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BUSY BAND The band of Klamath Falls Lodge No. 1247 BPOE hat many da
mandi upon Its tima. Its mambers play for lodge meetings, tha Christmas party for
underprivileged children, tha annual crab feeds, the Elks picnic, community gatherings.
Recently it performed for veterans at White City. Standing, left fo right, are Oscar
DeNault, loyal knight, LaMar Jensen, director, Bob Chilcote, band manager and Bob
Craig, exalted ruler. Seated, same order, Terry Tenant, Dale Hallack, Bud Blanchard,
Herb Haneline, Bob Paters, James Lawson, Mike Balsiger, Jack Pearson, Rod Murray,
Spike Freeman, Roger Beck, Bill Cunningham, Joe Halousek, Harry Leonard, Normand
Poulshock, A. McMasters, Bob Dragoo, Ted Van, Red Schilling, Art Stites, Earl Kent,
James Metier, Dave Johansen, Willis Eittraim, Buz Beck and Howard Kelley.
Christmas Accidents
Claim Two In Oregon
:Ey United Press International
; Two persons lost their lives in
traffic accidents in Oregon on
Christmas, Day. .
' Gilbert Toll, 50, Redmond, was
tilled when his truck ripped
through a guard rail on the
North Santiam Highway and
went Into the Big Cliff Dam re
servoir about 10 miles west of
Detroit Wednesday afternoon.
: The body of Toll, a rancher,
was recovered from the cab of
the truck.
; Luther McGuire. 53, Madras,
died when his car went off a
curve on a private road at the
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NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Round Butte Dam near Madras
early Wednesday.
McGuIre was tlirown from the
car. He was employed by the
Utah Construction Co., which is
the prime contractor for the
Round Bulle hydroelectric pro
ject. Visitors Spend
$220 Million
SALEM UPI - Out-of-state
visitors traveling in Oregon
spent an estimated $220 million
in the slate during 13, High
way Engineer Forrest Cooper
said today. ,
Cooper said a highway de
partment survey showed reve
nue from visitors was up 1.4 per
cent from last year the year
traffic to (he Seattle World's
Fair boosted all tourist business
lo record levels in the North
west. Cooper said the $72n million
expenditure represented money
spent for food, lodging, recre
ation, car expenses and other
miscellaneous items. Ho said
the average daily oxpendituro
by visitors, and their length of
stay in Oregon increased this
year.
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Thursday, Deermber 38, 1963
Band Plays
For Patients
Tlie Klamath Falls Elks Band,
directed by LaMar K. Jensen,
made its annual pilgrimage to
the Veterans Administration Do
miciliary at Camp Vhile near
Mcdford Dee. 20. This is the
sixth year the band brought
Christmas enjoyment to the hos
pital patients. All costs of the
trip are paid by the lodge.
The program included band
favorites, a tone poem by Moeh
man, a Victor Herbert special
for trumpets by Robert Chil
cote, Dave Johansen and James
Metier, marches, solos, and Sou
sa's "Stars and Stripes Forev
er." An audience of nearly 300 en
joyed Uio concert.
Weather
Roundup
Temperatures during the 24
hours ending at 4 a.m. PST to
day. High Low Prer.
51 42 .27
42 11
55
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clouds with some valley fng.
The Dalles and Hood River:
Mostly cloudy with occasional
light ruin or drizzle: highs 4fi
54; low 33-37; gorge winds east
12-18.
Bend: Variable clouds through
Friday; highs in low 40s; low
24-32.
Baker and La Grande: Mostly
fair through Friday: highs in
low 40s; low mostly 10-22.
Portland - Vancouver: Mostly
cloudy through Friday with oc
casional light rain: highs 45-30:
low tonight near 3B.
Western Oregon: Mostly
cloudy through Friday with a
chance of little rain or drizzle;
highs 42-52; low 32-4R.
Kastein Oregon: Partly
cloudy except sunny extreme
east today and cloudy near Cas
cades Friday; highs 32-44; low
12-24.
Portland Fight
Injures Youth
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youth reouuied 35 stitches in his
left M-m iki another was ar
rested following a Christ
mas .Day distuitiance outside
tlie .Norse Hall.
iPolice nuiI .lumnio Marks, lfi,
Salem, required the stitches aft
er he apparently fell on an
automobile bumper while scuf
fling. Dick Shirks, 21. w pink-
ed up on a disorderly conduct
charge and later released on $.'0
bail.
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Bulgarian Claims He Spied For U.S.
i VIENNA UP1 A Bulgarian
diplomat pleaded guilty today to
charges that he we an Ameri
can spy who collected $200,000
from the United States to pay
(or his affairs with "loose wom
en." The Bulgarian Telegraph
Agency reported that Ivan-Assen
Hristov Georgiev, 56, entered
tlie guilty plea before the Bul
garian Supreme Court.
"I have committed tlie lieav
iest of crimes thai can be com
mitted by man, a crime which
has always received the heaviest
punishment at all times," tlie
agency said Georgiev told the
court.
Dolls Named
After Sisters
TRUMANN, Aik. (UPIi-Six-year-old
Mary Dever got five
dolls' for Christmas. She named
four of them in memory of her
four little sisters, who were
killed 'along with her parents
last Friday.
Only Mary and her brother,
Ronald, 9, escaped when their
farm home near Truminn
burned. Ronald said a man shot
his parents and then set fire to
the house.
Frank Harris, 53, of nearby
Jonesboro, has been charged
with first degree murder In the
death of the father, Leonard
Dever, 42.
Mrs. Charles Grimes, who Is
carying for the surviving young
sters, said Mary named dolls
after sisters Janet, 1, Sharon, 4,
Joann, S, and Nelle, 8.
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The former counselor at the
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collecting about $200,000 for his
work, which the Bulgarians
said he spent on "loose wom
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It said Georgiev used the
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