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Newspaper Page Text(In A I. n '4?- ft 1M by ME A. Int. T U. B.C. V S- Pit. 0". o Plane Wreckage Located, Seek Jewelry Collection MONTHOSE. Calif. L"!I - A The wreckage was found at the small fortune in jewelry holii'vod LBOti-foot level by IS. torcst aboard a plane which carried the , rangers Dick Durn and John Me lornicr wile of violinist CieorgeiClrcgor and Pasadena. Culil., al Liberate and three others to their torncy Del Hichniond as they deaths sis. months ago was the ol- walked over a little used trail. jeel of a search today in a rugged . mountain area. I j The wreckage of the four-place AllOmCV Is Victim Of Wounds IIKRAI n AMI XKWS. Klamath FallsrOrejtnn Tursdav. ovrmher ?9. 1960. ru.r. They'll i)o It Ecrv Time i . Uj. J O JJv lininv ll.ii o GUESS X MCE HAR-DE-HAR-MAR.' TtWE UONPERfcUL vItY vVAIT'LL VDU SEE PANMMO kiJUKS AE WHO SOU TKSIN' TO Aj?6 .' WUlzH THE BIG I7VIE DOUBLE TAkE. OVER NOW EM.TOOTS? IkID? SAVE THAT FOR C9tr'S AWAV THE MAolLLA DOES OLD Blc-ME tOT ATKIL FOOL.' I TAlkEDlj MOUSE CAM'T PL Ay ) hMfcM SHE SFf S THE y BACK FKOM US Wo HIM v-ESTERDAV V As1 MORE.' 6Ay BOULtUGDIER, V. TRIP THIS ' FCOM FARIS-HE'SONI " . ., - ' V JkC KEEL FOUR. "Just think, Ruby, no art gallery in the world will ever have one like it!" California Briefs Heechcratt was found la'.e Mon day on Ml. Wilson in Angelus Na tional Forest Bodies of the four victims and about $10,000 in jewel ry were discovered. Authorities were hocul of finding the remainder oi S4: (HH) worth of jewelry Mrs. Jayne Lib eraee. -I-', was believed carrying with her Mav 15 when the plane crashed on a flight from Las Ve gas to Van Nuys, Calif. Other victims included million aire Modesto, lain., cannery own- er and pilot ISalph Quartarnoli. ' and Mr. and Mrs. Koss Perrini, Los Angeles, parents of three .sons and a daughter. I Despite a $o,000 reward for ; finding of the plane offered by j the family of filarial noli, a search failed to lnul any trace of it and lhe search was discontinued alter (about (our weeks. ; O MOKNINo HIS WAV TO OSLO -a .1 iN A HORROR J .'.,'f- i "si PHONE CALL WAS A BLIND.' S :2t" i-r2'- . ft I I ME DIDN'T LET ON HE WAS iS-&"r79 . 'iib CANCELING "WE (TEST T- A 'V ' - ...v0 'cirt.Wfl.v id-sd ' Pay-As-YouGo Tax Plan Called Unwise At Present I SV HI Wt'lSCO 'ITIi Cnii-;Taatinn that such a system misht t roller Alan Cranston .said lorfay actually result in a loss rather it would be unwise for Cahiorniajthan a (Win in slate revenue. .to adorn a tiill-tk'dgrd pay-as you-; Cranston, chairman of the Fran- wnhhoidin lax system under clme Tax Board said "lush per- ! prevent circumstances. sonal exemptions and low tax CraiiMon told the Assembly In-j rates" coupled with the "Fran teritn Comniillee on lievenue and chise Tax Roard's highly effee- .V(( cniorcement procedures' were two reasons why California luSuId not benefit sufficiently to joffset disadvaniases of the plan, i He said the svstem would de- Greenview Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bobbins, formerly of Greenview now of Vtopia.'Wash., is visaing in Scott Valley and Greenview Ing friends. over the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, Novato. Calif., spent the week- visit- end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack llot- tendorf. HAI'I'V CAMP Mrs. (;enevirve Robertson. Horn- Decoration Contest Set In Montague RENO UTI Bono attorney F.dwm Miilcahy, -in. died at the I Washoe' Medical Center Moil jday as the result ofowounds re ceived in a courtroom shooting spree Wednesday. Mulcahy had been shot in the liver and spleen. Sand and gravel rontynctor Robert 11 Williams. 