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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1963)
r PACE t-K HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fa!l. Or. (Sunday, February 24, 1M1 Girl Dies Of Hammer sating In Utah Desert Salt lake city (upd - An 18-year-old Salt Lake City cirl died in a local hospital Saturday of severe head Injuries inflicted by a hammer-wielding assailant. The victim, Carolo Annette Clayton, had been in critical con dition since she and her room mate, Dorinda Atnes, 18, were bludgeoned In a desolate area near Great Salt Lake Wednesday. Miss Atnes, a Utah 1962 Na tional Merit Scholar finalist, re mained in serious condition in an other hospital. The youth charged in connec tion with the beatings, 17-year-oldi Rex Hintze of Salt Lake City, was taken back into custody after the girl's death on a complaint of first degree murder. Hintze who had been free on $5,000 bond on a lesser charge of, assault with Intent to commit murder, was to be arraigned be fore Third District Judge Joseph P. Jeppson on the murder charge. Hintze, who was arrested near the spot where the two girls were beaten and buried alive in a makeshift grave, told officers he i "got furious and heat uie gins, because they nouldn l ncip u get the car unstuck." Tin. oii-l were attacked after ni fuviiniivl hv thpm. Hintze and a companion, Tony Robertson, 19. bet amc mirtd in mud on, a dirt rna4 14 miles north of Delle. rtnliertsnn. iiho was not involved in lh hratines. hiked 14 miles to notify authorities when he learned what had happened to tne giris Correction The story of tlie Metier Bros on page 12-B of today's Progress Edition, incorrectly lists uan Bebber as a brother-in-law of the Metier family. There is no family relationship although Mr. Bebber is a part ner in the Metier Bros, enter prise. ;! (Calendar nnn nf ilw world's largest areas of petroglypha, or Indian writings, is found near AiamoRoruo, ii.m. L m a a S' TODAY! SUNDAY BROTHERHOOD DISCUSSION, 11 a.m., by foreign students, Uni tarian Fellowship Hall, Lakeview Highway. Public invited. MONDAY EWAUNA TOASTMISTRESS, 7:30 p.m., Meeting, Winema Ho tel. Visitors welcome. DECREE OF HONOR, 8 p.m., Public card party, KC Hall, 11th and Main. .Members bring prize. KUIIS Parents and Patrons. 7:45 p.m. Cafeteria. Nominating committee to be elected. Pro gram, boys and girls" physical education classes. MONDAY KLAMATH DAIRY WIVES, 12 noon, 'luncheon meeting, Willard Hotel. KLAMATH SOIL CONSERVA TION DISTRICT, 8 p.m., annual meeting, Midland Grange Hall. DEGREE OF HONOR will hold public card party at KC Hall nth and Alain. Members wing pies. 1 SCIENCE CAN'T EXPLAIN IT ... I INVINCIBLE... INDESTRUCTIBLE! I 7 INDESTRUCTIBLE! Mm. I WHAT WAS THIS BEAST BORN A'fJ I M I FIFTY MILLION . lfP:W jm jNlkk I YEARS OUT v"JlV tfVtjF IP iM) ' TaCIC i CARL OTTOSLT ANN SMYRNER SFpink ib mhchiorVsid pink mum A ONtMAOIC, INC. fftOOUCTION AN AMCfflCAN (NT tdNATIONAl. PICTURE vilbeautiful:.. m . deadly. ifjiriwiii t fc'.f tnrr. i MIRISCH PICTURES & ROBERT WISE PRESENT ROBERT MiTMl SH1RIEY . a square from Nebraska? Mm an off beatnik A M 1IUI1I jP' sj Greenwich 75 Villager IT JUST f Uthat thev would. DIDN'T W'r'Pv that thev could .. FIGURE... ., . f that they djd! EXPLANATIONS ACROSS 1. Poor vision could be aided by a TINTED shade of prescribed eyeglasses. What aid is supplied by a TILTED shade would de pend upon how it was TILTED, 3. A woman's happiness may be reflected In her KISS which Coinword Puzzle ExplanatijoTttrPbint Way To Rich Prize Family Of Ten Killed In Fire MOREHOUSE, Mo. UPI - A family of 10 was w iped out ca.'y Saturday when flames destroyed their frame home near Morehouse. Paul Saville, his wife, Shirley, and their eight children were trapped inside. The Morehouse fire department answered the call but firemen said "we could not do anything about it." They pumped water until the tank-truck ran dry and went for more. When they returned, the home "had burned to the ground, a fireman said. Firemen said the blaze was ap parently caused by a defective heater. Mrs. Baker Dies Feb. 22 TULELAKE Mrs. Sara Baker, R7, mother of Raymond Baker, long-time resident of this area, died Saturday, Feb. 22, in Med- ford. Iter husband, George Baker, preceded her in death on Feb. 8 He was 91. Mr. Baker was buried in the family plot at Long Beach, Wash. The Bakers were pioneers of that area. Tlie Bakers had been married CO years. Mrs. Baker is survived nydwo sons. Raymond ol TulclsJfana Wesley of Medford, nrif WaiiRh tor, Irene Mara. Nca City. Calif.. 