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HERALD AND
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- RETIRES FROM ROAD J. W. Ray, center, shilte hands with superintendent
' Worthington Smith of the Greet Northern Railroad. Ray retired from the Greet
! Northern last week after serving for 33 years. He first beqan railroading with the
' New York Central in 1920 at the age of 24. Also shown ere officers of the SUNA
- Lodge; left, E. E. Glasscock and right, Marie BrittonQRay will continue to reside in
; Klamath Falls. '
Two Sentenced To Penitentiary
After. Circuit Court Hearings
Two men were given 18-month
penitentiary sentences Tuesday
by Circuit Judge David R. Van.
denberg. one for larceny and the
other for a probation violation.
; Charles R. Hoxie, 24, a form
Jingslcy Field airman, Was sen
tenced on the larceny charge.
He pleaded guilty Tuesday and
waived the two-day waiting Jferiod
'for sentencing. Ho admitted steaiQert M- Redding said Ho x 1 e re
lng about $40 from a coin chang
ing machine on July 27 from the
feon-O-Wash Laundromat? 3622
South Sixth Street.
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Say JOE HYAMS, N.Y. Herald Tjlbun.
j iSaB 15 NATURE NYMPHS!
Starts THURSDAY!
THE MOST W0K9R0US W0KDHS HEX
TO EXCITE AND DIU3HT THE SCREEN!
Ends TONITE!
'MISTY" ft "DAYS OF THRILLS ftdLAUGHTIlT
NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
William K. Bradshaw, Hoxie's1
court appointed attorney, asked
tiie fudge to give "serious con
sideration" to prqiwtion. He said
Hoxie had been brought up in
foster homes and had no previous
felony convictions. He said Hp-j
le's troubles were duGbrlmariiy
16 drinking.
Deputy District Attorney Rob
ceived a bad conducWdischarge
In March from the Air Force
after hestole some money and
some Has.
Frankie Joe Berry, 26, also a
former airman and accused of
coUaboraWog. with Hoxie in the
men, pieaaea not guilty, his trial
date was set for "act. 16,
TrS probation violator was Wal-
ter R. Chumley, 37, of 312 Mc'by Samuel A. Rutledge, 25, Se-
Kinloy Street, He had been given
three years' probation in Sep
tember, 1959, after pleading Ruil-i
ty to a bad check charge.
Probation Officer Joe Lippert
said the violation was that Chum
ley left the state and failed to re-
Prl-
55 Pretty G?ite Corapxsf
Fop Mfos Ai&&DbQ&&Potyft
ATLANJjJC CITY, N.J. UPI -I
Fifty-five pretty glrlshid their
nerves with straight backs and
bright smiles today and got down
to competing in earnest cO the
(POORS OPIN AT 4:45
DOORS OPIN AT 6:4!
Wednesday, September (, 1S61
Judge Vandenberg als heard
these pleas Tuesday :
Delmar R. McMullen, 42, Rose
burg, pleaded guilty to obtaining
money and property by false
preiQises.He will be sentenced
Friday morning
Two men pleaded not guiltyOo
the crime of assault with Intent
to kill. They were EdnQid T. Kil-
lough, 31, Route 3, Box 1140 C,
and Sammy R. McKnlght, 32, of
1734 Lark Street. Killough's trial
was set for Oct. 2 and McKnight's
for art. 25.
KclWeth J. Mallnak, 39, Bellflow-
Calif., pleadedrtiot guilty. He
is charged with knowingly utter
ing and publishing a forgec(Jank
Oct. 9.
A noftguilty pica was enlereW
attle, accused of larceny by
bailee. He 'fill go O tr Oct. 23.
E. Gail Osborn, 40, former
Klamath Falls insurance sales
man, asked to chaiVV hiOplea
from guilty to not guilty. A hear
ing on thw motion to change the
plea will be hsy on Oct. 5.
Miss America crogn and $35,000
in scholarships
Nineteen of U'Ojm, in groups of;
three and four, will have their:
first crucial meeting with the 11
pageant judges this afternoon and
compete tonight in the first Con-
tnntlm Unit atretnintt nnmn n.a.
