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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1961)
Unemployment Declines WASHINGTON (UPH-Both the in early March, but officials Sat-jplovment went down bv 62.3(10 for; number of workers drawing un-jurday noted that the total was the week ended March 4. The pre-1 employment checks and the num- still a record high for the period. vious week it had gone down byi bcr applying for them declined! The Labor Department reported a thin 13.000. iodine second consecutive week Friday night that insured unem-, The 3.346.500 Community Qahndah 1 'IIRRAI.II AND VEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. I Sunday. March 19. 1't PAGF 1 i 1 persons drawing jobless benefits at the beginning of March was still a record high for that time of year. It was pointed out that during the de pression, the jobless insurance ipiogram covered only a fraction all attending bring original Easter', the work orce u now prolccts. Another indication of recent lcvelling-off trends was that initial r SUNDAY .unMiiimt, uurt-ICATE bonnet creation BRIDGE Cl.UB unit mastcr- uu. p,m.. city library. MT. I.AKI GARDEN CIX'B. r,,ims 7nr nmnvm(lnl hon,fi.s .home of Mrs. Charles VV. John-' ljnlle( l0 snrink (aing bv son.' Rt. 2 Box 678, 1:30 p.m. Pro-1.., mm Thai lunA ;ely to outdoor jobs opening up pBtr nr.istiH auLiAb I luh nome ,m,j,ii iHst. aH nn,r WJ -a ui num nciuncK. oai wasningion. f,c(js ' SKJTtf Ate rmb.-NusiilP COURT No. II Cider of Amaranth, installation practice. Scottish Rite Temple, 5:30 p.m., all officers be present. 'i vL " 1 A d-f , f,v' -: iJnt-i gram by Warren Kimball. h ueelv I lid slackening i SHASTA VIEW GRANGE break fast has bocn postponed until fur ther notice. dessert luncheon 12 noon. MT. LAKI MEN S CU B, uti., Bing's Cafe. NATIONAL SOCIAL SECURITY CI.LB, community - lounge, 7:30 8 p.m. MONDAY QUOTA CLUB will host BPW, Soioptimists and Venture clubs at annual dinner. Pine Grove Room, Willard Hotel, 6:30 p.m., Grange News Basin Briefs The department said that about! lKi.500 persons exhausted their benefits in February, approximate ly tho same number in January. Forty stales, led by New York. jCalilornia, Illinois, New Jersey land Pennsylvania, reported the! reductions in their unemployment I insurance rolls. ! i Michigan, under the impact of! L.,,.1., n.,i l..nfr.. ...fi : I j.ui.T ouiu injuua, ii-iuum cm 111- ; crease in insured unemployment ait-c reported the largest drop in initial claims, an indication that the heavy auto production and j& .5 'ill . I Pauling Threatens Lawsuit CLEVELAND, Ohio (API U.S. senators who called If Earlier Friday the Senate's in him ternal Security subcommittee. "pro-Soviet" will waive their con- headed by Sen. James O. East- Pauling refused to give the names, saying the subcommittee wanted only to hound the people who helped collect the signatures. Pauling said in his address Fri day night that a few months after- the petition was submitted to the : United Nations, more than three years ago. its principles were .1 . . ... ... . n.lnotA t... tl.M L' -..J. :L. ; i. ... ; inem. iusi as ne ann ms wne inst:'uwHl'-u uj wtiuiunci w c i- r suru me oeiiinunain grcssional immunity and reiMHitpau,ing o di;p,aying ..a consist: the charge, Dr. Linus Pauling will enl pro-Soviet bias." sue them, he says. j Pauling said that if the senators The Nobel Prize-w inning chem- would repeat the charge and ,;i ma,l this nrnmise here Fridav waive immunity he would sue yea" lnm:inkt Anriattnn ronventinn which Saturday honored him as, 1 H'11 nd '"" '"t'vid-: u.n.v nu nctiu mm in uiai Mill lie humanist of the year. ministration and became U. S. policy. "1 want the Communists to foli City Briefs THE RAILROAD is the Cub Scout study theme for the month, and many Klamath Basin youngsters have been touring Great Northern Railway facilities or taking a ride to Dorris on the Southern Pacific Company mail train. These are members of Con gregational Church Pack 77 boarding the train. RIB. AND MRS. M I L B E R N DITt'G nf Pm'llanrl ni-0 tvtrontc nf ' l u. ....... . (,n.....v a son. born March 13. The new!1""""'- arrival weighed 9 lbs.. 4 ozs. Lasl ! the subcommittee r,..,nHumnis ai-p Mr and Mrs iciiiieu me i.aiiiuiiua inMiiuie oi Elmer Bates. 