Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 08, 1961, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. ir. A , o Butler Shooting Tale told To Cowan Jury (Hiarles Hood Sr.. found sleep ing Wednesday afternoon in a lo- cal hotel, testified Thursday after noon that he saw Ransom Cow an shoot Bybee Butler on May 26. Sowan, 63, of Chiloquin is on trial in circuit court for first de gree murder. Hood, 64, is the state's main witness. He was ar--fested Wednesday on a warrant charging him with contempt of court for failing to appear. Hood firmly maintained that he saw the shooting despite Uhaus- tive cross examination by J. C. O'Neill, onjpf Cowan s two de fense altorneys (the other is R. F. McLaren). O'Neill wanted to know why Qod told a diffeiQt story at the prelimiriQ,Qiearig. "At you sa he shot him or not. 1 heard a cum pie of gunfire,' " O'Neill remind' the. preliminary hearing aid "l don'Qknow whetyr r Erich sJrtwSy"! I Conn 6-.4S Um 7 la I WILLI! HOLOCN Vj I Kim novflK Jtf sweety 7i ed Hood. "Now why do you say you saw the shooting?" H o o J didn t know why but he stuck to his story. KB Under direct examination by District AttomcfTl Dale T. Crab tree. Hood saia he, Cowan and Butler were drinking wine the night of May 26. At one point, Hood said Cowan fell off a chair and knocked over a small stove. Cowan apparently told Butler to pick up the stove. When Butler refused, Hood said Cowan went into an A:-r roortO Rot his Cm caliber ritle, came Back and firijiJI twn Khntjz nt Rllllpr. Deputy Sheriff Alvic O. Young blood and vn Schooncrt QThilo' quin police chief, also testified Thursday. iQlhe absence of the jury, Youngbiood related Qstate mcnt (Pen to him by Cowan on the Qjorning of May 27, Schoonover said 1 picked the gun up. Dr. Robert I. KiQ'too' iffi Wednesday thO Butler had two bullet wounds in the chQ' am15 10 lct nim know how I feel but my momer says 10 nnlml mummr nnrl R3V nolh ing. What 06 youdvisSJ-LEl DOWN Ui'iir Let Down: What were you expecting a Bentlcy? Say nothing about your disappoint ment. After all, a daughter fl and a little irratioal on May 2b, Applications from nurses fi ensign, lieutenant jutiior grade or lieutenant mi ir:llve duty arc now being accepted by Chief Robert .!. Gomy, Kligmth Falls Navy recriAcr. q O Rank assigned, Gomes said. ill tid on education and pro fcu4t! exfttt'Gcc. Candidates ml b batween 19'i and 34'i jwers of age and must he i f&Autm of a school of pi ores sionl nursin offering 0 least 3-y- pro0n. Mfn ants bite and they spray formic id into the wounds to mlie tlcm more painful. 1 E.yCte.gr-9 LAST TkMISI MTWSatyt! Giri Disappoinicd Anti-Bossism Victory Willi Lump Of Ilfet I CAGE t- HERALD AD NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday, September I, 1161 By ANN LANDERS Dt;ar Ann Landers: I'm IT and my boy friend is 16. He went to tuce carefully vegetable bugs, youjtnow!" Last night when she knMied on the door to tell me to :.' ' ...... : ,. , c , n ,u i,-.k...k i..ni ," """'""b burope wun nis ioiks ana was "' V" " " r-b victory by Mayor Robert F. Wag- gone six weeks. His lettnrs were 1 m (Jy won derful, espec ially the parts where he said he missed me very much. He got b 1 blew up. Why is she like this? 'I'm not ner on an "anti-bossism" plat- Other insurgents won sufficient district leadership fights to have a good chance ol control of Tam- lorm today wrecked the city's, many, the Manhattan Democratic a baby (1 am 16 years oltm ana old jne Democratic organization, orMiization no scaueruram wiw wxm in ue ui hv 103,! Hnll rhiof C.aml "j - ' mine G. DeSapio. WagiO, bfVked by Osurgents, defeated the organization eandi- told the jme thing umty eleven times.-DMtLENE O Dear Darlene: Your good-na- luri'U, unuerManuiiij;. wuuuniui , fi,i0 r mni,.!!.