IllllllltU IVO. ClUlllcVll Wilt U U 11
bathing suits for the be-ribboncd
runway conflotltion, longciOasso
ciated with the 40-year-old Atlan
tic City buuity contest. The re
maining l" including Mi'Q Ha
waii who gamely plans to tryer
soprano soio aespue severe laryn
gitis, compete in talent prelimi
naries.
P..,,
The v r e e groups,
uuouetoj
'Rose'Carnfton" and "Chry
sanlhovum," will alternate thesel
roles Thursday and Friday until
all have iQnpeted in three cate
gories and had their white-cloves-
and-best-manners chats with the1
three women and fi'fl)m'n who
will award the crown on Saturday
night.
Winners of talent and bathing
suit competitions, but not eve
ning dwra parades, will be an
nounces eacn nignt. All an
nounccd preliminary winners are
assured at least $1,000 scholarship
awards, as are six top Jto?ed
performers In talenCfcalegoncs.
lens oi tnousanas ot person i""-3
turned out Tuesday night to wati'ht1'a,1
54 of tlie .Vjing aspirants ride a
four-mile illuminated Boai-dwalk
parade between civic floats, high
scnool Bands andiindreds of almost-as-beautiful
drum major
ettes,
The stricken Miss Hawaii, Joan
Vine, 18, stayed in her hotel on:
a doctors advice in hopes it
would helper voice out of !ts
suo-soprano reglstw?
Hijacking
Now Piracy0,
WASHINGTON (AP) - PrasO
dent Kennedy has signed into law
a bill making aircraft hijacking
an act ol pirucy with penalties
up to death.
The measure which also in
cludes penalties uf 20 yean lo life1
In prison was enacted hy Con
gress in reaction to un-polnt
scSiUre ot commercial airliners.
The law also carries penalties
of up to five years and a S5.000
fine for giving false information
about plane hijacking!, and up to
a year in jail and $1,000 fine for
Illegally carrying concealed weap
Dad's Television
Bothers
By ANV LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: For six
years I've been married to a man
who is married to the television
set. We have
three TV sets in
our home and
he keeps them
all on so when
he has to go
from one room
to another he
won't miss any
thing.
Last week there was an electri
cal storm and all the power went
off. We had our best conversation
since TV was Invented. He told
me what was happening at Ihe
bu.wss and I told him things the
kidfwere saying and doing. It
was as if he'd been out of town
for a couple of years.
I like to watch a few programs
but I can't sit there and look at
just anything. Please tell meJiow
to get my husband away from the
set. Or do I have to pray for
another electrical (gn? NO
MATCH
Dear No Match: It's up to you
to prove to your husband that
people can be more interesting
than pictures. A wife who doesn't
know how to compete with a seven-year-old
movie isn't much of a
woman.
Make social plans a couple of
times a week. Have people In and
go out with friends. Once you've
made the arrangements he If go.
And If iMm are good arrange
ments he'll be glad he did.
Dear Ann: Our child was born
four days too late to get into pub
lic school ihis fall. My husband
and I areyirious with the author
ities because they refuse to make
an exception
Harold is a very, bright child
and can hold his own with children
who are a year or two older than
he is. If he were judged on the
basis of his vocabulary and com
prehension he would qualify for
the fwl or second grm-.O
We feel that thschoot system
is arcWiic and that entrance into
the first grade should be based on
whatOchlldren know, not when
they were born. May we hear your
views? K
Dear rr.L.: experts in eounjk
hJ- ...
tlou say it is better for a chad
to enter school a little late Ijjun
a little early.
Such children learn to read
more rapidly and they get along
better with other youAsters. Prf)
cocious children often run into
trouble because their emotloiM
dcvclopmcoi lags behind their In
telleVual Vevelooment. Putting
them in with olTrer children can
be a serious mhVke.
