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Thursday January 28
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HERALD
Klamath
NEWS,
AND
MARKE
Fails,
and FINANCE
WALL
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STREET
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on
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3
59%
5%
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RED
LIVESTOCK
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of
sto
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on
cows,
feeder
Caterpilla Cor
Chr Cola Corp
C
Chemical
Pont
Eastman Kodak
Evans Products
Electric
Dynamic
Portland
a
Gulf Oil
Homestake
Merck
1.51% 1.52
1.459 1.44% 1.451
Se
|
53%4/
6
Gamble
Corporatio
1%
“67%
68%
71%
71%
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course.
1.22
from
Pag 1)
filled
with
point alon
Georg D. Kohler, man-
the Enterprise Irriga-
fes
MUTUAL
a
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California
Prices
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a
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the
Prides
until
11:30
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land
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buy
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sales
quo
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Pepa
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a
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at
—
means
Proposa
Senate
Apple
used 207 days
were
ground
Traffic
stalled
until
was
the year by 5 organi
while
unloaded during
workers
totaled 27,88
which
zations,
from the downe trail-
addition to the 31,
could be set upright persons in
so it
the gate
the| who went
half of
Boundaries
School
a.m.
apple
throu
Glas
‘Wh
rep
boa
10:30
broth
Tour
wil
be
a.m.
In
Memor Hi
family pl in Kla
city
or
a
,
he ‘pres
Imc & t
sh Episc
wit
ts
The balanc
of
ery.
|
cov
government
mills)
16.5
of
costs
come
which
the
pay
sewer,
(2
from
the
for
the
street,
polic and fire department for
bonds and interest,
city
and salaries,
enact
ace
we a
ot
Tho
who
O
Fellow
Cem:
wish
Church
or
t
REFINISHIN
Change
Room Group
Cigarette Burns
Color
Custom & Antique
“Survi
some
JONES’
REFINISHING
Ph.
884-3441
ish
Word famil
Paci Rail
i
Spen
Group
Meet In KF
include
Rep
years ago.
m
Wick
two
daugh \Klamat
George
Falls,
|
four
granddaug
a
R-
Fliteraft,
may contribute to
member. of \fund of St, Luke’s
will
allend:it
Anna May Sisson Warm the
committee,
R-Klamath)
Katherine
and
Raide Rep Carrol..Howe,
|McNary, Ariz.; a brother, Wil- Falls, has been invited to at-
is not a mem- |
jliam Neubert of Klamath Falls; tend although
ters,
solm
memorial|Nell’
a
Episcopa
Fund.
Lak Cou Hear
jer,
McCormick,
Keno;
Dorri
neph
Henr Gordon
tals niec
and
h
grandchildre
6
|
Through Saturday Only
&
|
U.S.D.A.
Grade
BE
“Good”
TABLES
OF
Values
2,99.
to
to
Cut, Wrapped and Quick Frozen
Henr
MEAT
Canrto
1420
DAYS
DOLLA
4 BIG
Values
IN
Fi
Pick U & Delivery
in
0
take
FURNITU
|
an
H
fi
s Lakeview
retur
Lakev to o
Techn
z who died
LOC
time, in-
$160,00 fab for new
‘sewers,
accept
.
Neu
Saturday,
Memo:
ma
include
Rai,
grangch
William
Coq
Hi
»
Nnerine
he
O'M
wi
Satur
To
also
27, 196
Jan.
Sisso
May
Lounge
451
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LB SKS Bid
US2 €07 MIN”
Ria
rf
vehic
7.00-7,
USIA
[a
cludin
‘general fund
88,51
b di- and
load of review
|
storm
TO DATE
be
mill
Anna
Total
up to
0,790
10,16
Abt. Sty.
Ores
Linkville-Cemetery
heari
|
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mil “ala Nevb ters, 1S S
Library
-
USIA
course
o
Obiturie
|
follo
ie
-
%
as
:
Air
Cest
—
cen
explained
Veaich
allocated
are
oth Vess Safe
1 Ta
reached
figure is
colleg
a
House
89
mill,
céunties.
consider
SA
DIEGO, Calif. (UPL)
aircraft
Guard
Coast
2.90
3.25 Deschutes 8 25-, Two
for the Liberian
market:
8.75 few higher; bakers -8.75-
searching
retailers:
few higher
1
ounce
Carton}
freighte Nestof some 80 miles
Eggs —To
AA extra
uth of here Tuesday turned
AA!9,25-10; sized
ounce spread 10;
larg 42-4
Ss bakers
that th vessel
70 Idaho baled iback on
large 40-48¢; A larg 37-40c
|wa not in distress.