52, went ber serk in the court of District Judge Ion Collins Wednesday afternoon lin the midst of a land partition suit involving him, his estranged wife and bis mother-in-law. Killed instanllv when Williams started blazing away with a .38-1 urtKNADA Approval by a vote land discussed the sampl. caiiner pisl0i was auouiei ucno of ,(J , onc was t0 t;,e. st.llt t0 ;, mcnilH-i.s. lawyer. Ell Livierato. 34. Wound- .,j., p........ iv ..,.i,.r Assneiatinn .lames Dilloii a member of the in the shoulder and leg ...u,i,i nn illnu,. . .lis. i'o ,f il,.. 5iskiv..iK ho.--il was Architect Hits State Building Li IS AMIKI.ES ifl'D - fntold miiliniis of dullai's are being wnt- About to ccme FAs TO FACE WITH THE 1 LITTLE MAN WHO SHOULDN'T BE THERE- PTA Scholarship Plan Is Approved Icussiou of the proposal at I tf e j present at the meeting, lieing in ' November meeting of the organi-llroduced by Mrs. liroderiek. Dil Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Boguc, Fairfield, visited parents. Mr. and ed in the shoulder and leg Guy Waldron Snyder, a Cincin nati, Ohio, assistant Federal In tcrnal Revenue Service commis sioner and brother of the susjiect': wile. Snyder was reported in sat-;l 0his ,,1-mnine In attend the ih value of sebolarshuis. whether MOT(;i'FFor the first time lsli,l"tor.v condition at the medical Cofl,c o( he Slskivous. Thel large or small, to the recipient. I m its history Montague will stage ... ... ... , amount ot the in outdoor I hrislmas decoration1 . . '.lias ncen set ballot lAmundson. mcmlH-rship chairman She reii totl that 75 persons have signed up lis members of the Grenada unit, and that Mrs. Svb- il Page's room (third and fourth re zation. The scholarship wil brook, has leased and is now run- Mrs. Orval Johnson and Mr. and lor Thanksgiv- .. I,;.. I, I...; A by the Shasta Valley Garden Club I'1"'""0" s;1Kl "lll,iims asljetlof Grenada I'TA members. jimmedialo leipiirements ol a resenting Williams in the land l., n.witori.fl nui.sli.i.w roi.:iiftini' ir:il.sl Unit ill., m-tu i- llm- s. r. v.. . ....... .( iu liM.anrlTl.,, r.tll.M.o nf tin. SasLtVnuS ami Itlnsl niitilurs li:,v-tm IOO t, o,.WOllld cut liiemnerslup. O Mrs. Fi nest Schiller reiHirted on Itun't. Pst im.ilp.l llil ull nt llm iumv,-a I t: ,.,a., i r " - " ;n ive many wace earners and oth. er taxpayers of the use ol their money while failing to collect on a pay-as-you-go basis from those hose income is gained from divi dends, rents and other sources. i Calilmnia yearly because Furthermore, .said Cranston, the t.ite has no uniform building ...i w.-mlrl initio . s- null; code, according lo a noted archi-jto M mi!li.w burden annually on 101'' California emplovers. ; I'li'f. Henry Charles Hur-e,, iranslon estimated California dean of the I nnersity of Q.flih- u011i(! ;ijn maximum additional em Cahloinia School of Archilec-r(neuue of $2.4 million under a tine, said Sunday adoption of a:ith,oMing plan but that admin unilorm code could result in'jsinitive costs micht nin hicher enough savings to pay for the SI.V.1 than $3 million, billion Fealhcr River I'lOject. "Faeh year the (icople of Cal--, 111 I ifoinia. its crafts and its hiisines-1 AtTAFIM ses are wasting untold millions ol VW 111 IVlIU dollars beiatise of the towering pile of overlapping, contradicting or duplicating building codes and illations," Bulge said. YRF.KA - Annnim.MnlV M id a unitorm code1 also m,.,ni, .....i 011Psl. r ,u v,-ot architects from tin- i i,. i.-il.