434 Michigan, and Technology Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Miller, 1727 Wiard Street. was asking $500,000 damages for low line- ' wa"' Ameri nuhlicalion of a similar aeeusa.!ns 10 '""ow my line." he said. lion. The Senate subcommittee said, "Dr. Pauling has figured as the No. 1 scientific name in virtually every major activity of the Com munist peace offensive in this DISTRICT ATTORNEY Dale T. professor as a wit- The senators demanded he reveal names of people who helped him round up names of 11.021 scientists in 4!) countries for Boeing Plans Impress State Legislators Crabtrce journeyed to Portland Pe""on rawing men wun tne Saturday for the marriage of his i 'mted Nations. The petition asked son Tom. to Kief Doherly ofan immediate ban on nuclear, Portland. testing. MIDLAND GRANGE Incoming marches were exem- mT March 15 at 8 p m hcployment cutbacks of February SEATTLE (API The Boeing! Barton said the use Boeing will! He compared the research he LORA BENNETT of Ashland is Master Alex Cammock and offi-lwcie casl"B- lrt"'"rt"e : ' ' nZ uoaroman range saw rnaay wun wnai ne nau seen spending spring vacation week in cers presiding. i The initial claims total for the man Bombing Range i in Oi cgoii il ,.ul)ably wil) depcnd on what gov jn visils , the Bell Telephone Co. The obligation was given to "tc,v -'" , u was ooo.uw. ; - - ernmeni conuacis oueing laiuib. nauurmuiies in iew jeiaey ih,w new mnmhprs Alma and,1" January, claims reached Langell Valley with Mr. and Mrs. Art Struve and family I MRS. EFFIE GILMAN is visit ing her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilman. at Oakridge and will go to Port hind for medical care before re turning to her home at Mer rill. Mrs. Gilman spent a month at Bonanza with Mr. and' Mrs. Walter Smith Sr. : MRS. OWEN PEPPLE is a pa tient in Klamath Valley Hospital. ' MR. AND MRS. ERWIN EL LIS and children. Carolyn and Denny, are in Portland during! r-..l 1 c,nnl.nH nrnil.n vein inuii;; auu oi(.ii,t:ii iv.i,ri:i. Leon Andrieu, chairman of the building committee, retried that both oil stoves have been cleaned high of 565.000 in one week. Scout News a lalivc leaders said Friday night. 1 I "Wo were impressed by the at 'tiiudc of fnc Boeing people and their statements to us." said Harry Boivin. Oregon Senate president I from Klamath Falls. He and five other Oregon legis- GRAVEL Pil run or Cruihed for your drivowoy Geo. R. Stacy Co. Phono TU 4-3568 Boat-Trailer Repairs Parts & Servic ZIEGLER MACHINE SHOP .VU Mark! Ml. TU 4-IRIS he i$GLDbP- JERRY THOMAS , INSURANCE AGENCY 304 S. 7lh Ph. TU 2-5555.' and 50 new chairs were purchased. I ROUP 9 bv the subordinate eranee and the! leaders of Troop 9 left for juvenile grange. i Secn bar hlke Sunday. March iaiors spent the day touring Boe- Grangc insurance was explained 811 excursion oi regions not yet ing installations and talking to to members by Earl Sheridan, in- explored by the troop in the Fort Boeing officials, surance agent. I i!m .. al ea' ..... . . "Our legislature, representing Two letters were read by Ihel'l'0, sltes v',t,cd ,atcr W1" bc the people of Oregon, wanted to secretary regarding taxes on fra-i"f d "- trooP hikes or campouts. wha, s0,., of an ope,.alion ternal organizations and a com- r,c lde,rsJe tl,aJ moralnS- Boeing has," said Boivin. 1 9. in Dni'lnn PnniilllA goma. Fort Klamath. Wild Ea- '"" gle's Museum, Sun Mountain and Democrat, also said he was im- ! Kimball State Park. j pressed. spring vacation and will attend ment award-as secretary in 10.-. '"" the AI basketball tournament in ti, iiir- nmm ,.i.iU!PPe"' scoutmaster: jonn van-icgisiaiure men Eugene'. delegate for State Grange at Bea verton June 12 through 16. Ida Seala received an achieve- ' MR. AND MRS. ERNEST G1V AN left March 13 for Yuba City to visit tneir son-in-law and have tne first sct.ond naugnier. nir. ana Mrs. Larry Friar, and sons. MR. AND MRS. DICK SMITH and Grant have returned home alter visiting her maternal grand mother in Wyoming. k ' ; -': , .1. E. HOUSE is visiting in Mcd brd with his brother and sister-Ji-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. House. MR. AND MRS. BOB SCHMOR and three children of Eugene re cently visited friends in Bonanza. J MR. AND MRS. DICK PEPPLE and three daughters of Butte Falls