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Newspaper Page TextDisgruntled Tourists Take Off NEW YORK 'LTI' - Twenty, nine disgruntled California tour ists flew off to Europe Thursday at their o n expense, havin'n been stranded here for mo.-t ot the week in a di;ute w.th a travel agency. The group was the last of the original 101 persons involved in the mixup of charter flight ar rangements. They (lew to London and Paris. The Civil Aeronautics Hoard tCAB gave Air France approval to fly the tourits under a special group rate. Fourteen of the origi nal group cancelled their reserva tions at the height of the Imbrog lio and 58 others managed to ob tain flights earlier last week. California Alty. Cien. Stanley Mosk is investigating the World Travel Center of Palo Alto, which booked the charter flight to Eu rope through Intercontinental L'.S. Airlines. The airline cancelled the char ter trip after the Californians ar rived at Idlewild Airport here, claiming the tourist group did not qualify for the reduced rale of $300 round-trip from Oakland to Europe. Court Records DISTRICT COURT June 27 TRAFFIC CASES Gerald Cecil Musselmnn, violation of tmic ruH. pie of not guilty, trial with out lurv st for July 3. Stratriir Frank Wood, failure to dim headlights, plea of not guilty, trial w ojI iurv set lor July 10. Allen Joseph Kramer, violation bic rule, plea ot not guilty, trial without jury set lor July u. Thomas Sidney Rtdenour, violation bas ic rulf. trial wilhout ury, found guilty, $10 fine paid. Robert Wtiolani Ani, disobeyed slop yon. plea of guilty. HO line paid. James Dean Barnes, violation basic rule, plea of guilty, $20 fine paid. Quirt ton Duan Million, violation basic rule, plea of guilty, $70 fine paid. Arlhur Freeman BlocMinger, violation basic rule, plea of guilty, JJ5 fine paid. Ruben (none) Sanders, violation basic rule, plea of guilty, $15 fine paid. William Kenneth Thomas, no vehicle license, plea of guilty. $5 one paid. Wendell Anthony Smith, violation basic rui. Dies of ouiitv. $15 f'ne paid. Dally Dean Lotches. disooeyed stop sign, plea of guilty, $10 tine paid. Donald Fredrick Guslin, lailure lo dis play registered weight, plea of guilty, $5 fine paid. Fred Glen Cole, disobeyed traffic sig nal, plea o' guilly, Si 5 tine paid. Timothy Eqilla Graves, no operator's license, $5 fine paid. Robert George Sleber, failure to yield right of way, plea of guilty, $15 fine paid. Victor Carl McElfresh, group ale overload (logs), pica ol guilty. $72 fine paid. WcMon Hfrry EnqlP. tandem fl If overload (logs), plea of guilty, $18 line paid. COURT ACTIONS FILED Bui'dmq Materials, inc. vs. Cordelia C. Jackson. Nancy Turner vs. Mary H, Moore. DISTRICT COURT June 71 TRAFFIC CASES William Ray Addington. no salcty chains, guilty plea, $7.50 fine paid. Rcd Lee Llndsav, 6200 lb. group axle overload, guilty pica, $150 fine paid. Clyde Carlton Peck, violate basic rule, quilty plea, $10 fine paid. Loren Elbert Buckey. improper passing, trial without jury; tound guilty, $15 Ime paid. Laurence Elwood Masten, violate basic rule guilty pica. $15 fine paid. : Richard Arnold O'Douqhty. truck speed ing, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. Emelme Maria Hockelt. violate basic rule, guilty plea, $15 line paid. Conrad Edmund Hermsted, violate bas ic rule, guilly plea. $0 fine paid. Gtace Lerene Healon. disobeyed stop sign, guilly plea, $10 fine pad. Kent Leroy Franklin, lour in driver's seat, guilly plea. $5 hue paid. MISDEMEANOR CASES Duane Foster, intoxicated upon a public h qhway. order ot remand from Juvenile Department of Circuit Court withdrawn. FELONY CASES Charles Alexander Johnston. burgltvy i in a dwelling, preliminary hearing set for July 3. DISTRICT COURT July 1. 