5-1 Ib mesh,
4404.65.
mediu 87-39¢ AA small
PORTLAND
Copper
Tot
coun bt i
to
Highe
enrollment.”
equival
jbe in the
the
Southern
i more
to lo-
ta
Park. Rev. Nor-
ath
Memorial
Francisco. Fu-
cal taxpayer
voters, or be ' Studio as a profession y|Hospi i San
bert.
services were at 1 am.
De of Zion Lutheran killed
He
noted|
altogether.
photographe operating unti jnera 2 from Cohran&#
officiate.
Church will.
Chap
(Jan
that the Oregon School Boards| j94 5
Mr, Neubert was the son of
Roses
in
Roseville,
Calif., the
Association is opposing the mea-
H was a member of Lake-
Gottfried and Kathrin Neubert,
family home,
sure.
191
view Lodg No. 6 from
born in Germany, who came to
Worden,
He was a native
was a pas noble grand and sec- born
the Klamath country from Ash-
April 18 1897 He married
retary for 3 years. H was a Bertha
land with team and wagon in
April 17 191
of Lakevie En- in
member.also
188 They settled on a pre-emp-
Vancouver, Wash, He was a
and
Rebekah
campment No, 18
tion claim
near
Dairy where
veteran of World War I and was
Lodg No. 22
they lived for five years, then
in Newport News Va., prepar
a
Survivors
homesteaded in Antelope Val-
S0n,| for combat dut when word
The House Way and Mea
les
Neubert
A., Lakeview; daugh of the Armistice arrived. He re-
was)
ley where John
is
scheduled
to
Committee
Leona
Hill,
born.
Berkeley, tired two years ago from: em-
Feb
Klamath
Falls
in
meet
When grown he ranched near
and Beatrice Getty,
with the Southern Pa-
Lake-|
6 and
raneh
two
sisters, Mrs. Fanny |cifj ic.
Algoma, accumulating
be
here
will
The
On
livestock.
re-
meetin
and
Mrs.
Don
and
Snyder
i
acreage.
Survivors include the widow
the
commit-
with
tirement h moved to 235 Com- connection
of
both
Portland;
grandso Bertha, a daughter Mrs, Fred
mercial
Street in
Klamath
tee’s consideration of the budg Bruce..
and
granddaughter, (Darleen) and two
Insti-| Shery of Lakeview.
jet for
| Falls.
Orego
‘ters, Laurie and Maureen Kuhl-/
married to Helen Sto- tute.
was
all of Roseville; a sister
who wish to do
Those
f
other Orego
board agree
jmatters.
figure
chief of maintenance.
A ways opposit side of the highway,
Education
members
board
are
Other
subcommittee bega The beam from the headlight C J.
Main, Tulelake, retiring
of Gallert&# unit then fell across,
of a pla to earmark
Carroll
of the board
president
the
its
his
side in
trailer, on
retire-
additional
1 hours into the total number| $400,00 for
also
advisor
Robison,
Macdoel,
The
lane of traffic.
driver
of hours
bein carried “b all ment benefits for higher educa- steered the unit into a snow director to the Western Fairs
students in state
college and tion academic personne
Pete
Bergman,
bank to avoid a collision and Association;
universities,
Judges— Senate Judiciary
so
doin the trailer of ap- Russell Smith, Bill Ganger, all
ji,in
bil
a
Committee
approve
There has .been a growin
Palmer,
Marion
and skidded on of Tulelake;
jack-
ple
sprea between the number of which would allow judge to|? its side. Neither Gallert or his|Panhandle, and Kenneth H ol-
students on the camus and the take leaves of absence without
companio in the sleepe of the|brook, Macdoel.
“full-time
equivalent,” indicat- ‘pay.
Grounds Used
truck
was
injured. The latter
In a complete report of the
Richard
D. Parker, Out-
was
activities by Whitak-
1964 fair
look, Wash.
he revealed that the fair-
er,
Unloaded
That
.
Potatoes
sets
hinge
time
viding
.