Keep your bright child o&upled
at home with stlmiilatlnir Inter
ests, and don't feel that the sftool
authorities are being unreason
able. They are doing you and
your plldo- a
than you realize.
grenleriervlce
Lead Trade
Dealxe
VANCOUVlCt, B.C. (AP)
CamOun mining firm has com
pleted a deal to trade lead to the
United StatA government for sur-
plus acdcultural
products, the
Vancouver
PrnvinrA save
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,.1 The newspaper saii. the plan
nonlin,0j k(u,y rrt.
dated Mining and Smelting Co.
and the U.S. Department ot Agri
culture. The company will dcAer 55,000
tons of leadjalued aftlO million
to the U.S. government for stock
piling, the Province saii The de-
parlnjent, it saiCwill rVease stj
plus wheat, coin. rice, tobao
and cotton for saltPto countries
in economic need. Proceeds of the
sales wit go 16 the company asO
payment, the newspaper reported.
The Province said the deal is
half of a two-pronged move by the
U.S. to reduce world leaa stock
piles by ISO.OOO tons. A similar
deal invohrino about SA nOinn
lias becO completed with Broken
Hill Associated Smelters Proprie
tary Ltd. of Australia, it reported
The newspaper said the effect
of y move would be large to
maintain or stasiiize world lead
prices,
The U.S. Supreme Court his
oven-uled Its own decision on in-
frequent ocjWtions.
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Strvlng Soutfwrnvyrerfon
id NOrmtvrn California
Publiihtd dally (aacapf Sal.) ant) Sunday
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Klamath Publishing Company
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W. B. SWEETLAND, Publlsttar
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pott o'fka at Klamath Palls. Ortgon,
on August JO. 19M, undir art of con
graif, March X UK. &acerd-iass pos
ago paid ot Klamath Falls. Orofon
and at additional mailing otficm.
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Subsclbors not rtcttvino dtiivtrv of
thair Haratd and Naws. pitato ifhon
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Mother
Dear Ann Landers: I'm a wid
ower who has been dating a wid
ow for seven months. J am 53 and;
she is 45. I want to marry her but
she is not ready to give me a
final answer just yet. She goes
with a few other men but I have;
reason to believe she prefers me
The problem is that she has
been affectionate in private but;
when any of her family Q around
particularly her children, she re
fuses to let me even hold her
hand. I think this is pretty fool
ish for a woman her age. I resent
not being able to express my real
feelingsUur her whenever IQish.
Am I right when I say she is
not open and above board?
FRANKLIN
Dear Frank; Sorry, but I think
the woman is showing good judg
ment. Apparently she Isn't ready
to announce that there Is more
than Just friendship between you
and she Is behaving with taste and
discretion.
Mil alcohol is robbing you or
someone you love of health and
dignity, send for Ann Landers
booklet, "Help For The Alcoholic,"
enclosing . with your request 20
cents in coin and a long, self-
addressed, stamp$ envelope.
Ann Landers will be glad to help
you with your problems. Send
them to her in care of this news
paper enclosing a stamped, self-
addressed envelope.
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WASHINGTON (UP!) - Start-
ing next Igjirch 5, U.S. drug man
ufacturers will be required to in
clude in each package of drugs a
statement on any harmful side ef
fects.
The Food and Drug Administra
tion (FIJAi announced the new
order Tuesday. The tightening of
regulations previously had been
opposed by the drug industry and
the American Medical Associa
tion. U
Under' the new order, a bro
chure containing complete infor
mation on a drug's qualities will
be included in every shipment to
doctors, druggists and hospitals.
This "package insert" also will
Wife Charged
With Death
SALEM (AP) Gaunt, gray-
haired Mrs. Margaret Moore was
formally charged in District Court
today with first degree murder.
Salem Detective E. W. HewUt
signed a complaint accusing the
55-year-old woman of bludgeoning
her husband, Earl . Raymond
Moore, to death last Friday morn
ing. Don't Miss
Contlrnlnf yur furnltnr or mU
cclUntous far ear Bandar Anc
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abel Would Tell Side Effects
include details on any of the
drug's side effects that might in
jure users.
When this requirement be-1
comes fully effective, it will make
the complete information readily
available to practitioners at every
drug store and hospital pharmacy
throughout the country," FDA
Commissioner George P. Larrick
said
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In addition, he said, the new
requirement will call for!the drug
industry to include full side-effect
information on samples tney com
monly distribute directly to physi-,
cians.
Larrick said the drug Chloro
mycetin figured in the situation
leading up to Tuesday's announce
ment. He said Chloromycetin; was
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