- ..h.ij n, ai-- uecessary cosiiy resinctions wluclii. result in poorly0 designed build- Elk Event Inst scholarship He pointed out that a scholarslup.jC Ualluwi-en parlies given and it S73. and the such as the PI A planned wouiu siKHisored bv the Grenada I'TA. screening comniillee will consist be of great help in meeting the sQ. ,S(;n'0( ,.,t in, Kvre Wl, ning the Sara Beauty Shop here.. Mrs. Lee Boguu .... ... ,-ftii,i ' iconte.sl will In- discussed at thel have organized a .U.nior! Mr. an(1 Mls. Kiehar1 T Peoples group at the lommun tv ;ind t.idien and Mr. and Mrs.inoon I)w , al 2 0 lllK.k at Churc-b and are meeting at the j.,m. Bu,.t.el, ,lnd dl,(,,.e M ;,f-Mls , Koi,; church each Sunday for one hour o( Kcd(jnR, viited their parents.: , a(l(lilio to tlc cll,.istn,.is licc. starting at 6 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burcell, over ,.;,,, t.unlesti nu,miMTS w m ine inanksgiving weehenn. h(,.. a slort ,1)i(. on F0wcl-S ,. i Trees of the Bible," lo be pre- him to make a comment to Judge Collins just belore the shooting. Francovich said he told Williams to keep quiet and listen to the judge's decision, .but that Williams suddenly rose to his feet and pulled the gun from under his shirt. attended. Williams fired five shots before Dennie Hohhs, 15-year-old soph-; hv.,.. r n, iiaa . i... '.. he was subdued bv Francovich omore. has returned to school aft-j Mr- anA n K.tlpn Drpnl,,,, , M.s pauIa (.Jin land a court reporter, er an apndectomy at the Sis- j,.,. 0o)K.ni Anderson, and 'UHt ,)1i;j', i th nrn-.iL, nil Williams was scheduled (or ar- kiyou County General Hospital. M,. and .Mrs. Dean DeiK'n. Vie- ,ospil;, f-nn,-s Hin he conducted ra'Rnmi'm Monda-v it:, atl,.M,l,.H ftw fi,i,n.:,l cnri-i.u. ... .... ...... . .... . .. , , ... i,a i, ...s.... ......... v wl ..n(., A nln1 l aui nccK goi an em . , Kni lucsday lor (1,clr untle, Bt,1s for chrstmas.. w, and keith Lee were on a hunt-. ,ohn Dcl,pCn. hn jng trip to Idaho. ; Pn(.s (or lhe outdwi. ciuisiJ Attend Potluck .ir. aim .urs. imnaiu liar oer, mas riocni-.u inn cnnli-sl urf ho nu The Local l.ions were hosts to KairficW- visited Mrs. Hari)er's,H,.nai,.H hv ih Mmm. ihi. also Club Members the F.tna Lions Nov. 17 at their pamltSj jlr and Mls Boguc Green dinner meeting at the Lodge here Buckhorn!OVpr ,he Thanksgiving holidays. Thumb Xurscrv in Mnn- llague. Judges and managers for 1 1 he contest are Mrs. (Ira Kouls, Xtp -..) l ... AII..H f"...H.nn t.... 1.-... I.' I S. , " . i i . aim .s. iJti nev aim .us hil.a mum v ..s... .))d ms nro )er and .Mrs. VcrnaiA en t the Shasta Vnion High School Ma,e,den drove l0 Yrcka At the Friday meeting, Mrs in Redding Nov. in was iiP''-!;l'-Thaiiksnivinc Day and were din-'Kouts will be assisted with host- YRKKA Approximately 75 V ka Nile Club No. 11 members, ka husbands and guests attended Ihc Dunhain. potluck dinner given last week in conducting the business session stu- to the favorable vole of dent at the college in purchasing the plan. Mrs. Dennis Brodci ick, books and supplies and to cover Mrs. Donald Kpeison and Mrs. other incidental expenses Rollin Phillips presented an out-! Other business at the meeting hue of the promised scholarship included a report by Mrs. lx-Roy Yreka High PTA Will Aid Tov Drive, Science Fair I fu-i !..,.- on II,., .,,,,i-,l (-I...I.I ! YRF.KA Members ol ine 1 ivku group oi coucge ieiiescina.iMs llas y H,n hp i,eld with a llligh School Parent Teacher As-;as sX'akers. program to be presented by the social ion voted to make contribu-l The Yreka High School PT (-uldren; retreshmenls to he 'lions to the Yreka Community Toy will hold ils next meeting on Dee served by the Drive and to the Science Fair. 20 at 8 p.m. 'treats will be during the recent meeting held iiij the homemaking room nl tha re- High School, with Mrs. Anna president of the unit. meeting held in the Elks Lodge Hall last Thursday. Following the dinner Mrs. Tom Dickinson, president, conducted the business session, during which plans for the Dec. 3 Chiist- n announcement was made bv ..... , ,.. . . ... Unas party were discussed, to bp. .. . II II .-I I . . , ..s.f.... . n -.