Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 13, 1960, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textsms. U- . - - "J 1 tw THE BRIGHTEST STAR nBUPMIM HvPlVWiPv mvwv isaJ ilese oj . assVA IumAbb) aVoBasilfc Lm BauuiJ 4)4tam fjnar A Christmas Fontosy TPt- SY JAY HE AVI LIN """" I . Tlwif cwiwHy tHm , lofeofo1, Jinwiili, I flTi I Areola oo4 boiaaiai aattarael arsal. ka. I v . . . . . . . : ntaor l". M V-S25t yLSZtCr' rfce fraatnt joy Hm wmM Hot two lute," 4Sf(VSC : k &JTWii.ii.i laid om of Km crtoturM. v; MeTk , , , f " n 9 Kennedy's Appointees i; Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY ' " DISTRICT COURT Peter A. Olson, wrong lane ueagt, (35. John C. Hasklns, Improper mulfler, SIO. lor nwnsw suviwnjw, .u!nmw. .Gordon C. McKiy, violate baile rulo. Cecil R. Devls, no operator's license, S3. Michael D. Copeland, tallurt Is d I t . 11 entu. Hluihaw ctnn ilan. 17.50. I Franklin Douglas Tular, Inadequate krakn, 7.. - William w. Holbrook, no vehicle llcanw. i.nerm k- .. I-.. . Chauncay Scott, ona Ifcanaa Plata, ts. James R. Froat, no vehicle license, IS. - Roy W. Thletlen, combination overload, 140. . 'lomer S. McCollough, minor In posses Ion of alcoholic liquor, 110. impended. Richard H. Ottoman, Improper pasting, tlO suspended. , jaroid R. Oates, violate basic rule, !. James D. Bocchl, violate basic rule, not utility. ' Herbert L. Snell, violate basic rule, SIS. '. Jack Leroy Wlek, no operator'! license, dismissed by district attorney. Thomas L. Amberg, Improper passing, f'tiennli C. Daynes, Improper muffler, $7 so William Ralnus, disobey stop sign, 07 50 Alfred S. Cornell, no muffler, dismissed by district attorney.- Robert J. Sllvlus, Improper passing, dis missed by district attorney. .Harold W. Oeuld, failure to dim head lights, dismissed by district attorney. Theodore J. Shearln, Inadequate brakes, dismissed by district attorney. George G. Johnson, no vehicle license, "faon J. Werner, violate besle rule, dis missed by district attorney. Glen E. Stone, disobey stop sign, dis missed by district -attorney. Harry L. Gedney, no operator's license, dismissed by district attorney. Raleigh E. Rose, no operator's license, dismissed by district attorney. Thomas R. Bendele, violate basic rule, dismissed by district attorney. Delmer Lea Terry, violate basic rule, "Senry E. Koehlef, disobey stop sign, "veva L. Watklns, violate basic rale, "Muriel M. Vandenberg, violate basic rule, continued. . , Frank Oerwood Reeves, no operator's license, dismissed by district attorney. Ralph O. Johnston, four In driver's eat, M0. . Arthur H. Schaffer, violate basic rule, Paul L. Nye, one headlight, dismissed y owner anoroey. Ray w. Adams, no PUC permit, dis missed by district Homey. Cleon N. Struble, no vehicle license, SS. Ray p. Cisco, combination overload, Alton M. Blank, aula overload. 1S. William R, Young, tandem axle over ' toad, ON. Irving John Cater, hunting during pro- Charles K. Oswald, hunting during pro hibited hours, WO. Harold A. Payne, Intokkotod upon puwic Mgtiway, oismissea oy, owner ei torney. Hewtoy Harvey Hood, operating tut pwtdsd pcriodi 30 dtyt . ' KLAMATH MLLS MUNICIPAL COURT Arthur Madrlclt room, drunk, US 01 flu likWt. ,' carl Evan Borney. drunk, 115 or five days- JaHr OiinkM. drunk, continued. Walter Jack Oaykh, drunk, US or five days. Marlerle Ann Walker, disorderly con duct, dlsmlsaad. 