163 TRAFFIC CASES Torger Asburn PollesUO. failure to Op- t'tfc right sidt of highwav, 2 bail fori. ted. Kennefh Robert Smith, no vehicle li cense lepired, guilty olea. $S ne p(l E ivm Wycoe Jackson. voWe bdMt rute. quilty pie, i'S line PfliO R.chard Wnitcr Berg, disobeyed 'op nqo, guilty QlCA. 1 1 0 (me Di'O Gilbert OeForest L'lly. truck spCedmq. guilty plefl, S10 line pa d Frank Emery Charles, improper pass inq. quilty plea. SIS Ime paid. me Scott Maxwell, lailure lo velJ nght of way, guilty plea, Hi line pa d Alan Rod"V LOCkrf m. no ope'atnr s license (suioendedl, guuty p'ea. S?i Ime naia. and operator's license suspended 'or ce additional vcar. Rooert Bruce Alisun. impmner mu'l ler qui It v lea, S'O line Did Aioert Emii Danman. no vetiicte I' Crn-.p (eipiredl, quilty pica Si Ime paid Charles Loun Long. v. date basic rule, guilty plea. S25. Johnny Gary Lonq. no vehicle liccnje (eDred), guilty piea, ii 0 Ime paid Sarah Ness, no ooertor'i licenve, guil ty pita, 15 fine pad Roscoe LeRoy Patien, no oDprlnr li censt ieP'red . gu'i'v Pica, ii Ime paid James Stanley Chase, no veh e'e li cense leap'red'. quiilv ni"ft. (IS 'tne paid George a "dec ion Gray, no operator i Icenjc, qgilty plea, 15 Ime paid Amos Mov."M DoiU'd. violate b a s rule, auilty oiea. US Ime paid Homer Aneri Ca'avsav J' . no fVfqnn rnfraior s license, guii'y plea. iS Ime pa'd Donna Jean Hunt, vio'ate basic ruli g.' ity pica. 130 fine paid PhilhD Gordon Reynolds, failure It fl'ive nqht Mae of highway, guilty plea i'O Ime paid Vflrk Garland Wa'fc ,, titi pmc QCi't i Harry' seicucus Ga-Letd. v.oiate banc r-jie, r-u'ity piea. Hi fine paid Ve let Lynn Hank mi. violate banc rule. Qui'ty pea, I'd Ime oad irtne Caii'rme Bovd, no ooera'0' s ceise if'D'ed1 u i'f 0 e ii t"'e cad Ktnnetn L ?e v a" A-(Gme . divnfet,vnt . lno i-o". Qti'ity r'a S'l 'me p.d crank ;m fr Cflit'e. iv. pnu"i j dem a"e O'.enoaa, guity piea, 1 t-ne vu!T s-erma" Dvm fl'csu" depr.t g ' -,ur.ot mater ai fin - Q i'S C 'S i" COu"ty i'i m i u o' "' Sne-ira-i Da'reii B afau"1. v-o a'e f4sc fu p. Qi.''U cea. i'O 'me or t,o o-iyi n ci "'v n 1 " 1 f. ?' 't VISDEVEANOR CASES Pat- : a r '- 1 iTtn a ri p h g-a u ' '' f ou"d ty, ify S.sC l" r I'i ' it', peoed as cefl 'f fh'e u.s a K 'Out r5 -eh I1: i UiceniM I'l MA V K I ACE LICENSE C"0'rj 0 L!H'0.'f i'.. Si' 3 ' C C ' a-1 4'-e-i a ' ; Sc3,ie o .e- COVLAlNT COR SEPARATION BOUCATIONS -0 DIVRRCP . iN" t -S''e- L .1 Ll "3 R ' ' t . - 'i . . . v - E. - r - - . x r At , , Jjyjj --iST Wu" A ' 1 n.,MAJ.f,....,. . .- - , m( , n, I,, ,t I, . I, -... 1 . - , -r r, SPACE STATION This Is an artist's conception of a space station which could be built and launched to study the effects of lonq-term weightlessness and other space phenomena. The space station would be boosted into orbit unmanned, followed by two men each in a pair of Gemini capsules which would dock in the baskets affixed to the station. Once inside, the men could live without protective clothing. UPI Telephoto Let's Camp Out ACROSS 1 Camper's 4 Camper s knap 8 Mosi campers are 12 Feminine .1-1 Concedes 33 Pierce with something sharp 36 Middling (comb. form! ,17 Low sand hill 39 