-.... ..Hilling I . ii pucci one aiop me oilier. hooks of regulations covering all aspects of construction now in ef fect in California would be about Mrs. Harold Silver relative to tin annual dance sponsored by the unit, which is .slated lo he held on Dec. 3 in Grenada. Mrs. Sil ver reiKirled thai tickets have been printed and distributed. StQQefl PrOfllfll11 all arrangements have been coin- " " pleted for the music, publicity MONTAGUE Three skils and a and decoraljons. jvarioly ol songs highlighted the Shasta School Lady Elks, Elks and guests. Mrs. Robtgt Bayuk was named chairman for the committee in charge of arrangements for the Yule party which will be held in lhe Knights of Pythias Hall, with Mrs. Kenneth Atwood and Mrs. Jack Nosier as members of the committee. Other business of the evening consisted of reports on events held last summer which included the swimming party at the Frank Brahs home south of Yreka, and Masonic Hall hv th, X'r,.k llm.h. A1,a tcrs of the Nile. The banquet tables were attrac tively decorated with arrang td bv approximately 15 h i g h . . f .. . . , K.nnev tchool students irom nappy cr Maplesdcn. Mrs. Helen Hitchcock reported on the Halloween dance given un der the joint sonsorship ol the PTA and the Yreka Recreation OES Visit To Hospital Is Planned ments of gold and orange cbrys- Commission. Lourinda Lambert and Mrs. lOrpha Kouts. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn upeegie; M Phavscs Kavs motored to have opened and are now opcrat- Ku.cka Wednesday for Thanksgiv-' ing a launderama here. jnR wiln ncr daughter. ElKaren Yfeko Chamber Kavs. . etna Soonsonna Mr. and Mrs. Merl Woods of Mr ,, Mrs v j yivKvtn' " Bend swnt the Thanksgiving :anllouncod ,le birth of a soiiTUle COnteSt veek with Mrs. Woods parents. iNov lgi vu,lt 7 hs and Mr. and .Mrs. Joe noncris. Rlrs-!nthemums and autumn lcav Lois' chairman for the event was Mrs. Harriot Davidson, who was Membership chairman, Wayne YREKA Plans were for the monthly visit to the Sis kivou County General dren present by Santa Clans. At the Thursday evening meet ing, the program consisted of the showing of a film hv Itoscoe Sav- ;age, on mouth-to. mouth artificial I respiration. Ho also showed a de I vice that mav be used and also Islated that there are some new oinplctedjivpes 0 mouth to-mnulh devices anksciving program held at the Little Shasta Elementary School! on Wednesday afternoon. Nov. 25, under the direction of the leach-' V and Christmas er. Mrs. Neva Weddle. Eiclilmm .... . , . . . lira is nome south ot Yreka. and given lo all clul- parents, iriends and acquaintances:.. .. .. , . ,. attended the evenl I .... .... Children participating in the three skils im hided Vanita, Chris and Patricia Walters. Blair and Laura Hail. Nadine Mnrt, David and Robin Deitrick. Tim Coonrod, David and Danny Williams. Kar en and Judy Ashcrafl, Ruthic Sou le and Billy Reynolds. Hospital ;,.,nll in i on the market that arc effective Mr. and Mrs. Kay children of Fairfield Rogue and visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bogue. 't-halen,c Ca, ozs., at ine .vicrcy tiospuai, nea- - s. .... j( .... i .... i 'of ( nmrnim aau n sunn.n.-n.o """I """ b ning. v.roiKipareiHs o.e an. ana - -' "'7,7 V "Icomforlers, Mrs. Rov F. McEwen. Callahan, I""- n" .misun.isui.