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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1963)
People Aniwir to Pnvlsut Punlt ACROSS I Joan of 4 Mr. Bunyan , ' 8 Arnax 12 Extinct bird 13 Sea eagle 14 Miu O'Brien IS Kind of By ST Poker Hake .19 Angeri 40 Ivan or Peter 41 Permit 42 Rose 45 Workshop 49 Negligence 51 River iSp.l 52 Pheasant brood 10 Horizontal roof 53 Tumult timber 54 Bitter vetch IB Shakespearean 55 Drinks made character 20 Prices 21 First woman (Bib.) 22 Tidy 24 Greater quantity 26 German title 27 Sash 30 Display 32 Remotely ancestral 34 Meatless 35 Placid 36 Mineral rock from fruit 5 Deeds 57 Frances DOWN 1 Large pulpit 2 Plant part 3 Wife of Henry VIII 4 Miss Mesta 5 Seed covering 6 Neglected 7 Extremity 6 Station 0 Love god 10 Sedimentary IS ill BtergjBnTgSpgtgtE material 11 Chemical suffixes 17 Card game 19 Occurrence 23 Expunge 24 Song i comb, form) 25 Above 28 Dve 27 Exhausted 28 Flexible shoot 29 Frosts 31 Stops r 33 Satellite of Uranua 38 Dire 40 Wearies 41 Latvianativea 42 Miss Freeman 43 Keenly eager 44 Advise (dial.) 46 Idea Iref.) 47 Ireland 48 Abie's Irish girl 50 Masculine appellation 1 2 3 56 a 14 ltd 111 T2 f3 n rs rs r rs 19 rise 2i npa 1 ' ' snr- rpn r-p? las p9 53 5i T- 35 3T 5? 1 35 : 3? "T37 ST PT35 1 1 1 fer- r-pi 1 1 iTTTTT k 46 47 T" T" 50 Si 52 ; 53 3? 55 55 57 I J I I I II 12 Wildlife Interim Group Maps Out Plans For Action SALEM il'I'l) The Lepislativei session here Saturday afternoon Interim Committee on Wildlife and mapped plans for the baf completed a two-day oricntationance of tiiis year. Turncoat Scott Rush Returns Short On Cash HONG KONG (L'PH Ameri can turncoat Scott L. Rush, who returned from Red China last Saturday, gawked at luxuries he has not seen for 13 years today and buaa making arrangements to go to visit his ailing mother in the United States. Rush, a former U.S. Army ser geant who was captured in Korea in 1930. is from Akron and Mar ietta, Ohio, but his mother, Mrs. II. L. Hush, now lives in Tucson, Ariz. He returned from China along with his Chinese wife and H-month-old daughter. He said he did not know when he would be able to leave for home. "I've completed most of the procedures," he said. "I hope I can go home with my family as soon as possible." Rush, who told of hunger, hardship and discontent in Com munist China, said he and his wife were fascinated by Hong Kong. "We've been sightseeing and window shopping ever since wc arrived here," he said. The committee will hold its next meeting in Klamath Falls Oct. 4. Cecil Edwards w as hired as ex ecutive secretary at $730 a month, the lowest salary paid any of tlie interim committee executive sec retaries. Barbara Ilanneman was hired as committee clerk at $420 a month. The wildlife group is attempting to interest a private foundation in providing a special study grant to cash, said he hoped to contact Al- ?. '" "u .mm"' T. and . , . . . 'Edwards said encouraging pro- oeu L. nemomme, anotner flctec.gross uas fcing made, lor who came into Hong Kong ini At Saturday s session the corn- to discuss a cou)lcmillce Heard reports Irom living i Larson of the State Police Game Law Enforcement Division, Or Rush. 31, admittedly short on Belgian na- late August of things." Helhommc, tional captured by the C'ommu nists while serving as a corporal! in the U.S. Army in Korea 1930, also is short on money. gon Fish Commission director Ro bert Schoning, Department ofCommission has developed plans. Tuesday, Seplemher 10, 1963 HERALD AND NEWS, PAGE Klamath Falls, Oregon Planning and Development field supervisor C. William Miller, and Game Commissioner director P. W. Schneider. Schonning said the problem of fish passage over the Willamette Falls at Oregon City may be solved soon. He said the Fish STRANGE APPETITE LONDON a;Pl - The British Medical Journal reported Thurs day that a 37-year-old Irishman swallowed two spoons, (our coins, several pieces of wire and a bed spring. The journal said surgeons re moved all the objects, it did not identify, the patient. Private industry would be asked' to contribute $300,000 of the cost. 1 Schoning noted that. Portland General Electric, which is await ing results of another study, and oilier industries in the area can agree on the type of facility they want, the solution may be near. He said present fish passage facilities at the falls are inade quate and prevent full use of wa ter resources behind the falls. MONEY FOR SCHOOL! No ntrd ts drain lh firnllr vlnfi t ihool tlm. Jut Hi oul how much yu will need nd btrw It lrm Haburban. Send lhm ! n haol knewlng yaa can pay for It with convenient monthly payment while keeping your iavlncs in the bank! No. af Payments Amount ft $300.00 18 m $2181 tt twnn 24 ma $28.86 SUBURBAN FINANCE 3870 So. 6th. Ph. TU 4-77S9 Town ond Country Shopping Center NOW! 2 FLAVORS OR REGULAR CARAMEL Ms FOR v REDUCING MONTH'S SUPPLY $3.25 PAY LESS DRUG 808 Main St. Tfiree Local Girls Win State Fair Horse Honors Three Klamath Falls girls won 4-H horsemanship and horse show manship blue ribbons at the Ore gon State Fair in Salem. Linnea Sundquist and Mary Drace were awarded blue ribbons in the senior Western horseman ship division of 4-H competition. Wanda Breed won her blue rib bon in the intermediate horse showmanship division. In addition to these awards, Dianne Atwood of Macdocl, Calif., and Linda Stanley of Fort Klam ath were presented with red rib bons in the intermediate Western horsemanship division. Lee Holliday of Klamath Fal won a blue ribbon for his 4-H agricultural demonstration. Five Klamath Falls girls were presented with blue ribbons for the fair demonstration booths. They are Connie Ewing, Karen Dean, Diane Vanderhoff, Dawn Whipple and Roxanne Whipple. The Klamath County 4-H dairy judging team won fourth place in mat event. Don Born of Klam ath Falls won a snccial award for Jersey judging and Virginia Scala of Klamath Falls won sev enth place in Holstein judging. Susan Ogle of Lakcview won a blue ribbon for her intermediate 4-H agricultural demonstration. On The Record APPLICATIONS TO WEO Merle Gene Wtschnolshl. 27. Blodqett, and Beverly Jean Bower, 23, Klamath Donald E. Wagner, 33, and Betty Ann iinan. an. both Klamath Falls. Louis E. LeDoert Jr., 18. and Verlee iiv rriripr. 16. both Ktamath Falls. Dale Irwin Freeman. 27, and Carol Keonon, 16, bom Klamath Falls. DIVORCE ACTIONS FILED bftscH Murrell J. vs. Helen. BUKER Lester James vs. Martha Lee. ANDERSEN Harry O. vs. velma REYNOLDS Terre E. vs. Shirley CRAVEN John Richard vs. Lillian Dell. COURT ACTIONS FILED Aluminum Acceptance Corp. of Wash ington, a corporation vs. Ronald L. Youno, el u. 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