PORTLAND
(UPI)
market: 10 Ib sacks USIA Rus:
ap
-
‘Fat Honors et
Winem Ki
throu
eir
—
er
—
2
5.75
14.2
787
5.97
15.3
pl
.
tice
th
t
17.1
Whit
a |
PGE
‘Towmotor
14
831
to
Titan
complex;
e
mi
10.7
ence
“a
Get Rite
fun
Shareholders
Nat& Bank
ICOA
Ist
cam
son’s fiscal
The bud
Hi
the|d
c
a
See Stock
Putnam Fund
Putnam
Growth
Selected Amer
°
Mines.
S&
S
Nat&
3
c Fre
Peat
s
Natl
of
siblity
Ex-Kiamathite
a
|
Aske
id
feet
accident develope
when a tank truck
loaded with jet fuel
Fai Boa
Pick Date
Fo Event
Dies In South
Tem Mec
es
a.m.
today
freak
tunit
canal,
8.36
SECURITIES
an
nautics
Th first
-
(Continued from
.|
LOCAL
‘The
about
|
conducte |
Deat Tak
Basi M
13.36
Investors’ Group
Intercontinental
Mutual
|
the
several
other but did not collide,
polic officer said.
state
a
school
tor
i
certain
d
other
business
ununprove
eets. The city
in and
comes
—Don Kenyon,
chairman
o
the street
that the’
lays
the board,
announced
and
Departmen of Agricul down the ro
7.17 US.
Mrs, Anna May Copperfiel
13.5 ture had set the county& share
“But this-is only a temporary the
from the Deschutes
revenues
granddaughte of Winema
23.49 of
Streets
Measure.
deterio-; \(Toby) Riddle, of Modoc War
soon
Forest at $182,
11,22 National
tate.&q At this
of
the
season
will be honored at an S5th
—The
commissioners
8.37
residents
who
have
year,
gone
De-
birthday anniversary party Jan.
2.44 ed the Count Engineer&
the graveling program
Auditorium.
2 in the Klamath
partment t6 take action which
will
The
surface
of
agree.
goo
Hosiesses will be three of her
would
prevent property dam:
last
summer is’ virtually
im-
granddaughters Alice Hull, Sha-
19.21 age due to flooding at a dwell-
Carmelita Samp
ron Shuey, and
Street, The passabl toda
5.44 lin on 4205 Bryant
H
s no city lax.
all o Klamath Falls.
money
son,
was’
is:
lance
10.1 reques for
maintenance
200 and 250 guest
Between
commissioners b YT goes into street
“10,02] sued to the
“These
from state}
come
are
expect
Smith.
William
18.0 Mr. and Mrs.
‘was born on
Mrs.
Mrs. Floy gas_mone:
matter,
.O another
11.15
This year
city taxpayer
Feb, 1 but expects to leave in
the!
that
11.60 Johnson
suggest
Thi is whe
bill is 89.5
afew days for Arizona. The par-
12.6 board chang its meetin time
the mileag goes
for this
earlier
set
was
date
1
Wednesdays to
a.m.
9.06 from
Count government
10.6,
son
18.7 evenings whenever issues of vi-
‘o Nathan, lives in Klan.
City
are to
come!
tal publi
concern
school
Hig
A daughter Alice!
She
15.56 before the commissioners.
Cit elementar
i a resident of Chilo
31.7|
8.60 also urge the board to under-
Mosquito Controt
Mrs.
Copperfield’ home
quin.
6.52|take a stud of salary sched-
Klamath
Radcliffe,
2610
al
i
7 ules to determin wheth coun-
Falls,
are
paid ona le
city laxpayer is assessed
inv.
w
in-to
from spilling onto
water
other
property owners
7.88 ‘o
Avene
Maryland
nee low
ICA
United
Utilities
West Bank Cor
be
syste
higher groun
—
8.70
16.56
it)
f
on
5.62 should tie
{Grou
61%
Ply
drainag
ea
flights
t
was
than the used to. ways
courses
the board by Gov.
Meanwhile, Earl W. Gallert, pointe to
are
goin to have to find| delay approva of the use
Whita-
Brown.
(Pat)
Wash.,
south: Edmund
was
studded snow tires in Yakima,
why, and whether the prac- ‘metal
man-
continue as fair
with ker will
bound in a truck loaded
de-
until
the
highwa
will continue, because high Orego
chief
Leona Carter as
when he observed the|#g¢.
additional
67 budge partment complete
education’s
196
Morrill as
clerk, and Ralp
of
the
tractor
Lester’s
on
ri
called “full- tests.
on a
th
prohibit
10.8
13.1
Funde
131%
new
America’
al
Schedul
$50
A.
