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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1961)
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V K WAMM VOUR PACSf THESS WWS, BUT, "A f'5f I ilASltv- i I DESERVED TO BE 1 n.."XA ' W'l i i A tM AWFULLY- Jusr KEEP MARCHES LIKT LS i -11 1 Tit's A quarter after 1 1 ETTT 1 a V -IUMJVm "; SORRY, freckles) 1 NOTHING HAPPENED T J 1, Tv henbV i C".C. ; jf Y : I . , THAMES. SHALL I HAVE X V66. ' THSM TO HAVB TrJS fT, T WELL. TM' Pdei? I COULD'a' 1 n-D WAVE MAOE Vi!5S ESiT rroW I ! TRV TO GET that OLD Cool rr u9E, THERS t ALWAYS lltf THE PRUMS ROLL IT SiVS8 S ( VWIOLE EF2CT ffJIXEP 1 . HAVS 6HUT UP AftpUT I 6U6O 'EM P0( ' you G(?e0T MADE EVEN eS(5eo f I KNOCKED OPF? THSTP ) WOgiPf WAS A HAlR J TO LOCK MV AS VO0 MAKrt MS AW6 ? V BV A BJNCrt C 7 V, 1 . pBiC 2" 1 j I ""i njvhm rsat iaajpu T fAAT 62 .AcftNMTV r, V STRAy DOSS.' S z MSSS!?-0.! I J RUINED I -tESS THEM F05YUW, EH. truPfi CAPW. 1 hiVT mmttub ..,yr. i",v ) -ji 4 ;r rf I cracks was polecat " y voulont rry J -SPSCMLLV ie i were cited by. city police Sunday latter they were involved in traf 'I fic accidents. William P. Albers. 18, 3952 Clin ton Street' was cited tor violating the basic rule while Paul L. Pick- , ering. about 23. Kingsiey riem, was cited for following loo closely- . . Albers car ran into a panted car at 3 a.m. Sunday in tronl ot 1414 East Main Street. A second parked car was also damaged. Police said Albers was driving too close to the parked cars, which were owned by Douglas R. Bak er, 1414 East Main Street. Dam age was extensive to Albers' car. Pickering was cited alter n i a car collided with one driven by Don L. Evans, 21, 927 Eldorado , Street, Sunda" night at the corner, of Seventh and Main streets. Po-: lice said Evans' car was stopped when it was struck from the rear by Pickering's car. Pickerings car had extensive front end dam age. Neither driver was injured. A hit-run accident was also un der investigation by city police. Mike Eich, 1023 Alandale Stret, said his car was parked in front of his house early Sunday morn- ling, when it was struck in the I left rear fender by a black Chev rolet Impala, which left the scene. Two Report Tires Cut Two men reported to police Sun day morning that tires on their I cars had been slashed during the night. E. Gail Osborn' 350 Martin Street, and Jack A. Corra, 420 I Division Street, each reported that four of their tires had been slashed. Osborn's car was parked in front of his house and Corra's pickup truck was in front of his house. Other police reports: J. C. Morehead, 2550 Darrow Street, said someone broke a win dow of his car while it was I parked in his driveway. Roy Stubbs, 1919 Tunnel Street, said thieves stole two "flipper". hubcaps from his car while it was parked in the Tower Theater park ing lot. A. E. Albert, 923 Grant Street, I found a 'flipper" hubcap in his front yard. Car Tampering Brings Arrest One Klamath Falls youth was I arrested Friday night and two others were placed in the juvenile' home after being accused of tarn- . pering with a car in the vicinity of Modoc Field. Police received a call from a woman, who said she had seen the bovs break a window of a car owned by Richard M. Flynn, 2323 Garden Street. Three youths were captured in Uie area. Arrested and charged with dis orderly conduct (vandalism) was Paul L. Bellm Jr., 19. 3808 Clin ton Street. He was identified by the woman as one of the trio she had seen. Bellm pleaded not guilty Monday morning and a hearing was set for a later date. The other two youths, both 17' were lodged in the juvenile home (or further disposition by the I county juvenile department. Police said both had been drinking. " Marine Editor Put On Board SALEM (API - Lawrence Bar fter, marine editor of the Oregon ian. was appointed to the Stale Marine Board Wednesday by Gov. Mark Hatfield. He will replace Dean Bryson, who resigned to accept an ap pointment as Multnomah Coun'y Circuit Judge. K0DAC0L0R PROCESSING 8-Hr. Service In at 9 Out at 5 EKTACHROME, 2 Days 706 Main t Town 1 Country Cmi-to-Csui NEWSPAPERS' SEUTHE MOST! I