-c-;,od Mr' and Mrs. Raltershell "ration contest, according to an issisled by Mrs. Chcrvl Mathews loes into the high school oflice and other members of the club, at once. j Afler dinner the articles for thel Among those present at the jShriners' Hospital for Crippled meeting were Yreka High School I Children in San Francisco wcrcdistrict board members. Mrs. Sal displayed. During the year lhe ly Iicjjiblds of Montague, members made lhe many articles Douglas Whitaker of Hill, and which included children's dressis, Tom Pieccc, school superinlen- knitted socks, dent. sweaters, tray .rovers, Following the business session, bed sheets and slulfed tovs. Ithe meeting was adjourned to the These items will all be shipned old high school auditorium where Hill, urged parents ana icaineis uj(h t'.ist,llas t1C;ils by mem to send their memliership enve- h... nf ,1.. Maiis Associ- ition of Stella Chapter No. 39, Older of the Eastern Star, at the lecent meeting of lhe organiza tion held at the home of Mrs. Ora McGregor. Sharing hcQess duties wiMi Mrs.! McGregor were Mrs. Eflie Bai ler and Mrs. Clara Roberts. Pres ident Mrs. Gladys Hart conduct ed the busing session. An or chid corsage was presented lo small enough to be carried car. A question and answer period followed the showing of the Premier film- ic.ibled Seventh grade room mothers served refreshments at the con clusion of the meeting lo lhe .10 Must Slqn ,n,m,n l ii., -.i,i.... ' ,,K-ae "" " siupuco . oiii uigu scoooi Huuuoi loin oeii- lni,,,, Mnsson for her Oil! l. r.. ,i 1 m Decemoer to the Shriners Hos-tlie program ol the evening was' ,jj u,.i, t n minilwi- nf announced that lhe California n.- P""1' Ipiesenled, which consisted of a ,f ,,ospi,a C(,nlmillcc gon Power Company will contnh- ISHF.S KKItELS SI CI ESS TUNIS, Tunisia UJPD Soviet Cordes Nikila Khrushchev Algerian rebel Premier Ferhat Abbas his personal wishes for success "in the heroic slmg gle for national independence. home of Mrs. Erie Johnson. Following the business session the remainder of lhe evening was devoted lo playing cards, other games and visiting. It was decided that the Lady Elks would nol hold a meeting in January. In charge of Thursday niglit't linuer meeting were Mrs. Harry reidman, chairman; Mrs. Gene Mrs. Albert W'edin, Mrs. has Norman Kinney and Mrs. Ken neth Wilson. members present, in addition lo Tunisia has allowed the Algerian one honorary hie member and rebels 10 make Itieir headquarters three guests. here. Glasses are being developed to protect the eyes of space travel-" ers from sudden brightness oufc icle the earth's suffused atmos phere. Damage Actions Are Filed I Mr. and Mrs. Al Journey visit ied their dauehter and lamilv. Mi ami Mrs. Flovd Mann, at Corning P"Cb: and Mrs. Anna Koko at Kio Vista , ' " csl' as. 1,1 ,he pilsl' W1 :ne divined mm llirce categories ,.,.,., ,. , j , , , . , , residential, churches and civic , Kr h.Sev-eral damage smls Mrs. Ixiwderbaugh is asking !bti,ld,gs. and commercial. For !,ave fllcd ""S WCCk fm 6:"na tthlle Mlss V,il1' residential decorations, the first kl-vou t0l""-v- ,u iiam- .io Mt-vTn (iPli Thp " ..; ; e-n u j in mm suil. iol;i VCllcr inc. A - ."nifi i""i"m' Mm iuii uus ...... ..H .v mid 54 loal wafer .. n,-iv,.. f sin .h in ,i, berta Allord and Arlcne G. Cloy week was by Uuise M. Cnltcn- . . (.., .w fmm Mr- an" n- jMk '.,.; are askinc $10,150 damages in ad against Vincent I , , .. aim son aachie enieriaineu reia- , ,, . the California water progi am by m Thank jv.l A prize of S2., will l Qiered Dee. 31. I'.iM or else. Uav 0 for lhe best church and civic Water Resources Director H.'ij-i '-' building or organization, and a vev 0. Ranks said his agency . . .. , .,.., ,u !?25 prize or trophy will be award-i According lo the plaintiffs' recently. Ernest Havden, Callahan, visit ed in San Francisco recently. 'mrll Metropolitan, J . . . . . ban. was celebrated on Thanks giving Day with a planned pot luck dinner. hod mailed copies ol the contract with the Water District to 54 local agen cies throughout the state who are potential customers for state wa tcr. He said the MW'D contract would be used as a basis lor con-: tracts with all other agencies. It was signed shortlv belore voters approved Gov. Edmund G. Urown's $1.75 billion water bond issue. This contract takes into con sideration the interests of all oth er agencies which will contract ROCKVII.LE. Ind. 