High cards appellation 4U Hail water 13 Campers like a 41 Priority -prefix) rlrv 41! In circuit 14 Enthusiastic 4 l-ts of hair ardor 41 Deputed 15 Correlative of SI Pronoun neither 5l! Woody plant Ifi I.ithest Ann bone 18 Observed while M Anser camping 0 Kine-yrained lock Sea eaule 22 Ki.sheriuan's near ipH M Cotton fabric liH French verb 27 Depot (ah.) 30 Community in Texas 32 Nautical lenn OJ W CltJIHS Ol iiuii;i 5ti Hreakfast, fur instance 57 Church seat IMlWN 1 r.iiseball term 2 Wild ox 3 "(ireen tbumbers" 1 Pr;u ing room 3 Sri'H ;ippeivi;n;' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 . r i6 17 T8 19 23 21 22 f" ' Zt, 125 Jil26 f27 128 129 Hfifeii 30 31 TT.3Z 33 5'-, 3T mp5 35 r37 mm ' 40 P4I i 42 143 144 !5E45 46 47 148 &B . 49 50 51 52 53 54 S3 56 5l I I 6 Mesrilyn's Mother Found Gl.KNDAl.K. Calif. 'ITT mu.-t luuo wnt the night in the Marilvn Monroe's mother. Mrs. j b"ik-i- loom to keep warm. 1 ,., , ' ,, i L.. , . ,,,,.i u,. heard her sa : '1 don't want mv Ci advs Baker Kiev, was tound h , . , '. 'picture taken. police Kndav alter disapcaring .. .. ' i M"- l:dn I mention Manhn s trom a sanitarium to w.uch snoUimc , shc (h( hay ., d',m.( had been confined. iwant the money. 1 want to give Olfjccrs s.n:l the mother o thct away.' " kite scicen ulamoui' uirl Hull Mi. Kiev, long an inmate of Itockhavcn S a n i t a r i u m early , sanii.u iunis, wi's provided lor in Thursdav and was found biding j a Slim.mn trust luml which yields in the boiler room of the Lake-'-Sloiio yearly for her support in view Terrace Baptist (.'huiih Ki m.les from the sanitarium. j Siit. S'dney (ieorge said. "She! Queen Mother i Makes History DOldUS, I: c M.m IV Kii-.'th('th m;iflo I iuva MdiIht history Friday hy presiding oir the annual open air ses.-.on of thc,;i, !H.,. relurnil to the invtitu lisle "I Man Parliament, the old- tin,; iUitio boflv in ine. the !n t.n, tiwit n had ii'v-id('l c it liit1 j p.'it .lament at t!lC HM 'TTnny w hn h iJofN baek llU'lf tD.ill 1 tHlfl r,n SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS Vacuum Cltncrt Iron! Muffrl Cotl Makri Fans Toaitert Hcotcrt tltclrie fry Pom WOPK GUARANTcED REX APPLIANCE RCPAIR CENTER HI 5 Mom TU 4 335J Answer to Previous Puzzle B.EiR, I INjGl Ai(GEa?N AlVjEiNj SIC QiR 7A EjR glAiTjALSfUG ARTS' P;YlET"""SjM U ' 1U ETT . . , - W H 1 A RFl AIBJ J E'RlAlTjElP OjRme l IP" ai"dSri& SJcIeln TfcofcJ iMjARLLie SB AiNjnAT? ain eImI i liaI hie:;c1aitiE 6 Cnite firmly 7 Hebrew measure fvar.) ft HV-kbirds i Athena 11) Kiidiiic: ! tiriil'leil (lior.t 17 Hold m regard l'J Ordinary lancii;ii;o 2't Nickname 2 t Tvpc of soil 2: Itim l't Relieved 27 Moon rocket, for instance 28 Far off (comb. form) 2!i Fruit drinks 31 DihpasMonalo 3.1 Armadillos "K Stinms plant III Music makers -11 Hievdo part 42 Herds 43 Crevice 44 Heavy blow 4fi California n kfisli tvar.) 47 Ireland 4K Tct uanser M Aizereyate nuiMiig liome. 'lhe provisions weie made public following the death of Miss Monroe last Aug. 24 l.oin an oerdo.e of nils. Mis. Kley collapsed and was L.iken to a state hospital when her lamed (laughter was H years old S;:e remained in public institu-ta'ii- until Miss Monroe was able to pioMile care for her ill private ie-1 homes and .sanitariums. (nrndaic iiolup .aid Mrs Kiev K Initial li 3;'?mrial Park Perpetual Care . . . Reserved Ictj J50 to 5 1 25 68 ocres, 10 developed For full information without obligation TU 4-4560 or TU 4-3 1 6 1 0rtd by City of Klamoth Falli Higher Loans Accepted The stale Department of Veter ans Allans has started accept ing applications (or arm ami home loans under the new. high er loan amounts authorized by the 13 legislature. Director H. C. Saalfeld lias announced. I he legislature increased t he maximums from $13,501) to S13.