Gibbon
286
Road, propose that
constructed
to de-
problem.
ights
c
Commissioner
Later,
Frank
Ganon remarked that if th
is
drainage networ
21.13 presen
it
and
enlarge
improved
12.64
Fund
11 Fidelity Capita
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
floodi
that
to the
sp
denberg Ai
~
—
s|
11.65 and away from the home
11.1 which .are continually inundat-|
view endorsed b Com-
a
missioner
Forney,
21.08
[ & H Stock
50¥4|
‘Tran “America
a
14.19
10.66
Dreyfu
at
Arthur
Homedale
15.80
10.2
=F
|Piver Growth
19 |
13%
‘instanc
9.87
15.1
16.65
13.8
15.19
14.4
12.9
Fund
Fund
Colonial
20
4
gay
Co.
Asked
9.13
985 Blue Ridg
213 Bullock
related
decided
stud
more
into
rigs
E
flippe within
—"
her propert
“about
occurs.
on
times a year” and
on.one
occasion
contributed
to settin
her furnace afire. She estimated
her property damag in that one}
toda
a.m.
Bid
BY
Standard Indi
Standard N. J.
Stokel Van Cam
Sun Mines
Tektronix
until
th
‘out
{termedi
six
FUNDS
streets
our
emotion
military
was
hours
districts
or
abolishing county er
somewhat; and
Pag 1
districts altogether and) \Meanwhile, nearly
—School
taxes in the rest of school
last year’ fair in Sep
load of jet&#3 spille from
makin them unified school dis-
financial
support in the the county would fall-sharply.
to|
other
trailer during efforts
of new
street proj-
With
is o file
of the
equalizatio in effect, tricts,
A
county would be so great that
from the highway.
move it
ects, Veatch said, “We&#3 laid
Testimony Readied
districts.
(KUHS and city however, it is though there
the fair offic on the fair-
our
in
Most of the gasoline flowed
more
sever-
asphal in the pas two elementary) would have t fight would be these effects:
Hunsaker and perhap
ground where it is available to
the highway and seepe into|&
members of the KUHS and
years than in the pas 20.&
taxesjal
school
In-
included
the
interest
it unless
the
the side of the anyone
‘Then he added, “It has been
on
ie groun
will
invited
District! would rise less than half thanjcity elementary boards
has
School
The fair
officers
said that a
a lon practice everywhere, a
at hearing on the bill, road, but
would
without
equaliza-|
th
aw.”
group,
any civic club, church
result
of a
state
a
enablin
tentatively scheduled for mid- flagman was stationed near the farm organization or other non-
ion
Law Explained
of
the
wreck
alert!
act called the Bancroft Law, to
to
point
school taxes would dro February. The will sugges an
School Dis-
to bid for the use
‘The Intermediate
motorists
to the dan- profit group
establish
new
improvement
their waiting
indicate
amendment’ and
the
means
Law
is the
b slightly; and
of the Carousel Cafe on
trict
for
of
in
the
which
call
area.
abutting
smokin
project
schoo taxes would! opposition to the bill in its pres- ger
—
which county school tax equali
™
fairground during this year’s
for
to
owners
property
pay
‘The wheels of the tanker were
form.
this take a less dramatic
Under
dro thanjent
is effected.
jation
fair. Bids should be on a lump-
street. improvements over a pe-
Oppositio to the bill also is
successful bid-
half of each school dis- they would without equalizatio
basis.
The
llaw,
sum
riod of 10 years.
source.
Therefore, city schoo officials|coming from another
from
annual
‘trict’s
der may use the cafe
levy is levied
“Actually, it’s 1 years when|
|countywi and half in the dis- are suggesting that the unified Rep Carrol Howe, R-Klamath
Thursday Sept 9 through
yo sell the bonds, and s forth.
chairman
of the House
‘This produce a greater school bill be amended to in-|Falls,
Monday, Sept 13 except from
‘There are really no payments
has
School
|Education
Committee,
pub
Intermediate
clude
the
district.
for each
1:30 to 5:30 p.m., Sept 13 to
that first
year.