'AP' -- A to receive water from the state farmhand reported he saw a tw in haler facilities," Banks said. "It engine plane, one engine aflame, is my opinion that the contract . . . plunge into dense woods near Tur expiesses principles that are fair k0y Run State Park today, ano equitable to all concerned and state police dispatched a hcli- sint liled against Eugene Moraii.!"'"1 persons unknown requesting John J. Belmont and persons un-!rt:,milK's amounting to $lfi.tKW. known. ''le Sl"' was f''ed iiOthe county clerks oil ice by Daniel S. Carl Ion, attorney from Redding, for the plaiutifl During ttift afternoon, members packed jams and lollies lo fie sent to the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children in San Fran cisco. Following the business session, a social hour was sm ut at cards. Prize winners for the allernoon s nlav were Mrs. Leila Steele, high; '' 011 Ethel Ackerman, second, while Airplane Is Reported To Be Down c-d to the best commercial decora-1 charge, on July 24 Moran wa; fin,, , In 11,1 .l,..,0 ,l .,.l , ,..,. . ,, ui,i,i,it,;ii.l .! i eharged in lhe soil that on De"-.. 21-22.' Decorations are to ligent'lv. carelessly and reckle-s-"nv Wm MHint Shasta. e judged on the basis of artistic; lv as to cause the vehicle to collide - H'nar. negligently, care- merit oricinalilv li"hlina iM.l,.luilli the aiilnmribile which was 1 - ' UCKiesslJ nifiiii'S innrniillv onrl I rli-ivnn hv Vilnnn f'rnv uilh Viola Cl)el a,'" .r,......v ...... v.... .onna.s .-. theme. iVellerline and Alherta Allord as Crebhin said tlie judges will be passeiQrs. Mrs. Helen Sherman captured the consolation prize. This was the last meeting for lhe year. In February new ofiiccrs of lhe association will he installed. Activities were concluded with the serving of riVtfcslimcnt.s by. the hostesses. and recklessly drove and the pickup to cause it ito collide with the car driven bv Mrs. Crittenden. She (5'e'vcr' se' rious and severe personal injuries. jwinners will he announced DcMpcrMmal injuries plus $150 for, l"'' S 8 rPsuR .2:1, at which time the awards wiUidamages to her car Alberta Al- be presented. 0rd is asking $2.non damages and $:t.iKW is being asked by Al ¬ lelic Crov. Qirrv A. Hammond Yreka attorney, liled the suit. In two other separate damage suits filed by Yreka attorneys. Mark M. Brawman and Ira M. GRANGEVU.l.E. Idaho CPi - shadwoll. representing Mrs. Ade- Man Is Victim Of Car Crash Robert Henry Wallace. 71. Nyssa.'luie Ixiwderbaugh and her (laugh- which are ill the best interests oi comer from Indianapolis, and Ore.. d:ed Sunday night from. tor, Elsie Walton, as the plainlilfs the water program." about 40 men from an Air Force injuries sultered in a spectacular in the case against Calvin L. Banks urged local agcct.es to radar station joined police and ii- tralfic accident south of here Jones. Bert J01,. Jack Lichens complete studies of their own wa- vilians in a ground search party. Saturday. and persons unkO-vn, are asking tcr needs as soon as possible "so It was not immediately knowir The car went off the road andja total of $!ii5.ikio damages, that the state will be able to fi- what type ol plane il was, but no rolled end over end 800 feet down1 The suit slates that on June 11. Talize aqueduct designs." commercial airlines were report- a sleep hill. Six x-rsons in the car I!W0, Mrs. I-owdoi liaugh was driv- "1; is highly dc-i:able that all ed missing ot overdue. were hurled out. one at a time, ing her car on State Route Kf. contrails be signed pr.or to Dec. Raymond Noimand. a farmhand as the car plunged down the hill, near Greenviivv with her daugh Si. i!HV Banks said. "All agen- who lives near Marshall. Ind.. told land.ng fu.