(MM1 for homes and from $:i0.000 to WO.niin (or larms. While the increases don'l be come elfeclivc until Sept. 2, Saal- fcld said veterans' applications will be accepted now, and will be processed through the commit ment stage, so that the loan closings may be accomplished as soon as possible a!!er Sept. 2 The veterans' department is ex pecting a 20 per eent increase in applications and loan grants and a one-third increase in dollar vol ume of loans as the result 01 the new maximums. In the biennium ji.sl ended, 8100 veterans borrowed more than $84 million to acquire their own homes and farms. The depart ment exiects this to go to R.iljO, loans for $114 million in the li.i biennium. The average loan last fiscal year was $10,340. and this figure is expected to go lo Sll.HiO for the next biennial pe riod. Tlic only other change in the veterans' loan act was a provi sion which will allow some vet erans who lose their state-mortgaged properties or valid rea sons beyond their control, to ob tain a second loan even though their original loan was not re paid in full. Shop Today At Store No. 2 South 6th & Shasta Way OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT Monday Thru Sot. All Grocery Specials from last Thurs. ad good thru Wednesday! MARKET BASKET th and Pint So. 6th nd Sham Way Rep. Vinson WASHINGTON . 1 11 - Carl Viii.-on. a -' " 1. spec-as t.u'l wearing. wf! country boy sres no cause f'"4 reminisi-in- on 30 cals aS"- Vins"" He Iwhovcs Kt-nncily is wrung. Wcdnesd.iv consumer installment just 'because he "ill s.,. " manges to smoke seei. r ami ill join fellow Sil,o,n rep- CTfdil nJe miii,on in Mav record lor servins more years inf'M" 10 ,el" Kn day.jiesfntativcs in utniji against the iarR,iy due to a $244 million in- llie House than any other repre. "T l"'S!ilWe "Miifssion to hisjaUminislratioWs mil nuht bill.jcrease over April in automobile sentalive aiic' claims to have stoppcdIBut, on other critical issues, ho! loans. -Vuu've Sol to Slav busv ami .,av abreast ot the time,." the dean of the House smd a, he service in Congress, "rimes mine ahead. Tliere s nolain' hp gamed smin -"".iwini:. On July l. Vnde Carl Vinson. . f .1,. c ,..,ll, m,j . ! icaiiei "i ....,,.idu. niicaoy nas solved "Now hcah's " is hard lor blm- from the South and uoer.jhat let s do. and I'm ponna heplhim roiic. mi cnoi....- ..unra.you. is a lleiiucill s.ivini; ol Vin- Services Commence ill break the record set by that olhor Hmise Riant, the late Speaker Sam riay'irwe than 12 sears and was chair- OUl'll. ! The shroud and capable Vinson, has wilhslood many a llmise hut.l lie since he firsl enlered Coiv Rress in 1014 as its youimest mem. ber at aRC 30. On Nov. IB. lie ,n be 80, and next year i have completed 50 years in lhe House. In Fine Shaie AlthouRh the .ililleflReville. Ga., . native is very laminar wilh re.' enl criticisms that llieie are too many old men in Coiirioss, lie re fuses to accept thai description ol himself. His heariiiR. vision and energy are excellent. I lis mind. as many admirals and Renerals who hae appeared helnre his IUBS9 ft .rSim f! Jm fiffl current rate j (Ulj u perannum I FIRST FEDERAL j m Nears Record In House tonimntpe uill atlpsl. is as siiarniKcnneiiv imp nf liip L.'ir..ipO Pm. tnc "ls lat drink ol uhikey as , lv" , . , . ,. , " ," " 'T. 