10 crandchiklrji and 18 great grandchildren. I " Funeral arrangements lor Mrs. Baker are pending. Shots Advised SALEM (UPIl - Members of the Oregon House were advised today to get flu shots. Speaker Clarence Barton said several members already are ab sent with flu. He said arrangements are being made .for immunization for mem bers. Blasts Ruin Space Bag PAJJSSTINE, Tex. UVI - A series ol blasts ruined an W.nno giant unmanned spare exploration balloon Friday and scientists said it will be at least another week before another one can be ob- ainrd. The bla.sl liapcned while Hie balloon was being inflated with he- ium gas for a trip above the dirlh's atmosphere 1o study Mars No one was injured. For once the weatlier was right fur the launching and tlie RO-loot- hv-fiA-font balloon was about half filled with helium when a tear developed. Princeton t'niversity scientists eie trying to deter mine if it could le patched when it riped wide open with a series f sharp, popping sotimls that sounded like mortar fire t The polyester filler shell rup tured Scientists said extreme gas pressure caused tlie bag to burst. No fire broke out because helium is non-inflammable. The accident was narticulail)' frustrating to tlie scientists who had to postpone launching 1 times because of the wealiier. There was no damage to the :i-inch telescopic eye that was to get an unrestricted look at Mars Irom beyond the hae of tlie o;i Ill's atmosphere A close-up study of Mais woukl gue scien tists information on whether it could support lite could express natural emotion A woman might not have any KIDS or children. (.. A stalled cab driver might He annoyed to have to have some one HAUL him any distance. He m ght be delighted to have some ore HAIL him if it were a re ppir man who made hauling un necessary. is. Every trucking company re- quires at least one dependable VAN. fcven the smallest com pany wouiu probably require B R HjA C TINTED K I 3 6 JA YiAM OUP FIOIRjElMlA ul p BUND SiTEiW OR more than just one dependable MAN. 9. A government BUND or po litical organization might be ben eficial to Germany today,- al though unlikely. A government FUND should be beneficial to Germany at any time. 11. D.S. is an abbreviation for Doctor of Science. 12. With a freezer, a housewife is ahle to STEW or cook various foods that are handy at any time. She could not STOW or store foods at any time if her freezer were completely full. 14. An obvious RUSH on tliei part of someone hurrying might! discourage conversation. An ob vious RASH might merely be a case of acne and might encour age conversation regarding a cure. 16. Sometimes a child is full before he reaches tlie CORE ol an apple. He is able to reach the CONE filled with ice cream be tore he starts. 17, A wise FOREMAN of a jury knows that where there's smoke there's fire, when he considers! someone's guilt. A FIREMAN doesn't have to be wise to liter ally know that where there's smoke there's fire. 18. A smart man trains hi: PUGS or prize fighters while they are still young. PUPS can be tlie offspring of seals and are more likely to be trained by other seals. EXPLANATIONS DOWN 1. To TRACE a spy. a coun try might have to reveal a se cret to another spy. To TRADE a spy, a country would not have to reveal a secret since both par lies would have, to be aware of I the facts before they would TRADE. 2. A murderer might fear a DEAF man wlio could point an accusing finger at him. He would not be likely to fear a DEAD man who could tell no tales. 4. A diplomat's IMMUNITY or exemption from regulations en titles him to many privileges. Hisi IMPUNITY or freedom from pun ishment is a result and not a cause or reason for privileges. 5. A little SPADE could be out of place in a big garden. A little SHADE or color should not be out place in a garden. 7. Good writers study t h c LINES of others for comparison. Many good writers devote their material to specialized subjects without reference to the LIVES of others. 10. The art work on a family CREST might go back 200 years. The art work on a CHEST might be a tatoo and would not go back 200 years. It. In every great DANGER in life there is a challenge for man to overcome. There is no chal lenge in the mind of a great DANCER who feels completely perfect and is satisfied. 13. Since some WAGERS are terrifically high, they sometimes break the usual rules of betting. WAVERS or falterings are lunda mental and do . not break the usual rules of vacillation. 14. The pleasure of a holiday could depend upon those with whom you ROOM or stay. Dur- ing a holiday, one may not ROAM at all. 15. It is a pleasure to see a beautiful white SPAN or bridge crossing a stream. A beautiful white SWAN might be crossing to attack, which would hardly be a pleasure. SCD Meeting Slated Monday Klamath Soil Conversation Dis trict's annual meeting will be held at the Midland Grange Hall Mon day, Feb. 23, at 8 p.m. Two new supervisors will be elected. The program will include a talk by Walt Jcndrzejcwski on crop varieties and fertilizers and mov ies on w ild life conservation show n by Jim O'Donahue. Coffee and doughnuls will be served. HEY isLHilllm KIDS! S3 1 5ray MATINEE ONLY!! 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