0. pooer. pan! wrceny, w Face Interest Inquiry WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., said today President-eirct John F. Kennedy's top appointees will face the same kind of conflict-of-interest in quiries as those of President Eisenhower, Mansfield, slated to become the Senate majority leader, said he hopes the new Congress will write 'a reasonable set 01 rules to eliminate barriers he said now cause some men to reject govern ment service. Among these barriers, he indi cated, is the requirement that cer tain Cabinet officers divest them selves of stock and business hold ings before the Senate will con firm their nominations. To keep the matter from be coming involved in political con troversy we are going to have to aoolv the same rules to tne new nresident'8 appointees as those which governed President Eisen hower's nominations," Mansfield said in an interview. "But after we have confirmed Cabinet members and other high officials I hope Congress will bring in some new rules on conflict-ot- interest that will eliminate some of the provisions that are unfair to nominees. ' . , We should have a reasonable set of rules under which gooa men. reeardless of their wealth or lack of it, could be brought into the government." In 1953 the Senate required Charles E. Wilson to divest him self of his General Motors stock before it would agree to confirm his appointment as secretary of Defense. Wilson was tne neaa oi General Motors at the time. Under Mansfield's edict, the same rule would apply to any big business man chosen by Kennedy for that post. Robert S. McNama ra, Ford Motor Co., president, has been among those mentioned for the Defense post. Kennedy bid down the rule dur ing the campaign that no federal appointee could have "any finan cial interest" in a business enter prise dealing with the Kovernment. He barred acceptance of gifts by federal officials, from such enter- ADENAUER RECOVERS BONN. Germany (AP) -Chan cellor Konrad Adenauer expects to be back at his desk Wednes day, official sources said Monday. Tho chancellor. 84, suffered an attack of grippe three weeks ago and has stayed home since. Kennedy indicated that as'bresi- dent he will -accept no personal gifts, a rule that Eisenhower did not follow. The president-elect has not indicated whether he would transfer his personal holdings to a trust, as Eisenhower' 'did.' ': :' , Satellite C: ! Times Noted By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Echo balloon satellite will be visible over Oregon , in the, late afternoon r.r.d early evening this weeK, it weather permits. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration gave these ligures for Salem. They vary only sngnuy lor points north and south. December, 13, 6:07 p.m.. south. 79 degrees, southeasterly.. , Dec. 14, 5:34 p.m., south, '86 degrees,. southeasterly; 7:40 p.m., south, 30, degrees, southeasterly. uec. 15, s p.m., north, 87 de grees, southeasterly; ,7:06 p.m., south, 36 degrees, southeasterly. Dec. 16, 6:31 p.m..- south. 44 degrees, southeasterly. On The Record KLAMATH POLLS BOVS ' MULLINS Born to Mr. and Mr. James Mulllns Dec. I In Klamath Valley Hospital a boy, weighing I lbs.,.w on TRINCA Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Trlnca Dec. I In Klamath Valley Hospi tal, a boy weighing 6 lbs., 14 sis. CHAMBERLAIN Born to Mr., and Mrs. Earl A.. Chamberlain. Dec. 7 In Kiamein veney .nospiiat, o girl -weighing 7 lbs:, uva. ois. , rKtnl l(.E Born la Mr. and Mrs. Wlnlred Prentice- Dec. 7. In Klamath Val ley nospiiat, a gin weighing o lbs., 12 oxs. t . -: DENNIS Born to Mr. and Mrs. James u. uennis uec. a in Klamath vaJ ev Has. pllal, a boy weighing a lbs. 3Vs ozs. IfOI SUMMARY ' Boys: 332 . ' 'Olfls: . M3 To Hold Party MOUNT SHASTA Members of Sissons Lodge No. 175, Order ' of Eastern Star," will hold their Christmas party and regular meet ing Wednesday, Dec. 14. . , xerogram- unairman Mrs. zeit- tcr Clark has' announced that a surprise entertainment, not known to either the entertaining parties nor lodge members, will be sched uled..