- &rlhi,r .nolher thinks of you as her , lc' 5 "i . . . .... yesterday and of course 1 waslllc gift: enjoys instructing tlM dying to see what he brought me in the was of a gift. Well, he nW a napcr sack and hanO nW a paper guess what was in it a lumpof dirt from Ireland. We are Mh Irish butQthink this is a pretty noor excuse for M Oscnt. I'm 1 Id . 'ZlNtMAScOPG COLOR by OE LUXE ft 1 ll fw) - Tilt y own somiOof the ould sod. And I must say the kid is plenty Omart. This is really something yO ciO Pck p O O minute! W O Dear Ann LandeibP I know you are a practical woman who looks Q all angles, jj'ase give me some neip. My hu:0nd and I were dr Orccd because I told him to choose between me and his 15- hcO a-day taxi job. He chose the taxi. He asked if he could con tinue to live in the house and pay room and board, and take the ki'Oo"' every SijQiy, as always I agreed. Th arrangement has ken go inc on for two vcarsand it has woiflfcd outelty wcrf for 0 0'i us. In fact, we get along better now than we ever did. The kids dcOl realize we are divorced becftjise neither of us I0i had the heart to tell them. Last niflt the 1 lug suggest ed we get marrAd again. W1'0 do vi think?-YTLE Wr vt: I m l's ftl m tt mm m cutm l a pt-ra0r ill J 141' M jl s Mil. Ary. Dear Ann Lnrs: My moth er is wonderful. Sl's good-na tured and unrstanding. I know how lucky I am wlflft I listen to some of mv Bin friends talk about thsir nOthers. ut I lve 00 griAvhich ives me bug gy- - She lj) a habit of reflating tilings to me wnicn v already know. For example she'll say, ,"Don't forget to put water in the ice tray before you put it back. fOr, "remember to wash the let cause tlMle were happy days lor her da when sm needed. Smile n vourself when she Qes oriii-rs, ami don't let it up set your chemaJI-y. Being able to understand and tohjrale person ality defects Is aVign of maturity. Levitt, in a record outpouring of voters for a Democratic primary. The final vote was 451,458 to knew she was 1 291 '672- The lotal vole of 73,130 bettered the previous Democratic primary mark of 718,000 set in 1937. Wagner will face State Atty. Gen. Louis J. Lefkowijz. unop posed for the RtblicaOnomQ tion, in the Nov. 7 general election. ConfiiQial to ONE JUMP AHEAD: Don't count on It, Bus ter. Sometimes when you build a better mousetrap, nature breeds a smarter mouse. O o0 To learn ti" booby-traps of teenage drinking, write for Ann Landers' booklet, "Teenage Drinking," enclosing with your! request 20 ciOi" eain and a long, Sf-addressed, stamped en velope. Ana Landers will be glad lo help "ou witliQyour problerO Send lOm to her in rare of this newspaper enclosing "stamped, self-addressed envelope. loncfesTcp ATLANTICOGITY, N.J. (AP) Blondes are continuing to lea957i but splu with them this yc To top it off, DeSapio lost his own district leadership in Green wich Village to James S. Lanigan, a Harvard-educated lawyer. ThatTli itself sent DeSapio into political eclipse because t'New York County, or Tammany, lead er is chosen only from among dis trict leaders. Wagner said in a victory state rrQt shortly aftewnidnight that "Democrats who want decency ttfl rule their party. He said the voters had repud.Q ed DeSapio and that "the ofitr party bosses must uas quickly as possible." g ChiO among the othPi are RO Charles A. Buckley of the Bronx and Joseph T. Shargy of Brooklyn, the City Council major ity leader. Waener had O suo.O.1 of ail thtOjrganization leaderiOm win ning the mayoralty in 1953 and theji brunette and red-haired com- -ieetTOQ in the Miss America Pag icant with Miss Utah and Miss Arkansas the winners in the sec ond round of preliminary compe- Oon. w Q mrnrmroi TOflSlTI wMtma Mo 1M LAST TIMES 84' .sow we d. IVWIIB DtSJbE- ' SHAjf OF LMVINB IHIMIMMI mm mm 6S 