'Vs. f,,u"h-!! h ,' V' r . " , " V f .. . ...... ........... .m, i have lo report until 8. iidiiniiiii 01 uie Htuise rmed Services Committee he!hich he peers over in the , .......ii- m-i . 1 .mii'v i . isi-s me ui(voi lllCi"v uimm, ..h. ., Uien.n.. il...m . i,i-...' .. u...i. " , . 1 """" '"I""1 ......... ...i. ... VLimil-sS .IHll Ol sun's. II,. i.ut i,.,.ij ,i ..... lll.in ,,f , s Drodeeessiir llw. Vi. al Allairs Commillee. lor Hi years hetnr,. thai. II there has hwn anoiher person lio served lhat Ioiir os a commillee chair man, no one can recall. Says Kennedy (treat "mills his tenure, Vinson has "inked wilh and known well ciht Presidents slartinc with Woorhow J,,-ill,,n ll I,... ."...II..J :, . " ' 'osiueni WALLS CLEANED BY MACHINE !)'"rtP( for pfrfrct rrtultv Kavn Pll and rrdn nratlnt- i ret K- BARRY'S Horn U.ll I li-anlnc Srtvu HI IIHUhlrd Si. I'h. II 4-K.:lfl Oavhtfti (Mr Uil 540 MAIN ST., KLAMATH FALLS idents k-spile thoir .lisaurccmcnf over civil rights. cr Non-installment credit, season- '. ''e , 1 "'M,.I7I and l,rwl;,s;all.v d..stcd. rose m million , " " """ """" ....... v insoii. wit.i his counti Mi.Ut novo ;uui ulas: ..... me inaii - - .m me uiumiy juui;e lie Ollce h... , 7., . ' . i ,:.V ..i,l,... i.. . ...J Replace lost income through sickness or accident with an Income Protection Plan. Jim Crismon 506r546.62 Earnings to First Federal Savers . . . boosts PERSONAL SECURITY Sit back comfortably and collcctprofits, such as these paid June 30th. You'll build a firm foundation for per sonal security, more quicMy and safely. Well continue to help, as wc have done regularly for many years, by distributing generous earnings at a rate of return that reflects sound management. Open your Insured Savings Account on or before July 10th and receive a full 6 months return next December 31st. PERSONAL SECURITY IS A TWO-SIDED COIN The savings side gives you ready cash and good earn ings. The other side, home ownership, offers you stead ily increasing equity through our home financing plans. Over the years equity in a home of your own provides a family with its lowest-cost source of credit for-meeting major financial needs. College costs for children, funds to invest in your own business, cash in an emer gency; all can be met by borrowing on the equity you build in your home. Needed improvements or additions to a home can be financed this same easy way. If you now have a home, you are aware of this per sonal well of security. If you are planning on buying a home, we'd enjoy helping you. atul QJfiait Auto Loans On Increase AHIM.rO. tPI - The rioral Kcserve Hoard said during Mav to $14.7 billion ac cordins to the report. Most of the ri!l0i Uu. hna,.d 5ajdi was due t0 an expansion in charge account icrodil. .... Thomas Nast's oriitinal cartoon the donkev as a smbol o.' imaRinetlie Democratic parly was pub lished riuriiiR the Civil War. JIM CRISMON First National Bonk Bldg. Bui.: 2-34S4 Rei.: 4-462B Great-West Life AMUMA.C COMnUfV "Your Future 1i My Business Todoy" their sj. Maria em .Sunday, July 7. 1963 Pag 5-A Herald k New Klamath FaHi KAGO 1150 ON YOUR DIAL PROUDLY ANNOUNCES Lucky Family CHECKBOOKS ARE COMING YOUR WAY STAY Tuned To KAGO FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Lucky Family CHECKBOOKS payout J