-, , ,., '. . ., .... VISIT BRAZIL, - ' LOME, Togo (AP)-Emperor Haile Selassie of' Ethiopia, ac companied by ;his granddaughter, Princess Aida d'Esta, left Mon day by plane for an official visit to Brazil. j PAGE 14 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Tuesday, December 13, I960 TheyH Do It Every Time 00.0 By Jimmy Hatlo rVOuLDVOUB& 6000EN0U6MTD FRIENDS HERE TH ROUGH THE PLAMTTHSV'RE SCsWOLMATES OFtWNEPHaV ICHABOD CERTAINLV, MR. BI6DOME, SIR-COME THIS WAV. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN LOTS I OP VERV INTERESTING ' THINGS TO SHOW YOU IN EVERY DERMJTMENT- WE LL START HERE XLL EXPLAIN WHAT WE DO- Z WANT TO LISTEN TO THISlVE BEEN TRVIrsS JO FIND OUT WHAT WE'VE BEEN DOIN6 SINCE XVts BEEN HERE' ARSON'S ALWAVS KNOCKING THIS JOINT- I WANT TO HEAR THIS REWRITE JOB HES GONNA DO ARSON WILL MAKE A WHOLE APTER-i NOONS JOB OUTA 1 THIS HE USTA BE A SPIELER ON A Chinatown bus- THE KIDS OU6UTA LIKE THE PAYROLL DEPT-THEV STILL PAV US OFP IN ARRQWUEAnS nun TkiniAsi ki amuctc ' "4lS, tlir..toM,r,duU.W,WorMriiHir,md. I2I8 rUTTlNG THE BEST ' POOT PORWARO FOR THE KIDS WHO OONT GIVE A DARN ANVHOO' THtHK AHOA7IPO M TOE.J.K., ( KHN8UHKPORT,M, Masonic Lodge Holds Installation Ma'lIN Malin Masonic Lodge No. 1M members held their 35th annual installation of officers Tuesday evening, December 6. The following were installed: Robert Trotman, worshipful mas ter; Axel K. Felt, senior warden, and Thomas Cbatburn Jr., junior warden. . 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Refreshments were served. Mrs, Robert Trotman was in charge WuocM fTom'n Jerry DATTEC2 ... fr. Torn ano Jerry Oetter vilbso ts rorn mm tit ;: of micMntah ofejt, whiaitt cream enal Hi ;:; , WITHOUT filler ae reervetve. There VA j:j , ia POSITIVILV NONI ITTEKf ' Conference Hears Story Of Oregon's Population SALEM (AP) - The pre-legis- lative conference on state fiscal; affairs today was given a break-! down on Oregon's population growth. This is of vital concern lor tne legislators. It affects the division of the state into districts for the election of legislators. This is ex pected to be a hot issue in the coming session. - The report by Dr. Warren Kal- back,, director of the state Board of Census, showed major gains in three areas: The Portland metropolitan area of Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties; the Willam ette Valley, area of Benton, Hood River, Lane, Linn, Marion, Polk and Yamhill counties; and the southwest trea ' of Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson and Josephine counties, in - There was a loss in the north west census area of Clatsop, Columbia, Lincoln and Tillamook, although Lincoln and Tillamook actually showed increases. Eastern Oregon showed a slight gain, in overall population but a decline in its proportion .of the state's population. There were losses in Grant, Malheur, Wallowa and Wheeler counties. Kalback told the 25 members of the legislative committee that development of the Boardman Space Age Industrial Park could help in reversing this trend. , FREE DELIVERY SERVICE! ON ANY ITIM IN ' : THI STORE! 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