S2.50 eoch Six Monthi? See me for information on , , , FARMERS INSURANCE Auto Death Indemnity." TOM ODEN, Agent TU 4-7101 Rei. TU 2-18S7 116 South 11th Jerry L. Shelley District Agent 2? FABMCRi INSURANCI CROUP natural opportunity lor increason- .... . , ., , .fa." nffii'inni-u nf lvifh Hirntinh inint usp of iVackaee and facilities "ievening resulted in injuries to two urated last spring after a slate- SP points out. iWashington women. Duncan, said. u-irto ,mo ,.nf,no .,llna k., As pv;ininles SP s;ivs ils trains1 TlCV were .MIS. hose Ann Ul- Ally. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton j1" and from the Pacific Northwest) son. 55. Amber, and Mrs. Ktsie and i attended by 150 experts in all!" 'ould save 53 miles and 2'; I Mae Hodges. Richland. Mrs. Olson fields related to crime prevention, hours' running lime by using the was released Monday from Klam Out of this grew the Citizens Ad- w p l'ne between Flanigan and.ath Valley Hospital. Klamath visory Committee on Crime Pre-;'eso. Nov., rather llian the long- Kalis, and Mrs. Hodges was sched vention, of which the high school cr SI loule via Kernlcy. Andjuled for release soon, hospital per groups w ill be a part. Recommcn- wl' s freight trains to and from the sonnel indicated, dations of this committee will be an Francisco Bay Area would Officers said a sedan driven by .coordinated and put into action byj$;,v 45 miles and two hours' run-1 John William Hodges. Richland, a crime prevention division in thellinR ,imo b-v usinK ,hp sp line be-apparently went into a slide on a Stale Department of Justce. 'tween Sacramento and Oakland, hillside and turned broadside. .'First duties of the high school "(her combination of rail-1 A pickup 'puek driven by Rob- committees will include enumerat- r";ills provides such opportuni-.ert William Orahood. 1531 McClcl ing all agencies in their commu-l'es-" ,s'' declares, adding that lan Drive. Klamath Falls, struck -nities which are engaged in someIS:ln,a ,,s proposal In control WP form of crme prevention, and produce only a major ex- evaluating their effectiveness jn.:t,"sii of Sa"la !''c's service ler the prevention of crime and de-jrilor'' ;IIK' 1,0 improvement in the linqucncv. efficiency and economy of rail ' service in the area. 1 i . mm f . "Santa Fe does not parallel UP: I ICI IIIUII I lie WU I .it joins it end-tn-end. Santa Fe's interest lies chielly in extending its inlluence into terriiory already d cuatoly served, with no com pensating benefit to shippers, com intimities or the general public." enlorced confinement is making a1, , ," u" . . r " sad sack out of Herman, the once- 'ra'T M be man, a,ncd un ,,,, .:,i, ,i ,-. der its control p an. ror exam- gay tomcat with the Casanova , . .. complex iPlc " says. WPs "own manage- ,,' .'' !,,(. ,1. ment would continue, as it now pital Mondav Anderson, Calif., officers Buy Your Dried Materials DRIFTWOOD CONES At The WOODSHED 4540 Shasta Way Is 'Disturbed' By Injunction Al.AMKDA Calif. (AP '-Court alter a Superior Court injunction banned him from trespassing on the neighboring J. H. Cook property, home of some attractive Siamese cats. "He won't eat." said Herman's owner, Mrs. Russell Bowler. "He just sits and broods." docs, such activities lor tralfic de velopment as rate making. Iraflic solicitation, location of new nidus trics, and maintenance of freight and passenger service. It would maintain all interchange points. School Honors Klamath Boy lie arrangements, including pres ervation and development of its present route to and from the Pa cific Northwest via Richer, Calif, and the overland route via Salt Lake City." Within Ihp sen:ir:itelv imrr.-ilrH Randall Halsiger. son of Mrs.'fompanVi Southern Pacilic adds. Blanche Balsiger. 6510 Hilyard.Cmpi0ves of Western Pacific would was selected as "new boy of thejconlin;,c un(ior lhoil. prcsonl wo,k. month" by the St. John's Military. inR conditions and agreements. All School newspaper at Salinas. Kan. f (l0 ,cnefjS now rnioved bv Balsiger. an eighth grader, has P emploves would be continued parncn inc nignesi numner ol points in the junior school for his work both academically and in the military program. 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