Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 13, 1963, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCommumhf. CaIwdaMSnowbounii nuni rarty HERALD A.VD NEWS. Klamath FI1, Oirg Wedanday, NotfmW IJ, 1J WEDNESDAY AMATEIR RADIO ASSOC.. Klamath Basin, 7 p.m., code and theory class, clubhouse, fairgrounds. Interested persons invited. MAVZASITA CHAPTER. OES, 8 p.m., friendship night, Scottish Rite Temple. All OES members invited. WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOC., Klamath Falls, 7:30 p.m., meet ing, (Moose Home, 1010 Pine. MILLS PTA, 7 pm.. room visitation, 7:30 p.m., meeting, school. THURSDAY MIDLAND HOME EXTEN. SION unit will meet at Joan's Youth Cited In Accident Two autos both driven by 19-year-old youths collided at Di vision Street and Union Avenue Monday afternoon, resulting in one driver being cited for fail ure to yield right-of-way. Johnnie Marvin Summers, 220 Marion Lane, was given the ci tation after the crash which damaged his 1954 sedan and the other 1957 sedan moderately. Police said Summers' car struck the one driven by Curtis Phillip Langer, 2H60 Shasta Way. Summers was eastbound on Union and Langer was south bound on Division. The crash oc curred at 5:30 p.m. Officers Seek Vehicle Parts Oregon Stale Police are seek ing a Model T roadster body and frame that has been report ed stolen from the Lewis Mat ney ranch, Rte. 2, Box 625, Klamath Falls, police disclosed Tuesday. Matncy said that the car frame had been removed from behind his barn sometime dur ing tiie past month. Anyone having information as to the lo cation of the Model T is urged to contact state police. Kitchen at 10 a.m. Call TU 2 1256 for what to bring or for transportation. WW! BARRACKS 925, Ladies Auxiliary, S p.m., meeting, KC Hall. PROSPERITY CHAPTER 160. OES, g pm., staled meeting, Malm Masonic Temple. RUMMAGE SALE, KU par ents and Patrons. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., old Reliable Cleaners Bldg., Main Street. Y-XE-MA TW1RLERS, 8 p.m.. square dance, YMCA. Bring cookies. MERRILL HOME EXT., 10 am., Scandinavian cookerv demonstration, tion Hall. Merrill Reerea- LADIES AUXILIARY, Canlon Crater 7. 8 pm., meeting, 10OF Hall. FREMONT PTA, 7:30 pm.. National Education Week ob servance, room visitation, school. FRIDAY RUMMAGE SALE, KU Par ents and Patrons, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., old R e 1 i a b 1 e Cleaners bldg., Main St. LADIES SOCIETY BLF&E, 7 p.m., no host dinner, pin pre sentation, Kingfali's Res taurant. All members. RUMMAGE SALE. Sacred Heart Parents Club, 9 a.m. to a p.m.. Sacred Heart Parish Hall. EAGLES AUXILIARY, 6:30 p.m., politick supper, 8 p.m., meeting. Eagles Hall. RUMMAGE SALE, Northside Garden Club, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Kerns Bldg., 6th and Klamath. SATURDAY TECH MATES are holding a Sadie Hawkins dance Saturday night 8 o'clock to midnight at OTI student ballroom. Music by Westerneers. "CAVALCADE OF FASH IONS." tea and style show, I p.m., Winema Hotel. Phone TU 4-9179 for tickets. Is Rescued LA GRANDE LP1 A group of elk hunters, stranded by snow for nearly a week in the rugged Minam River area east of here, was flown out of the area Tues day after walking to a lodge. They were reported in good condition. They said they had had plenty to eat but were glad to get out of the area. Pilot Bob Wallermire of La Grande flew them here from where they were taken to their cars. The group was trapped by a snow storm last Thursday on the Minam Lake side of an 8.000 foot pass. The storm caused drifts as high as 20 feel. The party flown out Tuesday included nine hunters, two cooks and a cowboy. Gude Bob Blank of Baker and three others had left the group after the snowstorm to blare a trail out. Blank said the horses on the trip were worse off than the hunting party, because of lack of food. Senate Hearings On Billie Sol Estes End In Hurry Without Any Answers WASHINGTON' (LP1 '-Senate hearings into the get-rtch-quick career of farm financier Sillie Sol Estes were marked "com plete" today and investigators began working on a formal re port. The dark-haired West Texas farm boy, who built and lost a $150 million empire, moved briefly into the public spotlight Tuesday. He quickly bowed out again, however, after invoking the Fifth Amendment against passible self-incrimination and refusing to answer questions for the Senate investigations sub committee. Chairman John L. MtClellan. D-Ark., did not press Etes with warnings of possible con tempt action. He explained that Estes, still in deep legal trou ble, would not be placed in a position where he might preju dice his cause in court actions against him, McClellan said no further w it nesses would be called in the ui quiry which filled the headlines a little more tlian a year ago. He said the committee wouki bond and lives with his wife now draft report. j and five children in Abilene, The report is certain to eon tain some criticism of the Ag riculture Department's handling of Estes' pooled cotton allot ments. In a presidential ye3r, such a report depending on its tone could become s o m s -thing of a political document. Esles' refusal to answer ques tions was not unexpected since he has pending appeals from fraud and conspiracy convic tions that call for prison terms totaling 23 years. He is free on Tex. After refusing to testify in closed session, Estes was taken into public hearing and asked to identify himself. He replied that he was "Billie Sol Estes, 70 Castle Drive, Abilene, Texas." To alf else he sought the Fifth Amendment's protection. Second Try Successful LANCASTER, Calif. UPK - I ing auto ami burled himself into 1 Wed., Not. II, 1963 1 Pj?e i-A Kerch! Neve Ktsmstb F1U Michigan supplies about one half of the red tart cherry pro duction of the United States. Sheriff's detectives said a roan identified as John Birmingham, 52, tried to commit suicide Tuesday by jumping in front of a train not far from his home at nearby Rosamond. That attempt failed, investiga tors said, bu a few hours later he succeeded in a similar at tempt near this desert eoromuB ity northeast of Los Angeles. A 17-year-ofai boy who had picked Birmingham up s a hitchhiker said Birmingham saw a train approaching and yetted; "Stop the car! I want to jump in iront o( the train." The boy tried to persuade to stay in the car. but he said the man jumped from the mov- the path of the Southern pacific freight tram. The Irafa't heels severed: hit body. CRAB FEED NOV. Ulh 4:30 P.M. VJ.W. HALL LOST WEIGHT? GAINED SOME? Git hmk Ht 14 iiptrlly im By? ihsp. Wt "RfiUILO" WAHMSKS (AS Wk CuaraistMiit in Hurry? W H knit Yor IDA'S TAILOR SHOP !IS N. ttfc TU 4 121 PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY TOYLAND IS OPEN - THIRD FLOOR OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 5:30 EVERY FRIDAY AND MONDAY NiTE TILL 9 Cambodia Plans To Drop U.S. Aid By End Of '63 PNOMPEHN, Cambodia ( L' Pit Prince Norodan Sihan ouk Tuesday announced Cam bodia will renounce U.S. aid by the end of 13. He said American troops will be withdrawn, but ihey will not be replaced by other foreign troops. Prince Norodan lotd a news conference that "by this meas ure we will be poorer but more independent." The prince announced Mon day the nationalization of im port and export businesses here and the nationalization of Cam bodian banks by the end of next June. He said the big French plan tations will not bo nationalized for the time being, but he could not guarantee the same for the future. "Without aid, and not rich in foreign reserves, Cambodia w ill have to increase her production agriculturally and industrially." he said. 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