-t on the grill, then onjter. Kl-ie O. Walton, as a passin civs who have signed by that date police he saw an ohve dial) plane the t:unk. ger. It is chaiged hv the pla.n- wiil have ti e option ol sign.ng tor heading east two miles nwtli of Wallace was the father of Mrs. 'tiffs that the delendan'.s were 011- additioiOi water later on. Those Indiana 47 and about a nn'.e cast. Earl Ward. Sue. her hu-har.d, and crating a pickup so carelessly mat Mr !),. have not signed will 00; have of the naik shortlv after 8 am. their three teen-aged children stir- .t collided headon with the plain- this option." EST. viv Here's Where Santa Skiers Facing Busy Season MOUNT SHASTA Skiing fans of Mount Shasta will be having a busy session the first December weekend. Besides enjoying lhe best early sl ung available on lhe mountain since the chairlilt was built, there will be two evening meetings in the City Park Arm ory Friday and Saturday from 7:30 until 10 o'clock. ' This will be to conduct a ski equipment swapping lec. Fndav evening theio will abo lie movies shown; and all lately introduced equipment will be drm an.lrated by Buck Mailin, bead instructor al lhe Ski Bowl. Satur day evening there will be a dance alter the trading ends. This is ;,ionsoicd bv the Snowmen. j I.ll.I.E. Frame 'LTD A Also on Friday cv ning. any From h moth r of live childien non-skier may sign for a two gave birth to triplets Monday, 14 hour lice lesson in skiuig for the months r aivijtf birth U) twins, lollowing Salurday afternoon. He Win a'61 Lark free for a year Take an eye-opening demonstration drive ...that's all you have to do! Drive the Til Lark he one of lifiy-iint winners. Make this Christinas Eve one you'll nevri lotgri. 'lake a denionsiiaiion drive and you may win one year's free use of a hraiul new Lark. Ot complete fa ts and ollirial rules at your Studehaker Dealer and disiovcr Pcifoimability. Kxiciicii(c the new lightning response of the Skybolt Six, nw living room romfori for six adults, new ease of entry (easiest in and outer of all f('iii)aris)-all the exciting new advances that ro into making the '61 Lark the eilorman(e car of the year. You have to drive The Lark to believe it. T T T J n n V I Conlrst closes Drt ember 20th. Winners notified by Christmas Evt. ' xl J. Conleit is suhjtrt In all I'rlrTat.ilatc and heal laws. Tax Conference Slated Dec. 1 i 1 PORTLAND i.M'i-The Oregon Association of Public Accountants will hold its Conference hi Scheduled Ferdinand II Tax annual Oregon re Dec. 1-3. shakers include W Hoofko. Oregon tax commi -'lonf r. He will discuss "current Statu- of Oregon's In come Tax Structure." I'AST-t.liOWISti FAMILY 'A I ito accident. Itifl's vehicle. Gcoi g' tie childiea ; ind seven. la lattre's single re aged live, six side the instructions, free usi skus, boots, and poles will supplied. it if Gets ChrisfOas Money Loon S100 S200 $300 whAi in s-i-.m nr.-1 lind Is.rn iihijllj'i IaicM Bt ll-.e lon fxrfir.p.w, s) Mo. 12 12 20 o Poy $10.05 S20.09 S20.16 V L S S . & KB ( - . - bj : i k .x SUBURBAN FINANCE CO. T i Country Shoooma Center Ph. TU 4-775 10 lbs. Klamath Golden Gem Baking Potatoes --ics Of of Wdcl Pim J-m O''- 1 Jorj Wild Plum Jam 3.9S (i . . r-... . .... fs. C-Siy Box 5!9 Ockrv token (or rrjil on loco1 ttr'ive-. oi rti rtjftaLi i i iuhci i an 36U S. 6lh Ph. TU 4-8188 I G0EN-BR00KS Inturonct Agency 631 So. 6th LXKS'rM Ph" TU 4-3262 Dependable protection it tubitantiol lavingt Convenient eoty pay npn Our perianal tervic Handy fQe parking ( ssm i" .Jin,. tmtll. i ' - WM II Ol . sii'.il,.'.-......, ,.0 j ?VIN W ITH I'l RIORM HIL1TV. DRIVE THE '61 MRIf BY STUDEBAKEk 1 Bo0 ll'M mtlvd'ftfl nw lor9f 113 wrt Cnj.Mr . Wu pof cSnc. up to 220 hpV.ft - ViM row Otv tod, KLAMATH. MOTORS 120 E. Main St. Klamath Falli, Or.