School Dis-
District
Law. This could be ac-|licly announced his oppositio to
Intermediate
The
Rotary
permit the Tulelake
“In our stud we may estab-
effect
in
is not
Law
in
complishe either b allowing]a unified school district law:
Club to use the facility for the
lish a
street
minimum
width trict
Force Noted
law to be place in effect
Klamath Coun because it is
Rotary Club free barbecue pre-
from which to calculate
costs.
Howe has based his opposi
contain:
counties
with county school
LAKEVIEW
Funeral serv- vious to the annual Junior Live-
in counties
Where wider streets
need-
are
tion
the premis that the ices for
on
Mark
A. Getty, 77 stock Sale. Bids will be open
ed the city will hav to find a in County School distriets, suc
bill would force reorganizatio Lakeview,
will
be held: at
-2/ Monday March 15 at the
the
additional as Klamath.
way to finance
on counties—including Klamat
Effects Seen
29 in thelfair office. The fair board re-
p.m, Friday, Jan,
amount.
At
this
stage we&#3
—without vot of the peopl in-
there
that
estimated
is
It
Ousley-
Chap with|serves the right to reject any
merely discussin the idea. As
volved.
Stewart
Anderson officiat-|or all bids.
Klamath Count
Rev.
these
would
be
we
move
along property own-
As chairman of the Education ing,
Lakeview
Lodg No. 63
will b notified. They will effects if the unified school dis-
ers
will
wield IOOF will
Howe
Committee,
assist at the grave-
to be passe
were
know the cost of the propose trict Iaw
the side in the Odd Fellows Cem
influence
\considerable
over
If they wish to pro- without equalizati
assessment.
native of unified school district bill&# fu-
John
a
75
Neubert,
inthe overlap
taxes
School
tery.
test
th will have every oppor-
Klamath County, and prominen ture.
27 in
Mr, Getty died Jan.
before any street project areas would nearly double;
man, died
rancher and livestock
told the Herald and Lakeview. He was a native of
Howe
—Sehoot taxes in the prese
is started.
Hos-
“It
(the
News Thursday that
would rise Jan. 27 in Klamath Valley
“We&#3 tryitig to ge
elementary district
Empire, Ore., born March 17
will be
services
{pital. Funer
Lysl V. Gordon, a member
not pass in 1837 He was’
bill) probabl
married
3,
the
Aug
gravelin
program.”
Jan, 30 at 10:30 its
of two pioneer families, the Gor~
present form.”
Pos
t Sybil.
181 in
this, Veatch said,\ he me
O'
in
died i
expresse hop that the
lo
1959
came
that
residents
the
ot
a Ma Ka
a Pat
Stocks
of
ject
Reorganiz
To
|
car
fic
po
a
car-
Burden
de- said.
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ager
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riers, he noted.
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er
of the system
Emotion Injected
agree with Rep James}
Coos Bay, ‘vote
Jr., R
use
taking 1 ly four
are
education
budge di- when tw truck and trailer units
Richard
Collins said the
accidents
separat
upse in
|situation probabl resulted from
blocking both lanes of the road
highe academic standards. He Orego State Police reported
the trend would level
southbound,|
both
Fa Workm
fo
mittee
students
ste
first
posa
Insurance—The House Finan-
to consideration of injury claims.
tfied
determined
a.m.
peopl
Rep Edward Whelan, D-Port- cial Affairs Committee voted
crowd into a tiny room on the
TULELAKE—Sept. 11 12 13
and trailer
land, noted that state industrial to 5 to outlaw vending machines skidded on ice alon an
top floor of the capitol.
uphil have been set by the Tulelake-
at
sell flight insurance
accident commissioners
are ap- which
frustrated
The
latter
and
Valley Fair Board as
curve
group
spun in a circle, Butte.
would ‘not
official)
The
move
a
Jairports
by
politica
dates
com-|
bill
to
for the 196 fair in Tule-
efforts to whisk a
trailer
point
to flip on
the
causing
in
would
turn
appoin affe the sale of insurance b its side. The operator of the lake. Fair Manager William
bine the State Fish and Game| and
Groe-
Richard
officers
under
claims
Rep
hearin
the dates
announced
Commissions through a house
truck, Daniel Lester, 48, Port- Whitaker
D-Milwaukie, said he be- and said he had change Jan. 28
ner,
and send it to the the proposed bill.
committee
“Isn&# it better to inject emo-| lieved
unsupervise machines
The
committee
when the unit
Buel Fisher, principal of the
floor.
finally
ears
began
bowed to demands for a nigh ‘tion into the case of an injur wer a temptati to persons swerving alon the highway Dorris Elementary School, was
suicide b blowing and
to
thelelected preside of the board
upset Lester 1e ft
publi hearing the week of Feb. workman than it is
politics?” he asked.
up a plan while in flight. The wrecked
board meetin
truck
and headed in at the
annual
committee has not completed fi- the
Lawmakers
a Ways and
on
to
direction
of lights on the Jan, 27 in
Tulelake
‘The Alban delegation, which
serve
told nal action on the bill, however. south side of the
were
subcommittee
vice
with
Bill
taxes the capitol’s large base- Means
highway.