are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple. ' CHERYL STEWART is spend ing a week in Salem with her aunt and uncle. :MR. AND MRS. RAYFORD BURKS of Sacramento spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. fjill House, and family. - .MERRILL -t REBEKAIIS will meet Monday, jflarch 20, at the IOOF Hall at & p.m. The literary program was giv en by Laura Walker and Ruth Andrieu. ' ; . , i Master Cammock announced. t 1: in, ill dim lis, assistant scoutmaster,' Larry Niemi and Joe Matlick III, junior assistant scoutmasters; Michael John, senior patrol leader; Steve Boeing has proposed leasing the !l6.OU0-acre bombing range for 80 years. The Oregon Legislature is considering a plan to appropriate ln.rl..,. -rnrl ITi-nncI Viami -.l..l fourth degrees exemplified in tnejieaccr ' near future. ' J ' A no-host lunch was served by Kathryn Smith, Grace Stork and Alice Hoover. The next meeting will be held assistant senior patrol $x)0.000 to acquire the range. April S ..with CSS. Ida Scala as host- Obituaries KLAMATH The legislators said Boeing does not plan to "go into the real estate business" although it might con sider subleases which would not! conflict with Boeing programs. Although t litre' arc no. 000 miles of roads only about 5.700 miles arc paved, HATFIELD . RONALD JOSEPH HATFIELD. 28, res- . : ident oi Chiloquin. died in Portland, Ore- 't Igon, March 17, 1961. Survivors includ ,. (i111ti daughter, Colleen, and tafner, Andrew moie (ndn Hatfield, both of Klamath Falls; mother, in Japan I A"ce Hood, Chiloquin. Funeral services will be announced by Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. IT'S TERRIFIC! Don't Miss If! Rsm&' iln the Valley of Decision..." ft BotJef J rrhe 79 million people living in lhe Iron Curtain countries on the Jborder of So iet Russia . . . these ;.rethe Multitudes.. .and hattern : Srope has become a VALLEY ' W DECISION. - From Russia thc hear that the C ree World is. dying. RADIO REE EUROPE broadcasts the ."-ood news of hope that helps iese 79 million resist communist 'eceit and I'aUchoods. J RADIO FREE EUROPE ipeaks from 2S transmitters in estern Europe. It reaches 90"; fi'the people despite communist jamming. The memory of free dom will never die where the truth is heard. RADIO FREE EUROPE need Your help, now .'It depends on the contributions of private cilicns lil.e you for its ery existence Tell the world that freedom is more than a memory. Answer communist lies. U4 yaw ttrOriM"' IO1 watt I h Kktd) : Radio Free Europe Fund Nw Yrt( Cry Puhliih,, n puhltr rv.r SOODtrjition w.th Th AdvPftm j. . CWincil anil th Npvir' Mitirn tI)lrutlvtl Asonlif0. It's Coming! WATCH FOR IT! J. W. KERNS 40th ANNIVERSARY CARN 3 Big Days of fun SPECIALS! Thursday -'Friday - Saturday . . . March 23, 24, 25 Come and enjoy the music . . . the fun mosphere! Visit the display booths . . sure to register for the grand prize! It's even to the sawdust on the floor! . . the carnival at . get free gifts. Be a real carnival . . . Free Gsfts! Free Free vies! WHYTALS'S Fashion Show! BEV LYONS Demonstrating Norge Washers Hot Dog Pepsi Cola Hills Bros. Spudnul All For 15c or Coffee Grand Prize! ONE HOG Just Guess Weight Carnival Atmosphere! Big Bargains In Every Department! Besides all the fun . . . someone who has been married for 40 years or more will be crowned "Carnival King and Queen"! They'll have a night out plus dinner ot the Ponder osa room, Willard Hotel . . . courtesy of J. W. Kerns! Don't Miss out on the? Fun!!! j.w. cc IkNS TU 4-4197 A 7-? Wl MJXZ PICTURE FRAME :M?f fj 'T" 2 WA,V8'EsASEI' MATS w A r A 1 lM PERSONAL SIZE-BOXED u ATrucn CTATinkicnv 7mi 16 SHEETS AND ENVELOPES ro" HuaW vREAlE WASHABLE 'V PLASTIC FRUIT LA SHAMPOO ANTISEPTIC 89c Size I I 5 If k m I I . PRESCRIPTION GIANT SIZE BANANAS, ORANGES, PEACHES, APPUS!. EACH 9 NOW JUST 100 FOOT COIL V'4 INCH MANILA ROPE TP GLEEM TOOTHPASTE AJAX CLEANER TWO GIANT SIZE AJAX PLUS FREE FLORIENT UNSCENTEO DEODORIZER! y DETERGI DRUG STORES" 9 0 DOUBLt W TOOTH BRUSHES Reg. 89c GIANT SIZE Mb SIZE SUPER STRONG & SAFE STEP STOOL DECORATIVE FORMICA TOPS WITH RUBBER SAFETY TREAD! STRONG ALUMINUM LEGS! ACE HIGH - NO STOOP SPONGE MOPS FOR SCRUBBING AND WAXING! SAVES BACK . BREAKING LABOR! 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