0 Ems ho ont hoios a mm tint mit. METRO-GOLDWYNMAYER not ton ftiMA innnDDininF ii A I nHI I u,l,n UULLUUIMUIUH 1 i(VUf IIVIIAftltf PKlllAIAAl 'U i nl API I HUNT rKANUIUdA sife fESTB0RGNINE 1 vmsxm I Plu SECOND mIUANA patten CINEMASCOM riATUM! N fVIOLWC...VWONC IM TM BIO CITVI I L WflYHUIiIER'PMCMin-BiNiiisaora T?j1 - H)Sr BAK(R-SUSAN HlRinSON tOHNNT KASH-.cMTdfeni ' SALliM Complete coopi lion is asked bv the DenartnAnt of Emiyment from claimants of tomporary extended uncnloy ment Insurance hi completing a survey to be launched the week of pt. 15 to 21 throughout Ore-n.9l 8""' A certain percentage of unem ployment insurance claimants will bP asked to complelo a question naire 0 the most aumprchonsive research project evg undciOken in tho field f uneiiloyment In suranco, A Tour-stutiy survey is undrPay with one conjletc in May and those In be completed in September, 110, January and April, 12, .The survey will concentrate on the study of tho persontfcand eco nomic characteristics, work his tory and uugmploymcnt of per sons receiving benefits under the Temporary Extended Unenffliiv- ment Compensation Act of 1951. It expected that the informa tiofr gathered will help to mea sure how effectively ,Q TECii gram and the state laws, in gen eral, Qe meeting their objectives. "This Is not ;ia investigation of the claim of theerson selected," or Dcpa')iontQif Employnunt iV Deparlirfent of EmploynWt said, "nor will It in any way af fect arwjrighls ttQicsent or fu lure benefits. The accuracy of the final results depends on the Mrm ; . iI i r ....I. -I..: S iWied lo complete the question NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP)- The second year of court-ordered token public school desegregation came quietly and peacefully to this Southern city of 627,000 Thursday. - School offiWds forecast an in crease in white attendance at the six desegregated elcA'ntary schools today despite continued pleas I0n segregationists for a boycolOnf the clgAooms. ' Police SRpt. Joseph 1. uiarrus- nln.inrA In kppn Knmp 60 uni formed officers at each scgfil scaled off from the genera public for one block In all directions. Ei0) Negro children started classes with white pupils bring ing to 12 the number of Negroes in desegregated school. Four Ne gro first graders last Nov. 14 be came the first members of their r9 1 attend all-white schools in New Orleans. They were back at two schools this yc9 as second grade students. The w0e boycott of McDonogh No. 19-0hich lasted throughout last year-flf cracked as four white childicTi joined five Ne groes. White atffiidance at the other schools ranged from more than 0vo-thirjk of normal to 17 (0. of 571 aLTrantz one of the schools desegregated last ycSf. Desegregation of the four new public schools came as a surprise. The had not been expected to receive the Negroes approved for transfer under the pupil place ment plan until next week. .Carolyn ' Lasater, Miss Utah, won the talent contest Thursday night with' a pantomime dance. She ware a dress which she de signed, that converts from a nightgown to a business dress to an evening gown. Miss Arkansas, F.Qnces Jane Anderson, caught the. judges' nods in the suQsuit contest as she strolleiwiowaRhe 120-foot fanway before an auuience Q 7,157. Both girls are 19, they're listed as 5 feet 9 inches tall, and they are blondes. iMiss Anderson said she's really 5-9'i. Blondes also won jg the swim- suit and talent calories in the first round of preliminary compe lition Wednesday nigjjt. Miss Min nesota, Nancce Parkinson, im ceived the swimsuit nonors ana Miss Texas, Linda Loftis, won the talent award with an fcratic aria. in favor of the insurgents, Wagner also bike with Cily Council President Abe Stark and chose Deputy Mayor Paul R. Screvane as his