McClymond
The House
students
are taking
Highways
colleg
had.
less
had been ap-
Both
ment
room,
hearing
president
Truck Hits Bank
asked
Committee
2:5 {j
0
Stree Pla
Defend
Ashland
to
bridg
new
the
a.m.,
p.m.
—
a
Pass,
—
peak
new
Run
Trailways will con-
to depar at 4 p.m. each)
(Continued from Page 1)
success.
Highway
for Bend,
Redmond
and
told
Glenn
Jackson
Chairman
bus!
Dalles.
return
The
C. R Phillips 810 Wocus Street. ‘them they would have to wait
arrives
from
those
cities
e
at least five
“This is a good
years for another
at 9:10 p.m.
her
com-
ey b A.
bridge
ward, thoughtfu letter,”
"
Ball Stage will continue
Red
News
ser
Veatch. “It deserves a
But it was two familiar prob
5644
and
to operat
a3
a3
am.
lems— workmen&#3 compensatio
goo answer.
twice-daily bus except The he sai
(UPD (USDA)
p.m.
“Streets are for| and colleg
that,
enrollment
Sunday and holidays at which; the movement of commerce. All concerned
of the law-
many
a.m,
calves 50, No earl
they will depart at
them
are
‘rights- makers.
publi
a f
jail only.
of
the
citi-
the
all
in
out
owned
broke
A
debate
by
‘A revised
schedule of Grey way,
50. Few 1- barrows and
Some of them, House
Labor and Managemen
zens of the city.
hound
arrivals
in
Klamath
gilts
need to be widened so that traf-
Committee over the use of jury
No trade test.
Shee
fic can move safely,”
trials in workmen&#3 compensa-
the proble tion appeals A bil under con-
He compare
6
with state highway where in sideration
committee
that
in
4%
‘ains
instances
freeways have makes no provisio for them.
40%
many
CHICAGO
(UPI)
Grain
ade-
were
replace what once
range:
roads. The
state
quate
primary
Low
Close
High
:
faster,
publi has demanded
56
Wheat
59
General
550-650
Ashland
and
a
fewer
the Com- hou of
attorney representin
more
activitie
as
hearings
compensatio and
Phoenix
12:35
{ro Gra
Eastbound
Klamath
Tulelake and
p.m. and 12:45
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go
ostly
$19,00
eete sect
4
—
with
47
introduced Wednes-| the bill—called
at the legisla- jury in this area
were
da
ture hit
Public
p.m.;
from
Alle
Reno and
and 3:30 p
Fran- Medford
2:55 p.m,
—
via
—
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and
pm,
Klamath|
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to
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Compared
classes.
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12:05
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calves,
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Audiences|
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hallways,
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into
makers
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,
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administrat
delaye for near- dislod during the accident;
the truck
on
Highwa 97 damag was minor to
and trailer.
Gilchrist, early Thursda
Traffic
Lines
an-| Falls also has been announced:
Greyhoun Bus
(UPI)—The stock
Southbound
from
serv-|
Portland,
Thursday that
its groun today nounced
B United Press International to make history as the 900 lev- licé over the Willamette Pass, Seattle and other points—
4:31
1:40
a.m.,
p.m., 2
Jones average Highwa 58 will be resumed
56%lel in th Dow
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7:20 p.m. an 11: 5 p.m.;
morning
Friday
breached
was
63
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from Los Ange
calls}
schedule
revised
The
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was
strong
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times:
Francisco,
for
these
les
Reddin
departur
dividend.
boost
in
the
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its
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444
Klamath| ‘and other
a.m.,
Northbound
from
American Can
points—
Pont soared around three point
9:45
3:50
14 and Eastman
a.m.,
am.,
Anferican Motors
Kodak picked up Falls to Oakrid Eugen and 5:45
NEW YORK
market stood
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