running mate for that post; Screvane and Budget Director Abraham Beame, Wag ner's choice for comptroller, also won nomination. Oark sought the Democratic nomination for Brooklyn onrough president and won easily. Law rence E. Gerosa, the present city comptroller whom Wagner also dropped.Os running for mayor in November as an independent Democrat. The insurgent forces 0)ackint Wagner we headed by former Sen. Herbert H. Lehman and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. i UPRIGHT Kgc I FREEZER gjft iEf feajraigf f Holds 388 lbs. c 1 rmBK. QW&SmStm I Yern Owens i . $ dl' 1 ) . says: i i miin 1 . Ill Ol "Inafreeier OU i f I W Jl I ToBI M you goQa have: mmJ? M H The hwt quoiity Q ZzP Iti flie test sertkS F0ezer HOadquarrers - the largW K'tN Stock in the Klamath Basin! b &ofojp Yrn Ovoons' 412 Main , Ph. TU -35 I fit FEELING o - GET THAT form afPi Fop SALEM (AP) - Fewer than 100 of tl0ncw identity cards needed by persons from 21 to 26 years of ace to purchase liauor have been issued to date, Deai0 Barnick, administrator of the Ore gon Liquor Control Commission 0'l here Thursday A law passed by the 1961 Leg islature requires that all persons in the 21-to 26 age group show the permits before getting alcoholic liquor either by the drinlQor in bottles. The tamAr-proof identity cards cost nothing, but those wanting 0c have to supply a recent picture for it. Barnick said efforts would be started to hjve the young adults cet the permits. i mi Klamath Falls. Ortoon Strving Southern Ortgon and Northern Calltornia fubllhMt dally (axctpr Sal.) aQ Sunday Klamath Publnhtnq Company Main at Esplanada Phona TUtdt 4-4111 W. B. SWEETLAND, PubllltW enttrad as itcond clau mattar at th post oi t tea at Klamath F a l It. Or agon, on Auoutt . 106, undtr act Of Corv gran. March 3, UN. Second-clan posN 0 paid at Klamath Falls. Ortgon, and at additional mailing offica. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carriar 1 Montfi 17) t Monlhl ... , 10 Yaar .. 131.00 Mail in Advanct I Month 1.7J Month! 1)0 00 1 YW 011.00 Carrltr and Daaltr Wtattday A Sunday, copy 10c UNirKD PBEiS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIAteD PRESS AULIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATION Subtcr'Mrt not rtrttvlng dalivtfy t thtir HaraM and Ntwt, plaasa rhona &tn Carpanlaf, Circulation Managtf SaRcrxr, 1 P.bf. D.3.T. ' Souia 3isffi APPLIANCES . . . Electric or gai rangei, Gibion, Hotpoint, Wcjtinghouia, ffntgomory Ward, G-E, Wcitarn-Holly, O KeU & Morrifrr tc. REFERS . . . G-E, Intornotionol Har vtsrtr, Hotpoint, Kcnmnro, Admiral, Croiley, Gibson, ate. Amana, Montgomtry Word, Croilty. r FREEZER5 STOVES . . . Choos from gojL oil, wo and tleetric. (P. , . . NOW It th rimo to biUfi on those). TOOLS . . .EQrfic towi, Automatic bowling machine, TIRES, wheeF RADIOS, Wtattnahout roaster oven, LAMPS, Ian torntTV'i, bedding, sewing machines, BOOKSHELVES, j coucnet, antique furniture, tm BECtJnBOM SETS . . . blend on It . . . on Honduras ony TTidroom setOifN Mr. and Mrs. chest and large pictir mirror, upholstered JJ ena'rt PfjTOfm racers . . . 3 piece curved sctionO . . . ruga . . BABY fVKNITURE in eluding play &n, 6-ycar cribs, 1Q"inettes, bathinettes, hifh chain, strollers, toys, etc. O Q OFFICE MaQiINES . . , typewriters, check writing mofytes, edOiiOnacnin' itenotyp machines. o l pictuW BUY dON CREDIT! K. Falls Auction Jerry Durnil, Auctioneer 3049 South Sixth Phone TU 2-6050 O o . ' 1 ' fW&MWv B'.a a j :?. s s J y o '- v o o j o PICK THE FORM FIT BRA TH&T SUITS YOUR PERSONALITY AND FIGURE c Co9ie shopping for your under ,? cover wordrobe foeay. We have a complete slock of Formfit bras . . . u:)he one for your figure . . . jurf fhe one fo fif your purse! A. 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